寒假分層作業(yè) 第07練 完形填空（原卷版）

PAGEPAGE4寒假分層作業(yè)第07練完形填空ADoyoufeelnervouswhiletakingatest?AnneWhite,agirl1studiedatColoradoUniversityfirsthadaproblemtakingtestswhenshebegancollege.“OnceIwaswellpreparedformyEnglishtest.ButwhenItook2test,Iwasalmostunabletothink.IfoundIcouldnotanswerthequestions3becauseofnervousnessandfear.Mylowgradedidnotshow4tomyteacher.”Thesameexperiencehappenedto5student,TomSmith.Hesaid,“Myfirstchemistrytestwasvery6.Then,onthesecondtest,Isatdowntotakeit7nervousthatIwasshaking.Itwashardtoholdmypencilwithmyhands8upanddownquickly.IknewthematerialandIknewtheanswers.YetIcouldn’twrite9down.”Thesetwoyoungstudentswereexperiencingsomethingcalledtestanxiety(焦慮).Becausewhenastudentworriesaboutatest,hisorherminddoesnotwork10asitusuallydoes.Thestudentfailstowriteorthinkwithaclearmindbecauseofnervousness.11poorgradesareoftenaresultofpoorstudyhabits,sometimestestanxietycausesthelowgradestoo.Expertsaretryingtohelpthesestudents12teachingthemhowtodowithtestanxiety.Atsomeuniversities,studentstaketeststomeasure(測(cè)量)theiranxiety.Ifthetestsshowtheiranxietyishigh,thestudentscantakeshortlessons13themdealwiththeirnervousness.They14tobecomecalmandrelaxtheirbodies.Iftheycontroltheirnervousness,theirmindscanworkbetter.Learnedinformationthen15outonatestinamucheasierway.1．A．what B．whom C．who D．which2．A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the D．/3．A．correct B．correctly C．morecorrectly D．correctness4．A．whatdidIlearnt B．whatIlearnt C．whatdoIlearn D．whatIlearn5．A．a(chǎn)nother B．theother C．others D．theothers6．A．difficulty B．difficultly C．difficult D．moredifficult7．A．too B．quite C．such D．so8．A．moving B．moves C．tomove D．moved9．A．they B．them C．their D．theirs10．A．a(chǎn)sgood B．sowell C．sogood D．verywell11．A．Unless B．However C．Although D．Because12．A．from B．for C．of D．by13．A．tohelp B．helps C．help D．helping14．A．train B．havetrained C．istrained D．a(chǎn)retrained15．A．comes B．come C．came D．wouldcomeBChinahasalongandrichhistoryintraditionalart.Traditionalartisnotonlythe16ofChinesepeople’swishesforbeautyandgoodluck,butalsogreat17forChinaandtherestoftheworld.Thekiteisone18formofit.Wei-fang19asthekitecapitalofChina.Everyyear,theInternationalKiteFestival20fromApril20thto25thinthiscity.21ofkiteloversfromhomeandabroadcometoWeifangtotakepartinit.WeifangisalsotheonlycityinChinatohavea22ofkites.ItsnameisWeifangKiteMuseum.Itisthefirstand23kitemuseuminChina.Themuseum24thecultureandhistoryofkiteflyinginChina:differenttypesofkites,kitepaintings,writingsandpictures.Inthismuseum,25cannotonlylearnabouttheprocessingofkites,butalsomaketheirownkites.16．A．symbol B．subject C．condition D．theme17．A．treasure B．treasures C．secret D．secrets18．A．delicious B．special C．different D．strange19．A．knows B．isknown C．knew D．wasknown20．A．isheld B．held C．washeld D．hasheld21．A．Million B．Millions C．Twomillion D．Twomillions22．A．museum B．library C．gym D．shop23．A．smaller B．smallest C．larger D．largest24．A．shows B．isshown C．showed D．wasshown25．A．villagers B．friends C．farmers D．touristsCAccordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization,about500,000peoplegetdisabledeachyearanditisalmostimpossibleforthemtowalkagain,26aftertheirbodyisseriouslyhurt.Butscientistshavemadetwodisabled27walkagainwithabrainimplant(植入物).ProfessorGregoireCourtineoftheSwissFederalInstituteofTechnologyandhisteam28aspecialthingtohelptwomonkeyswhoselegswerebadlydisabled.Inordertomakethemwalkagain,theexperts29animplantinthemonkeys’brains.Theimplantisconnectedtothepartofthebodywherethenerves(神經(jīng))arebadlyhurt.It’slikeabridgethat30thebrainandthebody.Itreadsactivityfromthebrainandthen31thisinformationtothebody.That’showthemonkeysare32againtowalk.Aftergettingtheimplant,oneofthemonkeyswasableto33itsdisabledleginthefirstweekwithouttraining.34monkeytooktwoweekstodoit,accordingtotheresearch.Thehumanbodyis35tothatofmonkeys,soscientistsbelievethatthetechnologycouldhelphumansinthenext10years.26．A．generally B．nearly C．busily D．especially27．A．people B．kids C．monkeys D．dogs28．A．worked B．tested C．played D．designed29．A．put B．grew C．took D．broke30．A．reaches B．connects C．divides D．includes31．A．drives B．gets C．sends D．receives32．A．calm B．a(chǎn)ble C．used D．a(chǎn)fraid33．A．move B．touch C．recognize D．fight34．A．Another B．Other C．Others D．Theother35．A．similar B．familiar C．popular D．usefulDHaveyoueverwatchedthemovieTwilight,oneofTheTwilightSaga《暮光之城》系列）?Bellaisateenagegirlwholeaveshermumandhermum’snewhusband36herdad.ShemovestoForks,Washington.Arrivingatthesmalltown,sheknowsJacoband37friends,aswellasthehandsomeboyEdwardCullen,whoappearscoldandwarmunexpectedlybutwithgreat38.BellathenfallsinlovewithEdward,the39vampire（吸血鬼）.Iamreallyfondofthefirstsceneofthefilm.Thereisawolf40veryfastacrosstheforest,with41voiceofBella.Shesaysshe42aboutdying,butmaybeitwillbe43andnottoobudtodiebesideherlover.Seeingtherunningwolf,Ican44imaginethatitisalovestorybetweenahighschoolgirlandacharmingvampire.Ijustthoughtthatitwouldbequiteinteresting,exciting,maybefrighteningaswell45.Besides,thefilm46bytheteenagegirlatthefirstpersonatthebeginningandIonlyknowwhatsheknows.Itmakesme47myselftothestoryandfeelthatIamtheveryheroineinthefilm,48canfeelhappy,sad,anxious,itisagreatfilm,andreallyworth49.Bytheway,it’satypicalHollywoodfilmwhichhasclearcause-andeffectorder,andthemainrolesalwayshave50goal—tobetogetherwiththeoneyoulove,nomatterwhatheis,humanorvampire.What’smore,theendingishappythat