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第02講閱讀理解之記敘文(模擬精練+真題演練)模擬精練(一)(2024·遼寧·統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測)Sometimeschildrenneedextra(額外的)helptolearnatschool.InsomeschoolsinEngland,somevolunteersworkwithchildrenwhohavedifficultyinreading.Thevolunteersspendtimewiththem,awayfromtheirclass,tohelpthemlearntolovebooksandenjoyschool.Thesechildrencanthenbecomemoreconfidentaboutschoolandlearning.Lornaisa6-year-oldstudent.ThisisareportfromMrs.Snowwhohasbeenvisitingheratschool.WhenIfirststartedworkingwithLorna,shewasveryshyanddidn’treallyenjoyreading.Herclassteachertoldmeshewasveryquietinclass.Duringourlessonswespentlotsoftimereadingbookstogether.Wealsoplayedwordgamestohelpwithherspellingandwriting.Astimewenton,Lornabegantorelaxandbecamemoreconfident.Sherealizedthatreadingandwritingcouldbelotsoffun.LornaevenwroteabookbyherselfaboutBeautyandtheBeast.Shealsodrewsomelovelypicturestoexplainit.HerclassteacherispleasedwithhowwellLornaisdoing.Lornaproudlytellsherclassmatesaboutwhatshehasdoneineachlessonwithme.Ithinktheyallwanttojoininaswell!I’mpleasedthatLornaisalsospendingmoretimeathomereadingwithherparents.Theyallenjoyreadingbookstogether!Shenowevenreadstoherdog!1.InsomeschoolsinEngland,volunteershelpstudents________.A.getawayfromdanger B.makenewfriendsC.finishtheirhomework D.lovebooksandschool2.Mrs.SnowhelpedLornabyreadingbooksand________.A.readingtoherdog B.paintingpicturesC.playingwordgames D.writingfunnybooks3.Whodoestheunderlinedword“me”referto?A.Lorna. B.Lorna’sclassmate.C.Mrs.Snow. D.Lorna’sclassteacher.4.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthistext?A.Whatagoodreport! B.Whatusefuladvice!C.Whatafriendlygirl! D.Whatgreatprogress!(二)(2024·遼寧·統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測)ZacandIwerealwaysbestfriends.Webothstartedplayingfootballfromanearlyage.Zacwasbiggerthanmeanditwasdifficulttoscoreagoalwhenhewasinfrontofme.Iwasfaster,though.OnceIgotpasthim,hecouldn’tcatchme.Thereweretwounder-17teams.ThefirstteamwastheSpringtownStars.Theyplayedthemostimportantgames.TheotherwastheSpringtownAsteroids.TheywerealsoagoodteambutnotasgoodastheStars.ZacandIwereproudtobeintheStars!Itwastimeforthecoachtonametheteamfortheseason.Zac’snamewascalledoutbutminewasn’t.Iwenttocheckthelistontheboard.Icouldhardlybelievemyeyes!Howcouldthecoachmakesuchamistake?IwasasgoodasZac.WhatpainIfelt!IhadlostmyplaceintheStars.Afterthat,IhadtopractisewiththeAsteroidsbutIdidn’tenjoyit.Iplayedsowell,andyetnooneunderstoodthis.IbegantodespiseZacandthecoach.However,oneSaturday,IwatchedtheStarsplayagainstanotherteam.Ithoughttheywouldn’tplaywellwithoutme,butIwaswrong.Ibegantoseethattheyhadgreatteamworkandskills.Zacwasespeciallygood.Hehadworkedharderthanmeandwasnowmuchbetter.PerhapsIwasnotasgoodasIhadthought.Asheleftthefield,Igavehimabighighfive,“Zac,youaregreat!IwillbebacktotheStarsnextseason.”5.WhatadvantagedidthewriterhaveoverZacatfirst?A.Speed. B.Height. C.Age. D.Size.6.Howdidthewriterfeelwhenhefoundhisnamewasn’tonthelist?A.Excitedandproud. B.Boredandlonely.C.Surprisedandunhappy. D.Worriedandangry.7.Theunderlinedword“despise”inParagraph4probablymeans“_______”.A.a(chǎn)ccept B.control C.support D.dislike8.Whatwouldthewritermostprobablydoaccordingtothelastsentence?A.Talkwithhisparents. B.Workharderthanbefore.C.Giveupplayingfootball. D.Enjoywatchingthegame.(三)(2023·浙江·模擬預(yù)測)Mymotherisakindandgentlewoman.Sheisverybusyfrommorningtillnight.Asateachersheworksdiligentlyandefficiently.Asamother,shetakesgoodcareofusandgivesuseverycomfort.Ihaveanelderbrother.HeandIbothloveherdearlyandshelovesus.Mymotherhasbeenteachingmathsatamiddleschoolinmyhometown.Shegoestotheschoolearlyinthemorninganddoesnotreturnhomeuntillateintheafternoon.Shelovesherstudentsandcaresforthem.Shetreatsthemwithpatienceandteachesthemwell.Forherexcellentqualitiesandverygoodteachingresults,sheisalwayspraisedandrespectedbybothherstudentsandcolleaguesalike.Andshehasbeenchosenorelectedasamodelteacherseveraltimes.Mymotherisathrifty(節(jié)約的)andindustriouswoman.Sheneverbuysexpensiveorfancydressesforherself;shegoesoccasionallytobuysomeinexpensiveandhigh-qualityclothesforus.Shenevergoesluxurious(奢侈的)restaurantstoenjoyexpensivemeals.Shelivesabusyyetsimplelife,withoutanycomplaints.Assoonasshecomeshackfromschool,shesetsaboutdoinghousework:sweepingthelivingroomandbedroomsorcleaningthefurniture,puttingeverythingingoodorder.Besides,shepreparesnicedishesforustoeat.Sheseemstobeonthegoallthetime.Asshehasbeenverybusyworkinghardeveryday,shelooksolderthanshereallyis.Herfaceiswrinkled,andherhairhasturnedsilverwhite.Butshelooksascheerfulandhappyasever.Oftenshesaystous,“Workwhileyouwork,andplaywhileyouplay.Thatisthewaytobehappyandgay.Ifyoudonotwork,youwillbecomelazyandofnousetosociety.”Whatapieceofgoodadvicethisis!Ineverforgetitandalwaysbearitinmymind.Thisadviceofherswillalwaysserveasaguidetomyaction.Mymotherisgreatindeed,andIalwaysfeelproudofher.9.Whatkindofpersonisthewriter’smother?A.Apersonwhooftencomplainsaboutherwork.B.Apersonwhoistoobusytotakecareofherchildren.C.Apersonwholovesbothherchildrenandherstudents.D.Apersonwhoworkswithlowefficiency.10.Whyisthewriter’smotheralwayspraisedandrespectedbybothherstudentsandcolleagues?A.Becauseshehasbeenteachingforalongtime.B.Becauseshegoestoschoolearlyandreturnhomelate.C.Becauseshelovesherchildrenverymuch.D.Becauseshetreatsstudentswellandteacheswell.11.Whatdoesthewriter’smotherusuallydowhenshegetshomefromschool?A.Shestartsdoinghousework. B.Shehelpsherkidswithhomework.C.Shehasagoodrest. D.Shecontinuesherworkatschool.12.Whichwordisclosesttothemeaningoftheunderlinedword“industrious"inparagraphthree?A.Busy. B.Serious. C.Hard-working. D.Patient.13.Thewriterwritesthispassageto________.A.tellothershismotherisagoodteacherB.showhislovetohismotherC.a(chǎn)skpeopletorememberthewordsofmothers’D.remindyoungpeopletotakecareoftheirmothers(四)(2023·江西上饒·統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測)JoelConnorworksinanofficeinKansas.Hisjobisatypicalnine-to-five,Monday-to-Fridayjob.Butattheweekend,hedoessomethingdifferent.Hedoesvolunteerwork.Hehelpsdifferentorganizationsandpeopleforfree.Everyweekend,there’sanewproject.Thisweekend,Joelishelpingtobuildahouse.Youcanseehiminthisphoto.He’smovingalargebluepanel(板).It’spartofawall.Joelisn’taprofessionalbuilder,butthat’stheinterestingthingaboutthisproject.Theotherpeopleare“weekendbuilders”,too.These“weekendbuilders”arefromthesmalltownofGreensburginKansas.Ayearago,atornado(龍卷風(fēng))hittheirtown.Afterthetornado,theneighborhoodstartedaprojecttobuildnewhomes.Theprojectisfor30newhomes.Theygethelpfromabuildingcompanyandagroupofvolunteers.Joelsays,“Iheardaboutthetomadoandthenewproject.IknewsomepeopleinGreensburg.Iwantedtohelp.”Joel’sfriendsareherethisweekend,too.They’reontheroof.They’reworkingwithJillandScottEller.JillandScottarebuildingtheir“dreamhouse”.They’rebuildingthehouseinanunusualshapesothatitcanstandatornado.TheEllers’houseisalmostready,sonextweekend,Joelismovingtoadifferentproject.Whydoeshedovolunteerwork?“Ihavetime.Icanhelppeople.Imakefriendsandit’sfun!Sowhynot?”hesays.14.WhendoesJoelstartworkonweekdays?A.At5am. B.At8a.m. C.At9a.m. D.At10a.m.15.JoelConnoris________.A.poorandhard-working B.hard-workingandhelpfulC.cleverbutselfish D.bravebutsilly16.WhathappenedtoGreensburginKansasayearago?A.Buildingcompaniesstartedanewproject. B.Somehousesweretakendownbyatornado.C.Mosthouseswerebuiltbyweekendbuilders. D.Thepeoplethereweretiredofbuildinghouses.17.Whatcanwegetfromthepassage?A.Joelhelpspeopleforfree. B.Joellosthishomeduringthetornado.C.Weekendbuildersareprofessionalbuilders. D.JillandScotEllerworkforabuildingcompany.18.Whichwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.NewLifeafterTornado. B.ToBeaWeekendBuilder.C.BuildingaDreamHouse. D.ADifferentKindofWeekend.(五)(2023·安徽宣城·安徽省宣城市第三中學(xué)??寄M預(yù)測)JessicaLongistheyoungestpersontowinaParalympic(殘奧會的)medal.Herroadtosuccessisnoteasy.Jessicawasbornwithaseriousproblemwithherlegs.Whenshewasjust18monthsold,shelostthepartsofherlegsbelowtheknees.Jessicalearnedtowalkwithman-madelegs.Butthatdidn’tstopherloveforsports.Asachild,shelearnedtododifferentkindsofsportslikeskating,bikingandclimbing.Jessicabeganswimmingathergrandparents’housebeforeshestartedcompetitiveswimming.Shewasreallygoodatswimmingandfellinlovewithit.Manypeopleencouragedhertotakepartinthe2004ParalympicsGamesinAthens,Greece.Shewon3goldmedalsinswimmingat12!ShewastheyoungestpersonontheU.S.ParalympicsTeamtoeverdoso.Butshedidnotrestonhersuccess.Jessicawon23medalsinallfortheUSAattheParalympics!Jessica’sattitudeandhardworkarethekeytohersuccess.Jessicaalwaysbelievesshecandoanything.Sheisalwayslearning.Andsheneverallowsherselftogiveup.Asshesays,“Theonlydisabilityinlifeisanegativeattitude.”19.Jessicawasbornwithaseriousproblemwith________.A.herlegs B.herhead C.herhands D.herfeet20.HowmanymedalsdidJessicawininallfortheUSAattheParalympics?A.18. B.12. C.3. D.23.21.WhatarethekeytoJessica’ssuccess?A.Heryoungage. B.Goodluck.C.Herattitudeandhardwork. D.Hernegativeattitude.(六)(2023·安徽·校聯(lián)考模擬預(yù)測)Robertwasaboyofeightyearsold.Oneday,whenhewasdoingcleaningathome,hethoughtheshouldmovetheboxoutofthehouse.Theboxmadeofwoodwasveryheavy.Anditwasmuchbiggerthanhe.Hetried,buthecouldnotmoveit.Afterrestingforashorttime,theboystartedoncemore,butfailedagain.Hecouldn’tevenmoveitabit.Hefeltverytiredandhopeless.Justthen,hisfathercamehomefromworkandsawhissonworkhard.Hedidn’thelpRobert.Instead,heasked,“Dearson,haveyoudoneyourbest?Andareyoudoingeverythingyoucan?”“Yes,Iam.”theboycried.“No,you’renot.”hisfathersaidquietly,“Youhavenotaskedmetohelpyou.Askingforhelpisnotaweakness.Atsomepoint,eventhestrongestofusneedshelp.Itisimportanttoknowwhentoaskforhelpandunderstandwhyyouneedit.Neverbeafraidtoaskothersforhelpwhenyou’reintrouble.”Robertnoddedwithabigsmile.22.Whydidtheboywanttomovetheboxaway?A.Becausehewantedtodothecleaningbetter. B.Becausehewantedtoseewhatwasinthebox.C.Becausehewantedtothrowawaythebox. D.Becausehisfatherwantedhimtomoveit.23.HowdidRobertfeelafterhetriedagainandagain?A.Hebecameveryproudofhimself. B.Hethoughthecouldmoveitlater.C.Hefeltverytiredandhopeless. D.Hethoughtheneededtoaskforhelp.24.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?A.Movingaheavythingawayishard. B.Bereadytohelpothersiftheyneed.C.Doingcleaningathomeisimportant. D.Learntoaskforhelpwhenneeded.(七)(2023·安徽蕪湖·校聯(lián)考模擬預(yù)測)WorkinginHohXil,policeofficerZhaoXinlu’stwomaintasksaretocatchpoachers(偷獵者)andtoprotecttheTibetanantelopes(藏羚羊),especiallywhentheyaregivingbirth.AfterleavingthearmyinTianshui,ZhaobegantoworkattheHohXilProtectionStation.Hehasbeenonpatrol(巡邏)since1997.In2020,snowstormscaughthimandhisteaminanoman’slandforaslongas18days,eventhoughhewasfamiliarwiththearea.WhenZhaofirstarrivedthere,heexperiencedheadachesandbreathingdifficulties.Hedidn’tgetusedtoituntilthefifthday.EveryyearinMay,tensofthousandsofantelopesheadforlakesintheheartlandstogivebirth.Forabouttwomonths,ZhaoandhisteamhadstayedattheZonagLakeProtectionStation,intheheartofHohXil,toprotectantelopesfrompoachers.Atnight,therewereoftenbrownbearsandwolves.“Welightafireinthetenttodrivethemaway.”Zhaosaid.Duringthelasttwoyears,ZhaosharedhisexperienceswithpeopleacrosstheprovincetocallonmorepeopletojoinintheprotectionofHohXil.“Thisisapure(純凈的)land.Protectingitisalsoprotectinghu-manbeings.”hesaid.25.HowlonghasZhaoXinluworkedinHohXil?A.Forabout15years. B.Forabout20years.C.Forabout26years. D.Forabout30years.26.WhydidZhaoXinluandhisteamlightafireinthetent?A.Becausetheywantedtokeepthemselveswarm.B.Becausetheywantedtolightupthedarknight.C.Becausetheywantedtotellotherswheretheywerepatrolling.D.Becausetheywantedtostopdangerousanimalsfromgettingnear.27.WhichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofZhaoXinlu’sexperiences?a.ZhaoXinlucametoHohXilandbecameapoliceofficer.b.ZhaoXinluandhisteamwerecaughtinthesnowstorms.c.ZhaoXinlujoinedthearmyinTianshui.d.ZhaoXinluencouragedmorepeopletoprotecttheTibetanantelopes.e.ZhaoXinlugotusedtotheenvironmentinthenoman’sland.A.cabed B.a(chǎn)cebd C.cebda D.a(chǎn)cbed(八)(2023·福建福州·模擬預(yù)測)OnMay2,theWritersGuildofAmerica(美國編劇協(xié)會)calledonits11,500memberstobeginastrike(罷工)inHollywood,California,andNewYorkCityintheUS.Itisthefirstwriters’strikeinmorethan15years,causingmanynewprojectstostop.OnebigissuebehindtheWGAstrikeistheuseofAIprograms.TheysaidthatAInotbeallowedtowriteorrewriteliterarymaterialorbeusedassourcematerial.CreativeAIprogramslikeChatGPTcannowcreatehuman—likeliteraryworks.WritersareworriedthatmediacompaniesmightsomedayuseAIinsteadofpeopletomakescripts(劇本)formoviesandTVshows.ThismightbringplagiarismproblemsasAIusuallycreatesscriptsbasedonawriter’work.Atthesametime,usingAItowritescriptshasabiginfluenceonwriters’pay.AsWarrenLeight,anexecutiveproducer,said,studiosmightletAIcreateafirstdraft(草稿),thenhirepeopletodoaseconddraft,whichpaysless.Thismakeswriterswantto“nipthatinthebud”.AIisalreadybeingusedintheentertainmentindustryinotherways,suchasmakingactorsappearyoungerandremovingdirtywords,saidFortunemagazine.AlthoughAIisnotsettoreplacehumanwritersanytimesoon,thepossibilityisstillthere.AsJamesPerry,aTVactorandvice—chairoftheWGA’sDisabledWritersCommitteetoldReuters,“Thisisacrisis(危機)forwriters.”28.WhatisthemainreasonfortheWGAmembers’strike?________A.ManywriterscannotfindjobswithoutAI.B.Thewriterswantaraisefortheirhardwork.C.Writersdon’twantAItobeusedtocreateandrewritescripts.D.ManynewprojectswererecentlystoppedbecauseoftheuseofAI.29.WhatdotheplagiarismproblemsinParagraph3referto?________A.WriterscreatingscriptsbasedonAIdrafts.B.Writerscopyingotherwriters’works.C.AIproducingnocreativeworks.D.AIwritingscriptsbasedonawriter’sworks.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemean?________A.Writersarehappytoseethat.B.Writerswanttostopthatfromhappening.C.Writersdon’tcareaboutthat.D.Writersthinksit’spossible.31.WhatmightbeJamesPerry’sidea?________A.AIbringsasenseofcrisistowriters.B.AIisaffectingtheindustryinapositiveway.C.AIwillreplacewriterssoon.D.AIdoingmostjobsisahistoricaltrend.32.What’sthepassagemainlytalkingabout?________A.AstrikerequiringlimitsonAIuse.B.ThefunctionsofAIinlife.C.OpinionsonAIuse.D.ThedisadvantagesofAIinlife.(九)(2023·福建福州·模擬預(yù)測)Ihavealwaysbeenfascinatedbytheanimalworld.Recently,IreadanovelaboutanimalscalledALion’sTraveling.ChinesewriterShenShixiwroteit.Thebooktellsthestoryoffivemalelions.Theyaredrivenoutoftheirhomeandbegintheiradventure.Unluckily,oneishurtbyagiraffe.Anotheriskilledbyahunter.Thethirdonediesduringafightforwaterwitharhino(犀牛).Thefourthliondrowns(淹死).Onlytheyoungestone,namedRedRibbon,isstillalive.Aftergoingthroughmanydifficulties,hefinallybecomesthelionking.Thestoryshowstheloveandcarebetweenfriends,thelifeanddeathfacedbybrothers,thedetermination(決心)todealwithchallenges,andthepassionforlife.Thefactthattheyounglionfinallybecomesthekingteachesmeagreatlesson:Thosewhocannotdefeatyouwillmakeyoustronger.Everyonewillfacelotsofdifficultiesduringtheirlifetime.Weshouldlearntostaystrongandcontinuetofindourbetterselves.Thebookisfilledwithexcitingdetailsaboutthelivesoflions.Togetherwithvividpictures,itgivesreadersanimmersive(沉浸的)experience.Youcannotonlyreadthegreatstorybutalsolearnalotabouttheanimalsintherealworld.Ihighlyrecommend(推薦)it!33.WhatisALion’sTravelingmainlyabout?________A.Howtosurviveinthewild. B.Howtobealionking.C.Theadventuresoffivelions. D.Thefightsamonglions.34.Howdoesthethirdliondieinthebook?________A.Itdrowns. B.Itdiesinafightforwater.C.Itiskilledbyahunter. D.Itiskilledbyagiraffe.35.Fromthestory,thewriterlearnedthat________.A.passionisthekeytoagoodlifeB.goodfriendsarethetreasuresoflifeC.weshoulddefeatpeoplewhochallengeusD.difficultiescan’tstopusfrombeingourbetterselves36.Whydoesthewriterrecommendthisbook?________A.Becauseitoffersagoodreadingexperiencewithvividdetails.B.Becauseithasgreatpicturesdrawnbyfamouspainters.C.Becauseittellspeoplehowtoprotectanimalsandtheenvironment.D.Becauseitcomesfromareal-lifestory.37.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadthepassage?________A.HappyHour B.ScienceStudy C.ReadingAdvice D.StarStories(十)(2023·福建福州·福建省福州第一中學(xué)??寄M預(yù)測)DeborahSampsonwasborninMassachusetts,USin1760.Shewasthefiftholdestofthesevenchildreninherfamily.Thefamilywassopoorthatthemothersentthekidsofftolivewithfriendsandrelatives.Attheageof5,Deborahwastakeninbyanoldwomanandwasthensenttoworkasaservantinanotherhomeoneyearlater.Attheageof10,shehelpedwiththehouseworkandworkedonafarmforabouteightyears,growingtobeabout173cmtall,almost30cmtallerthantheaveragewomanofherday.Hardphysicalworkhelpedherdevelopastrongbody.Shedreamedofgoingonsomeadventures.WhentheAmericanRevolutionaryWarbrokeoutin1775,womenwerenotallowedtoserveinthearmy.ButDeborahdressedherselftolooklikeamanandjoinedthearmyin1782.ShecalledherselfRobertShurtliff.Oneday,duringanattack,Deborahwasshotinthebackandleg.Anothersoldiertookhertothehospital.Adoctortreatedthewoundonherbackandaskedifshehadanyotherwounds.Deborahliedandsaidno.Shewasafraidthatifthedoctorexaminedherleg,hewouldfindouthersecret.Thebulletwasdeepinherleg.Usingapocketknife,Deborahtookitout.Sheleftthehospitalandcontinuedtofight.Afterthewarended,Deborahgotmarriedandhadchildren.Butshestilllongedforadventure.Sosheputonhersoldier’suniformandtraveledaroundthecountrytellingofherlifeasRobertShurtliff,theyoungandbravesoldier.38.DeborahSampsonstartedtoworkasaservantin________.A.1760 B.1765 C.1766 D.177039.Deborah’s________madeherdifferentfromtheaveragewomanofherday.A.unusualheight B.longhair C.poorchildhood D.beautifulface40.Theword“it”inParagraph4refersto________.A.thepocketknife B.thebullet C.thesecret D.herleg41.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUEaboutDeborah?A.Deborahdenied(否認)havinganotherwoundwhenbeingasked.B.Deborahtreatedthewoundinherlegbyherself.C.Deborahwalkedtothehospitalafterbeingshot.D.Deborahwentonfightinginthewarafterbeingtreated.42.Whatwasthestorymainlyabout?A.Deborah’sadventurouslife. B.ReasonswhyDeborahlikedadventures.C.AbigpoorfamilyDeborahhad. D.Fightforwomen’sright.(十一)(2023·重慶渝中·重慶巴蜀中學(xué)??寄M預(yù)測)Candyissmart,talentedandreallynice.Asateamleader,shewishesFrank,amemberofherpoliticsproject,didhispartasrequired.Butratherthancriticize(批評)him,onlytofindthatFrankkeptfallingbehind.Itendedupthatotherteammembers,whohadtotakeonmorework,whileFrankhimselfcomplainedthathewasnottreatedfairly.HowdidpoorCandygetintothismess?TheprimaryreasonwasthatCandyfailedinakeypartofleadership—thedutytoprovideclearfeedback(反饋)forteammembers.Thisisn’tsimplyadutybutacorrectness.FailingtoquestionorcriticizeFrank’swork,Candywasinfactunkind.Manypeoplearenotafailure,likeFrank.They’rejustinthewrongplace,andstillleftinthedark.Whattheyreallyneedisfeedbackfromtheirleaders.However,Candydidn’tbringoutagiftinFrank.Aleaderhadbetteruseopen,honest,continuousandclearfeedbacktohelpsolvesomeone’sbestfitintheirjoborintheorganization.Thismethodalsoavoidssurprises.It’snotuncommontoseesomeonesuddenlyremovedfromateam.Maybeitservesthemright,theywouldn’thavebeencaughtoff-guard(猝不及防)becausetheywouldhavebeenreceivingopen,continuousandclearjudgmentoftheirperformance.Thenwhyisitsohardforleaderstogivegoodfeedback?Peoplealwaysliketobeliked,sotheyavoidanythingthatmaycauseunpleasantness.Butthatkindoffeedbackusuallyhelpsmembersfindtherightplaceforthem.Ifyoujustonlyliketobeliked,thechanceofbeingrespectedisreallylow.However,youhaveachanceofbeingliked.Ofcourse,themostdifficultpartforaniceleaderiscriticizingsomeone.BacktoCandy’scase.NottellingFrankhowhewasontheteamonlymadeahardsituationworse.Butwithadifferentmindset,shecouldhaveledherteamtosuccessandhavebeenalikeableandcriticalleader.43.Theword“gift”inParagraph3probablymeans“________”.A.present B.a(chǎn)bility C.pride D.praise44.Accordingtothisarticle,whatisnecessarybetweenleadersandteammembers?A.Beingnicetoteammembersislikelytowinleadersgreatrespect.B.Criticizingteammembersresultsinseriouscomplaintstotheleader.C.Openandhonestcommunicationisamustforleadersandteammembers.D.Praiseandencouragementfromleadersbringoutbetterteamperformance.45.Basedonthepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.CandyshouldpatientlyencourageFranktotryhisbest.B.CandyshouldgraduallykickFrankoffherteam.C.CandyshouldpolitelyshowFranktheimprovementhemade.D.CandyshouldclearlytellFrankherjudgmentofhisperformance.46.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.BecomeaGoodLeader B.SetaGoodTeamC.Frank’sproblem D.Cindy’sWorry(十二)(2023·福建漳州·校聯(lián)考模擬預(yù)測)WhenIwastenyearsold,Isignedupforasummercampforthefirsttime.WhenIwenthome,Ihadbecomeatotallydifferentperson.Thecamptaughtmetheabilitytoworktogetherwithothers.Atfirst,Iwasn’tgettingalongwithothersverywell.However,Istillneededtobeateamplayer.IlearnedhowtosolvedisagreementspeacefullyandhowtocommunicatewithotherswheneverIneededhelp.Oneday,IwastoldthatIwastoleadasongattheeveningcampfire.IfeltnervouswheneverIhadtospeakinfrontofagroup,letalonesingasong!Butthatnightturnedouttobelife-changing.IthelpedmetobecomemorecomfortableingroupsettingsandIhadbecomearolemodelfortheothercampers.AsIgrewolder,Itookpartinmanyothercamps.IstillremembertheoneIwasaskedtomop(用拖把拖)thedininghall.RightwhenIthoughtIhadcompletedthejob,myteacherkindlypointedoutthatIhadleftdirtymopstrings(細線)alloverthefloor.Throughthisexperience,Ilearnedhowtodoacompletejob.Ifyouareevergiventhechancetoattendasummercampandarethinkingaboutnotgoing,thinkagain.Theexperienceislikelytotransformyourlifeandmakeyouastrongerpersonintheprocess.47.Whatdidthewriterlearnfromherfirstsummercamp?A.Howtodoacompletejob. B.Howtoworkwithothers.C.Howtoputtogetherateam. D.Howtoliveindependently.48.Whywasthewriter’steacherdissatisfiedwithherjobofmopping?A.Becauseshedidn’tfinishit.B.Becauseshedidittooslowly.C.Becauseshedidacarelessjob.D.Becauseshedidn’tknowwhattodo.49.Whatdidthewriterusetobelike?A.Funny. B.Lazy. C.Shy. D.Impolite.50.Whichhastheclosestmeaningtotheunderlinedword“transform”inthelastparagraph?A.Save. B.Destroy. C.Celebrate. D.Change.51.What’sthewriter’spurposeinwritingthispassage?A.Toaskustobegroupleaders.B.Toadviseustotakepartinsummercamps.C.Tohelpuscreatecampchancesforteenagers.D.Toencourageustoberolemodelsforyoungpeople.(十三)(2023·陜西西安·西安市鐵一中學(xué)??寄M預(yù)測)SongkranistheThaiNewYear’snationalholidaywhichstartsonApril13everyyearandlastsfor3days.April13isregardedasMahaSongkran.Thenextday,April14,iscalledWanNao,thetransitionaldaybetweenoldyearandthenewyear,andApril15iscalledWanThaloengSok.Atthistime,peoplewhoareworkinginthecityusuallyreturnhometocelebratethefestival.SongkranisalsoknownastheWaterFestival.Peoplebelievethatwaterwillwashawaybadluck.AnditisalsoknownastheFamilyDaybecausefamilymemberscometogetherinordertoexpresstheirrespecttotheelders.Theypourwateronthehandsoftheirparentsandgrandparentsandgivethemsomegifts.Waterbattlesarefoughtinthestreetsofeverytownandcityoverthecountry.Peoplethrowwaterateachother.Everyonegetswet,butwateristhesignofcleaningandallgoodthings.ChiangmaiisthemostfamousplaceforSongkran.PhraPradaengandKhaosanRoadareotherpopularplaceswheremanypeopleliketogoduringthisfestival.TheThaipeopledressintraditionalcostumes.WomenwearcolorfulThaidresses.Menweartheirownspecialclothes.SongkranisanunforgettableexperiencebothforThaisandtourists.52.________lasts
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