綜合素質(zhì)隨堂反饋八年級英語譯林版常州專版
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love for the mountains. 2. ________ Zhong said, "How beautifully you're playing the guqin! When I listen to the music, I can almost see the mountains in front of my eyes." 3. ________ Then he played another tune (調(diào)子). Zhong clapped his hands and cheered again, "What a beautiful tune it is! When I listen to it, I can imagine hundreds of boats sailing down big rivers."
Yu was surprised at Zhong's words. 4. ________ Whenever he played a new tune, Zhong could tell what Yu was thinking about.
Yu and Zhong became close friends. After Zhong died, Yu was so sad that he broke (打破) his guqin and decided never to play it again.
This is the story about Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi. We can learn a lesson from the story. 5. ________ If you find your true friends, love them and cherish (珍惜) real friendships.
A. It is hard to find a true friend.
B. Zhong Ziqi was one of them.
C. Yu was happy to hear Zhong's words.
D. He decided to play more tunes for Zhong.
E. A true friend will be with you wherever you go.
F. Yu Boya wanted to let more people listen to his music.
G. Zhong Ziqi stood beside Yu Boya when he was playing the guqin.
答案：2. G; 3. C; 4. D; 5. A
五、閱讀理解
For years, Chinese students have practised English by writing letters as "Li Hua"—a fictional (虛構(gòu)的) name used in middle school tests. These letters, usually talking about school life or personal hobbies, often end with: "I look forward to your reply (回復(fù))." Recently, American users on the internet started replying to these letters. One reply came from a US user named Miranda, who shared a picture of her handwritten reply in Chinese. She spent over an hour writing the reply. She said, "I wanted to show how much it meant to me." Her message reads:
My dearest Li Hua,
I apologize (道歉) for taking such a long time to write back. I never read your letters, but they have blessed (祝福) my life. I no longer feel alone now, as I know we travel the world side by side. Every day, when I wake up and go through my usual chores, it will be easier for me to know that you are doing the same. I am happy to know that even if (即使) we have never met, we will always be friends. Thank you for your letters and your friendship!
Your pen pal,
Miranda
At the same time, the act (行為) has brought about much discussion (討論) among Chinese internet users. One wrote, "Suddenly, it feels like I'm seeing my younger self, beating my brain (頭腦) out how to write these letters in every test many years ago. Others expressed that they felt "warmed" by the kind act of friendship from across the world. "I think this shows the spirit of a friendly world," one person wrote.
（ ）1. Which of the following about Miranda is TRUE?
A. She never felt alone after she met Li Hua.
B. She wanted to show the meaning of her life.
C. She wrote a handwritten reply to Li Hua in Chinese.
D. She had beautiful lives and many friends in the US.
（ ）2. What do the underlined words "beating my brain out" mean?
A. Hitting the head heavily.
B. Thinking hard.
C. Sleeping peacefully.
D. Daydreaming.
（ ）3. Which magazine may this passage most likely come from?
A. Teens World.
B. Modern History.
C. News Today.
D. Art & Life.
答案：1. C; 2. B; 3. A
