根据对话内容，从文后选出适当的选项补全对话。
A: Jim, what’s the matter?
B: I’m not feeling well, Dr. Green.     11    
A: Let me take your temperature. (5 minutes later)
A: It’s 38.5℃. You have a fever.     12    
B: Yes, I do. And I feel sick now.
A:     13    
B: Since last night.     14     But it seemed to be even worse.
A: Then you have a cold.
B: What should I do, Dr. Green?
A: Don’t worry.     15     Take it three times a day and drink more water.
B: Thank you, Dr. Green.

A．I have a headache.

B．I thought it would pass.

C．Do you have a sore throat?

D．I’ll give you some medicine.

E．How long have you experiencing it?

Clouds change every second, bringing nature’s beauty to us. But do you notice the change?

Cloud spotting, by its name, is just looking at clouds. Some people do cloud spotting simply for _________. Others do it to better understand clouds, from their shapes to their names.

Ji Yun is a cloud spotting expert in Beijing. One day, Ji got a _________ from a friend, saying that some special clouds were heading towards southeastern Beijing. Ji bought tickets and went on a high-speed train to run _________ them right away.

“As soon as I got the information, I rushed out of my home. After guessing _________ they would go, I took a train to Tianjin. In the end, I managed to take some wonderful pictures in the Wuqi ng district of Tianjin.” Ji said.

This experience made Ji famous among the cloud spotters. He set up a WeChat group later to put people with similar hobbies together. And if your hobbies are the same as _________, you can join it. I believe they’ll guide you to see more fantastic clouds.

16.

A．fun

B．study

C．research

17.

A．gift

B．photo

C．message

18.

A．into

B．after

C．along

19.

A．where

B．when

C．how

20.

A．its

B．ours

C．theirs

阅读下面短文，根据短文内容判断句子正误。正确的涂“A”，错误的涂“B”。

Fu Zai, a cute six-month-old corgi, who has been trained to be China’s first corgi police dog, met the public during the opening day of a police camp in Weifang, Shandong province.

In many people’s eyes, these cute dogs with “little short legs” cannot join the police force. At first, some people doubted if he could run fast enough and catch criminals. Unlike the tall dogs, Fu Zai won this job thanks to his excellent abilities. Having got four months of training, Fu Zai now can take advantage of his short legs to directly get under cars and easily get into small spaces. There he can search for people or dangerous objects. And his lovely smile quickly makes him famous through the Internet.

Zhao Qingshuai, Fu Zai’s coach and partner, says, “Because of the love for Fu Zai, people are happier to see us around now.”

31. Fu Zai has been trained for six months to be a police dog.
32. The corgi is not commonly considered suitable to be a police dog.
33. Fu Zai became a police dog because he has excellent abilities and lovely smiles.
34. Short legs allow Fu Zai to search for things in small spaces.
35. Fu Zai brought the police and the public closer to each other.

Should Libraries Charge Late Fees (滞纳金)? We have nearly 240,000 members of libraries in the city. More than 530,000 books are borrowed each year. All kinds of books and good services of libraries in our city bring more readers. However, some borrowers will feel upset when they are asked to pay late fees if they return a book later than its due date. What do you think of this rule? Welcome to share your ideas. Your choices will make a different.

Nancy Libraries should not charge late fees. Some people borrow books from public libraries and return them late. It’s often just a mistake. It takes time to finish reading a book, especially when it’s interesting but difficult to read. I think sending reminders can work better.

Judy I think this is necessary. You might not get a chance to discover new books if others don’t return the books on time. Paying a fee will teach them to be more responsible. The money will help the library buy more good books, and it can also be used to make the library a better place.

Mario It might seem reasonable for libraries to ask for late fees, but in fact it stops people from going to the library again. Libraries should encourage reading, and late fees just do the opposite. They make borrowing a library book unworthy of the trouble. The late fees at some libraries have reached 50 yuan and many kids can’t afford it.

Jimmy It’s important for libraries to charge late fees. If there is no punishment for late returns, people may not make an effort to return books on time. When you borrow a book from the library, you’re promising to read it within the time limit, to keep it safe and to bring it back on time. People should keep their promises.

36. How does the writer start the passage?

A．By giving examples.

B．By showing the facts.

C．By explaining reasons.

37. Which opinion gets the most support?

A．People should keep promise to return books on time.

B．Late fees are reasonable but sometimes bring more trouble.

C．It’s better to send messages to remind people of returning books.

38. What will the late fees be used for according to Judy?

A．Improving the conditions of libraries.

B．Encouraging more people to go to the libraries.

C．Buying gifts for people who return books on time.

39. In which blank can the underlined word limit be put in?

A．The road has a 30km/h speed ________ to keep the animals crossing the road safe.

B．When shouting loudly in the mountains, you may hear the ________ of your own voice.

C．Kids are not allowed to leave school on school nights if there is no ________ of their parents.

40. What can you infer from the passage?

A．Mario is a teenage boy.

B．The readers will be more next year.

C．The late fees are possibly to be canceled.

50. The small acts of kindness in life can bring w________ to people’s heart and make a big difference.

在空格中填上适当的单词，使对话完整正确。一空一词(含缩写词)。
A: Hey, Chen Han. The toy dragons on your table are so cute! Do you like dragons very much?
B: Of course, Jessie. I was     51     in the year of dragon. So this year is my zodiac (生肖) year, or Ben Ming Nian, in Chinese.
A: Oh, I’ve heard of that. There are twelve zodiac animals in Chinese culture. And they are in a certain     52    . 12 years is one cycle (循环).
B: Yes. The dragon is the fifth of them all. The 12 animals together form the Chinese zodiac cycle. And among them, the dragon is the only one that isn’t     53    . It comes from our ancestors’ imagination.
A: Wow. That’s really interesting! Dragons must be very different. So is there anything special about their     54    ?
B: Sure. Dragons have parts that are taken     55     nine different animals, like snakes’ bodies and eagles’ claws (爪). And all the parts make the dragon look very strong, energetic and honest. People believe these are symbols of good luck and     56    . In ancient times, only emperors could wear clothes with patterns of dragons on them.
A: I know dragons have a lot of good meanings to you. But in western stories, dragons are bad animals that breathe     57     and burn everything.
B: So the two dragons’ spirits are     58     not the same. This is why many Chinese prefer to call it “loong” rather than “dragon”.
A: It’s true. When people with different cultural     59     hear the word “dragon”, different images and meanings may come to their mind. So, it’s important to learn about culture in different countries. Anyway, I think you are honest and energetic just like your zodiac animal, dragon.
B: Thank you. Chinese people believe we have     60     personalities to our Zodiac animal.

从下面方框中选出10个单词，将其正确形式填入短文，使短文意思正确通顺（每词限用一次）。

difficult   find   heat   ill   listen   little   much   offer   taste   until with   wide

Recently, Chinese traditional medicine (TCM) education has been made part of the primary school lessons in Zhejiang province. This decision brought a     61     discussion online.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is like a treasure that’s been part of China for quite a long time. There have been records in China over 3, 000 years ago about how to stay healthy and deal with different     62     by herbs (草药).

Long ago, our ancestors had smart ways     63     out what was wrong with someone. They used things like “looking,     64    , asking, and feeling your pulse (脉搏)” and then they could know what medical herbs may suit him or her.”

The ideas of Chinese Medicine started taking shape from the Warring States to Han Dynasty. The Shennong Ben Cao Jing tells the story of an ancient emperor who     65     hundreds of herbs. This book records 365 kinds of plants, many of which are still     66     used in today’s medical treatments.

During the Ming Dynasty, traditional medicine improved a lot. Doctors like Li Shizhen found some new ways to help sick people. And patients might feel     67     pain in the treatments.

People from other countries didn’t regard Chinese acupuncture (针灸) as a real way to help with health     68     they tried it and saw how it worked in the 1970s. At the Chengdu 2021 FISU World University Games, a special TCM area was set up in the Olympic Village     69     athletes (运动员) the medical services. They found that TCM could help people     70     any bad side effects (副作用). Now, more and more people are starting to use TCM, learn about it, and even famous people are becoming fans of this ancient wisdom.

根据短文内容，从短文后的A~F选项中，选出5个适当的选项补全短文。

Everyone wants to understand others and to be understood as well. So proper communication is very important. But miscommunications sometimes happen, and they can bring us a lot of trouble.     71    

Part One. Use Clear Communication

Think before you speak

Thinking about your words allows you to organize your thoughts and prepare to say something meaningful, specially if you’re about to have an important conversation.     72     If you have trouble doing it, you can try to write down some key words for your speech.

Check for understanding

Check with the person to make sure they have understood you. This can be as simple as saying, “    73    ” This gives them the chance to voice any problems they have.

Get their attention

Having a person’s attention means making sure they are listening. If the other person is in the middle of doing something else, either get their attention or try another time.

Part Two.     74    

Understand body language

Keep eye contact (交流) and notice any changes in your eye contact or the other person’s eye contact. Try to understand what he or she shows with body languages and facial expressions.

Listen closely

Give your full attention when someone is speaking. Speakers all want to be heard and understood.     75     Don’t always look at your smart phone.

Try these small tips, and you can lower your risk of miscommunication.

A．Be a Good Listener.

B．Do you have any questions?

C．This helps you to say exactly what you mean.

D．What can we do to bring less miscommunication?

E．If something is unclear, you can ask the other person questions.

F．It is good to turn your body towards them and show you’re interested.

根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。

Chinese chopsticks are a pair of sticks to be used when eating. They were first used in China and then introduced to other areas in the world. Chopsticks are considered one of the symbols of Chinese food culture.

When were chopsticks invented? In fact, before the invention of chopsticks, Chinese ancestors actually used hands to eat. Chinese people started to use chopsticks about 3,000 years ago during the Shang Dynasty. During the pre-Qin period, chopsticks were called “Jia”, and in the Qin and Han Dynasties, they were called “Zhu”. Because “Zhu” shares the same pronunciation with “stop” in Chinese, which is an unlucky word, by the Ming Dynasty people began to call them “Kuai”, meaning “fast” in Chinese. This is the origin of today’s name of Chinese chopsticks.

Who invented chopsticks? There is no exact historical record about the question, but there are many folk stories about it. One story is that Jiang Ziya was inspired to create chopsticks by a mythical (神话中的) bird. Another one is that Daji, the favorite wife of the King Zhou of Shang, invented chopsticks in order to please the king. It is also said that Yu the Great, who founded the Xia Dynasty used sticks to pick up hot food in order to save time to control flood.

What should we pay attention to when using chopsticks? When eating with the elders, Chinese people usually let the elders take up chopsticks before anyone else. Besides, playing with chopsticks is thought to be a bad manner. It’s also impolite to tap chopsticks on one’s bowl, because in ancient China beggars (乞丐) often did it to draw attention.

76. ________
77. ________
78. ________
79. ________
80. ________

81. 霸凌(bullying, n.)指对他人肢体或语言上的攻击行为。它给一些同学带来了身体和心理的伤害。假如你是初三1班李铭，英语社团邀请你做题为“Say No to Bullying”的演讲。请根据以下图示，撰写演讲稿。

要求：
1.须全面反映图文信息；
2.文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称；
3.词数80左右；
4.参考词汇： bully v. n.
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