2025年外研版2024高三英語下冊階段測試試卷

…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………※※請※※不※※要※※在※※裝※※訂※※線※※內(nèi)※※答※※題※※…………○…………外…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………第=page22頁，總=sectionpages22頁第=page11頁，總=sectionpages11頁2025年外研版2024高三英語下冊階段測試試卷615考試試卷考試范圍：全部知識(shí)點(diǎn)；考試時(shí)間：120分鐘學(xué)校：______姓名：______班級：______考號(hào)：______總分欄題號(hào)一二三四五六總分得分評卷人得分一、選擇題(共9題，共18分)1、【題文】—Nicetomeetyou!

—________.A.ThankyouB.I’mfine,thankyouC.You’reweclomeD.Nicetomeetyou,too2、【題文】—Whois____bestbasketballplayerinyourclass?

—Idon’tknow.I’m____newhere.A.a;anB.an;theC.the;/D./;a3、【題文】–Whosevolleyballisthis?

–It_______belongtoCarol.Shelovesvolleyball.A.mustB.mustn’tC.canD.can’t4、【題文】Thelittlegirlistoofrightened____________aword.A.sayingB.tosayC.nottosayD.say5、【題文】Jim,thisisyoursportsshoe.whereis____?A.anotheroneB.theotheroneC.theothersD.otherone6、【題文】_________totrainhisdaughterincomputer,heputanadlikethisinthepaper,“_________,acomputerteacherforaten-year-oldgirl.”A.Determined;WantedB.Determined;WantingC.Determines;WantedD.Determining;Wanting7、【題文】—Iregret____totell____youthatJohnhasbeenfired.

—Icanhardlybelievemyears.Heissuchafineworker.A.tellingB.havingtoldC.totellD.tohavetold8、It________delicious．Iwouldliketoeatit．（）A.comesB.soundsC.looksD.tastes9、NongfuSpring,oneofChina’sbiggestbottledwatercompanies,wasreported________tomeetnationalstandards,anditschairmanheldanewsconferenceinBeijingonMay7.A.havingfailedB.tofailC.failingD.tohavefailed評卷人得分二、填空題(共6題，共12分)10、Nomatterhowfrequently________，theworksofBeethovenstillattractpeopleallovertheworld.A．performedB．performingC．tobeperformedD．beingperformed11、Lifeforusis_________exerciseinmakingdifferentchoicesandcannevercometo_________enduntiltheendoflifeitself.A./;/B./;anC.an;/D.an;an12、______himselftohisresearchontheITtechnology,hesoonmadeabreakthrough.A.DevotedB.DevotingC.DevoteD.Todevote13、—Soyoumissedthemeeting．—______.Igottherefiveminutesbeforeitfinished.。A．NotatallB．NotexactlyC．NotespeciallyD．Notreally14、Work-lifebalance：Waystorestoreharmonyandreducestress

Findingwork-lifebalanceintoday'sfreneticallypacedworldisnosimpletask．

Spendmoretimeatworkthanathome，andyoumissoutonarewardingpersonallife．Thenagain，whenyoufacechallengesinyourpersonallife，suchascaringforanagingparentorcopingwithmaritalproblems，concentratingonyourjobcanbedifficult．

Whethertheproblemistoomuchfocusonworkortoolittle，whenyourworklifeandyourpersonallifefeeloutofbalance，stress-alongwithitsharmfuleffects-istheresult．

Thegoodnewsisthatyoucantakecontrolofyourwork-lifebalance-andgiveyourselfthetimetodothethingsthataremostimportanttoyou．Thefirststepistorecognizehowtheworldofworkhaschanged．Thenyoucanevaluateyourrelationshiptoworkandapplysomespecificstrategiesforstrikingahealthierbalance．

Howworkinvadesyourpersonallife

TherewasatimewhenemployeesshowedupforworkMondaythroughFridayandworkedeight-tonine-hourdays．Theboundariesbetweenworkandhomewerefairlyclearthen．Buttheworldhaschangedand，unfortunately，theboundarieshaveblurredformanyworkers．Here'swhy：

●Globaleconomy．Asmoreskilledworkersenterthegloballabormarketandcompaniesoutsourceormovemorejobstoreducelaborcosts，peoplefeelpressuredtoworklongerandproducemorejusttoprotecttheirjobs．

●Internationalbusiness．Workcontinuesaroundtheworld24hoursadayforsomepeople．Ifyouworkinaninternationalorganization，youmightbeoncallaroundtheclockfortroubleshootingorconsulting．

●Advancedcommunicationtechnology．Manypeoplenowhavetheabilitytoworkanywhere-fromtheirhome，fromtheircarandevenonvacation．Andsomemanagersexpectthis．

●Longerhours．Employerscommonlyaskemployeestoworklongerhoursthanthey'rescheduled．Often，overtimeismandatory．Ifyouhopetomoveupthecareerladder，youmayfindyourselfregularlyworkingmorethan40hoursaweektoachieveandexceedexpectations．

●Changesinfamilyroles．Today'smarriedworkeristypicallypartofadual-careercouple，whichmakesitdifficulttofindtimetomeetcommitmentstofamily，friendsandcommunity．

Marriedtoyourwork

Itcanbetemptingtorackupthehoursatwork-especiallyifyou'retryingtoearnapromotionorsomeextramoneyforachild'seducationoradreamvacation．Forothers，workingmorehoursfeelsnecessaryinordertomanagetheworkload．

Butifyou'respendingmostofyourtimeatwork，yourhomelifewilllikelypaytheprice．Considertheprosandconsofworkingextrahoursonyourwork-lifebalance：

●Fatigue．Yourabilitytothinkandyoureye-handcoordinationdecreasewhenyou'retired．Thismeansyou'relessproductiveandmaymakemoremistakes．Thesemistakescanleadtoinjuryorreworkandnegativelyimpactyourprofessionalreputation．

●Family．Youmaymissoutonimportantevents，suchasyourchild'sfirstbikeride，yourfather's60thbirthdayoryourhigh-schoolreunion．Missingoutonimportantmilestonesmayharmrelationshipswithyourlovedones．

●Friends．Trustedfriendsareakeypartofyoursupportsystem．Butifyou'respendingtimeattheofficeinsteadofwiththem，you'llfinditdifficulttonurturethosefriendships．

●Expectations．Ifyouregularlyworkextrahours，youmaybegivenmoreresponsibility．Thiscouldcreateanever-endingandincreasingcycle，causingmoreconcernsandchallenges．

Sometimesworkingovertimeisimportant．Ifyouworkforacompanythatrequiresmandatoryovertime，youwon'tbeabletoavoidit，butyoucanlearntomanageit．Mostimportantly，saynowhenyou'retootired，whenit'saffectingyourhealthorwhenyouhavecrucialfamilyobligations．

Strikingthebestwork-lifebalance

Formostpeople，jugglingthedemandsofcareerandpersonallifeisanongoingchallenge．Withsomanydemandsonyourtime-fromovertimetofamilyobligations-itcanfeeldifficulttostrikethisbalance．Thegoalistomaketimefortheactivitiesthatarethemostimportanttoyou．

Herearesomeideastohelpyoufindthebalancethat'sbestforyou：

●Learntosayno．Whetherit'saco-workeraskingyoutospearheadanextraprojectoryourchild'steacheraskingyoutomanagetheclassplay，rememberthatit'sOKtorespectfullysayno．Whenyouquitdoingthethingsyouonlydooutofguiltorafalsesenseofobligation，you'llmakemoreroominyourlifefortheactivitiesthataremeaningfultoyouandbringyoujoy．

●Leaveworkatwork．Makeaconsciousdecisiontoseparateworktimefrompersonaltime．Whenwithyourfamily，forinstance，turnoffyourcellphoneandputawayyourlaptopcomputer．

●Manageyourtime．Organizehouseholdtasksefficiently．Dooneortwoloadsoflaundryeveryday，ratherthansavingitallforyourdayoff．Aweeklyfamilycalendarofimportantdatesandadailylistofto-doswillhelpyouavoiddeadlinepanic．Ifyouremployeroffersacourseintimemanagement，signupforit．

●Getenoughsleep．There'snothingasstressfulandpotentiallydangerousasworkingwhenyou'resleep-deprived．Notonlyisyourproductivityaffected，butalsoyoucanmakecostlymistakes．Youmaythenhavetoworkevenmorehourstomakeupforthesemistakes．

●Communicateclearly．Limittime-consumingmisunderstandingsbycommunicatingclearlyandlisteningcarefully．Takenotesifnecessary．

●Nurtureyourself．Setasidetimeeachdayforanactivitythatyouenjoy，suchaswalking，workingoutorlisteningtomusic．

●Setasideonenighteachweekforrecreation．Takethephoneoffthehook，powerdownthecomputerandturnofftheTV．Discoveractivitiesyoucandowithyourpartner，familyorfriends，suchasplayinggolf，fishingorcanoeing．Makingtimeforactivitiesyouenjoywillrejuvenateyou．

Remember，strikingawork-lifebalanceisn'taone-shotdeal．Creatingbalanceinyourlifeisacontinuousprocess．Balancedoesn'tmeandoingeverything．Examineyourprioritiesandsetboundaries．Befirminwhatyoucanandcannotdo．Onlyyoucanrestoreharmonytoyourlifestyle．

56．Whatwillhappenifyou'respendingmostofyourtimeatwork？____

A．Youmightloseallyourfriends．

B．Youwilllosebothhealthandwealth．

C．Youperhapsbegivenmoreresponsibility．

D．Youmaybemisunderstoodbyyourlovedones．

57．Accordingtothepassage，you'dbettersaynotomandatoryovertimewhen____．

A．yougetboredwiththework

B．youarenotinterestedinthework

C．youcan'tgetadditionalallowance

D．youhavecrucialfamilyobligations

58．Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemean？____

A．Todothingspeopleaskyoutodocanbringyoualotofjoy．

B．Youshoulddothethingspeopleaskyoutodowithoutfeelingguilty．

C．Youshouldn'tdothethingspeopleaskyoutodoifyoudon'twantto．

D．Todothingsforyourselfismoremeaningfulthantodothingsforothers．

59．Whatwillnothappenifyoudon'tgetenoughsleep？____

A．Youcanmakecostlymistakes．

B．Youwillhavelowproductivity．

C．Youwillfeelstressedwhileworking．

D．Youwillhavenosenseofexhaustion．

60．Whatdoestherealbalancemeanaccordingtotheauthor？____

A．Beingfirmthatworkingovertimewillstrikeawork-lifebalance．

B．Examiningprioritiesanddecidingwhatisthemostimportanttoyou．

C．Tryingtocarryingouteverythingyouwanttodowhetheryoucandoitornot．

D．Beingcautiouswhensayingnotosomebodyinabidtomaintainfinerelationships．15、IslandsofAdventureatUniversalOrlandoinFlorida

Peoplesaythatitisthehomeofthe"HarryPotterThemePark"．TheWizardingWorldisthemostpopularpartofthepark．OtherpopularridesincludetheAdventuresofSpider-Man，Popeye&Bluto'sBilge-RatBargesandtheJurassicParkRiverAdventure．

ItisopenfromMondaytoSaturday.15.95forchildren，3to13yearsold；29.95forages14andover．

PI-OIndoorThemeParkinLongueuil

ThePI-OIndoorThemeParkfeatures16rides，asmallseatrain，akid-sizedbowlingalley，amirrormaze，themeroomswhichincludetheChristmasroomonthesea，andaprivatereceptionroom．

"Iwantedtocreateasafeenvironmentforkidsaged1to10，"explainsownerJocelynePinard．Shenotedhowmanycompetingamusementparkshavesectionsthatcanbeunsafeforyoungkids-suchasthe"ballrooms"fulloflooseplasticballs．Sothisishowitisdifferentfromotheramusementparks．

Opensevendaysaweek．Theadmissionfeesare16.99forindividuals（個(gè)人）and64forfamilies．

LegolandWindsorThemeParkinLondon

LegolandWindsoristhebestchoiceforyoungfamilies．Theparkisdesignedforchildrenfrom3to12．Thereareover50ridesaswellasliveshows，workshops，andotherattractionsaimedatyoungerchildren，andespeciallythosewhoarealreadyfondofbuildingblocktoys．

Theparkisopeneverysingleday．Adults：35；Ages3-15and60+：26．Buyonlineandsave3perperson．

WonderLaThemeParkinIndia

WonderLaisaworld-classamusementpark．It'smodern，cleanandgreen，andhasallkindsofattractions．Thereareover50rides，12ofwhicharewaterbasedand9especiallyforsmallchildren．Ifyoulovegettingwet，don'tmisstheRainDisco-anindoordancefloorwitharainsystemthatprovidesshowersofwarmwatertothemusic．MondaytoFriday11a．m．until6p．m．Saturday，Sunday，HolidayandFestivalseasons11a．m．until7p．m．Singleadult/child-13.50；Familyticket（foranyfourpeople）-50.00；Children3andunder-Free．

21．IfJimisfreethisSunday，hecanchoosetovisitthefollowingparksEXCEPT____．

A．IslandsofAdventure

B．PI-O

C．LegolandWindsor

D．WonderLa

22．IfacouplewanttovisitLegolandWindsorThemeParkwiththeir5-year-oldson，howmuchdotheyneedtopaywhenbookingonline？____

A.70．

B.87．

C.93．

D.96．

23．WhichofthefollowingaboutWonderLaThemeParkisNOTtrue？____

A．ItislocatedinIndia．

B．Itisfreeforchildrenof3andunder．

C．Therearenineridesespeciallyforsmallchildren．

D．TheRainDiscoletschildrenenjoycoolshowerswhiledancing．評卷人得分三、完形填空(共8題，共16分)16、Ibelievethatfamiliesarenotonlybloodrelatives,butsometimespeoplewhoshowupandloveyouwhennooneelsewill.InMay1977,IwaslivinginaHowardJohnson’smoteloffInterstate10inHouston.MydadandI41aroomwithtwodoublebedsandabathroomwastoo42fora15-year-oldgirlandherfather.Dad’ssecondmarriagewas____andmystepmotherhad____usbothoutofthehousethepreviousweek.Dadhadno____whattodowithme.Andthat’swhenmyotherfamily____.BarbaraandRolandBeachtookmeintotheirhome____theironlydaughter,Su,mybestfriend,askedthemto.I____withthemforthenextsevenyears.BarbwashedmyskirtsthesameasSu’s.She____Ihadlunchmoney,doctors’appointments,helpwithhomeworkandnightlyhugs.BarbaraandRolandattendedeveryfootballgamewhereSuandIwerebeingcheerleaders.____Icouldtell,fortheBeachestherewasno____betweenSuandme;Iwastheirdaughter,too.WhenSuandI____collegetheykeptmyroomthesamefortheentirefouryearsIattendedschool.Recently,BarbpresentedmewithaninsurancepolicytheyboughtwhenIfirstmovedinwiththemandhadcontinuedtopayonfor23years.TheBeachesknew____aboutmewhentheytookmein–theyhadheardthewholestoryfromSu.WhenIwasseven,mymotherdiedandfromthenonmyfatherreliedonotherpeopleto_____hiskids.BeforeIwenttolivewiththeBeachesIhadbelievedthatlifewasentirely____andthatlovewasshakyanduntrustworthy.Ihadbelievedthattheonlypersonwhowouldtakecareofmewasme.____theBeaches,Iwouldhavebecomeabitter,cynical(憤世嫉俗的)woman.Theygavemea(n)57thatallowedmetogrowandchange.Theykeptmefrombeingparalyzedbymy_____andtheygavemetheconfidencetoopenmyheart.I____family.Forme,itwasn’tthefamilythatwasthereonthedayIwas____,buttheonethatwasthereformewhenIwaslivinginaHowardJohnson’sonInterstate10.。1.A．livedB．sharedC．possessedD．bought。A．livedB．sharedC．possessedD．bought。A．livedB．sharedC．possessedD．bought。2.A．cheapB．noisyC．smallD．limited。A．cheapB．noisyC．smallD．limited。A．cheapB．noisyC．smallD．limited。3.A．introubleB．insightC．inplaceD．inparts。A．introubleB．insightC．inplaceD．inparts。A．introubleB．insightC．inplaceD．inparts。4.A．struckB．removedC．kickedD．knocked。A．struckB．removedC．kickedD．knocked。A．struckB．removedC．kickedD．knocked。5.A．planB．choiceC．chanceD．idea。A．planB．choiceC．chanceD．idea。A．planB．choiceC．chanceD．idea。6.A．lookedafterB．showedupC．turnedoverD．cameacross。A．lookedafterB．showedupC．turnedoverD．cameacross。A．lookedafterB．showedupC．turnedoverD．cameacross。7.A．soB．becauseC．untilD．while。A．soB．becauseC．untilD．while。A．soB．becauseC．untilD．while。8.A．workedB．traveledC．livedD．learned。A．workedB．traveledC．livedD．learned。A．workedB．traveledC．livedD．learned。9.A．workedoutB．calledupC．watchedoutD．madesure。A．workedoutB．calledupC．watchedoutD．madesure。A．workedoutB．calledupC．watchedoutD．madesure。10.A．AslongasB．AsfarasC．AssoonasD．Asmanyas。A．AslongasB．AsfarasC．AssoonasD．Asmanyas。A．AslongasB．AsfarasC．AssoonasD．Asmanyas11.A．changeB．problemC．conflictD．difference。A．changeB．problemC．conflictD．difference17、Notlongbefore,mydaughter’sshoeswerescratched(劃破)withaknife.Sheburstintotears.Itookthemtotheshoemaker’s.Theyoungapprentice(學(xué)徒)glancedatthe________andsaid,“NothingIcandoexcept____theupper.”Hismasterlookedatthemandsaid,“Ifyou____me,Iwilladdmorescratchesonboththeshoes.”Iwas____andaskedwhy.Heexplained,“Asiftheopeningweremade____foraspecialstyle.”Ididn’tfullyunderstandhim,________Idecidedtoleavetheshoes.TwodayslaterIdroppedbyfromworkto____theshoes.Ifoundmorescratchesoneachshoe;alltheopeningswerepatched(縫補(bǔ))bysoftredleather;thestitches(針腳)weretwistedwiththeappearancelookingmore____andinterestingthanever.Icouldn’thelppraisingthemaster’s________.Anothertime,mysister’sblousewastorn,leavingalargeopening.Mywifecheckedit________,andthensaid,“Letmetakeithomeand____it.”Threedayslater,seeingitagain,Iwasgreatly________:allthetornpartstookonalookoficecrystal(水晶)；attachedtoitwasasnowmanmadeoffloweryrags.Isighedwith________,“It’samazing!”“Iwas____bythatshoemaker.Patchesaresupposedtobe________,butaskillfulcraftsman(工匠)canmakeittakeonakindof________.”repliedmywife.Herwordsinspiredmemore:perfectionisimpossibletoachievein________;patchesappearinthe____ofinjury,disabilityordisease.Sinceyoucan’tchangetheexistenceofwound,youshouldnot________people’ssympathybydisclosingthewound,whichismeaningless.Justsewthe________bypatchesandproduceamostbeautifulfloweronit,andthatisthesignificanceoflife.。(1)A.scarB.openingC.holeD.mark。(2)A.replaceB.removeC.throwD.tear。(3)A.tellB.showC.agreeD.trust。(4)A.delightedB.confusedC.excitedD.astonished。(5)A.onpurposeB.bychanceC.inparticularD.inturn。(6)A.soB.andC.asD.but。(7)A.bringB.collectC.seeD.return。(8)A.successfulB.skillfulC.attractiveD.positive。(9)A.skillB.drillC.performanceD.strength。(10)A.anxiouslyB.suddenlyC.carefullyD.delightedly。(11)A.washB.ironC.saveD.mend。(12)A.puzzledB.disappointedC.surprisedD.touched。(13)A.angerB.regretC.praiseD.care。(14)A.encouragedB.inspiredC.movedD.attracted。(15)A.commonB.beautifulC.uglyD.rare。(16)A.differenceB.perfectionC.newnessD.change。(17)A.futureB.mindC.lifeD.place。(18)A.formB.nameC.shapeD.need。(19)A.treatB.acceptC.ignoreD.expect。(20)A.woundB.painC.injuryD.disability18、Bornintoahappyandwealthyfamily,Ihadhighexpectationsofmyownfamilylife.Ihadbeen____agoodrelationshipwithmyhusbandMikewheretherewerefullof____,happinessandmutualrespect.____,Mikedidn’tcometothemarriagewiththesamekindofdreamsandhefelt____bymyneeds.Worsestill,weevencouldn’t____.Althoughwehadbeenmarriedlessthanayear,wewereheadingfor____.Duringthisroughtime,IhadtheideatogetadogandMike____.Icalledthelocalpound(寵物收留所)andaskediftheyhadashepherdneedinga(n)____.Sotheydid.AsImademywaytothedog’scage,shejumpedhighandbarked____－justthewayakidwaveshisarmswhencaptainsarechoosingtheirteam.Itookheroutandsheranaroundtheroom,____onlytojumpuponmeandtrytolickmyface.Iwasdeeply____byherexcitingpersonality.MikelikedherasmuchasIdid,andwenamedherLucy.ShelikedtobewhereverIwas,andIalsoappreciatedmy____atthecentreofheruniverse.Oneevening,Iwasplayinga____gamewithLucy－IwouldstandinfrontofLucyandstickherwithmyrighthand,thenfromtheleft,thenfromthetop,andthenfromthebottom.Sheseemedtolovetryingto____wheremyhandwouldcomefromnext.Wewereplayingthisgame____Mikecameupbehindmeandstartedplaying,too.I____backintoMike’swarmchest,andhisarmsclosedaroundme____.Wehadn’tdonethatforalongtime.Nowwe’vebeenmarriedforovertenyears,andourmarriage____.Whenpeopleaskmethesecretofour____partnership,Ialwaystellthem.“It’ssimple.Ifyouwantdog-like____getadog.”。(1)A.seeingthroughB.longingforC.breakingupD.winningback。(2)A.toysB.sorrowC.petsD.laughter。(3)A.UnfortunatelyB.UndoubtedlyC.UnhesitatinglyD.Unexpectedly。(4)A.thrilledB.addictedC.threatenedD.pressured。(5)A.communicateB.quarrelC.greetD.complain。(6)A.commitmentB.disasterC.punishmentD.affection。(7)A.objectedB.doubtedC.agreedD.wondered。(8)A.shelterB.homeC.habitatD.apartment。(9)A.hopelesslyB.loudlyC.fiercelyD.enthusiastically。(10)A.stoppingB.movingC.laughingD.competing。(11)A.confusedB.impressedC.encouragedD.affected。(12)A.situationB.pointC.positionD.stage。(13)A.challengingB.difficultC.sillyD.boring。(14)A.figureoutB.searchforC.lookintoD.watchover。(15)A.whileB.afterC.whenD.although。(16)A.layB.leanedC.huggedD.stood。(17)A.anxiouslyB.causallyC.tightlyD.eagerly。(18)A.failedB.brokeC.compromisedD.flowered。(19)A.miserableB.delicateC.awkwardD.happy。(20)A.devotionB.friendshipC.kindnessD.assistance19、Latelastnight,Iwenttothelocalstoretobuymylottery(彩票)oftheweek.Whilestandingin____,Inoticedthemaninfrontofmewashavinggreattrouble____therules.Iwatchedhimtalkingwiththesaleswomanandwaited____behindtheman.Afteralongwhilethemanwasstillhavingtroubledeciding____tobuyandwhichlotterygamewaswhich.Fromtheirtalk,Icould____hewasexpectingtoberichandtogetthe____prizedrawwiththecheapestlottery.Afteralongtime,another____openedandIwasserved.AsIboughtmy____lotterytickets,Idecidedtobuyoneforthatmantoo.SoIboughthimaquickpick.AsIwalkedaway,I____likemadasthisstillcausedmetogetsonervous.WhenIplannedtoleave,I____himtheticket,toldhimIhadboughtitforhimandwishedhim____.WhenIwalkedaway,hecalledouttome,askingformy____becauseifhewon,hewantedtogiveme____.Itoldhimifhewon,itwasallhis.It____belongedtome,butonlytohim.Andfromthebottomofmyheart,Ihonestly____that!Ihadn'tboughttheticketformyself.Ihadonlyboughtit____him.Soitwashis,andwillalwaysbehis.____,I’vedonethiskindofthingsafewtimesbefore.Andeverytime,it'salwaysthesame____.Peoplewantedtosharethewinningwithmeiftheywon,butInever____it.Ididn'tgivetobe____.It'sjustagift.Andiftheyhappenedtoberichbecauseofme,thatwouldmakemeveryhappy!。(1)A.lineB.publicC.controlD.comfort。(2)A.makingB.understandingC.followingD.explaining。(3)A.hopefullyB.worriedlyC.patientlyD.angrily。(4)A.whereB.whenC.howD.what。(5)A.tellB.dreamC.announceD.report。(6)A.cheapestB.biggestC.latestD.earliest。(7)A.storeB.doorC.windowD.bank。(8)A.ownB.luckyC.niceD.free。(9)A.shookB.shoutedC.wavedD.jumped。(10)A.boughtB.lentC.showedD.handed。(11)A.healthB.peaceC.happinessD.luck。(12)A.requestsB.detailsC.interestsD.purposes。(13)A.halfB.thanksC.allD.reasons。(14)A.nearlyB.usuallyC.neverD.almost。(15)A.expectedB.guessedC.wonderedD.believed。(16)A.accordingtoB.exceptforC.thankstoD.becauseof。(17)A.StrictlyB.GenerallyC.ActuallyD.Finally。(18)A.manB.situationC.ticketD.problem。(19)A.refusedB.allowedC.suggestedD.realized。(20)A.givenB.receivedC.takenD.permitted20、Itwasinmyhighschoolscienceclass.Iwasdoingataskinfrontoftheclassroomwithmyfavoriteshirton.A____came,“Niceshirt.”Ismiledfromeartoear.Thenanothervoicesaid,“Thatshirtbelongedtomydad.Greg’smotherworksformyfamily.Weweregoingto____thatshirtaway,butgiveittoher____”Iwasspeechless.Iwantedtohide.I____theshirtinthebackofthecloset（壁櫥）andtoldmymotherwhathadhappened.Shethendialedher____“Iwillnolongerworkforyourfamily,”shetoldhim.Thatnight,Momtoldmydadthatshecouldn’tcleananymore;sheknewherlife’s____wassomethinggreater.Thenextmorningshe____withthepersonnelmanagerattheBoardofEducation.Hetoldherthatwithoutapropereducationshecouldnotteach.SoMom____hermindtoattendauniversity.Afterthefirstyearincollege,shewentbacktothepersonnelmanager.Hesaid,“Youare____,aren’tyou?IthinkIhavea____foryouasateacher’sassistant.Thisopportunitydealswithchildrenwhoarementally（精神上）challengedwithlittleornochanceof____”Momacceptedtheopportunityvery____Foralmostfiveyears,asateacher’sassistant,shesawteacherafterteachergiveuponthechildren,feeling____Thenoneday,theprincipal（校長）____inherclassroom.Theprincipalsaid,“Wehavewatchedhowyou____thechildrenandhowtheycommunicatewithyouandadmire（欽佩）youbecauseyounever____overthefiveyears.Weareallinagreementthatyou____betheteacherofthisclass.”MyMomspentmorethan20yearsthere.____hercareer,shewasvotedTeacheroftheYear.Allofthiscameaboutbecauseofthe____comment（評價(jià)）madeintheclassroomthatday.Momshowedmehowtohandle____situationandnevergiveup.。(1)A.noiseB.tuneC.soundD.voice。(2)A.carryB.throwC.getD.take。(3)A.otherwiseB.insteadC.anyhowD.actually。(4)A.settledB.madeC.putD.pushed。(5)A.employerB.adviserC.directorD.teacher。(6)A.encouragementB.purposeC.achievementD.victory。(7)A.metB.wentC.workedD.stayed。(8)A.gotupB.tookupC.madeupD.hadup。(9)A.carefulB.fortunateC.responsibleD.serious。(10)A.careerB.dutyC.partD.position。(11)A.judgingB.imaginingC.learningD.obeying。(12)A.patientlyB.happilyC.successfullyD.skillfully。(13)A.guiltyB.frightenedC.upsetD.ashamed。(14)A.lookedupB.showedupC.tookupD.wentup。(15)A.believeB.protectC.treatD.receive。(16)A.loseyourheartB.loseheartC.lostheartD.lostyourheart。(17)A.shouldB.mustC.mightD.would。(18)A.DuringB.AtC.OnD.With。(19)A.hopelessB.worthlessC.thoughtlessD.helpless。(20)A.dangerousB.differentC.challengingD.strange21、Astudyofschooldesignhasdiscoveredthatschooldesigncaninfluenceachild'sdevelopmentbyasmuchas25percent-overthecourseofanacademicyear．The751pupilsusing34classroomsacrosssevenprimaryschoolsinBlackpoolwerestudiedbytheUniversityofSalford．Standardizeddata-suchasage，gender（性別）andacademicperformance-werecollectedoneachchildatthestartandendoftheyear，whileeachclassroomwasevaluatedforqualityontendifferentenvironmentalfactors，suchasdirectionfornaturallight，shape，colorandtemperature．

Theresults，publishedinBuildingandtheEnvironment，showedthatthearchitectureanddesignofclassroomshasanimportantroletoplayininfluencingacademicperformance．Sixoftheenvironmentalfactors-color，choice，connection，complexity，flexibilityandlight-wereclearl