2015-2016 金陵中学 高一上 10月月考卷

2015-2016学年 金陵中学 高一上 月考卷

第一部分：英语知识运用 （共2节，满分35分）

第一节：单项选择题 （每小题0.5分，共30小题，满分15分）

1. We had _______ great fun at the charity party yesterday. What ______ fun game we had at it! I have never had ______ more exciting experience.

A. a; a; a

B. the; /; /

C. /; a; a

D. a; a; the

2. Everybody showed great respect for the old doctor, _______ devoted everything he had to _______ the poor conditions of the local hospital. A. whom; improving B. who; improving improve

3. ---- What do you mean ________ saying every minute counts?

---- I just mean that every minute must be made full use of _______ the final examination. A. by; to prepare for B. to; preparing for

C. at; prepared

D. by; preparing

C. which; improve

D.

who;

4. ---- The Board of our school ______ the regulation that all the students should cut their hair short.

--- So your school doesn’t ______ long hair. A. has approved; approve of students wearing B. approved; approve students to wear C. approved of; approve students wearing D. have approved of; approve students to wear 5. ---- This was ________ scene as we had ever seen.

---- It was a long time since the girl last saw her parents, no wonder she was not ______ excited when they came. A. as a touching; a bit

B. such as moving a; much D. so a moving; greatly

C. so touching a; a little

6. --- Look, she is wearing the same dress _______ she had on the day before yesterday. ---- Oh, my sister has bought the same dress ______ she is wearing now, what a shame! ---- Doesn’t matter, she can take any dress ________ she likes. A. which; which; which

B. that; that; that

C. as; as; which D. that; as; that

7. --- He was a(n) _______ student in the near past.

--- Things are changing so fast! He is now among the top ones, and he usually gets ______ 90 marks in the exams. A. average; an average of C. middle; average

B. common; on average

D. special; above middle

8. You’d better consider ______ use you can _______ the material. A. how; make of

B. what; make of

C. what; make from

D. how; make from

9. ______ at the airport, the thief caught sight of the waiting police, and ______ the thief who attempted to run away, the police run after him all the way and were able to catch him eventually.

A. Upon arriving; at the sight of C. When arrived; at the sought of

B. As soon as arrived; saw

D. The moment he arrive; at the news

10. ---- Mr. Smith, I always feel tired recently, and I think I have tried my best but _______ I failed in almost every exam last week.

--- Tom, you’d better stop playing computer games, and try every means to pass the exams _______, or I will give you severe punishment. A. sometimes; somehow C. anyway; anyway

B. anyhow; somewhat D. somehow; somehow

11. ---- Did you take enough money with you? --- No, I needed ______ I thought I would.

--- And I think what you needed at that time was _______ money, support from classmates and friends was as important. A. not so much as; not more than C. much less than; not as much as

B. as much as; no more than D. much more than; more than

12. Pop music is so important a part of society _______ has influenced our language greatly _______ many professors in famous universities have paid special attention to it, ______ is quite an interesting social phenomenon. A. that; that; it that

B. that; as; as

C. as; that; which

D. as; which;

13. --- He used to ______ cards for many years, ______ ?

--- Yes, but now he is used to ______ a walk after supper. A. play; usedn’t he; taking C. play; didn’t he; take

B. playing; use he; taking D. playing; hasn’t he; take

14. --- Was his father very strict with him when he was at school?

--- Yes. He would never give him any rewards _______ he became one of the top students

in his grade, and he even had never praised him _______ he won the first in his class.

A. until; unless

B. before; before

C. unless, until

D. after; when

15. --- I am sorry! I didn’t mean _______ her.

--- But talking like that means _______ her. A. to hurt; hurting

B. to hurt; to hurt

C. hurting; hurting

D. hurting; to

hurt

16. I regret ______ you that Tom failed to pass the English quiz last week and that he really regretted ______ your advice on practicing more.

A. to inform; not following

B. informing; not to follow D. informing; not having followed

C. to inform; having not followed

17. --- The classroom is so dirty, and it requires _______ immediately.

--- And it is required that everyone _______ his responsibility to take care of our class. A. to be cleaned; would take C. cleaned; took

B. being cleaned; should take

D. cleaning; take

18. But all of us are called upon daily to make a great many personal decisions. Should ______ change received at the store be forgotten or returned? Many such choices are ______ for your life journey, and you can’t be too serious.

A. extra; available

B. small; prepared D. necessary; useful

C. plus; accessible

19. --- What a terrible scene of the explosion in Tianjin!

---Shocking and moving! We’ll never forget the unexpected explosion and the damage

_______ caused and we will never forget the scene _______ our brave firefighters fought with the big fire to their full strength.

A. which; which

B. that; in which

C. it; where

D. they; whose

20. --- You shouldn’t have told them all ______ you knew about the secret! By the way, where were you that evening?

--- Don’t scold me like that, I really regret! That evening, ______ I’ll tell you more about later, ______ I had planned to return home early, I ended up in a small hotel tired all out.

A. that; when; where

B. what; which; when

D. who; that; which

C. which; which; when

21. --- The old worker, for _______ life used to be very hard, is giving us an important lecture, _______ he will tell us about his hard work and success. --- When and where did you get to know him?

--- It was 30 years ago and on a farm _______ we worked together.

A. whom, where, where C. which; which; when

C. whose; which; that D. what; in which; that

22. --- Mom, I’m going to the dance party tonight but I don’t think I look attractive enough. --- Oh, darling, don’t worry. _______.

A. They don’t know what beauty is C. You look perfect the way you are

B. Nobody will care about you D. Impossible is nothing

23. I _______ my time in the UK with ______, and I really hope to go back and study in Manchester again.

A. look back on; satisfaction C. look out for; regrets

B. look up to; enjoyment

D. look forward to; encouragement

24. There are a lot of books on the desk with some beautiful flowers _______ belong to Tom, ______ indicates that he is quite diligent now. He is no longer the boy ______ he used to be 2 years ago.

A. which; which; whom C. that; that; that

B. which; that; who

D. that; which; that

25. Happiness and success often come to someone ______ is good at recognizing their own strengths and he is the only one of those ______ this.

A. that; who; understand C. who; who; understands

B. that; whom; understood D. who; that; understanding

26. I’m afraid this painting is not by Picasso. It’s only a copy and so it’s ________.

A. priceless B. invaluable C. unworthy D. worthless

27. In Shanghai, people ______ thousands of tons of watermelon every summer.

A. swallow

B. eat

C. consume

D. exhaust

28. Compared with his sister, Jerry is even more ______ to, and more easily troubled by, emotional and relationship problems.

A. skeptical

B. addicted

C. available

D. sensitive

29. In that school, English is compulsory for all students, but French and Russian are ______.

A. special

B. regional

C. optional

D. original

30. In order to catch the first train, I threatened to report the taxi driver for illegally _______ a passenger, but he pointed at his “Not for Hire” sign and drove away.

第二节： 完形填空 （共20小题， 每小题1分，满分20分）

What if you could come back and live your life all over again-----this time as your own A. differing

B. rejecting

C. composing

D. offering

guardian angel? That’s the ___31____ of the new book The Guardian Angel’s Journal by the English poet and writer Carolyn Jess-Cooke. In it, she suggests that ____32____ is not linear(直线的), but happening at the same time: past, present and future.

In first pages, the heroine(女主角) has ____33____ and to her surprise returns as an

angel named Ruth. Her wings are made of ____34___ that looks like tears down her back and that records her ___35____ life. Her task is to look ____36____ Margot from babyhood through death, to love her and protect her from ____37____.

The only problem is that she was ____38____ the Margot but she is now given the task of

____39____. She ____40_____ what will happen, and her efforts at changing Margot’s life----- ___41____ mistakes, escaping abuse(虐待), erasing self-hatred(自我憎恨)-----all come to nothing, not only because each human has free will ____42____because this angel must learn to trust! All she can do is ___43____ the child and young woman she once was.

Ruth, on the other hand, is always ____44____, always untrusting, always trying hard to

____45____ events or make them work out her way, ____46____ trusting Margot. She doesn’t even like the Margot she once was.

There is another great ___47____ between the human she was and the angel observing

her earthly life: this time around, as a(n) ____48____, she gets to see the results of Margot’s decision: why something happened as it did, and how each person is loved and guarded by their angels.

It is an interesting book. I have to admit, however, that I, with all my experience of

guardian angels do not believe we come ____49____ as our own protectors. In my experience, our guardian angels see everything, everywhere, because they ____50____ us and are always encouraging us to “fear not”. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41.

A. point A. time A. died A. grass

B. basis B. place B. left B. dust

C. reason

D. purpose

C. courage C. graduated C. water

D. success D. escaped D. success D. effortless D. at D. harm

D. nearly D. affecting D. guesses

A. helpless A. into

B. hopeless B. for

C. careless C. after

A. hardship A. officially A. disturbing A. hears

B. sadness B. hardly

C. surprise

C. formerly C. deserting C. wonders

B. protecting

B. knows

A. repeating B. correcting C. avoiding D. Admitting

没有42题 43. 44. 45. 46.

A. love

B. praise

C. follow

D. praise

A. powerful A. complain A. as with

B. grateful B. destroy

C. afraid C. end

D. calm D. change

D.

B. along with C. because of

instead of 47. 48. 49. 50.

第二部分 阅读理解 （共15小题， 每小题2分，满分30分）

A. difference A. human A. up

B. disagreement B. place

C. experience C. courage

D. mistake

D. success

B. back C. over D. about

D. replace

A. trust B. educate C. occupy

A

Shopping is a game with two teams---shoppers and retails(零售商). Here is the game

plan you need.

Bargains and Impulse(冲动) Shopping

Limit the number of stores you go to. The more “legwork” you put in, the more you may

feel the need to “reward” yourself for your effort.

Don’t make friends with the sales staff. The more you interact(互动) with the sales staff,

the more likely it is that you will buy something. This is because you feel like you don’t want to let down someone who has helped you.

Leave your credit cards at home. Research shows people are willing to spend more

money with plastic than with cash. The less immediate the payment the more easily people will spend.

At the Supermarket

Slow down and double-check what you’re picking up. Stores can make sales very specific

and confusing, such as placing a sign offering 50% a 2kg ham wedged(嵌入) between the full-price 3kg ones. Shoppers could wind up grabbing the wrong one and paying full price.

Don’t think when you buy in bulk(大批量) you’re getting a better deal. That’s not always

the case. In the produce department, for example, individual capsicums are almost always cheaper than those in the multi-pack.

Don’t buy something in bulk just because it’s on sale. The ten-for-$10 promotion is one

of the most effective. This is what stores do to get volume out the door----even if they’re raised the unit price to do it.

Shopping Online

Hide your cookies. Companies use online cookies (a piece of data from a website stored

on your web browser that informs the site of related net activity) to target shopper with relevant ads, but they can also reveal information from your browsing history. Stick to budget-friendly sites to bump into lower offers. And use your browser settings to block third-party tracking cookies.

Look online first. Even if you choose to shop in store rather than online, check sites with

user reviews and ratings, such as amazon.com and cnt.com, to find products with the most

positive feedback. If the highest-rated items are cheaper online, including delivery, ask the store to match the total price.

Geo-blocking is what some multinational retails do to charge different prices for the same

product in different markets. With a little more effort, you can get around geo-blocking. Apple, for instance, will let you shop in their US store by using US iTunes gift-cards that can be bought online.

Play the Game to Get Instant Bargains

Speak up! Not happy with the view from your hotel window, or the way the burger is

cooked?

Don’t be forced to put up with the poor experience, give honest, polite feedback and we’re almost certain you’ll be treated to what you expected----- and paid for.

Find better online actuation(驱动) deals. Misspelled it! One of the best ways to find great

deals on eBay is via auctions(拍卖) that have misspelled words. For example, an “Xbox Connect” will often sell for less than an “Xbox Kinect” since fewer people search for the wrong version. Website FatFingers.com helps you find these listings. With thousands of items listed on eBay with spelling mistakes each year, you’re likely to find what you’re looking for at much lower prices.

51. To control the impulse of shopping, the writer suggests that shoppers_______.

A. go to visit the shops as many as possible B. have a close relationship with the sales staff C. pay in cash instead of by credit card D. increase their knowledge of colors

52. The writer recommends shoppers look online first because ________.

A. it helps them to bargain with the store B. new products are available online first C. reviews and ratings are always reasonable D. they will save much “legwork”

B

A bargain is something offered at a low and advantageous price. A more recent definition

is: a bargain is a dirty trick to force money out of the pockets of silly and innocent people.

The cost of producing a new-----for example-----toothpaste would make 80p the proper

price for it, so we will market it at ￡1.20. It is not a bad toothpaste, and as people like to try new things it will sell well to start with; but the attraction of novelty soon fades, so sales will fall. When that happens we will reduce the price to ￡1.15. and we will turn it into a bargain by printing 5p OFF all over it.

Sometimes it is not 5p OFF but 1p OFF. What breathtaking rudeness to advertise 1p OFF

your soap or washing powder or whatever! Even the poorest old-age pensioner ought to regard this as an insult(侮辱), but he doesn’t. A bargain must not be missed. People say one has to have washing powder (or whatever) and one might as well buy it a penny cheaper.

The real danger starts when necessary things become “bargains”. Many people just can’t

resist bargains. Provided they think they are getting a bargain they will buy clothes they will never wear or furniture they have no space for. Once I heard of a man who bought an electric saw as a bargain and cut off two of his fingers the next day. But he had no regrets: the saw had been truly cheap.

Quite a few people actually believe that they make money on such bargains. A lady once

told me: “I’ve had a lucky day today. I bought a dress for ￡120, reduced from ￡400; and I bought a beautiful Persian carpet for ￡600, reduced from ￡900.” It will never occur to her that she has actually wasted ￡720. She feels as though she had made ￡580. She also feels, I am sure, that if she had more time for shopping, she could make a living out of it.

Some people buy in large quantities because it is cheaper. Once a couple bought enough

sugar for their lifetime and the lifetime of their children and grandchildren. They bought it a bargain not to be missed. When the sugar arrived they didn’t know where to store it---until they realized that their toilet was a very spacious one. So that was where they piled up their sugar. Not only did their guests feel rather strange whenever they were offered sugar to put into their coffee, but the toilet became extremely sticky.

To offer bargains is a commercial trick to make the poor poorer. When greedy fools fall

for this trick, it severs them right.

53. Which word best describes the language style of the passage?

A. Polite

B. Foolish

C. Humorous

D. Serious

54. What does the underlined word “novelty” in Paragraph 2 probably mean?

A. Good quality B. Low price C. Newness D. Curiosity

55. How does the author feel about 1p OFF a product?

A. It’s a gift for poor people. B. It’s an offense to shoppers. C. It’s a bargain worth trying. D. It’s a real reduction in price.

C

A setting of a story acts as a photographic backdrop to your plot and interacts with the

characters.

Time is the starting point of your setting. You develop your story and combine characters

with respect to your chosen time period. Likewise, your story could evolve from a specific time of the day.

A locale, in other words is the clothing of your story. This could be just about any place

you have heard of or you created. What follows your locale next is the architecture of the place----for example, if your character was born in a Victorian style house then you will need to add in details like colored brickwork or fireplace to go with your character.

Atmosphere has got to do with the climatic influences in your story. This could mean the heavy rains, mild wind or big earthquakes. Wrapping your story with weather details is a safe way of lightening the mood of your story.

Geography of a place, again, helps to set mood of your story. It could be strange forest or lifeless river.

Your cultural setting greatly helps with your character. The social practices, history or music, are some of the cultural factors to develop the story.

Senses are extremely vital. Imagine being wakened by the sweet of freshly-cut grass on a summer morning; or sitting by the side of a fireplace while the logs(圆木) crepitate(破碎)；or enjoying a creaming chocolate; or watching the painting on cave walls; or moving one’s fingers tenderly through someone’s thick hair.

While you can add many layers to your story through the setting elements above, there are chances that as an author, you would fail to see the forest for its trees. In other words, you would be so caught up with the minutiae(微小的细节) details of the settings that you will,

most likely lose the sight of the plot as a whole. Therefore, you must know what colors are appropriate for your imagery, as overloading your painting with too many colors will make you lose your sense of the subject and of your readers as well. 56. The example of a Victorian style house in the third paragraph is mentioned to show us_______.

A. the locale of a story should match its architecture B. the locale of a story should be put in a specific time C. the locale and time are the first two elements of a story D. the locale and clothing help develop the plot of a story

57. What contributes a lot to the mood of a story according to the passage?

A. Time and locales C. Culture and senses

B. Atmosphere and geography

D. Culture and geography

58. What does the underlined part “subject” in the last paragraph refer to?

A. Theme of a story C. Twist of a story

B. Ending of a story D. Plot of a story

59. What would be the best title for the passage?

A. What is essential for a story? C. What is the setting of a story?

D

When Kay Adams received her college degree, she took a job teaching grade school in

B. How to develop a story? D. How to appreciate a story?

her New Hampshire hometown. The first six months after Michael vanished she made weekly telephone calls to his mother asking about him. Mrs. Corleone was always friendly and always wound up saying, “You a very nice girl. You forget about Michael and find a nice husband.” Kay was not offended at her bluntness and understood that the mother spoke out of concern for her as a young girl in an impossible situation.

When her first school term ended, she decided to go to New York to buy some decent

clothes. She had lived like a spinster for almost two years, reading and teaching, refusing dates, refusing to go out at all, even though she had given up making calls to Long Beach.

Kay was a little embarrassed now. “This is Kay Adam, Mrs. Corleone,” she said. “Do you

remember me?”

“sure, sure, I remember you,” Mrs. Corleone said. “How come you didn’t call up any

more? Have you got married?”

“Oh, no,” Kay said. “I’ve been busy.” She was surprised at the mother obviously being

annoyed that she had stopped calling. “Have you heard anything from Michael? Is he all right?”

There was silence at the other end of the phone and then Mrs. Corleone’s voice came

strong. “Michael is a home. He hasn’t called you up? He hasn’t seen you?”

Kay felt her stomach go weak from shock and a humiliating desire to weep. Her voice

broke a little when she asked, “How long has he been home?”

Mrs. Corleone said, “Six months.”

“Oh, I see,” Kay said. And she did. She felt hot waves of shame and then anger. But she

kept her voice as cool as possible. “I see, thank you very much,” she said. “I’ m glad Michael is home again and all right. I just wanted to know. I won’t call you again.”

Mrs. Coleone’s voice came sharply over the phone. “You are a very nice girl but you

don’t have much brains.” She chuckled. “You come out to see me, not Michael. I want to talk to you.” The phone clicked. Mrs. Corleone had hung up.

Kay could have called back and said she wasn’t coming but she had to see Michael, to

talk to him, even if it was just polite talk. She jumped off the bed and started to get ready to see him.

When she arrived, Mrs. Corleone herself opened the door and greeted Kay with a warm

embrace that surprised her. Then she surveyed Kay with an appraising eye. “You are a beautiful girl,” she said flatly. She pulled Kay inside the door. “Michael comes home pretty soon,” she said. “You will surprise him.”

She saw him first through the kitchen window. A car pulled up in front of the house and

the two other men got out. Then Michael. He straightened up to talk with one of the other men. His left face was exposed to her view. It was cracked like the plastic face of a doll that a child has wildly kicked. In a curious way it did not hide his handsomeness in her eyes but moved her to tears.

She heard the door open and his footsteps in the hall turning into the kitchen and then he

was in the open space, seeing her and his mother. He seemed impassive, and then he smiled

ever so slightly, the broken half of his face halting the widening of his mouth. And Kay, who had wanted just to say “Hello, how are you?” in the coolest possible way, slipped out of her seat to run into his arms, and buried her face against his shoulder. He kissed her wet cheek and held her until she finished weeping. “I never meant to do that,” Kay said. “it’s just that nobody told me how badly they hurt you.”

60. By “You are a very nice girl. You forget about Michael and find a nice husband.” Mrs. Corleone________.

A. indicated that Michael no longer lived with her. B. showed her consideration for Kay in her own way C. expressed her being annoyed by Kay’s weekly calls D. reminded Kay that Michael didn’t love her anymore

61. Why did Kay finally decide to call Michael’s mother?

A. She felt very lonely in the hotel. B. She missed Mrs. Corleone very much. C. She was a complete stranger in New York. D. She recalled memories together with Michael.

62. When Mrs. Corleone told Kay that Michael had been home for six months, Kay felt _______.

A. angry and ashamed C. happy and relaxed

B. doubtful and worried

D. grateful and relieved

63. From the conversations between Kay and Mrs. Corleone, we can infer that Mrs. Corleone_____.

A. didn’t think highly of Kay B. understood and appreciated Kay C. knew everything about Michael

D. was very polite but was unwilling to help Kay

64. After seeing Michael, Kay might think that it was because _______ that Michael made no contract with her.

A. they lived apart

B. he lost interest in her

D. his mother didn’t allow her to call

C. his face got wounded

65. The underlined sentence in the last paragraph shows that______.

A. Kay was polite

B. Kay loved Michael deeply C. Kay felt sorry for Michael

D. Kay expressed sympathy for Michael

卷二

第四部分：单词拼写 （根据首字母和中文，填写相应单词，注意其正确形式。共10小题，每空1词，每题1分，满分10分）

1. A fantastic concert will be b_____ live on TV tonight. Are you going to watch it? 2. My cousin Annie loves to read varieties of poems a_____ every morning, and the beautiful voice attracts a lot of passers-by.

3. The job was really a s______ for me, and it wasn’t a little challenging.

4. The new policy may encourage a______ corruptions(腐败) in the field of education in our country.

5. I think you owe me a reasonable e______ for your being late 3 times a week. 6. What impressed me most in the exhibition was a______ (雕塑) of a human hand. 7. He just chose one from the five ______(精挑细选的) books and began to read while his wife was doing some shopping.

8. _____(交流，交换) ideas more frequently with your colleagues can obviously help improve working efficiency.

9. On his ______ (毕业) from university, he wants to the west to teach the children in the mountainous area.

10. Such as Albert Einstein, a simple man with great ______(成就).

第五部分：完成句子和句型转换（共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分） 1. 那些支持台独的人是注定会失败的。

Those who support Taiwan to be ____ _____ china are to fail.

2. 不能充分利用空余时间，在考试中被老师评为不及格的同学需重修那门课。 Those students who do not make the ____ ____ their spare time and whom the teachers

______ may have to take the class again. 3. 他订阅了各式报刊以不断了解最新消息。

He has subscribed to varieties of newspapers to ______ himself ______ ______ the ______ news.

4. These articles were downloaded for nothing from website Chinadaily.com.cn.

5. The combination of these 2 chemicals is believed to cause the temporary-lift we experience after we eat chocolate.

____ ____ ____ the combination of these 2 chemicals causes the temporary-lift we experience after _______ chocolate.

第六部分 任务型阅读（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）

请认真阅读下列短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的词。注意：每个空格只填一个单词。

It often seems that people have a hard time in speaking a seemingly familiar name. did

you ever have someone’s name on the tip of your tongue and yet you were not able to recall it? When this happened, what did you do? Next time this happens again, what should you do?

You should not try to recall it. Instead, just do something else for a couple of minutes and

then the name may come into your head. Why? The name is just there, since you have met this person and learned his name. it, waiting there, only has to be dug out. The initial(最初的) effort to recall prepares the mind for operation, but it is the subconscious(下意识的) activities that go to work to dig up a dim(模糊的) memory. Forcing yourself to recall almost never helps because it doesn’t loosen your memory; it only tightens it.

That’s why students find the preparatory method greatly helpful in examinations. They

read over the questions before trying to answer any of them. Then they answer first the ones of which they are most confident. At the same time, deeper mental activities in the subconscious mind are taking place; work is being done on the more difficult ones will usually begin to come into consciousness. It is often just a question of waiting for recall to come to the memory.

You see, forcing ourselves to think hard to recall something usually doesn’t help. Chances

are that the harder we think, the more difficulty we face in thinking of what we want to.

Offering our mind time to work is what we are expected to do.

Problem People 1.______ to recall what they are sure they know. They are 2.____ not to try to recall it Solution immediately. They can do something else for a while 3.____ of thinking hard about it. It takes time for the subconscious 4.______ activities to go to work to dig up a dim memory, in which case forcing oneself to recall can make the memory 5.____ Students find the preparatory method of great 6._____ in examinations. They, Example having read over the questions, first answer easy ones. 7.______, the subconscious activities are 8. ____ to deal with harder ones. People should offer their mind time to 9._______ work so that a dim memory can be 10._____ up.

Offering our mind time to work is what we are expected to do.

Problem People 1.______ to recall what they are sure they know. They are 2.____ not to try to recall it Solution immediately. They can do something else for a while 3.____ of thinking hard about it. It takes time for the subconscious 4.______ activities to go to work to dig up a dim memory, in which case forcing oneself to recall can make the memory 5.____ Students find the preparatory method of great 6._____ in examinations. They, Example having read over the questions, first answer easy ones. 7.______, the subconscious activities are 8. ____ to deal with harder ones. People should offer their mind time to 9._______ work so that a dim memory can be 10._____ up.

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