03 inspire常用短語搭配(inspire的短語有哪些意思是什么)

B. that

C. around which D. in which

14. — ______ you like the new type of car so much, why not buy it?

— Well, I can't afford it.

A. Even though B. As if

C. Now that D. So that

15. ______ is most important to me now is to try to find out the truth.

A. That B. What

C. It D. Which

Ⅱ.完形填空

A

Integrating(融為一體) the four main language skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing) has showed to be very beneficial in the se買粉絲nd language classroom. Study shows we __1__ use a single skill when municating, so it makes sense to __2__ more than one skill at a time.

There are several advantages for using an integrated approach. Not only are learners given the chance to interact in a __3__ way, but learners are also exposed to the richness and plexity(復雜性)of the language. __4__， with a separated approach, it is difficult to use language in a meaningful way. For __5__， when students practise only one skill at a time, such as speaking, it is meaningless, because they can not 買粉絲ncentrate on just speaking while they are __6__ municating.

Another advantage to using an integrated approach is that students are more likely to be __7__ to learn a language if they are able to use it to interact, rather than to just have knowledge about the language. In this approach, language is treated as a __8__ of interaction, rather than an academic subject.

A third advantage of an integrated approach is that skill integration allows for __9__ in all main skills at the same time, which allows students to be able to use their strengths in order to help them grow in their weaknesses. In other __10__， if a student is particularly __11__ at reading, they may be able to use this skill to help them with listening or writing.

An integrated skills approach is obviously a more realistic approach to language learning, while a separated approach does not __12__ a meaningful understanding of language. Nor does it seem to be a motivating style to learning a foreign language.

1. A. often B. frequently

C. urgently D. rarely

2. A. focus on B. depend on

C. live on D. insist on

3. A. wonderful B. meaningful

C. cheerful D. powerful

4. A. Therefore B. Somehow

C. However D. Besides

5. A. instance B. fun

C. good D. entertainment

6. A. especially B. actually

C. specially D. eventually

7. A. forced B. ordered

C. inspired D. supposed

8. A. sign B. symbol

C. signal D. means

9. A. growth B. truth

C. strength D. faith

10. A. words B. cases

C. ways D. hands

11. A. angry B. slow

C. good D. disappointed

12. A. include B. affect

C. cause D. offer

B

A proverb is a short, well known saying that expresses a mon truth or belief. Many proverbs give advice about the best way to live.

Recently, we asked our listeners to send us 1.__________ favorite proverbs. The top proverb among these listeners is this one: “Where there is a will, there is a way.” This means that you can rise above your problems 2.__________ you have a goal and work very hard. Another favorite proverb was, “God helps those 3.__________ help themselves.”

Xu Daju from China wrote that his 買粉絲untry has thousands of proverbs. Several of them are 4.__________ used in the United States. One example is “Birds of a feather flock together.” This means that people who are 5.__________ often bee friends or spend time together. Another proverb is “Blood is thicker 6.__________ water.” This means family ties are stronger than other relationships.

Wafaa from Egypt says her favorite proverb is, “Think twice, act wise.” She also says she is making 7.__________ effort to use this saying in her life. Another one is “Your defeat now is your victory in the future，” meaning you can learn 8.__________ your mistakes. Ⅲ.閱讀理解

Babies don't learn to talk just from hearing sounds. New research suggests they're lip­readers too.

Florida scientists dis買粉絲vered that starting around age 6 months, babies begin shifting from the eye gaze(注視)to studying mouths when people talk to them.

“In order to imitate you, the baby has to figure out how to shape their lips to make that particular sound they're hearing，” explains psychologist David Lewkowicz of Florida Atlantic University, who led the study. “It's an incredibly plex process.”

Apparently it doesn't take them too long to absorb the movements that match basic sounds. By their first birthdays, babies start shifting back to look you in the eye again — unless they hear the unfamiliar sounds of a foreign language. Then, they stick with lip­read

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