2020届江苏省淮安市六校联盟高三第三次学情调查英语试题

六校联盟2020届高三 年级 六年级体育公开课教案九年级家长会课件PPT下载六年级家长会PPT课件一年级上册汉语拼音练习题六年级上册道德与法治课件 第三次学情调查英语试题注意:本试卷分第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两大部分。答案全部做在答题纸上。总分120分。考试时间120分钟。第一卷（选择题，共85分）第一部分:听力（共两节，满分20分）做题时，先将答案划在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）听下面5段对话。每段材料后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】Whatwillthewomandorightaftershetypestheletter?A.Haveameal.B.Changeherclothes.C.Takethecar.【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【HowmuchwillthewomanpayfortheT-shirtandthejeans?A.$10.B.$20.C.$30.【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?Shehasafever.Shelooksverytirednow.Shefellasleepinanoutdoorchair.【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?Theweatherthisyear.Waterconservation.Theimportanceofwashing.【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【WhatisthemanlikelytodoonFriday?A.Seethenewexhibition.B.Watchabaseballgame.C.Finishareport.第二节（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读每个小题，听完后，每小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间，每段对话读两遍。听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【WhydoesMrs.Thompsonwanttoseethespeakersaccordingtothegirl?Theclassleadersreportedthemtoher.Shewillaskthemtorunforclassmonitor.Theywerenotveryactivethismorning.Whatdoestheboysuggesttheydo?A.Gotothehallway.B.Sharetheresponsibility.C.Continuetheclassdiscussion.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【What’stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?C.Husbandandwife.C.Lookatsomesamples.A.Bossandsecretary.B.Directorandcustomer.Whatdoesthemanhavetodoat2:00p.m.tomorrow?A.Makeaphonecall.B.Sendanemail.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Ontopofamountain.B.Inaparkinglot.Howfaristhelakefromthetop?A.About20minutes’walk.B.About40minutesWhatcolorwillthelakebewhenthespeakersarrive?A.Orange.B.Blue.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【【C.Ataticketbooth.walk.C.About3hours’walk.C.Green.Whereistheartexhibitiontakingplace?A.Atanartgallery.B.Atashoppingmall.C.Atanexhibitioncenter.Whatdoesthemanthinkoftheplaceoftheexhibitionnow?A.Itisstrange.B.Itisordinary.C.Itiscool.Whatisbeingshowninthepaintingsectionoftheexhibition?Mainlyclassicalpaintings.Largelycontemporarypaintings.Anequalnumberofclassicalpaintingsandcontemporarypaintings.Whichsectionisthemostpopular?A.Thevideosection.B.Thesculpturesection.C.Thephotographysection.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。HowoldwasDavewhenhisfatherpassedaway?A.15.B.10.C.5.WhatdidDavedointheevenings?Heearnedsomemoney.Hedidhouseworkforthefamily.Hedrovehisbrothertosomeplaces.WhointroducedAndrewatthegraduationceremony?Hissoccercoach.Theschoolheadmaster.Theheadoftheschooldistrict.WhathappenedduringAndrew’sspeech?Hismotherstartedcrying.Andrewthankedhisfather.Daverealizedhishardworkhadpaidoff.第二部分:单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ThelargepassengeraircraftC919AC101,independentlydesignedanddevelopedbyChina,turnedouttobeahugesuccess.B.contradictoryD.compulsoryAcontroversialC.commercial—-WhatdoyouthinkofStevenHawking?-—Despitehisdisabledbody,hewasamanofscientificnature,worthyofadmiration.A.oneB.whoC.thatD.thisTheInternetgivespeoplethechancetohavetheinformationtheylookforwardtothemquicklyandcheaply.A.todeliverB.tobedeliveredC.todeliveringD.todeliveredShethereasonsforherresignationinalongletter.A.setoutB.putoutC.letoutD.workoutSeeingtheirsonbackhomesafeandsoundthecouplesmiled.A.inpeaceB.inreliefC.inreturnD.inturn-—Mr.Smithissaid-—Yes.Heworkedinourfactoryfor35years!Whatagoodworker!do|||veretiredB.shouldhefollowD.hadhefollowedD.toberetiredA.toretireB.tohavebeenretiring-Ican'tbelieveit.Tomfailedthetestagain!-Hewouldnotbesoupsetnow_youradvice.A.wouldhefollowC.didhefollowthetwopresidents,ChinaandSurinamesignedanumberofcooperationdocumentssuchissuesasjointlybuildingtheBeltandRoadandmutualvisaexemptions（免除）.A.Towitness;coveredB.Witnessing;tocoverC.Beingwitnessedby;coveringD.Witnessedby;covering——WherewastheTVseriesGoodBye,MyPrincessmade?——ItwasintheHengdianMovie&TelevisionBasemanyantiquebuildingsstand.A.whereB.whatC.thatD.howImitatingothers'actionsinTikTokbeverydangerous,soyoubetoocareful.A.should;oughttoB.could;shouldC.might;mustn'tD.can;can'tAbout10bike-sharingcompanieshavegonebrokesincelastSeptember,failingtoreturndepositstousersandtheirdesertedbicyclescrowdingsidewalks.A.someofwhichB.someofthemC.ofwhichsomeD.whichofthem—Haveyouheardthatourprimaryschoolwillbetorndownnextyear?—Really?Isupposeitissuchbadnewsmostofitsformerandpresentstudentswillfeelupsetabout.A.thatB.whichC.asD.whatWithglobalizationsweepingtheworld,learningforeignlanguageswillbecomeincreasinglynecessaryifacountryeconomically.A.willcompeteB.weretocompeteC.istocompeteD.competes---Hi,Bob!Thanksalotforlendingmethemoney!!Oh,bythewaytheinterestrateis10%.A.WithregardsB.WithpleasureC.NosweatD.Noway———AreyougoingtoattendJayChouconcertinSingaporeinJanuary2020?-—Ihaventmadeupmymind.ItisstillA.upintheairB.betweenthelinesC.tothepointD.overthemoon第三部分：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项A、RC和D中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Trulyhappyandsuccessfulpeoplegetthatwaybybecomingthebest,mostgenuine（真实的）versionofthemselves.Notontheoutside-ontheinside.It'snotaboutabrandora36.It'saboutreality:whoyoureallyare.Soundssimple,Iknow.Theproblemis,it'sveryhardtodo,ittakesalotofwork,anditcantakealifetimeto-37itout.38worthdoinginlifeisevereasy.Ifyouwanttodogreatwork,it'sgoingtotakealotofhardworktodoit.Andyou'regoingtohavetobreakoutofyourcomfortzoneandtakesome39thatwillscareyousomuch.Butwhat'sthe40oflifeifnotfindingyourselfandtryingtobecomethebest?That'swhatSteveJobs41whenhesaid:Yourtimeis42一，sodon'twasteitlivingsomeoneelse'slife.Don'tletthenoiseofothers'opinions43yourowninnervoice.Youhaveto.44something-yourgut（直觉）,fate,life,or45.This46hasneverletmedown,andithasmadeallthedifferenceinmylife.Now,let'sforamomentbe47aboutthis.Insightfulasthatadvicemaybe,itsoundsalittletoo48toresonate（共鸣）withtoday'squick-fixculture.Thesedays,ifyoucan'ttellpeopleexactlywhattodoandhowtodoit,it49deafears.Notonlythat,butwhatJobswastalkingabout,whatImtalkingabout,requiresfocusanddiscipline,tw（thatareveryhardto50thesedays.Why?Because,focusanddisciplinearehard.It'ssomucheasierto51todistraction（分心、）.Easyandaddictive.There'sabusinessconceptcalledopportunitycost.Whenyouchooseonecourseofaction,youmissoutonalltheotheropportunitiesyoumighthavechosento52butdidn't.People53stoptoconsiderthatuntilit'stoolate.Andyet,theopportunityforadventureisrightthereinfrontofeachandeveryoneofus.Untilyoutakeit,youneverknowwhatyoumight_54.Allyouhavetodois55__thejourney.So,takeaction!36.A.personalityB.reputationC.talentD.quality37.A.putB.leaveC.figureD.check38.A.NothingB.AnythingC.SomethingD.Everything39.A.rewardsB.chancesC.responsibilitiesD.advantages40.A.aimB.effectC.senseD.result41.A.plannedB.informedC.mentionedD.meant42.A.endlessB.limitedC.randomD.abundant43.A.submittoB.caterforC.drownoutD.danceto44.A.trustB.denyC.admireD.forget45.A.howeverB.whicheverC.whateverD.whenever46.A.truthB.approachC.imaginationD.action47.A.realisticB.enthusiasticC.energeticD.optimistic48.A.fragileB.dynamicC.challengingD.consistent49.A.turnsoutB.bringsaboutC.fallsonD.involvesin50.A.comebyB.standbyC.careforD.lookfor51.A.getdownB.giveinC.giveriseD.payattention52A.preserveB.createC.pursueD.abandon53.A.frequentlyB.activelyC.rarelyD.passively54.A.relieveB.surviveC.believeD.achieve55.A.enjoyB.startC.designD.expect第四部分：阅读理解（每小题2分，共15小题，满分30分）请认真阅读从短文后各题所给的ARGD四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答HowMuchSleepDoYouNeed?Whenyou'restrugglingtomeetthedemandsofmodernlife,cuttingbackonsleepcanseemliketheonlyanswer.Whocanaffordtospendsomuchtimesleeping?Thetruthisthatyoucan'taffordnotto.Recentlyweinterviewed1,000peopleabouttheirsleephabits,findingthreemainmythsaboutsleeping.MythsandFactsMyth1:Gettingjustonehourlesssleeppernightwon'taffectyourdaytimefunctioningYoumaynotbenoticeablysleepyduringtheday.Butevenslightlylesssleepcanaffectyourabilitytothinkproperlyandrespondquickly.Myth2:Extrasleepatnightcancureyouoftheproblemofexcessivedaytimetiredness.Notonlyisthequantityofsleepimportantbutalsothequalityofsleep.Somepeoplesleep8or9hoursanightbutdon'tfeelwellrested.Myth3:Youcanmakeupforlostsleepduringtheweekbysleepingmoreontheweekends.Althoughthissleepingpatternwillhelprelievepartofasleepdebt,itwillnotcompletelymakeupforthelackofsleep.Furthermore,sleepinglateronweekendscanaffectyoursleep-wakecyclesothatitismuchhardertogotosleepattherighttimeonSundaynightsandgetuponMondaymornings.Theaverageadultsleepslessthan7hourspernightintoday-pacedsociety.6or飞hoursofsleepmaysoundprettygood.Inreality,itisacauseofchronic(慢性的)sleeploss.Whilesleeprequirementsvaryslightlyfrompersontoperson,mosthealthyadultsneedbetween7.5to9hoursofsleeppernighttofunctionattheirbest.Childrenandteensneedevenmore.Anddespitethenotionthatoursleepneedsdecreasewithage,olderpeoplestillneedatleast7.5to8hoursofsleep.AverageSleepNeedsAgeHoursNewborns(0-2months)12-18Infants(3monthsto1year)14-15Toddlers(1to3yeras)12-14Preschoolers(3to5years)11-13Schoolchildren(5to12years)10-11Teens(12to18years)8.5-10Adults(18+)7.5-9Howmuchsleepdoesaseniorhighschoolstudentneedperweek?A.Nolessthan42.5hoursB.Nolessthan70hoursC.Atleast59.5hoursD.Atleast50hoursTheauthor'spurposeinwritingthisarticleisto.advisereaderstobalancesleepandwork.helpreaderstodevelophealthysleephabits.explaintheimportanceofagoodnight'ssleep.shareanewfindingontheaveragesleepneedsBScientistshaveprovedthatpettingcatsanddogsforjusttenminutesisaneffectivewaytoreducestresslevels.Scientistsshowedthatthegeneralwell-beingofstudentsimprovesquickly,witheventhosewhoarehighlystressedshowing"significant"reductionincortisollevels-achemicalproducedbyourbodiesintimesofstress.Manyuniversitieshaveadopted''PetYourStressAway''programswherestudentscaninteractwithcatsordogsanditappearstobepayingdividendsnow.Theresearch,conductedbyWashingtonStateUniversity,showsthatpetsimprovestudents'moodsandtheirpresencehasstressrelievingphysiologicalbenefits.''Just10minutescanhaveasignificantimpact,''saidPatriciaPendry,anassociateprofessorinWSU'sDepartmentofHumanDevelopment.''Studentsinourstudythatinteractedwithcatsanddogshadasignificantreductionincortisol,amajorstresshormone.''Thisisthefirststudythathasdemonstratedreductionsinstudents'cortisollevelsduringareal-lifeintervention.Theteamchose249collegestudentsandputthemintofourrandomgroupsandcomparedtheeffectsofdifferentexposurestoanimals.Thefirstgroupwereprovided10minutesofhands-oninteractionwithdogsandcats.Thesecondgroupwaitedinlinewhileobservingotherspettingtheanimals.Thethirdgroupwatchedaslideshowofthesameanimals,whilethefourthgroupwas''waitlisted.''Salivarycortisolsampleswerecollectedfromeachparticipantstartingfromthemomenttheywokeupinthemorning.Thereweresignificantlylesscortisolinthesalivaofstudentswhohaddirectinteractionwiththepets.''Wealreadyknewthatstudentsenjoyinteractingwithanimals,andthatithelpsthemexperiencemorepositiveemotions,''DrPendrysaid.''Whatwewantedtolearnwaswhetherthisexposurewouldhelpstudentsreducetheirstressinalesssubjectiveway.''''Anditdid,whichisexcitingbecausethereductionofstresshormonesmay,overtime,havesignificantbenefitsforphysicalandmentalhealth.''Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?Themorestressyouhave,thelesscortisolyourbodyproduce.WashingtonStateUniversityhasadopted''PetYourStressAway''programs.Thereductionofstresshormonescanmerelybebeneficialtostudents’mentalhealth.Allgroupsdidn’tinteractwithdogsandcatsfortenminutes.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase''paydividends''inparagraph3probablymean?A.payoffB.endinfailureC.payapriceD.makenodifferenceWhereisthepassagemostprobablytakenfrom?A.afashionmagazineB.anofficialdocumentC.aneducationaljournalD.anadvertisementforpetsCWhenacaterpillar（【【）pretendstobeasnaketokeepoffpotentialpredators（【【【）【itstobetreatedlikeone.ThisisexactlywhathappenedinCostaRicaearlierthisyear,whenresearcherswitnessedahummingbirddefendingitsnestfromwhatitinterpretedtobeasnake,butwasactuallyacaterpillar,whichwasfeedingonaleafabovethenest.Thesecaterpillarsresembleflatdriedleavesasadults.Theycanexpandthetopoftheirheadstoexposeapairofeyespotsthatdiscouragepotentialpredators.Whendisturbed,theyraisetheirheadupandmovefromsidetoside,increasingthesnake-likeappearance.Inparticulartheyresembleagreenparrotsnake,knowntofeedonnestingbirds.Hummingbirdshaveafewstylesofflying:visitingflowers,feedingonsometinyinsects,chasingeachotherandmatingterritory（【【）displayflights.Mobbing（【【）behaviordirectedagainstathreattotheirnestismucommonbuteasytorecognizeifyouknowtheirflightbehaviors.TheinteractionofthecaterpillarandthehummingbirdstookplaceinCostaRica.Thecomingsandgoingsofthefemalehummingbirdarounditsnestmayhavedisturbedthecaterpillar,causingittoexposeitseyespots,whichinmobbingbehaviorturncausedthehummingbirdtodefenditsnestusingwhatisreferredtoasThecaterpillarwasunabletofeedduringthe26-minutesofnearlycontinuousattacks.Mostofthebird’movementswerecautious,butincludedquickattackstopeckorbitetheeyespots.Itwasdifficultforeitherthebirdorcaterpillartowithdrawfromthestandoff（【【）【witprotectingitsnestandthecaterpillarjusttryingtofinishitsleafymeal.Eventuallythecaterpillargaveuponeatingandcrawledawaywhilestillunderattack,andthehummingbirdcontinuednormalnestingbehavior.Whenbirdsexhibitthismobbingbehaviortargetingsnakedeyes,itoftenendswithsnakesbeingkilledbyrepeatedbitesandpecksnearthehead.Asforcreaturesthatimitatesnakestoprotectthemselvesfrombeingeaten,cantheyinturnprotectthemselves?Becausethehummingbirdbehaviorwastypicalanti-snakebehavior,itcanbeconsideredreplicable（【【【【）.Futurestudiesofthisbehaviorcanbeconductedusingatiny,caterpillarrobot.Itshouldberemotecontrolled,lightenoughtoattachtoaleaforstem,andwireless.Withsucharobot,researcherscouldvarytheeye-likenatureandcontrastofspotsontheheadoftherobottotestvariousresponsesofnest-defendingbirds.Astudylikethiscoulddefinitivelytesttheeffectsofeye-likeversusotherimitatingpatterningforexcitingthedefensiveattacks.And,itturnsoutthatthecaterpillarfeedsonaleafonthesameplant,asfarawayfromthenestaspossible!Whatdoweknowaboutcaterpillarsandhummingbirdsfromthepassage?Theybelongtothesamespecies.Theyarenaturalenemiesofeachother.Theyareinsectsandbirdsrespectively.Theycompeteagainsteachotherforterritory.Hummingbirdswillshowtheirmobbingbehaviorswhenvisitors.A.arepickingflowersB.arechasingeachotherC.interrupttheireatingleavesD.setfootontheirterritoriesWhyisneitherthehummingbirdnorthecaterpillarwillingtowithdrawatfirst?Becausethehummingbirdistryingtofinishitsleafymeal.Becausethecaterpillarisprotectingthehummingbird’snest.Becausetheybehaveinthiswayoutoftheirowninterest.Becausethereisagreenparrotsnakewatchingthem.Atinycaterpillarrobotcanbeusedto.imitatetheanti-snakebehaviorresponsestestnest-defendingbirdssbehaviortakecontrolofthesnakeguardagainstthedefensiveattacksDDadandIlovedbaseballandhatedsleep.OnemidsummerdawnwhenIwasnine,wedrovetothelocalparkwithourbaseballs,gloves,andYankeescaps.''Ifyouthoughtnightbaseballwasathrill,justwait,''Dadtoldme.''Morningaircarriestheballlikeyou'veneverseen.''Hewasright.Ourfastballschargedfasterandlandedmorelightly.Theechoesofourcatchespoppedasthesunroseoverthedew-sprinkledfields.Theparkwasalloursforabouttwohours.Thenayoungmotherpushedherstrollertowardus.Whensheneared,Dadpolitelyleanedoverthestroller,waved,andgavethebabyhisbestsmile.Themotherstaredathimforasecond,andthenrushedaway.Dadcoveredhismouthwithhishandandwalkedtothecar.''Let'sgo,bud,''hesaid.''I'mnotfeelingwell.''Amonthearlier,Bell'spalsy（贝尔氏神经麻痹）hadstruckDad,paralyzingtherightsideofhisface.Itlefthimslurringwordsandwithadroopyeyelid.Hecouldhardlydrinkfromacupwithoutspillingontohisshirt.Andhissmile,whichonceeasedthepainofplaygroundcutsandburstforthatthementionofMickJagger,WoodyAllen,orhisveryownYankees,wasgone.AsIslumpedinthecar,Ibegansuspectingthatoursunriseparkvisitwasn'taboutwatchingdaylightliftaroundus.Thiswashisefforttoavoidstares.Itwasasolemndrivehome.Afterthatday,Dadspentmoretimeindoors.Helefttheshopping,driving,andLittleLeaguegamestoMom.Afreelanceeditor,heturnedourdiningroomintohisofficeandburiedhimselfinmanuscripts.Henolongerwantedtoplaycatch.Atphysicaltherapy,Dadobeyedthedoctor:''Nowsmileaswideasyoucan.Nowliftyourrightcheekwithyourhand.Nowtrytowhistle.''Onlythesoundofblowingaircameout.MyearliestmemorieswereofDadwhistlingtoFrankSinatraorBobbyMcFerrin.Healwayswhistled.Hehadtaughtmetowhistletoo.Oftheroughly40,000AmericanssufferingBell'spalsyeveryyear,mostrecoverinseveralweeks.Othercasestakeafewmonthstoheal.Butafternineweeksoftherapy,thedoctorconfessedshecouldn'thelpDad.''I'veneverseenanythinglikethis,''shetoldhimafterhisfinalsession.Thenshehandedhimthebill.Dadcopedthroughhumor.Heoccasionallygrabbederasablemarkersanddrewaneven-sidedwidesmileacrosshisface.Othertimes,hepracticedhisElvisimpersonation,jokingthathiscurledlipsallowedhimtoperfecthisperformanceof''HoundDog''.BythetimeIenteredfourthgradethatSeptember,Dadcouldblinkhisrighteyeandspeakclearlyagain.Buthissmilestillhadn'treturned.SoImadeasecretvow:Iwouldaromasmilesofanykind.Nothingaboutfourthgrademadethiseasy.Classmateswerebotholdenoughtolaughaboutpopcultureandyoungenoughtoappreciatefartjokes.KidscalledmeFrownytheDwarf.(Iwasthreefootten.)Teachersaccompaniedmeintohallways,askingwhatwaswrong.BreakingthepromiseIhadmademyselfwastempting,butIcouldn'tletDadnotsmilealone.WhenIaskedmyPEcoach,''What'ssogreataboutsmiling?"Hemademedopush-upswhiletherestoftheclassplayedWiffleball.ThenhecalledDad.Ineverlearnedwhattheydiscussed.ButwhenIgotofftheschoolbusthatafternoon,IsawDadwaitingforme,holdingourglovesandball.Forthefirsttimeinmonths,wegotinthefamilycarandwenttotheparkforacatch.''It'sbeentoolong,''hesaid.Roughlyahalf-dozenfathersandsonslinedthefieldwithglovedarmsintheair.Dadcouldn'tsmile,buthebeamed,andsodidI.Sundowncamequickly.Thefield'swhitelightsglowed,andeveryoneelseleft.ButDadandIthreweverythingfromcurveballstofollyfloatersintothenight.Wehadcatchinguptodo.WhydidDadchoosetoplaybaseballsonesummerdawn?Theycouldperformbetterinthemorning.Morningairwasmoresuitableforplayingbaseball.Hetriedtoescapeothers'attentiontohisface.DTheparkwasemptyandtheycouldenjoythemselves.Theunderlinedphrase''abstainfrom''inParagraph16isclosestinmeaningto''''.A.seekforB.giveupC.recoverfromD.breakintoWhatcanweinferfromtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph17?Theboylosthisabilitytosmile.Theboycouldn'tappreciatepopculture.CTheboymHI|||lsufferedmanywrongs.D.TheboytrieMHMsttomakeFathersmile.Whydidthefatheraccompanyhissontotheparkforacatchthatnight?A.Hehadmadeacompleterecovery.Hethoughtnightbaseballwasathrill.HewasinstructedbythePEcoachtodoso.Heintendedhissontoreturntonormal.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor'sfather?A.Selflessandlucky.B.Responsibleandhumorous.C.Sensitiveandstubborn.D.Generousanddetermined.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.LosingMyFather'sSmileB.MakingaHiddenSecretC.PlayingBaseballintheMorningD.RecoveringfromaFaceIllness第二卷（非选择题，共35分）第五部分:任务型阅读（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后 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中的空格里填上一个最恰当的单词。注意:请将答案写在答题纸上。Friendsinyourlifearelikepillarsonyourporch.Sometimestheyholdyouupandsometimestheyleanonyou.Sometimesit'sjustenoughtoknowthey’restandingby.Friendshipdoublesyourjoyanddividesyoursorrow.Afriendshipispricelessandshouldbedeveloped.RememberingthegoldenruleWithoutadoubt,thegreatesthumanrelationsprincipleistotreatotherpeoplelikeyouwanttobetreated.Whenyoushowrespectforyourfriendsandgratitudefortheirfriendship,you’llbeblessedinuntoldways.Whateverthecauseofothers'rudeness,youdon'thavetoaccentuateproblem.Akindwordoragentle,understandingsmilemayhelpthepersonmorethanreturnedrudenesswould.ConsideringenemiesasfriendsAfriendlooksafteryourowngood.Ontheotherhand,afoe（敌人）issomeonewhoisn'tinterestedinyourwell-being.Yetsomestudentsviewtheirteachersasenemies.However,astudent'ssuccessinschoolpartlydependsontheteacher'seffectivenessintheclassroom.Insteadofbeinganenemy,ateacherwhocorrectsyouandhelpsyoutoachievecanbethebestfriendyoueverhad.Sochangethiskindofthinkingandadjustyourselfalittle,bothofyouarebetteroff.MakingfriendsbybeinganoptimistDoyouenjoybeingaroundapessimist,someonewhoisgenerallydescribedasbeingabletobrightenuparoomjustbyleavingit?Theanswerisobvious.Mostpeoplehaveapreferenceforbeingaroundpeoplewhobelievethattomorrowisgoingtobebetterthantoday,ratherthanpeoplewhobelievethattodayisevenw