句型转换 ( 10分)1. Did you have a good time with y...

句型转换 ( 10分)

1. Did you have a good time with your classmates for the weekend ?

Did you ____________ _____________ with your classmates for the weekend ?

2. Obviously, he has made great progress in English.

_______ _______ __________ that he has made great progress in English.

3. They built a statue to honour the famous leader.

A statue was built _________ __________ _________ the famous leader.

4. May I have your permission to open the door ?

Would you _____________ me ____________ open the door ?

5. The day I had been expecting came at last.

The day I ________ ___________ _________ came at last.

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句型转换与完成句子(共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分)

1. “Did you write your diary?” Tom asked Mary.

Tom asked Mary ___________ she ___________  ___________ her diary.

2. The boy was punished because he was late for school. His bicycle was broken.

The boy ___________ bicycle was broken was punished ___________  ___________being late for school.

3. 就是他坚决要求她去劝说玛丽努力学习吗？

Was it he ___________ insisted ___________ ___________Mary to study hard?

4. 这是他第一次嘲笑别人，所以我们都感到很震惊。

It was the first time that he ___________ ___________at others, so we felt ___________.

5. 即使我不喜欢他对我说话的方式，但为了提高英语口语，我还是充分利用时间与他交流。

___________  ___________I don’t like the way___________ he speaks, I make full use of time to ___________ ___________ him in English.

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Did you ever have to say “no” to somebody? Such as a classmate who asks to go to lunch with you? New research suggests that, at least socially, a rejection (拒绝) should not include an apology. In other words, saying you are sorry does not make the person being rejected feel any better. In fact, it might make the rejected person feel worse. That is surprising. Many people consider it to be good manners to say they are sorry when they turn down a request.

Gili Freedman is doing some related research at Dartmouth College. For her research, she asked over 1,000 people to respond to different examples of social rejection. In one example, the researchers asked people for their reaction (反应）after a person named Taylor asked to join a co-worker who went out to lunch every Friday. And Taylor was told “no”. But in some cases, the person rejecting Taylor offered an apology. In other cases, the people doing the rejection did not say they were sorry. People were asked how they would feel if they were being turned down, just as Taylor was. Most said they would be more hurt by a rejection with an apology than a rejection without an apology.

Freedman said the reason is that apologies make people feel like they need to say that the rejection was okay— even when they felt like it was not okay. Rejection without an apology lets them express their feelings of disappointment, hurt or anger more easily. Freedman also said that an apology often makes the person doing the rejection feel better—even as it makes the person being rejected feel worse.

Her research deals only with social communication. A business situation might be very different. “If a manager rejects a job interviewee or a boss must tell an employee that he or she is being fired from a job,” Freedman said, “reactions to apologies may be different.”

1.Why do people say they are sorry when they express rejection?

A.Because they think it is more polite.

B.Because they think it helps them express their dislike better.

C.Because they think apologies are the basis of communication.

D.Because they think it sounds more comfortable for the listener.

2.In Gili Freedman’s research, over 1,000 people ________.

A.rejected others without an apology

B.offered an apology when rejecting others

C.would be more hurt by a rejection with an apology

D.were asked to answer the question in different situations

3.What role does an apology play in rejection?

A.It makes the rejection more acceptable.

B.It makes a good impression on the listener.

C.It makes the communication more pleasant.

D.It makes the person doing the rejecting feel better.

4.What will be mentioned next according to the last paragraph?

A.The effect of an apology during a rejection.

B.Gili Freedman’s research on business situations.

C.A rejection with an apology in a business situation.

D.The difference between a social situation and a business one.

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_____ your classmates and you will make more good friends.

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_____ your classmates and you will make more good friends.

A. Worry about　　　　 B. Fall in love with　

C. Think about　　　　 D. Get along well with

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_____ your classmates and you will make more good friends.

A. Worry about   B. Fall in love with  C. Think about   D. Get along well with

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---How are you getting on with your classmates？

---______. I’ve got to know them all.

A. Very good                   B. Far better            C. Much pleased           D. Very comfortable

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------Will you have a picnic with your classmates in the park this weekend?.

-------Yes, we may. But ______ .

A．I’m afraid not                         B．it’s up to you

C．it depends                             D．take your time

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---Did you enjoy staying with your good friend last week,Lily?

---Yes, I______ with him for a long time.

A. haven’t stayed     B. didn’t stay    C. wouldn’t stay  D. hadn’t stayed

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When was the last time you did something really fun with one of your parents—just the two of you?

Parents who take their young children to music, swimming and art classes often stop arranging such activities once their kids are older and in school all day. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Doing something enjoyable with your kids just might make you look at each other in a whole new way, especially if you do it through a class or an event. When parent and child become students together, it puts them on the same level, at least for a while.

“I really like parents to come to class with their kids—they start sharing things and talking about what they’re doing and what they like,” said art teacher Pyper Dixon.

However, finding something new in common is a big choice for them, especially when kids get involved in sports and other after-school activities. But it’s possible to learn a new skill or hobby together.

That’s certainly true of Lauren, 11, of Silver Spring, who is in Dixon’s class with her father, Dennis. “I was just going to drop her off,” Dennis said, “but Dixon persuaded me to stay.”

Now Lauren gets to nag her father about doing his art homework. “He always leaves it to the last minute,” she said. “But then he’ll turn around to do amazing drawings,” she added, “We have different styles of drawing, so it’s interesting to talk it over with him.”

Without the Saturday morning art class, Dennis said, he would be reading the paper, and Lauren would be on her own in her room or on the computer. But they talk more now. “I can’t think of an experience where you communicate with your kid so closely,” he said.

1.The author raises the question at the beginning to_______.

A．expect an answer

B．criticize some parents

C．introduce the topic

D．support his argument

2.What does Dixon think is the benefit of parent and child studying art together?

A．They will become equal.

B．They will communicate more.

C．The child will learn art much better.

D．The parent will learn something new.

3.The underlined word “nag” in the text probably means _______.

A．urge                               B．help                                C．miss                                D．teach

4.We can learn from the text that_______.

A．Lauren used to talk a lot with her father

B．Dennis enjoys studying art with Lauren

C．Lauren dislikes her father’s drawings

D．Dennis likes playing computer games

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