1 . “绿色”不仅仅是一种颜色,也意味着一种低碳环保的生活方式。请以“My Greener Life”为题,为学校的英语报刊写一篇征文。
要点:
1. What do you usually do to live a greener life? (rubbish, bicycle. . .)
2. What have you learned from it? /What are the changes in your life?
3. What are you going to do in the future?
要求:
1. 文章应包括所有要点并围绕要点适当发挥;
2. 文章应句式多样,语句流畅,意思连贯;
3. 词数90词左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数。
注意:
1. 文中不得出现考生姓名、校名等个人信息;
2. 不许抄袭、套改。
My Greener Life
Green is more than just a colour. It also means a kind of greener life.
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A: Three years has gone, and we will leave the middle school.
B: I’m excited because I’m going to enter a new school.
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B. But sometimes I feel a bit sad. Because I have to say goodbye to my classmates and teachers.
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B. That sounds good!
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B: I want to be a scientist like Qian Xuesen and Deng Jiaxian.
A: Cool!
A.Then what do you want to be in the future? |
B.How are you feeling? |
C.I have the same feeling. |
D.I’m sure those photos will bring me good memories in the future. |
E.I don’t know. |
F.Who’s your favourite teacher? |
G.You can take some photos with them. |
When you are w
In the past few years, lots of stars have been on TV as spokesmen(代言人) of some products. People
What are the public’s
So we should be more
Wukong. Tiangong. Tianwen. Do you know where the names of Chinese space programs come from?
Wukong, the Dark Matter Particle Explorer satellite (暗物质粒子探测卫星), is named after Chinese superhero Monkey King. According to Journey to the west, Monkey King has a pair of sharp eyes which can tell the difference between good and evil. The Wukong satellite is just as sharp-eyed as Monkey King to help scientists search for dark matter in space.
The name of the space station, Tiangong, means “Heavenly Palace”. In Chinese myths(神话), this is the home of Tian Di. Now Tiangong Space Station is a home for Chinese astronauts in space. And China welcomes foreign astronauts to Tiangong in order that they can work together.
Tianwen, China’s Mars missions(任务), gets its name from the poem Tianwen by Qu Yuan. Qu Yuan is a well-known poet from ancient China. In Tiamwen, he had the questions about the sky, stars, nature, myths and the real world, showing his hunger for truth. Perhaps the Tianwen missions will end up answering some of Qu Yuan’s questions.
If you look into more names of Chinese space programs, you will find that they all have beautiful meanings. We, the Chinese people, have a long-cherished (珍藏已久的) space dream. So it is serious to take the naming of Chinese space programs.
What Beautiful | |
Wukong | ◆It is named after Chinese superhero Monkey King. ◆The Wukong satellite is just as sharp-eyed as Monkey King to help scientists |
Tiangong | ◆It means “Heavenly Palace” ◆Tiangong Space Station is a home for Chinese astronauts in space. ◆We hope that astronauts from other |
Tianwen | ◆It gets its name from the poem Tiamwen by Qu Yuan. ◆Perhaps the Tianwen missions will help to find out the |
Chinese people have a long-cherished space dream. So the naming of Chinese space programs is taken very |
5 . I am sure you know the story of the turtle(乌龟) and the rabbit. It taught people many lessons. One of these lessons is that people who have all the advantages (the fast-jumping rabbit) can be beaten by those who have nothing but inner strength (内在的力量) (the slow turtle).
It is true that the race of life, just like the one between the rabbit and the turtle, is often unfair. Some kids have all the luck. They were born healthy and their parents are rich. These kids wear nice clothes and they always have much money to buy anything they like. But many other kids have none of these things. They have to depend on their inner strength alone.
_______, this is not true. In fact, the “turtles” —kids from poor families —have some of the most important things for success. They are determined(有决心的) and hard-working. They move forward slowly but with great inner strength.
A student from Tsinghua University shared his personal experience online. He chose to get a part-time job and study hard while his classmates were having fun outside. He knew there would be plenty of time for fun once he had overcome all of the difficulties. His story may have encouraged “turtles”. The race of life is long. Even if you get off to a slow start, you can easily catch up if you make up your mind to do so.
1. What can we learn from the story of the turtle and the rabbit?A.A person who has nothing can succeed easily. |
B.A person who has advantages can succeed. |
C.A person who has inner strength can get successful finally. |
D.A person who works without rest can get successful easily. |
A.All the people have different dreams. | B.People are treated differently in life. |
C.Everyone wants to win the race. | D.Not everyone has the same starting point. |
A.While many people believe the “rabbits” are always successful. |
B.While many people believe the “turtles” are always successful. |
C.Because many people believe the “rabbits” are always successful |
D.Because many people believe the “turtles” are always successful |
A.introduce his experience in Tsinghua University |
B.encourage us to enter good universities |
C.show us the importance of studying in the university |
D.support his idea that poor students have special things for success |
A.To advise us to try new things. | B.To tell us how to succeed quickly. |
C.To show us the power of inner strength. | D.To encourage us to take races in life. |
6 . For many girls from villages in China, a dream job could be anything, except working in a village. But Zhang Guifang, a 24-year-old college graduate, gave up running her business in Tianjin and returned to her village.
As a young member of the Communist Party of China, she was chosen as the Party secretary of Sanjia village in December, 2021. Although she once had many ways to develop her village, they weren’t put into practice because of lacking money. The “rainbow village” idea was accepted because it didn’t cost a lot of money. Zhang hoped to bring in many tourists through this project and develop the local economy(经济).
She spent five months planning the creation of wall paintings of colourful sunflowers, wings and balloons to make the houses and walls of the village beautiful. For the first time, Sanjia has become famous, with pictures of the village spreading quickly on the Internet.
As a young village head, Zhang’s job isn’t easy. There are endless things to do, and there are no days off. She often cried at first and once wanted to give up. But she told herself that no matter how hard things were, she would hold on for another month. Slowly, she was approved(认可) by many villagers, which improved her confidence and led her to set bigger goals.
Zhang hoped that as long as she was there, Sanjia would go in a better direction towards a bright future.
1. What did Zhang do in Tianjin?A.She ran her own business. | B.She drew pictures for Sanjia village. |
C.She opened a study base in the village. | D.She sold bottles of water on the street. |
①She was chosen as the Party secretary of Sanjia village.
②She planned the creation of “rainbow village”.
③She returned to Sanjia village.
④She was approved by many villagers.
A.①④②③ | B.③①②④ | C.③①④② | D.①③④② |
A.结束的 | B.最后的 | C.无止境的 | D.完成的 |
A.Humorous and successful. | B.Quiet and confident. |
C.Excellent and honest. | D.Creative and hard-working. |
A.Family. | B.Health. | C.Travel. | D.Society. |
7 . Chinese dishes highlight (增色) Beijing Winter Olympics. Many foreign Winter Olympics players have gone crazy about Chinese food.
Jiaozi | Julia Marino has tried lots of different foods in Beijing. But when she was asked in an interview what her favourite meal was in the Olympic Village. Marino answered quickly, “My favourite food is jiaozi. I’ve probably had about 200 jiaozi since I came here”. |
Red bean bun (豆沙包) | Snowboarder, Jenise Spiteri, from Malta, is another big fan of Chinese food, especially red bean buns. “It’s my favourite food that I have in the Olympic Village,” said Spiteri. “I started eating them on the first day and then for breakfast, lunch and dinner.” She has become the “red bean bun girl” in China. |
Spicy hotchpotch (麻辣烫) | Jutta Leerdam, a 23-year-old speed skating player, from the Netherlands, posted(发帖) her favourite spicy hotchpotch on the Internet. “This is the famous Chinese snack spicy hotchpotch. It is more delicious than burgers and fries. |
Rice | German figure skater Nicole Schott said one of her favourite foods in the Olympic Village was rice. “It is different from all of our European rice.” she said. “That’s actually what I eat every single day although I have brought foods from home.” |
1. What’s Julia Marino’s favourite food?
A.Jiaozi. | B.Red bean bun. | C.Spicy hotchpotch. | D.Rice. |
A.Julia Marino. | B.Jutta Leerdam. | C.Jenise Spiteri. | D.Nicole Schott. |
A.Burger. | B.Spicy hotchpotch. | C.Chinese snack. | D.Fries. |
A.Jutta Leerdam who is 23 years old comes from Malta. |
B.Chinese dishes are popular at Beijing Winter Olympics. |
C.Nicole Schott thinks rice in China is the same as European rice. |
D.Jenise Spiteri shows her love to spicy hotchpotch on the Internet. |
A.In a novel. | B.In a science book. |
C.In a history magazine. | D.In a food culture newspaper. |
Welcome to School Dance Club Are you tired of sitting too long? Do you want to be healthier? Join the School Dance Club and move your body! Choice of dances: folk, modern, pop, etc. Level of difficulty: Level I. Level 2 and Level 3 Teachers: Victor Smith —First prize winner of “Dancers on Stage” for 7 years Julia White —15 years of teaching experience —Graduated from International Master Dance School Helen Black —Skilled in different kinds of dances, especially in “fusion(融合)” dance Who to join: Students aged 10~15 If you would like to be one of us, please fill in the form and send it to Maria Cooper’s office before 18th July. |
A.be healthier | B.be quiet | C.sing folk songs | D.learn pop music |
A.In 2022. | B.In 2020. | C.In 2018. | D.In 2016. |
A.Julia White | B.Victor Smith | C.Helen Black | D.Maria Cooper |
A.Teachers with rich experience. | B.Teachers good at dancing. |
C.Students aged 9. | D.Students aged 13. |
A.poster | B.diary | C.poem | D.report |
—Yes. I can ask my parents, teachers or any other adult I trust.
A.who you can ask for help | B.how can you ask for help |
C.who can you ask for help | D.how you can ask for help |
—________.
A.Tell him to drive slowly | B.Ask him to wear his seat belt(安全带) |
C.Stop him from driving | D.Help him avoid meeting the traffic police |