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ENGLISH WEEKLY关治闺款高二课标Book6Unit2同步评估(2022-2023)第17期B★★★☆☆●My first exposure to poetry began at about age 12.Back then,teachers andThis is really fun and interesting,in that I get to see in person how people areschool administrators chose me to take part in the "Gifted Student Program"reacting to my work.I have come a long way from that teen that was too shy toa program for advanced learners.Poetry was a weekly requirement,along withshare her work.classes in creative writing.I fell in love at first write!As a shy and awkwardteen.I found that poetry gave me a way to express lots of my emotions24.What led the author into the world of poetry?and feel a sense of empowerment.A.The influence of her poet mother.To make a long story short,one day my mom went into my bedroom andB.A special program organized by her school.happened to see some of my private work.She was impressed.She said I hadC.The encouragement from one of her teachers."a gift"that should be shared.The rest,as they say,is history.D.A competition among advanced learners in her school.Poetry,contrary to popular opinion,can be difficult to create,though it25.What is a popular opinion about poetry according to paragraph 3?may appear easy.It's rare for me to prepare for poetry on purpose.For the bestA.It can't be forced.results,the process can't be forced.Ideas typically surface as a reaction orB.It is easy to create.C.It needs careful preparation.response to something I see on TV,a conversation,something I have read,oreven random(随意的)thoughts.D.It comes from random thoughts.People sometimes ask me:what is the most important thing a poem must26.What does the author think a poem should do in the first place?do?That's a good question.I think that it depends on the poem and its purpose.A.It should mirror the poet's life.B.It should have a specific purpose.But,essentially a poem should produce emotions.C.It should relate to people's feelings.I try to make my poems deliver the message by being honest and authenticD.It should cover more than one subject.(真实的)，by adding common experiences that are relatable.My new book Ode27.What does the author do in the "Spoken Word"scene?to Toni Morrison has about 50 poems on everything from love,to thoughts onA.She writes poems live.the COVID-l9 pandemic,to social issues.It's very diverse(多样的).B.She collects ideas for her poems.I am also a part of the“Spoken Word”scene,meaning that I“performC.She displays her poems to peoplemy work in front of live audiences at jazz clubs,coffee shops,libraries,eteD.She builds her confidence to share her works.★★★女●Lawrence Ganti from the US has lived in Switzerland,Japan,and India.found that cultures have a lot in common.In many parts of Latin America,forWhen his work with Merck,a company that develops treatments for many ofexample,giving straight advice or criticism in conversation isn't typical.Tothe world's most challenging diseases,first took him to Japan.he was struckmake a point,he did just that in meetings.and attendees were often shocked.by how comfortable his Japanese co-workers were with silence.During"I'm usually sent to places where change is needed,"Ganti says."You have tomeetings in the US,people are usually uneasy with quiet and fill a quiet periodmake changes.”with talk.Not so in Japan."You don't break the silence unless you havesomething important to say,"says Ganti.Surprisingly,when he next lived in28.How do Indians differ from the Japanese according to Ganti?India,he found conversations were typically lively,loud and full ofA.They easily accept silence.B.They usually talk excitedly.interruptions(打t).“Silence is never expected,”he says..C.They dislike being interrupted.The Japanese value the building of trust and relationships,Ganti adds.InD.They seem nervous in business meetings.Japan,nothing might be accomplished in the first meeting,and no real progress29.What had the foreigners going to Japan expected according to paragraph 2?may be made until the parties sit down for a lunch or dinner.Ganti remembersA.They would be invited to dinner.greeting foreigners who flew to Japan with the intention of holding theirB.They could leave Japan the next day.meeting and flying out that same day."It's just a half-hour discussion,"theyC.They could get their tasks done soon.told him.He replied,"That half-hour discussion won't go anywhere.D.They would have a very interesting meeting.Cyrus Sabouri from New Jersey,the US,had similar experiences in the30.What upset Sabouri when he first worked in Bahrain?Middle East.He lives in Bahrain,where he works for American ExpressA.Work is more important than life there.Middle East."Meetings can require personal introductions,which oftenB.Personal introductions are often ignored.consume (more of the meeting than the things to be discussed,"he says.C.There are a lot of long business meetings.He was frustrated (by this custom when he first moved to the islandD.Bahrainis value relationships very highlynation."You eventually leam that it is hard to draw the line between business31.What does Ganti find about many Latin Americans?and personal life,"he says."Warm and friendly relationships can be theA.They are generally willing to accept new ideasdifference between a deal or no deal with the Bahraini."B.They like to solve puzzles in their spare timeGanti's current job with Merck takes him throughout Latin AmericaC.They seldom express their views directly.While each country presents its own cultural puzzle to figure out,Ganti hasD.They hardly ever make comments on others.D★★★★☆As a big reader.Megan Wood says no fantasy novel ever quite satisfiedtopics of inequality and injustice(不公).her,so she decided to write her own.Wood is the author of the newly-publishedWood said she began writing the novel in 2017.With funding (fromnovel The Naidisbo,a fantasy coming-of-age story,and her first publishedthe NWT Arts Council she was able to publish it."I hope people takebook.advantage of the NWT Arts Council because it's there and I don't think it's"I think there's a lot of room in the world for literature dealing with thethat well known,"she said.The Naidisbo is now sold online on Amazon.world of magic,"she said of her inspiration."I've always written and so I juststarted developing this idea and the characters and the story just kind of grew."32.What is paragraph 2 mainly about?Wood explained that The Naidisbo一which is obsidian(黑曜岩)spelledA.How Wood's book came into being.backward-takes place in a fictional world called Torekan that has been ruledB.What people thought of Wood's book.by the Order of Alvar under a theocracy(神权政治国家)for 150 years.TheC.What expectations Wood had of the book.Order considers people with pure powers,which are connected to the elementsD.How Wood changed after writing the bookof fire and water,as upper-class people.Those with powers connected to the33.What does The Naidisbo talk about?earth,known as naturalists,are looked down upon.A.A real-life theocracy.B.An unfair social systemThe main character in the novel,Anika Dian.has served the Order sinceC.Some fire and water disasters.D.Some loving upper-class people.she was a child and was led to believe that naturalists were bad.But she ends34.What did Wood say of this book?up leaming the truth about them and comes into her own as a rebellion (A.It is full of funny stories.B.It is the first of a three-book series.is drawing near."It's really a story about adventure;it's a story aboutC.It centers on Anika's carefree journey.growth,"Wood said."I just hope that readers have fun going on this joumneyD.It shows a girl's change and growth.with our main character,Anika,growing as she does and maybe changing their35.What does Wood think of the NWT Arts Council?opinions a little bit."A.It's underused.B.It's too active.The Naidisbo is the first book in a planned two-part series that exploresC.It's well-known.D.It's hard to approach.