These street dancers dance fairly excitedly as if they ______ mad.

A. were　　 B. are　　 C. should be　　 D. would be

 

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科目：高中英語 來源：英語教研室 題型：050

There are about three hundred million homeless children in the world and the number of these little tramps(流浪者)is still increasing. They make livings by brushing shoes, selling newspapers, begging and even stealing. They have brought too much trouble to the cities and towns. Now things are getting worse and worse, especially in the countries of Latin America. The governments of the countries have already done something to help the homeless children. “Street Teachers” have played an important part in it.

Most of these “Street Teachers” are youth. They themselves grew up in these streets and had the same experience as the little tramps. They know what the homeless children think about and what they need. They sympathize with the children(同情孩子們)and pay great attention to their healthy growth. These “Street Teachers” educate the children in various and lively ways according to their special characteristics. There isn’t any reprimand(訓(xùn)斥), nor punishment. They only rely on their own experience and excuse(諒解)to teach them how to be a nice and useful citizen. The little ones are always watchful(警惕的)to other persons but believe in their teachers and treat them as their close friends. Thus the teachers have turned the streets, lanes(小巷)and parks into places for education.

Some teachers began to set up Education Centre for Tramps. They also lay down(制定）educational policy(方針)and teaching program(大綱). The children will graduate in a few years and have their own jobs. The little ones are pleased with it.

1. “Street Teachers” means______.

A. the teachers who are homeless

B. the school standing in the street

C. the teachers who educate the homeless children in the streets, lanes and parks

D. policeman who educate the children in the streets

2. Which is right?

A. The little tramps hate “Street Teachers” very much.

B. The little ones are watchful to their teachers at all.

C. The children don’t believe in “Street Teachers” at all.

D. The little tramps treat “Street Teachers” as their friends.

3. Why can “Street Teachers” be welcomed by the children?

A. Because they understand and sympathize with these children.

B. Because they educate them in lively ways and never punish them.

C. Because the teachers are also homeless.

D. Both A and B.

4. After graduating, the children will______.

A. work

B. go on to roam(流浪)

C. beg

D. continue to steal

5. Which is the best title of the passage?

A. The tramps

B. The world problem

C. “Street Teachers”

D. How to deal with the tramps?

 

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科目：高中英語 來源： 題型：051

There are about three hundred million homeless children in the world and the number of these little tramps(流浪者)is still increasing. They make livings by brushing shoes, selling newspapers, begging and even stealing. They have brought too much trouble to the cities and towns. Now things are getting worse and worse, especially in the countries of Latin America. The governments of the countries have already done something to help the homeless children. “Street Teachers” have played an important part in it.

Most of these “Street Teachers” are youth. They themselves grew up in these streets and had the same experience as the little tramps. They know what the homeless children think about and what they need. They sympathize with the children(同情孩子們)and pay great attention to their healthy growth. These “Street Teachers” educate the children in various and lively ways according to their special characteristics. There isn’t any reprimand(訓(xùn)斥), nor punishment. They only rely on their own experience and excuse(諒解)to teach them how to be a nice and useful citizen. The little ones are always watchful(警惕的)to other persons but believe in their teachers and treat them as their close friends. Thus the teachers have turned the streets, lanes(小巷)and parks into places for education.

Some teachers began to set up Education Centre for Tramps. They also lay down(制定）educational policy(方針)and teaching program(大綱). The children will graduate in a few years and have their own jobs. The little ones are pleased with it.

1. “Street Teachers” means______.

A. the teachers who are homeless

B. the school standing in the street

C. the teachers who educate the homeless children in the streets, lanes and parks

D. policeman who educate the children in the streets

2. Which is right?

A. The little tramps hate “Street Teachers” very much.

B. The little ones are watchful to their teachers at all.

C. The children don’t believe in “Street Teachers” at all.

D. The little tramps treat “Street Teachers” as their friends.

3. Why can “Street Teachers” be welcomed by the children?

A. Because they understand and sympathize with these children.

B. Because they educate them in lively ways and never punish them.

C. Because the teachers are also homeless.

D. Both A and B.

4. After graduating, the children will______.

A. work

B. go on to roam(流浪)

C. beg

D. continue to steal

5. Which is the best title of the passage?

A. The tramps

B. The world problem

C. “Street Teachers”

D. How to deal with the tramps?

 

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科目：高中英語 來源：浙江省杭州十四中2010－2011學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期期中考試英語試題 題型：016

These street dancers dance fairly excitedly as if they ________ mad．

[　　]

A．were

B．are

C．should be

D．would be

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科目：高中英語 來源：河南省開封高中2012屆高三第一次定位測試英語試題 題型：050

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　　Some years ago, maybe even now, Zambia had many children living on the streets．I mean kids as young as four years old, without warm clothes or beddings had to be on the streets for the night．I was a manager at a restaurant in Livingstone and I made it a must that all leftover foods were kept for these little kids．

　　Two of these "street kids", 14 and 15 years old, decided to be out of the street life．I cannot really remember their names．I call them Jim and Jack here for they come easily to me．

　　During the day, Jim and Jack begged on the streets for money to buy bread．At the end of the day, they would put together whatever they collected, use some for the most needed food and put the rest aside．In no time, the boys stopped begging because they bought things like sweets, cigarettes, candles that they started selling at night on the same streets where they were sleeping or rather called home．They recognized and

　　learnt, from successful people, what it takes to succeed．They adopted the "whatever-it-takes attitude"．

　　Today, Jack is 20 years old and Jim is 21 and the two have a shop selling quality shoes in Livingstone Zambia．They are now enjoying the basics of everyday life that most people take for'granted like having electricity, running water, a bed, the wails and a roof that one can call home．These boys chose TO BE out of the streets and NOT TO BE on the streets．

　　Did I tell you that these boys did not get any governmental or other kind of donation or even from me? They did it on their own．They are such an inspiration to me in my seeking for what I want to be and not to be in this lifetime that we all have．

　　The two boys, or rather, young men in this article are still engaged in their work in Livingstone Zambia．

(1)

Why are the two boys named Jack and Jim?

[　　]

A．

Because their parents called them Jack and Jim．

B．

Because the author liked these boys．

C．

Because these names are easy to remember．

D．

Because the two boys are easy-going．

(2)

What did Jack and Jim do during the night on the streets later?

[　　]

A．

They earned their living by exchanging．

B．

They did some small business．

C．

They stopped to start a new factory．

D．

They began selling quality foods．

(3)

What is the author's purpose of writing this passage?

[　　]

A．

To introduce two successful young men．

B．

To help people to be engaged in work．

C．

To remind the public to learn from those street kids．

D．

To encourage people to be master of their own life．

(4)

What would be the best title for this passage?

[　　]

A．

Supporting oneself on work

B．

Rich or poor

C．

Depending on the government

D．

Diligent or lazy

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