Question

The care given to pupils at an infants school has been rated （評定）as outstanding in a recent Ofsted report. Inspectors （視察員）visited Avondale Infants School in Kettering in June and were pleased with what they found.

    Schools are graded between one and four, with one being outstanding, and staffs（全體職員）at Avondale were delighted to be to be given an overall（總的）grade of two.

    The reports states that the school, which has an above average number of children who are entitled to free school meals, is improving.

    It also focuses on the good progress made by children who enter the school with below or well below average standards – the standards at the end of Year 2 are now the best since 2004.

    The report states: "Pupils' behavior and personal development are good, being enhanced（增強）considerably by the vibrant（活躍的）atmosphere within the school."

    Headteacher Jean Wilkins is also praised as "the driving force behind developments and the vision of the future. Under her exceptional guidance, a conscientious team is intent（專注）upon raising standards."

    Mrs. Wilkins said that staff at the school, which has 163 children aged from four to seven, pride themselves on the support and guidance they offer the children.

    She said: "We're extremely pleased with these results. We put a lot of emphasis（強調）on the well-being of the pupils to raise their self esteem（尊重）and make sure they enjoy being at school.

    "We have focused carefully on where we needed to make improvements."

    Inspectors said that the school could improve further through closer working with the parents of some pupils who do not attend regularly.                        

1. The main idea of the text is that _________.

  A. The pupils at an infants school.            B. Happy school wins inspector’s praise.

  C. The pupils have made much progress.       D. The Avondale Infants School is improving.

2. What else will the school need to do with?

  A. Make the meals better                    B. Focus on the pupils

  C. Hire a great many staffs                   D. Work with the parents.

3. From the passage, we can learn that what “ infant school” is ?

  A. Children attend school with little intelligence.

  B. Children attend school with good understanding.

  C. Children attend school in the first few years of their life.

  D. Children attend school with outstanding performance.

4. The writer wants to tell us the following EXCEPT that _______.

  A. Inspectors paid a visit to Avondale Infants School in June, 2004.

  B. More than 50% of the children in the school have meals for free.

  C. The staffs at the school provide the pupils with much guidance.

  D. The infant school has made large quantities of improvement.

Answer 1

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解析:

1. B. 主旨大意題。從第一段第二句 “ Inspectors visited Avondale Infants School in Kettering in June and were pleased with what they found.” 可知。

2. D. 細節(jié)理解題。從最后一段 “ Inspectors said that the school could improve further through closer working with the parents of some pupils who do not attend regularly.”可知。

3. C. 詞義理解題。從第四段 “ It also focuses on the good progress made by children with below of well below average standards.” 和第七段 “ Mrs. Wilkins said that ..., which has 163 children aged from four to seven.” 可知。

4. A. 辨別正誤題。文章沒有提到在哪一年參觀學校。B,C,D選項分別與第三段“…an above average number of children who are entitled to free school meals,”，第七段“staff at the school… on the support and guidance they offer the children”和第八段內容有關系。