【題目】 It was the school's Talent Show, and it was the first time for Abby to perform with The Racket. Abby had got used to singing with the group and she no longer felt at all _______ during practices, but the idea of _______ on the stage （舞臺(tái)）was making her head hurt. They had spent the last month working hard to _______ the songs, so that they could put up a pretty good show, and everyone was confident at their final practice.

Abby sat backstage and saw her bandmates hopping around and high-fiving each other. She couldn't tell if they were just excited or trying to work out their nerves, but Abby knew how she felt: frightened. She kept _______ walking onstage, opening her mouth to sing, but nothing would come out.

Headmaster Gruber announced, "Ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome The Racket!" As the band members headed out onstage, Abby's legs moved and carried her over to the microphone, but her mind seemed to be flying somewhere nearby. And before she even knew it, the first song was halfway done. It all came _______. All of the practice was paying off. Abby knew the songs so well, she really didn't have to think much about what she was doing. Suddenly she realized that she was _______ the moment. She just carried on like the audience （觀(guān)眾）wasn't really there, and it was no different than being at practice.

The highlight of the performance came during the song written by the band —"Let's make a racket!" At the end, the audience jumped to their feet and sang with _______.

As The Racket ran offstage, Headmaster Gruber smiled at them and said, " I have a feeling I know who's going to take the prize for Audience Favorite this year. "

Abby wasn't too worried about the prize, though. She knew she had already got something even better: the _______ to perform.

【1】A.confusedB.impatientC.nervousD.tired

【2】A.dancingB.singingC.speakingD.walking

【3】A.perfectB.recordC.chooseD.teach

【4】A.tryingB.regrettingC.rememberingD.imagining

【5】A.naturallyB.graduallyC.directlyD.immediately

【6】A.enjoyingB.celebratingC.facingD.missing

【7】A.memoryB.prideC.attentionD.admiration

【8】A.rightB.opportunityC.confidenceD.decision

【答案】

【1】C

【2】B

【3】A

【4】D

【5】A

【6】A

【7】D

【8】C

【解析】

本文為一篇記敘文，主要講述一次學(xué)校的特長(zhǎng)展示表演，艾比和樂(lè)隊(duì)練習(xí)了一個(gè)月，但是上臺(tái)前她還是很緊張。上臺(tái)之后，歌曲演出很精彩，將整個(gè)表演推向了高潮。但是她并不關(guān)心獎(jiǎng)項(xiàng)，對(duì)她來(lái)說(shuō)，演出的機(jī)會(huì)更加重要。

【1】

句意：艾比已經(jīng)習(xí)慣和小組一起唱歌，她在練習(xí)中不再感到緊張。但是一想到要在舞臺(tái)上跳舞，她就頭痛。

confused困惑的；impatient不耐心的；nervous緊張的；tired勞累的。根據(jù)下文“but Abby knew how she felt: frightened.”可知，她想到要上臺(tái)時(shí)是緊張害怕的，而在練習(xí)中，不再緊張，故選C。

【2】

句意：艾比已經(jīng)習(xí)慣和小組一起唱歌，她在練習(xí)中不再感到緊張。但是一想到要在舞臺(tái)上唱歌，她就頭痛。

dancing跳舞；singing唱歌；speaking說(shuō)話(huà)；walking走路。根據(jù)上文“she no longer felt at all ___1___”可知，她練習(xí)唱歌已經(jīng)不再緊張，但是唱歌這件事讓她頭痛，故選B。

【3】

句意：他們上個(gè)月努力完善這首歌，因此他們可以有一個(gè)相當(dāng)好的演出，而且每個(gè)人對(duì)于他們最后的練習(xí)都很有信心。

perfect完善；record記錄；choose選擇；teach教。根據(jù)下文“confident at their final practice”可知，這一個(gè)月以來(lái)，他們一直在練習(xí)這首歌，即完善，故選A。

【4】

句意：她想象著在舞臺(tái)上走路，開(kāi)口唱歌，但是什么也唱不出來(lái)。

trying嘗試；regretting后悔；remembering記得；imagining想象。他們此時(shí)還沒(méi)有上臺(tái)，所以她只能想象，故選D。

【5】

句意：它來(lái)地那么自然。

naturally自然地；gradually逐漸地；directly直接地；immediately立即，馬上。根據(jù)下文“Abby knew the songs so well, she really didn't have to think much about what she was doing.”可知，她不用想就會(huì)做，表明歌曲非常自然，故選A。

【6】

句意：突然，她意識(shí)到她正在享受這一刻。

enjoying享受；celebrating慶祝；facing面對(duì)；missing錯(cuò)過(guò)。根據(jù)下文“it was no different than being at practice”可知，她跟練習(xí)時(shí)沒(méi)有區(qū)別，表明她忘記了緊張，享受在其中，故選A。

【7】

句意：最后，觀(guān)眾都站起來(lái)，贊賞地一起唱起來(lái)。

memory記憶；pride驕傲；attention注意；admiration贊賞。根據(jù)“The highlight of the performance came”可知，這首歌帶來(lái)了整場(chǎng)表演的高潮，所有人都喜歡這個(gè)表演，故選D。

【8】

句意：她知道她得到了一些更好的東西：表演的信心。

right權(quán)力；opportunity機(jī)會(huì)；confidence信心；decision決定。根據(jù)上文“Abby wasn't too worried about the prize, though.”她不太擔(dān)心獎(jiǎng)品。因?yàn)閷?duì)她來(lái)說(shuō)演出的信心更加重要，故選C。

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