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1、小卷速测小卷速测( (十九十九) )完形完形+ +阅读阅读 C+DC+D (限时:30 分钟).2020原创 完形填空Sixteen-year-old Kaung Khant Lin is crazy about soccer. His favorite team is EnglandsManchester United. He likes the teams star player, Lionel Messi. And Kaung Khant Lin plays1,too. In a recent competition, he was named the best player.That

2、is a big success for Kaung Khant Lin 2 he was born with only part of his right 3.He uses a crutch(拐杖) to play. Kaung Khant Lin is the only soccer player on his team who has aphysical problem.“Whenever I play, I forget about my legs,” he says.Kaung Khant Lin is from Myanmar. Kaung Khant Lin plays in

3、the city of Yangon. He dribbles(运,带) a ball4 and turns rapidly on the crutch. When he is ready to score, he kicks5 hisleft foot.He remembers first kicking a ball around the streets when he was 5 years old. He kept his balanceusing a wooden crutch made by his uncle. Now, he6 himself as pretty skillfu

4、l on the soccerfield. He does not7his missing leg as a weakness.“Nobody can get past me,” he says.He8 to local fame in a recent soccer competition. He scored two goals that helped his teamwin and was named “player of the competition”.Moe Sat Han is one of Kaung Khant Lins teammates. He says 9 player

5、s used to worry aboutKaung Khant Lin. They feared his 10 leg could get broken. There was no way they could stop him11 playing, though. Kaung Khant Lin was determined(有决心的).“The team12 plays from morning until night. Sometimes they even forget to eat. That makesKaung Khant Lins dad13,” Moe Sat Han sa

6、ys.Kaung Khant Lins father said he cannot watch his son play.“I dont want to see him get hurt,” he explains. He wants his son to go to college.14, Kaung Khant Lin dreams of becoming a soccer coach someday.In the meantime, hewill keep trying to play like his15, soccer star Lionel Messi. “Hesleft-hand

7、ed and I am too,” Kaung Khant Lin says. “I practice free kicks just like he does.”()1.A.basketballB.soccerC.volleyballD.tennis()2.A.soB.becauseC.andC.handD.thenD.arm()3.A.legB.footB.slowly()4.A.quickly()5.A.with()6.A.looksC.beautifully D.friendlyD.atB.inC.byB.watchesC.seesD.notices()7.A.think of()8.

8、A.raised()9.A.otherB.think upB.grewC.think about D.think overC.roseD.increasedD.othersD.neitherB.the othersB.leftC.anotherC.both()10.A.right()11.A.at B.from()12.A.oftenC.toD.inD.hardlyB.neverC.seldom()13.A.happyB.worried()14.A.ButB.LaterB.coachC.relaxedD.satisfiedD.AndD.heroC.HoweverC.friend()15.A.t

9、eammates. 阅读理解Passage 12020原创Cressida Cowell is the writer and illustrator( 插图画家) of “How to Train Your Dragon”. Sheis the new Waterstones childrens laureate. A laureate is someone who receives an award for somekind of honor. Cowell will be laureate for two years. She plans to share the magic of boo

10、ks.Cowell wrote stories aboutHiccup and his dragon, Toothless. She has sold more than 11 millionbooks around the world. The stories have also been made into movies.The reading group BookTrust runs the laureate program in the United Kingdom. The program issupported by Waterstones, which sells books.

11、The program began 20 years ago. Every two years, ithonors a childrens writer or illustrator.Big Plans For BooksThe laureate medal was presented to Cowell on July 9. She shared plans for her time as laureate.Cowell told the crowd in London, England, that she had two main messages. The first was that

12、“booksand reading are magic”. The second was that this magic must be open to everyone.She also talked about some worries. Bookshops and libraries are closing and children are spendingmore time on screens, which are great challenges for her.“Everywhere you look, its impossible and getting more imposs

13、ible,” she said.But she addedthat it is her favorite kind of problem. “Anyo ne who has read my books will know that I love aquest(探求).” A quest may seem impossible but she will take action.Let Kids Be CreativeSome schools in the U.K. do not have libraries. Libraries will be her first work as laureat

14、e.She will push for all schools to have libraries.Children should read for the joy of it. “They need books to do that,” she said.Her second task will be to ask for more creative schoolwork. Last year, she started the FreeWriting Friday project. She asked teachers to let children have 15 minutes ever

15、y Friday to writein a book. They write whatever they want. She wants to expand the project.The project got a good response from teachers and children. “They are taking tests and worryingabout making mistakes,” she said. She is hopeful, though. She is making a plan to offer to schools.It is for child

16、rens writing and drawing.1.Which is not true about the program?()A.It gives honors to a childrens writer.B.Waterstones runs the laureate program.C.The program got started 20 years ago.D.Its supporter Waterstones sells books.2.What do the underlined words “this magic” in Paragraph 4 refer to?()A.Her

17、plans.B.Books and reading.C.Some worries.D.Libraries.3.What will she do first as a laureate? ()A.She will ask for more creative schoolwork.B.She will start the Free Writing Friday project.C.She will require schools to have libraries.D.She will make a childrens writing plan.4.Whats teachers and child

18、rens attitude to the project?A.Active.C.Doubtful.B.Not interested.()D.Amazed.Passage 22020原创At first, scientists thought it was a worm( 虫). They were studying sea turtles in Costa Rica.That is in Central America. One turtle had something sticking out of its nose. It could not breathe.Scientists pull

19、ed the object out. It was a plastic straw(吸管).The scientists made sure the turtle was healthy. It went back into the water. They posted avideo of the rescue on the Internet. When people saw it, they were shocked.The video motivated Diana Lofflin to start StrawFree.org. The group is in California. It

20、s goalis to make people aware of the harm plastic straws cause to the environment. Lofflin hopes peoplewill find alternatives(替代品) to plastic straws.“Straws are not necessary for enjoying a drink,” she says. “Saying no to a plastic strawis a way to make a difference in the world.”A movement to ban p

21、lastic straws is growing. In California, it is illegal for food servers togive straws to customers who dont ask for them. Seattle, Washington, has banned all plasticutensils(餐具). Plastic litter gets into storm drains( 雨水管). It washes into rivers and oceans.Fish and other animals eat the plastic. It

22、can kill them.Nancy Wallace works for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, in Washington,D.C. She says schools should reduce the amount of plastic they use. Kids must do their part,too.Wallace says, “Were pinning our hopes on the next generation to help solve this problem.”Starbucks

23、is banning plastic straws. The company says it will stop handing out plastic strawsin all its stores by 2020. With 28,000 stores, thats about 1 billion fewer straws a year.How will you sip your drink? The company has made a new lid for its cups. Some call it a “sippycup”, like those used by little k

24、ids. Unlike straws, the new lid can be recycled.5.What happened to the turtle?()A.It was sick.B.It was saved.C.It was hunt.D.It was dead.6.According to the passage, many places banned plastic straws except.()A.CaliforniaC.WashingtonB.SeattleD.New York()7.What does Starbucks do to reduce the amount o

25、f plastic?A.It has made a “sippy cup” which can be recycled.B.It has already stopped using plastic straws.C.It asks customers to reuse the plastic straws.D.It doesnt offer the plastic straws for free.8.Which of the following is the best title for this passage?()A.The Last Plastic StrawB.The Saved Se

26、a TurtleC.The Part Kid Must doD.The Solved Problem【参考答案】.主旨大意本文是一篇记叙文,主要讲述了 Kaung Khant Lin 身残志坚,坚持踢足球的故事。尽管Lin 没有右腿,但是他依靠拐杖踢足球,踢得出色,获得了“最佳队员”的荣誉称号。1.B考查名词辨析。根据上下文可知,整篇文章都在讲踢足球,故选 B。2.B考查连词辨析。 句意:对于 Kaung Khant Lin 而言,这是一个巨大的成功,因为他出生时只有一部分右腿。前后为因果关系,故选 B。3.A考查名词辨析。根据第三段“WheneverI play, I forget abou

27、t my legs,”和第四段“When he is readyto score, he kicks5his left foot.”以及第五段“He does not7 his missing leg as aweakness.”这些句子可知,Lin 出生时只有一部分右腿,故选 A。4.A考查副词辨析。根据本段“He dribbles(运,带) a ball4and turns rapidly on the crutch.”可知他运球运得很快,故选 A。5.A6.C考查动词辨析。look 常与 at 搭配,表示看; watch观看,注视,观察; see看到,看见,这里是 see sb. ass

28、th.想象某人就是;notice 注意到(有趣或异常的事),故选 C。7.A8.C9.A10.B考查形容词辨析。根据上下文可知,这里指左腿。故选 B。11.B考查介词辨析。固定用法stop sb./sth. from doing sth.阻止某人做某事。故选B。12.A13.B14.C考查连词辨析。 根据上下文可知,爸爸希望儿子上大学,Lin 自己想成为足球教练,是转折关系,故选 C。15.D考查名词辨析。从文中第一段可知,Messi 是 Lin 的偶像,Lin 把 Messi 当作英雄。故选 D。.Passage 1主旨大意这是一篇记叙文,主要讲述 Cressida Cowell 获得了水石

29、书店颁发的荣誉。为了让更多的孩子读书和提高写作能力,她计划了将要做的事。1.B细节理解题。根据文章的第三段中The reading group BookTrust runs the laureate program in theUnited Kingdom. The program is supported by Waterstones, which sells books. 可知 BookTrust 管理项目的运行。故选 B。2.B信息指代题。根据文章第四段The first was that “books and reading are magic”. The second wasthat

30、 this magic must be open to everyone.可知 this magic 就是指书籍和阅读。故选B。3.C细节理解题。根据文章第七段Libraries will be her first work as laureate.可知选 C。4.A推理判断题。最后一段两句话The project got a good response from teachers and children. “Theyare taking tests and worrying about making mistakes.”说的是老师和孩子给予了好的回应,并在做测试。由此可推出他们对这个项目的

31、态度是积极的。故选A。Passage 2主旨大意本文是一篇记叙文,讲述了吸管的危害以及人们为减少吸管的使用作出的努力。5.B细节理解题。根据第一段At first, scientists thought it was a worm(虫). They were studying seaturtles in Costa Rica.和 It was a plastic straw.可知在海龟鼻子里的是一根吸管,不是虫子。和第二段The scientists made sure the turtle was healthy. It went back into the water. 可知,海龟很健康,

32、并且回到了海里。故选 B。6.D细节理解题。 根据五段 In California, it is illegal for food servers to可知,California, Seattle和 Washington 都有提到,故选 D。7.A细节理解题。根据第七段 Starbucks is banning plastic straws. The company says it will stophanding out plastic straws in all its stores by 2020.可知星巴克并没有停止使用吸管。选项 B 错误。选项 C 和 D 没有提到。最后一段 The company has made a new lid for its cups. Some call it a “sippycup”, like those used by little kids.可知它采用了一种“sippy cup”鸭嘴杯,故选 A。8.A主旨大意题。整篇文章都是围绕塑料吸管展开的,开头用海龟事件导入塑料吸管。第二部分介绍现在部分人努力地减少吸管的使用,和对未来的展望。最后一部分介绍星巴克在减少吸管使用上做的努力。故选 A。