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1、牛津上海版八年级上学期期末复习 查缺补漏冲刺满分(名校最新期末真题)专题07 阅读回答问题10篇（2022上海徐汇八年级期末）Answer the questions.（根据短文内容完整回答下列问题） Have you heard about “Survival (生存) Holidays”? “Survival Holidays” is for children to go into the lonely place for exciting activities. Now about 1,100 companies are allowed to take children into the

2、 great outdoors without their parents. The reason why people like “Survival Holidays” is that they think being close to nature is good for children. Many children in big cities spend all time watching TV and playing computer games, but “Survival Holidays” can change them a lot. Is “Survival Holidays

3、” a wonderful idea? Maybe it is. Children need more free time to play. They need to be left on their own, without adults disturbing (打扰) them. Parents care too much about their children. They like to see the children being busy with activities that are controlled(控制) by adults, but children dont kno

4、w what to do when they are in danger. Even something like crossing a small river seems to be a hard challenge. Children are not comfortable with danger. Even small danger like getting their feet wet or falling down seems very terrible to them. Many people think the survival activities are good for c

5、hildren. Even years later, they will still remember what they have learned. Some have learned to stay calm in different times. Some have learned how to keep safe. Others have learned how to work in a team. All these skills will help them a lot in their lives.1Is “Survival Holidays” for children or p

6、arents?_2Why do people like “Survival Holidays”_3What do the children in big cities usually do?_4What can children learn in the survival activities? (list at least two) _5Would you like to join in “Survival Holidays”? Why or why not?_（2022上海上外附中八年级期末）More than 65 million years ago, at the end of the

7、 Cretaceous Period（白垩纪）, many species died off during a global disaster often called the K-Pg extinction. The end of the Cretaceous Period saw some very big changes in Earths oceans and on its lands. It wiped out up to 80% of all animal species, including the dinosaurs. But 20% of the animals that w

8、ere alive with the dinosaurs did survive. What were these amazing animals? How and why did they survive while so many others disappeared forever? Behold the survivors of the K-Pg mass extinction.Spider （Arachnid）The earliest web-spinning arachnids （蛛形纲动物）produced silk from their abdomens about 386 m

9、illion years ago. These ancient arachnids are closely related to todays spiders. The original function of spider webs was probably to wrap eggs in a protective covering. Later, spiders evolved to use their silk to spin webs for catching prey. This ingenious invention helped them save energy while hu

10、nting and made it easier for them to survive.Dragonflies （Meganeura 巨脉蜻蜓）Today these flying insects have wings with a span of about 6 inches. But the earliest dragonflies used to grow to huge sizes 325 million years ago. The Meganeura dragonfly had a wingspan of almost 27 inches and would have dwarf

11、ed the largest modern dragonfly. In the oxygen-rich swamp environment of the Cretaceous, their large size helped Meganeura to absorb needed oxygen. But after the K-Pg extinction, the air and water contained less oxygen. Dragonflies adapted to their new environment by becoming smaller.Crocodile （Sarc

12、osuchus 帝王鳄）The largest Sarcosuchus from the Cretaceous was 39 feet long. This is three times longer than the biggest modern crocodile. Crocodiles are predators and have probably hunted in much the same way for the past 225 million years. They have survived all this time by matching their relatively

13、 small size with their extremely powerful jaws that produce a great biting force.Answer the following questions in complete sentences.6When did the K-Pg extinction happen?_7How did spiders survive?_8What were Meganeuras large-sized wings used for?_9Dragonflies didnt become smaller to adapt to the ne

14、w environment, did they?_10Compared with crocodiles today, did crocodiles 225 millions ago hunt differently or similarly?_（2022上海杨浦八年级期末）根据短文内容回答问题：Beth Reekles, a 17-year-old Welsh high school student, posted her first novel online at a story-sharing site. There it got more than 19 million viewsnot

15、 to mention the eyes of editors at Random House Childrens Publishers U.K. The publishers (出版商) reached out, which led to the publishing of The Kissing Booth, a novel about teenage love, in Britain. The girl talked about her inspirations (灵感) and beyond in a recent interview.Q: What made you want to

16、start writing a book?Beth: I was looking for something to read, but everything was vampires and fallen angels. I was just sick of it. I wanted something that was teen fiction. So I decided to write my own. I started writing around April of 2019, and shortly after I began, I started posting it online

17、, chapter by chapter.Q: Beth, do you think theres a benefit (益处) to being a teenager writing for teens?Beth: I dont know if Im better at it, but I think its a bit different to be writing about teens when Im still a teen. Im still learning and making mistakes and doing everything teens do. I dont hav

18、e the advantage of hindsight (事后的觉悟) in all this that an adult writer has. When I wrote the book, I was really writing for myself, and I tried to write it quite honestly.I wanted to write the book I wanted to read.Q: How do you balance writing with your schoolwork and life? Do you write every day?Be

19、th: Ive managed to work it into my schedule (计划 表). I always find time to write when I want to write, whether that means leaving my homework until later or getting my homework out of the way first. I dont write every day, but sometimes Ill write for hours on end, days on end, and I cant stop. Someti

20、mes I wont write for a few weeks, when Im busy with schoolwork and just dont have time.Q: Was it your dream to become a writer?Beth: I always thought it would be nice to be a writer. Its always been a hobby. But I thought my career would lead to physics. I still plan to study physics at university.1

21、1When did Beth Reekles first start writing a book?_12Why did she decide to write a book?_13How did Random House get to know her?_14She hasnt delayed homework even once because of the writing, has she?_15What can we learn from Beths success? Explain it in two or three sentences._（2021上海徐汇八年级期末）Rising

22、 TemperaturesIf the temperature rises by 5 degrees tomorrow, you will probably take off just one coat. But such a change in the average world temperature would be a serious problem. Many animals and plants would not be able to deal with these changes, and would die.The UNEP (联合国环境规划署) released the R

23、eport 2018 on November 21, 2018. It says that if we dont take action now, the world temperature will have risen by 3 to 5 degrees by the end of this century.The report was written by 55 scientists from 20 countries. Scientists have set a goal for greenhouse gases sending out to limit the world tempe

24、rature rise to only 2 degrees this century. But according to the report, people have already let out 14 percent more greenhouse gases than they should have done.A large rise in temperatures could be terrible for us and for many other living things on Earth. Sea levels will rise because higher temper

25、atures will cause melting ice flow into the sea. Large coastal cities in countries such as the Netherlands (荷兰) and Bangladesh (孟加拉共和国) could be flooded.Some plants such as corn and sugarcane (甘蔗) will not grow well in higher temperatures. Some countries, such as Brazil and parts of Africa, will not

26、 have enough food. The change may cause less rain and even make some places very dry.On November 26, people from around 200 nations and regions gathered again in Doha (多哈) for the annual UN climate talks. “Climate change is coming to all human beings and effective actions need to be taken to deal wi

27、th it,” president of the conference said at the opening ceremony.16What will you probably do if the temperature rises by 5 degrees tomorrow?_17When was the Report 2018 released by UNEP? _18The report was written by 20 scientists, wasnt it?_19Why did people from around 200 nations and regions gather

28、again in Doha?_20What do you think of the problem of climate change? Why? _（2021上海静安八年级期末）I still remember the true story that happened to me many years ago. It started while my family were on vacation. Vacations should be relaxing, but I needed to do some studying. I carefully put all my important

29、papers and books in a large bag, and put it in the car.After a long drive to Los Angeles, we found a motel, a place for travelers and their cars, with a really good price. So we decided to stay for a week. On the second day, after visiting some interesting places and having a big dinner, we returned

30、 to the motel. It was about ten oclock in the evening, and I started working. However, I couldnt find my paper bag everywhere. I was quite sure that I had put it in the room. Suddenly, I realized the cleaner had taken it out with the rubbish.I ran over to the main office, and asked if I could talk t

31、o the cleaner on duty that day. They told me all the cleaners had left for the day. They showed me where the rubbish bins were instead of offering me any help. I walked out of the motel with a flashlight. I saw three large rubbish bins standing in the dark. I had to look for my bag very carefully. B

32、ut I didnt have any luck. I almost wanted to give up. When I took another look into the last bin, I saw my bag right on its top! I was never so happy to see such a dirty old bag in my life!21What was in the writers large bag?_22Why did the family decide to stay in the motel for a week?_23The writer

33、didnt visit any interesting places on the second day, did he?_24What time did the writer begin looking for his bag?_25Where did the writer find his bag at last?_26Who should be responsible for(对负责) the matter? Why?_（2022上海浦东新八年级期末）Answer the questions（根据短文内容, 回答下列问题）Katy Sullivan is an actress, an a

34、thlete, and a person who refuses to use the words “no” or “I cant”. She was the first person in the world with two prosthetic legs（义肢）to take up running as a competitive sport. She made it to the 100-meter finals in the 2012 London Paralympics（残奥会）. After that, she was interviewed by the TV station.

35、 (J= journalist, S=Sullivan)J: Were there any differences in your childhood because of the prosthetic legs?S: No. I feel lucky because my family has treated me the same way they would treat any. I grew up in Alabama, US and had an active childhood. I kept up with my sisters and brothers at the gym a

36、nd in the swimming pool. J: Why did you want to be an actress as a teenager?S: I saw a movie that made a big impression on me. Before it was over, I had decided to be an actress. J: What did you do about that?S: I earned a degree in theater and then moved to Los Angeles, where I have played roles in

37、 many theaters, televisions and movies. J: Why do you start running then?S: Because my friend asked me whether Id like to try running, and I said “yes”. I was given a pair of running legs and started running. At the beginning, when I couldnt get used to my prosthetic legs, I had fell down for many t

38、imes, but every time I had my family and friends behind me to encourage me. J: Your family, friends and fans look up to you as an example. So what do you want to share with them?S: 6. _27What is Sullivans job?_28How did Sullivan feel about the way her family has treat her?_29A movie made Sullivan de

39、cide to be an actress, didnt it?_30Where has Sullivan played role in theaters, televisions and movies?_31Who asked Sullivan to try running?_32What might be Sullivans answer to the Journalists last question?_（2021上海市徐汇中学八年级期末）If something really embarrassing (尴尬的) just happens to your friend, what sh

40、ould you do? If your friend starts laughing, youll have a funny story to share. Sometimes your friend seems really upset (沮丧的). In these cases, try to remember the golden rule: do to others what you want done to you.A real friend wont point out your embarrassment to others. He will let the moment pa

41、ss. That way, when he gets into an embarrassing situation, youll be likely to let it pass too. Give a friend a break in an embarrassing moment. The next time you find yourself in a similar situation, youll be glad you did.Theres no way to completely avoid (避免) embarrassing moments. You cant control

42、everything that happens, so sooner or later youre going to be in a situation when you feel embarrassed. The key is to control your reaction and try not to be upset.Remember that youll probably be laughing about it in a few days, so try to see the funny side of it right away. If its something so emba

43、rrassing that you know youll never laugh about it, understand that the pain will disappear over time.Always keep in mind that youre not alone. Everybody has embarrassing moments, and while youre sure that everybody is going to remember this moment forever, the truth is that theyll probably forget it

44、. Most of us remember the moments when we were embarrassed, but very few of us remember other peoples embarrassing moments. So while you may never forget the time you dropped your milk in front of everybody or you split (裂开) your shorts in the gym class, chances are everybody else will forget.Embarr

45、assing moments sometimes seem to be the end of the world, but really, everybody has them. Sometimes embarrassing moments help people to remember the good things about you, many years from now.33What does the passage mainly talk about? _34What do you think of “the golden rule” mentioned in Paragraph

46、1? Why?_35What should you do if your friend is in an embarrassing situation?_36What does the underlined word “he” refer to? _37Why neednt you worry about your embarrassing moments?_38What is the advantage of your embarrassing moments?_（2019上海市奉贤区弘文学校八年级期末）Dear Sir/Madam,I have seen your advertisemen

47、t for a teacher in the magazine Guangzhou Education. I think Im suitable for the job.I am 28 years old. I finished my high school education in Xiamen, and then went to university in Fuzhou. I studied languages, with English as my major (主修课程). I always got good scores for all subjects. At university

48、, I was a very active student. I was chairman of the English Film Club and a member of the university squash (壁球) team.I have traveled to a number of English-speaking countries. I think my English language skills have improved as a result and I can teach senior classes without any problemsI have wor

49、ked as a teacher for four years. I have taught at a well-known language school in Hangzhou. This has been a good experience. I have also taught special courses in Writing for Business, showing people how to write good business letters for Tour Guides. All these experiences have helped me become a go

50、od teacher.I am a warm and friendly person, and my students enjoy my lessons. I think language learning can be fun. I always encourage my students to use English outside the classroom, do projects and take part in English language activities. I have helped my students put on plays and give concerts

51、of English songs.I want to live in Guangzhou and teach in your school. I hope for an interview so I can tell you more.Yours faithfully,William Fang39What job does William Fang want?_40He was once a good student at university, wasnt he?_41What countries has William Fang traveled to?_42Where has Willi

52、am Fang taught in Hangzhou?_43What has William Fang helped his students do?_44How do you like William Fang?_（2020上海市川沙中学南校八年级期末）Answer the questions.（根据短文内容回答下列问题）Kyra Komac, 28 years old, now has 25 furniture stores all over the country. The new store, Londons Camden High School, takes her back to

53、where it all started. She tells us about how business began.When I was little, my mother began selling flowers in Camden Market. She couldnt leave me at home on my own, so I had to go to the market with her.To begin with, I didnt have to do anything. I just sat there, and my Mum told me jokes and st

54、ories so I didnt get bored. When I got older, I gave my mum a hand and I really enjoyed it.Then, one year, my grandma gave me a book for Christmas. It was all about making candles and I loved it. I was 14, and I didnt have to go to the market any more because Mum could leave alone at home. I spent m

55、y free time making candles of all shapes and sizes. I made hundreds of them.One day, my mother was ill so I had to go to the market on my own. I decided to take some candles with me and see if I could sell them. They were sold out in twenty minutes! The next week, my Mum gave me some money to buy so

56、me wax (蜡) to make more candles. They sold out really quickly, too.Nine months later, we decided to stop selling flowers. My Mum and I couldnt make enough candles during the week, so some of my school friends started to help us. I paid them one penny for every candle, and we used to sell them for th

57、ree or four times that. It was fun and my friends worked with me in the market.At the age of 22, my uncle lent me some money and I opened my first shop in Portobello Road. Since then, Ive never looked back, even in difficulties. In the first store, we only sold candles, but now we sell everything fr

58、om designer furniture to paintings. Oh, and candles, of course.45How many furniture stores does Kyra Komac have now?46Where did Kyras mother sell flowers?47What did Kyra do in her free time when she was fourteen?48Did the candles sell well on the first day in the market?49How did Kyras uncle help he

59、r to open her first shop?He helped her _50List at least two reasons that brings success to Kyra.（2022上海闵行八年级期末）Read the passage below and answer the following questions（根据文章内容回答下列问题） How much do you know about Peking Opera(京剧)? Do you listen to it? Do you go to see it? Anyway, in the near future, yo

60、u may be learning how to perform it at school.To promote(提倡) traditional culture among young people, this year, about 200 schools around China will make Peking Opera a compulsory(必修的) course.Most students think its a good idea. Han Lang, a 14-year-old Beijinger, especially welcome it.“We dont need t

61、o be Peking Opera experts,” said Han. “But its a good idea to know something about a traditional art.”“Many foreigners come to visit China every year,” added Han. “If we cannot tell foreign friends anything about Peking Opera, it will be a shame(羞愧).”But students like Ji Xuan are not as enthusiastic

62、(热心的) as Han. The 14-year-old Shanxi girl said the idea is not bad. But if she had a choice, shed prefer to study Jinju Opera, a local art of Shanxi.“Tastes differ from place to place,” said Jin. “Peking Opera should be taught only in Beijing.”Some students, however, dont care what kind of opera the

63、y learn. They only care about learning.“Learning Peking Opera wont be an easy job,” said Ding Peiqi, a 14-year-old Shanghai girl.“I hope it can be taught in a funny and exciting way. If not, we wont become interested in it.”51Where may you be learning Peking Opera?We may be learning Peking Opera _.5

64、2Why will some schools make Peking Opera a compulsory course?To _.53Whats Hans opinion about learning Peking Opera at school?He thinks its good to know something _.54Do all the students care what kind of opera they learn?_, they _.55What was the view from a Shanghai girl?She said learning Peking Ope

65、ra _ job.56Do you like Peking Opera? Why or why not?_参考答案：1For children.2Because they think being close to nature is good for children.3Many children in big cities spend all time watching TV and playing computer games.4They can learn to stay calm in different times and learn how to keep safe.5（开放题，言

66、之有理即可）参考答案：Yes, Id like to. Because I can learn some important skills from it.【导语】本文主要介绍了“生存假期”这个活动。1根据“Survival Holidays” is for children to go into the lonely place for exciting activities.”可知，“生存假期”是让孩子们进入孤独的地方进行刺激的活动。因此这个活动是为孩子设计的。故填For children.2根据“The reason why people like “Survival Holidays”

67、 is that they think being close to nature is good for children.”可知，人们喜欢“生存假期”的原因是他们认为接近自然对孩子有好处。故填Because they think being close to nature is good for children.3根据“Many children in big cities spend all time watching TV and playing computer games”可知，许多大城市的孩子把所有的时间都花在看电视和玩电脑游戏上。故填Many children in big

68、cities spend all time watching TV and playing computer games.4根据“Some have learned to stay calm in different times. Some have learned how to keep safe.”可知，有些人学会了在不同的时期保持冷静。有些人已经学会了如何保持安全。故填They can learn to stay calm in different times and learn how to keep safe.5（开放题，言之有理即可）参考答案：Yes, Id like to. Be

69、cause I can learn some important skills from it.6More than 65 million years ago.7Spiders evolved to use their silk to spin webs for catching prey.8They helped Meganeura to absorb needed oxygen.9Yes, they did.10Compared with crocodiles today, crocodiles 225 millions ago hunted similarly.【导语】本文主要介绍了一些

70、在K-Pg大灭绝中的幸存下来的动物。6根据“More than 65 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous Period (白垩纪), many species died off during a global disaster often called the K-Pg extinction”可知K-Pg灭绝发生在6500多万年前。故填More than 65 million years ago.7根据“spiders evolved to use their silk to spin webs for catching prey.

71、This ingenious invention helped them save energy while hunting and made it easier for them to survive”可知蜘蛛进化成用它们的丝绸织网来捕捉猎物，这项巧妙的发明帮助它们在狩猎时节省了能量，使它们更容易生存。故填Spiders evolved to use their silk to spin webs for catching prey.8根据“their large size helped Meganeura to absorb needed oxygen”可知它们的巨大体型有助于巨神经吸收所

72、需的氧气。故填They helped Meganeura to absorb needed oxygen.9根据“Dragonflies adapted to their new environment by becoming smaller”可知蜻蜓变小，适应了新环境，故此处应回答“不，它们变小了”，此时Yes译为“不”，后加they did。故填Yes, they did.10根据“Crocodiles are predators and have probably hunted in much the same way for the past 225 million years”可知在

73、过去的2.25亿年里，它们可能以同样的方式捕食。故填Compared with crocodiles today, crocodiles 225 millions ago hunted similarly.11Around April of 2019.12Because she couldnt find anything interesting to read/she wanted something that was teen fiction.13Through/from/at a story-sharing site.14Yes, she has.15From Beths success,

74、 we can learn that it is important for us to have a healthy hobby. Because she likes to write, she will always find time to write when she wants to write. Besides, writing gives her great joy and a sense of satisfaction. (Any reasonable answer is acceptable.)【分析】本文是一段对Beth Reekles成功写了一本青少年小说的经历的采访。1

75、1根据“I started writing around April of 2019”可知，在2019年4月左右开始写作，故填Around April of 2019.12根据“I was looking for something to read, but everything was vampires and fallen angels. I was just sick of it. I wanted something that was teen fiction. So I decided to write my own”可知，因为她找不到有关一些有趣的青少年小说的东西去读，故填Beca

76、use she couldnt find anything interesting to read/she wanted something that was teen fiction.13根据“Beth Reekles, a 17-year-old Welsh high school student, posted her first novel online at a story-sharing site. There it got more than 19 million viewsnot to mention the eyes of editors at Random House Ch

77、ildrens Publishers U.K”可知，编辑们是通过她在一个故事分享网站分享的小说知道她的，故填Through/from/at a story-sharing site.14根据“I always find time to write when I want to write, whether that means leaving my homework until later or getting my homework out of the way first”可知，写作有时会耽误写作业，故填Yes, she has.15开放性题，答案合理即可。参考答案为From Beths

78、success, we can learn that it is important for us to have a healthy hobby. Because she likes to write, she will always find time to write when she wants to write. Besides, writing gives her great joy and a sense of satisfaction.16I will probably take off just one coat.17On November 21, 2018.18No，it

79、wasnt.19To have the annual UN climate talks.20e.g. I think it is serious. Because many animals and plants would not be able to deal with these changes, and would die.I think it is terrible for us and for many other living things on Earth. Because sea levels will rise and large coastal cities in coun

80、tries could be flooded.【分析】文章大意：本文讲述了全球气候改变的问题，问题很严重。16根据“If the temperature rises by 5 degrees tomorrow, you will probably take off just one coat.”如果明天气温上升5度，你可能只脱一件外套。 故填I will probably take off just one coat.17根据“The UNEP (联合国环境规划署) released the Report 2018 on November 21, 2018.”可知，联合国环境规划署于2018年

81、11月21日发布2018年报告。故填On November 21, 2018.18根据“The report was written by 55 scientists from 20 countries.”可知，该报告由来自20个国家的55名科学家撰写的。故填No, it wasnt。19根据“On November 26, people from around 200 nations and regions gathered again in Doha (多哈) for the annual UN climate talks.”可知，11月26日，来自大约200个国家和地区的人们再次聚集在多

82、哈，参加联合国年度气候谈判。故填To have the annual UN climate talks.20本题为开放性试题，学生可以根据自己的理解作答，言之有理即可。比如，根据“But such a change in the average world temperature would be a serious problem. Many animals and plants would not be able to deal with these changes, and would die.”可知，我认为气候问题很严重，因为很多动物植物无法应对气候的变化可能会死亡。根据“A larg

83、e rise in temperatures could be terrible for us and for many other living things on Earth. Sea levels will rise because higher temperatures will cause melting ice flow into the sea. Large coastal cities in countries such as the Netherlands (荷兰) and Bangladesh (孟加拉共和国) could be flooded.”可知，我认为这对我们和地球

84、上的许多其他生物来说是可怕的。 因为海平面会上升，一些国家的沿海大城市可能会被淹没。故填I think it is serious. Because many animals and plants would not be able to deal with these changes, and would die./I think it is terrible for us and for many other living things on Earth. Because sea levels will rise and large coastal cities in countries

85、could be flooded.21All his important papers and books.22Because the price was really good.23Yes, he did.24At about ten oclock in the evening.25In a rubbish bin.26The cleaner. Because the cleaner was careless and took it out with the rubbish.(Any reasonable answer can be accepted.)【分析】作者回顾了许多年前发生在自己身

86、上的一件事。在一次与家人到洛杉矶的度假中，作者把重要的文件和书籍放在一个大包里，以便于旅途中学习，但第二天装书和文件的包不见了，作者意识到保洁人员可能把它当成垃圾带走了，最后几经周折，东西失而复得，作者非常的兴奋，终生难忘。21根据“I carefully put all my important papers and books in a large bag, and put it in the car.”可知，作者把所有重要的文件和书籍放在一个大包里，故填All his important papers and books. 22根据“we found a motel, a place f

87、or travelers and their cars, with a really good price. So we decided to stay for a week.”可知，由于旅馆价格合适，他们决定在那里住上一周，故填Because the price was really good.23根据“On the second day, after visiting some interesting places”可知，第二天，他们参观了一些有趣的地方，故填Yes, he did.24根据“It was about ten oclock in the evening, and I sta

88、rted working. However, I couldnt find my paper bag everywhere.”可知，大约是晚上十点作者开始工作，但是找不到自己的包了，所以作者找包应该是大约晚上十点的时候，故填At about ten oclock in the evening.25根据“When I took another look into the last bin, I saw my bag right on its top!”可知，作者在垃圾桶里找到了包，故填In a rubbish bin.26我认为这应该是清洁工的责任，因为清洁工的粗心，所以才把作者的文件误当作垃圾

89、丢了，故填The cleaner. Because the cleaner was careless and took it out with the rubbish. (Any reasonable answer can be accepted.)27She is an actress and an athlete.28Lucky./She felt lucky.29Yes, it did.30In Los Angeles.31He friend.32Try hard, and you will be successful./Thank you for all your support an

90、d help.(Any reasonable answer is OK.)【分析】本文是电视台采访绑着义肢参加残奥会的运动员Katy Sullivan的一组对话。27根据“Katy Sullivan is an actress, an athlete, and a person who refuses to use the words “no” or “I cant”可知，她是一位女演员，一位运动员，故填She is an actress and an athlete.28根据“I feel lucky because my family has treated me the same way

91、 they would treat any”可知，家人能像对待任何人一样对待她，她感到很幸运，故填Lucky./She felt lucky.29根据“I saw a movie that made a big impression on me. Before it was over, I had decided to be an actress”可知，是一部电影让她下决心当一名女演员，故填Yes, it did.30根据“I earned a degree in theater and then moved to Los Angeles, where I have played roles

92、in many theaters, televisions and movies”可知，在洛杉矶那里，在许多剧院、电视和电影中扮演了角色，故填In Los Angeles.31根据“Because my friend asked me whether Id like to try running, and I said “yes”可知，她的朋友让她尝试跑步，故填He friend.32开放性题，答案合理即可。参考答案为Try hard, and you will be successful./Thank you for all your support and help.33How to de

93、al with embarrassing situations.34It is quite right. We should respect others if we want to be respected. (Any reasonable answer is OK.)35Just let the moment pass.36The real friend.37Because others will probably forget them soon.38Sometimes they help people to remember the good things about us.【分析】文

94、章大意：本文主要介绍了如何处理尴尬的处境。33通读全文可知，本文主要介绍了如何处理尴尬的处境，故填How to deal with embarrassing situations.34我认为文章提到的这条规则很正确，因为如果我们想要别人尊重我们，我们就应该尊重别人，故填It is quite right. We should respect others if we want to be respected.（答案合理即可）35根据“That way, when he gets into an embarrassing situation, youll be likely to let it

95、pass too.”可知，当朋友陷入尴尬的境地时，你应该让它过去，故填Just let the moment pass.36根据“A real friend wont point out your embarrassment to others. He will let the moment pass”及“That way, when he gets into an embarrassing situation”可知，he指代前文提到的“a real friend”，故填The real friend.37根据“Everybody has embarrassing moments, and w

96、hile youre sure that everybody is going to remember this moment forever, the truth is that theyll probably forget it”可知，因为其他人可能很快就会忘记它们，故填Because others will probably forget them soon.38根据“Sometimes embarrassing moments help people to remember the good things about you, many years from now”可知，有时尴尬的时

97、刻会让人们想起你多年后的美好，故填Sometimes they help people to remember the good things about us.39A teacher.40Yes, he was.41He has traveled to a number of English-speaking countries.42He has taught at a well-known language school in Hangzhou.43He has helped his students put on plays and give concerts of English so

98、ngs.44Warm and friendly.【分析】文章主要是作者看到一则教师招聘的广告之后，主动写的一封自荐信，信中描述了自己的特长和工作经历；希望能够得到面试机会。39根据文中I have seen your advertisement for a teacher in the magazine Guangzhou Education. I think Im suitable for the job. 我在广州教育杂志上看到你招聘教师的广告。我认为我适合这份工作。可知William Fang想要找的是教师的工作，故答案为A teacher。40根据文中I always got good

99、 scores for all subjects. At university, I was a very active student. I was chairman of the English Film Club and a member of the university squash (壁球) team. 我所有科目的成绩都很好。在大学里，我是一个非常活跃的学生。我是英国电影俱乐部的主席和大学壁球队的成员。可知在大学他是一个好学生，故答案为Yes, he was.41根据文中I have traveled to a number of English-speaking countri

100、es. 我去过许多讲英语的国家。可知他去过很多讲英语的国家，故答案为He has traveled to a number of English-speaking countries.42根据文中I have worked as a teacher for four years. I have taught at a well-known language school in Hangzhou. 我当老师已经四年了。我在杭州一所著名的语言学校教书。可知他在杭州一所语言学校读书，故答案为He has taught at a well-known language school in Hangzh

101、ou.43根据文中I always encourage my students to use English outside the classroom, do projects and take part in English language activities. I have helped my students put on plays and give concerts of English songs. 我总是鼓励我的学生在课外使用英语，做项目，参加英语活动。我帮助我的学生表演戏剧和开英文歌曲演唱会。可知他帮助他的学生表演戏剧和开英文歌曲演唱会，故答案为He has helped

102、 my students put on plays and give concerts of English songs.44根据文章的理解以及他对学生的表现可知，我认为他是一个热心友好的人，故答案为Warm and friendly。4525 (stores)46In Camden Market.47She made candles of all shapes and sizes48Yes, they did49He helped her by lending her some money.50Her spirit of never giving upHer mothers support.

103、Her uncles helpHer difficult childhoodHer grandmas book (Any reasonable answer is acceptable)【分析】短文讲述了Kyra Komac现在在全国拥有25家家具商店。作者讲述了自己的创业历程。最初跟随母亲去市场卖花，无意中看到一本书，学会制作蜡烛，且销售一空。22岁时通过叔叔借的钱开了第一家家具店，由此开始了自己的事业。45细节理解题。根据第一段第一句“Kyra Komac, 28 years old, now has 25 furniture stores all over the country.”可知

104、，现在Kyra Komac有25家店了。故答案为25 (stores)。46细节理解题。根据第二段“When I was little, my mother began selling flowers in Camden Market.”可知，妈妈在她小的时候在卡姆登市场卖花。故答案为In Camden Market。47细节理解题。根据第四段第一句“I spent my free time making candles of all shapes and sizes.”可知，作者在空闲时间做了各种蜡烛。故答案为She made candles of all shapes and sizes。

105、48细节理解题。根据第五段“They were sold out in twenty minutes!”可知，蜡烛在20分钟之内销售一空。故答案为Yes, they did。49细节理解题。根据最后一段第一句“At the age of 22, my uncle lent me some money and I opened my first shop in Portobello Road.”可知，22岁叔叔借钱给她开了第一家家具店。故答案为He helped her by lending her some money。50推理分析题。由整篇文章可知，她的成功因素是多方面的，只要言之有理皆可。

106、故答案为Her spirit of never giving up；Her mothers support；Her uncles help；Her difficult childhood；Her grandmas book (Any reasonable answer is acceptable)。51at school52promote traditional culture among young people53about a traditional art54 No dont55wouldnt be an easy 56Yes, I do. Because learning Pekin

107、g Opera can make me learn more about Chinese traditional art. (Any reasonable answer is ok)【导语】本文主要针对在学校学习戏剧的话题，列举了一些学生的观点。51根据“you may be learning how to perform it at school”可知，我们可能在学校学习京剧。故填at school。52根据“To promote(提倡) traditional culture among young people.”可知，学校将京剧列为必修科目的原因是为了提倡年轻人学习传统文化。故填pro

108、mote traditional culture among young people。53根据“But its a good idea to know something about a traditional art.”可知，Han认为知道关于传统艺术的事情是一个好主意。故填about a traditional art。54根据“Some students, however, dont care what kind of opera they learn.”可知，一些学生不在乎学习哪种戏剧。故填No；dont。55根据“Learning Peking Opera wont be an easy job,” said Ding Peiqi, a 14-year-old Shanghai girl.”可知，学习京剧是一个不容易的工作。故填woundnt be an easy。56开放性作答，结合实际，言之有理即可。参考答案为Yes, I do. Because learning Peking Opera can make me learn more about Chinese traditional art.