Susannah was a shy but clever girl. She had worn 1 for as long as she could remember. And again, for as long as she could remember, some of her classmates had always made fun of her. The worst thing was that Lewis 2 her “Four Eyes”. She acted like she didn’t 3 but in fact Susannah couldn’t stand it.
One day, the class went on a school outing to visit some famous 4 . The children were walking towards the caves when Lewis 5 . While falling, he got 6 of Susannah, who walked next to him, and both 7 down the hole.
They landed in a dark cave. Susannah and Lewis shouted for 8 , but no one came. The next morning they still hadn’t been found and Lewis continued shouting for help, but no 9 and he started feeling 10 .
It must have been noontime, because Susannah 11 that the ray of light just landed on the floor in front of her. 12 , she took a piece of wood that had fallen into the cave, and, using her glasses as a magnifying glass, she focused the ray of light onto the 13 . Now they had a torch. Lewis watched with surprise and 14 and off they went to explore the cave.
It took them some time, and they had to burn quite a few torches, but finally they found a way out. On top of hugs and cries of 15 , Lewis gave Susannah his heartfelt thanks.
1. A.glasses B.necklaces C.earrings D.watches
2. A.teased B.laughed C.warned D.called
3. A.care B.mind C.object D.offend
4. A.villages B.hills C.caves D.parks
5. A.wandered B.waved C.smiled D.slipped
6. A.hold B.touch C.support D.place
7. A.walked B.moved C.fell D.flew
8. A.praise B.water C.food D.help
9. A.feedback B.response C.reaction D.effect
10. A.scared B.shocked C.disturbed D.a(chǎn)nnoyed
11. A.doubted B.concluded C.a(chǎn)dmitted D.noticed
12. A.Slowly B.Quickly C.Unexpectedly D.Obviously
13. A.glass B.torch C.wood D.floor
14. A.sorrow B.trouble C.excitement D.curiosity
15. A.loss B.relief C.justice D.return
1.A
2.D
3.B
4.C
5.D
6.A
7.C
8.D
9.B
10.A
11.D
12.B
13.C
14.C
15.B
【解析】
試題分析:本文的主要內容是一開始Susannah總是受到Lewis的嘲笑,Lewis叫她“四眼”,但后來正是Susannah用自己的智慧及眼鏡,救了Lewis和自己,Lewis很感激她。
1. 根據(jù)she took a piece of wood that had fallen into the cave, and, using her glasses as a magnifying glass,故選A。
2.這里想說更糟糕的是,Lewis叫她“四眼”,故選D。
3.根據(jù)but in fact Susannah couldn’t stand it,故選B,mind介意。
4. 根據(jù)The children were walking towards the caves,故選C,caves山洞。
5. 根據(jù)While falling, he got hold of Susannah,故選D,slipped滑。
6.這里想說當下落時,他抓住了Susannah,故選A,hold抓住。
7. 根據(jù)While falling, he got hold of Susannah,故選C。
8.根據(jù)The next morning they still hadn’t been found and Lewis continued shouting for help,故選D。
9.這里想說但是沒有答復,他開始感覺害怕,故選B,response答復。
10.這里想說但是沒有答復,他開始感覺恐懼,故選A,scared恐懼。
11.根據(jù)that the ray of light just landed on the floor in front of her.故選D,noticed注意。
12. 這里想表達很快,她撿起了掉在山洞里的一片木頭,故選B。
13.根據(jù)she took a piece of wood that had fallen into the cave, and, using her glasses as a magnifying glass,故選C。
14.這里想說Lewis吃驚和激動的看著,故選C,excitement激動。
15.根據(jù)Lewis gave Susannah his heartfelt thanks.故選B,relief寬慰。
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One day, the class went on a school outing to visit some famous 4 . The children were walking towards the caves when Lewis 5 . While falling, he got 6 of Susannah, who walked next to him, and both 7 down the hole.
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