1 . Puff and Pip lived in a burrow (地洞). They were both pleased with
One morning, a deer passed by and asked them, “
Soon, they came to a lush (茂盛的) field. “This is a better home,” said Pip. “Look at all that grass!” As they walked into
They continued their search. Next a sandy hill
Next they came to a watering hole. “This is a better home,” Pip said. “Much
Pip shouted. “It’s hard
“Maybe ours is good enough,” Pip said, “but we
A.they | B.them | C.their | D.theirs |
A.Who | B.How | C.What | D.When |
A.Because | B.Because of | C.Since | D.As |
A.but | B.or | C.so | D.nor |
A.the | B.a | C.an | D./ |
A.moves | B.has moved | C.is moving | D.was moving |
A.found | B.is found | C.was found | D.were found |
A.another | B.other | C.others | D.the other |
A.in | B.on | C.into | D.from |
A.quick | B.quickly | C.quicker | D.more quickly |
A.close | B.closer | C.closest | D.closely |
A.ran | B.runs | C.to run | D.running |
A.find | B.finding | C.to find | D.finds |
A.had | B.have | C.has | D.having |
A.will | B.must | C.should | D.might |
2 . 李华所在的职业生涯规划俱乐部要开展一次主题为 “Interest Makes Miracles (兴趣创造奇迹)” 的演讲比赛,请根据要点提示,完成一篇演讲稿,可根据内容适当拓展。
要点:比尔盖茨的职业成长轨迹:
年轻时 | 对计算机产生兴趣 |
18岁 | 考入哈佛大学 |
两年后 | 放弃在大学的学习机会 |
1975年 | 创办了自己的公司 |
目前 | 世界上最成功的人之一 |
要求:
1.词数80左右(开头已经给出,不计入总词数);
2.要点齐全,可适当发挥;
3.条理清楚,语句通顺,意义连贯,书写规范;
4.文中不得出现真实姓名和校名。
参考词汇:Bill Gates 比尔盖茨; Harvard University 哈佛大学 ;company 公司
Hello, everyone. It’s well known to all that interest plays an important role in one’s life.___________________________________________
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Students often learn their lessons in class. They sit in the classroom listening to their
This is a way of learning. Is this the only way for students to learn? Of course not. There is another way to learn. Students can teach
How can you teach yourself? The first thing is to read. Read something you are
I was holding an apple tree in my hand, as this little seed can become a big tree with thousands of apples. Thousands of apples with several seeds can grow into new trees which can produce thousands of apples. Why then wasn’t the world filled with apple trees?
I put the apple seed on the table, and watched it.
I picked up the apple seed again. I took an empty flower pot, put some earth into it and planted the seed. Maybe one day it will grow into a tree.
A.I’ll never know if I don’t try. |
B.Maybe it is like your dreams. |
C.This time I didn’t throw the seed away. |
D.I thought a lot about how people grow apples. |
E.It is a rule of nature that only a few seeds grow. |
F.But if you keep on planting the seeds of your dream, one day you will succeed. |
5 .
For thousands of years, people have been dreaming about and inventing robot machines. In the 3rd century BC, people in Ancient Greece and China built lifelike machines such as dolls and birds. People called them automatons. Automatons used power from water, steam or later–steel springs to make themselves move.
One of the earliest automatons was a wooden bird built by Greek scientist Archytas of Tarentum around 350 BC. The bird could move its wings and travel a short distance along a cable. In the late 15th century, inventor and artist Leonardo da Vinci built a human—like robot knight. His design used wheels to move the knight’s arms and head. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, people built machines to help in factories and other types of work.
In the 1920s, playwright Karel Capek first used the term ‘robot’ in his play Rossum’s Universal Robot. It was about a company that made a human—like robot that did all the work.
The invention of the computer made today’s modern robots possible. With computers, people could program robots to do jobs without human help. In the 1950s, inventor George Devol designed a roto arm. Joseph Engelberger, took this idea and turned it into the first industrial robot called the Unimate. In 1959, the first Unimate began working at a General Motors car plant. It moved pieces from a production line and connected them to car bodies. Engelberger worked hard to show how robots do dangerous jobs in factories and keep people safe. Today, he is referred to as “the father of robotics”.
1. How many kinds of power can automatons use?A.Two kinds | B.Three kinds. | C.Four kinds. | D.Five kinds. |
A.It could move on its own. |
B.It could climb along a cable. |
C.It could dance like a human. |
D.It could help make robots in factories. |
A.The playwright. | B.The robot. | C.The play. | D.The term. |
A.George Devol. |
B.Archytas of Tarentum. |
C.Leonardo da Vinci. |
D.Joseph Engelberger. |
A.To show the importance of the computers. |
B.To introduce the invention of modern robots. |
C.To explain why Unimate can do dangerous jobs. |
D.To tell how scientists use robots to help factories. |
6 . Chopsticks, or kuaizi, appeared (出现) over 3, 000 years ago in ancient China. They were first used for cooking and serving, not as an eating tool. It was not until the Ming Dynasty that chopsticks came into use for eating. Today, bamboo and wood chopsticks are the most popular ones in Chinese homes.
Chinese chopsticks are usually about 26 centimeters long and 1.2 centimeters wide. It is believed that chopsticks should be part of a girl’s dowry (嫁妆) because the sound of kuaizi is like that of the words for “soon” and “son”. It’s still a popular good wish in China.
According to modern science, the long-term use of chopsticks makes one’s fingers move quickly. That is good for people’s health. The culture of using chopsticks has spread to many other Asian countries. In Japan, people celebrate August 4 as Chopsticks Day every year.
There are rules to follow when using chopsticks. Chinese people don’t usually beat their bowls or point at others with chopsticks. In most cases, they won’t start eating until the elderly move chopsticks, and they will put chopsticks down gently after they finish eating.
As an old saying goes, “A chopstick can be broken easily. Ten pairs of chopsticks held together are hard to break.” For thousands of years, Chinese people have loved chopsticks not only because they are easy to use but also because they show the spirit (精神) of the Chinese people.
1. What can we learn about chopsticks in Paragraph 1?A.People usually make chopsticks out of plastics. |
B.People first used chopsticks as a cooking tool. |
C.Chopsticks were used for eating 3, 000 years ago. |
D.Few people could use chopsticks in ancient China. |
A.Because they make eating easier. |
B.Because they have a magical power. |
C.Because they practice people’s fingers. |
D.Because they are made out of modern science. |
A.Put chopsticks down gently. |
B.Beat the bowl with chopsticks. |
C.Use chopsticks to point at others. |
D.Move chopsticks before the elderly. |
A.Chopsticks belong not only to China. |
B.Chopsticks are hard to break when held together. |
C.Chopsticks are more than just eating tools for Chinese. |
D.It’s easy for people to use chopsticks in their daily life. |
A.Science | B.Health | C.Fashion | D.Culture |
7 .
France is the largest country in Western Europe. There are over 66 million people in France. The country is home to beautiful natural scenery, like the Seine River as well as cultural sites such as the Eiffel Tower. About 75 million visitors come here every year. Here are the top things to do in France.
Visit museums
No trip to France is complete without a visit to its museums, especially the world’s best known one, the Louvre in Paris. In this four-floor building, there are 35,000 works of art, such as the painting Mona Lisa by Da Vinci and the statue David by Michelangelo. It would take nine months to enjoy all the pieces.
Have a local meal
French food is world-famous. Bread is very important in France. The most famous French bread is called “baguette”. It is long and tastes salty. Snails (蜗牛) are also a must-have here. French people cat 40,000 tons of snails every year! People always cook snails with butter and garlic (大蒜) .
Take a bike tour
What is the best way to enjoy the vineyard in Loire Valley? Take a bike tour. You can experience the real French life. You may come across some local people. A bright “Bonjour” always begins a nice talk. If you come here in July, you are lucky. The famous bicycle race Tour of France takes place at this time.
1. How many people are there in France?A.About 40 million. |
B.More than 35 million. |
C.About 75 million. |
D.More than 66 million. |
A.It is the best museum in the world. |
B.The statue of Michelangelo is in the Louvre. |
C.It will be nine months before you enjoy all the artworks. |
D.It is a museum with five floors and 35,000 works of art. |
A.By taking a bike tour. |
B.By eating French snails. |
C.By visiting the museums. |
D.By enjoying natural views. |
A.Good. | B.Right. | C.Hello. | D.OK. |
A.The must-to-dos in France. |
B.The natural scenery in France. |
C.The famous museums in Paris. |
D.The people and culture of France. |
8 . Shooting has gradually become a popular activity around the world. But for me, at first I wasn’t interested in shooting—I thought it would be
The shooting range (射击场) we went to looked beautiful and the instructor was nice. As I got the gun, he said, “If you want your gun to
The instructor
At that moment I fell in love with shooting. If you want to try it sometime, I can give you some
A.dangerous | B.cool | C.beautiful | D.perfect |
A.look | B.talk | C.try | D.rest |
A.break | B.return | C.connect | D.hit |
A.practiced | B.continued | C.achieved | D.remained |
A.leader | B.member | C.shooter | D.beginner |
A.greeted | B.encouraged | C.helped | D.discovered |
A.board | B.heart | C.range | D.top |
A.slowly | B.sadly | C.excitedly | D.calmly |
A.advice | B.rules | C.knowledge | D.support |
A.train | B.follow | C.help | D.test |
A.are worried about | B.are proud of | C.are patient with | D.are careful with |
Many people want to be happy, but few know how to find happiness. Money and success alone do not bring lasting happiness. Aristotle, a Greek thinker, said, “Happiness depends upon ourselves.” In other words, we make our own happiness. Here are a few suggestions to help you be happier.
The first secret of happiness is to enjoy the simple things in life. Too often, we spend too much time thinking about the future — for example, getting into college or getting a good job that we fail to enjoy the present. You should enjoy life’s simple pleasures, such as reading a good book, listening to your favorite music, or spending time with close friends. People who have several close friends often live happier and healthier lives.
Another secret to living a happy life is to be active, and have hobbies where you forget your problems and time. When playing a sport, such as swimming, many people forget about their problems, and only think about the activity.
Finally, many people find happiness in helping others. If you want to feel happier, do something useful for someone. You can help a friend with his or her studies, or go shopping to buy food for the old.
1. What things alone do not bring happiness?2. What is Aristotle?
3. What’s Aristotle’s opinion?
4. What do we spend too much time in doing?
5. How many suggestions are there in the passage?
6. 书面表达
7. 生活充满了快乐,对美好生活的追求让我们斗志昂扬。请以“The Happy Life”为题,根据以下的内容提示和你的实际生活,写一篇短文。内容包括:
8. 1. 你曾经经历过的一件快乐的事情是什么?2. 你认为快乐的生活给我们的成长带来什么影响?
3. 祝愿大家都能发现快乐,享受快乐并努力创造快乐的人生。
作文要求:
1. 不能照抄原文,不得在作文中出现学校的真实名称和学生的真实姓名。
2. 语句连贯,词数80词左右。作文的开头已经给出,不计入总词数。
Tips: 满意的 satisfied;自信 confident;创造 create
The Happy Life
Life is full of happiness.