福建省大田一中、德化一中2014届高三12月联考英语试题试卷(4)

The other thing he remembered about these first frightful days was has hunger. The free food had been the main reason he bothered to go to public school as often as he had. These Christians didn’t give you lunch, and that shocked him.
Hunger and confusion did not prevent him from noting significant details about white people. He’d had no interaction with them before this. Now as he studied them he judged them ill-designed for survival. Astonishingly having a tendency to exaggerating(夸大) the seriousness of the most trivial illness or injury, they were forever racing off the doctors and hospitals, as if they were about to die. “They’d get a twisted ankle or something and they’re walking around school with a boot!” Michacl said. “I was like, ‘What are you all doing?’ You got to just walk it off!”
64．The underlined sentence suggests that         .
A．Students in the school all like Michael．
B．Michael was unique in the school．
C．The white students know better about Michael than he know them．
D．White kids recall every detail about coming across Michael．
65．Michael wrote "White Walls" _     __．
A．as a homework to hand in ． B．to convey his dissatisfaction
C．because he liked to write D．to keep it to himself as secret
66．Which of the following statements is true about Michael Oher?
A．He is a tall and huge．
B．He did not do homework because he didn't like the teachers．
C．Expecting to leave the school, he was cold to others．
D．He spoke ill of the other students．
67．From the passage, we can learn that __      _.
A．Michael Oher was a Christian
B．There is a gap between the white and the black
C．Michael's family has difficulty raising him．
D．Michael hadn't been to school before Briarcrest
D  
If “I love you” are the three nicest words in me English language, then "just in case" must be the three most annoying．They are often followed by “you never know．．．" suggesting a whole bundle （大量） of horrors if you don't go along with the "just in case" idea．
The first "just in case" you heard was probably from your mother．Do you remember "Always make sure your underwear is clean．Just in case"? You'd ask "In ease of what?" and she'd say, "You never know….” If you kept asking she would finally say the ominouse （不祥的） words．"You could be in an accident．"
Through most of your school years, besides books, pens, etc．．．you carried around a heavy sweater, sunscreen, and a rain coat, just in case it got cold, or hot, or it rained．Thanks to Mom, "just in ease" ruled your life．It was the same with Halloween candy．
"Don't eat it until Mom or Dad can check it out, just in case．"
"In case of what?" you'd say．
“You never know．" 
"Know what?"
And then it came—the threat, which ensured you would end up letting Mom and  Dad eat all your candy simply because, they loved you so much and wanted to protect you from harm．
'There could be poison in it．'"
As we get older the habit has become so deep-rooted that we force it on ourselves. We leave for the airport to catch our flight half an hour before the aircraft leaves its previous location, just in case the traffic is bad．"Just in care"．The phrase is so much a part of our lives．
I'm going to print up this article now, but I'll also save it onto my hand drive, just in case my computer crashes．I'll also save it on a disc, and just in case the disc gets damaged I'll save it on my flash drive．Well．．．you never know．Thanks a lot, Mom!
68．What does the author's attitude towards the three words "just in case"?
    A．Objective． B．Positive.    C．critical   D．Indifferent（冷淡）
69．Your parent always says the three words “Just in case" because he or she wants to         ．
A．control your life               B．bring you an easy life
C．brighten your life D．ensure you a safe life
70．What does the underlined "the threat" m the passage refer to?
A．There could be bad traffic． 
B．You could be in an accident．
C．There could be poison in your candy．
D．Mom and Dad could eat up your sweets．
71．The main idea of this passage is that "Just in case" ___．
A．threatens our life               B．gets us in trouble
C．becomes our habit              D．makes life annoying
E
Kids will often ignore your requests for them to shut off the TV, start their chores（杂事）,or do their homework as a way to avoid following your directions．Before you know it, you’ve started to sound like a broken record as you repeatedly ask them to do their assignments, clean their room, or take out the trash．Rather than saying “Do your chores now．” you’ll be more effective if you set a target time for when the chores have to be completed．So instead of arguing about starting chores, just say, “If chores aren’t done by 4 pm, here are the consequences．”Then it’s up to your child to complete the chores．Put the ball back in their court．Don’t argue or fight with them, just say, “That’s the way it’s going to be．”It shouldn’t be punitive（惩罚性的）as much as it should be persuasive．“If your chores aren’t done by 4 pm, then no video game time until chores are done．And if finishing those chores runs into homework time, that’s going to be your loss．”On the other hand, when dealing with homework, keep it very simple．Have a time when homework starts, and at that time, all electronics go off and do not go back on until you see that their homework is done．If your kids say they have no homework, then they should use that time to study or read．Either way, there should be a time set aside when the electronics are off．