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AdvicefromtheKidExpertOfferingsolutionstolife’slittleproblems

ProblemsAdviceIwanttobeonabasketballteam.I’vepracticedalot,butI’mtoosmall.

—ElliotToosmall?Nosuchthing!Sizehassomeadvantages,butthesportisaboutmuchmorethanthat.Basketballneedsalotofskills,suchasshooting,passingandspeed.LotsofNBAplayersareshorterthansixfeet(about1.8meters)tallbutaresuccessful.Findacoachorgymteacherwhocouldoffertraining.Don’tletideasaboutsizeholdyoubackfromdevelopingyourtalent.IlikewatchingTV,butmymomwantsmetodootherthings.Haveanyfunideas?

—BenjaminOoh,lots!Startwithsomebrainstorming.Whatkindsofthingsdoyouenjoythemost?Makealistoffunactivitiesandkeepithandyforyouwhenyoudon’tknowwhattodo.Don’tknowwhatyoulike?Atriptothelibrarymayhelpyoufinditout.Yourmommayhavesuggestionsforyou,too,sincesheknowsyousowell.Hereareafewideas:Igetdistracted(分心)easilywhenI’mtryingtogetworkdone.Canyouhelp?

—IzzyItsurelycanbehardtopayattentionattimes-especiallyifalotisgoingonaroundyou.It’sgreatthatyouwanttodoyourbest.Trytofindaplacetoworkthat’squietandawayfromdistractions.Onlykeepthethingsyouneedforyourtasknearby.Setatimerfor15minutes.Seewhatyoucangetdoneinthattimeperiod.Whenitsounds,standupandwalkaroundforafewminutes.Thenresetthetimerandcontinue.HAVEAQUESTION?Writetousatletters@orbypostalmail.1.WhatdoestheexpertadviseElliottodo?

A.Stopplayingbasketballsoon.B.Trytogrowtallerquickly.C.Practicefor15minutesatatime.D.Lookforacoachfortraining.2.WhatisafunsuggestionforBenjamin?

A.Makecomicbooksorcookies.B.Singtohisfavoritemusic.C.Gotothegymtoplaybasketball.D.Findaplacetowalkaround.3.Inwhichpartofawebsitecanwemostprobablyreadthistext?

A.SportsWorldB.Teenagers’VoiceC.ScienceTodayD.CookingTimeMycousinswereraisedinawealthyfamily.Welovedtogototheirhousebecauseitwassobigandnice.Bestofall,ithadafantasticswimmingpool.Onethingthatalwaystouchedmeaboutmycousinswasthattheydidn’tthinktheywerebetterthananyoneelse,eventhoughtheywererich.ThereasonwasthatmyUncleJohnandAuntKatemadesuretheywerenotspoiled(溺爱)withgifts.Thepoolwasaperfectexampleofthis.Onedayinthesummer,mycousinswereboredandhot,sotheyturnedtomyUncleJohn,“Dad,we’retheonlykidsinthisneighbourhoodwithoutapool.Canwehaveone?”“Ofcourseyoucan!”agreedtheirfather.“Apoolitis!Itwillstarttomorrow.”Thekidswereamazedtoseehoweasilyhesaidyes.Earlythenextday,myunclewokeeveryoneupandbroughtthemdownstairs.“Comeonoutside.Ihaveasurpriseforyou!”hesaid.“Closeyoureyes.”Theydid,andheguidedthemtothebackyard.“Nowholdoutyourhands,”hesaid.Whentheyopenedtheireyes,eachhadabrand-newshovel(铲子)intheirhands.Alookofshockcameovertheirfaces.Then,theirdadsaidwithasmile,“Youcanhaveapool,butyou’regoingtohavetodigit!”Atfirst,thediggingwentslowly.Theyweretiredeveryday.Butastheweekpassed,theybegantoseetheirworktakeshape.Withintendays,theyhadthepoolcompletelydugout.Then,theworkerscameandpouredthecement(水泥).Inanotherweek,thepoolwasfullycompletedandtheyhadplayedapartinbuildingit.Theywerefilledwithpride!Yearslater,oneofmycousinsjokedtome,“IneveraskedmydadifIcouldborrowthecarbecauseIwasafraidI’dhavetobuilditmyself!”4.Whatdoes“this”inParagraph2referto?

A.Thecousinsgrowinginawealthyfamily.B.Theparentsnotgivingtheirkidstoomanygifts.C.Thewriterlovingtovisitthecousins’house.D.Thecousins’househavingabigswimmingpool.5.Whichisthecorrectorderofthefollowingevents?①Thechildrengotshovelsfromtheirfather.②Thechildrenaskedforaswimmingpool.③Thechildrengotthehelpfromworkers.④Thechildrenweretiredofdiggingthepool.

A.②①④③B.①②③④C.②③①④D.②①③④6.WhydidUncleJohnaskhischildrentodigthepoolbythemselves?

A.Becausetheyweretoopoortopayworkers.B.Becausehewantedthemtolearnhowtoswim.C.Becausethechildrenhadnothingtodointhesummer.D.Becausehewantedthemtoworkhardforwhattheywanted.7.WhatwordscanbestdescribeUncleJohnaccordingtothetext?

A.Carelessandlazy.B.Wiseandhumorous.C.Strictandunfriendly.D.Braveandwarm-hearted.Intoday’sfast-pacedbutoftendisconnectedonlineworld,theGrandmaStandisareminderofsomethingsimplebutimportant:everyoneneedstobeheard,andthere’spowerinhumanconnection.Thisactivityinvitesanyoneandeveryonetostopby,sitforawhile,andshareaconversationwitha“grandma”—wise,warm,andwonderfullyunderstanding.AsGrandmaNancyrecentlytoldCBSNewswithasmile,“We’relovingpeopleasarule.”Herwordsshowexactlywhatmakesthisprojectsospecial:awelcomingspacewherepeopleofallagescanstop,talk,laugh,orsimplybelistenedto.Theideabeganbackin2012inNewYorkCity,thankstoMikeMatthews.Afterseeinghowaheartfeltchatwithhis95-year-oldgrandmotherEileenliftedafriend’sspirits,heknewtherewassomethingpowerfulingrandmotherlywarmth.Itstartedasasmallbooth(摊位)andbecamearegularSaturdayroutineofopen-hearteddialogueonstreetcornersacrossthecity.EvenafterEileendiedattheamazingageof102,Matthewsthoughttheworldstillneededthatgentlelisteningear.SohebroughtbacktheGrandmaStandwithabrightpurplebooth(Eileen’sfavoritecolor)andachanginggroupofgrandmaswhowerereadytogivecare,encouragementandwiseinsight.InplaceslikeMcKinney,Texas,theGrandmaStandhasbecomealocalhighlight(热门地点),drawingneighborsforencouragingandfreeconversations.Later,theGrandmaStandappearsthroughoutNovemberandDecemberwiththegoalofbringingpeopletogether—especiallyduringtimeswhenpeoplemightfeellonelyorstressed.It’sagentleremindertoslowdown,hearoneanother,andrememberthatkindnessisagiftweallcangive.8.WhatcanpeopledoattheGrandmaStand?

A.Theycanlearntobeagrandma.B.Theycanbelistenedtokindly.C.Theycanaskforhelpwithmoney.D.Theycangiveadvicetograndmas.9.WhatmadeMikeMatthewsstarttheGrandmaStandatfirst?

A.Hisplantomakeapopularstreetactivity.B.ThegoaltohelplonelypeopleinNewYork.C.Eileen’swishtoshareherwarmthwithothers.D.Thewarmchatbetweenhisgrandmaandafriend.10.WhatqualitiesdothegrandmasinGrandmaStandhaveincommon?

A.Theyaregoodattellingfunnystories.B.Theyarefriendly,caringandhelpful.C.Theyliketalkingwithyoungpeople.D.Theyarefamousfortheirexperiences.11.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A.TotellaboutthelifestoryofGrandmaEileen.B.TointroducetheGrandmaStandanditsmeaning.C.Toteachpeoplehowtotalkwithotherspolitely.D.ToexplainwhyMikestartedtheGrandmaStand.ScientistshavefoundfactsthatraccoonsintheUSarechangingtheirappearanceastheyspendmoretimenearhumans.Theresearchersthinkit’sthestartof“domestication(驯化)”,whichisatypeofevolution(进化).Evolutionishowlivingthingschangeovertimetofitintotheirenvironmentandimprovetheirchancesofstayingalive,anddomesticationmeanschangingtofitinwithhumanenvironments.Incitiesortownswheretherearealotofpeople,thereisoftenmuchleftoverfoodinrubbishbinsandnotmanyenemies.Sowildanimalscangraduallychangetofitintothelifehereanddomesticatethemselves.Fullydomesticatedanimals,likedogsandcats,oftenhavesmallerteeth,curlytails,shortnosesandsoftearscomparedwiththeirwildrelativessuchaswolvesandlions.AteamofstudentsledbyRaffaelaLeschanalyzedalmost20,000picturesofraccoonsacrosstheUS.Theirstudyfoundthatraccoonslivingincitieshadshorternosesthantheirrelativeslivinginthecountryside.Thischangemaybeconnectedwiththeirbehavior.Animalsthatdevelopgentlerbehaviorshaveshorternoses.Leschsays,“Leftoverfoodisreallythestarterofitall”.Raccoonsaremainlyactiveatnightandareknownforlookingforfoodfromrubbishbins.Gettingtobins,whichareoftennearhumans,requiresraccoonstobequitetame—orbefriendlyandnotscaredofhumans.AsLeschexplains,“Alltheyhavetodoisstayaroundusandnotbeaggressive(有攻击性的),andthentheycanenjoyagoodmealonanythingwethrowaway”.Someexpertsthinkthatthesignsofdomestication,likeshortnoses,helptomakeanimalsseemlessdangerousormorelovelytohumans.However,notallscientistsagreewithLesch’sstudy.Althoughraccoonscouldeverbecometrulydomesticated,theyarestillwildanimals.12.Whatdoweknowaboutraccoonsincitiesfromthetext?

A.Theyoftengettheirmealsfromrubbishbins.B.Theyhavelongernosesthancountryraccoons.C.Theyoftensearchforfoodduringthedaytime.D.Theygrowmorescaredofhumansthanbefore.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tame”inParagraph4probablymean?

A.Wild.B.Beautiful.C.Dangerous.D.Gentle.14.WhatcanweinferaboutraccoonsfromLesch’sstudy?

A.Theywillsoonbecomefullydomesticatedlikedogs.B.Theyareslowlydevelopingtolivebetternearhumans.C.Theyhavemoreenemiesincitiesthaninthecountryside.D.Theyneedtobeaggressivetogetfoodfromrubbishbins.15.What’sthemainideaofthetext?

A.Howpeoplelivewithwildanimals.B.Howraccoonslookforfoodincities.C.Whatchangeshappentocityraccoons.D.Whywildanimalshavespeciallooks.二、任务型阅读阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项(其中有一项是多余选项),将其序号填入1~4小题,并回答第5小题。Findanewfriendinthenewyear.Thatfriendisjustyou!Everyoneexpectskindness,respectandlovefromagoodfriendandyoushouldn’thavetogofartofindthem.16●Whatdoesself-lovemean?Lovingyourself,alsocalledself-love,meansbeingaskindtoyourselfasyouaretoothers.Self-lovemeansgivingyourselfthelove,careandrespectyoumightgiveyourfriendsandfamily.17Trytospeaktoyourselfwithkindnessandencouragement.●18Studiesshowthatself-lovecanhelpwithfriendships,schoolworkandhealth.Learningtolovewhoyouarehelpsyouknowhowyoufeelaboutyourself.Thismakesyoubelieveinyourself.You’llfeelthatyouareworthgoodthings.Itdoesn’tmeanyou’llbehappyallthetime,butwhenyoufacechallenges,they’llbeeasiertoovercome.Thereisalwayssomeonelookingoutforyoubecausethatpersonisyou.●Loveyourselfbetter.Don’tcompareyourselftoothers.Beingkindtoyourselfisimportant,especiallywhenyoumakemistakes.19Tellyourselfthateveryonegetsthingswrongsometimes.Thenworkoutwhatyoucoulddodifferentlynexttime.Howaboutwritingdownyourgoodthings?Youcankeepthatlistandlookatitoftentoremindyouthatyouareamazing.Beforeyougotobed,thinkaboutthreethingsthatwentwellforyouthatday.Thiswillhelpyouseethepositivesinyourlife.

A.Whydoesself-lovematter?B.Youcanstartbybeingyourownfriend.C.Rememberthatnooneisperfect.D.Italsomeanstakingcareofyourbodyandmind.E.Whenshouldyoustarttoloveyourself?16.2017.2118.2219.2320.Doesself-lovemeanyou’llbehappyallthetime?Whatdoyoudotoloveyourselfbetter?(不超20词)24三、完形填空Lastweekend,ourschoolorganizedavolunteeractivitytohelptheoldpeople.WhenIgotmytasktovisitMr.Wilson,an82-year-oldmanwholivedalone,Ifeltalittle21.Ithoughtitwouldbehardtocommunicatewithanoldmanandthevolunteerworkwouldbeboring.22withmyschooltaskunfinished,Idecidedtotrymybest.WhenIarrivedathissmallhouse,Mr.Wilsonsatquietlybythewindow.Icouldevenhearthesofttickingofanoldwallclock.Hestaredatabroken23.Hesaidthatithadbrokendownaweekearlier.Itwastheonlycomforthehadafterhis24died,bringinghimdailynews,oldsongs,andalittlewarmthtohislife.25it,hislifehadbecomeboringandlong.Ashesaid,hiseyeswerefullof26.Afeelingofshamecameoverme.Iknew27aboutfixingupthings.Iwasworried,fearingthatIwouldlethimdown.Yet,Ididn’twantto28.Isatbesidehim,tooktheradioinmyhands,andtookitapart,checkingeachpartcarefully.Mr.Wilsonpassedmethetools29.Hesharedsweetmemoriesofhowheandhiswifeusedtolistentotheradioeveryevening,talkingandlaughingabout30lives.Hiseyesbecamesoftashespoke,andIcouldfeelthedeeploveinhiswords.Afternearlyanhourofwork,Ifinallyfoundtheproblem.Ifixeditwithatoolandputtheradiobacktogether.WhenI31iton,thefamiliarsoundofanewsreporter’svoicefilledtheroom.Mr.Wilson’sfacesuddenlybecame32.Heheldmyhandtightlyandsaid“thankyou”overandoveragain.Atthatmoment,Ifeltastrongsenseof33.Onmywayhome,Ithoughtalot.Ihadnotjust34abrokenradio.Ihadbroughtbackjoyandhopetoanoldman’slife.Thatday,Irealizedthetruemeaningofvolunteering:itisnotwhatwegetinreturn,butthegreatinfluencewehaveonothers’livesthatmakesourownlives35.21.A.unhappyB.excitedC.relaxedD.unbelievable22.A.AndB.OrC.ButD.So23.A.clockB.radioC.phoneD.TV24.A.wifeB.friendC.sonD.daughter25.A.BesideB.WithoutC.InD.Through26.A.angerB.happinessC.surpriseD.loneliness27.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything28.A.layoutB.leaveoutC.giveupD.getup29.A.gentlyB.impolitelyC.carelesslyD.suddenly30.A.ourB.myC.yourD.their31.A.putB.triedC.turnedD.got32.A.calmB.paleC.brightD.dark33.A.doubtB.regretC.shameD.achievement34.A.repairedB.borrowedC.broughtD.invented35.A.painfulB.meaningfulC.commonD.independent四、选词填空将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。

understandinpatientpracticemistakegraduallyinsteadofChinesecalligraphyisoneofthemostimportanttraditionalChinesecultures.Manypeoplelearncalligraphy36theirfreetime.Atfirst,theymayfindithardtoholdthebrushandwritewell.But37givingup,theytrymore.38,they’llfallinlovewithit.Whenwe39calligraphy,weneedtocalmdown,focusonthecharacters,andlearnfrom40.Itbuildsourconfidenceandhelpsusto41Chineseculturebetter.Itisaspecialgiftfromourancestors,guidingustobecomemuch42andmakingusbetter.五、短文填空阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。Anewstudyhasfoundthatolderwildanimalsareveryimportant.Theyhavevaluable43(知识)thathelpstheirgroupslive.Researchersstudied44(千)ofpapersaboutolderanimals,suchastheirinfluenceontheenvironmentandthesituationstheyface.Olderanimalshelptheirgroupmembersinmanyways.Olderbirdsarebetteratfindingfoodand45(安全)placesforbabies,sotheyoungbirdsaremorelikelytolive.Olderelephantsaregoodattakingcareofthemselvesaswellasothersandwatchingoutfor46(风险)likelionsanddangerousenvironments.Grandmotherwhalesusetheirexperiencetohelpfamiliesfindfoodwhenitisnot47(足够).However,olderanimalsareingreatdangernow.Toomuchfishingmakesthenumberofolderfishdropfast.Researchers48(警告)thatinareaswherehuntingiscommon,thesituationofolderanimalsisworsebecausepeoplewanttogetsomepartsoftheirbodies.Theresearchersadvisethatolderanimalsshouldbe49(保护).Theyalsosuggestthatfishingcompaniesshouldtakeit50(严肃)andstopcatchingtoomuchtohelpwiththewholepopulation.阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Englandiswell-knownforaspecialreason.AlocalgroupcalledCyclingUK51(create)the“100WomeninCycling”listeveryyear.Itpraiseswomenandgirlswhoencourageothers52(try)cycling.Attheageof10,Ionawas53(young)girlonthelist.TheWeekJuniorinterviewedIonaandherfatherIan,whoinspired54(she)loveforcycling.Twoyearsago,theyfinishedtheirfirstlongcycletour.Ionaenjoyscycli

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