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    短文填空在下面短文的空白处填上一个适当的词（该词首字母已给出），将完整答案写在下边相
    应题号横线上。
    　If you don't use your arms or your legs for some time, they will become weak; when you start using
    them again, they will gradually (逐渐地) become stronger again. Everybody knows this. Yet many people
    do not seem to know that it is the s  1   with memory. When someone says that he has a good memory,
    he really means that he d  2   give it enough chance to become stronger. 　　
        If a friend says that his arms and legs are weak, we k  3   that it is his own fault. But if he tells us that
    he has a poor memory, many of us think that his p  4   are to blame, and f  5   of us know that it is just
    his own fault. 　　
        Have you e  6   found some people can't read or write but they usually have b   7   memories? This is
    b  8   they cannot read or write and they h   9    to remember things; they cannot write them down in
    a little notebook. They must remember dates, names, songs and stories; so their memory is the whole time
    being exercised. 　　
        So if you want a good memory, l  10   from these people: practise remembering.
    1．________　2．________　3．________　4．________　5．________ 　　
    6．________　7．________　8．________　9．________　10．________

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        If you don't use your arms or your legs for some time, they will become weak; when you start using them
    again, they will gradually (逐渐地) become stronger again. Everybody knows this. Yet many people do not
    seem to know that it is the same with our memory. 　　
        If a friend says that his arms and legs are weak, we know that it is his own fault. But if he tells us that he
    has a poor memory, many of us think that his parents are to blame (责怪), and few of us know that it is just
    his own fault. 　　
        Have you ever found that some people can't read or write but they usually have better memories? This is
    because they can not read or write and they have to remember things; they can not write them down in a little
    notebook. They must remember dates, names, songs and stories; so their memories are being exercised the
    whole time. 　　
        So if you want a good memory, learn from these people: practice remembering.
    1. What will happen to your arms or legs if you don't use them for some time?
        They will be ______. 
    [     ]
    A. strong
    B. broken
    C. weak
    D. hurt
    2. What does the word "fault" mean in the second paragraph?
    [     ]
    A. 困难
    B. 过错
    C. 粗心
    D. 聪明
    3. What do many of us think of the person with a poor memory?
    [     ]
    A. His parents are to blame.
    B. He isn't clever.
    C. He is foolish.
    D. His parents are very clever.
    4. Why do some people usually have better memories but they can't read or write?
        Because ______.
    [     ]
    A. they are stronger
    B. they often practice remembering things
    C. they have strong arms and legs
    D. their parents are good
    5. What does the passage mainly (主要) talk about?
    [     ]
    A. Arms.
    B. Legs.
    C. Behaviors.
    D. Memories.

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    If you don’t use your arms or your legs for some time, they will become weak; when you start using them again, they will gradually（逐渐地）become stronger again. Everybody knows this. Yet many people do not seem to know that it is the same with our memory.

    　　If a friend says that his arms and legs are weak, we know that it is his own fault. But if he tells us that he has a poor memory, many of us think that his parents are to blame（责怪）, and few of us know that it is just his own fault.

    　　Have you ever found that some people can’t read or write but they usually have better memories? This is because they can not read or write and they have to remember things; they can not write them down in a little notebook. They must remember dates, names, songs and stories; so their memories are being exercised the whole time.

    　　So if you want a good memory, learn from these people: practice remembering.

    1．What will happen to your arms or legs if you don’t use them for some time?

       They will be_________________.

       A．strong          B．broken           C．weak           D．hurt

    2．What does the word “fault” mean in the second paragraph?

       A．困难           B．过错            C．粗心            D．聪明

    3．What do many of us think of the person with a poor memory?

       A．His parents are to blame.         B．He isn’t clever.

       C．He is foolish.                    D．His parents are very clever.

    4．Why do some people usually have better memories but they can’t read or write?

       Because _________________.

       A．they are stronger               B．they often practice remembering things

       C．they have strong arms and legs    D．their parents are good

    5．What does the passage mainly（主要） talk about ?

       A．Arms.           B．Legs.          C．Behaviors.        D．Memories.

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    　　A man went to buy a piece of meat. As he didn't know how to cook meat, he asked the butcher
    (屠夫) to tell him the way of cooking it. The butcher told him how to cook it, "But I can't remember your
    words," the man said. "Will you please write them down for me?" The butcher was kind enough to write
    them down for him. The man went home happily with the meat in his hand and the note (字条) in his
    pocket (口袋). A dog followed him on the way. It jumped at him, took the meat away and ran off. The
    man stood there, not knowing what to do. Then he laughed and said, "never mind. You don't know how toeat it. The note is still in my pocket."
    1. The man went to buy a piece of meat in _______.
    A. restaurant      
    B. shop      
    C. butcher's      
    D. chemist's
    2. Why did the man asked the butcher to tell him the way to cook meat?
    A. He wasn't good at cooking meat.
    B. He can't cook meat very well.
    C. He didn't know how to cook meat.
    D. He didn't know how to eat meat.
    3. In order to (为了)remember what the butcher said, he asked the butcher _______.
    A. to say it once again.          
    B. to teach him again.
    C. to show him how to cook it.    
    D. to write it down for him.
    4. What happened in the end?
    A. He forgot to cook the meat.
    B. The dog took the meat away.
    C. He taught(教)the dog how to eat the meat.
    D. The note is still in his pocket.
    5.What do you think of the man?
    A. He was afraid of dogs.
    B. He loved dogs very much.
    C. He was a very foolish(愚蠢的)man.
    D. He didn't know how to do things.

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    Tired of bad handwriting, Richie decided to perfect his penmanship (书法) last January. Though the year progressed, his writing didn’t. “My penmanship just got worse,” he says. “I get tired of trying to write neatly.”

    Like Richie, many teenagers make resolutions in the New Year. More than half of Americans say they make a New Year’s resolution – but only one-third of them keep to it, reports the University of North Carolina, US.

    Demanding (追求) perfection  stops people working on their resolutions, says Chicago life coach Alison Miller.

    Resolutions sometimes can be unrealistic (不现实).. Going for a goal  that’s too hard to achieve can leave a person feeling sad. “Saying ‘I’m going to look like a super-model’ is going to make you unhappy,” she says.

    Sure, it’s a great idea to aim for improvement, but not all resolutions are helpful. The difference between good and bad resolutions is whether you expect too much from yourself, Miller says. For example, it’s OK to say, “I’m going to eat fewer French fries,” but striving (力争)  for a perfect body isn’t reasonable.

    Timing can also damage a resolution. Kevin M., 16, says he doesn't set resolutions because 12 months is unrealistic. “It’s too long and you start putting off keeping your resolution during summer,” he says.

    He’s considering a career in music, but says school is his main focus. Knowing how hard he has to work, he says he’ll “be lucky to get 30 minutes a day” of practice. But a bit is better than nothing, and making reminders can help you make progress. Miller says teenagers should write down their goals and say to themselves, “What can I do today to make my goal a reality?”

    “It’s just small steps along the way. It’s not about doing it all at once,” Miller says.

    1.What’s the writer’s purpose by talking Richie in the first paragraph?

    A．To advise people to keep their New Year’s resolutions.

    B．To show that some people fail to keep their New Year’s resolutions.

    C．To tell readers why Richie isn’t a good hand writer.

    D．To show why New Year’s resolutions are important.

    2.Many Americans stop working on their New Year’s resolutions because ______.

    A．they think it is silly to make resolutions

    B．they find keeping resolutions is boring

    C．the time of keeping resolutions is too short

    D．their choice of resolution turns out to be unrealistic

    3.Which of the following statements would Miller probably agree with?

    A．Teenagers should set themselves perfect goals.

    B．To achieve your goals, you needn’t write them down.

    C．People should try to realize their goals step by step.

    D．A good resolution helps people realize their possibility.

     

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