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B2 First For Schoo 4

P4/5/7

By ZaraCC
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS 4 TEST 1 同义替换

P4 句型改写

题号 单词/词组 同义替换单词/词组 例句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

Alice was absorbed in reading her
25 interesting be absorbed in
book.
27 can be capable of Dinae is capable of solving the puzzle.
I’ll lend you the book as long as you
28 only if as long as
take care of it.
29 want to be willing to She wasn’t willing to help him.
not going to She was determined to go to her
30 be determined to go
miss friend’s party.
(注)26 题考点为“虚拟条件句第 3 条件句的运用”

P5 Learning freestyle ski jumping

题号 正确选项句 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

 … presumably wanted to preserve his

(D) reputation as someone who knew exactly
31 David was not as skilled as what he was doing…
he appeared to believe.  Even to our untutored eyes, something
was wrong.
(C)
32  flailing
waiving around uselessly
 I just wasn’t one of those teenagers who
spent their time doing freestyle tricks… in
skateboard parks.
(A)
 … but reckoned that, with my lack of know-
33 His fear of failure prevented
how, if I’d tried to join with the
him from participating.
skateboarders, with their baggy trousers
and special language, I’d have risked total
ridicule.
 At first, though, it was all but impossible to
(B)
convince my body to ignore what my
34 He struggled to overcome his
brain was… towards the jump.
natural instincts.
 I managed not to fall.
(D)  Gareth gave us a running commentary. My
35 Harry felt that the criticism he ‘aerial awareness’ apparently needed
received was fair. work – and it’s true…
 I was walking on air, with the sheer pride of
(C) having achieved such an elusive goal.
36 He got into difficulty after  But that was short-lived.
managing a good jump.  Then I noticed both skis… no longer
attached to my feet.
P7 How physical exercise makes your brain work better
题号 问题及正确选项 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

 So exercise while you revise. Don’t push it

warn that exercising may too hard though.
have the opposite effect to  … extreme workouts can raise your stress
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that intended levels, which of course, can have a
(C) negative effect on your ability to remember
things.
mention an increase in the  Experiments in children, adults and the
size of something as the elderly show that this brain structure grows
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result of exercise as people get fitter.
(B)
 And you may not have to get out of
say even very gentle
breath to improve your attention span.
exercise can have a positive
45  Just 10 minutes of play aimed… has
impact
been shown to have real benefits for
(D)
people’s ability to concentrate.
 The brain is often described as being
explain why a comparison is ‘like a muscle’, however, this may not
46 a little misleading always be a helpful way of thinking about
(A) it.
 For example, …
 In one study, allowing school pupils a 20-
give an example of an minute exercise session… found to
improvement in students’ improve their attention spans.
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ability to focus  … another study looked at the effects of
(C) daily after-school sports … they showed
greater levels of concentration in class.
say what many people  A lot of people have claimed that doing
believed about the benefits of physical exercise, even just walking, makes
48 exercise has been proven you able to think more imaginative.
correct  Psychologist have now found this to be
(D) the case.
 Researchers have shown that walking or…
give advice on how to recall
as trying to learn something new…, is really
49 information more effectively
helpful.
(C)
 So exercise while you revise.
 For example, runners often get what’s
mention a doubt about why referred to as a ‘runner’s high’ – that great
people sometimes feeling…
50 experience a change of  However, although levels of endorphins
mood rise in the blood stream when you exercise,
(B) it’s not clear how much actually gets into
the brain.
 On the other hand, if you’re struggling with
warn that a particular type of
your homework and looking for a single
exercise may not help with
51 solution to a maths problem, then a
problem solving
relaxing walk isn’t necessarily what you
(D)
need.
 What’s more, different physical activities
can change the structure of your brain in
welcome the idea of
different way.
matching exercise type to
52  As a result of research how…, people will
particular mental challenges
be able to select the form of exercise which
(A)
best suits their needs…
 - and this is good news.
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS 4 TEST 2 同义替换

P4 句型改写

题号 单词/词组 同义替换单词/词组 例句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

Nola advised me to watch the new
25 should advise sb. to do sth.
documentary.
It was
impossible No one could ever Tom could have taken the money; he
26
for anyone to have predicted… was here alone yesterday.
predict.
using sth. is My grandmother thinks that it is rude to
27 It is rude to use sth.
rude. use mobile phones in restaurants
can’t do sth. can’t do sth. unless You can’t cycle on the road unless you
28
without sth. sb. do/does sth. put on a helmet.
29 nothing left run out of We seem to have run out of milk.
There was no sign of Dan at volleyball
30 not see sb. There be no sign of
practice yesterday.

P5 Rollercoasters

题号 正确选项句 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

 Your stomach is suspended in the air.

(B)  Teeth gritted…
31 They can’t complain when  You sense a blur, you let out a roar of fear
they feel terrified. that comes from the pit of your gut.
 But you only have yourself to blame:
(D)  What’s some mystifying to me is that
She finds it hard to amusement parks… are a huge industry.
32 understand why so much  There are huge teams of highly inventive…
effort is put into creating engineers, as well as designers and
them. marketing experts.
 … not just creating the perfect balance…
(C)
while ensuring that passengers are not in
33 They deserve credit for doing
any danger, but also introducing… to keep
a demanding job effectively.
visitors wanting more.
 (注)fine 除了有常用的“美好的; 健康的; 令
人满意的”的含义，还有以下含义：
 细微的;精确的;精密的 - A fine detail or
(D)
distinction is very delicate, small, or exact
34 How difficult it is to get a ride
 The skill… is in compiling pieces.
exactly right.
 What that means… is… so people get the
sense of being sort of thrown around but
kept safe.
(C)  Virtual reality can add a veneer, but only
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It has limited role to play. in the way that …
(注)35 题考点为“代词的就近指代”及“上下文理解”
P7 Favourite science fiction books
题号 问题及正确选项 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

immediately felt familiar with

 I read it in one sitting, excited by an instant
the subject matter of the
43 sense of recognition.
book
 After all, I knew these plants already.
(C)
 When I finally got down to giving the book
says that the book has my full attention, I realised what I’d been
influenced how they judge missing.
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other science fiction novels  … but I now compare any sci-fi book I read
(A) with this one – and most of them fall
short.
 I loved sci-fi even before I read these
mentions that their interest in books, but might have outgrown it had it
sci-fi was maintained by this not been for Universe and its characters.
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book  (注)该句使用了虚拟语气和倒装形式省略 if
(D) 的语法，译为：如果不是因为 Universe 这
本书，我可能已经不再喜欢科幻类书籍了。
appreciated the fact that the  I was transported to the past and the future
writer gives readers the by her unusual imagery, which… to allow
46 opportunity to use their me to fill in the gaps and form my own
imagination idea of her world.
(B)  That to me is the essence of true sci-fi.
found elements in the book  Every time I stumbled across someone
of a type of story they that felt like a superhero from comics,
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disliked I’d put it down again in disgust, as their
(A) plots had always felt so predictable to me.
initially struggled to  When I first started reading this novel
understand what was by…, I found the plot rather confusing…
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happening in the novel
(B)
doubts whether many writers  And every detail counts, as he really
would be capable of stretches the boundaries of storytelling in
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producing something similar ways most authors wouldn’t even
(A) attempt, let alone be able to pull off.
enjoyed the opportunity to  We’re invited to picture the dog’s timeless
see things from a completely world, and experience every day life
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different point of view through eyes other than our own.
(B)
 One of my favourite haunts has always
was given the book because been the vast heated greenhouse in the
of their love of a particular botanical garden in my city.
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location  So when I mentioned this to my mum, she
(C) spotted … and presented me with Plant
Monsters.
finds the characters in the  The book’s about other worlds, …
book are familiar, despite  They are eccentric, lonely, funny,
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their origins sometimes selfish, but always characters I
(D) can identify with.
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS 4 TEST 3 同义替换

P4 句型改写

题号 单词/词组 同义替换单词/词组 例句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

couldn’t found it impossible to The students found it impossible to
25
believe believe believe they’d lost the football match.
be sure sb. sb. must have done
26 Lucas must have eaten the last biscuit.
did sth. sth.
take my word need to believe what You don’t need to believe what I say,
28
for it I say check with the teacher.
as far as I am As far as I’m concerned, this is the
29 in my opinion
concerned… best pizza restaurant in the area.
There is an increase There has been an increase in the
30 more people in the number of number of people joining the school
people… tennis club this year.
(注)27 题考点为“主被动语态转换”

P5 Interview with a young choreographer

题号 正确选项句 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

 On top of that, she still dances from time

(D) to time(对应题目当中的 occasionally).
31 remains aware of the  Being a dancer reminds me of what it
pressure dancers face feels like to be…, and how tense and
frustrating that can be.
(B)  The incomplete picture they have of
32 Their inexperience makes their skills ensures they take on board
them willing to listen even quite harsh criticism.
 Unfortunately, these days I’m always
(A)
working on big productions – the musical
33 she is unable to ask for
score has already been written by the
changes to be made
composer and it isn’t negotiable.
 The conversation… recent documentary
(C) on… (对应题目中的 TV programme)
She is pleased that it reveals  There was one scene… I smiled in
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the truth about being a recognition when I saw it.
dancer.  The amount of work and dedication involved
in ballet is underestimated by the public.
 I’ve been involved in productions where the
(B) dance steps are great but something
35 be spoilt by a problem outside about the costumes or props completely
her control distracts.
 And that’s just disappointing.
 People seem to want to put a label on you.
(A)  And there’s the modern tendency to
36 resists attempt to define her encourage the development of expertise in
in a particular way a narrow area, too.
 I tend not to go along with that.
P7 Young surfers
题号 问题及正确选项 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

 But I do remember feeling proud the first

time I managed to balance independently
admits to being in need of and looked around at my father for a nod
43 praise from other people of encouragement.
(C)  When I mastered… I had a similar
feeling. … The wish to gain approval, I’m
embarrassed to say, was overwhelming.
says that despite having  … so this wasn’t something I was going
some ability they didn’t wish to take any further – apparently I actually
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to continue showed promise but that didn’t change
(D) anything.
describes anxiety that held  But I’d never actually dared to go in. I
45 them back for some time could swim… made me nervous.
(A)  I knew I needed to overcome this if I…
mentions that a previous  My first attempt at surfing had consisted
experience could have of…, while trying to cling onto my board.
46 discouraged them from trying  This should have put me off but somehow
again it didn’t.
(B)
says that other distractions  I’d lived near the coast… but couldn’t tear
prevented them from trying myself away from the volleyball court
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surfing earlier long enough to take up any other sports.
(D)
 The coach was so positive about
everything and that really filled me with
describes how someone
confidence.
else’s enthusiasm made a
48  To my astonishment, for the first time
big difference
ever, I hade a genuine passion for
(A)
something and… completely changed my
outlook on things.
 This progressive tuition was great for
says they appreciated
building confidence – attempting too
49 learning in a methodical way
much in one go would have been
(B)
overwhelming.
 When I managed to surf my first wave, I
was too astonished to enjoy the
explains how surfing failed to moment.
have the emotional impact  Feelings of exhilaration and freedom are
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that others had predicted supposed to hit you – at least, that was
(D) what all my surfing friends had
repeatedly told me.
 I didn’t seem to be following the script…
mentions how the absence of  The beach was almost deserted, which
spectators on the day proved was ideal as I was feeling incredibly self-
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helpful conscious.
(A)
 The welcome from all the staff couldn’t
expresses appreciation of
have been warmer. It would have been
52 people’s tolerance
easy for them to look down on clueless
(C)
beginners like myself.
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS 4 TEST 4 同义替换

P4 句型改写

题号 单词/词组 同义替换单词/词组 例句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

there is no Fran’s books take up all the space on
25 take up all the space
room left this shelf.
sb. thought
sb. be in favour of Most students were in favour of school
27 sth. should
sth. holidays being longer.
be…
decide not to The cold weather put me off going for a
28 put sb. off
do sth. walk.
Sally really shouldn’t have brought up
29 mention bring up the school team’s poor performance in
the football match.
what a great It is such a great film, we have to watch
30 It is such a great sth.
sth. it again!
(注)26 题考点为“直接引语和间接引语之间的转换”

P5 Interview with a young actor

题号 正确选项句 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

(C)  He leaves a lasting impression, even

31 are memorable whatever the when playing minor parts, and he’s skilled
size of the role at suggesting….
 He was wise enough to grasp…, and
(A)
how it might go wrong.
He was aware of the
32  As he began appearing in small roles, he
potential difficulties he might
became increasingly worried about getting
encounter
sucked into the celebrity rat race.
(D)  … college briefly served a purpose, putting
pleased that it provided an my acting on hold and allowing me to
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opportunity to think about his reflect on whether I should fully commit
future to it…
 I assumed…, but on a trip back home I
discovered that it was all out on display.
(D)
 It’s natural for parents to be satisfied
34 Their pride is expressed in a
when their children do well, but I’d really
way that embarrasses him
rather they were less enthusiastic about
it.
(B)
35 if the script was as  考点：第 5 段上下文语境的理解
impressive as the book
(C)  … because imitating the way other people
36 unconvinced of the value of portray characters isn’t worthwhile in my
trying to copy George’s style view.
P7 Learning to cook
题号 问题及正确选项 同义替换句 复习打卡 1 复习打卡 2

suggests that having an  Still, it’s great having someone like my

advisor available when things mum around to explain exactly why the
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go wrong is very helpful fluffy sponge cake I was aiming for has
(B) turned out to be a flat pancake.
was determined to learn  A couple of months ago, I decided to get a
techniques through study better understanding of different basic
44 after getting practical skills by shutting myself in my room with a
experience bookery book
(C)
compares cooking to another  Imagine you’re a musician – people will
skill where variety is also get tired of hearing even a great song, if
45
essential for success it’s the only one you can play. That applies
(A) to cooking, too.
accepts that a family member  Despite all that I’ve learnt, though, I’ll
has set a standard that they never measure up to my mum’s natural
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can't equal ability – but at least she’s given me a real
(B) love of good food.
has discovered that basic  And I’ve realised for myself the value of
cookery skills have changed great cookery books of the past – the
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little over the years methods written about in them are still
(D) used today.
 So I generally avoid them, especially when
records what happens when
I’m baking, and just making a note of what
they use different cooking
48 I’ve done and what I’ve used to do. It can
methods and ingredients
take me a lot further – a bit like in my
(B)
science classes!
is aware that a family  Mind you – my mum’s horrified at the
member disapproves of their idea of me using a cookbook – unless
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source of information it’s one like hers…
(D)
has learnt through  And those have been really useful for me
experimenting with a limited in my classes, especially when we’ve had
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range of ingredients to improvise and make a meal using the
(A) very few things available to us there.
 And after being made to stick to recipes
relies more on
in school cookery classes I’ve come to
experimentation than on
51 conclusion that they should be seen as
following instructions closely
loose guidelines, and just trying things
(B)
out is what matters.
 But I often mess up, like the time I was put
in total charge of dinner and I dished up
is grateful for the fact that
the pasta way before I’d even started
they're not criticised for
52 making the sauce.
mistakes they make
 Anyway, having an understanding family
(C)
that puts up with it all has given me the
confidence to experiment further.