2017届高考英语广东版英语测试报高三上学期综合版训练：第5期 A3（外研版）

　　Cloze Test

　　A

　　I remember the day a few years ago when my 4-year-old daughter’s eyes sparkled (闪烁) as she saw me sit down in her classroom.

　　I was spending that morning in her school, because all the moms had been

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　　for a Mother’s Day celebration with their kids. She could

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　　believe that I was actually there with her. She waved to me vigorously (用力地) and couldn’t

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　　her excitement. She showed me the corner where she loves to sit down to

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　　. “Strange Dog!” she screamed as she

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　　me her favorite book. Even her teacher was

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　　, “Is that Yasmeen? I’ve never heard her speak so loudly!” The soft-spoken,

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　　little girl in school had transformed into the loud and joyful one

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　　as she was at home. We read books and played games. It felt like we were in our own room, and so many

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　　and hugs we had. When the celebration ended, she was

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　　to let me go. After I

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　　I would return again she ran up to me with open

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　　for the warmest hug I had ever received. What a beautiful moment!

　　I often

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　　the sparkles in her eyes during the two hours I stayed in her nursery school. There I enjoyed the precious moment when my daughter thought I was

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　　. She believed I could do anything and regarded me as a

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　　. The two hours is enough for mothers to

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　　a good relationship with their kids. I also think how time flies. It seems as if yesterday, she was a baby. Today she’s a little girl with

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　　, with likes and dislikes. Tomorrow she will be a teenager and think that I don’t

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　　her because I’m from a different generation. Already I see her growing up too quickly, and it breaks my heart to think of this

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　　development of the mother-daughter relationship, of the move into

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　　. I am sure our relationship will blossom in different ways later.

　　1. A. trained B. paid

　　C. ordered

　　D. invited

　　2. A. hardly B. fairly

　　C. likely

　　D. almost

　　3. A. reveal

　　B. express

　　C. hide

　　D. explain

　　4. A. sing

　　B. read

　　C. draw

　　D. write

　　5. A. lent

　　B. threw

　　C. showed

　　D. bought

　　6. A. moved

　　B. inspired

　　C. scared

　　D. astonished

　　7. A. shy

　　B. lazy

　　C. strange

　　D. active

　　8. A. only

　　B. ever

　　C. such

　　D. just

　　9. A. debates

　　B. taps

　　C. kisses

　　D. quarrels

　　10. A. glad

　　B. eager

　　C. afraid

　　D. unwilling

　　11. A. promised

　　B. admitted

　　C. agreed

　　D. pretended

　　12. A. hands

　　B. arms

　　C. eyes

　　D. minds

　　13. A. imagine

　　B. see

　　C. remember

　　D. appreciate

　　14. A. something

　　B. everything

　　C. anything

　　D. nothing

　　15. A. superwoman

　　B. teacher

　　C. winner

　　D. partner

　　16. A. make out

　　B. fix up

　　C. break up

　　D. build up

　　17. A. opportunities

　　B. opinions

　　C. powers

　　D. ambitions

　　18. A. praise B. support

　　C. understand D. trust

　　19. A. rapid

　　B. natural

　　C. slow

　　D. sudden

　　20. A. adulthood

　　B. childhood

　　C. futures

　　D. lives

　　B

　　My younger daughter rushed upstairs, her face wet with tears. She said she was having trouble putting together a Lego structure and couldn’t

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　　what to do. When she asked her elder sister for

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　　, her words hurt her heart.

　　I went downstairs to

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　　privately with my older child. I sat down next to her. “I have something to

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　　you,” I said in a low and

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　　voice. My daughter looked into my eyes nervously. “Whether you like it, you’re

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　　your little sister’s self-respect. The way she feels about herself will

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　　come from how you treat her.

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　　, your opinion of her may be even more important than mine.”

　　I

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　　to let my daughter absorb this

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　　. When I continued talking, I

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　　myself by letting out something I hadn’t fully appreciated until that moment. “Do you know why I know the effect your

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　　has on your sister’s life?” My daughter shook her

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　　. “Because I was the little sister. Yes, my sister and I

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　　over clothes, music, whose turn it was to feed the cat, the bathroom, and other silly things, but never once did my sister

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　　me or put me down. Not once.”

　　By now I was crying. Surprisingly my daughter wasn’t looking at me

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　　. With a mixture of interest and sadness, my daughter seemed to think what I had to say was something worth

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　　. I attempted to control my unexpected

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　　. “We all need someone in our corner, to believe in us when we don’t believe in ourselves. And when you criticize, she

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　　. But when you praise or encourage her, she is happy.”

　　My greatest

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　　is that my children encourage each other. I cannot force it to happen, but I can model it.

　　1. A. figure out

　　B. give up

　　C. hold back

　　D. set out

　　2. A. comfort B. help

　　C. money

　　D. care

　　3. A. argue B. sleep

　　C. talk

　　D. walk

　　4. A. punish

　　B. change C. scold

　　D. tell

　　5. A. weak B. serious

　　C. calm

　　D. cheerful

　　6. A. affecting

　　B. improving

　　C. exploring

　　D. describing

　　7. A. hardly B. freely

　　C. largely

　　D. gratefully

　　8. A. By chance

　　B. By mistake

　　C. In detail

　　D. In fact

　　9. A. paused B. started

　　C. promised D. refused

　　10. A. failure B. challenge C. advantage D. information

　　11. A. relaxed B. surprised C. informed D. covered

　　12. A. mark B. grade

　　C. opinion D. duty

　　13. A. bat

　　B. bell

　　C. head

　　D. arm

　　14. A. fought B. debated C. shared

　　D. bargained

　　15. A. like

　　B. shame

　　C. welcome D. inspire

　　16. A. happily B. proudly C. anxiously D. strangely

　　17. A. listening to

　　B. going over

　　C. making up

　　D. depending on

　　18. A. desire B. feelings C. expense D. income

　　19. A. escapes B. smiles

　　C. hurts

　　D. ignores

　　20. A. sorrow B. doubt

　　C. patience D. hope