Stories　课时跟踪检测

Stories课时跟踪检测A卷Ⅰ.单句语法填空1．Herparentsmadeeveryefforttodiscourageher________becomingasinger,fortheythoughtithard.2．Youmusthavethereport________(type)inhalfanhour.Thebossistospeakatthemeetingat8pm.3．Barbaraoftenmakesascheduletogetherself________(remind)ofwhatsheistodointheday.4．Totheirgreatrelief,themissingchildreturnedhome,________(tire)butsound,afteranabsenceoftwoweeks.5．SheturnedawaywhenIcameuptoher,asifshe________(see)me.6．Themanwho____________(witness)therobberylastSundayrefusedtobeinterviewed.7．Idon'tknowhowshecanputup________hercrazyhusband.8．Theoldmancame________someoldphotographsintheruins.9．Thelittlegirlburstout________(cry)whenshefelldown.10．Thatwasthefirsttimethatwe____________(see)afilminthecinematogetherasafamilybythen.11．Itsuddenlyoccurredtome________Ihadforgottentocleantheclassroom.Ⅱ.完成句子1．____________(既然)wehavecoveredthewholechapter,wemayhaveadiscussionnexttimewemeet.2．______________________(因为对所有的事物好奇),welookaround.3．______________________(这是第一次)hehasbeenpraisedbyhisteachers.4．SeeingTom'snewhairstyle,hisfriends________________________(忽然大笑起来)．5．We____________(被耽搁)fornearlyanhouronourwaybythetrafficaccident.6．Don'tloseheartwhenyou________________________(遇到困难)．7．(2013·大纲卷阅读D)“Havingallthisinformationinoneplacecould____________(以……结束)savingyourmother'slife，”Dr.MarieSavardsaid.8．Andwearetryingto________________________(想出有效的方法)tocheckthemout.9．Thechildwas____________(以……命名)itsfather,givenitsfather'sfirstname.10．Iwasgoingtopaywhen________________________(我突然想到)Ihadleftmypurseathome.Ⅲ.阅读理解A(2015·河南省六市第一次联考)Amangoingabroadtoworkleaveshisyoungladycrying.“Don'tworry,Iwillwritetoyoueveryday,”hesaid.Foryearshedidwritetoher.Butsincehewashappywithhisjob,hehadnoimmediateplansofgoinghome.Oneday,hereceivedaweddinginvitation.Hisgirlfriendwasscheduledtobemarried.Towhom？Tothemailmanbringingregularlythelettersofherboyfriend！Indeed,distancedoesmakeheartsstruggle.Whilepresentsareimportant,lovedemandswhatisbasic：presenceofthebeloved.Marthawasbusywithherjob.Shebelievedshehadtoworkharderbecauseshelovedherfatherwhohadseriousdisease.Shehadtoprovideforhisexpensivemedicine.Herbrothersandsistersmeanwhilestayedwiththeirfathermostofthetime.Theybathedhim,sangforhim,spoon­fedhimorsimplykepthimcompany.OnedayMarthawashurt.Sheoverheardherfathertellinghermother，“AllourchildrenlovemeexceptMartha.”“Howcanthisbe？”Marthathought.“AmInottheonekillingmyselfinmyworktohavemoneytobuyforhismedicine？MybrothersandsistersdonotevenprovidetheirshareintheexpensesasmuchasIdo.”Onenight,asMarthawasasusuallateingoinghome,shepeepedforthefirsttimeintheroomwhereherfatherwaslying.Shenoticedthatherfatherwasstillawake.Shedecidedtocomecloseathisbedside.Herfatherheldherhandsandsaid，“Imissyou.Idon'thavemuchtime.Staywithme.”Andshestayedwithherfatherholdinghishandthewholenight.ThenextmorningMarthasaidtoeveryone，“Ihavetakenaleaveofabsence.Iwouldliketobewithmyfather.Iwillbathehimandsingforhimfromnowon.”Herfatherhadabeautifulsmile.HeknewthistimeMarthalovedhim.Aschildren,weneedtheassuringpresenceofourlovedones.Adultpeopleneednoless.1．WhydidMarthaworksohard?A．Shelikedtoworkmorethanattendingherfather.B．Itwasherdutytoearnmoneyforthefamily.C．Herbrothersandsistershadnojobsandcouldgainnomoney.D．Shehadtoearnmoneytopayforherfather'smedicine.2．Herfather'swords“AllourchildrenlovemeexceptMartha”showedthat______.A．herfatherthoughtnothingofmoneyB．herfathermorevaluedhisdaughter'spresenceC．herfatherunderstoodhisdaughterD．herfatherwastiredofhisdaughter3．HowdidMarthawinherfather'sfavor?A．Shestayedwithherfatherandcomfortedhim.B．Sherefusedtogainmoneyandgaveupherjob.C．Shetriedtoearnaslittlemoneyaspossible.D．Shewouldreplaceherbrothersandsisters.4．What'sthemainideaofthispassage?A．Distancecanstrengthenlove.B．Anyoneshouldlovefathermost.C．Companyismoreimportantthanpresents.D．Allchildrenmustaccompanytheirparents.B(2015·泉州质检)MatthewAmesreturnedtoBrisbanefromMelbourneattheweekendafterexperiencingoneofmanyroundsofsurgery,becomingAustralia'sfirstbionic(仿生学的)man.MatthewAmeswasathomeonMondaymorning,adjustingtonationalmediaattentionandlifewithtitaniumrods(钛杆)inwhatremainsofhisarmsandlegs.Ifallgoestoplan,laterintheyearhewillhavemoresurgerytofixbionicprosthetics(假肢)．Itallstarted15monthsago,whentheOriginEnergyengineer—wholivedwithhiswifeDianeandfourchildreninCampHillinBrisbane'seast—beganfeelinglikehewascomingdownwiththe“manflu”.Aweeklaterhewasinhospital,senselessandonlifesupport,whichwascausedbyadeadlyformofbacteria.“Hehada99%chanceofdying，”Matthew'ssonLuke,9,saidinaprogram,SundayNightwhichdrewmorethan2.12millionviewersnationally.Matthew'syoungersonsBen,8,andWill,7,added：“Andonly1%ofliving.”ProudlyWillconcluded：“Andthe1%wonagainstthe99%.”Matthew'sfamiliesweretoldMatthew'sonlychanceofsurvivalwastohavehisfourlimbsremoved.ForDiane,thechoicewaseasy.Shecouldnotallowtheirchildrentogrowupwithoutafather.Eventually,Matthewcameto,onlytofindhehadnoarmsandlegs.OnMonday,heisattendingaPrideofAustraliaMedalceremonyforwhichhehasbeennominated(被提名)inthecouragecategory.“The40­year­oldisslowlygettingusedtoafewmorepeopleknowingabouthisstory，”hissisterKatetoldFairfaxMedia.“Wetoldhisstorysothathewasknowntothekids,andthuspeoplewouldn'tstopandstare，”Katecontinued.“We'renotsurewhattoexpectnowthathisstoryhasairedacrossAustralia.Theeffectitwouldhaveinapositivewayonpeopleisbeyondourexpectation.”5．FromthefirsttwoparagraphswecanlearnthatMatthewAmes________.A．hasfinishedallofhisoperationsB．isthefirstbionicmanintheworldC．isbecomingthefocusofthepublicD．hadhisarmsandlegscutcompletely6．FromwhatMatthewAmes'sonssay,wecanconcludethat________.A．itwasawonderfortheirfathertoescapefromdeathB．mostdoctorsrefusedtooperateontheirfatherC．thesons'loveisthecureoftheirfather'sdiseaseD．thesons'praymovedGodandsavedtheirfather7．WhatwastheattitudeofMatthew'swifewhenhewasadvisedtocuthislegsandarms?A．Doubtful. B．Supportive.C．Cautious. D．Casual.8．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．ALuckyFather B．ABionicManC．ANationalHero D．AReliableHusbandⅣ.语法填空(2015·河南省普通高等学校招生适应性考试)IwasinthelineatMcdonald's.Iwasgoingtowalktoordermyfood__1__Inoticedayoungman,whowasnothavingthebestofluckanditshowedonhisface.Hewalkedincarryinghis__2__(belong)inatornplasticbag.Imovedoversohecouldorder.Helookedattheboard,checkedhispocketsanddidn'tseemtohaveenoughforanything.So,heturnedaroundandwalkedout.Ipickedupmycoffeeandfollowed__3__out.He__4__(go)maybefivepaceswhenIshouted，“Hey!Doyouwantapizza？”Alittle__5__(embarrass),hesaid，“Idon'thaveanymoney.”Itoldhim__6__(come)onbackin.WeapproachedthecashierandIsaid,“Whatkinddoyouwant？”He__7__(whisper)，“Sandwich.”Isaid，“Goahead.Tellherwhatyouwant.”“BeefSandwich，”hesaid.Thecashierlookedatmeandsaid，“Isthatit？”Ilookedathim，“Doyouwantanything__8__？”“CanIhaveacoffee？”heaskedme.Isaid，“Yes.Tellher.”Hedid.Thetotalcameto$2.30,whichwassmallchange__9__(compare)towhatthetypicalpersonspendsinaday.Buttohim,itmadeagreat__10__(different)1．________2.________3.________4.________5．________6.________7.________8.________9．________10.________Stories课时跟踪检测B卷Ⅰ.完形填空(2015·贵州省适应性考试)Lucywalkedintoagrocerystore.Sheaskedthestoreownercautiously__1__hewouldletherchargeafew__2__.Shesoftlyexplainedthatherhusbandwasveryill.Theyhadsevenchildrenandtheyneededfood.John,thegrocer,__3__herandrequestedthatsheleavehisstoreatonce.“Please,sir!Iwillbringyouthe__4__assoonasIcan.”shebegged.Johntoldherhecouldnotgivehercreditsinceshedidnothaveachargeaccountathisstore.Standingbesidethecounterwasacustomerwhooverheardthe__5__betweenthetwo.Hewalkedforwardandtoldthegrocerthathewould__6__forwhateversheneededforherfamily.Thegrocersaidinaveryunwillingvoice,“Doyouhavea__7__？”“Yessir.”Lucyreplied,“well,putyourgrocerylistonthescales(天平)andwhateveryourgrocerylist__8__，Iwillgiveyouthatamountingroceries.”hesaid.Lucyhesitatedamoment,thenshetookoutapieceofpaper,quicklywrote__9__onit.Shethenlaidthepieceofpaperonthescalescarefully.The__10__ofthegrocerandthecustomershowedamazementwhenthescaleswent__11__.Staringatthescales,thegrocerturnedslowlytothecustomerandsaid,“I__12__believeit！”Thenthegrocer__13__thegroceriesontheothersideofthescales.Thescalesdidnot__14__sohe__15__toputmoreandmoregroceriesonthem__16__thescaleswouldholdnomore.Thegrocerstoodthereannoyingly.Finally,heseizedthepaperfromthescalesandlookedatitwithgreater__17__.Hegaveherthegrocerieshehad__18__andstoodinsilence.Itwasnotagrocerylist,itwasa(n)__19__saying:DearLord,youknowmy__20__andIamleavingthisinyourhands.1．A.that B．whetherC．why D．how2．A.fruits B．pillsC．groceries D．toys3．A.caredfor B．admiredforC．believedin D．laughedat4．A.money B．foodC．IDcard D．accountnumber5．A.story B．quarrelC．whisper D．conversation6．A.standup B．standgoodC．standguard D．standbehind7．A.chargeaccount B．pieceofpaperC．grocerylist D．creditcard8．A.weighs B．saysC．iswritten D．ismade9．A.hername B．heraddressC．something D．everything10．A.ears B．handsC．heads D．eyes11．A.upandup B．upsidedownC．downanddown D．insideout12．A.mustn't B．can'tC．needn't D．shouldn't13．A.refusedtoput B．refusedtosellC．startedputting D．startedtakingaway14．A.balance B．workC．break D．read15．A.began B．decidedC．stopped D．continued16．A.since B．ifC．until D．when17．A.amusement B．excitementC．amazement D．disappointment18．A.bought B．chargedC．adjusted D．gathered19．A.leader B．prayerC．expression D．idiom20．A.choices B．needsC．debts D．puzzlesⅡ.阅读理解(2015·石景山区一模)Theillegalivory(象牙)tradehasbeenamajorprobleminAfricafordecades.Poachers(偷猎者)havekilledhundredsofthousandsofelephantstoobtainivory.Now,affectedareasaretakingaction.TheInternationalUnionforConservationofNature(IUCN)announcedonWednesdaykeyAfricanstateswherepoachingtakesplacehavepromisedtostoptheivorytradetoprotectelephants.Overthepastfewdays,topofficialsandexpertsfrom30statesmetattheAfricanElephantSummit.Theconference,organizedbytheIUCNandthegovernmentofBotswana,washeldinGaboroneBotswana.ConservationeffortswillincludeChinaandThailand,wheremuchoftheivoryissent.“NowisthetimeforAfricaandAsiatojoinforcestoprotectthisuniversallyvaluedspecies，”saidBotswanaPresidentIanKhama.Inthe1980s,asmanyas1millionelephantsacrossAfricawerekilledfortheirivory.Theivorywasusedtomakejewelryandotheritems.Thiscontinueduntil1989,whentheConventiononInternationalTradeinEndangeredSpecies(CITES)votedtobanallthetradeinivory.Asaresult,demandforivoryfell.Governmentscrackeddownonpoachers.Elephantpopulationsslowlybegantoincrease.However,thisprogresswasshort­lived.AccordingtotheIUCN,2011sawthehighestlevelsofpoachingandillegalivorytradinginatleast16years.Around25,000elephantswerekilledinAfricathatyear.DatafromtheIUCNshowsevenhigherlevelsofillegaltrademayhavebeenreachedin2013.“Withanestimated22,000elephantsillegallykilledin2012,wecontinuetofaceacriticalsituation，”saidJohnE.Scanlon,CITESSecretary­General.“CurrentelephantpoachinginAfricaremainsfartoohigh,andcouldsoonleadtolocalextinctionifthepresentkillingratecontinues.”AttheAfricanElephantSummit,keyAfricanstateswhereelephantsmaketheirhomeagreedtodevelopa“zero­toleranceapproach”topoaching.Thedealcallsformaximumsentencesforpoachersandhunters,andincreasedcooperationbetweenaffectedstates.Officialsarecommittedtoclassifyingwildlifetrafficking(交易)asaseriouscrime—andtomakingsurethatthepeoplewhocommititarepunished.Allparticipantsattheconferenceagreedtosignthedeal.Withthesestatesworkingtogether,theremanyyetbehopeforelephants.1．ThepurposeofholdingtheAfricanElephantSummitisto________.A．preventelephantsfrombeingpoachedB．makenewlawstopunishpoachersC．collectmoneyforelephants'protectionD．callforAfricancountriestosaveelephants2．WhyareChinaandThailandmentionedinthetext?A．Elephantsneedprotectinginthesetwocountries.B．Theivoryisillegallysoldinthesetwocountries.C．Theyknowhowtoprotectwildlifelikeelephants.D．Theypreferjewelryandotheritemsmadeofivory.3．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph5?A．Thegovernmentsdonothingtoprotectanimals.B．ElephantpoachinginAfricaisoutofcontrol.C．Alargenumberofelephantshavebeenkilled.D．Illegalivorytradingistoblamefortheelephants'extinction.4．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．WildAnimalsAreatRiskB．NewHopeforC．ElephantsNeedOurHelpD．WildlifeProtectioninAfricaⅢ.任务型阅读(2015·洛阳一模)AlbertEinsteinofferedusmorethanjusttheamazingtheoryofrelativityandE＝mc2.Throughhispersistenceinhisdiscoveriesinscience,Einsteinshinedalightonhoweachofuscandotheimpossiblebyworkinghard,experiencingfailure，andvaluingpeople.__1__●SimplifyYourWork“Ifyoucan'texplainittoasixyearsold,youdon'tunderstandityourself.”—AlbertEinsteinThemorecomplicatedyouhavetomakesomethingseem,themoreyoudonotunderstandtheinnerworkingsofit.__2__Didtheymakeeventhemostcomplicatedtopicsfullofvocabularythatyoudidnotunderstandordidtheymakeiteasiertounderstandbysimplifying?●LiveinthePresent“Ineverthinkofthefuture—itcomessoonenough.”—AlbertEinstein__3__Youcantrytogetyourselfworriedaboutthefutureandmakeplansthatmaynotworkoutaccordingtoplans.Whatmattersmostislivingnow,today.Doyourbestrightnowanddonotworryabouttomorrow.●WorkTowardstheImpossible“Onlythosewhoattempttheabsurdcanachievetheimpossible.”—AlbertEinsteinIfitseemsridiculoustoothersandyouarewillingtotaketherisk,thenyouareabletoachievetheimpossible.__4__Youcompletewhatwasonceanobstacle.●ValuePeople“Lifeisn'tworthliving;unlessitislivedforsomeoneelse.”—AlbertEinsteinIfyouputpeoplefirst,theywillvalueyouandconsideryouapersonwhogenuinelycaresaboutothers.__5__Showthemthatyouvaluethem.Thankthemandsendcomplimentstheirway.Itwillnotonlymaketheirdaybetter,buttheywillappreciateitandrememberwhatyouhavedoneforthem.A．Spendatleastafewminutesoutofyourbusydaytalkingwithpeoplewithoutanydistraction.B．Scientistsindifferentfieldsareinterestedintheuniquetheoryofrelativity.C．Whenyougobeyondwhatothersthinkisreasonable,anamazingthingstartstohappen.D．Thinkdifferently,andyoumayfindyouranswer.E．Evenifyouarenotascientist,youcanapplytheselifelessonstoyourownlife.F．Youareonlyguaranteedthemomentthatyouhaverightnow,atthismoment.G．Thinkaboutthebestteachersthatyouhavehadinyourlife.答案Stories课时跟踪检测A卷Ⅰ.1.from2.typed3.reminded4.tired5．hadn'tseen6.hadwitnessed7.with8.across9.crying10.hadseen11.thatⅡ.1.Nowthat2.Curiousabouteverything3.Itisthefirsttimethat4.burstoutlaughing/intolaughter5.wereheldup6．comeacrossdifficulties7.endup8.figureoutanefficientdafter10.itsuddenlyoccurredtomethatⅢ.语篇解读：本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。Martha的父亲因病重需要昂贵的医药费，于是她努力赚更多的钱，但是她的父亲仍然希望她能够陪伴在身边。最终她决定放下工作全心照顾自己的父亲。文章以此来说明一个道理：陪在心爱的人身边比什么都重要。1．选D细节理解题。根据第三段第二、三句可知，Martha工作如此努力的原因是她不得不赚钱来支付父亲昂贵的医药费。2．选B推理判断题。根据倒数第三段倒数第二句可推知，Martha的父亲所说的话表明他更看重的是女儿陪伴在身边。3．选A推理判断题。根据倒数第三段最后一句并结合倒数第二段前三句可推知，Martha放下工作回到家陪伴父亲并安慰他，这样一来，她让父亲知道她也爱他。4．选C主旨大意题。根据第二段并结合全文内容可知，本文通过这个故事想要告诉读者的是：陪伴比礼物更重要。语篇解读：这是一篇新闻报道，报道了澳大利亚人MatthewAmes因病不得不截去四肢以挽救其生命，手术后，Matthew又通过多次手术安装了假肢，他战胜病魔的意志和决心鼓舞了很多人。5．选C细节理解题。根据第一段倒数第二句可知，他正成为公众焦点。6．选A推理判断题。根据第三段中的“Hehada99%chanceofdying”和第五段中的“Andthe1%wonagainstthe99%.”可推断A项正确。7．选B推理判断题。根据第六段第二、三句可判断他妻子Diane是支持他截肢保命的。8．选B主旨大意题。这是一则关于MatthewAmes因病截肢后安装人工假肢的新闻报道，所以用ABionicMan作为标题合适。Ⅳ.1.when2.belongings3.him4.hadgone5.embarrassed6.tocome7.whispered8.else/pared10．differenceStories课时跟踪检测B卷Ⅰ.语篇解读：本文是一篇记叙文。Lucy的丈夫病重，家里生活窘迫，不得已向杂货店老板John赊账，可是遭到了嘲笑和拒绝。在一位顾客的担保下，J