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Once there lived a man in a small town. He often said, “If I have lots of gold, I shall be the happiest man in the world.”
One day he was traveling in North Africa. He lost his way and he was so hungry and thirsty that he couldn’t walk any more. There were only stones and sand around. Just then he saw a bag on the sand. He took it up. But when he opened it, he saw it was full of gold.
He left the bag on the sand and cried, “ What is the use of gold to a hungry man?”
1. What did the traveler l
ove best?
A. Food B. Drinks C. Stones D. Gold
2. “He lost his way” means____________________.
A. “he didn’t know where he was and where to go
B. “he didn’t know where he came from”
C. “he didn’t know how to return home”
D. “he lost what he had on the way”
3. When he found a bag full of gold he felt______________.
A. happy B. hungry C. thirsty D. sad
4. What’s the most useful to a hungry man?______________.
A. Food B. Gold C. Money D. Stones
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Once there lived a man in a small town. He often said, “If I have lots of gold(黄金), I shall be the happiest man in the world.” One day he was traveling in North Africa. He lost his way and he was so hungry and thirsty that he couldn’t walk any more. There were only stones and sand around. Just then he saw a bag on the sand. He took it up. But when he opened it, he saw it was full of gold. He left the bag on the sand and cried, “What is the use of gold to a hungry man?”
1.What did the traveler love best?
A. Food B. Drinks C. Stones D. Gold
2.When he lost his ways in the desert(沙漠) of North Africa, __________.
A. he had nothing to eat or to drink
B. he saw a bag full of stones and sand
C. he was happy to find a bag of gold
D. he found a bag full of drinks
3.“He lost his way” means____________________.
A. “he didn’t know where he was and where to go
B. “he didn’t know where he came from”
C. “he didn’t know how to return home”
D. “he lost what he had on the way”
4.When he found a bag full of gold he felt______________.
A. happy B. hungry C. thirsty D. sad
5.What’s the most useful to a hungry man? _____________.
A. Food B. Gold C. Drink D. Stones
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Once there lived a man in a small town. He often said, “If I have lots of gold(黄金), I shall be the happiest man in the world.” One day he was traveling in North Africa. He lost his way and he was so hungry 
and thirsty that he couldn’t walk any more. There were only stones and sand around. Just then he saw a bag on the sand. He took it up. But when he opened it, he saw it was full of gold. He left the bag on the sand and cried, “What is the use of gold to a hungry man?”
1. What did the traveler love best?
A. Food B. Drinks C. Stones D. Gold
2.When he lost his ways in the desert(沙漠) of North Africa, _______
___.
A. he had nothing to eat or to drink
B. he saw a bag full of stones and sand
C. he was happy to find a bag of gold
D. he found a bag full of drinks
3.“He lost his way” means____________________.
A. “he didn’t know where he was and where to go
B. “he didn’t know where he came from”
C. “he didn’t know how to return home”
D. “he lost what he had on the way”
4.When he found a bag full of gold he felt______________.
A. happy B. hungry C. thirsty D. sad
5.What’s the most useful to a hungry man? _____________.
A. Food B. Gold C. Drink D. Stones
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Once upon a time, there lived a teacher in a small town. He often taught his students in special ways. Once he sent four of his students to go to a small farm to see apple trees in different seasons. The first student went in winter, the second in spring, the third in summer and the last in autumn.
After the four students came back, the teacher called them together. They pictured their feelings to the teacher. The first student said there were no leaves on the trees. It made him very disappointed. The second student said his eyes were full of light green. It made him feel hopeful. The third one disagreed, “What are you talking about? How pretty the trees were! The sweet smell of the beautiful flowers spread here and there.” The last one shook his head. He only saw a lot of apples on the beautiful trees.
The teacher smiled and told his students none of them were wrong. They each just saw one season. He continued, “The trees are not the same in different seasons. You can’t judge a tree but only one season. Don’t let the regret of one season destroy the beauty of the rest.”
Everything has different sides in our life. Don't hurry to make a conclusion（结论） before seeing the whole of it.
1.What were the four students sent to do? （不超过10个词）
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2.How did the second student feel when he saw the apple trees? （不超过5个词）
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3.What does the passage mainly tell us? （不超过10个词）
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Once upon a time, there lived a teacher in a small town. He often taught his students in special ways. Once he sent four of his students to go to a small farm to see apple trees in different seasons. The first student went in winter, the second in spring. The third in summer. And the last in autumn.
After the four students came back, the teacher called them together. They pictured (描述) their feeling to the teacher. The first student said that there were no leaves on the trees. It made him very disappointed. The second student said his eyes were full of light green. It made him feel hopeful. The third one disagreed. ＂What are you talking about? How pretty the trees were! The sweet smell of the beautiful flowers spread(传播) here and there.＂ The last one shook his head. He only saw a lot of apples on the beautiful trees.
The teacher smiled and told his students none of them were wrong. They each just saw one season. He continued, ＂The trees are not the same in different seasons. You can’t judge (判断) a tree by only one season. Don’t let the regret of one season destroy the beauty of the rest.
Everything has different sides in our life. Don’t hurry to make a conclusion(结论) before seeing the whole of it.
根据短文内容判断正、误。
1.Four students were sent to see apples in different seasons.
2.The first student left for the small farm in winter.
3.The last student saw the beautiful trees with many apples.
4.The teacher thought his four students were completely wrong.
5.The passage mainly tells us that we should judge things by only one side.
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Once upon a time， there lived a teacher In a small town. He often taught his students in special ways. Once he Rent four of his students to go to a small farm to see apple trees in different seasons. The first student went in winter， the second in spring. The third in summer. And the last in autumn.
After the four students came back .the teacher called them together. They pictured (描述) their feeling to the teacher. The first student said that there were no leaves on the trees. It made him very disappointed. The second student said his eyes were full of light green. It made him feel hopeful. The third one disagreed. ”What are you talking about? How pretty the trees were! The sweet smell of the beautiful flowers spread (传播） here and there.” The last one shook his head. He only saw a lot of apples on the beautiful trees.
The teacher smiled and told his students none of them were wrong. They each just saw one season. He continued， “The trees are not the same in different seasons. You can't judge (判断)a tree by only one season. Don' t let the regret of one season destroy the beauty of the rest. '
Everything has different sides in our life. Don't hurry to make a conclusion(结论)before seeing the whole of it.
根搌短文内容判断正、误。
(注意:考生将答題卡相应位置涂黑。正磽的涂 A"，错误的涂"B")
1.Four students were sent to see apples in different seasons.
2.The first student left for the small farm in winter.
3.The last student saw the beautiful trees with many apples.
4.The teacher thought his four students were completely wrong.
5.The passage mainly tells us that we should judge things by only one side.
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阅读表达
Once there was a man named Clarke. He lived alone and owned a small shop in town. He was very kind-hearted and was always ready to help people in trouble. He often gave away what he had to the poor, so, as a result, he was quite poor himself.
In order to help the poor, he learned medicine by himself and tried to help treat the sick people. So the thankful people called him Doctor Clarke even though he wasn’t a real doctor at all.
One day a poor woman asked Doctor Clarke to go and see her husband, who was very ill and felt terribly weak. Doctor Clarke went there and found the family was very poor. The husband couldn’t find a job for a long time and the wife could hardly make any money, either. Doctor Clarke looked him over carefully and to his surprise, the husband was not ill. Instead, he was hungry because there was no food in the house.
“Come over to my house this evening and I will give you some medicine for your husband” Doctor Clarke said to the woman.
When the woman got to his house in the evening, Clarke gave her a paper bag with something inside and said, “Here is the medicine and it will be good for your husband. Don’t open it until you get home.”
“What are the instructions for taking it?” the woman asked.
“You will find them inside the bag.” answered Clarke.
After the woman got home, she opened the paper bag and found there was some money in it!
1.What did Clarke own in town? (no more than 5 words)
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2.Why did Clarke learn medicine? ( no more than 8 words )
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3.What was the matter with the woman’s husband? (no more than 4 words)
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4.请将文中画线句子翻译成汉语.
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5.请给短文拟一个适当的英文标题.
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Once there was a man named Clarke. He lived alone and owned a small shop in town. He was very kind-hearted and was always ready to help people in trouble. He often gave away what he had to the poor, so, as a result, he was quite poor himself.
In order to help the poor, he learned medicine by himself and tried to help treat the sick people. So the thankful people called him Doctor Clarke even though he wasn’t a real doctor at all.
One day a poor woman asked Doctor Clarke to go and see her husband, who was very ill and felt terribly weak. Doctor Clarke went there and found the family was very poor. The husband couldn’t find a job for a long time and the wife could hardly make any money, either. Doctor Clarke looked him over carefully and to his surprise, the husband was not ill. Instead, he was hungry because there was no food in the house.
“Come over to my house this evening and I will give you some medicine for your husband.” Doctor Clarke said to the woman.
When the woman arrived at the doctor’s house in the evening, Clarke gave her a paper bag with something inside and said, “Here is the medicine and it will be good for your husband. Don’t open it until you get home.” “What are the instructions for taking it?” the woman asked. “You will find them inside the bag.” answered Clarke.
After the woman got home, she opened the paper bag and found there was some money in it!
1.What did Clarke own in town?
A.A bank. B.A shop. C.A school. D.A hospital.
2.Why did Clarke learn medicine?
A.To make more money. B.To set up a hospital.
C.To help the poor people. D.To become a real doctor.
3.What was the matter with the woman’s husband?
A.He had a cold. B.He had a sore throat.
C.He had cancer. D.He was very hungry.
4.The woman found____________in the paper bag that Clarke gave her.
A.some medicine B.some money C.the instructions D.nothing useful
5.Which of the followings is the best title for the story?
A.What a kind man! B.A poor family.
C.Helping homeless people. D.No job for a long time.
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Once upon a time, there was a man called Zheng._______lived in a small town. One day he wanted to buy himself a new pair of shoes. He measured (测量) his________with a ruler and then _____down his size on a piece of paper. After that he went shoe shopping。
When he arrived at the________, he reached into his pocket (口袋),_______he found the paper was not there. So he said to the shop keeper, "I have left the paper at home and I don't know the size. I'll go back home to________it." With these words, he ran out of the shop。
He ran back home, found the paper and then ran to the shop again. But it took him________hours and the shop was________. He spent the afternoon on the way and did not buy his shoes at last. Someone asked him, "Did you want to buy the shoes________yourself?"
"Of course," he answered.
"Then why don't you________the shoes by yourself?"
"I trust the ruler more than my feet." he answered.
1.A. They B. I C. She D. He
2.A. hands B. feet C. arms D. legs
3.A. wrote B. sat C. cut D. fell
4.A. post office B. fruit shop C. shoe shop D. parking lot
5.A. and B. but C. or D. so
6.A. throw B. borrow C. get D. sell
7.A. few B. a few C. little D. a little
8.A. open B. opened C. close D. closed
9.A. for B. to C. by D. with
10.A. come on B. turn on C. try on D. get on
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Once upon a time, there was a small town. There lived a man by himself who couldn’t see. He was _________. Yet, he carried a lighted lamp _________ him whenever he went out at night.
One night _________ he was coming home after having a dinner outside, he came across a group of young travellers. They saw that he was blind, yet carrying _________ lighted lamp. They started commenting（评论）him and made _________ of him. One of them asked him, “Hey, man! You are blind and can’t see _________! Why do you carry the lamp then?”
The blind man replied, “Yes, _________, I am blind. But the lighted lamp which I am carrying is for the people like you who can see. You may not see the blind man coming and end up _________ me. That is _________ I carry a lighted lamp.”
The group of travellers felt ashamed and apologized for their behavior.
In fact, we should think twice before judging others in our daily life. Always be polite and learn to see things from __________ point of view. Don’t laugh at others in a rude way. By doing this, our life will become more colorful.
1.A.deaf B.healthy C.blind D.weak
2.A.from B.with C.over D.about
3.A.as B.if C.until D.because
4.A.a B.an C.the D./
5.A.joke B.trick C.sense D.fun
6.A.something B.anything C.everything D.nothing
7.A.luck B.lucky C.luckily D.unluckily
8.A.push B.pushes C.pushed D.pushing
9.A.what B.how C.why D.where
10.A.other B.the other C.others D.others’
ove best?
and thirsty that he couldn’t walk any more. There were only stones and sand around. Just then he saw a bag on the sand. He took it up. But when he opened it, he saw it was full of gold. He left the bag on the sand and cried, “What is the use of gold to a hungry man?”
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