Alexis was hot and tired. With rage in her voice she shouted, "Pull me up！I give up, I hate this. This is stupid!" It was at that moment when Jason, the adviser on the trip, looked at me and said, "Ed, I'm going to go down and talk with her." I then shouted down to Alexis, "Hold on! You can do this. We know you can!"
Jason grasped another rope, put his climbing harness(系帶)on and began to repel down the cliff. Within moments Jason was beside Alexis. She had her cheek directly against the face of the rock with her feet barely resting on a small piece of the cliff that jetted outward. Jason said to Alexis, "I know that you have been on this cliff now for what seems like a long time. Your feet and fingers are cramping(痙攣)up and your forearms feel as though they are on fire. But , Alexis, you are strong, look how far up you are already. You have taken one of the more difficult paths up the cliff. Look Alexis, look at the path you have taken."
At that moment, Alexis moved her cheek away from the rock face and looked down. The bright white chalk she used on her hands to give her a better hold, showed the path where her tired hands had moved her upward on the cliff. Jason was right. Alexis had taken the hardest way up the cliff. Jason then looked straight into Alexis' eyes and in a calm voice he said, "You are not alone out here, there are people who care about you, who want to help you and see you succeed. We are going to do this together. Are you ready?" Slowly she shook her head yes and took a deep breath.
小題1:Jason went down the cliff because _________.
A．Alexis took a wrong path B．Alexis was trapped in rocks
C．Alexis didn't believe in herself D．Alexis' forearms were badly hurt
小題2:We can infer from the passage that ________.
A．Alexis was finally pulled up by Ed
B．Alexis regretted having taken the wrong path up the cliff
C．Alexis was immediately sent to hospital after she was pulled up
D．Alexis successfully rock climbed
小題3:The underlined word "hot" in the story means _________.
A．disappointed B．a(chǎn)ngryC．uncomfortable D．running a high body temperature
小題4:Alexis would probably become _________.
A．more strong-minded B．easier to give up
C．poorer in health D．less interested in rock climbing

小題1:C
小題2:D
小題3:B
小題4:A

試題分析：文章講解了愛麗克斯在一次攀巖的過程中，爬到一半時(shí)自己想放棄了，在詹森的幫助鼓勵(lì)下最終鼓足了勇氣繼續(xù)攀登。
小題1:細(xì)節(jié)題。從文章第一段"Hold on! You can do this. We know you can!"可知，同伴們?cè)诠膭?lì)她一定能成功，可知她對(duì)自己并不自信了，故選C
小題2:推斷題。從最后一段Slowly she shook her head yes and took a deep breath.，可知她最終慢慢的點(diǎn)了頭，做了深呼吸，所以肯定她最終成功了，故選D
小題3:推斷題。從"Pull me up！I give up, I hate this. This is stupid!"可知愛麗克斯想要放棄，她討厭繼續(xù)攀巖，認(rèn)為是愚蠢的，可知她是很生氣很累的，故選B
小題4:從最后兩段詹森給她的談話及她的反應(yīng)，并最終決定繼續(xù)攀巖可知，愛麗克斯最終被詹森的話語感動(dòng)，并成功的攀上了頂峰，她以后肯定會(huì)更加的意志堅(jiān)定，故選A
點(diǎn)評(píng)：總體來說文章的題目設(shè)置不難，圍繞著詹森對(duì)愛麗克斯的談話過程展開講述。解答此類文章需要將自己設(shè)身處地的融入情節(jié)中，對(duì)于第一遍做不出的題目不要急于作答，將后續(xù)題目答完后再仔細(xì)作答。
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