Respect your teachers.
First of all, students should respect the teachers. You should      your teachers in the classes. That means to give your respect to him, to stand from your chairs when the teacher enters the classroom, etc. Attend any class attentively. In class of a certain subject or a teacher you don’t like very much, if it is totally anarchy(無政府狀態(tài)), how can we talk about respect?
Play by the     .
If your teacher wants you to take notes in class, do it. If she tells you to sharpen your pencils only before class starts, listen to her. If she     late homework, do yours on time. Sometimes classroom rules seem strict or even silly, but most teachers know what’s necessary to make things run well and what it takes to let the learning begin. And the better the learning environment, the      you will be!
Expect him/her to like you.
Teachers are teachers because they like kids. Given the chance, most teachers want to be your    , too. Respect your teacher, but do not be afraid of him/her. He/ she wants you to have a great school year just as much as you want to have one!
Put first things first.
Friends are a fun part of school. But they are not the most important part. When your teacher is teaching, give him/her full attention,      when it’s hard to do. Class will end and the ten-minute break will come soon enough, and that’s the time for playing with your friends
小題1:
A．pay attention toB．play withC．live on D．pick up
小題2:
A．chancesB．timesC．rulesD．classes
小題3:
A．hopesB．refusesC．wantsD．a(chǎn)sks
小題4:
A．moreB．biggerC．harder D．smarter
小題5:
A．leader B．friendC．brother D．classmate
小題6:
A．evenB．stillC．beforeD．a(chǎn)s

小題1:A
小題2:C
小題3:B
小題4:D
小題5:B
小題6:A

試題分析：這篇短文主要介紹了學生們在學校一定要尊重老師，講到了我們在學校應(yīng)該怎樣尊重老師。
小題1:考查動詞及語境的理解。A. pay attention to 專注于；B. play with 和……一起玩；C. live on 靠……謀生；D. pick up；由上下文可知你上課應(yīng)該專注聽老師講課。故選A
小題2:考查名詞及語境的理解。A. chances機會；    B. times次數(shù)；C. rules 規(guī)則，制度；D. classes課程；
結(jié)合上下文可知要遵守規(guī)則。故選C.
小題3:考查動詞及語境的理解。A. hopes希望；B. refuses   拒絕；C. wants想要；D. asks 要，讓；句意：如果老師拒絕晚交作業(yè)，請按時完成作業(yè)。故選B
小題4:考查形容詞及語境的理解。結(jié)合文章可知，學習環(huán)境越好，你就會越聰明。The+比較級，the+比較級表示越……就越……結(jié)合語境故選D
小題5:考查名詞及語境的理解。A. leader 領(lǐng)導(dǎo)；B. friend   朋友；C. brother 兄弟  ；D. classmate同學；句意：大部分老師想成為你的朋友。結(jié)合語境故選B
小題6:考查介詞及語境的理解。A. even甚至;    B. still仍然，還;C. before 在……之前;D. as當……時候;
結(jié)合下文可知，當老師講的時候要全神貫注，甚至很難做到的時候也要這樣。結(jié)合語境故選A
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