期中复习之阅读回答12篇
（Units1-3单元话题）
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、任务型阅读
My name is Lin Tao. I’m in Grade Eight. Recently, our school held a career talk and I was very interested in it. After the talk, I have a clear career dream—I want to be a computer engineer.
I like computers very much. I often spend my free time learning computer knowledge and playing computer games. I’m good at math and science, which are very important for a computer engineer. My computer teacher said that I have a talent for computer learning and he encouraged me to stick to my dream.
To be a good computer engineer, I know I need to face many growing pains and work hard to overcome them. First, I need to improve my English, because many computer books and materials are in English. I used to be weak in English, so I read English articles every morning and do more exercises after school. Now my English has improved a lot. Second, I need to learn more computer skills. I take a computer course on weekends and I practice programming (编程) every day. Sometimes I can’t work out a programming problem and I feel upset, but I never give up. I ask my computer teacher for help and keep trying until I solve it.
Through these efforts, I have got a lot of gains. I have become more hard-working and patient. I also learn that no dream is too big and no effort is too small. I know there are still many difficulties ahead, but I will keep working hard. I believe that my growing pains will turn into gains and I will realize my career dream one day.
根据短文内容回答问题 (字数不超过10个单词)
1．What’s Lin Tao’s career dream
2．What subjects is Lin Tao good at
3．Why does Lin Tao need to improve his English
4．What does Lin Tao do on weekends to learn computer skills
5．What has Lin Tao gained through his efforts
In 2026, our school held a “Dream Career & Growth Story” sharing meeting. Three students shared their experiences of chasing career dreams and overcoming growing pains.
Zhao Yan, 14: “My dream is to be a doctor. My grandmother was seriously ill last year, and the doctors saved her life. Since then, I’ve wanted to help sick people. But my growing pain is that I’m afraid of seeing blood. To get over this, I started reading medical books and watching educational videos about medicine. I also volunteered at a community clinic to get used to medical scenes. Now, I’m not afraid anymore. My gain is that I’ve learned to be brave and responsible.”
Li Ming, 13: “I want to be a teacher. I love working with children and sharing knowledge. But I’m very shy—I can’t even answer questions in class. My English teacher suggested I join the debate club. At first, I was nervous, but I kept practicing. Now, I can speak in front of the whole school. I’ve gained confidence and communication skills. I know that being a teacher requires courage to speak, and I’m getting closer to my dream.”
Chen Xi, 14: “My dream is to be a painter. I love drawing, but my parents didn’t support me at first. They thought drawing would affect my study. This was my biggest growing pain. I talked to my parents seriously, showing them my paintings and promising to balance study and drawing. I made a schedule to finish homework first and then draw for 30 minutes every day. Gradually, my parents saw my progress in both study and drawing, and they started to support me. My gain is that I’ve learned to communicate with others and keep my promises.”
All three students agreed that growing pains are necessary for growth. They encourage every teenager to hold onto their dreams and face difficulties bravely.
根据语篇内容，按要求回答问题。
6．What activity did the school hold in 2026
7．Why does Zhao Yan want to be a doctor
8．How did Li Ming overcome his shyness
9．Why didn’t Chen Xi’s parents support her at first （不超过15个词）
10．What do the three students agree on （不超过15个词）
“Every worker coming to Beijing has their own reasons. No one lives here without a dream,” said Chen Jianguo, a 35-year-old food deliveryman (送餐员) from a small and poor town.
Chen Jianguo dreamed of having his own business in Beijing about 16 years ago. But his father asked him to take his place as a truck driver. Although Chen disliked the job, he didn’t want to make his father sad. He took the job as a truck driver. Then he got married and had a son.
“I got quite good pay, but life was boring there during those years. Most of the time I had nothing to do.” said Chen. So Chen decided to give up his job and come to Beijing. His wife agreed that he should go for his dream. So did his son.
Chen has been a food deliveryman for a month. He works for 15 hours every day and hardly has time for lunch at noon. “I want to give a better life to my wife and little son.” he said. “I must work harder and try to become the best food deliveryman at my station.” Chen likes his job because he can meet many different people.
Chen plans to start his own restaurant in the future, so he always writes down what food people have ordered. In this way, he can know about different people’s tastes.
11．Where does Chen Jianguo come from
12．What was Chen’s job before he came to Beijing
13．Who agreed that he should go for his dream
14．How long does Chen work in Beijing every day
15．Does Chen like his job Why or why not
Most people have never heard of a pet detective before watching the old movie Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. However, real-life pet detectives are different from the noisy and funny detective Ventura in the movie. They are trained experts who take their jobs very seriously.
Liu Wei, a man from Shanghai, is quite famous in this new business. In 2012, he read an article about pet detectives by chance, and he decided to become one. At first, his family didn’t support him because it was a new industry. However, Liu didn’t give up. Now he has a 12-member team working with him. They receive about 30 orders every month.
“It’s a great sense of achievement when I finally find a missing pet after days of efforts,” he said. To find a missing pet, Liu waits in the long grass secretly, checks underground pipelines carefully and searches in the parking lots. It’s very common for him to walk tens of thousands of steps a day. Liu also makes good use of modern tools while searching.
The pet detective business has grown in China in recent years as more people keep pets at home. Hiring a pet detective is not cheap. It can cost from a few thousand to more than 10,000 yuan, but it’s worth it for pet owners. “They are not just animals. They are members of the family,” Liu said.
So far, Liu’s team has helped reunite more than 1,000 lost cats, dogs and birds with their worried, sad owners.
16．What are real-life pet detectives like
17．Who didn’t agree with Liu’s decision of becoming a pet detective
18．Why has the pet detective business grown in China recently
19．Do you think Liu has a good job Why or why not Write 30 words or more.
新素材 [小伙为救同学缺考] Imagine you are on your way to take a very important exam. Suddenly, one of your classmates falls down beside you. This is exactly what happened to Jiang Zhaopeng, a 17-year-old student at a vocational school in Shandong on 10th May 2025. Jiang was on his way to take the Shandong Provincial Spring College Entrance Examination, which is a college entrance exam in China. His classmate had a heart problem and stopped breathing. Jiang didn’t think twice. He quickly used the CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation, 心肺复苏) skills he learned at school to help his classmate. With the help of the driver, they drove to the hospital in just 7 minutes. They even ran through six red lights on the way. In the end, Jiang’s classmate got better, but Jiang missed his Chinese exam.
This story became very popular on the Internet. More than 2 million people online said Jiang was a hero. They said, “He passed the most important test in life.” On 14th May, the Shandong Education Authority decided to give Jiang a special make-up exam. They used backup test papers to ensure fairness. Both Jiang and the driver, Wang Tao, got “Bravery Certificates” from the local government.
Teachers and experts said this showed how useful the first-aid skills we learned in school could be. These skills can help save lives in real emergencies (突发事件). When people asked Jiang about missing the exam, he said, “We can take exams again, but we can’t bring a life back if it’s gone.”
This event teaches us that being kind is more important than getting good grades. As an expert said, “Exams test our knowledge, but Jiang’s decision showed his good character, and he did very well in that test.” Jiang’s story tells us that saving someone’s life is the biggest success of all.
20．What did Jiang Zhaopeng do when he found his classmate fell down beside him
21．How many netizens praised Jiang Zhaopeng
22．How long did it take the driver to take them to hospital
23．What do you think of Jiang Zhaopeng What can you learn from him Write 30 words or more.
My biggest growing pain was that I was too shy to talk to others. I was afraid of answering questions in class and had few friends.
Later, my teacher encouraged me to join clubs and speak more. I tried my best to change. Now I am more confident and have many good friends. I really get a lot of gains from my growing pains.
24．What was the writer’s biggest growing pain
25．What was the writer afraid of
26．Who encouraged the writer to change
27．What is the writer like now
28．What does the writer get from growing pains
Everyone has growing pains and gains in their teenage years. Many students feel stressed because of heavy study and busy school life. Some feel lonely because they don’t have close friends.
But these pains help us grow. We learn to deal with stress, make true friends and become more independent. When we look back, we will find that these experiences make us better.
29．What do people have in their teenage years
30．Why do many students feel stressed
31．Why do some students feel lonely
32．What can we learn from growing pains
33．What will the experiences help us become
Wang Qian was a lovely girl, who never argued (争吵) with her parents. But when she became an eighth-grader, things started to change. “We often argue, sometimes because of unimportant things,” she said.
Maybe Wang has got the “eighth-grade syndrome (综合征)”. Some experts think eighth-graders usually suffer a lot because of the changes in their body and mind. The lack (缺乏) of support is also a possible reason. Wang’s classmate Liu Shijia is an example. “The exams in Grade 8 are more difficult, but my parents still don’t support me,” she said sadly.
As eighth-graders enter the rebellious phase (叛逆期), they want to be free and have their own ideas. The survey shows that eighth-graders may try to persuade (说服) their parents when they have different ideas. Wang feels this deeply. She thinks there is nothing wrong with playing with boys, but her parents don’t agree with her. They often argue about this.
To deal with these problems, an expert from Jiangsu gives useful advice to eighth-graders. “First, calm down and pay more attention to your studies. Second, develop some interests and share them with your parents. Finally, learn about your changes and know yourself well. Then try to accept them,” she said.
34．Why do students have “eighth-grade syndrome”
35．What may eighth-graders do when they have different ideas
36．How many suggestions does the expert from Jiangsu give students to deal with these problems
37．What is the first suggestion？
38．Do you think you’re old enough to make decisions by yourself Why (At least 30 words)
April 15
Today our group had to make a volcano model for science class. There are three of us: Sharla, Tony and me. At first, we couldn’t agree on anything. Sharla wanted the volcano to look like a real one, but Tony thought it should be colorful. I just wanted to finish it fast. We all felt angry and sad. We even argued about the base (底座) of the volcano, and Tony didn’t want to touch the paste (浆糊). I thought our group could not work together at all.
April 16
Yesterday, our science teacher Mrs. Holt talked to us. She said: “A good team listens to everyone’s ideas. You need to find a way to make everyone happy.” This morning, we tried again. I asked everyone to share their best ideas. Sharla agreed to make the volcano’s shape real, Tony said he could paint bright colors on the rock, and I promised to make the base carefully. We divided the work and helped each other. By the end of the day, our volcano model looked great! We were so proud of ourselves.
39．Did the group agree on everything at first
40．Who gave the group good advice about teamwork
41．What did they do to make the volcano model great
42．What can you learn from their story (no more than 20 words)
In May 1960, four Chinese climbers set out to climb Mount Qomolangma. They faced freezing winds and thin air, but they trusted each other completely. When they reached the Second Step, a 30-metre-high wall of rock, the thin air took their strength away.
Liu Lianman, one of the climbers, fell back four times. He knew he could not climb further, but he chose to be a “human ladder” for his teammates. He lowered his body and let Qu Yinhua stand on his shoulders. Every second was painful, but Liu made every effort to hold on. In the end, he managed to help his three teammates climb up. Their oxygen was running low then. It was dangerous to climb without it, but Liu gave all his oxygen to his teammates so that they could carry on. The three teammates supported each other and reached the top at 4:20 a.m. on May 25. They were the first Chinese people to climb the difficult North Ridge.
43．How many climbers tried to climb Mount Qomolangma in 1960
44．What problem did they meet on the Second Step
45．Why did Liu Lianman become a “human ladder”
46．Did they succeed in the end What does this story tell us about teamwork
阅读短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题。
Teamwork is like magic that helps us achieve amazing things! No matter what we do, working together makes everything better. However, it is not always easy to build a good team. Let’s learn how to build a strong team together!
A good leader is the heart of a successful team. Leaders should cheer teammates up, listen to ideas, help solve problems and so on. For example, leaders can praise team members’ efforts and help them set clear goals. When leaders show kindness and confidence, team members feel safe and encouraged.
Communication is the glue that holds teams together. We need to express our feelings and ideas clearly so that we can understand each other better. Good communication helps us a lot during teamwork.
Disagreements are normal in any team. When arguments happen, don’t run away! The best way is to quickly solve problems face to face. The leader should help people talk calmly and listen to their opinions instead of taking sides (支持某一方).
The team leader must set a good example. If the leader arrives late or is tired of work, team members might follow. But if the leader works hard with a smile, everyone will feel encouraged. A leader’s spirit is like the sunshine that lights up the whole team.
No matter our age or job, teamwork skills are so important. When we work together, we can get over challenges and create wonderful results. Let’s practise being good team members and leaders today.
47．Who is the heart of a successful team
48．What do we need to do to help us understand each other better
49．What is a leader’s spirit like
50．What do you think is the most important quality for a team leader Why Write 30 words or more.
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。
Teamwork is the ability to work together with other members towards a common goal. It is an important skill for both individuals and organizations.
In a team, everyone has different strengths and weaknesses. By working together, we can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses. For example, in a basketball game, the point guard may be good at passing the ball, the shooting guard may be good at shooting, and the center may be good at rebounding. By working together, they can win the game.
To build good teamwork, we need to communicate effectively, respect each other’s opinions, and divide the work fairly. We also need to be willing to help each other and learn from each other.
51．What is teamwork
52．Why is teamwork important
53．What can we do by working together according to the passage
54．What do we need to do to build good teamwork
55．Can you give an example of teamwork in your daily life 期中复习之阅读回答12篇
（Units1-3单元话题）
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
参考答案
1．To be a computer engineer. 2．Math and science. 3．Because many computer books and materials are in English. 4．He takes a computer course. 5．He has become more hard-working and patient.
本文是一篇记叙文。文章作者林涛分享了自己的职业梦想、实现梦想的努力过程以及从中获得的成长感悟。
1．根据第1段中的“After the talk, I have a clear career dream—I want to be a computer engineer.”可知，林涛的职业梦想是成为一名计算机工程师，答案直接提取。
2．根据第2段中的“I’m good at math and science, which are very important for a computer engineer.”可知，林涛擅长数学和科学，答案直接提取。
3．根据第3段中的“First, I need to improve my English, because many computer books and materials are in English.”可知，林涛需要提高他的英语水平，因为许多电脑书籍和材料都是英文的，答案直接提取。
4．根据第3段中的“Second, I need to learn more computer skills. I take a computer course on weekends and I practice programming (编程) every day.”可知，他周末上计算机课来学习计算机技能，答案从中提取，整理即可，人称要改变。
5．根据第4段中的“Through these efforts, I have got a lot of gains. I become more hard-working and patient.”可知，通过他的努力，他变得勤奋并有耐心，答案从中提取，整理即可，人称要改变，时态要一致。
6．A “Dream Career & Growth Story” sharing meeting. 7．Because the doctors saved her grandmother’s life. 8．By joining the debate club and practicing speaking. 9．They thought drawing would affect her study. 10．Growing pains are necessary for growth.
本文介绍了2026年学校举办的“梦想职业与成长故事”分享会，三位学生分别讲述了自己追逐梦想过程中遇到的成长烦恼以及如何克服困难、获得成长的故事。
6．第一段“In 2026, our school held a ‘Dream Career & Growth Story’ sharing meeting.”，说明学校在2026年举办了一场“梦想职业与成长故事”分享会。
7．第二段“My grandmother was seriously ill last year, and the doctors saved her life. Since then, I’ve wanted to help sick people.”，说明赵燕想当医生是因为医生救了她生病的奶奶，她也想帮助病人。
8．第三段“My English teacher suggested I join the debate club. At first, I was nervous, but I kept practicing.”，说明李明是通过参加辩论俱乐部并坚持练习来克服害羞的。
9．第四段“I love drawing, but my parents didn’t support me at first. They thought drawing would affect my study.”，说明陈曦的父母起初不支持她是因为他们认为画画会影响她的学习。
10．最后一段“All three students agreed that growing pains are necessary for growth.”，说明三位学生都认同成长中的烦恼对于成长来说是必要的。
11．A small and poor town. 12．A truck driver. 13．His wife and (his) son. 14．For 15 hours. 15．Yes. Because he can meet many different people./Yes, because he can meet many different people.
本文主要介绍了来自贫穷小镇的送餐员陈建国，他以前是一位司机，现在是一名送餐员，他非常喜欢自己的工作。
11．根据“a 35-year-old food deliveryman (送餐员) from a small and poor town.”可知，陈建国来自一个贫穷小镇。故填A small and poor town.
12．根据“He took the job as a truck driver.”可知，来北京之前是一名卡车司机。故填A truck driver.
13．根据“His wife agreed that he should go for his dream. So did his son.”可知，他的妻子和儿子同意他应该去追求自己的梦想。故填His wife and (his) son.
14．根据“He works for 15 hours every day and hardly has time for lunch at noon.”可知，他在北京每天工作15小时。故填For 15 hours.
15．根据“Chen likes his job because he can meet many different people.”可知，陈喜欢他的工作，因为他能认识很多不同的人。故填Yes. Because he can meet many different people./Yes, because he can meet many different people.
16．They are trained experts who take their jobs very seriously. 17．Liu’s family. 18．Because more people keep pets at home. 19．Yes, I do. Because the job as a pet detective is quite meaningful. I really love animals and have pets too. What he does is bringing hope to pet owners and taking their family members home.（答案合理即可）
本文是一篇以记叙文为主的人物报道，讲述了刘伟阅读了宠物侦探的相关文章后，决定从事该职业，从家人反对、坚持创业、组建团队到辛苦寻找宠物，最后帮助了上千个家庭。
16．根据“real-life pet detectives are different from the noisy and funny detective Ventura in the movie. They are trained experts who take their jobs very seriously.”可知，现实生活中的宠物侦探是训练有素的专家，对自己的工作非常认真。故填They are trained experts who take their jobs very seriously.
17．根据“At first, his family didn’t support him because it was a new industry.”可知，刘伟的家人不支持他从事宠物侦探，且“didn’t support”与题干中“didn’t agree with”为同义词替换。故填Liu’s family.
18．根据“The pet detective business has grown in China in recent years as more people keep pets at home.”可知，宠物侦探行业近年来在中国兴起的原因在于越来越多的人养宠物，句子中的as表示“因为”，引导原因状语从句。故填Because more people keep pets at home.
19．本题为开放性问题，答案不唯一，结合自身爱好、职业倾向以及对宠物侦探行业的认知了解等合理回答即可。故填Yes, I do. Because the job as a pet detective is quite meaningful. I really love animals and have pets too. What he does is bringing hope to pet owners and taking their family members home.
20．He quickly used the CPR skills he learned at school to help his classmate. 21．More than 2 million netizens. 22．Just 7 minutes. 23．I think Jiang Zhaopeng is a hero. He is brave and smart. He uses the CPR skills at the right time. From him, I learn that being kind is more important than anything else.
本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了山东学生姜兆鹏在高考路上为救突发心脏病的同学而缺考，最终被安排补考并获得“勇敢证书”的故事，赞扬了他舍己为人的精神。
20．根据第一段“Jiang didn’t think twice. He quickly used the CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation, 心肺复苏) skills he learned at school to help his classmate.”可知，姜兆鹏发现同学倒下后，毫不犹豫地用在学校学到的心肺复苏技能帮助了他。故填He quickly used the CPR skills he learned at school to help his classmate.
21．根据第二段“More than 2 million people online said Jiang was a hero.”可知，超过200万网民称赞了姜兆鹏。故填More than 2 million netizens.
22．根据第一段“With the help of the driver, they drove to the hospital in just 7 minutes.”可知，司机只用了7分钟就把他们送到了医院。故填Just 7 minutes.
23．本题为开放性问题，结合文章内容和个人感悟作答即可。示例：I think Jiang Zhaopeng is a hero. He is brave and smart. He uses the CPR skills at the right time. From him, I learn that being kind is more important than anything else.
24．The writer’s biggest growing pain was being too shy to talk to others. 25．The writer was afraid of answering questions in class. 26．The writer’s teacher. 27．The writer is more confident and has many good friends now. 28．The writer gets a lot of gains from growing pains, such as being more confident and having many good friends.
本文主要讲述了作者成长过程中最大的烦恼是太害羞不敢与他人交流，后来在老师鼓励下努力改变，现在变得自信且有了很多朋友，还从成长烦恼中收获颇丰的现象。
24．首段第一句直接表明“My biggest growing pain was that I was too shy to talk to others”，明确给出了作者最大的成长烦恼是什么，答案为原文直接信息。
25．首段第二句“I was afraid of answering questions in class and had few friends”直接说明了作者害怕的事情，答案几乎是原文引述。
26．第二段开头“Later, my teacher encouraged me to join clubs and speak more”直接指出是老师鼓励作者改变，答案为原文直接信息。
27．第二段“Now I am more confident and have many good friends”直接描述了作者现在的状态，答案为原文直接信息。
28．最后一段“I really get a lot of gains from my growing pains”表明作者从成长烦恼中有所收获，结合前文可知收获就是变得自信且有了很多朋友，答案是对前文信息的概括总结。
29．People have growing pains and gains in their teenage years. 30．They feel stressed because of heavy study and busy school life. 31．They feel lonely because they don’t have close friends. 32．We can learn to deal with stress, make true friends and become more independent. 33．They will help us become better people.
本文主要讲述了青少年在成长过程中会经历的痛苦与收获，包括学习压力、孤独感等，以及这些经历对成长的意义和带来的积极影响。
29．首段直接描述了青少年在成长过程中会经历“growing pains and gains”，因此答案是原文直接信息。
30．首段明确指出“Many students feel stressed because of heavy study and busy school life”，这是原文中关于学生感到压力的原因的具体信息，直接提取。
31．首段明确提到“Some feel lonely because they don’t have close friends”，这是原文中关于一些学生感到孤独的原因的具体信息，直接提取。
32．第二段开头直接给出了我们能从成长的痛苦中学到的东西：“We learn to deal with stress, make true friends and become more independent”。答案几乎是原文引述。
33．第二段明确提到“When we look back, we will find that these experiences make us better”，这是原文中关于这些经历会帮助我们变得怎样的具体信息，直接提取。
34．Because of the changes in their body and mind, and the lack of support. 35．They may try to persuade their parents. 36．Three. 37．Calm down and pay more attention to their studies. 38．Yes, I think so. Because I have developed my own ideas and can think carefully before making decisions. I can also take responsibility for my choices, which helps me grow up.
本文主要讲述了八年级学生可能出现的“八年级综合征”现象，分析了其产生的原因，并给出了专家的应对建议。
34．文中第二段明确指出，“Some experts think eighth-graders usually suffer a lot because of the changes in their body and mind. The lack of support is also a possible reason.” 答案是对原文两处原因的直接整合提取。
35．文中第三段提到，“The survey shows that eighth-graders may try to persuade their parents when they have different ideas.” 答案为原文直接引述。
36．文中第四段用“First, ...Second, ...Finally, ...”的结构列出了三条建议，通过序数词可直接统计出建议数量为3条。
37．文中第四段第一条建议为“First, calm down and pay more attention to your studies.”，答案是对原文的直接提取（将第二人称your转换为第三人称their）。
38．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一。需结合自身实际，围绕“是否足够成熟”给出观点并说明理由，保证单词数量不少于30个，逻辑清晰即可。
39．No, they didn’t. 40．Mrs. Holt, their science teacher. 41．They shared ideas, divided the work, and helped each other. 42．例如：We should listen to others’ ideas and work together in a team.
本文是两篇日记，讲述了作者所在的三人小组制作科学课火山模型时，最初因想法不合产生矛盾，听从科学老师的团队协作建议后，大家整合想法、分工互助，最终完成出色模型的经历。
39．原文第一段“At first, we couldn’t agree on anything”表明小组一开始并没有达成共识，因此做否定回答。
40．第二段开头“A good team listens to everyone’s ideas. You need to find a way to make everyone happy.”，内容是小组的科学老师Mrs. Holt给出了团队合作的建议，因此得到对应答案。
41．根据第二段描述，小组采纳老师的建议后，协调了每个人的想法，分工完成任务、互相帮助，最终做出了出色的模型，整理核心信息即可。
42．本题是开放性问题，答案不唯一。故事核心传达团队协作的理念，提炼核心观点，满足字数要求即可。
43．Four. 44．The thin air took their strength away. 45．Because he wanted to help his teammates climb up. 46．Yes, they did. The story tells us that teamwork is very important. If we support and trust each other, we can overcome difficulties and succeed.
本文主要讲述了四名中国登山队员挑战珠穆朗玛峰北坡，途中氧气稀薄、体力耗尽，队员们互相帮助，最终三人成功登顶，成为首批从北坡登上珠穆朗玛峰的中国人。
43．文章第一句明确指出“four Chinese climbers set out to climb Mount Qomolangma”，答案直接提取。
44．第一段最后一句明确指出他们在第二台阶遇到的问题是“the thin air took their strength away”，答案直接提取。
45．根据第二段“He knew he could not climb further… he managed to help his three teammates climb up”可知，刘连满知道自己爬不动了，于是甘愿充当“人梯”让队友踩着自己的肩膀往上爬。故答案可以总结为Because he wanted to help his teammates climb up。
46．根据最后一段的最后两句可知，第一小问是肯定答案。第二小问是开放性问题，结合文章内容和自己对于“团队合作”的看法合理作答即可
47．A good leader. 48．We need to express our feelings and ideas clearly. 49．It’s like the sunshine that lights up the whole team. 50．A good leader should be kind and confident, because kindness builds trust and respect among team members, while confidence inspires them to work harder towards common goals. Together, the two qualities help unite the team and achieve success. (答案不唯一，回答合理即可)
本文主要介绍了如何打造一支强大的团队，核心内容包括优秀领导者的作用、团队沟通的重要性、处理分歧的方法，以及领导者以身作则的示范意义。
47．文章第二段开头直接指出“A good leader is the heart of a successful team”，说明优秀的领导者是成功团队的核心。
48．文章第三段提到“We need to express our feelings and ideas clearly so that we can understand each other better”，解释了良好沟通需要清晰表达感受和想法。
49．文章第五段结尾明确说明“A leader’s spirit is like the sunshine that lights up the whole team”，将领导者的精神比作照亮整个团队的阳光。
50．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一，回答合理即可。可结合文章中提到的领导者应具备的善良、自信等品质，以及这些品质对团队的积极影响进行阐述。
51．Teamwork is the ability to work together with other members towards a common goal. 52．Because it is an important skill for both individuals and organizations, and by working together, we can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses. 53．We can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses. 54．We need to communicate effectively, respect each other’s opinions, divide the work fairly, be willing to help each other and learn from each other. 55．（答案不唯一，合理即可）For example, when we do a group project in school, everyone in the group contributes their ideas and efforts to complete the project.
本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍了团队合作的定义、重要性以及如何建立良好的团队合作。
51．根据“Teamwork is the ability to work together with other members towards a common goal.”可知，团队合作是与团队成员一起朝着共同目标努力的能力。故填Teamwork is the ability to work together with other members towards a common goal.
52．根据“ It is an important skill for both individuals and organizations.”和“By working together, we can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses.”以及篮球比赛的例子可知，团队合作能让我们结合优势、克服弱点，从而取得成功。故填Because it is an important skill for both individuals and organizations, and by working together, we can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses.
53．根据“By working together, we can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses.”可知，通过合作我们可以结合优势、克服弱点。故填We can combine our strengths and overcome our weaknesses.
54．根据“To build good teamwork, we need to communicate effectively, respect each other’s opinions, and divide the work fairly. We also need to be willing to help each other and learn from each other.”可知，我们需要有效沟通、尊重意见、公平分工，愿意互相帮助和学习。故填We need to communicate effectively, respect each other’s opinions, divide the work fairly, be willing to help each other and learn from each other.
55．这是一个开放性问题，可以结合生活实际举例，答案不唯一，合理即可。故可填：For example, when we do a group project in school, everyone in the group contributes their ideas and efforts to complete the project.
