1. What is the man looking for?
A.A restaurant. | B.A hotel. | C.A gym. |
A.£30. | B.£25. | C.£22. 50. |
A.The man’s sister. |
B.The woman’s mother. |
C.The woman’s father. |
1. 观看着陆的感受;
2. 飞船凯旋的意义;
3. 给青少年的启示。
参考词汇: 神舟十三号载人飞船 Shenzhou-13 Manned Spaceship
注意:1. 词数 80 左右;
2. 可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
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50岁时,她发觉自己失业了,困在家里,只有电脑相伴。
5 . Europe is the perfect place for a holiday. Every corner of the continent is bursting with history, culture and sights. The countries are so very close to one another, and yet so completely different.
Sweden
Sweden is a brilliant destination for a campervan (露营车) holiday, with hundreds of well-appointed camping sites suitable for vehicles. Head north to Lapland in the Arctic Circle and you’ll find true wildernesses where you can truly get close to nature. Head here between June and mid-July and you’ll be able to take in the midnight sunshine. If you’re looking for great nightlife, head to Gothenburg, Stockholm or Malmo.
Germany
There are massive industrial cities, rolling plains, towering mountains, deep forests and long, sparkling rivers. It’s not just what’s to see that makes Germany so great, but the ease of seeing everything. All these wonderful locations are all linked by one of the world’s best road systems.
Scotland
Scotland has something for everyone: cities with rich nightlife, incredible scenery, wonderful lochs and medieval (中世纪的) castles. If you want to get away from it all, then the Highlands are one of the least populated areas in the whole of Europe. Hikers will love the Cairngorms – the largest national park in the UK.
Spain
Spain’s famous for its beach holidays, but it offers so much more than that. With a lovely climate, rich history, excellent architecture, delicious cuisine and friendly locals, Spain has long been a favoured destination for holiday.
1. What is the purpose of this text?A.To explain why the attractions in Europe are world-famous. |
B.To show the rich history and culture of the European countries. |
C.To tell about the differences between the European countries. |
D.To introduce some great European holiday destinations. |
A.Beautiful scenery. | B.Midnight sunshine. |
C.Medieval castles. | D.Great nightlife. |
A.Sweden. | B.Germany. | C.Scotland. | D.Spain. |
—________. We must go to attend your cousin’s birthday party tonight.
A.Take your time | B.I’m afraid not | C.Sounds great | D.Have a good time |
1. What is the man doing now?
A.Reading a book. |
B.Locking the door. |
C.Turning off the heater. |
A.Classmates. | B.Co-workers. | C.Family members. |
8 . I was growing up in Minnesota, “Joe Versus the Volcano” was one of my favorite movies. I longed to be swept away to a tropical island. But as I
I had come prepared — an N95 mask, and a baseball cap my Spanish mother-in-law lent me. But nothing could
It wasn’t long before the airlines
For two days, I wandered
Like the people of La Palma, I
As I finally left — via boat — I realized how
A.found | B.spotted | C.caught | D.discovered |
A.protect | B.equip | C.hide | D.prepare |
A.deadly | B.breathless | C.volcanic | D.potential |
A.arranged | B.canceled | C.reserved | D.upgraded |
A.informing | B.inquiring | C.consulting | D.interviewing |
A.dusty | B.noisy | C.empty | D.clean |
A.panicked | B.embarrassed | C.regretted | D.abandoned |
A.anxiety | B.insight | C.sorrow | D.memory |
A.space | B.time | C.effort | D.degree |
A.exhaust | B.difficulty | C.uncertainty | D.inconvenience |
A.sight | B.mind | C.action | D.state |
A.fixed | B.decided | C.counted | D.agreed |
A.spotted | B.rescued | C.treated | D.stuck |
A.grateful | B.merciful | C.delightful | D.peaceful |
A.over | B.through | C.under | D.from |
9 . During a recent holiday I visited Dusseldorf a city in the west of Germany. The nine-day trip left a deep impression
The
My
A.on | B.for | C.to | D.about |
A.late | B.dark | C.light | D.early |
A.visit | B.eat | C.stay | D.keep |
A.protection | B.information | C.stamps | D.coins |
A.joy | B.disappointment | C.emotion | D.surprise |
A.hotel | B.airport | C.city | D.pavement |
A.night | B.daytime | C.trip | D.rush hour |
A.afraid | B.delighted | C.glad | D.eager |
A.or | B.but | C.and | D.so |
A.make | B.have | C.do | D.answer |
A.another | B.other | C.my | D.his |
A.use | B.success | C.care | D.kindness |
A.really | B.nearly out of | C.far from | D.close to |
A.interesting | B.good | C.bad | D.busy |
A.directions | B.distance | C.travel | D.service |
A.only | B.even | C.almost | D.already |
A.speak | B.tell | C.talk | D.say |
A.reached | B.drove | C.moved | D.came |
A.visit | B.victory | C.experience | D.memory |
A.friendly | B.unfriendly | C.cold-hearted | D.valuable |
10 . “Every child has a great curiosity about something they love,”said Carolyn King, a doctor in Grand Rapids, Michigan. King, who once studied at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, is the co-founder of a yearly event called Reach Out to Youth (ROTY).
Wayne State has held the event since 1989, which lets kids ages 7 to 11 experience science and medicine in an interesting way.
“We’re here to help distinguish future scientists and future physicians,” said Richard Baker, director of Medical Education at Wayne State.
Diamond Moore, a medical student and the leading organizer of ROTY planned a special but interesting day for attendees. Exhibits included a room where you could see a brain, heart, and some other parts of our body, and a room where you could test your reflexes (反射动作). Wayne State teachers and medical students, including Moore, shared their knowledge of medical science with kids.
“This program wants kids to learn about science, arts, and the health care system,” Moore said, so that hopefully, they’ll become interested in medicine.
Some of the students were excited about the chance to tour the exhibits and learn more about medicine-related jobs. “A doctor would be a cool job,” said first-time attendee Desiree Anders.
Jeremiah Tower, an 11-year-old from Detroit, said that learning about science and things about the body was what the program was all about. Still, he wasn’t excited about having to get up early on a Saturday morning.
This year’s theme was “Play It Safe: Brain Safety.” After seeing what a brain looks like up close, young attendees learned about the danger of concussions (脑震荡). A fun test was given about brain safety so that kids could see how much they had learned.
About 350 kids take part in the program each year. It’s a great way to get an idea of what it feels like to be a doctor.
1. What can we learn about ROTY?A.It is open to kids of all ages. | B.It educates kids in a fun way. |
C.It is held on a Saturday afternoon. | D.It helps kids learn more about others. |
A.Care for. | B.Look for. | C.Pick up. | D.Cheer up. |
A.She felt a bit worried about it. | B.She thought it was hard to learn. |
C.She showed an interest in it. | D.She believed it would have a bright future. |
A.An official paper. | B.An exhibition guide. |
C.A newspaper report. | D.A medical show review. |