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回答問(wèn)題

上海市楊浦區(qū)2020-2021學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期九年級(jí)期末質(zhì)量調(diào)研英語(yǔ)試題

B.Answerthequestions.

Asachild,AlainRobertwasafraidofheights.Oneday,whenhewas12,hereturnedhome

fromschool.Atthefrontdoorofhisbuilding,helookedforhiskeys.Hedidn'thavethem.Itwas

3:30,andhisparentsworkeduntil6:00p.m.Robertlookedathisapartmentontheeighthfloor.

Hesawanopenwindow.Heclosedhiseyesandpicturedhimselfclimbingthebuilding.Whenhe

openedhiseyes,hetoldhimself,candoit."Aquarterofanhourlater,hewasinhishouse,and

hisfearofheightswasgone.

Today,Robert(knownastheFrenchSpideman)stillclimbsbuildings.In2004,heclimbed

Taipei101(thetallestbuildingintheworldatthetime),andin2011heclimbedtheBugKhalifa

TowerinDubai.Toreachthetopoftheabuilding,Robertusuallyusesonlyhishandsandspecial

shoes.ToclimbtheBuijKhalifaTower,though,hewasmadetowearsafetyropes.

Robertclimbsasahobby.Healsodoesittomakemoneyforcharity(forchildrenandthe

homeless).Climbingishispassion.Althoughmanyclimbingaccidentshavelefthimseriously

disabled,hehasbecomeoneofthebestsoloclimbersintheworld.Alainsaysinaninterview,t4We

setourselveslimits,butweareallstrongenoughtoaimhigher,toachieveourgoals.Allwehave

todoisfindsuchstrengthwithinourselves.

WhenRobertclimbs,hewantstosendamessagetopeople.Ifyouhaveadream-something

youreallywanttodo-itcanbecomereal.Butyoumustbebraveandkeeptrying.Ifsomething

badhappens,don'tgiveup.Closeyoureyesandtellyourself."Icandoit.”

78.AlainRobertisafraidofheights,isn'the?

79.HowdidRobertenterhisapartmentontheeighthflooroneday?

80.WhatdidRobertusewhenheclimbedtheBugKhalifaTowerinDubai?

81.Robertclimbsfortworeasons.Whatarethey?

82.Ifyou'reafraidofdoingsomething,whatisRobert'sadvice?

83.WhatdoyouthinkmakesAlainRobertbecomeoneofthebestsoloclimbersinthe

world?

答案：

78.No,heisn't.

79.Heclimbedthebuildingandenteredhisapartmentthroughanopenwindow.

8O.Heuseonlyhishandsandspecialshoes,wearingsafetyropes.

81.Ahobbyandawaytomakemoneyforcharity.

82.Youmustbebraveandkeephying.Ifsomethingbadhappens,don'tgiveup.

83.Hisbraveryandhispassionforclimbing.

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題

D.Answerthequestions.

Itmayseemstrangetothinkaboutcountriesbeing“happy”whenmostoftheworldis

fightingwiththecoronavirus（冠狀病毒），butayearlyreportwasreleasedbytheSustainable

DevelopmentSolutionsNetwork,whichrankedtheworld'scountriesbyhowhappytheyare.

Togetanideaofhowhappypeopleare,theresearcherstoldpeopletoimaginelifeasa

ladder（階梯）.Theworstpossiblelifewouldbeonstep0.Thebestpossiblelifewouldbeon

step10.Thentheresearchersaskedpeoplewheretheywereontheladder.Theyaskedthis

questionof10,000peoplein156differentcountriesoverthelastthreeyears.

Forthethirdyearinarow,thereportnamedFinlandastheworld'shappiestcountry.This

timeFinlandwasevenfartheraheadofothercountriesthanitwaslasttime.Theothertopfive

countrieswereDenmark,Switzerland,IcelandandNorway.

Tohelpexplaintheresults,theresearchersstudiedseveralimportantareas,suchashow

muchmoneypeoplemake,howlongtheylive,howfreetheyare,howmuchsupporttheyget

fromthepeoplearoundthem,andwhetherthegovernmentisseenashonest.

Clearly,thekindofhappinessthatisbeingmeasuredbythereportisn'tjustaboutlaughing,

smiling,andtellingjokes.Ifsmoreabouthowsatisfiedpeoplearewiththeirlives.

Thereportsuggeststhatwhenpeopleliveinaplacewheretheytrustotherpeopleandthe

government,theyaremorelikelytobehappy.Thereport'sauthorsdescribethese

as"high-trusfYountries.

Ascountriesaroundtheworldfacethebigchallengesbroughtbythecoronavirus,the

report'sauthorsnotethathappinessdoesn'talwaysdisappearduringdifficulttimes.

Actually,inhigh-trustareas,disasterscanoftenleavepeoplewithasurprisinggoodfeeling

because83.

78.Whyisitstrangetothinkaboutcountriesbeing“happy"now?

79.Finlandwasthehappiestcountryintheworldaccordingtothereport,wasn'tit?

80.Whatquestionwasaskedatleast10,000times?

81.Howmanyareaswereconsideredtohelpexplaintheresults?

82.Howdoyouunderstanda"high-trust^country?

83.Completethelastsentence.

Actually,inhigh-trustareas,disasterscanoftenleavepeoplewithasurprisinggoodfeeling

because.

答案：

78.Becausemostoftheworldisfightingwiththecoronavirus.

79.Yes,itwas.

80.Wheretheywereontheladder.

81.Five

82.Whenpeopleliveinthisplace,theyaremorelikelytobehappy.

83.略。

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D.Answerthequestions.

Itwasafewyearsago.

AfriendhadsentmearestaurantgiftcardforChristmasandIhadpickedasunny

Sundayafternoontouseit.

Itfeltgoodtakingmytwogrownsonsanddaughtertoanicesit-downrestaurantinsteadof

thefast-foodplacesweusuallyateat.

Themealwasdeliciousandweallhadagoodtimejust

beingtogether.

Whenthewaitressbroughtthecheck.Ilookeddownatit.

Thegiftcardcoveredalmostallofit.Ireachedintomywalletto

getenoughcashtocovertherest.Isawtwobillsinmywallet.Thefirstwouldcovertherestof

thebillandgivethewaitressanicetip.ThesecondbillwasmuchlargersoIreacheddowntopick

outthefirstone.

Atthatmomentmymindflashedbackto30yearsago.Iwasworkingasawaiterina

restaurantmuchliketheonewewereinnow.Itwaslonghoursofhardworkforlowpay.Iwent

homejustonlymakingenoughtofeedmyyoungfamily.Ialsorememberedhowmorethanonce

Isawthewaitresscountingtheirlittletipsworryingabouthowtheyweregoingtopaytherentand

buytheirkidsthingstheyneeded.Irememberedthepainintheireyesandsadnessintheirfacesat

theendoftheday.

Iblinked（眨眼）andwasbackinthepresentagain.Myfingerstouchedthesmallerbillinmy

wallet.Ismiled,

pusheditbackdown,andpickedoutthemuchlargerbill.Ifoldeditaroundthegiftcardand

coveredbothofthemwiththecheck.Asweallgotupfromthetable,Ihandedthemtothe

hard-workingwaitress.€tYoukeepthechange,1saidwithasmileandahappyheart.

areallchildrenofthesameearth.Doyourbesttobekindthen.

88.Didthewritertakehischildrentothefast-foodplacestheyusuallyateatonthesunnySunday

afternoon?

89.Whydidn'tthewriterchoosethesecondbillinthefirstplace?

90.Whatmadethewriterchangehismindintheend?

91.Whyaretherealwayspainandsadnessinthewaitresses'facesattheendoftheday?

92.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"them"inparagraph6referto?

93.Howdoyouunderstandtheunderlinedsentence“Weareallchildrenofthesameearth."?

答案：

88.No,hedidn't.

89.Becauseherecalledhishardtimeasawriterthirtyyearsago.

90.略。

91.Becausethewaitresseswereworriedabouthowtheyweregoingtopaytheirrentand

buytheirkidsthingstheyneeded.

92.Thegiftcardandthemuchlargerbill.

93.略。

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D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

AliensFirstMarathon（馬拉松）

OneofAllen'sankleswasinjuredonemonthbeforehisfirsttimeto

fcompeteinamarathon.Thismeanthecouldnotrunortrainfortwoweeks.Yet,

Allenmadeuphismindtogoahead.

Allenremembersbacktohisfirstyearintheschool.Hewasonlysevenat

thattime.InhisfirstP.E.class,histeacherrequiredthemtorunlapsandthen

hitaballHedidn'tdoeitherwell.Hewaslatertoldthathewas"notathletic"-hehadnotalentin

sports.

Theideathathewasnotathleticwentwithhimforyears.Whenhestartedrunninginhis

thirties,herealizedrunningmarathonwasnotaboutcompetitionorwhetherhewasphysically

strongandactive.Hethoughtthat.

Thenightbeforehisfirstmarathon,hedreamedthathecouldn'tevenfindthefinishline.He

wokeupsweating（冒汗）andnervous,butreadytoprovesomethingtohimself.

Shortlyaftercrossingthestarline,hisshoelaces（鞋帶）becameuntied.SoAllenstoppedto

tiethem.Notthestarthewanted!

Atmile3,Allenpassedasign:"GOFORIT,RUNNERS!1'

Bymilel7,hebecameoutofbreathandtheonceinjuredanklehurtbadly.Whenhefeltthe

painhetriedtoslowdownandwalkedabitandthenranagain.

AsAllenapproachedmile25-nearthefinishline,hesawhiswifewavingasigntoencourage

him.SheisAllen'sbiggestfan.Shenevermindedthealarmclocksoundingat5a.m.or

questionedhismoneyOnrunning,

Allenwasoneofthefinalrunnerstofinish.Buthefinished!Andhealsogotamedal.Infact,

hegotthesamemedalastheonethatthemanwhogotinfirstplace.

Allenmadeuphismindtobehimselfandmovedforward.Hecannowcallhimselfareal

winner.

78.Allenwasinjuredamonthbeforehisfistmarathon,wasn'the?

79.WhatwasAllen'sdecisionafterhewasinjured?

80.WhendidAllenknowhewasnotgoodatsports?

81.WhowavedasigntosupportAllennearthefinishline?

82.HowwasAllen'sfirstmarathon?

83.WhatcanbefilledintheblankinParagraph3?（Nomorethan15words）

答案：

78Yes,hewas.1段1-2行

79Hisdecisionwastogoahead.1段2-3行

80WhenhewasseveninhisfirstP.E.class.2段1-2行

81Hiswifewavedasign.8段1行

82Hefinishedandgotamedal.9段1行

83iiwasaboutthespiritofnevergivingup.（開放性問(wèn)題，答案合理即可,注意3段2行

不要超過(guò)15詞）

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D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Agroupofscientistsdiscoveredagascalledphosphine（磷化氫）onVenus（金星）.That

meanstheremaybelivingthingsontheplanet,whichmademanypeoplestarttoimaginethetalk

betweenaliensandhumans.AreporterfromWashingtonPostwrotealettertopeopleofEarthon

behalfof（代表）thecitizensonVenus.

Attention,PeopleofEarth

Fine.Thebigsecretisout.Manyofyourfinestscientistshavediscoveredthereislifetensof

millionsofmilesaway-here,onthebeautifulplanetofVenus.Congratulations!However,we

haveapoliterequest:Pleasestayaway.

We'reserious.NospacecraftstoVenus,notasks,novisits.Ifwewakeuponemorningand

seesomanyofyoupeoplewanderingaroundinspacesuits,we'regoingtobereallyupset.We

don'twanttobeimpolite.It'sjustthatwe'reshockedbywhatyou'vegotgoingondownthere.

Earthlookslikeamess.You*vegothealthproblems,environmentalpollution,trafficjams,

politicalfights,etc.NowondersomanyofyouwanttoleaveEarthforanotherplanet.Weknow

you'dlikeithere.That'swhatfrightensus.You'dallmovetoVenusatonce.Ifwestarthavingyou

alluphere,prettysoon,theMartians（火星人）andJupiterians（木星人）aregoingtocome,too.

Butwecan'thandlesomuch.VenusisnotEarth2.Wesuggest

because.

Godblessyou!

Sincerely,

Venusians（金星人）

88.IsitpossiblethattherearelivingthingsonVenusaccordingtothescientificdiscovery?（1分）

89.WhatdotheVenusiansaskEarthpeopletodo?（2分）

90.HowwilltheVenusiansfeelwhenseeingmanyEarthpeopleonVenus?（2分）

91.WhydoEarthpeoplewanttoleaveforanotherplanet?（2分）

92.Whatcanbefilledintheblanks?（3分）

93.Whoactuallywrotetheletter?（2分）

答案：88.Yes,itis.89.TheyaskthemtostayawayfromVenus.90.Upset.

91.BecausetheEarthlookslikeamess./Becausetherearehealthproblems,environmental

pollution,trafficjams,politicalfights,etc.ontheEarth./Becausetherearemanyproblemsonthe

Earth.92.（Wesugguest）thatyousolveyourproblems/improveyourplanet（because）thereis

onlyoneearth/theearthisyouronlyhome.（Wesuggest）thatyoustayawayfromus（because）

wedon'twanttofacethesameproblemsastheearth.93.AreporterfromWashingtonPost.

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D.answerthefollowingquestions（根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Computersvs.Textbooks

①Thedebateon"puters"hasbeengoingonforyears.Howmuch

technologyisenoughintheclassroom?Shouldtextbooksbereplacedbycomputers?

②Thereisnodoubtthatcomputersarepowerfultools.Computer-basedlessonplansare

updatedinrealtime.Newinformationcanbeaddedassoonaschangestakeplace.Studentscan

findthelatestinformationforthesubjectstheyarestudying.

③Withcomputers,studentscanlearnhowtousethemfortherestoftheirlives.Today,

computersareusedinalmostallareas.Studentscanpreparethemselvesbetterforthefutureif

theyhavecomputers.

?However,despitetheseadvantages,Ithinktextbooksmuststay.

?Textbooksareprofessionallyedited.Allthefactshavebeenchecked.Theyareputtogether

inthebestway.Eachchapterbuildsonwhatastudenthaspreviouslylearned.Ontheinternet,

however,notalltheinformationistruetoorganized.

⑥Withtextbooks,itiseasierforstudentstotakenotes.Scientistshavefoundthattaking

notesbyhandhelpsstudentslearnmore.

⑦Textbooksarealsolessexpensivethancomputers.Whilemostfamiliescanafford

textbooks,notallofthemcanaffordacomputer.Everystudentshouldbeallowedtolearnwhathe

needstolearn.Ifswrongtorobastudentofhisrighttolearnjustbecausehecan'taffordthe

material.

?Computersareplayinganimportantroleineducation.Theyallowstudentstolearnmore.

However,Idon*tthinktheycanreplacetextbooks.Ifstudentswanttolearnwell,theymustuse

textbooks.Doyouagreewithme?

78.Whatisthemainideaofthesecondparagraphs?

79.Doesthethirdparagraphsuggestthatcomputersareusefultostudents?

80.Howmanyadvantagesdotextbookshaveaccordingtothepassage?

81.Whatadvantagedotextbookshaveovercomputersaccordingtoparagraph7?

82.What'sthewriter'spointofviewinthelastparagraph?

83.Doyouthinkcomputersshouldreplacetextbooks?WhyorWhynot?

答案：78.Computersarepowerfultools./Computersareusefultostudents./Advantagesof

computers.79.Yes,itdoes.80.Three.81.Textbooksarelessexpensive(much

cheaper）thancomputers.82.Hedoesn'tthinkthatcomputerscanreplacetextbooks.

83.No,Idon'tthinkso.Textbooksareprofessionallyedited.Withtextbooks,itiseasierfor

studentstotakenotes.Textbooksaremuchcheaperthancomputers....

Yes,Ithinkso.Computersarepowerfultools.Withcomputers,studentscanlearnhowtousethem

fortherestoftheirlives....Anyreasonableanswerswillbeaccepted.

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D.Answerthefollowingquestions（根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題）（12分）

Mr.Smithstoodbeforehisclassof30studentsandwasgoingtohandoutthefinalexam

papers.UIknowhowhardyouhaveallworkedtogetreadyforthistest,"hesaid.MAndbecauseI

knowyouareallabletounderstandthesequestions,FmreadytoofferaBtoanyonewhowould

prefernottotakethetest."

Anumberofstudentsjumpeduptothanktheteacherandlefttheclassroom.Mr.Smith

lookedattherestofthestudentsandsaid."DoesanyoneelsewanttogetaB?Thisisyourlast

chance."Twomorestudentsdecidedtogo.Sevenstudentsstayed.Mr.Smiththenhandedoutthe

papers.Therewereonlythreesentencesonthepaper:Congratulations!YouhavereceivedanAin

thisclass.Keepbelievingyourself.

Ineverhadateacherwhogaveatestlikethat,butIthinkitisatestthatanyteachercould

andshouldgive.StudentswhodonothaveconfidenceinwhattheyhavelearnedareBstudentsat

most.

Thesameistrueofstudentsinreallife.TheAstudentsarethosewhobelieveinwhatthey

aredoingbecausetheyhavelearnedfrombothsuccessesandfailures.Theyhavelearnedlife's

lessons,whetherfromschooleducationorfromeventsintheirlives,andhavebecomebetter

people.Scientistssaythatbytheageofeight,80percentofwhatwebelieveaboutourselveshas

alreadybeenformed.Youareabigkidnowandyourealizethatyouhavesomelimits.However,

_______________________________________________.SirEdmundHillary,thefirstpersonto

reachthetopofMountQomolangma,said,"Wedonotconquerthemountain,butourselves.'1

78.Howmanystudentslefttheclassroomaltogether?

79.Thereweren'tanyquestionsonthetestpaper,werethere?

80.Whydidsomeofthestudentsjumpuptothanktheteacherandlefttheclassroom?

81.WhatkindofstudentscangetAaccordingtothewriter?

82.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordinthelastsentencemeaninChinese?

83.Whatcanbefilledintheblankinthelastparagraph?

答案：78.Twenty-three./23.（1分）79.No,thereweren't.（2分）80.BecausetheycouldgetaB

withouttakingthetest./Becausetheywerehappywiththegradetheteacherwouldgivethem.

/BecausetheteacherwasreadytoofferthemaB.（2分）81.TheAstudentsarethosewho

believeinwhattheyaredoing./Thosewhobelieveinthemselves/whattheyhavelearned.（2分）

82.Itmeans"征月艮（2分）83.thereisnothingyoucan'tdoorlearntobe./wherethereisawill,

thereisaway./nothingisimpossibleforawillingheart./believeinyourself.

（Anyreasonableanswerisacceptable.）（3分）

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D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

DearMr.Henshaw,

IfinishedBeggarBearsintwonights.Itisareallygoodbook.Atfirst,Iwassurprised

becauseitwasn'tfunnylikeyourotherbooks,butthenIgottothinking（yousaidreadersshould

think）anddecidedabookdoesn'thavetobefunnytobegood,althoughitoftenhelps.Thisbook

didnotneedtobefunny.

InthefirstChapterIthoughtitwasgoingtobefunny.IguessIexpecteditbecauseofyour

otherbooksandthemotherbearwasteachinghercubstobegfromtouristsinYellowstonePark.

Thenwhenthemotherdiedbecauseastupidtouristfedheracupcakeinaplasticbagandsheate

thebag,too,Iknewthiswasgoingtobeasadbook.Winterwascomingon,touristswereleaving

theparkandthelittlebearsdidn'tknowhowtolookfbrfoodforthemselves.Whenthey

hibernated（冬眠）andthenwokeupinthemiddleofwinterbecausetheyhadeatenallthewrong

thingsandhadn'tstoredupenoughfat,Ialmostcried.Isurewasrelievedwhentheniceranger（護(hù)

林員）andhisboyfoundtheyoungbearsandfedthemandthenextsummertaughtthemtohunt

fortherightthingstoeat.

Iwonderwhathappenstothefathersofbears.Dotheyjustgoaway?

SometimesIlieawakelisteningtothegasstation“pingping"，andIamupsetbecauseIam

afraidsomethingmighthappentoMom.Sheissolittlecomparedtomostmoms,andsheworksso

hard.Idon'tthinkDadismuchinterestedinme.Hedidn'tphonewhenhesaidhewould.

Ihopethat.

Sincerely,

LeighBotts

88.WhoistheauthorofthebookBeggarBears?

89.Whatisagoodbooklike,toLeigh'smind?

90.IsthebookBeggarBearsmainlyaboutthelifeofamotherbearandherchildren?

91.HowdidLeighfeelwhenhewasreadingthebook?

92.WhydidLeighsometimesfailtogotosleepduringthenight?

93.Whatcanbefilledintheblankattheendoftheletter?

答案：81.necessary82.explain83.abroad84.pity85.change⑸86.exist87.something

88.Mr.Henshaw.89.Agoodbookshouldhelpreaderstothink.90.Yes.itis.

91.Hefeltsad.92.Becauseheisworriedabouthismother./Becausehefearsthatsomething

mayhappentohismother.93.1hopethatboththecubs/littlebearsandIcanliveincomplete

families./Ihopethatboththecubs/littlebearsand1canlivewithloveandcarefromourparents.

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Alittlestreamrandownfromahighmountainfar,farawaythrough

manyvillagesandforests,untilitreachedadesert.Thestreamthenthought,

'Tvebeenthroughcountlessdifficulties.Ishouldhavenoproblemcrossing

thedesert!^^Butasshestartedherjourney,shefoundherselfslowly

disappearingintothesand.Aftermanytries,shestillfailedandwasvery

unhappy."MaybeIcan'treachtheoceanintheend,^^shesaidsadlytoherself.

Atthistime,adeepvoicecame,“Ifabreeze（微風(fēng)）cancrossthedesert,socanariver."It

wasthevoiceofthedesert.Butthelittlestreamreplied,4tThafsbecauseabreezecanfly,butI

cannot.^^“That'sbecauseyoucan'tgiveupwhatyouare.Ifyouliketodoit,andletyourself

evaporate（蒸發(fā)）intothebreeze,itcantakeyouacross,andyoucanreachtheocean,“saidthe

desert.

“GiveupwhatIamnowanddisappearintothebreeze?No!No!”Thelittlestreamcould

notacceptthisidea.Afterall,shehadneverexperiencedanythinglikeitbefore.

“Thebreezecancarrythevapor（水蒸氣）acrossthedesertandletitleaveasrain.Therain

willformariveragaintocontinueitscourse/'explainedthedesertverypatiently.

“Andwhetheryouareariverorvapor,yournatureneverchanges,continuedthedesert.

Hearingthis,thelittlestreamrushedintotheopenarmsofthebreeze,whichcarriedhertothe

nextstageofherlife.

Thecourseofourlivesisliketheexperienceofthelittlestream.

78.Wheredidalittlestreamrunfrom?

79.Whatdidthelittlestreamthinkbeforeshegottothedesert?

80.Whathappenedtothelittlestreamwhenshegottothedesert?

81.Thelittlestreamacceptedthedesert'sadviceatfirst,didn'tshe?

82.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it"inParagraph3referto?

83.Wheredidthelittlestreamfinallyarriveat?Whatmethoddidsheusetogetthere?（Useyour

ownwords）

答案：78.Thelittlestreamranfromahighmountain./Ahighmountain.79.Shethoughtshe

shouldhavenoproblemcrossingthedesert.80.Shefoundherselfslowlydisappearingintothe

sand.81.No,shedidn't.82.Itrefersto"Givingupwhatthelittlestreamisnowand

disappearintothebreeze".83.Shearrivedattheocean.Sheacceptedotherpeople'sadviceand

changedherforminaflexiblewaytoachievethesuccess.

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Answerthequestion.（根據(jù)以下內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題）（12分）

Codylikedthefreedomthatcamewithhisfirstsummerjob.He

workedatMitchell'sFarm,wherepeoplecouldcomeandpickthecom,

berriesandtomatoesoutinthefieldsthemselves.Thenthey'dbringtheir

producetocheckoutstand,whereCodywouldweighitandcharge（收費(fèi)）theappropriateprice.

Mr.andMrs.Mitchellwereusuallybusysomewhereelse,soCodywastrustedtomanagethe

standbyhimself.

Forthemostpart,CodyobeyedtheMitchell'srules.Whensomeoneaskedforadiscountora

sample,Codysaidno.Buthedidsometimeschangetherulesforfriends,muchtotheirdelight.

“Goahead,tasteafewberriesbeforeIweigh,"he'dsaywhenitwassomeoneheknew.It

wasagainsttherulestoeatsomethingbeforeyouboughtit,buteveryonewantedto.

Oneday,amancametostandwithabasketofcomhehadpicked.Codyweighedtheears

（穗，只）ofcornandtoldthemanhowmuchitcost.Themanlookedconfused.

“ButIwashereyesterday,andyoutoldsomeonethatforeveryfiveearsyoubuy,yougetone

free,“hesaid.

Codyhaditinhismemory.HehadindeedofferedthatdealtotheThomases,whohappened

tobehisneighbors.Nowhefeltsadaboutit.HesawMrs.Mitchellworkingcloseby.Howwas

Codygoingtoexplainthathehadgivenadealtothoseheknewwhilehemadeeveryoneelsepay

fullprice?

ThemansawthatCodywaslookingatMrs.Mitchell,“Isthattheowner?MayIspeakto

her?^^heasked.

Codythoughtaboutofferingthemanthesamediscount,buttherewerepeopleinlinebehind

him,andtheywerecarryingcom,too.CodyhunghisheadandwalkedovertoseenMrs.Mitchel.

78.WheredidCodywork?

79.What'sCody'sworkatMitchelPsFarm?

HisworkwastoL

80.CodyobeyedtheMitchelPsrulesallthetime,didn'the?

81.Whatdoes“someone"referto?

Here^someoneMrefersto.

82.HowdidthemanknowMrs.Mitchellwastheowner?

83.WhatwouldCodydoafterwalkingovertoseeMrs.Mitchell?Why?

答案：78.（Heworked）at/AtMitchelPsFarm.79.HisworkwastoweightheirDroduceand

chargetheappropriateprice.80.No,hedidn't.（本題1分）81.theThomases/Cody's（his）

neighbours.82.ByseeingCodylookingatMrs.Mitchell.83.Cody/Hewouldexplainwhat

hadhappenedandapologizetoMrs.Mitchel.Becausehe（had）realizedhewaswrong/he

mademistakes.（本題3分）

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D.Answerthequestions.（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）供12分）

PoliceofficerDenniswasrecentlypatrolling（巡邏）thestreetsofNewark,NewJersey.

Suddenly,hefoundfourmenfighting.Asheapproached,oneofthementriedfleeing,butfailed.

Thepolicehorsetrackeddownthesuspectandarrestedhim.

“Hethoughthewasgoingtogetaway,“Dennissaid."Butyoucan*toutrunthesehorses.^^

InNewarkandcitiesacrossthecountry,retiredracehorsesarefindingnewcareersfighting

crime.Thehorsesarehelpingdepartmentswithvarioustypesofpolicework.Horseshavehelped

patrolparkinglotsandschools.Theyhavepatrolledcitystreets.Theyhavechaseddown

criminals.

Policeofficerssayretiredracehorsesmakeperfectadditionstotheirdepartmentsforseveral

reasons.The1,200-poundhorsesareeffectivecrime-fightingforces.Th