Ⅱ. 阅读理解(共10小题;每小题2分,满分20分)
A
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
It's strange. Emma hasn't talked to me for the whole day. Why doesn't she talk to me? Nor even look at me? Is it because of what happened yesterday noon? We had lunch with three other students in the dining hall. After the meal, Emma started talking about a book with them, but I felt very tired and wanted to have a rest, so I said goodbye and went back to the classroom. Is Emma angry with me because I left early? If so, what should I do?
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Thursday, May 21, 2026
Emma is still cold to me. It was like a big rock on my heart every time we walked past each other. Did I hurt her feelings? Maybe I shouldn't wait for her to speak up. I should take the first step and I believe she will understand me.
Friday, May 22, 2026
Now everything is clear after a talk with Emma. She did feel hurt that day because we always go back to the classroom together after lunch. She thought I didn't want to spend time with her any more. I told her why I had left early and said sorry for not having told her that. Thankfully, everything is back on the right path now. This experience has taught me to be more active in talking with my friends heart to heart when a problem comes up. A simple talk can clear up misunderstandings.
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B
)11. Why did Emma feel hurt at first?
A. Because the writer didn't have lunch with her.
B. Because the writer broke their usual habit of going back to the classroom together.
C. Because the writer didn't like talking about books.
D. Because the writer was cold to her for several days.
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D
)12. How did the writer solve the problem with Emma?
A. By waiting for Emma to speak first.
B. By writing a letter to say sorry.
C. By asking other students for help.
D. By talking with Emma actively.
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A
)13. How did the writer's feelings change in the text?
A. strange→worried→sad→hopeful→happy
B. strange→worried→hopeful→sad→happy
C. strange→hopeful→sad→worried→happy
D. strange→hopeful→worried→sad→happy
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C
)14. What did the writer learn from the experience?
A. Spend more time together with your friends.
B. Always wait for your friends to speak up first.
C. Talk with your friends when there's a problem.
D. Wait for your friends politely when they are busy.
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B
)15. What is the best title for this text?
A. The Value of Friendship
B. A Lesson on Communication
C. Emma's Unspoken Anger
D. The Story of a Broken Habit
B