| A．Paris. | B．Rome. | C．Vienna. |
2 . 假设你是学生会主席李华，近日你发现身边许多同学每天在社交媒体花费大量时间。请你以学生会的名义给全校学生写一份英文倡议书，倡议大家尽量减少使用社交媒体的时间。内容包括：
1．简述现象;2．分析危害;3．发出倡议。
注意：1．词数80左右;2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯
Dear fellow students,
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| A．eventually | B．easily | C．hardly | D．strangely |
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| A．serving | B．helping | C．arguing | D．studying |
| A．hearing | B．forgetting | C．explaining | D．thinking |
| A．late | B．crowded | C．old | D．lucky |
| A．activities | B．clubs | C．jobs | D．classes |
| A．bored | B．familiar | C．busy | D．content |
| A．teaching | B．attending | C．joining | D．applying |
| A．grades | B．tests | C．courses | D．books |
| A．require | B．research | C．discuss | D．finish |
| A．reached out to | B．came back to | C．turned to | D．responded to |
| A．distribute | B．reward | C．offer | D．donate |
| A．agreeing | B．discovering | C．acknowledging | D．receiving |
| A．qualification | B．faith | C．certification | D．belief |
5 . Cao Dewang was born in May 1946 in Shanghai. His family is said to have high social standing in Fujian province. But his family background didn’t guarantee a wealthy lifestyle. According to Cao, soon after he was born, his family lost all of their possessions on their way back from Shanghai to Fujian.
After losing their wealth, the family farm became their only means of survival. Cao worked on his family’s farm, and there were many days when he’d go without food. In order to support his family, he dropped out of school when he was 14 and began to work. Nonetheless,he taught himself over a thousand Chinese characters with the help of a dictionary.
Cao began selling tobacco leaves and fruit to earn a living. He also worked as a cook and repaired bicycles. For over twenty years, he worked 16 hours a day to escape poverty.
Cao Dewang was working as a sales manager at a glass factory run by the local government for glass used in water meters. He saved up his earnings until he had enough to buy out the very factory in 1983.
Japanese car producers were looking to set up production of their vehicles in China in the 80’s. Cao saw the opportunity and dove into the production of vehicle glass, establishing the Yaohua Automotive Glass Co. in 1987.
Now named Fuyao Group, it started as a joint venture company before it was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 1993 and on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2015. Headquartered in Fuging, Fujian, it is currently one of the largest auto glass producers in the world. Audi, Fiat, Ford, Honda, and Nissan are among Fuyao’s biggest customers.
Since 2013, the Fuyao Group had been looking to establish a factory in the U.S. and was looking at possible sites. It picked the site of an abandoned GM assembly plant in Dayton, Ohio in 2014. The factory brought job opportunities to former GM workers who had been unemployed for a long time.
Not disregarding his contributions to China’s economy, Cao is considered as China’s most generous philanthropist. Cao believes, “The more I donate, the more I realize how little use I have for money.” He further adds that his fortune is better used in the education of children.
1. What can be learned about young Cao Dewang?| A．He led a wealthy life. | B．He was home schooled. |
| C．He struggled to survive. | D．He grew up in Shanghai. |
| A．It used to be a car maker. |
| B．It originated from a local glass factory. |
| C．It became the world’s largest glass producer in 1987. |
| D．It first got most of its profits by making water meters. |
| A．It was built in 2013. | B．It won support from GM. |
| C．It hired many laid-off GM workers. | D．It helped restore many abandoned plants. |
| A．Money is worthless sometimes. | B．A good name is better than money. |
| C．Money makes the world go around. | D．Money should be used for meaningful things. |
1. What is Task Rabbit?
| A．A service company. | B．A moving company. | C．A smart phone company. |
| A．Help you move your furniture. |
| B．Find you a job to do. |
| C．Lend you money for rent. |
| A．Leah Basque. | B．Sally. | C．Sally’s Neighbors. |
| A．5% of all Task Rabbit employees. |
| B．20 % of all Task Rabbit employees. |
| C．70% of all Task Rabbit employees. |
1. What music makes the man want to dance?
| A．The 80s music. | B．The song “Holiday“ | C．Madonna’s new music. |
| A．Think about past experiences. | B．Drive more carefully. | C．Try something new. |
| A．Getting good grades is important. |
| B．One shouldn’t study history at school. |
| C．Studying is complicated. |
| A．He will forget the past. | B．The woman is right. | C．He will study harder. |
1. Whom did people usually marry in Russia in the past?
| A．Those with the same interests. |
| B．Those with the same background. |
| C．Those with the same profession. |
| A．She was a scientist. | B．She was a teacher. | C．She was a musician. |
| A．By taxi. | B．By car. | C．By bus. |
10 . There are some sounds most of us acknowledge are annoying — the chewing of chips, the low noise of air conditioning or a screaming baby. These noises, for many people, act as a mere inconvenience that can distract them from the task at hand. However, there are some amongst us who have a much more severe response to these noises. Has a noise ever made you feel so angry that you could explode with rage? If the answer is yes, you may be suffering from misophonia (恐音症).
The word “misophonia” literally means “a hatred of sound” and is sometimes called Selective Sound Sensitivity Syndrome. There are some experts who doubt the existence of the condition. However, for those who claim to suffer from it, the experience can be painful. Certain sounds could set off intense emotional or psychological responses that may seem over the top compared with a non-sufferer’s complaints.
The sound of people chewing their food could trigger sufferers’ anxiety, or make them feel panic. It may even activate their fight-or-flight response, making them want to run away. In extreme cases, that feeling of panic may result in intense anger and even end up expressing rage physically.
Sadly, there’s no known cure. But tinnitus retraining therapy, cognitive (认知的) behavioural therapy and counselling could help sufferers tolerate noises and manage the condition. According to James Cartreine, a clinical psychiatrist, the condition can lead to separation. Sufferers use coping strategies that include avoiding places with lots of noises, like restaurants, or moving away when they feel like raging against someone due to their breathing.
So, the next time you see someone fly into a rage because of a sound that is driving them crazy, it may be due to a difficult condition they are trying to manage, and not just because they hate a certain sound.
1. What is the purpose of paragraph 1?| A．To lead in the topic of misophonia. |
| B．To introduce different annoying sounds. |
| C．To show ways of preventing a severe disease. |
| D．To present the harm of noises to human health. |
| A．Jane who usually has lunch alone. |
| B．Nancy who often screams at her baby. |
| C．Peter who is always worried about his studies. |
| D．Henry who is annoyed at the sound of book pages turning. |
| A．Control. | B．Cause. | C．Predict. | D．Relieve. |
| A．It happens mostly in restaurants. |
| B．Any sound around can drive sufferers crazy. |
| C．Staying away from noises is a potential solution. |
| D．It may greatly influence sufferers’ cognitive ability. |
