-1-SectionⅣGrammarⅠ用省略句改写下列句子1.WhenIwasaskedhowtogettothetrainstation,Itoldhimrightaway.→When_asked_how_to_get_to_the_train_station,_Itoldhimrightaway.2.Youcanaskmybrotherforhelpifitisnecessary.→Youcanaskmybrotherforhelpif_necessary.3.Wedon’tgotothecinemaasmuchasweusedtogotothecinema.→Wedon’tgotothecinemaas_much_as_we_used_to.4.Nomatterhowfrequentlytheyareperformed,theworksofBeethovenstillattractpeopleallovertheworld.→No_matter_how_frequently_performed,_theworksofBeethovenstillattractpeopleallovertheworld.5.Iftheexperimentcanbedonecarefully,itissuretosucceed.→If_done_carefully,_theexperimentissuretosucceed.6.WhileIwaswalkingalongthestreet,Iheardmynamecalled.→While_walking_along_the_street,_Iheardmynamecalled.7.Whenitispossible,peopleshouldusereproducibleenergyinsteadoffossilenergy.→When_possible,_peopleshouldusereproducibleenergyinsteadoffossilenergy.8.Helookedeverywhereasifhewasinsearchofsomething.→Helookedeverywhereas_if_in_search_of_something.9.Thoughhewastired,hekeptonworkinginthefield.→Though_tired,_hekeptonworkinginthefield.10.Theboyusedtoplaywiththeknifethoughhisfathertoldhimnottoplaywiththeknife.→Theboyusedtoplaywiththeknifethoughhisfathertold_him_not_to.Ⅱ阅读理解ANatasha,19,isasophomore(二年级学生)atBaylorUniversityinTexas.ShewasborninAfricabutcametotheU.S.whenshe-2-was3yearsold.NatashawasonherwaytoscienceclassonedaythispastNovember.Amalestudentsuddenlyknockedheroffthesidewalk.Thenheusedaracist(种族主义的)wordforblackpeople.HetoldNatashathatblackpeopleweren’t“allowedonthesidewalk”.Anothermalestudentwasnearby.“Boy,that’snotcool,”hesaidtothefirststudent.Thefirststudentmadeanotherrudecomment.Thenthetwoguyswalkedaway.NatashahadneverexperiencedsuchracismatBaylorbefore.Shewantedtoletotherpeopleknowwhathadhappened.WhenNatashagothomefromclass,shemadeavideo,calmlydescribingwhathadhappenedonthesidewalk.ThenshepostedthevideoonFacebook.Twodayslater,Natashagotreadytowalktoscienceclassagain.Shewasstillhurt,angryandsad.Butwhenshesteppedoutside,shecouldn’tbelievewhatshesaw:300peoplewerewaitingforher.Theyhadcometowalkhertoclass.TherewerewhitefacesandblackfacesandAsianfacesinthecrowd.TheywereNatasha’sfellowstudents.Andtheywereunitedintheirangeraboutwhathadhappenedtoher.TheyweretheretomakeitclearthatracismisneverOK.ThecrowdcheeredwhenNatashaappeared.Shefoughtbacktears.Thestudentslinkedarmsandwalkedacrosscampus(校园)together.Outsideherclassroom,Natashaspoketothecrowd.“Youhavenoideahowmuchthismeanstome,”shesaid.Shepraisedthesecondmalestudent—theonewhohadstoodupforher.Thenshespokeaboutthestudentwhohadshoved(推)herandsaidsuchhatefulthings.“Tothegentlemanwhosaidthosewords,”Natashasaid,“I’mprayingforyou,andIloveyou.Wejustwanttoseetheworldbecomeabetterplace.”【解题导语】本文是一篇记叙文。美国黑人女大学生Natasha在学校遭受了种族歧视,她把这一遭遇公之于众后得到许多反对种族歧视的校友的支持。1.WhydidthefirstmalestudentknockNatashaoffthesidewalk?A.Becauseofhercolor.B.Becauseofhiscarelessness.C.Becauseshewasafemale.D.Becauseshewasanewcomer.A解析:细节理解题。由第二段的“heusedaracist(种族主义的)wordforblackpeople”可知,把Natasha推出人行道的男学生是一个种族歧视者,他是因为Natasha的肤色而如此无礼。-3-2.Whatwasthemainpurposeofthe300peoplewaitingoutsideNatasha’shouse?A.Tofindoutwhoshewas.B.Toshowtheirsupportforher.C.Toprotectherfromattack.D.Togiveherawarmwelcome.B解析:推理判断题。由第五段的“...theywereunitedintheirangeraboutwhathadhappenedtoher.TheyweretheretomakeitclearthatracismisneverOK.”可知,在Natasha家门外等待的这三百名同学们都反对种族歧视,他们陪她一起走到教室,以示对她的支持。3.HowdidNatashafeelaboutwhatthesecondmalestudenthaddoneforher?A.Upset.B.Curious.C.Grateful.D.Confused.C解析:推理判断题。由最后一段的“Shepraisedthesecondmalestudent—theonewhohadstoodupforher.”可知,Natasha对第二个男学生十分感激。4.Howdoesthetextmainlydevelop?A.Byprovidingexamples.B.Bymakingcomparisons.C.Byfollowingtheorderoftime.D.Byfollowingtheorderofimportance.C解析:篇章结构题。由文中出现的时间状语“onedaythispastNovember;WhenNatashagothomefromclass;Twodayslater”等可知,本文是按照时间顺序写作的。BGiventhepaceoftoday’smodernsociety,manyofusareconstantlyonthego.Whenitcomestomealtime,weoftendon’thaveenoughtimetoheadhometoprepareameal.Instead,welookforthenearestfastfoodrestauranttograbaquickmealinbetweenactivities.Theworlddoesn’talwaysmoveatsuchafastpace,though.Sodoesthatmeanfastfoodrestaurantsarearelativelynewinvention?Notexactly!Restaurantsinsomeshapeorformhavebeenaroundformostofhumanhistory.Tosatisfytravelers’needs,innsandtaverns(酒馆)servedfoodtoguestsdatingbacktoancientGreeceandRome.Itwasnotuntil1921inWichita,Kansas,thatthefastfoodrestaurantwasbornintheformofthefirstWhiteCastlerestaurant.Upuntilthattime,hamburgersweremainlysoldatfairsandfromfoodcarts(马车),andmostpeopleconsideredthemto-4-bealowqualityfood.WhiteCastleaimedtochangeAmerica’sviewofthehamburger.ThefirstWhiteCastlerestaurantfeaturedanopenkitchenareawherecustomerscouldseetheirfoodbeingprepared.Fastfooddidn’tcatchonimmediately,butitdidbegintoslowlydevelopalongwiththepopularityoftheautomobile.AsAmericansbecamemoremobile,frequenttravelingledtoadesireforquickerfoodonthego.Theassemblyline(流水线)systemoffoodpreparationweassociatewithmodernfastfoodrestaurantsdidn’tcomeaboutuntiltheoriginalMcDonald’sgotitsstartinthe1940s.Inspiredbytheefficiencyofproducinga