I.閱讀理解

體裁：記敘文 篇幅：283 建議用時：7min

文本來源：原創(chuàng) 新穎度：★★★★★? 素養(yǎng)視角：成功源于寬容對待別人的偏見和非議

DeMarcus Cousins was born on August 13， 1990， in Alabama. Like any kid from the state of Alabama， he had dreams of making it in the NFL（National Football League）.

“When youre a single mom， youre just looking for something that will keep your kids occupied and out of trouble.” Monique， Cousinss mom said.

It was then that his attention was turned to the hardwood by AAU coach Danny Pritchett. By his sophomore（高中二年級） year he was ranked the player in the nation.

The day he received the ranking is the day things changed for Cousins. Opposing parents and fans screamed at this boy as if he were some kind of monster simply because of his size and ugnliness.

Other teams were forming game plans to beat， scratch， and claw him until he lost his temper. During Cousins final two seasons in high school， his front teeth were knocked out four times.

“Im a bad guy and a criminal. I know thats what people say about me， people that dont know me. But nothing could be further from the truth.”

As teammates on the University of Kentucky in 2009-10， in many ways， John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins are like any other pair of good friends. They text constantly and laugh at the same silly jokes from when they were teenagers.

To get an idea of just how much of a good-natured person that Cousins is， you do not have to look far. He just took 100 kids on a shopping spree（狂歡） last year. When he signed his contract the first thing he did was give $1 million to local charities. He also hosts a free basketball camp for underprivileged teenagers whose age is between 7 and 16.

1.What sort of boy was DeMarcus Cousins in his teenage？

A.? Lonely.? ? ? ? ? B.? Ambitious.? ? ? C. Generous.? ? ? ? D. Cool.

2. What can be inferred from Moniques words？

A.She wanted Cousins to be famous.

B.She didnt want Cousins to play football.

C. She was seeking a good sport for Cousins.

D. She didnt have much time to attend to Cousins.

3.Why did the other teams want to make Cousins angry？

A.They wanted to defeat him.? ? ? B.They looked down upon him.

C.They wanted to scream at him.? ?D.They wanted to knock out his front teeth.

4.What is the last paragraph mainly about？

A.Cousins contract? ? ? ? B. Cousins donation

C. Cousins kindness.? ? ? ? D. Cousins free camp.

II. 完形填空

體裁：記敘文 篇幅：281 建議用時：17min

文本來源：原創(chuàng) 新穎度：★★★★★ 素養(yǎng)視角：愛心傳遞

By the time I finished my appointment， I was starving. I? ?1? ?at McDonald to order a hamburger to take home and? ?2? ?while working.

Since it was a little before noon， there was a? ?3? . A woman， who I soon learned was Marcella， was? ?4? ?at the register. She asked the woman behind her in line if she would like a drink and then? ?5? ?me. We both said no， and must have looked? ?6? ， because she said， “I got you.” She continued to pay for both of our meals， even though we were? ?7? .

I asked Marcella why she did this， and she? ?8? ?that someone once did something similar for her. The person? ?9? ?that she pay it forward someday and she was making good on her? ?10? . Before I left， she gave me a warm? ?11? ?and requested me to do an act of? ?12? ?for a stranger when I could. I arrived home， but instead of working through lunch， I sat and? ?13? ?on her kindness.

Marcella didnt need to pay for my lunch. But what she did? ?14? ?my day. Not because I got to keep my $15， but because she was kind – with no? ?15? ?of receiving anything in return.

16? ， Marcella allowed me to take her picture so I could share this? ?17? ?story. As I promised her， I planned on paying her kindness forward. Maybe Ill make a small? ?18? ?in someone elses life， and the positive effect will be? ?19? . Because thats what being human is all about—being kind—even to a stranger.

Remembering that kindness and love can? ?20? ?in the most unexpected places， even a McDonald.

1. A. knocked B. aimed C. stopped D. glanced

2. A. eat B. taste C. smell D. drink

3. A. sight B. line C. turn D. seat

4. A. paying B. confirming C. hesitating D. informing

5. A. interrupted B. accused C. requested D. asked

6. A. annoyed B. confused C. considered D. bored

7. A. citizens B. natives C. strangers D. neighbors

8. A. predicted B. inspected C. analyzed D. shared

9. A. required B. suspected C. guaranteed D. acknowledged

10. A. intention B. approach C. schedule D. promise

11. A. comfort B. welcome C. hug D. reception

12. A. kindness B. patience C. encouragement D. oddness

13. A. reacted B. reflected C. worked D. relied

14. A. relieved B. witnessed C. influenced D. brightened

15. A. proposals B. expectations C. comments D. assumptions

16. A. Fortunately B. Frankly C. Honestly D. Hopefully

17. A. satisfying B. appealing C. heartwarming D. demanding

18. A. contribution B. effort C. measurement D. difference

19. A. absolute B. permanent C. renewable D. comprehensive

20. A. wear off B. wipe out C. show up D. come around

III.語法填空

體? ? 裁：記敘文? ? ?篇? ? 幅：232? ? 建議用時：7min

文本來源：改編? ? ?新 穎 度： ★★★★? ? 素養(yǎng)視角：外國人對中國姻親關系的困惑

When I married into a Chinese family， nobody ever warned me about the complicated “Chinese relatives name game”. I would need 1.________（explore） a world of completely novel terms for family members that have no exact equivalents in 2.________ （I） native language of English.

Consider this exchange that happened a few years ago while I was living with my? ? ? ? ?3.________（in-law） in their rural village 4.________ Zhejiang Province during the summer holiday.

During dinner one evening， my sister-in-law said our mother-in-law 5.? ? ? ? ?（ spend） the entire day planting the fields with 6.________ “jiujiu”， the Chinese term for uncles on the mothers side of the family. 7.________ as I understood， we only had two uncles we addressed with this term — Older Jiujiu and Younger Jiujiu. Neither needed help in the fields， especially the younger one 8.________ had just begun working as the village secretary. How could our mother-in-law 9.? ? ? ? （ possible） have assisted someone 10.________（call） jiujiu？