保護(hù)非洲公園

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Ⅰ. 1～4 DCBA

Ⅱ. Any answer can be possible as long as it makes sense.

愛的檸檬攤

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1～4 ABCB

立德立言，為何重要

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1. importance 2. easy 3. run

4. peaceful 5. trust 6. anxious

7. effective 8. confident 9. example

10. Conclusion

赤膽忠誠，勝戰(zhàn)尖刀

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Ⅰ. 1～4 CBAD

Ⅱ. Any answer can be possible as long as it makes sense.

君子一言，駟馬難追

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Ⅰ. 1. Promises 2. commitment 3. closer 4. trust 5. challenging 6. serious

7. keeping 8. others 9. keep

10. devote

Ⅱ. Any answer can be possible as long as it makes sense.

主題應(yīng)用·語庫構(gòu)建

No step， no mile

Even though the task or challenge ahead of us may look immense， it is actually completed with a series of small advances. It can never be completed unless we take that first step.

I can still remember the time when I was at a total loss because my head teacher asked me to organize a party. As a monitor， it was my duty but I didn't have such experience. I felt anxious because I was afraid of letting my teachers and classmates down. Fortunately， I turned to my mother who was a terrific TV host and asked her opinion about it. She offered me many good ideas. Ultimately， my efforts paid off and the party was a success.

中國火星探索的先驅(qū)

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1～4 BDDC

會“鷹爪功”的機(jī)器人

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1～4 BDAB

沖出亞馬孫

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1～4 BDCA

照片“飄”流記

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1～4 BDBA

世界首款“火星番茄醬”

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1～4 DABD

讀后續(xù)寫的高分四部曲

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Finally， Michael touched something. A shoe， then an ankle—it was Tiara！ He scooped her into his arms and stood. Turning， he fought through the smoke and made his way to the outside. Michael put Tiara down in the doorway. And he started CPR—the first time he'd ever done so. The women stood behind him， praying silently. Soon a slight cough came from Tiara's throat. He gave five more breaths. She open?ed her eyes and took a breath on her own.

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Tiara was safe; however， Michael fainted down to the ground， unconscious. When he woke up， Michael found himself in the hospital， surrounded by his neighbors who constantly said thank you to him. Michael spent over a week in the hospital. Tiara was released from the hospital after a few days. The fire sickened Michael's lung disease， and he felt the effects even two years later. “It's a small price to pay，” he always replies. “I'd do it again in a heartbeat. I wouldn't give it a second thought.”

叢林歷險(xiǎn)

文本梳理

1. July 2. the Great National Forest

3. Paul 4. adventure 5. camping

6. nap 7. heavy smoke 8. river

人物分析

1. adventurous 2. considerate 3. woken

up 4. warning 5. wind 6. slope

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Tom and Tod hadn't gone far when there was a familiar bark. It was Paul， bounding anxiously in front of Tom. It barked shockingly at him and pushed him urgently toward the slope with its head. But the boy didn't get it. Turning to Tod， Paul gave some more fierce barks， and pulled Tod's jeans toward the same direction. The message was clear， but the boys were hesitant. Could they count on this old friend at this life?and?death moment？ Would that be a mistake？

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Paul pulled again， in spite of the boys' disbelief， urgently. Seeing the fire was approaching nearer and nearer， the boys had no choice but to make up their mind. They followed Paul and rushed down the slope and into the depth of the forest. Several times the big dog stopped， lifted his head and sniffed the smoke?laden wind. Then it picked up the path to go on. They ran out of breath but did not stop until they heard the most melodious music—the sound of rushing water！ At last， they made it back to the river. Saying nothing， exhausted Tom and Tod knelt down and hugged Paul tightly， with tears in their eyes.

旋轉(zhuǎn)房屋

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Electric motors and the wheels of an old military transport vehicle.

復(fù)古時尚的興起

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Buying second?hand clothing prolongs the life of clothing. It cuts down on waste and helps to reduce the environmental da?mage caused by manufacturing new clothes.

未來的超市

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The older generation.

美好的品德

第一部分 閱讀

第一節(jié)

A

本文是一篇信息性文本。文章介紹了幾位著名的女性。

1～4 ACDC

B

本文是一篇記敘文。文章介紹了一位87歲仍然堅(jiān)持上大學(xué)追夢的女士。

5～7 ACB

C

本文是一篇記敘文。文章主要講述了作者從不斷找工作到?jīng)Q定扮演小丑的經(jīng)歷，作者覺得扮演小丑挺好的，不僅能做演員，還能娛樂別人。

8～11 DABC

D

本文是一篇新聞報(bào)道。瑞典心理學(xué)家塞繆爾·韋斯特深信失敗是成功之母，他創(chuàng)立了一所“失敗博物館”，專門收藏被市場淘汰的“失敗產(chǎn)品”;但并不是所有人都認(rèn)同這種失敗文化。

12～15 CADC

第二節(jié)

本文是一篇說明文。文章就如何達(dá)成自己的目標(biāo)給出了建議。

16～20 FDGAC

第二部分 語言運(yùn)用

第一節(jié)

本文是一篇記敘文。文章講述了作者和伙伴在一次徒步旅行中，選擇了與大多數(shù)人相反的方向后經(jīng)歷的事情及個人感悟。

21～25 BCDAC 26～30 BBDAB

31～35 ADDCC

第二節(jié)

本文是一篇記敘文。文章主要講述了父親迪克幫助四肢癱瘓的兒子里克跑步的故事。

36. held 37. him 38. but/yet

39. disability 40. races 41. What

42. led 43. with 44. peacefully

45. was asked

第三部分 寫作

第一節(jié)

How to express our gratitude

It may not always be easy to show our gratitude. Here are several thoughtful ways to express gratitude.

Writing thank?you cards is definitely a common practice to show our gratitude to our loved ones. Of course， we can give them to anyone who has influenced our life in a positive way. Also， a random act of kindness like donating money and helping the old people who live alone can help show how grateful we are for the world around us.

In brief， practicing showing gratitude can bring us to a state of satisfaction and joy.

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Seeing my embarrassment， Marie sm?iled at me and signed to me to sit by her. Saying softly， “Never mind， I've been used to it，” she patted me on the arm， attempting to cheer me up. Learning I was in high school， Marie was lost in thought and started to talk about her old days as a teacher， from which I could sense her deep love for her students. Then she showed the pictures hanging on the walls， excitedly sharing her stories concerning her students and proudly introducing what each of them was up to.

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Touched by her stories， I determined to give Marie care， company and even surprises. I'd call on Marie， chatting with her and doing everything I could for her. On her 80th birthday， with the help of Shelby and other elders， I held a grand party and managed to invite some of her students to come. When I accompanied Marie into the party， all present rose， clapping smilingly and wishing her happy birthday. The big surprise brought excited tears to her eyes， her wrinkled face glowing with happiness. Bathed in the heart?warming atmosphere， I felt so delighted to have lit up an old teacher's life and made a difference to her.