Ⅱ.閱讀七選五[2015 .吉林師范大學(xué)附中高三三模]

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。

The kitchen is one of the most important parts of the house. You may think that, since it's only used for cooking, there's no need to pay much attention to its colour. 9 Colour influences people's mood and creates an atmosphere, and surely you want to be in a good mood when you're cook-ing.

To decorate a kitchen, first look for a theme which will then influence the colour scheme (方案).The most common colours in kitchens are white, yellow and other light colours. Kitchens are usually painted in one colour to create a clean and neat look. 10  Also, since kitchens tend to have smaller windows, the light colours help make it brighter. Neutral colours such as grey and cream can also be used to create some contrast.

11 Start with your favourite colour, or two light col?ours that balance each other. Make sure that you test them thoroughly first so that you can be sure they'll actually work. For more adventurous kitchen owners? three colours next to each other can also work. But these need to be carefully chosen, because one wrong colour can ruin the whole look of the kitchen.

When the kitchen colour scheme has been chosen, other elements must be considered. Some important things, such as cupboards, in the kitchen can affect its look. Tiles (瓷磚) and the floor must be chosen to fit the look. 12

Last but not least, no matter what colour scheme you use, make sure that it really is the one you want. 13

A.     Many people want to decorate their kitchens with bright colours.

B.     Different colours have different effects on people's mood.

C.     Otherwise, get advice from other members of the family.

D.     The light colours make the room seem bigger than it is.

E.     There are different ways to create a colour scheme.

F.      In a word, kitchen decoration must go together with the colour scheme,

G.     But in fact, the colour schemes of kitchens are as impor?tant as those of any other rooms.

Ⅱ.閱讀七選五

[文章大意]本文是一篇說明文，講述了廚房的顏色的重要作用以及如何將廚房漆成自己最喜歡的顏色。

9.G根據(jù)空的上下句和G中都提到的colour判斷選擇G項(xiàng)。

10.D 根據(jù)前句a clean and neat look和下文的light colours以及D 中的light colours判斷D正確。

11. E根據(jù)下文的可將廚房漆成自己喜歡的顏色的不同方法， 選E。

12.F 根據(jù)前文的"Tiles (瓷磚）and the floor must be chosen to fit the look."可知房屋的裝修應(yīng)和廚房的顏色保持一致。故F 正確。

13.C 根據(jù)前句" make sure that it really is the one you want."可知我們廚房的顏色保證是自己想要的，否則就向家庭其他成員征求意見。故選C項(xiàng)。

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