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Unit 3 Growing Up
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阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A，B，C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Last week was my grandmother’s 70th birthday. We wanted to give her a gift that would 1 our
love. After much discussion, we decided to create a memory book filled with stories and photos from her life.
We spent days 2 old photos. My father found a photo of Grandma holding me as a baby. “She
looked so happy here!” he said. Then, we wrote short notes to explain each 3 . My sister added colourful
drawings to make the pages look 4 .
On her birthday, Grandma opened the 5 and smiled. “This is the most special gift I’ve ever
received,” she said. She sat down, turning each page 6 as if she didn’t want to miss any detail.
That evening, we ate cakes and listened to Grandma’s stories about her youth. She told us how she met
Grandpa and the experiences they had. Her words made us laugh, and the house was 7 of happiness.
This experience taught me that the best gifts are not about 8 . What truly matters is the effort and
love we put into them. Even a simple book can become 9 when it carries true memories.
Grandma now keeps the book on her coffee table. Every time visitors come, she shares it 10 . It
reminds us all that family is the greatest treasure of all.
1．A．change B．show C．hide
2．A．collecting B．selling C．drawing
3．A．baby B．photo C．paper
4．A．friendly B．lonely C．lively
5．A．book B．door C．letter
6．A．carefully B．quickly C．actually7．A．proud B．afraid C．full
8．A．weight B．price C．color
9．A．common B．special C．dangerous
10．A．similarly B．easily C．proudly
阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
There was once a little boy who often got angry. His father gave him a bag of nails (钉子) and said, “Every
time you’re angry, take a deep breath first. If it doesn’t 1 , you can drive (钉) a nail into the wall.”
The boy followed the advice. On the first day, he drove 28 nails into the wall. When he wanted to shout, he
tried to calm 2 down with deep breaths. And little by little, he learned to 3 his anger (愤怒).
He discovered it worked to stay calm. 4 , there came a day when he was no longer angry at all.
He told his father about the 5 news, and his father smiled, “Each day you stay calm, you can take
6 one nail.” Over time, there were fewer nails.
At last, there were no nails in the wall. Seeing that, his father said, “Good boy! Look at these 7
on the walls, you can see them and even touch them. They’re like the 8 left by angry words. No matter
how many times you say sorry, it still hurts.” Hearing that, the boy lowered his head and 9 his anger.
Anger can leave lasting marks. But keeping 10 could protect both others and ourselves from the
pain.
1．A．work B．matter C．go
2．A．herself B．himself C．yourself
3．A．control B．find C．keep
4．A．Clearly B．Finally C．Heavily
5．A．bad B．good C．old
6．A．in B．out C．up
7．A．marks B．words C．pictures
8．A．joy B．pain C．wonder
9．A．regretted B．forgot C．celebrated
10．A．angry B．upset C．calm
阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
Dear Paloma and Juan,How are you going?
I cannot thank you enough for your 1 and the influence (影响) you had (and still have) on my
life. There is not a day that goes by when I do not 2 you.
Thank you for introducing me to wonderful Spanish 3 . I still dream about paella, croquetas,
empanadas, and all the other goodies you cooked for me while I lived in your house. Every morning 4
my roommate and I left for class, you made us fresh orange juice, which was a perfect way to 5 the day.
Anytime we went on a trip, you packed us lunch. All of these made us feel 6 .
Thank you for being patient (耐心) with me in the 7 days when my Spanish was not so good. I
remember asking you many times what type of meat was on our salads, and it took me a long time to understand
that cangrejo meant “crab meat”. 8 that question over and over again must have been boring, but you
never got tired of it. You took me to the market and tried to help me experience (体验) real Spanish life.
Lastly, thank you for 9 caring about me and keeping in touch (保持联系). Thank you for
welcoming me back to your home when I returned to Madrid this March and for having me once more at your
dinner table, just like old times. You did 10 you could to make my stay wonderful. And for that, I am so
thankful.
Yours,
Kayla
1．A．fitness B．kindness C．happiness
2．A．miss B．help C．know
3．A．food B．culture C．language
4．A．if B．after C．before
5．A．name B．start C．plan
6．A．at work B．at school C．at home
7．A．early B．middle C．late
8．A．Asking B．Putting C．Answering
9．A．also B．still C．never
10．A．nothing B．something C．everything“Happy birthday, Susan!” Mom handed me a box of markers (马克笔).
“Thanks, Mom!” I held the rainbow-colored treasure (珍宝) excitedly, almost everyone knew I loved 1
and always wanted to own such a set of markers.
“Fantastic!” my 5-year-old sister, Emily came next to me and took a 2 look, then said, “Do you
mind if I use them for a while?”
“I don’t want this to 3 !” I closed the box at once.
But that afternoon, I was 4 to find my treasure gone! I looked everywhere in my room carefully,
but no markers.
“Where could they be?” I then thought of Emily and hurried to her room. There, she was just drawing 5
with my markers!
“They aren’t yours.” I grabbed (抓起) the markers and shouted loudly. She gave no 6 before I
closed my door angrily.
Moments later, I heard Emily’s footsteps. Then, a card was being pushed 7 the door.
As I picked it up, my anger quickly 8 and tears fell down.
On the top in rainbow colors were the words “For Dearest 9 ”, followed by a nice picture—Emily
just used my markers to create a special birthday gift for me!
I suddenly learned the greatest treasure of all was the 10 I had for my family and the love they
had for me.
I opened the door, reached out my hands to Emily and gave her a big hug.
1．A．writing B．swimming C．dancing D．painting
2．A．close B．new C．common D．strange
3．A．stop B．happen C．finish D．wait
4．A．worried B．bored C．surprised D．tired
5．A．anything B．everything C．nothing D．something
6．A．question B．result C．answer D．advice
7．A．through B．under C．over D．against
8．A．grew B．disappeared C．shortened D．improved
9．A．Brother B．Mother C．Father D．Sister
10．A．love B．patience C．luckiness D．success
Teenagers are like ships sailing through a stormy sea of emotions. One minute they’re laughing loudly, and
the next, they’re sitting in silence with a heavy heart. These sudden changes are not just “bad moods”—they’reoften 1 by big changes happening in their bodies.
During the teenage years, hormones (荷尔蒙) start to 2 quickly. This makes emotions swing up
and down like a roller coaster. It’s common for teens to 3 angry over small things, or feel sad without
any clear reason. For example, Mia, 14, once cried because her favorite song ended too soon. “I knew it was silly,
but I couldn’t 4 the tears,” she said.
Hiding these feelings can make things worse. Many teens try to 5 like they’re always okay, but
this only builds up pressure. Psychologists say the first step to dealing with emotions is to 6 them. “It’s
okay to feel angry or sad—these are normal feelings,” says Dr. Lee. “What matters is how you 7 with
them.”
Talking to someone you trust is a great way to start. This could be a parent, teacher, or friend. Writing in a
diary also 8 . It helps you sort out your thoughts and see why you’re feeling a certain way.
Another useful tip is to let go of the past. If you had a fight with a friend, don’t 9 it all day. Learn
from what happened and move forward. Remember, emotions are part of being human. The goal is not to avoid
them, but to 10 them wisely.
1．A．caused B．taught C．found D．saved
2．A．change B．sleep C．wait D．read
3．A．become B．turn C．get D．grow
4．A．finish B．stop C．start D．keep
5．A．sound B．look C．feel D．taste
6．A．hide B．forget C．recognise D．refuse
7．A．agree B．fight C．play D．deal
8．A．helps B．hurts C．fails D．loses
9．A．think about B．talk about C．hear about D．dream about
10．A．hurt B．manage C．fear D．waste
阅读下面语篇，从各小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。
Do you often feel anxious (焦虑的)? Nowadays, many students face stress at school. As 1 result,
they need to find ways to relieve (缓解) it. If you have the same problem, the following ways may help you.
When you feel 2 , you can do some relaxing things such as having a short sleep, listening to
music or talking with someone. Remember to share your 3 with your friends or your parents. They will
listen to you, understand you and then 4 a good way.
Take care of your 5 . Sleep for eight hours a night, and do some exercise. Do about thirty minutesof exercise every day and you will be stronger.
6 a hobby. Then you can spend more time on your favorites. For example, you can sing songs,
draw pictures or make some things by hand. And you will feel relaxed and 7 by doing the things you
enjoy. What’s more, 8 you are having fun with these things, you may be more creative.
Enjoy sweet food. Eating sweet food can make people feel good, but remember not to eat too much because
it may 9 a toothache.
In a word, when you feel anxious, please give 10 some time to do fun things. Then you can feel
better.
1．A．a B．/ C．the
2．A．sick B．nervous C．lonely
3．A．fairness B．feelings C．satisfaction
4．A．get out of B．run out of C．come up with
5．A．interest B．lesson C．health
6．A．Raise B．Develop C．Volunteer
7．A．careful B．comfortable C．clever
8．A．while B．until C．although
9．A．explain B．cheer C．cause
10．A．yourself B．himself C．themselves
Five years ago, my father and I had a serious disagreement (分歧), but we didn’t do anything to 1
it. We avoided (避免) seeing each other unless we had to during festivals or other family gatherings. But even
then, we hardly spoke to each other.
So last Tuesday, when I got home, I 2 myself that I was going to tell my father I loved him. In
fact, I never said that, but I felt much better just by making that 3 .
I was so 4 that I could hardly sleep during the night. The next morning I went to work early. At
9:00 in the morning, I called my dad to ask 5 I could come over after work. He 6 .
At 5:30 in the afternoon I was at my parents’ house ringing the 7 , hoping that dad would 8
the door. I was afraid if mum opened the door I would give up and tell her instead. To my joy, Dad did that.
I didn’t 9 any time—I took one step into the door at once and said, “Dad, I just came over to tell
you that I love you.”
Believe it or not, it was like magic (魔法). Before my eyes, my father’s face seemed to turn soft, the
wrinkles (皱纹) seemed to disappear and he began to cry. He hugged (拥抱) me and said excitedly, “I LOVEYOU too, my dear son, but I was 10 able to say it.” Seeing this unforgettable sight, Mom walked by
with tears in her eyes.
So my message to all of you is this: Don’t wait to do the things you know need to be done. What would
happen if I had waited to tell my dad?
1．A．remember B．reach C．solve
2．A．talked B．told C．spoke
3．A．decision B．situation C．mistake
4．A．interested B．relaxed C．excited
5．A．if B．how C．why
6．A．disliked B．agreed C．expected
7．A．phone B．doorbell C．window
8．A．answer B．reply C．leave
9．A．take B．waste C．save
10．A．ever B．even C．never
One day, Sally got into a fight with one of her classmates. Then she went home and told her mother her
story. “I don’t want to make friends with Alice any more. She is too bad. I hate her.” The girl said 1 .
The mother listened to Sally carefully, and then she said in a soft voice, “My dear, let me tell you a story of
2 . When I was young, it was 3 for me to be angry. As a result, it just made me feel 4 .
Do you know why?”
Sally looked at her mother’s eyes and shook her head.
The mother kept on saying, “ 5 nobody wants to make friends with people who get angry easily. I
realize I must learn to 6 myself. I tell myself to count from 1 to 10 every time I get angry. I try my best
to get on with 7 around me. And I find it happy for me to do nice things for people. I make a lot of good
friends.”
“Mom, I’m wrong. 8 should I do?” Sally asked.
“I guess you could tell her and say sorry so that you can be 9 again.” replied the mother.
“Thanks for your 10 .” Sally said happily.
1．A．luckily B．happily C．angrily
2．A．mine B．yours C．his
3．A．easy B．difficult C．strong
4．A．excited B．lonely C．proud5．A．Although B．Instead C．Because
6．A．argue B．control C．hate
7．A．someone B．nobody C．everyone
8．A．Why B．What C．When
9．A．friends B．sisters C．teachers
10．A．sense B．question C．advice
重难语篇练习
Tina was angry. She didn’t say goodbye to me, but turned around and left my home very 1 . I
really didn’t know why. We are good friends. Everything seemed 2 to me. I would take part in a speech
contest next week, but I was not very good at 3 speeches. So I asked Tina for help because she had a lot
of 4 with that. And we finished it a few minutes later. Just after I said “goodbye” to her, Tina seemed to
get angry suddenly. She 5 talking to me and went away.
“Honey, do you remember what you had talked about before you said goodbye?” my mother asked me.
I thought about it carefully. “Tina asked me to buy her an ice cream as a reward (奖励). I laughed and said
she was only doing me a small favor (帮助) and should 6 it herself.”
“Oh, dear, that might be the 7 ,” my mother said. “It was only a joke. I mean, 8 Tina
didn’t help me, I would also buy her an ice cream.”
My mother 9 softly, “Tina may be angry because you said what she did was a little favor, not
because you didn’t buy her the ice cream.”
After hearing my mother’s words, I was really 10 . “Wasn’t it a small favor? Tina is very good at
writing speeches. 11 the time we met to the time she left, it only took about ten minutes.”
“I think you should 12 some more time,” my mother said. “To help you check your speech, Tina
might have been waiting for your call the whole 13 . She didn’t know when you would call her. And she
had to change her 14 for the day. Maybe she was going to the library or see her favorite movie.”
My mother was right. If I were Tina, I would be even 15 . I must give Tina a call and thank her
sincerely.
1．A．happily B．bravely C．quickly D．carefully
2．A．strange B．perfect C．useful D．similar
3．A．writing B．reading C．watching D．learning
4．A．chances B．hobbies C．information D．experience
5．A．stopped B．forgot C．kept D．practised6．A．ask for B．pay for C．wait for D．look for
7．A．time B．problem C．money D．difficulty
8．A．so that B．while C．even if D．because
9．A．spoke B．shouted C．suggested D．turned
10．A．bored B．excited C．funny D．surprised
11．A．At B．Before C．From D．Until
12．A．share B．add C．spend D．choose
13．A．year B．month C．week D．day
14．A．result B．course C．plan D．life
15．A．calmer B．busier C．funnier D．angrier
阅读短文，掌握其大意，然后从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
At thirteen, I was already as tall as I am now, and had a lot of freckles (雀斑). I reached the age when I
began to really 1 my looks, and I was the perfect example of someone that was not 2 at all.
I couldn’t help thinking about how to make my skin (皮肤) perfect and life 3 . Then, in a
magazine, I found the 4 : an advertisement for a freckle-remover cream (祛斑霜). I knew I could buy it
if I saved money. And I 5 it. In the following days, I went to the mail box every day secretly. Finally,
after three weeks of 6 , my freckle-remover cream came.
I went to my room with it, sat on bedside, and opened it carefully as if it was a 7 . I was sure that
my freckles would 8 so I used the cream all over my body. Later that day I went 9 as I was
asked to do it every day in summer. But there was something important I hadn’t 10 about freckle
removal. That is, if you wear it in the sun, it seems to have a (n) 11 effect. Rather than 12
your skin, you just get more and darker freckles.
My mother knew nothing about the cream. When I returned from the field, she began to say things like,
“I’ve never seen you with that many freckles before.” Looking at myself in the mirror, I cried and 13 in
the bathroom.
My mother came and ordered me to 14 and sat. I didn’t follow her order, rushed out of the door
and ran by her, to the well house, crying. My grandfather came, and I told him about the freckle removal and why.
He looked at me in surprise and said, “But child, all kinds of flowers are 15 .” I cried, “I’ve never seen a
flower with freckles!” and ran back to my room.
I cried myself to sleep that night. When I opened my eyes the next morning, the first thing I saw, was a tiger
Lily (虎百合), pretty even with all the freckles!1．A．look up to B．get used to C．make fun of D．pay attention to
2．A．strange B．friendly C．confident D．independent
3．A．useful B．different C．crazy D．dark
4．A．truth B．reason C．idea D．answer
5．A．shared B．managed C．forgot D．refused
6．A．working B．trading C．waiting D．guarding
7．A．treasure B．memory C．direction D．pleasure
8．A．fall B．fail C．remain D．disappear
9．A．skating B．shopping C．farming D．skiing
10．A．dreamed B．realized C．achieved D．decided
11．A．simple B．active C．similar D．opposite
12．A．perfect B．memorize C．wash D．pollute
13．A．hid B．laughed C．changed D．prepared
14．A．cut up B．dress up C．read out D．come out
15．A．fresh B．useful C．important D．beautiful
