2 . 假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Tom看到中国女足在2022年2月6日举办的女子亚洲杯决赛中，在比分落后的情况下，最终反超比分，夺得亚洲杯冠军，非常敬佩，来信询问你的感受。请用英语给他回一封邮件，内容包括：
1. 介绍决赛的情况；
2. 为中国女足的成绩感到自豪；
3. 女足精神对你的启示。
注意：1. 词数100左右；

2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

参考词汇：the China Women’s Football Team中国女子足球队；the final of the Women’s Asian Cup女足亚洲杯决赛
Dear Tom,
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Yours,

Li Hua

4 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Eileen Gu, also     1     (know) by her Chinese name—Gu Ailing, was born in 2003 in San Francisco. Her father is American and her mother is Chinese.

Eileen     2     (start) skiing when she was only three years old and became champion of the junior group of the USA Snowboard and Freeski Association     3     the age of nine, before entering the senior ranks. She announced that she would be representing China competitively via her Instagram account on June 6, 2019. Proving her dedication to the sport, Eileen set     4     (her) the goal of graduating after completing two years of high school in just one year. She then further cemented her credentials at her first X Games     5     (appear) at the 2021 event in Aspen,     6     (make) history as the first-ever female rookie to win three medals after taking gold in Ski Slopestyle and Superpipe and a bronze in Ski Big Air. Two months     7     (late) Eileen once again demonstrated her potential at     8     was called the FIS Freestyle World Championship in Aspen. Having delayed entry into Stanford University until the summer of 2022, Eileen was     9     (full) focused on the Winter Games in Beijing. Eventually, she obtained two golden medals and a silver one, which inspired     10     good many Chinese skiers.

7 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Figure skating is one of the most popular winter     1     (sport) and charming outfits(全套装备) are part of the attraction, western brands dominate(控制) the market for figure skating equipment and outfits,     2     a 26-year-old Chinese designer, named Zhang Yifan, is trying to change that.

Yifan     3     (found) her first lines in 2018. Her first piece was a high-end design ice skating dress for a special client—her younger sister Zhang Yixuan, who is a figure     4     (skate) and has been practicing in the sport since she was around four to five. Yifan,     5     is now the Head of Design at Yun Bing Wu Ji and Ice Queen, said her little sister Yixuan was     6     great source of inspiration.     7     the help of Yixuan, every item they have sold is tested by Yixuan’s professional teammates and before it     8     (put) on the market.

Yifan’s products are making waves on social media platforms,     9     (attract) younger consumers, as China chic(时尚) is becoming a popular trend among the younger generations. Yifan wants to take     10     (she) brands overseas and also hopes to expand her product lines into other sports.

8 . Five misunderstandings about loneliness

At some point in our lives, the chances are that you and I will feel lonely. It’s a problem that’s getting a lot of attention. It’s an important topic and one that causes a lot of misery, but there are plenty of misunderstandings surrounding it.

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Feeling lonely is not the same as being alone. Loneliness is a sense that no one around you really understands you and that you don’t have the kind of meaningful connections you would like. Sometimes we want to be alone. But if we don’t have the choice to spend time with people who understand us, that’s when loneliness strikes.

There’s an epidemic(流行) of loneliness at the moment.

Loneliness is undoubtedly getting more common.     2     It is true that the actual number of lonely people are rising simply because there are more people in the world.

Loneliness is always bad.

Loneliness hurts. But it shouldn’t be seen as entirely negative.     3    . Or it can be a sign to find a way of improving our existing relationships.

Loneliness leads to ill health.

    4     But it could also happen the other way around. People could become isolated and lonely because they already have poor health, which stops them from socialising.

Most older people are lonely.

Loneliness is more common in old age than in other adults, but in her review of loneliness across the lifespan, Pamela Qualter found there is also a peak in teenage years.     5    

A．Loneliness can be horrible.

B．Loneliness is all about isolation(孤立).

C．Instead, it can be the signal to us to look for new friends.

D．Generally speaking, it’s harder for old people to overcome loneliness.

E．But that doesn’t mean that a higher percentage of people feel lonely now.

F．It is possible that unhappily isolated people are more likely to become ill.

G．Meanwhile, studies show that 50-60% of older people are not often lonely.

10 . A survey found that children would rather be YouTubers than astronauts. But it’s not surprising that young people — up to 1.3 million in the UK — want to make money by creating social media content.

The lifestyles we see advertised on social media are attractive, but is being an influencer a successful career path? Underneath the shiny surface lie pay inequality and mental health issues. Successful influencers will be the first to claim that anyone can make it in the industry. But in reality, it’s far from the truth. Social media economy expert Brooke Erin Duffy says that for most people who are trying to become an influencer, their passion will often become free work for their companies.

Influencers are also often at the mercy of algorithms (演算法) — the behind-the-scenes computer programs that determine which posts are shown, in which order, to users. Platforms share little detail about their algorithms, yet they finally determine who and what gains attention and influence online, which are most valued by the influencers.

Constant online presence finally leads to one of the most widespread issues of the influencer industry: Mental health concerns. Influencers can connect to their platform workspaces and audience at any time of day or night — for many, there is no longer a clear separation between work and life. Coupled with the fear of losing attention, this can lead to influencers’ overwork and mental health issues.

Online visibility (关注度) also places content creators at risk of significant online abuse (恶语) — not only in relation to how they look or what they do (or don’t post), but also negative viewpoint of influencing as a career. The potential of online abuse can lead to mental and physical health issues, including depression, anxiety, and eating disorders.

Although becoming an influencer may look attractive to more and more people, the industry’s dark underside still needs to be improved through some rules and regulations in this industry.

1. What can we learn from Brooke Erin Duffy’s words?

A．To tell people of the profit of social media.

B．To stress that becoming an influencer is not easy.

C．To prove the benefits of being a successful influencer.

D．To show the relation between content creation and free work.

2. What do online influencers need most?

A．Attention and influence.	B．Social media platforms.
C．Detail about algorithms.	D．Computer programs.

3. What factors lead to influencers’ health issues?

A．Their career viewpoint and eating disorders.

B．Their clear separation between work and life.

C．Their fear of losing visibility and online abuse.

D．Their connection to platform workspaces and audience.

4. What’s the author’s attitude towards becoming an influencer?

A．Positive.

B．Objective.

C．Unconcerned.

D．Hopeful.