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目录
一、朝阳区 二、丰台区
三、海淀区实验中学 四、海淀区 五、交大附中 六、首都师大二附中
一、朝阳区
I take after my mother. From her I took over a curious nature, a sense of adventure and bright red hair. However, I did not receive a talent(才能) for 13 from her.
My mother never doubted that I would be a child Mozart. She found a strict Russian woman to be my piano teacher when I was four. I did whatever the teacher told me in order to 14 her. “Feel the music,” she always told me, I “felt” it. But what is more unpleasant than too many wrong notes played continuously? She “felt” my music, too, which is why she always left with a(an) 15 expression.
Once, in order to 16 my practice, I managed to record one of my own rehearsals(练习). I put on the tape recording and read until the tape had finished. That method worked for a week, until my mother began to 17 why I always missed the same note. She came in and found that I had fallen asleep while the tape of my performance played on and on.
Realizing I couldn’t be a Mozart, my mother told me to pick another instrument. From then on, I worked my way through several other instruments, but I still couldn’t play any of them 18 . Then my mother hit on another idea. She took me to a drama(戏剧) teacher. However, the teacher put me into painting scenery(舞台布景) instead of teaching to sing. Immediately I fell in love with this active and practical world, and I discovered that I had a skill for building and painting. I loved the 19 of taking our limited supplies and using them to make something beautiful!
七、顺义区 八、西城区 九、第四中学 十、延庆区
I’m a sculptor(雕刻家) now, and every day I 20 once again the pleasure of being fully involved in the act of artistic creation. It’s a wonderful feeling. I realize that my mother was trying to give me this feeling. Perhaps she went about it in the wrong way, but her heart was in the right place. 13．A．music 14．A．praise 15．A．excited 16．A．stop 17．A．require 18．A．secretly 19．A．challenge 20．A．create
B．sports B．please B．happy B．continue B．argue B．perfectly B．change B．consider
C．cooking C．believe C．angry C．begin C．wonder C．quietly C．risk C．share
D．writing D．help D．shy D．escape D．expect D．politely D．advice D．experience
二、丰台区
The Fish I Didn’t Catch
I still remember my first fishing trip as if it were but yesterday. It was a still, sweet day of early summer. I received the first fishing pole from my uncle’s hand, and walked with him towards the 13 .
My uncle, who knew where the best hangouts of fish were, kindly placed me at the most favorable point. I threw out my line as I had so often seen others, and 14 eagerly for a bite. Nothing came of it. “Try again,” said my uncle. Suddenly the bait(鱼饵) went down out of sight. “Now for it,” I thought, “Here is a fish at last.”
I made a strong pull, and brought up a tangle of weeds(一团海草). Again and again I cast out my line and drew it back 15 . I looked at my uncle appealingly(可怜巴巴地). “Try once more,” he said, “We fishermen must have 16 . It took me a whole day until I got my first fish.”
Suddenly something pulled hard at my line, and swept off with it into deep water. Jerking it up, I saw a big fish wriggling(扭来扭去) in the sun. “Uncle!” I cried, looking back in uncontrollable 17 , “I’ve got a fish!” “Not
yet,” said my uncle. As he spoke, there was a plash(泼溅) in the water, my hook hung empty from the line. I had lost my 18 . My patience was used up.
I sat down on the nearest stone and 19 to be comforted. Even my uncle promised that there were more fish in the river. He refitted my bait, put the pole again in my hands, and told me to try my luck once more.
“But remember, boy,” he said, “Never show off catching a fish until he is on dry ground.”
Though years have now passed, I have always been reminded of the fish that I did not catch. When I hear people show off a work as yet undone, I call to mind that scene by the river, and the wise warning of my uncle, “It’s no use to talk too 20 about anything until it’s done.” 13．A．river 14．A．listened 15．A．broken 16．A．hope 17．A．sadness 18．A．prize 19．A．forgot 20．A．carefully
B．hill B．jumped B．empty B．courage B．satisfaction B．money B．refused B．directly
C．park C．waited C．open C．intelligence C．disappointment C．way C．reminded C．proudly
D．forest D．read D．shiny D．patience D．excitement D．job D．wanted D．actively
三、海淀区实验中学
Something caught my eyes when I was walking down the street. Two silver coins were shining in a melting( 溶化的）snow bank, so I dug through the snow looking for more.
Of course, I just ended up with really cold hands. I put the two 13 into my pocket and went home, colder but richer. I began to think about how to spend the money.
Two days later, Mary and her little sister Sue were 14 the snow banks. \"Finders are keepers\" was my first thought. I didn't want to hand them out even though Sue was already 15 . \"I dropped them right here，\"she said between tears. Her hands were cold and red for digging in the snow. \"Maybe they slid（滑落） down the street with the melting snow. Let's dig over there.\" Mary's 16 sounded confident.
\"They'll never know\" was my second thought，and I walked past them. \"Phil，have you seen two silver coins?\"
asked Mary. Sue looked up from digging. Her eyes were 17 .
\"Tell a lie\" was my third thought. \"As a matter of fact \" I hesitated ( 犹豫），\"I dug two coins out of that snow bank just a few days ago. I 18 who might have lost them. \" Sue hugged me with a big smile, \"Oh, thank you, thank you. \"
Wealth got through dishonest means（方法，手段） does not bring happiness.
If you get your money by taking advantage of others or by 19 others, you will not be happy with it. You will think you are a base person.
Many people think that when they become rich and successful, happiness will 20 follow. Let me tell you that nothing is further from the truth. Now I feel happy and satisfied. 13．A．coins 14．A．watching 15．A．worrying 16．A．voice 17．A．thankful 18．A．imagined 19．A．shaming 20．A．gradually
B．bills B．cleaning B．crying B．talk B．hopeful B．expected B．forcing B．quietly
C．checks C．searching C．exciting C．speech C．careless C．wondered C．controlling C．actually
D．notes D．making D．shouting D．reason D．fearless D．remembered D．hurting D．naturally
四、海淀区
My Understanding of Money
I used to walk around the store with my parents constantly begging for something. I remember the sight of all the colorful bags of chips and candy that I asked my parents to buy for me. I cannot remember a time when I didn't beg for something at the store.
When I was about twelve years old, my dad always 13 my begging and told me with a frustrated(使人挫败的)face, \"You can waste all the money as you want when you have a job.\" I listened, but I never really heard the 14 he was trying to get across to me. Since I wanted so many things and my parents were not going to buy them for me, I decided to make money as a 15 myself. I remember the feeling of getting new money in my pocket,
then throwing it out within the next week.
A few years later, I was a freshman in high school and did not feel like looking for a new job. One day, I saw people handing out flyers（传单）at school. I wasn't 16 at first because I thought I was fine making money by babysitting. But once I 17 thought about the money I could make, I applied to work as a lifeguard advertised on the flyer.
After a few months' training, I could finally start the job. But the more money I made, the less I wanted to spend. As the work and pay increased, so did my responsibility with money. Instead of 18 my money on useless things, I started saving up. I finally realized that money meant so much more to me because I was the one 19 for it. Now, I have 5,000 dollars in my bank account, and I limit myself to what I buy. My life has permanently(持久地)been influenced because I know the 20 of money. It is more than what I can spend. 13．A．met 14．A．reply 15．A．babysitter 16．A．involved 17．A．proudly 18．A．cutting 19．A．working 20．A．limit
B．changed B．story B．advertiser B．interested B．slowly B．raising B．saving B．value
C．forgot C．message C．safeguard C．accepted C．seriously C．receiving C．longing C．power
D．refused D．news D．salesgirl D．pleased D．secretly D．wasting D．begging D．supply
五、交大附中
Every Saturday night Mama would sit down by the table and count out the money Papa had brought home. Mama would carefully divide big groups for the housing, and food, and one or two coins for Nels or me — Katrin to buy notebooks.
With 13 interest we would watch the money becoming less and less. At last Papa would ask, “Is that all?” When Mama nodded, we could relax a little. For Mama would look up and smile, “It's good.” she’d say. “We do not have to go to the Bank.”
It was a wonderful thing, that bank account (银行账户) of Mama’s. We were all so proud of it. It gave us such a
warm, 14 feeling.
When finishing school Nels wanted to go on to high. “It will cost a little money,” Nels said to Mama. We gathered around the table watching a box in front of Mama. This was the “Little Bank” — used for unexpected situations. Nels had it all written out. So much for what he would need. Mama looked at the 15 for a long time. Then she counted the money in the Little Bank. There wasn’t enough. “We do not,” she said to us gently, “want to have to go to the Bank.” We all 16 our heads.
“I’ll work in Dillon’s shop after school,” Nels 17 .
Mama smiled at him. Papa said, “It's not enough.” Then he took his pipe out of his mouth. “I give up smoking,” he said. Mama 18 the table and touched Papa’s hand, but she didn’t say anything.
“I will mind the Elvington children every Friday night,” I said. “It's good,” Mama said.
We all felt very good. We had passed another milestone (绊脚石) without having to go downtown and draw money out of the bank.
So many things, I remember, came out of the Little Bank during the past 20 years. Even during the Strike (罢⼯) , Mama wouldn’t let us worry too much. We all worked together so that the important trip downtown could be put off.
The day the Strike was over and Papa went back to work, I saw Mama stand a little straighter, as if to get a kind out of her back.
Last year I sold my first story. I hurried to Mama’s and showed her the check. “For you,” I said, “to put in your Bank Account.”
“There is no 19 ,” Mama said. “In all my life, I’ve never been inside a Bank.”
And when I didn’t — couldn’t — answer, Mama said 20 , “It's not good for little ones to be afraid — to not feel safe. ” 13．A．endless 14．A．comfortable 15．A．price 16．A．nodded 17．A．decided
B．hopeful B．safe B．money B．shook B．volunteered
C．breathless C．easy C．objects C．lowered C．suggested C．walked to C．good
D．doubtful D．pleasant D．numbers D．raised D．mentioned D．moved around D．check
18．A．reached across B．sat beside 19．A．account
B．need
20．A．quickly
B．seriously C．warmly D．Politely
六、首都师大二附中
2020 is an unusual year for the Chinese people. We are suffering a lot because of the Novel coronavirus pneumonia. But luckily, many heroes appeared to help us. As the saying goes, “A hero is known in the time of misfortune”. Zhong Nanshan is a hero like this. He is a doctor in Guangdong who 13 many people’s lives in 2003.
In 2003, SARS 14 in Guangdong. Later, it spread across China and other parts of the world. Patients coughed a lot and got fevers. Hundreds of 15 even died from the disease. Many doctors and nurses also got SARS when they treated patients. So, everyone was afraid of it. But Zhong was 16 enough to fight the disease. Zhong spent days and nights trying to find the 17 of the disease. And with his way of treating, many patients began to get better. Zhong finally won people’s trust.
In early 2020, a disease called Novel coronavirus pneumonia hit Wuhan. It spread 18 . Thousands of Chinese people were infected. Zhong, 84, 19 his team to Wuhan to fight the illness. Zhong’s team took many measures to cure the patients with Novel coronavirus pneumonia. He advises people to wear masks, 20 hands frequently, stay at home and not to go to crowded places.
Although Zhong is 84 years old now, he looks really young at his age because of his love for sports. When he was 67, he could still play basketball. As one of the oldest doctors, Zhong still treats patients in the hospital and teaches young doctors. “I am just a doctor.” Zhong says. But we think he is a hero and a fighter. 13．A．helped 14．A．took out 15．A．patients 16．A．kind 17．A．way 18．A．quickly 19．A．dropped 20．A．weigh
B．saved B．found out B．adults B．poor B．cause B．slowly B．led B．pollute
C．liked C．gave out C．animals C．brave C．method C．safely C．borrowed C．shake
D．influenced D．broke out D．birds D．silent D．excuse D．luckily D．made D．wash
七、顺义区
Changing Makes You More Confident
I used to hate being called upon in class mainly because I didn't like attention drawn to myself. And unless otherwise assigned (指定) a seat by the teacher, I always 13 to sit at the back of the classroom.
All this changed after I joined a sports team. It began when a teacher suggested I try out for the basketball team. At first I thought it was a 14 idea because I didn't have a good sense of balance, nor did I have the 15 to keep pace with the others on the team and they would laugh at me. But for the teacher who kept insisting on my \"going for it\
When I first started 16 the practice sessions, I didn't even know the rules of the game, much less what I was doing. Sometimes I'd get confused and take a shot at the wrong 17 - which made me feel really stupid. Fortunately, I wasn't the only one \"new\" at the game, so I decided to focus on learning the game, do my best at each practice session, and not be too hard on myself for the things I didn't know \"just yet\".
I practiced and practiced. Soon I knew the 18 and the \"moves\". Being part of a team was fun and motivating (激励, 动力). With time, I learned how to play and made friends in the process-friends who respected my efforts to work hard and be a team player. 1 never had so much fun!
With my improved self-confidence comes more 19 from teachers and classmates. I have gone from \" 20 \" in the back of the classroom and not wanting to call attention to myself, to raising my hand-even when I sometimes wasn't 100 percent sure. I had the right answer. Now I have more self-confidence in myself. 13．A．hoped 14．A．good 15．A．ability 16．A．enjoying 17．A．direction 18．A．steps 19．A．praise 20．A．dreaming
B．agreed B．crazy B．night B．preparing B．decision B．rules B．advice B．talking
C．meant C．common C．chance C．attending C．competition C．orders C．comfort C．fighting
D．chose D．bright D．patience D．watching D．discussion D．games D．courage D．hiding
八、西城区
A Michigan high school football team came together to surprise their beloved water boy, Robby Heil, who has Down syndrome （唐氏症）. He's a senior school student and has worked as an assistant supplying team drinking water for the school's football team for four years. They decided to do something special for Robby, so they designed a 13 just for him.
Last Friday, the team put Robby in the game and gave him the ball. As the crowd repeated his name loudly, Robby ran down the field and scored a touchdown. Robby’s father 14 the moment on his video camera, while his mother fell to her knees with joy as she watched from the sidelines.
The family was really happy and also surprised by all of the 15 they have received. When the head coach, Burnside, who planned the whole event, telephoned the coach of the other team, everyone was 16 all for it. When Robby was scoring, everyone was shouting out his name. All the players cheered him, including the opposing team—they even gave Robby a sports shirt that they all had 17 . “I think the sportsmanship is the great part,\" said Burnside. \"The sportsmanship from both sides was just 18 . Their coaches were in tears, our coaches were in tears. When they watched the game, their 19 also had signs with Robby’s numbers up.\"
\"Robby is just a great kid. He 20 a lot to the kids,\" Burnside added. \"I am hoping that everybody can learn from him. I’ve learned more from him than he has from me in the past four years. ” 13．A．course 14．A．enjoyed 15．A．support 16．A．probably 17．A．needed 18．A．popular
B．game B．imagined B．advice B．secretly B．worn B．limited
C．school C．recorded C．expectations C．nervously C．washed C．amazing
D．team D．chose D．complaints D．immediately D．signed D．different
19．A．stands 20．A．reads
B．computers B．means
C．rooms C．sends
D．books D．Speaks
九、第四中学
From the time I was a child growing up in New Jersey, I loved spending weekends with my grandparents. I felt 13 in Granny’s small kitchen. We always had peaceful conversations, and Granny always seemed to include some wisdom with every dish she prepared.
I remember one Saturday morning. I was about 11 years old. After breakfast I asked Granny, “What kind of 14 are you making today?” “Vegetable beef,” she answered. “And you can help by cutting some carrots.” I slowly cut the carrots, I said, “I’ve got to give a report next week and I’m scared （害怕的）. I don’t like standing in front of everybody. What if I forget what I’m going to say? Or what if somebody laughs?” “And what if you do just fine?” Granny asked. “Have you 15 notes?” “Well, no. That would be a lot of work.” “Hard work never hurts anyone,” Granny said. “You could try practicing in front of a 16 . It’s easy to find how well you are practicing.”
I pushed the pieces of carrots to the side of the cutting board and went on to complain about schoolwork, friends and family. Granny took it all in, listening 17 while I talked about so many pieces of grief （伤心事） in my life.
“Tracy,” she said, “there’s nothing wrong with a little trouble in your life. Well, you know, a lot of people don’t make homemade soup these days. They say it’s too much trouble. But I don’t mind such a little 18 . It adds flavor （滋味） to my soup — and to my life. My soup would be pretty bland （平淡） 19 the vegetables, and so would my life if it didn’t have the little ups and downs.” She smiled and then started washing the dishes.
While I helped Granny clean up, I thought about what she had said. Maybe I could 20 a little trouble into something as special as Granny’s homemade soup. I would have to work on them. Granny had said hard work paid off.
13．A．unhappy 14．A．soup 15．A．reviewed
B．excited B．bread B．prepared
C．relaxed C．dinner C．read
D．lucky D．flavor D．found
16．A．mirror 17．A．quietly 18．A．soup 19．A．with 20．A．develop
B．wall B．carelessly B．dish B．without B．make
C．person C．patiently C．work C．out of C．grow
D．door D．hopefully D．trouble D．away from D．turn
十、延庆区
Fixing Things
“I didn’t mean to break it!” Jackson shouted to his older brother. “That was my favorite 13 !” Carl said.
Jackson walked out of his brother’s room with his head down. Jackson had 14 stepped on his brother’s watch and had broken the glass. It was Jackson’s mistake for leaving the watch on his bedroom floor. Jackson overly wanted to get the watch fixed for his brother, but he didn’t have any 15 . On his way to school the next morning, Jackson noticed an advertisement on a billboard that 16 , “Now hiring(聘用)paper boys.” Jackson wrote down the 17 , and after school he called the phone number he had written down. The man on the phone said they were in urgent need of paperboys and asked if he could start the next day. Jackson eagerly said yes.
The next day after school, Jackson started his new job as a paperboy. Delivering newspapers was hard work, but after only two weeks, he had enough money to fix his brother’s watch. When Carl wasn’t 18 , Jackson went into his room very quietly and got the watch and took it to a repairman.
In just two days, the watch was as 19 as new. Jackson walked into Carl’s room and said, “I have something to show you, Carl.”
“What is it? Did you break something else?” Carl asked. Jackson held out his hand and watched Carl’s face 20 up.
“Is this why you got a job, Jackson? Thank you so much!” Carl said as he put his watch on. Jackson just smiled, glad that he was able to get his brother's watch fixed. 13．A．watch 14．A．hopefully 15．A．energy 16．A．served 17．A．information 18．A．talking 19．A．clean 20．A．raise
B．book B．accidentally B．time B．replied B．conversation B．working B．slow B．light
C．phone C．quickly C．money C．required C．description C．looking C．quick C．clear
D．umbrella D．immediately D．patience D．stated D．explanation D．smiling D．good D．warm
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