1、課時跟蹤檢測B卷remember, me feeloneown,The world of colours and lighti.完形填空（2015 南通中學高三教學質量檢測）Ever since I couldphrase - open up your heart - has always made uncomfortable. Whenever I heard it, _1_ frommovies, music or adults, I thought that doing so meant _2_ good judgment of my rather than following a pr

2、actical approach to life.But the real _3_ was my distrust ofothers.From past _4_, opening up my heart meant giving others the opportunity to influence how I felt about myself, and this was the dangerous area _5_ I could not afford for anyone to enter.However, the older I got, the _6_ I distanced mys

3、elf from other people.I was jealous （嫉妒的）when I saw how _7_ other people communicating and getting on with one another,8 their experiences and their feelings, and really being comfortable.I began to believe that there was something terribly _9_ with me.Only recently have I been able to find enough _

4、10_ to let my defence go.Being warmand _11_ is easy for most people, but for me, it was _12_ that I was unfamiliar with.I began to understand that I _13_ to take an active role in my relationships with others.Even though I ' ve been able to open myself up to others, I' m still _14 about how

5、todo so.My fears became true when I began to see how easily others had a（n） _15_ on me.I began to feel the pull of the opinions of others, many of which I did not _16_.Though these _ opinions were not my own, they still had an influence on my own _17_.I realized that I18, both my individuality （ 個性）

6、and the relationships I had _19_ with_others too much.So, something had to _20I began to realize that approval is not always necessary.If I don' t agree with someone, I can always express my point of view, as long as I don' t make other people feel bad.AndI can still keep my individuality.1

7、. A.ifB. thatC. whetherD . which2. A . losingB . makingC. offeringD . getting3. A.questionB . difficultyC. benefitD . problem4. A . successB . studyC. puzzleD .experience5. A . whereB .thatC. howD .why6. A.moreB .lessC. fartherD .nearer7. A.hardB .easilyC. differentlyD .possibly8. A.rememberingB .fo

8、rgettingC. sharingD .hiding9. A.rightB .hardC. wrongD .interesting10. A.timeB .energyC. strengthD .courage11. A.rudeB .friendlyC. shyD .cold12. A.nothingB .everythingC. anythingD .something13. A.neededB .refusedC. triedD .liked14. A.sureB .proudC. cautiousD .happy15. A.effectB .impressionC. approach

9、D .chance16. A.come up withB .deal withC. work withD .agree with17. A.progressB .beliefC. experienceD .failure18. A.ignoredB .dislikedC. valuedD .knew19. A.missedB .developedC. pleasedD .found20. A.leaveB .keepC. don.閱讀理解D .change（2015 江蘇天一中學高三一模）Washington Sightseeing GuideWhite House - No trip to

10、Washington would be complete without a visit to 1600Pennsylvania Aye. Public tours have been offered since Thomas Jefferson was president, butyou can ' t just drop in. Visits to the White House are in high demand, and you must makeyour request through your member of Congress (國會)up to six months

11、, and no fewer than721 days, before your visit. Be sure to check the White House tour-info Web site to makesure about the personal identification you'll need. And on the day of your visit, call2024567041 to confirm the tour schedule.U. S. Capitol (國會大廈)一The UI.S. Capitol is one of the city '

12、 s most popular touristdestinations. Your visit begins at thevisitor center; plan to arrive about 45 minutes beforeyour tour to get through security (the building is open Monday-Saturday from 830 a . m.to 4： 30 p. m. ). While waiting, lookaround the center s exhibition space,which featuressuch histo

13、ric treasures as the table used by Abraham Lincoln and the House gavel (小木槌)used during the roll call vote to declare war on Germany and Italy in 1941. In fact,even if you don ' t have tour tickets, the visitor center is worth a stop if youre in thearea.President Lincoln ' s Cottage - You sh

14、ouldn ' t miss this stop, the hilltophome wherePresident Abraham Lincoln and his family lived during part of the Civil War.Lincoln ' s Cottage is simply furnished but features lighting effects and actorsrecordings that reveal Lincoln's thoughts on slavery and the war.“In the library youc

15、an actually see the ghost lines of where the library shelves would have been, " says cottagedirector Erin Carlson Mast.“We haven' t recreated the bookshelves because that was such an amazing moment of discovery for us that we wanted to preserve that so people can have that moment of discove

16、ry themselves.”Library of Congress The Library of Congress is housed in three buildings: the Thomas Jefferson Building, James Madison Memorial Building and the John Adams Building. Although trying to see all of it in one day is possible, it ' s probably best to do a little thinking ahead and fig

17、ure out which areas you ' d really like to explore(i. e, when your feet start to hurt, you won ' t feel so bad about not catching everything). The most popular visitor destination is the Thomas Jefferson Building, but there are things worth seeing- murals(壁畫),sculptures, performances - elsew

18、here in the complex.1. Which is TRUE about the White House?A. It is a new tourist attraction.B. It is open only to members of Congress.C. A reservation for a visit is required.D. You should call 2024567041 during your visit.2. It can be learned that you to see the things on show in the visitor cente

19、rof the U. S. Capitol.A. have to waitB . arrive earlyC. needn' t get a ticketD . have to get a ticket3. In Lincoln ' s Cottage, you can.A. see actors giving performancesB. see the bookshelves in the studyC. hear the recorded voice of LincolnD. learn about Lincoln ' s opinions on slavery4

20、. The Library of Congress.A. is made up of two buildingsB. is made up of three buildingsC. is in the Thomas Jefferson BuildingD. is in the James Madison Memorial Building5. The paragraph about the Lib “ary of Congress implies that.A. there is so much to see thereB. there are so many visitors thereC.

21、 you needn ' t spend so much time thereD. you should drive there instead ofwalkingm .任務型閱讀expand our imagination and（2015 -徐州市第三次調研考試）Does reading great literaturebetter our moral and social sensibilitiesF For most people, it ' s just wishful thinkingbetter for reading Tolstoybecause there s

22、 no evidence that people are morally or socially pages, makes us nicer and smarter.or other great books.But just hold on a second there.Actually,Murphy Paul.She argues in Time magazine thatthere is such evidence, says US writer Annie“deep reading ” , as opposed t. o browsing webHer evidence includes

23、 several studies carried out by some psychologists.One is based in Canada.Two psychologists found that individuals who often read fiction appear to be better able to understand other peopl e, sympathize with them and view the world from their perspective.But this improvement is o rnly possible if we

24、 do deep reading, which isn' t just aboutunderstanding the meaning of each word, Paul explains.Deep reading is "slow, devoted, rich in sensory detail and emoti onal and moral complexity ” . Through processing details, comparisons, and other literary devices, the reader ' s brain creates

25、 a mental representation as if the scene were unfolding in real life.It ' s said that reading a good book is like falling in love with the writer.Paul cites another study by psychologist Victor Nell from a university in South Africa , who found that when readers are enjoying the experience most,

26、 the pace of their reading slows.The combination of fast, fluent understanding of words and slow, unhurried progress on the page gives deep readers time to enrich their reading with their own thoughts, analysis, memories and opinions.It ' s as if reader and writer were engaged in a deep and real

27、 conversation, like people falling in love.None of this is possible when we browse web pages.We will eventually lose the ability to appreciate our literary heritage because novels, poems and other kinds of literature can be understood only by readers whose brains are trained to read them.And even so

28、me educato rs just meet young people where they are by adapting education to their onscreenhabits.With the electronic devices spreading universally, Paul warns, deep reading has become an endangered practice. We should care about how we read as much as what we read. So pick up a book, sit back, and

29、let a spiritual journey begin that will take you places only deep reading can.Deep reading makes people betterCommon beliefIt has not been (2) that people are morally or sociallybetter for reading literature.Present studiesCanadian study Fiction readers seem to be more (3)towards otherpeople. Deep r

30、eading helps (4) a mental representation in thereaders ' brain.South-African study Deep readers will slow down when their reading experience ismost (5) Deep readers can (6)their reading with their ownthoughts, analysis, memories and opinions. Without (8)their brains to read literature, peopleare

31、 losing the ability to appreciate it. Some educators blindly (9)education to students'onscreen habits.SuggestionWe should care about the (10)we read as much as thecontents.答案I.語篇廨ST一天文為二篇議論五”一作者對一7瓶并你的心前蓬句話二直排斥一認為敬并總一; =!扉會受到別人的影響，所以和周圍的人保持距離。在看到周圍人們融洽地交流時，自己'1j也試著敞開心扉，最終認識到自己既可以保持個性也可以融入人群。

32、 - -彳連C而當丁鏟訴至適布法;蘇正昊忒電瓦一音東運臭灰成入面面而而而Ti一一" whether , 表示"不論"，與后面的 or形成whetheror . 結構，表示“不論還是”。2 .選 A 根據下文中的"rather than following a practical approach to life”可知，作者認為敞開心扉意味著失去自己的判斷而不是遵循人生的實用方法。3 .選D根據下文中的"my distrust of others "可知，真正的問題是作者對其他人不信任。 question指說話者需要解決或解答的問題；p

33、roblem指被提出的問題，特別指疑難的、困難的問題。結合文意可知選D。4 .選D從過去的經歷(experience)看來，打開“我”的心扉意味著給別人機會來影響"我" 對自己的感受。5 .選B 此處為定語從句的引導詞， 從句中的enter為及物動詞，且和先行詞the dangerous area 為動賓關系，所以用關系代詞that。6 .選 A 根據"I distanced myself from other people ”可知，此處表示"我"越長大，就 越疏遠其他人，distance oneself from ."拉開距離，與疏

34、遠”，所以選A。注意：distanceoneself from .已經有了遠離的意思，不必再用farther 。7 .選B當“我”看到其他人輕松地(easily)交流，彼此相處融洽的時候，“我”感到忌妒。8 .選 C 根據上文中的"communicating and getting on with one another ”可知，人們交 流、相處的同時分享(sharing)他們的經歷和感受，此處為現在分詞sharing作伴隨狀語，因此選擇Co9 .選C根據前文可知，作者拒絕敞開心扉，但是看到其他人的融洽相處時，他開始認為自己 想錯了。10 .選D根據前文中的“dangerous area ”可知，作者認為敞開心扉是危險的，此處表示作者直到最近才有勇氣卸下心防。11 .選B此處為敞開心扉的具體表現即對人熱情、友好，這對大