You walk into the classroom, look at that whi...

You walk into the classroom, look at that white piece of paper in front of you and are told you’ve got an hour and a half to do it. That can make anyone nervous, but here is the guide to stay calm.

Get a good night’s sleep the night before the test, and eat a healthy breakfast next day. 1. If you’re too tired, you won’t remember what you learnt the night before. Get to class a little earlier. If you get there early, you’ll make sure to get your favorite seat. 2.

Breathe. Before the test, breathe in through your nose deeply and slowly. 3. Repeat this several times. If you experience a sudden panic during the test, perform the exercise again.

Skip questions if necessary. 4. If you come across a difficult question, skip the question and move on. You can come back to it at the end of the test if you have time, and later questions may help you get the answer(s) to the one(s) you skipped.

5. Don’t panic if you notice other students writing very quickly or handing in their tests early. Tell yourself it’s just a test. Really, it is. No matter what happens, everything will be OK.

A.Avoid staying up the night before the exam.

B.Act like you are the only person in the room.

C.Don’t spend too much time on any one question.

D.If you believe you can do it, you will find you can!

E.A little exercise will help you remain calm during any stressful situation.

F.Then, hold your breath for 3-4 seconds and blow out slowly through your mouth.

G.You’ll not also feel more relaxed if you don’t get there in time or worse yet, late.

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As I walked into the primary school, I looked down at my new black shoes. I stood at Mrs. Blackstone’s door. Before I tried the great escape, the door opened. “We’ve been waiting for you!” Mrs. Blackstone, my new fifth grade teacher, said loudly. With a smile my mom walked away and I was left taking center stage in front of a group of students.

Over the next few days, Mrs. Blackstone made it her job to find me a new best friend. During history lessons, when I didn’t want to speak in front of the class, she’d not only call on me but have me stand up to address my classmates.

One spring afternoon, Mrs. Blackstone asked me to stay after class. “I’d like to speak with you, Amanda.” My mind raced. Had I got a bad grade? Had I hurt anyone’s feelings? “Are you enjoying your new school?” She sat comfortably behind her desk. “I want to tell you something, between you and me, not to be shared with anyone else.” She continued, “I see something special in you. The way you communicate with others , and the kindness you show－I think you have great potential (潜力) to be something important.” I listened carefully to every word. “I have been a teacher for over twenty-five years; I can see it. But you must believe in yourself. That’s very important. Remember that and you’ll go far,” she said.

Her voice was music to my ears that day. I walked out of her office, not staring at my shoes, but looking straight ahead with my head high. My teacher saw something special in me! Years later, her words still remain inside of me.

1.The author went to school unwillingly most probably because she______.

A. didn’t like the school at all.

B. often got low grades at school.

C. was treated badly by her classmates.

D. wasn’t used to the new environment.

2.When the author was asked to stay after class, she felt______.

A. annoyed.　　 B. embarrassed.　　 C. tired.　　 D. nervous.

3.Why did Mrs. Blackstone have a good talk with the author?

A. To tell the author her potential.

B. To encourage the author to believe in herself.

C. To help the author to realize her mistakes.

D. To make the author feel cared and loved.

4.What can we learn from the passage?

A. The author came from a poor family.

B. The teacher sang a song to the author.

C. The author never forgets what the teacher said.

D. The author no longer cared for anybody but herself.

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I was fifteen when I walked into Black Stump Bookstore in Liverpool. As I was looking at 　　　　 on the shelves, the shop owner asked if I’d like 　　　　 I needed to start　　　　 for college, so I said yes. I worked after school and during summers for the lowest wages, and the job helped　　　　 my first year of college. I had worked in many other jobs: I made coffee in the Students’ Union during college, I was a hotel maid and I　　　　 make maps for the Forest Service. But selling books was one of the most 　　　　 .

One day a woman asked me for books on women’s diseases. She seemed fearful. I showed her almost everything we had at that time 　　　　 and found other books we could order. She left the store less 　　　　 . I’ve always remembered the 　　　　 felt in having helped her.

Years later, as a 　　　　 in London, I heard about a black child born 　　　　 his fingers connected. His family could not 　　　　 a corrective operation, and the boy lived in 　　　　 hiding his hand in pocket. I 　　　　 my boss to let me do the story. After my story was broadcast, a doctor and a nurse called, offering to perform the 　　　　 for free. I visited the boy in the　　　　 room soon after the operation. The first thing he did was to hold up his 　　　　 hand and say “ Thank you.” I felt a sense of 　　　　

In the past　　　　 I was at Black Stump Bookstore, I always sensed I was working for the customers, not the store. Today, it’s the same. BBC News pays m　　　　 　　 , but I feel as if I work for the viewers, helping them understand the world.

1.A. maps　　 　　 B. titles　　　 　 C. articles　　　　　　 D. reports

2.A. a book　　　 B. any help　 　 C. any suggestions　 D. a job

3.A. planning　 B. leaving　　 C. preparing　 　　　 D. studying

4.A. pay for　　 B. fit for　　　　 C. run for　　　 　 D. enter for

5.A. so　　　　 B. never　　　　 C. even　　　　 　　 D. still

6.A. boring　　 B. exciting　　 C. satisfying　 　　　 D. disappointing

7.A. in need　　　 B. in all　　　 C. in order　　　 　　 D. in store

8.A. worried　　 B. surprised　 C. doubted　　 　　 D. puzzled

9.A. pride　　　　 B. failure　　 C. regret　　　 　　　 D. wonder

10.A. doctor　　 B. store owner　 C. bookseller　 　　 D. TV reporter

11.A. in　　　　 B. with　　　　　 C. by　　　　　 　　 D. for

12.A. pay　　　　 B. offer　　　　　 C. afford　　　　 　　 D. spend

13.A. peace　　 B. honor　　　　 C. horror　　　　 　 D. danger

14.A. chose　　　 B. forced　　　　 C. persuaded　　 D. permitted

15.A. action　　 B. program　　　 C. treatment　　 　 D. operation

16.A. waiting　　 B. recovery　　　 C. reading　　　 D. guest

17.A. repaired　 B. connected　　 C. injured　　　 　 D. improved

18.A. pleasure　 B. sadness　　　　 C. humor　 　　　　 D. responsibility

19.A. if　　　　 　 B. though　　　　 C. until　　　　 　　 D. while

20.A. prize　　　 B. salary　　　　 C. cost　　　　 　　 D. bill

高一英语完形填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

I was fifteen when I walked into Black Stump Bookstore in Liverpool. As I was looking at 　　 on the shelves, the shop owner asked if I’d like 　　 . I needed to start 　　 for college, so I said yes. I worked after school and during summers for the lowest wages, and the job helped 　　 my first year of college. I had worked in many other jobs: I made coffee in the Students’ Union during college, I was a hotel maid and I 　　 make maps for the Forest Service. But selling books was one of the most 　　 .

One day a woman asked me for books on women’s diseases. She seemed fearful. I showed her almost everything we had at that time 　　 and found other books we could order. She left the store less 　　 . I’ve always remembered the 　　 felt in having helped her.

Years later, as a 　　 in London, I heard about a black child born 　　 his fingers connected. His family could not 　　 a corrective operation, and the boy lived in 　　 hiding his hand in pocket. I 　　 my boss to let me do the story. After my story was broadcast, a doctor and a nurse called, offering to perform the 　　 for free. I visited the boy in the 　　 room soon after the operation. The first thing he did was to hold up his 　　 hand and say “ Thank you.” I felt a sense of 　　 .

In the past 　　 I was at Black Stump Bookstore, I always sensed I was working for the customers, not the store. Today, it’s the same. BBC News pays my 　　 　 , but I feel as if I work for the viewers, helping them understand the world.

1.A. maps　　　　 B. titles　　　　 C. articles　　　　　　 D. reports

2.A. a book　　　 B. any help　　 C. any suggestions　 D. a job

3.A. planning　　 B. leaving　　 C. preparing　　 　 D. studying

4.A. pay for　　 B. fit for　　　　 C. run for　　　　 　　 D. enter for

5.A. so　　　　　 B. never　　　　 C. even　　　　　 　　 D. still

6.A. boring　　　 B. exciting　　 C. satisfying　　 　　 D. disappointing

7.A. in need　　　 B. in all　　　　 C. in order　　　 　　 D. in store

8.A. worried　　 B. surprised　　 C. doubted　　 　　 D. puzzled

9.A. pride　　　　 B. failure　　　 C. regret　　　　 　　 D. wonder

10.A. doctor　　 B. store owner　 C. bookseller　　 　 D. TV reporter

11.A. in　　　　　 B. with　　　　　 C. by　　　　　　 　 D. for

12.A. pay　　　　 B. offer　　　　　 C. afford　　　　 D. spend

13.A. peace　　　 B. honor　　　　 C. horror　　　　 D. danger

14.A. chose　　　 B. forced　　　　 C. persuaded　　 D. permitted

15.A. action　　　 B. program　　　　 C. treatment　　 D. operation

16.A. waiting　　 B. recovery　　　　 C. reading　　　 D. guest

17.A. repaired　　 B. connected　　 C. injured　　　　 D. improved

18.A. pleasure　　 B. sadness　　　　 C. humor　　 　　 D. responsibility

19.A. if　　　　　　 B. though　　　　 C. until　　　　 D. while

20.A. prize　　　　 B. salary　　　　　　 C. cost　　　　 D. bill

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I was 17 when I walked into Carley's bookstore in Ashland. As I was looking at_______on the shelves, the shop owner asked if I'd like_______. I needed to start________for college, so I said yes. I worked after school, and the job helped________my yearly tuition. I would work many other jobs: making coffee in the Students Union; a hotel maid and______ making maps for a company. But selling books was one of the most_______.

One day a woman asked me for books on cancer. She seemed fearful. I showed her almost everything_______ and found other books we could order. She left the store less______. I've always remembered the________I felt in having helped her.

Years later, as a _______in Los Angles, I heard about an immigrant child born ______his fingers connected. His family couldn't afford a corrective operation, and the boy lived in ______, hiding his hand in his pocket.

I_______ my boss to let me do the story. After the story was broadcast, a doctor and a nurse called, offering to perform the_______ for free.

I visited the boy soon after the operation. The first thing he did was to hold up his _______hand and said, "Thank you." I felt a sense of_______

In the past, while I was_______, I always sensed I was working for the customers, not the store. Today it's the________ Fox pays my salary,________I feel as if I work for the_______, helping them make sense of the world.

1.A. maps　　 B. articles　　 C. reports　　 D. titles

2.A. a book　　 B. some tea　　 C. a job　　 D. any help

3.A. planning　　 B. saving　　 C. preparing　　 D. studying

4.A. pay for　　 B. fit for　　 C. run for　　 D. enter for

5.A. so　　 B. yet　　 C. even　　 D. still

6.A. boring　　 B. satisfying　　 C. surprising　　 D. disappointing

7.A. in need　　 B. in all　　 C. in order　　 D. in store

8.A. worried　　 B. satisfied　　 C. interested　　 D. puzzled

9.A. surprise　　 B. failure　　 C. regret　　 D. pride

10.A. doctor　　 B. TV reporter　　 C. bookseller　　 D. store owner

11.A. with　　 B. in　　 C. by　　 D. for

12.A. horror　　 B. honor　　 C. shame　　 D. danger

13.A. advised　　 B. persuaded　　 C. forced　　 D. permitted

14.A. action　　 B. program　　 C. treatment　　 D. operation

15.A. repaired　　 B. connected　　 C. injured　　 D. improved

16.A. humor　　　　 　　 B. interest　　 C. pleasure　　 D. excitement

17.A. at the TV station　　 B. in the Students Union　　 C. at the US Forest Service　　 D. at Carley's bookstore

18.A. opposite　　 B. same　　 C. different　　 D. right

19.A. so　　 B. and　　 C. but　　 D. because

20.A. viewers　　 B. readers　　 C. customers　　 D. passengers

高一英语完形填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

Only when lily walked into the office ________that she had left the contract at home.

A. that she realized　　 B. has the realized

C. that she has realized　　 D. did she realize

高一英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

—It is said that most of us have passed the job interview. What about you?

—I________ the written papers but failed the oral test.

A. looked through       B. read through      C. pulled through      D. got through

高一英语单项填空简单题查看答案及解析

You may be an inexperienced candidate, but none of that makes things worse than your walking into that interview room ______in confidence.

A.lacked B.lacking C.for lack of D.lacking of

高一英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

If you walked into a cinema recently, the chances are that you would have felt surrounded by superhero movies. It seems like a new one is released every week. However, once upon a time, there weren't any superhero films. All that changed with the release of the first Superman movie in December, 1978.

The first Superman comic book came out in 1938, and it changed the comic industry. Before Superman, nobody wore a cape (披肩) and nobody had a big logo on their chest. He wasn't the first superhero, but he started the so-called "Golden Age of Comic Books" and his look became the archetype (原型) of all superheroes.

Why did people take to Superman? One of the keys is "wish-fulfillment", his creator Jerry Siegel told CurtainUp. com. Indeed, Superman reflects many of the values and characteristics that people admire.

Superman lives as Clark Kent, a news reporter. However, he can become the superhero whenever he needs to. He can fly, lift any object, see through walls and melt steel with his eyes. He is selfless. He chooses to help the people of the Earth by fighting injustices against them.

Over the years, Superman has had different types of enemies and situations, usually related to the problems people faced. When there was a lot of organized crime in cities in the 1930s, Superman fought bad people. When young men went off to fight Nazi Germany, Superman's motto became "truth and justice". And after World War II (1939-1945), when African-Americans were terrorized by violent hate groups, Superman fought against racism.

Today, Superman enjoys global popularity. We all work or study and care about our families and friends. We see problems that we can't change. Through all of these, we struggle to do our best and also to find personal happiness. Superman is the guy we wish we could be. He can save the world and still get Clark Kent to work on time.

1.Why do people like superman?

A.The image of superman is cool.

B.It has always been a cultural tradition.

C.Superman is popularized by news reporters.

D.People wish to be powerful enough to solve hard problems.

2.What can we infer from paragraph 5?

A.Superman's mission changes with times.

B.Superman's archetype is a news reporter.

C.Superman has the power to solve all problems.

D.Superman went to Germany to fight Nazi in World War II.

3.What does the underlined word “these” in the last paragraph refer to?

A.Superman's heroic deeds.

B.Superman's extraordinary abilities.

C.What happens in people's daily life.

D.What people see in superhero movies.

4.Which of the following does the author support?

A.Superheroes do exist in our life.

B.All problems in society should be solved.

C.People find themselves expressed through Superman.

D.Superhero movies need promotion to be more popular.

高一英语阅读理解困难题查看答案及解析

If you have a chance to take a walk in a park, look carefully at the people walking their dogs. You’ll probably find friendly-looking people with friendly dogs; quiet people with quiet dogs; large men with oversized dogs and long-haired women with long-eared dogs. As you’ve probably noticed, dogs and their owners look alike. Have you ever wondered why?

These similarities are so common that researchers have tried to explain them. There are two theories (理论): the convergence (趋同) theory and the selection theory. The convergence theory says that as the owner and the dog spend more time together, they influence each other to the point where they grow similar. In other words, they “converge.”The selection theory, on the other hand, says that owners are interested in dogs that look like them, so they choose those dogs as pets.

Recently, researchers at the University of California decided to test the two theories by taking pictures of 45 dogs separately from their owners. Then they asked some students to match the dogs’ photos with their owners. The students were quite successful with purebred (纯种的) dogs: they correctly matched 16 out of 25 with their owners. However, they had almost no success connecting mixed-breed (杂交的) dogs with their owners. When owners select a purebred dog, they can easily predict (预测) what it will look like later. But that is not true with mixed-breed dogs because it’s hard to predict what a mixed-breed dog will look like when it grows up. And since it was the purebreds not the mixed-breeds that looked like their owners, the research seems to prove the“selection theory”.

But one bit of warning. Although many people look like their dogs, not all dog owners enjoy having the similarity pointed out to them. So, even if the similarity is amazing, don’t go up to a stranger and say,“Wow, you look just like your dog!”

1.The convergence theory explains that the similarity between dogs and their owners _____.

A. decreases with the age of them

B. decreases with increasing differences

C. increases with the period of ownership (所有权, 拥有权)

D. increases with increasing attractiveness

2.According to the selection theory, why do dogs look like their owners?

A. They influence each other.

B. They often do the same thing.

C. Dogs follow what their owners do.

D. Owners pick dogs that look like them.

3.What’s the purpose of the research?

A. To test two similarity theories.

B. To prove the selection theory.

C. To help people choose proper dogs.

D. To show the differences between dogs.

4.What can we learn from the research?

A. Purebred dogs have predictable appearance.

B. Most owners want their dogs to look like them.

C. Mixed-breeds and their owners share similarities.

D. Most owners prefer purebred dogs to mixed-breeds.

高一英语阅读理解中等难度题查看答案及解析