He’s never lost a day’s work through illness....

He’s never lost a day’s work through illness. He’s as _____ as old boots.

A. strong       B. high         C. rough           D. tough

高二英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（不多于3个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式

A man got lost while driving through a country. As he tried to read a map, he drove off the road into a ditch(沟渠) 1.(lucky). Though he was not injured, his car was stuck deep2. the mud. So the man had got to walk to 3.nearby farm to ask for help.

“Warwick can get your car out of that ditch,” said the farmer , 4. (point) to an old mule(骡子). The man looked at the weak mule and the farmer 5.just stood there repeating, “Yep, old Warwick can do the job.” The man thought 6.had nothing to lose. Therefore, he took the old man and Warwick to the ditch.

The farmer hitched(套住) the mule to the car and shouted, “Pull, Fred ! Pull, Jack! Pull, Ted ! Pull, Warwick!” And the mule pulled the car from the ditch 7.very little effort.

The man was8.(amaze). He thanked the farmer and asked, “Why did you call out all of those9.names before you call Warwick?”

The farmer smiled and said, “Old Warwick is just about blind. Once he10. (believe) he is part of a team, he won’t mind pulling.”

高二英语语法填空简单题查看答案及解析

As for hungry, you won’t get much ________from those who never went through it

A．kindness          B．sympathy          C．advice            D．regret

高二英语单项填空简单题查看答案及解析

__________ she was in great pain, Mary never lost the will to live.

A.Even though B.As though C.Only if D.As if

高二英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

Every day as I drove through town, I saw a one-legged man going through the dustbins next to McDonalds looking for food. It was only a month　 　　 Christmas, starting to get cold and I could not help　 　 him.

So I bought a brush, loads of bread, cans of fish, and added a blanket and sweatshirts. I made a box up like a present and went　 　　 this man. I saw him hobbling (蹒跚) away from the dustbins. I pulled over, took the box and　 　　 to him. I said, “I would like to give you a Christmas present, and there are some food　 　　 here and some things you might be able to use.”

He sidestepped around me and said, “No, thank you, I just had lunch. I don’t need　 　　 .”Then he hobbled on down the sidewalk,　 　　 me standing there in tears. I took the box down to a little shop that gave things out to the　 　　 and homeless and told them what had happened and asked that they should give the　 　　 to someone who could use it. The person there told me not to be　 　 and they thought my feelings were hurt as I was 　 　　 crying. I told her I was not crying for me but for him because what I had done　 　　 his dignity(尊严) by treating him like a person in need. I was so　 　　 .

A few years later I was able to　 　　 in St. Anthony’s Dining Room in San Francisco. These people had to stand in 　 　　 for up to 6 hours to receive the　 　　 food they could get. We took one tray of food at a time, and treated them　 　　 they were in a restaurant ordering a meal they were paying for and when we took our　 　　 , we would sit down with one of them and talk and　 　 our food with someone if we had too much.

From my own experience, I have learned a great lesson.　 　　 help is sometimes harder than giving it.

1.A. when B. until C. before D. since

2.A. thinking about B. sending for C. talking about D. calling for

3.A. in honor of B. in need of C. in case of D. in search of

4.A. went up B. called off C. went out D. called down

5.A. things B. items C. events D. presents

6.A. something B. nothing C. anything D. everything

7.A. making B. finding C. keeping D. leaving

8.A. poor B. rich C. good D. bad

9.A. box B. shirt C. food D. blanket

10.A. angry B. upset C. worried D. surprised

11.A. still B. even C. just D. ever

12.A. put away B. took away C. put out D. took out

13.A. ashamed B. desperate C. scared D. disappointed

14.A. visit B. volunteer C. sponsor D. donate

15.A. line B. group C. team D. crowd

16.A. rest B. little C. only D. other

17.A. even if B. as if C. only if D. if only

18.A. break B. time C. order D. money

19.A. share B. exchange C. supply D. enjoy

20.A. Receiving B. Offering C. Expecting D. Accepting

高二英语完形填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

Every day as I drove through town, I saw a one-legged man going through the dustbins next to McDonalds looking for food. It was only a month　　　　 Christmas, starting to get cold and I could not help　　　　 him.

So I bought a brush, loads of bread, cans of fish, and added a blanket and sweatshirts. I made a box up like a present and went　　　　 this man. I saw him hobbling (蹒跚) away from the dustbins. I pulled over, took the box and　　　　 to him. I said, “I would like to give you a Christmas present, and there are some food　　　　 here and some things you might be able to use.”

He sidestepped around me and said, “No, thank you, I just had lunch. I don’t need　　　　 .”

Then he hobbled on down the sidewalk,　　　　 me standing there in tears. I took the box down to a little shop that gave things out to the　　　　 and homeless and told them what had happened and asked that they should give the　　　　 to someone who could use it. The person there told me not to be　　　　 and they thought my feelings were hurt as I was 　　　　 crying. I told her I was not crying for me but for him because what I had done　　　　 his dignity(尊严) by treating him like a person in need. I was so　　　　 .

A few years later I was able to　　　 in St. Anthony’s Dining Room in San Francisco. These people had to stand in 　　　　 for up to 6 hours to receive the　　　　 food they could get. We took one tray of food at a time, and treated them　　　　 they were in a restaurant ordering a meal they were paying for and when we took our　　　　 , we would sit down with one of them and talk and　　　　 our food with someone if we had too much.

From my own experience, I have learned a great lesson.　　　　 help is sometimes harder than giving it.

1.A. when B. until C. before D. since

2.A. thinking about B. sending for C. talking about D. calling for

3.A. in honor of B. in need of C. in case of D. in search of

4.A. went up B. called off C. went out D. called down

5.A. things B. items C. events D. presents

6.A. something B. nothing C. anything D. everything

7.A. making B. finding C. keeping D. leaving

8.A. poor B. rich C. good D. bad

9.A. box B. shirt C. food D. blanket

10.A. angry B. upset C. worried D. surprised

11.A. still B. even C. just D. ever

12.A. put away B. took away C. put out D. took out

13.A. ashamed B. desperate C. scared D. disappointed

14.A. visit B. volunteer C. sponsor D. donate

15.A. line B. group C. team D. crowd

16.A. rest B. little C. only D. other

17.A. even if B. as if C. only if D. if only

18.A. break B. time C. order D. money

19.A. share B. exchange C. supply D. enjoy

20.A. Receiving B. Offering C. Expecting D. Accepting

高二英语完形填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

I was on my way home from work, cutting through the Bryant Park. On that day, the sun seemed to set faster than usual, and suddenly I found myself walking in the dark. I was less than half a mile from my apartment, but the path would lead me over a bridge, across train tracks, and through an unlit underpass.

Then I heard him – a stranger running alongside me, partly obscured(遮掩) by the bushes. My mouth went dry; my legs felt like water. But I didn’t pick up my pace – instead, I stopped, turned, and faced him. He came out of the bushes and said he’d been watching me “for a long time”.

As he walked beside me, I guided us towards the edge of the park. When we reached the bridge, a train rumbled(轰鸣着缓慢行进) past, and he seized the moment, attacking me with a knife around my throat. The self-defense skills I had learned years before kicked in, and I pushed my finger into his eye, hard. And then came the shock: That didn’t frighten him away. My mind flashed back to a tip from an old guitar teacher: “Press the strings like you’re squeezing a flea(跳蚤).” I put all my strength into that finger, and finally he let go.

I was shaking with fear, but I looked him straight in the eye and began to back away. I turned to run the hell out of there, but then I remembered another self-defense lesson: Never run, because then you’re a target. So I walked away alone – through the dark tunnel as I dialed 911 with trembling fingers. If you ever find yourself in this situation, use these self-defense skills that you already know. They can really make all the difference to you.

1.Which of the following word best describes the author’s way home?

A.Well-traveled. B.Risky.

C.Boring. D.Well-protected.

2.What does the underlined sentence in Paragraph 2 suggest?

A.The author was desperate to go home.

B.The author was exhausted and thirsty.

C.The author was in a state of fear.

D.The author’s legs were wet.

3.Which statement may the author agree with?

A.The man is a casual acquaintance of her.

B.She was guarded home by the police finally.

C.She might feel grateful for her self-defense skills.

D.The man injured his eye himself when making an attack.

4.What is the best title for the passage?

A.How I survived an attack B.Whether fortune smiles on me

C.What one should do when in danger D.Why self-defense skills are important

高二英语阅读理解困难题查看答案及解析

_____ is known to us all, a skill can only be acquired through hard work.

A．It                B．As               C．What             D．That

高二英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

We can never forget the days _______the two astronauts in spaceship worked together and the days _______we spent together.

A. which; when          B. when; which      C. what; that         D. on which; when

高二英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

They say if you love your job, you’ll never work a day in your life. We say if you travel for work, you’ll never have a boring commute(上下班往返) a day in your life. If the typical 9-to-5 isn’t working for you, here are some options that will pay you to travel. No matter your current skill set, you can probably do it somewhere else.

Represent abroad

The State Department is actively hiring Foreign Service Officers, and it’s probably easier than you think to become one. You’ll have to a lot of tests, but if you pass, you’ll spend the next years of your life working around the world. A Junior Foreign Service Officer starts at $71,000 a year.

Teaching English as a Second Language abroad is one of the best ways to deepen understanding of another culture. There’s no need to be a certified English teacher in order to go abroad. In this program in China, soon-to-be teachers go abroad to obtain their Teaching English as a Foreign Language(TEFL) certifications. A beginning teacher in China will earn $2,500 for working six months, plus room and board.

A cruise ship is a floating village. Therefore, any job that you could have in a village you could have onboard a ship-even auctioneering(做拍卖师). Carnival is hiring an art auctioneer to work aboard a luxury cruise ship. The only qualifications necessary are a college degree and public speaking skills. Going…going…sold.

Write the rails

Writers can reimagine themselves as rail-surfing Jack Kerouacs, crossing the country and writing from coast to coast on the Amtrak Writer’s Residency. The application process consists of two questions, as well as the opportunity to provide up to a 20-page writing sample. Amtrak will select 24 writers to participate in the program with the help from a panel of judges. Although the project won’t replace a full-time job, it’s really a fun opportunity. The application period for 2016 has closed, but applications will reopen in the fall.

1.Which job requires a college degree?

A. Representing abroad

B. Teaching English in China

C. Selling art on the seas

D. Writing the rails

2.The advertisement is intended for　　　 .

A. those who are tired of their present jobs

B. those who want to have a job with traveling

C. those who just graduate from university

D. those who want to go on vacation abroad

3.What may Jack Kerouacs be?

A. Director of the Amtrak Writer’s Residency

B. A sportsman devoted to rail-surfing

C. An applicant of the program

D. A famous writer

高二英语阅读理解中等难度题查看答案及解析