6. She is very shy.         ，she does not know how to act up. (fun)

她很害羞，當(dāng)別人跟她開玩笑的時(shí)候，她不知道如何應(yīng)付。

5. In addition to having access to clean water,        for the villagers.(way)

除了能得到干凈的水，該村村民的生活在許多方面也有所改善。

4. In a word,Americans love to travel in their own land         . (well)

總而言之，美國人喜歡在國內(nèi)旅游，也喜歡到世界其他地區(qū)觀光。

3. Sometimes she is badtempered,but         . (all)

有時(shí)候她的脾氣很壞，但總的來說她還是一位好老師。

2. Over the years,we all learned to adjust,to become more comfortable with each other,and        . (adapt)

年復(fù)一年，我們都學(xué)會(huì)了調(diào)整自己，學(xué)會(huì)了彼此寬容，學(xué)會(huì)了適應(yīng)我們新的家庭安排。

1. In other words,we had better take sufficient recreation         . (relax)

換句話說，我們最好在工作后充分消遣來輕松一下。

  Like most kids,you probably don't spend much time worrying about heart disease. After all,hypertension tends to become more common as people reach middle age and older. But doc?tors say it's never too early to start thinking about your heart or about salt.

  Blood pressure has been going up over the past decade in children and teenagers in the United States and many European countries. And a kid with high blood pressure is more likely to become a grownup with hypertension.

  Cutting down on salt might help stop the cycle. In one recent study,researchers from the United Kingdom analyzed 10 trials involving nearly 1,000 kids. The trial results showed that lowering sodium intake by 40 to 50 percent led to a significant decrease in blood pressure,even in infants.

  Reducing salt might also help fight childhood obesity,a growing public health problem. British researchers recently found that kids who eat less salt also drink fewer sugary soft drinks. Drinking less soda makes kids less likely to gain weight,become obese and develop high blood pressure.

  And salt can affect more than just your heart and weight. A study published in October found that a growing number of kids in the U. S. are suffering from an illness called kidney stones. This painful condition used to mostly affect people in their40s and older. Now,kids as young as 5 are getting it.

  The kidneys are responsible for filtering salt out of the bloodstream. So researchers think that kids' eating too much salt and not drinking enough water are partly to blame for the trend.

(   ) 5. What's the main idea of the passage?

   A. Hypertension is the most popular disease among adults.

   B. People should reduce salt and sugary soft drinks.

   C. People should begin thinking about salt at present. .

   D. Salt will affect your heart and weight.

(   ) 6. If you want to lower the risk of getting heart attack,you'd better         .

   A. drink less and eat less every day if possible

   B. avoid eating too much salt but drink more soft drinks

   C. take regular examinations in the hospital

   D. reduce nearly half of the amount of the salt you take

(   ) 7. The whole text is developed by         .

   A. space   B. evidence   C. time   D. importance

(   ) 8. What may partly cause children to get kidney stones?

   A. Eating too much salt and drinking little water.

   B. Eating too much and doing little exercise.

   C. Sleeping too much and putting on weight.

   D. Taking in too much salt and fat.

  Last week,all the teachers and students of our school watched a special performance by some disabled people.

  First was a dance named "The Light of Life". There were three young women who had lost one of their legs and several deafmutes among the dancers. As they held out their arms to greet the light of life,I could see how they have had to struggle against many difficulties. Dur?ing the dance I could see how alive their minds were.

  The singer who came next shocked us all. He was very young,but his hands had both been burnt off in a big fire. I dared not look at his wrists too closely. All I could do was to listen to his song quietly. It was called "Late Autumn" and he sang with a low gentle voice. Though in fact it was warm spring,I felt a bit cold and sentimental to hear the song,as if it was late au?tumn. "How much love and gloom is hidden in the heart? I want to hold your hand again."

  When I heard this,tears rolled down my face. He had lost not only his hands,but also the chance to hold a girl's hand. I hope he finds a lovely girl one day for company,though he can't hold her hand.

  Another young man's arms had been cut off when he was six. From then on,his feet were his "hands". He could manage a number of things with his feet. He greatly impressed us with his handwriting. Two big characters "騰飛"(Flying High) expressed his wish.

  "If your wings are broken,your heart can still fly ," said Zhang Haidi,a famous disabled writer.

In our country,there are many people with disabilities. However,most of them don't give in. Their bodies may be damaged but they have wonderful minds. Just as Zhang said,they can fly.

  I think of those disabled people who preformed for us. They have a disability,but they still gave off a youthful glow.

  To be young means to have all kinds of possibilities. We should challenge our limits and go beyond ourselves. As long as you work hard,miracles will happen sooner or later. I believe,where there is a will,there is a way.

(   ) 1. From the text it can be inferred that         .

   A. people with disabilities can have a lot of chances to find jobs

   B. people with disabilities fight against difficulties bravely

   C. people with disabilities are allowed to give performances

   D. people with disabilities will be respected by many people

(   ) 2. The underlined sentence "If your wings are broken,your heart can still fly" in Paragraph 6 means that         .

   A. most of those who are disabled can get around freely

   B. people with disabilities can also be successful if they have strong wills

   C. a bird whose wings are broken can fly in the sky with its heart

   D. all that are disabled can be successful

(   ) 3. Which of the following is true according to this passage?

   A. The author was most probably a student.

   B. Being disabled means having more chances.

   C. Zhang Haidi,a famous disabled writer was among the performers.

   D. The author was impressed because the performances were done too nicely.

(   ) 4. According to the writer,          .

   A. we should learn from the performances

   B. we must go out for performances and singing

   C. we should challenge our limits and go beyond ourselves

   D. we must believe miracles will occur

  I have shorter arms because of some birth defect (缺陷) ，but I never thought of myself as different. I don't like being labelled as a " 1       " person because I feel like I can do anything I want. With the 2        of my parents,friends and a special 3        for youth with disabilities,I have learned how to fight for myself,and how to be 4       .

  That doesn't mean it has been easy. I 5       some bad experiences,like being picked last for baseball games or the way people looked at me in a funny way when I was 6        in public. But mostly,people 7       me and helped me.

  My family had come here from Poland specifically so that I could get 8      ,because my country didn't have the technology to help me. I 9       some school,for a series of surgeries to 10        my forearms. I had to work hard to keep up academically. Luckily,my 11 were always there for me. They'd go with me and carry my 12        for me.

  When I went to the seventh grade,I 13       a lot more. Would I be able to find people who could see me as ME and not as someone with a disability? 14       my efforts,I made some friends and we had great times together.

  In junior high school,as classes got harder,I 15       more. I need more time to 16        things,to take notes,write or type on the computer. I also got much help.

  When I was at college,I 17       an article about myself for the school newspaper,and people started asking me 18        my disability was like. They told me I was 19        for having gone through the 15 surgeries I needed to help correct my 20       . It felt good to help people get to know me better.

(   ) 1. A. special   B. disabled   C. awful   D. curious

(   ) 2. A. sympathy   B. advice   C. support   D. patience

(   ) 3. A. program   B. design   C. performance   D. decision

(   ) 4. A. active   B. clever   C. normal   D. strong

(   ) 5. A. got through   B. resulted from   

       C. went through   D. suffered from

(   ) 6. A. out   B. inside   C. over   D. ahead

(   ) 7. A. ignored   B. affected   C. remembered   D. accepted

(   ) 8. A. protection   B. treatment   C. suggestion   D. opportunity

(   ) 9. A. missed   B. delayed   C. attended   D. rejected

(   ) 10. A. examine   B. adjust   C. lengthen   D. control

(   ) 11. A. parents   B. classmates   C. neighbours   D. friends

(   ) 12. A. tools   B. books   C. photos   D. medicine

(   ) 13. A. received   B. recovered   C. hesitated   D. worried

(   ) 14. A. By   B. Under   C. With   D. Along

(   ) 15. A. spent   B. struggled   C. gained   D. achieved

(   ) 16. A. memorize   B. create   C. make   D. do

(   ) 17. A. published   B. found   C. wrote   D. chose

(   ) 18. A. how   B. what   C. whether   D. when

(   ) 19. A. brave   B. lucky   C. safe   D. healthy

(   ) 20. A. intention   B. function   C. infection   D. condition

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