1. We need some color pencils ________ tomorrow's art class,

A．on

B．for

C．with

2. — Hey, Tom. Is that your English book on the table?
— No, ________ is on the sofa

A．mine

B．yours

C．his

3. You'll forget the drawing skills easily ________ you practice them often.

A．if

B．when

C．unless

4. I want to keep my old things because they bring back sweet ________.

A．explanations

B．memories

C．changes

5. In America, most families have gardens. It's ________ for teenagers to do a family's yardwork.

A．normal

B．difficult

C．amazing

6. Helen, let's go to the new cinema tonight. You can sit ________ there in this city.

A．comfortably

B．more comfortably

C．the most comfortably

7. During the fight against the COVID-19, some farmers from Sichuan ________ tons of vegetables to Wuhan.

A．gave away

B．gave out

C．gave up

8. — What is your plan for the summer vacation, Mary?
— I ________ volunteer work in the museum.

A．was doing

B．have done

C．am going to do

9. Usually the elephants ________ something to eat in return for doing things for people.

A．offer

B．are offered

C．were offered

10. — Peter, could you tell me ________?
— Well, I help to take out the rubbish.

A．when you take out the rubbish

B．if you can take out the rubbish

C．what chores you often do

A: Hi, Coco. You look unhappy today. What's the matter?
B: Well, Ms. Black.     11    
A: What did you argue about?
B:     12     She worried I might be late for school. But I've never been late.
A: Just about such a small thing?
B:     13     Even though I don't really want to. What should I do?
A: Children and parents often have trouble understanding each other. Although your parents were children once like you, they still have trouble understanding you.
B：    14    
A: That's it. In fact, your parents love you and want the best for you.     15     Instead, think about what your parents want you to do and why.
B: Thank you, Ms. Black. I know arguing doesn't help. I'll try to understand my parents and help them understand me.

A．I argued with my parents this morning.

B．My mother asked me to be quick, quick, quick!

C．When that happens, try to be calm and not argue.

D．I often argue with my parents about small things.

E．But things are not the same as when they were kids.

Michael Greenberg is a very popular New Yorker. He is not famous in sports or the arts. But people in the streets know about him, especially those who are ______.

For those people, he is "Gloves" Greenberg. How did he get that name? He looks like ______ businessman, wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase (公文箱). But he's ______. His briefcase always has some gloves.

In winter, Mr. Greenberg does not act like other New Yorkers, who look at the sidewalk and ______ the street in a hurry. He looks around at people. He stops when he sees someone with no gloves. He gives them a pair and then he moves on, looking for more people with cold hands.

What he does runs in the ______. Michael's father also helped the poor as he believed it made everyone happier. Michael Greenberg feels the same. A pair of gloves maybe a small thing, but it can make a big difference in winter.

16.

A．old

B．poor

C．kind

17.

A．any other

B．the other

C．another

18.

A．busy

B．crazy

C．different

19.

A．cross over

B．drive along

C．walk down

20.

A．city

B．family

C．neighborhood

Once upon a time, there was a hard-working farmer named Harry. But his hard work brought him nothing. One day, he saw a snake, and thought, "This is surely the goddess of the field, and I have not once paid her respect. That is ______ nothing grows in my field." Then, he got some milk to the snake. The next day he returned and found a gold coin in the bowl. And it continued ______. He brought the snake milk, and always found a coin there the next morning.

One day, Harry asked his son to take the milk to the snake. The son did so. When he came back the next day, he found a coin. "This place must ______ gold coins. I will kill the snake and take them all ______!"

Having ______ this, the son returned the next day with the milk and a stick. As he gave the milk to the snake, he ______ hit her on the head with the stick but the snake didn't die. Filled with ______, she bit the boy and he died.

When Harry found why his son had did, he said that the snake had done ______ wrong. The next day, he once again took milk to the snake and praised the snake with a friendly voice. The snake appeared and sad to him, "You come here from greed (贪心), letting even your sadness for your son ______.Your son, with little understanding, hit me. I bit him. How can I forget the stick's blow? How can you forget the ______ for your son? From now on friendship between you and me will no longer be possible." After saying this she gave him a coin and disappeared.

21.

A．what

B．how

C．why

22.

A．day by day

B．month by month

C．year by year

23.

A．be poor in

B．be filled with

C．be known for

24.

A．at once

B．at all

C．at times

25.

A．heard

B．decided

C．found

26.

A．hardly

B．unbelievably

C．suddenly

27.

A．hunger

B．anger

C．courage

28.

A．nothing

B．something

C．anything

29.

A．pass by

B．drop by

C．put off

30.

A．support

B．pleasure

C．pain

Unlike students in China, Canadian high school students usually have lots of free time, especially during weekends, since Canadian teachers often give little homework. So how do Canadian teenagers spend their weekends? Well, volunteering makes up most of their free time.

In Canada, volunteering is a quite common thing among people of all ages, as they believe that being helpful is one of the most important qualities to have. There are many kinds of volunteer work. Chances to help are everywhere, including in schools, shopping malls, or even people's gardens.

Now, I'm volunteering for a charity (慈善机构). My job is to help the teachers at the charity's Chinese language school. I teach in a preschool class, where students are aged from 3 to 6.

When I first started, I was quite nervous as I'd never worked with little kids before.

Then, as time went on, I became more familiar with the students. One teacher asked me to help the youngest girl in the class draw a picture based on the word "grateful". As I was drawing and talking with her, I felt warm and peaceful and suddenly realized that it was not that difficult to work with children. When the class was over, I breathed out deeply, feeling really excited and even a little bit proud of what I'd done.

Volunteering gives us a chance to change someone's life, including our own. It gives us the satisfaction of helping others. Volunteering is also a great way to give back to society while developing social skills and meaningful experience for the days ahead. That's also the reason why Canaan high school students have to volunteer for at least 40 hours in order to graduate. I think helping other always good.

31. Canadian students spend their weekends quite different from Chinese students.
32. It's normal for Canadians to offer help in different places.
33. Now, the writer is volunteering to teach the kids in a primary school.
34. The writer managed to help a girl in the class, and the teacher was very satisfied.
35. 40 hours' volunteer work is one of the requirement for high school graduation in Canada.

Emergency Fire Procedures •If you see a fire or smell smoke, don't wait. Every room in the school has got a fire alarm switch. Use something hard, like a shoe, to break the glass and start the alarm system. •If you hear the fire alarm, move quickly but don't run. Don't stop to get your coursebooks and notes. Leave your bag in the room. •Don't run! Walk quickly to the parking area. Remember to follow the arrows on the fire escape map. •Don't go home! Wait for your teacher to call your name and be sure that you are safe. •Be careful. Don't go back into the school buildings until a teacher has told you that it is safe.

36. When you hear the fire alarm in classroom 2, how can you get to the safe place safely according the map of the school buildings?

A．Walkout of the classroom quickly, then go straight to the garden.

B．Run out of the classroom then turn left, and go straight to the parking area quickly.

C．Walk out of the classroom then turn left, and go straight to the car parking area quickly.

37. When the school building is on fire, what can you take before you leave the building?

A．Your school bag.

B．Your books and notes.

C．Nothing but yourself.

38. When there is a fire in the school buildings, you can't _________.

A．call 0110 123123

B．go home quickly

C．start the alarm system with a stone

39. What number do you need to call if there is much water on the floor in your classroom?

A．100.

B．120.

C．150.

40. The information above is useless when ________.

A．you want to buy a notebook

B．you are not sure about your class schedule

C．you want to find where the computer room is

Margaret Thatcher Thatcher had a big influence on the man's world-politics (政治). She was Britain's first leading lady and served as the UK's prime minister from 1979 to 1990-the first prime minister to do so in over 160 years. Thatcher managed to make her country stronger. She took a tough (强硬的) position against the Soviet Union (苏联) and led a war against Argentina. Although many people disliked her, she stuck to her rules and was successful in the end. Her toughness won her a name "The Iron Lady".

Lived: 1925-2013 Country: UK Known as: Britain's first female prime minister "If you want something said, ask a man; if you want something done, ask a woman."

Billie Holiday Holiday is often described as a talent. Her voice not only moved listeners, but also shook American society. During her time, American society was still segregated (种族隔离的). As an African-American, Holiday lived a difficult life. But this also brought inspiration to her singing. Holiday worked with white bands in the 1930s, which was ground-breaking (开拓性的) at that time. She recorded a song calledStrange Fruitthat was about the great pain of African-Americans. Holiday taught Americans to question their segregated society.

Lived: 1915-1959 Country: US Known as: world-famous jazz singer "If I'm going to sing like someone else, then I don't need to sing at all."

Tu Youyou Tu is a chemist who studies traditional Chinese medicine. She started to look for something that can treat malaria (疟疾) in the 1960s. At that time, almost half of the world's population was at risk of having the illness. Getting inspiration from traditional Chinese medicine, Tu found artemisinin (青蒿素) in a plant in197l that could treat malaria. In 2015, Tu received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. She is the first Chinese woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Lived: 1930-present Country: China Known as: Nobel Prize-winning chemist "Every scientist dreams of doing something that can help the world."

41. For the three women, what is in common?

A．They all got their fame in the twentieth century.

B．They all have a great influence in their own fields.

C．They all tried their best to show women could do better than men.

42. What is true about Margaret Thatcher?

A．She ruled her country cruelly.

B．She believed that action speaks louder than words.

C．At the age of 66, she was still the UK's prime minister.

43. Billie Holiday ________ with her songs.

A．showed she was different from white people

B．taught Americans to ask their society for help

C．described how hard African-Americans lived at that time

44. From the passage about Tu Youyou, we can know ________.

A．it took her 44 years to find artemisinin

B．she won a Nobel Prize as soon as she found artemisinin

C．traditional Chinese medicine played a great role in finding artemisinin

45. What is the best title for the three passages together?

A．Women who make a difference

B．Women who won some great prizes

C．Women who are world-wide popular

46. The children were excited to listen for the bell to a________ the New Year.

47. The work was finished a________ of schedule because everyone lent a hand.

48. Although Tom worries a lot about his weight, he never o________ his weakness for fatty food.

49. In order to prevent strawberries going bad, they are kept in fridges during t________ to the market.

50. Japan agreed to put off the Summer Olympics in Tokyo which had been p________ to begin in late July, 2021.

A: Hi, John. How's it going? I hear people are also required to stay at home because of the COVID-19's fast     51     in England.
B: Bad! Actually, I have been feeling uneasy recently. I don't know how to deal with it.
A: I know how you feel. During the first two weeks of my staying at home, I was just     52     to stop checking my phone to follow its development every day. Seeing the rapidly     53     numbers of infections (感染) and deaths. I feared that the virus might make me sick.
B: You do get the     54    . And every day there is tons of the information, I can't tell what is true. That makes me even more worried.
A: Remember you are not     55    . These are normal feelings at this time. However, having these feelings isn't bad. It helps fight the virus.
B: What do you mean?
A: If people are afraid, they might take the government's orders seriously. Don't you think so?
B: I quite agree. These days, unless we have to buy something, my family seldom go out.
A: With the great     56     of all the people, the situation in our country is much better—there's been no more new infected or a few days in Wuhan.
B: That's been the best news so far. It can     57     people around the world to win the war against the COVID-19. I think your country's     58     could serve as a lesson for us.
A: I hear many people in Europe aren't satisfied with the government's orders. I know being     59     from going out means losing their freedom. But isn't it a better choice to wear face masks to protect themselves?
B: That is the     60     difference-we westerners think facemasks are for patients, not for healthy ones.
A: But in my opinion, in face of virus everyone should give up something we stick to.
B: You are quite right. Actually, we do start to change. Thanks for your caring.

avoid   become   connect   grow   have   other   order   probable   salt   smart   spread   we

Many of us like to eat out, We treat     61     to delicious food. We are used to choosing rich fat-filled dishes and sugar-charged dessert, which are not easily cooked at home.

The recent rise of light meals, however, gives us a     62     choice. According to Economic Daily, low-calorie, low-fat and high-fiber (高纤维的) meals     63     popular in China's restaurants and online food order apps.

The country saw the fast     64     of restaurants specializing in light meals, from just 600 in 2018 to more than 3, 500 in 2019. Accord ng to a report by Meituan, a main online food order app, the number of light meals     65     online also rose 75 percent from the past year.

    66     a light meal, however, doesn't mean eating only vegetables. Different from the meat free lifestyle, a typical light dish avoids     67    , oily and spicy food. Instead, it includes things like boiled meat, whole grains, fruits and vegetables. Heathy nutrients (营养成分) are the theme of the light meal.

These dishes are useful for keeping healthy and controlling your weight. That's     68     why so many people, especially millennials (千禧一代), are into them. We see it as "a great way     69     becoming heavier," wrote the Telegraph.

These changes in eating behavior     70     to deeper changes in how people think about food, says Walter Willett, chair of the Harvard T. Chan School of Public Health, US. "Diet quality, not quantity (数量), is important for both weight control and long-term well-being," Willett told The New York Times.

So the next time you have a party with friends, try a light meal. It will satisfy not only your stomachs but maybe also your hearts.

If you receive an e-mail that looks something like this: ARE YOU GOING TO CLASS TODAY? How does reading this message make you feel? Why did the sender use all capital letters? Was he or she angry, or did that person just forget to turn off the 'Cap Lock' on the computer?     71     Knowing when and when not to use capital letters is just one example of online etiquette (礼仪)-often called 'netiquette'. Virginia Shea's book, Netiquette, lists a basic set of dos and don'ts for communicating suitably with others on the Internet. Following are some of her suggestions.

First, always remember that you are sending messages to a real person, not just to a computer.     72     Also, remember that the person who receives your massage can not hear the tone of your voice, or see the expression on your face, so make sure your meaning is clear.

    73     Don't take anything without paying for it unless it's free. Don't use information that someone else has written, and say it's yours. Don't read other people's e-mail-you wouldn't open your next-door neighbor's mailbox and open their mail, right? Do share your knowledge of the Internet with others. It's a big place with lots of information, and there are many new things to discover.

Remember that people judge (判断) you by your words as well as your actions, so do try to write well. Good writing skills, as well as correct grammar and s petting, do matter. Send polite, well-written e-mail messages to others if you're uncertain about how to spell a word or which phrases to use, look it up.     74    

It's okay to sow your ideas online in forums (论坛) like chatting room or message boards, but don't start arguments with people. 'Flame wars' (口水战) in online discussions can be interesting to read, but are often unfair to other members of the group.     75    

When you're online or offline, just as in 'real' life, try to respect other people's space, privacy and feelings. Remember, you are not the only one travelling on this highway!

A．Maybe this is somebody's habit.

B．There are lots of helpful books and websites.

C．Don't type anything online that you wouldn't say to someone's face.

D．Don't do anything online that you wouldn't do in the real life.

E．The fact is, this e-mail usually the way that people shout online.

F．Express your opinions, but remember that fighting online or offline is just not suitable.

Do you know viruses (病毒) and bacteria (细菌)? Both of them are very small, we can't see them with our eyes, and many people know nothing about them, In fact, there are a number of differences between viruses and bacteria. Bacterium, the singular form of the word bacteria, is a one-celled (单细胞) living thing, with complete sets of both RNA and DNA genetic codes (遗传密码). For viruses, some are sections of RNA, and the others are sections of DNA. So, bacterium is at least a hundred times larger than a typical virus.

One main difference between viruses and bacteria is the method of reproduction. A bacterium is a completely independent and self-reproducing unit. When the time is right, bacterium will divide its DNA and RNA genetic material in two. This is how bacteria live in almost every environment on Earth, including non-living things like rocks or plastic.

A virus, on the other hand, cannot reproduce without a living host. A virus may lie for thousands of years before finally coming into a suitable host. Once it enters the body of a host, a virus will get in the ling cell. Once inside a living cell, a virus takes the place of the living cell's DNA or RNA genetic instructions with its own. Those instructions are usually to make as many copies of the virus as possible.

Ninety-nine percent of all known bacteria are considered useful to humans, or at least have no bad influence. But most viruses, on the other hand, serve no good purpose. Their only purpose is to create more viruses in order to make themselves continue to live.

Bacteria are alive, which means they can be killed by some form of chemical things. Antibiotics (抗生素) can kill bacteria. Viruses, by comparison, are not considered living things. They cannot be 'killed' in the same way as antibiotics kill bacteria. In fact, any medicine is useless for virus' infections. The disease must run its course until the body can make a successful protection on its own.

Viruses and Bacteria
Similarity	Both are too small     76     with our eyes.
Differences		Viruses	Bacteria
	What they're like	● They are not living things.	● They are living things.
		● A virus is a section of     77     RNA     78     DNA.	● A bacterium has complete sets of both RNA and DNA genetic codes.
		● A virus is much smaller than a bacterium.
	How they reproduce	A virus can not copy without a living host	A bacterium can reproduce     79     in almost every environment on Earth.
	How they influence humans	Most of them do     80    humans.	Most of them are considered useful to humans, or at least have no bad influence.
81    for viruses and bacteria	We can use antibiotics to kill bacteria while for viruses it only depends on if our body can make a successful protection on its own.

82.

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4、参考词汇：balance   n. v. 均衡，平衡。

Good morning, everyone!

Thank you for coming to this speech. It's my great honor to stand here and communicate with you. First of all, I'd like to show you a picture from a TV program of CCTV 1._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Thank you so much again and hope you enjoy it!