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英语期中测试1
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1The piano player was ______ that she could win the competition, because she had practiced the piece hundreds of times.
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2The ______ athlete had to give up the important competition because of a serious leg injury during training.
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3The heavy rain last weekend ______ great damage to the old buildings in the historical district.
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4Many people tend to ______ their school days, remembering only the happy moments and forgetting the tough exams.
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5After facing many challenges, the national team finally ______ over their opponents and won the championship.
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6The snake can stay in a tree without moving for ______ a bird may mistake it for a branch.
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7Stay ______ you are and put up your hands in the air or I’ll shoot you.
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8Never before ______ so many foreign tourists visiting China all year round.
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9We are all against your suggestion that the meeting ______.
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10It was the seventh time that the prince ______ to visit our country.
Passage 1（第11–15题）
If your child has ever participated in a sport, you’ve undoubtedly met people like Emily’s dad, parents who behave inappropriately and upset their kids. These parents get so wrapped up in winning and losing or how well their own kids perform that they lose sight of what’s really important. They forget that one of the most important goals of kids’ sports is to promote a sense of good sportsmanship. Good sportsmanship is when teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials treat each other with respect. Kids learn the basics of sportsmanship from the adults in their lives, especially their parents and their coaches.
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11Why was Emily crying at the end of the softball game?
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12What kind of parents are mentioned in the passage like Emily’s dad?
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13What do some parents lose sight of?
Passage 2（第16–20题）
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14One of the most important goals of kids’ sports is to promote ______.
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15Who do kids learn the basics of sportsmanship from?
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16What was the only problem with the mule?
Passage 3（第21–25题）
A young monk goes fishing with two other much older and experienced monks. While out in the boat, one of the older monks realizes he has forgotten his favorite hook, gets out of the boat, walks across the water, and returns shortly with his hook. The young monk is shocked at this sight. A short while later the other monk needs to take back a fishing cork he has dropped into the lake. He gets out of the boat, walks across the water about 15 feet, picks up the cork, and returns to the boat. The young monk is wide eyed at this miracle, knowing fully well that what he thought impossible can be done. Time passes and the young monk makes up an excuse to go ashore so he steps out of the boat, sinks over his head in the very cold water, and comes to the surface. He asks the two old monks, “How did you do that? Walking on water.” The second monk replied, “It is easy if you know where the rocks are.”
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17What did the farmers decide to do to prevent the mule from going nuts?
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18Who stopped by and asked what the farmers were doing?
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19What did the neighbor suggest?
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20Why did one farmer think the neighbor was stupid?
Passage 4（第26–30题）
The story of Forrest Gump seems to be playing out in real life in a fishing village in Zhejiang Province. Chen Penbin, a young Chinese man from the village, has now completed ultra marathons (超级马拉松) on all seven continents and won a gold medal in the Antarctic Ice Marathon.
This 36-year-old with only a primary school education is the character in the real-life legend of his transformation (转变) from a fisherman to an extreme marathon athlete.
Chen was born on an isolated island where villagers only connection with the external world was the town on the opposite bank. Understanding his destiny, Chen joined his brother in the fishing boat when he was 13.
After having worked nine years as a fisherman, Chen lost interest in the job and sold his boat despite strong opposition from his father. Chen sought another job in a factory and developed the hobby of jogging between his home and the factory, a 10-kilometer round trip, every day.
Many a time, this lone shirtless runner on the road drew looks of surprise from passers-by who thought Chen must be “mad.” However, Chen believed he had a special talent for running.
“I called some companies more than 100 times to see if any of them could sponsor (赞助) me, but not a single company was even willing to think about it,” Chen recalled. However, his persistence (毅力) eventually paid off when the boss of Supor, one of the biggest cookware (厨房用具) suppliers in China, heard his story and supported Chen’s participation in contests and helped him for all his costs. Therefore, whenever he appears in contests these days, he sticks a Supor label next to his official sponsors logos on his sportswear.
The Antarctic Ice Marathon, which drew only six competitors this year, is one of the hardest races Chen has ever run. With temperatures slipping below negative 30 degrees Celsius, the athletes were freezing as they raced to their destination. However, despite the severe weather conditions, Chen persisted, finishing the race in 13 hours, 57minutes and 46 seconds, taking first place. He met an amazing life goal by completing ultra marathons on seven continents in the span of four years and five months.
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21Who goes fishing with the young monk?
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22What does the first older monk go back for?
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23How does the young monk feel when he sees the older monks walking on water?
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24Why does the young monk go ashore?
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25What is the key to walking on water according to the second monk?
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26Why did Chen Penbin sell his fishing boat?
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27How did Chen Penbin develop his hobby of jogging?
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28Who helped Chen Penbin with the cost of participating in contests?
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29What can we know about the Antarctic Ice Marathon this year?
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30What did Chen Penbin achieve in four years and five months?
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