1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白出填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

A Fearless Fighter

Brazilian businessman Carlos Ghosn once said: “Any job very well done has been carried out by a person who is fully devoted.” It's also the motto of Zhong Nanshan,    1    Chinese respiratory (呼吸的) disease expert.

Zhong learned it from his father,     2     was a doctor and devoted his whole life to his medical career. With the aim of “leaving something useful for the world” Zhong's father wanted to sum up his decades of clinical (临床的) experience for     3    (late) generations even while he was     4    (suffer) from a serious eye disease,     5    (inspire) by his father, Zhong is also devoted to his career.

In 2003, SARS, a deadly respiratory disease,    6    (spread) across China and later that ear became a     7    (globe) epidemic(流行病). Fearless of challenging the authorities Zhong bravely proposed that chlamydia might be one cause of death, but not the only cause of SASS, under his     8    (guide) not Zhong bravely proposed that long after that an effective treatment method was discovered. Due     9     his success, Guangdong province achieved the lowest death rate and highest recovery rate for SARS in China. In fact, Zhong not only challenged the authorities, but also death. During the SARS outbreak, he stood on the frontlines in the fight against the deadly disease, even though he knew man doctors and nurses     10     (die) after becoming infected with it before.

2 . Keeping pence with your roommates will not always be a walk in the park.     1     You may also have to adjust yours as a form of cooperation and respect. Here are some steps you could follow to be at Peace with your new roommates:

    2    .This is the foundation of every friendship-familiarity with one another. Organize an open discussion about your roommate's personality. Know his likes and dislikes as well as his pet peeves(难忍之事，痛处). Have the necessary information in case of emergencies. This will allow each one of you an opportunity to understand one another more as well as reconcile(调解) differences if there is any.

Keep your messy stuff at bay.    3     You must be mindful on your own share of the room's dirt and mess. Keep your things organized and generally out of anyone's way. Learn to be tidy and clean at all times. Create a duty schedule with your roommate, have an honest and fair agreement on it and stick strictly to it.

    4     Good communication is the key here. You must accept that your roommate may be in a calm manner with your complaints. It is best to keep only in the room what happened in the room. It is not respectful if you would talk to other people that have no concern at all about your complaints.

Roommates are perfect candidates to be your lifelong friends. Learn to treasure your relationship rooted in mutual(相互的) respect to each other.     5    

A．Mind your basic manners.

B．Get to know your roommates more.

C．Deal with conflicts in a calm manner.

D．This will surely make your new room a home away from home.

E．Rather, you may have to face and deal with different personalities.

F．Nothing is more annoying than having a messy work and living space.

G．Provide your roommate with necessary time and space to make him feel the privacy he used to enjoy.

3 . 假如你是你校学生会主席李华。介于春节期间于武汉爆发的新型冠状病毒传染病的严峻形势，为了配合国家联防联控的举措，你需要对你校师生拟出一份通知。内容如下：
1、简单介绍当前严峻形势；
2、防控该传染病应采取的措施；
3、意义。
参考词汇：novel coronavirus新型冠状病毒；medical mask医用口罩
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4 . Using technology in the classroom can produce unbelievable results. But for note-taking, it may pay to keep it old-school and stick with pen and paper. Students who take notes by hand appear to process information more deeply than those who take notes on a laptop or an iPad and other technological appliances, according to a study published this year.

Using the new fashionable method generally produces more raw notes. But students using laptops tend to do worse than note-takers by hand when answering conceptual questions about the material.

Researchers from Princeton and UCLA conducted several experiments with college students watching some video lectures. In one experiment, note-takers by hand wrote down fewer words than those typing on laptops. But the two groups performed about the same when answering factual questions about the lecture material, and students who wrote longhand did much better than laptop note-takers on conceptual questions .

What gives? Students using laptops tended to write what they heard word by word rather than processing the information; that resulted in a sort of “shallower” learning, the researchers say.

In a second experiment, students taking notes on laptops were told not to write down what they heard word by word. It didn't help in spite of the instructions. They still took notes word by word and they still did worse on conceptual questions than those taking notes by hand.

In a third experiment, students were able to briefly study their notes before answering questions asked a week after the lecture. Those reviewing their longhand notes did far better than students reviewing their typed notes.

A student named Jerry from the experiment said, “The study is right, and we have to think about what was said to take the notes because I could not write down every word. I even developed complex letter symbols to help. To study for tests, I went over and underlined key points to reinforce them. The process helped me understand the lectures better.”

1. What does the underlined part in Paragraph 1 probably mean？___

A．It is necessary to take notes on a laptop or an iPad.

B．It is not worthwhile to take notes with pen and paper.

C．It needs much money to go to schools with a long history.

D．It may bring good results to use the traditional note-taking style.

2. What do the results have in common in the three experiments?

A．The students using laptops don’t understand the instructions.

B．The students using longhand write down all that they hear.

C．The students using laptops learn worse than those by hand.

D．The students using longhand don't process the information.

3. What can we infer from the last paragraph?

A．Jerry is good at inventing letter symbols.	B．It's very hard for Jerry to write down notes.
C．Notes guarantee good performance in tests.	D．Jerry approves of the study and its result.

4. Where is the text probably taken from?

A．An education column.	B．A health magazine.
C．A travel guide.	D．A biology textbook.

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Alternative Press celebrates music and youth culture. It features the latest music news and releases, and includes interviews with new bands as well as famous bands. The magazine is written for fans of electronic, industrial, punk, underground, rock, experimental and other musical types. It also offers columns about new technology, book reviews and film reviews.

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Sound & Vision is for people with a great interest in music and video. It is also for people who want to know how to reproduce video. The magazine tests new technology and explains how to uy and use music equipment.

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Plex is a lifestyle magazine. It covers everything with hip-hop culture. Articles cover music, fashion, film and sports. It also has a buyer's guide to the hottest gear, clothes and gadgets. Plex combines two magazines into one. It is not only a lifestyle magazine but also a product guide.

1. Alarm would most probably attract people who love reading      .

A．serious writings on music	B．simple humorous stories
C．reviews of novels	D．stories written by famous artists

2. What discount can you get if you buy Alternative Press on the website?

A．about 38%.	B．about 55%.
C．about 75%.	D．about 70%.

3. Which magazine will suit a hip-hop fan?

A．Sound & Vision.	B．Alarm.
C．Alternative Press.	D．Plex.

6 . 阅读下面短文，在空白出填入1个适当的单词或抬号内单词的正确形式。

Music is one of the most important and powerful things in my life. I     1     (motivate) in hard times by listening to music.

When I was younger, I didn't have the great love for music as I do now, I mainly     2     (listen) to what my parents were listening to. I didn't have much of care for musical compositions. Whether I was in the car, the house, or anywhere else, there was sure     3     (be) some Beatles, Buddy Holly, or the Dubliners. Now as I'm     4     (old)，I enjoy it as it allows me to remember my childhood.

I believe music has     5     ability to convey all sorts of    6     (feel). The effect that music can have     7     our emotions is unbelievable, as it can bring people to flood of tears or burst of laughter.

I believe music is more than just     8     we listen to or play, it's something to feel. In my life, it is music which is extremely important    9         brings me closer to my friends and family. I also feel that    10     helps me to get through difficulties.

7 . Soon computers and other machines will be able to remember you by looking at your eyes! The programme works because everyone's eyes are different. So in the future you won't have to remember a number when you want to use a machine or take money out of a bank. You'll just have to look at the machine and it will be able to tell who you are.

The eye-recognition programme is already being tested in shops and banks in the USA, Britain, Spain, Italy and Turkey. Soon, this technology will take the place of all other ways of finding out who people are.

However, scientists are working on other systems. Machines will soon be able to know you from the shape of your face or hand or even your smell. We already have machines that can tell who you are from your voice or the mark made by your fingers.

Eye-recognition is better than other kinds because your eyes don't change as you get older, or get dirty like hands or fingers. And even twins have different eyes, so the programme can be up to 94% correct, depending on how good the technology is. Some programmes may only be right 51% of the time. In Britain, it was found that 91% of people who had tried it said that they liked the idea of eye-recognition. In the future your computer will be looking you in the eye, so smile!

1. If you want to draw money from a bank, you will _______.

A．remember the number	B．look at the machine
C．tell the staff who you are	D．show your ID card

2. According to the passage, the eye-recognition programme is already being tested in some countries EXCEPT_______.

A．USA	B．UK
C．Italy	D．France

3. What can we infer from the passage?

A．The eye-recognition technology has taken the place of all other kinds of methods.

B．The eye-recognition programme can be up to 91% correct.

C．There are machines telling who you are from your finger mark.

D．Eye-recognition is better because people's eyes do change as they age.

4. Why does the author write this passage?   

A．To tell people some ways of recognizing a person.

B．To introduce the eye-recognition programme.

C．To prove the eye-recognition programme useful.

D．To encourage people to use the eye-recognition programme.

8 . Driving laws in Ontario allowed teenagers to get their licenses (执照) at the age of sixteen! As my sixteenth birthday drew near, I got increasingly __ .

My father, who __ driving, was the clear choice to be my driving instructor. The first __ took place in the driveway. I was afraid to touch the gear shift (换挡杆), which was sticking out of the floorboard. However, my father___ explained everything from the gear shift to the turn signals.

For the next lesson, my father asked me to __ the car, and then he guided me into reverse (倒车). As I pressed the gas (油门), I felt the car starting to move backward. I was___ the car!

Two weeks of lessons passed, and I was beginning to get __ . My father had me drive around the same block again and again. When I couldn't __ it any more, I asked to move to a street that had more action. “Tomorrow. I think you are __ ,”my father replied, his eyes shining with pride.

I was __ on a busy street the next night. I shifted from first gear to second gear with no____. Then came third gear. When I reached the __ I wanted, I put the car into fourth. I was flying in the car! My father's __ brought me back to reality. He said calmly, “Darling, there's a red light ahead.”My mind went blank (空白的). I did not __ what to do. I flew through the crossroads, which by chance was empty.

That night my father was ___. I cried silently. How____we hadn't hit anyone or any car. I waited for my father to ___me, but he did not. I realized the seriousness of my driving through a red light. That lesson has __ with me for thirty years. Until now I have not ___that day. I remember how __ a loving father who taught his daughter to drive is.

1.

A．excited

B．worried

C．moved

D．tired

2.

A．disliked

B．stopped

C．expected

D．loved

3.

A．meeting

B．lesson

C．races

D．talk

4.

A．quickly

B．patiently

C．angrily

D．suddenly

5.

A．start

B．take

C．pass

D．leave

6.

A．repairing

B．studying

C．controlling

D．touching

7.

A．weak

B．nervous

C．afraid

D．bored

8.

A．imagine

B．believe

C．stand

D．make

9.

A．suitable

B．free

C．safe

D．ready

10.

A．finally

B．usually

C．surprisingly

D．probably

11.

A．experience

B．training

C．problems

D．signs

12.

A．speed

B．answer

C．place

D．age

13.

A．action

B．voice

C．looks

D．feelings

14.

A．hear

B．wonder

C．find

D．know

15.

A．brave

B．proud

C．careless

D．serious

16.

A．lucky

B．strange

C．unusual

D．impossible

17.

A．refuse

B．punish

C．fire

D．doubt

18.

A．ended

B．changed

C．stayed

D．gone

19.

A．remembered

B．forgotten

C．chosen

D．missed

20.

A．humorous

B．courageous

C．wise

D．honest

9 . 短文改错

Last year, Jack and his classmates made a trip to London. On his arrival at the airport, it was raining heavy. So they took a bus to the hotel, where was not far from the airport. The next day, they can’t wait to see the wonderful place of interest in London. They first went to the Elizabeth Tower, symbol of the United Kingdom. The guide told them the tower had been appeared in many films. Then they visited the British Museum. To their great surprise, they found much Chinese artworks displayed there. Felt very proud, they took a lot of photos but they really had great fun.

10 . True happiness lies in rewarding relationships, not material wealth, according to new research. Scientists have said that a close circle of friends and family is most important for happiness, and that owning things such as iPhones, computers, being wealthy and owning a sports car do not provide the same level of satisfaction.

The study was done by psychologists at the Sahlgrenska Academy and Lund University, in Sweden. The experts analyzed(分析) articles in Swedish newspapers published in 2010 and recorded which words most often occurred in the same articles as the Swedish word for happiness. In this way, they could know our common happiness.

Co-author Dr Danilo Garcia, a researcher at the Sahlgrenska Academy’s Centre for Ethics, Law and Mental Health, said, “It’s relationships that are most important, not material things that we possess, and this is in line with other findings in happiness research.”

The study, which contained more than 10 million words, showed that terms such as “grandmother” and personal pronouns such as “you”, “me”, “us” and “them” often emerge in the same article as the Swedish word for happiness. Researchers found that words such as “iPhone”, “millions” and “Google” almost never appear with the word “happiness”.

The study is a part of a larger research project on how people describe both positive and negative events in their lives. The researchers believe that the word analysis reflects a common perception among the members of our society as to what should make us happy.

Dr Danilo Garcia said, “Just as the Beatles sang, most people understand that money can’t buy you happiness or love. But even if we can understand the importance of close and warm relationships at a social level, it isn’t certain that everyone is aware that such relationships are actually necessary for our own personal happiness.”

1. New research mainly shows that      .

A．various things can lead to happiness in people

B．having some close friends is very important to us

C．owning expensive things can actually make us unhappy

D．rewarding relationships make us happy instead of material wealth

2. What Dr Danilo Garcia said in Paragraph 3 shows that the new findings      .

A．explain something new

B．are unbelievable to many people

C．prove material things are unimportant

D．confirm previous findings in happiness research

3. Dr Danilo Garcia doubts whether      .

A．money really buys us happiness or love

B．rewarding relationships really lead to personal happiness

C．close and warm relationships are important at a social level

D．all people know rewarding relationships lead to personal happiness

4. How did the experts arrive at their findings?

A．By doing surveys.

B．By doing experiments.

C．By analyzing printed articles.

D．By referring to previous studies.