1 . 根据语篇内容，从方框中选择恰当的单词，并用其正确形式填空。将单词填写在答题卡对应的横线上。每个单词只能用一次。

change     solve       they        good        but       problem     cost        build        still   enjoy

Do you know anything about the ageing of the population (人口老龄化)? It is one of the main     1     of the world today. Many countries are trying hard to     2     it. China is one of them.

The Chinese government already helped     3     many old people’s homes in lots of cities. Heyuejia in western Beijing is on the list (名单). 85-year-old Wang Yiguang chose to move into Heyuejia in 2018. She     4     her stay there very much. “Here you can have someone to help you at any time,” Wang said. At first, one of Wang's sons didn’t agree with this move. He thought it was     5     for his mother to stay at home than stay there. But he     6     his mind when he saw how happy his mother was at Heyuejia.

Many old people think the old people’s home is comfortable to live in,     7     they won’t make a choice like Wang Yiguang did. One main reason (原因) is that it     8     a lot to live there.     9     families have many worries.

It’s clear that we     10     have a long way to go. We are improving anyway.

2 . 通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项中（A、B、C、D）中选出一个最佳选项。

In the summer holidays, I went to a small village in Cambodia with my classmates and we did many things there. We spent six days in the ________ helping people there.

We first repaired(修补) the roof(屋顶) of the school, ________ it could keep out the rain. The children joined us happily when we were ________. All of us knew ________ we did would help them a lot in their life. We all felt ________, but kept doing this job.

We also gave them some ________, erasers and notebooks. We were surprised to find that some of ________ pencil were too short to write with. They were happy to ________ these things.

The home visits were ________ to me because I learned a lot from them. We brought food to the ________ and had a look at their lives. They lived a(n) ________ life but they were happy with just a roof over their ________. After I saw how they lived, I knew I should ________ to value(珍惜) all the things in my life.

________ how they loved each other, how they tried to live each day and how they valued ________ they had, I knew I should learn from them and love my life.

1.

A．forest

B．hill

C．house

D．countryside

2.

A．if

B．so

C．after

D．but

3.

A．enjoying

B．sleeping

C．playing

D．working

4.

A．what

B．how

C．why

D．where

5.

A．tired

B．free

C．hard

D．terrible

6.

A．flags

B．bikes

C．pencils

D．pets

7.

A．our

B．his

C．her

D．their

8.

A．get

B．buy

C．bring

D．move

9.

A．warm

B．important

C．lucky

D．popular

10.

A．doctors

B．actors

C．villagers

D．traders

11.

A．poor

B．long

C．scary

D．lazy

12.

A．cars

B．arms

C．legs

D．heads

13.

A．order

B．answer

C．start

D．tell

14.

A．Talking to

B．Looking at

C．Getting up

D．Listening to

15.

A．something

B．everything

C．nothing

D．anything

5 . A week ago, a volunteer at a volunteer’s center in Shanghai received a _______ at midnight from a neighborhood committee(居委会) worker. The caller who _______ very sad said he was _______ of being unable to do his job if he was infected(感染) or quarantined(隔离) as a close contact(密切接触者).

“Social workers in neighborhoods are usually busy _______ people care for their own mental health(心理健康). An outburst of emotions is normal during their off-work hours when there’s no one around,” Jin said.

“It is _______ to know their mental health and their history of illness. Then, listening to them and being with them are also necessary.”

“People face pressure which is caused _______ the virus(病毒) and they are uncertain about the future as they are not in a position to fulfill all their needs,” said Lian, who has worked at the hotline for six years.

Volunteers such as Lian also help callers who need to _______ medicine by guiding them to the right sales channels. The volunteers also _______ down the names and contact numbers of these callers before handing them over to the Shanghai Mental Health Center.

In addition to the local volunteers, Hubei provincial government also decided to help Shanghai to fight the COVID-19 outbreak(爆发). A volunteer from Hubei Province said, “I did this _______ I clearly remember medical workers, especially those from other areas, helping us when __________ hometown was hit by the pandemic in early 2020. So we’re trying our best to speed up our work, as we all want the city to return to normal as soon as possible.

1.

A．call

B．record

C．post

D．payment

2.

A．looked

B．saw

C．sounded

D．watched

3.

A．happy

B．afraid

C．interesting

D．safe

4.

A．scaring

B．helping

C．hurting

D．refusing

5.

A．important

B．boring

C．cruel

D．noisy

6.

A．for

B．at

C．to

D．by

7.

A．take

B．accept

C．buy

D．remind

8.

A．cut

B．write

C．get

D．check

9.

A．if

B．because

C．until

D．unless

10.

A．our

B．their

C．her

D．his

6 . 请阅读下面这篇文章，在所给的每个空格中填入一个形式正确、意义相符的单词，并将答案写在答题卡上对应题目的答题位置。

The workers at a London restaurant used chocolate to write a birthday message for a blind girl called Te Paa, a singer     1     New Zealand. Te Paa now lives in London. On her birthday, Te Paa went out with her friend Sara. After     2     a music show, they stopped by a restaurant. Sara told the restaurant workers that it was her friend’s     3    .

The restaurant workers learned that Te Paa couldn’t see     4    . They then served her with a special     5    . By using chocolate, they wrote “Happy birthday!” in Braille（盲文）on the plate.     6     she felt the raised dots, Te Paa cried out excitedly, “It’s great! Thank you very much.” Te Paa said she celebrated her birthday in restaurants before, but it was the     7     time a restaurant surprised her in such a way. She was     8     by the effort from the workers. They had to look     9     the words in the dictionary in order to write the encouraging message. And they make     10     the chocolate would not melt when she touched it. “So take heart, and we can find kindness everywhere,” Te Paa said.

8 . 根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

Last night I was walking on the beach to enjoy the sunset and watch the whales playing happily right off the coast. _______ blowing spouts (水柱) can be seen three miles away.

So I was _______ and totally enjoying myself. Then I saw an elderly main get knocked down by a _______. It happened very suddenly. Realizing the next wave could pull him _______ into the sea. I just started running towards him. Finally, I got to him and lifted him onto his feet. He was _______ like a leaf and couldn’t even take the smallest steps away.

Some men arrived right behind me, realizing the _______ from my running. Together, we got him to a safe place, where he could sit down and _______.

Those men left and I started to walk away, too. _______ it came to my mind that if he were my parent I wouldn’t leave him alone. So I _______ and said to him, “I want to make sure you get home safely. So I’m going to walk you home.” And then I walked him very _______ back to his house as he was still very weak. As we waved goodbye, I could see big smiles on his face that also brightened my day.

1.

A．Their

B．Its

C．Our

D．My

2.

A．worried

B．scared

C．excited

D．moved

3.

A．wave

B．car

C．whale

D．person

4.

A．back

B．further

C．around

D．up

5.

A．falling

B．dancing

C．shaking

D．flying

6.

A．importance

B．mistake

C．possibility

D．danger

7.

A．talk

B．think

C．shout

D．rest

8.

A．So

B．And

C．But

D．Though

9.

A．stood up

B．showed up

C．turned around

D．walked around

10.

A．quickly

B．slowly

C．quietly

D．proudly

9 . 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)。

agree     ask     drive     find     he     illness   medicine     much     pride     thousand     tiring     worry

Nobody could forget the terrible virus in Wuhan last year. And nobody will forget the heroes fighting for us at that time.

Back then,     1     of doctors and nurses worked together to fight the virus. But you may not know that a group of volunteer     2     in Wuhan were working on the front line, together with doctors and nurses. Huang Xiaomin was one of them.

At that time, all Wuhan’s subways, buses and ferries (渡船) stopped. Huang was     3     how the doctors and nurses would go to work. “It’s convenient and comfortable for them to go to work by car, which gives them     4     time to rest and helps them work better,” Huang thought. So, along with some other Wuhan people, he volunteered to drive the doctors and nurses to work and to send     5     supplies to hospitals.

Huang got up at 6:15 am and took some bread to eat in his car. He drank little water, as it could be difficult     6     a public toilet, and then he started his one day’s ride. As Huang’s passengers took care of patients every day, it meant that he had a high risk of getting ill. To protect     7     , Huang wore masks, gloves, and protective glasses and clothing and drove with four windows open for a whole day. “My gloves are always wet in sweat (汗水), but as soon as blown by the wind, they are soon dry and are as cold as iron. I’m very     8     when I come home at night,” he said, “but I get a feeling of self-satisfaction — the day is not wasted; it’s meaningful.”

“Are you afraid?” Huang     9     . “Yes, I am,” Huang said. “But my city falls ‘     10     ’. I should make an effort to do something for it and for our country.”

10 . The Beijing Winter Olympics is going on. A reporter is interviewing Sun Lei, a volunteer(志愿者) about his work in the Games. (R=reporter; S=Sun Lei)
R: Hi, Sun Lei. Is it easy for you to be a volunteer?
S: Not at all. Although we can’t get training together face to face, we still need more than 30     1     training courses through the Internet, including health and safety, epidemic(疫情) control, language skills and so on.
R: It seems that you     2     a lot for the games. By the way, did you have any test?
S: Sure. We have to pass the exams about the big event just like what we do in our schools.
R: When     3     different kinds of people every day, do you feel tired sometimes?
S: Yeah, sometimes. But we also learnt how to manage(管控) our emotions(情感). We keep it in mind that what we did is to help the world understand China     4    .
R: So you are very proud(自豪) of being a volunteer?
S: Of course. Beijing is the first city in the world to host     5     the Summer and Winter Olympics. And I’m lucky     6     to take part in it. While working, there     7     be some challenges, as well. The first challenge is that we have to be quarantined (隔离) before and after the Games. It     8     that we must give up more time for the job.
R: It’s great that your school supports(支持) you.
S: Yeah, and the second challenge is that some events will be held outdoors. As a result, we need more     9     training for the job because of the cold weather, like 15-kilometer walks.
R: is volunteering a rewarding(有回报) job?
S: Certainly, I can’t agree more. All of us have developed interest in winter sports because of this valuable(有价值的)     10    . And we can’t wait to show our passion, friendship and hospitality (好客) to the world.
R: That’s fantastic. Every job leads to the successful running of the Winter Olympics. All the volunteers’ smiles will light up the Beijing 2022 Games. Thank you, Sun Lei!
S: You’re welcome.