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第
3
练
个人情况
基础巩固
Ⅰ.单句语法填空
1
．
The(confuse)
mattershavemadehimunabletoconcentrateonhiswork.
2
．
Sheisconsidereda(
create) scientistandpeoplehavecometoloveher.
3
．
Dickwalkedinthefores
tcautiously
，
afraidof(attack)
bybiganimals.
4
．
M
ostpeoplethinkhighlyofhim
，
bu
t(person)
，
Ithinkheisactually
dishonest.
5
．
Myfi
rst(impress)
ofherwasthatshewasakindandthoughtfulyoungwoman.
6
．I’msurethatthegreateffortIha
vebeenmakingwillpaysomeday.
7
．Themiddle?agedmanhadtodoanextrajobaft
erwork，
forhehadabigfamily(support)
．
8
．
Theyoungmanlefthisvillage
，
(determine) nottoreturnagain.
9
．
Youareanadultnowandyouneedtoberes
ponsiblewhatyouhavedone.
10
．
Thewomansatthere
，
(reflect)
onhowmuchhadchangedsinceshehadboughtthisfarm.
11
．
Myoldfriendhadchan
gedsomuchthatIcould(hard) recognizehim.
12
．
Myfatherisagreatscientis
tandheenjoysnothingbut(listen) tomusic.
13
．
Intheendshemarriedthekin
dmanbecauseofhehaddoneforher.
14
．
Thewomanhasdevotedmostofhertimeto(
take) goodcareofthehomelesschildren.
15
．
HerdaughterMaryisanactivegi
rlhersonTomisamanoffewwords.
16
< br>．
Lastnightmyfatherworkedlateintothen
ight
，
(prepare)
areportforthemeeting.
话题词汇
<
/p>
1
．
untidy
adj
.
不整洁的
2
．
potential
n<
/p>
．潜力；潜能；
adj
.
有潜力的
3
．
drawup
起草
4
．
feature
n
．特色；
vt
.
以……为特征
5
．
havean
effecton...
对……有影响
6
．
effort
n
．努力
7
．
diligent
adj
.
勤
奋的
8
．
a
ccomplishment
n
．成就
9
．
patient
< br>adj
.
耐心的
10
．
haveagiftfor...
有……的天赋
能力提升
Ⅱ.阅读理解
A
(2018·山西太原五中检测
)
C
ongratulations
，
March
< br>，
AprilandMaybabies
，
youscorehighonthehyperthymiascale
—
hymiaisgeneraloptim
ism
—
theabilitytoseeeverydownasabeginn
ingtoanup
everymarketcrashasarun?tcomesa
taprice
springbabiesarealsoeasiertobeaff
ectedbytheoppositeofhyperthymia
，
：
：
zeroforthecondition
—
accordingtoamassivestudyof58,0
00su
bjectsintheU
．
2012
—
erbabieshavethelowestde
pres
sionrates.
It’smostlygla
dnewsforJune
(Abbreviationforseasonalaff
ectivedisorder
，
：
amedicalconditioninwhichapersondoesnoth
avemuchenergyandenthusiasmduringthewinter
becauseofthereducedperiodofnaturallight)
foryou
—
atleastnothingcau
sedbythelightlevelsafteryourbirth
though
theremaybesomeimpactsfrommomhavingcarriedyouinDece
mber
，
，
babieshaves
omeofthesamehyperthymiccharacteristicsasspri
ngbabies
质
，
bu
tthatcanbeoffsetbycyclothymia(
环
< br>性
气
，
障
碍
)
；
)
—
双
相
型
that’sprobablynotawarningsignofbipolardiso
rder(
bipolardiagnosesarelowestamongbabi
esborninAugust.
Forpeoplewhobelieveinas
trology(
占
星
术
)
，
thegeneralcalmnessoff
allbabiesseemstoprovideevidencethatatleastthesigno
fLibra
—
t
hewell?ba
lancedscales—n’tofcourse
butwhethertheca
useistheabundantnutrientsavailableatharvesttime
orthefactthatthelongnightsandseasonalillne
ssofwinterhavenotyetappeared
peopleborni
nfallnotonlyenjoylowlevelsofdepression
，
，
，
，
tch
intheautumn?bornistha
ttheydohaveatenden
cytoirritability.
Buckleup
，<
/p>
winterbabies
，
hecha
llengesfacingpeoplewithwinterbirthdatesarehigherl<
/p>
evelsofschizophrenia(
精
神
分
，
裂
症
)
，
bipolardisor
der
，
：
，
，
’sterrible
butthereissomethi
ngtomakeupforthat
winterbabiesarelessirr
itablethanthoseborninfal
’smore
accordingtoasmall2015studyof300celebrities
JanuaryandFebruaryaretherightmonthstobebornif
youwanttobefamoussincethosemonthsco
rrel
atewithcreativityandimaginativeproblem?solvingabil
ity.
17
．
WhichstatementisTRUEaccordingtothearticle?
< p>A
．
Springbabiesarealway
sveryhappy.
B
．
Few
erAugustbabiesgetbipolardisorder.
C
．
Fallbabieshavethehighestdepress
ionrates.
D
．
Winte
rbabiesarethemostfortunate.
18
．Theunderlinedphrase“Buckleup”inthelastparagraph canbereplacedby“”．
A
．
Attention
C
．
Congratulations
B
．Don’tworry
D
．Don’tg
iveup
19
．
Inwhichmonthyoush
ouldgivebirthtoyourbabyifyouhopeheorsheiscreative?
A
．
January.
C
．
August.
B
．
May.
D
．
November.
20
．
Whichofthefollowing
doyouthinkisthebesttitleforthispassage?
A
．
WhichIstheBestBirthMonth?
B
．
DiseasesYouShou
ldPayAttentionto
C
．
GiveBirthtoYourBabyinaProperMonth
D
．
DifferentBirthMonths
，
DifferentCharacters
B
(2018·辽宁凌源三模
)
hou
thiscareer
asoneoftheworld’smostrecogniz
ablecosmicthinkers
heregularlythrewhimse
lfintopopculture’
scomedicringwithcameos
(
onprogramssuchas
TheSimpsons
and
LateNightwithConanO
’
Brien
.
Thes
eappearancesdefinedHawking’spersonallifeasmuchashi
suniverse?shakingthe
，
however
，
wasnotjustonesid
eofhispersonality
，
客
串
，
)
butakeytoov
ercomingthediseasehestruggledagainstsince1963.
“Keepinganactivemindhasbeenvitaltomysurviv
al
，
ashasmaintainingasenseofh
umor
，”Hawkingsaidina2013documentary.“Ia
mprobablybett
erknownformyappearanceson<
/p>
TheSimpsons
andon
Th
eBigBangTheory
thanIamformyscientificd
iscoveries.”
At21
，
Hawkingwasdiagnosedwithacondi
tionsimilartoamyotrophiclateralsclerosis(
肌萎缩性侧
索
硬
化
症
)
，
alsoknowna
sLouGehrig’ingtotheALSAssociation
，
“Halfofap