1 . 英汉互译
1. 印象，感想 n. ________
2. 好处，益处 n. ________
3. 庆祝，过(节日、生日) v. ________
4. 好奇的adj. ________
5. 事实上，实际上 adv. ________
6. 提醒，使…想起 v. ________
7. turn up ________
8. come across ________
9. thanks to ________

2 . 阅读下面短文，根据上下文填入适当的词语，或使用括号中的词语的正确形式填空

Jack,     1     was a ten-year- old boy, didn’t like doing any work. He had to go to school, of course, but he didn’t study hard there and tried     2     (do) little work. His father and mother were both doctors and they     3     (hope) that their son would become a doctor, too, when he grew up.

But one day Jack said     4     (happy) to his mother, “When I finish school, I want to be a     5     (clean).” What? his mother asked,     6     (feel) very surprised. “That’s not a good job. Why do you want to do the job?” his mother said. “    7     I would only need to work one day a week,” Jack answered at once. “Only one day a week?” his mother said. “What do you mean? And how do you know about it?” “Well,” Jack answered, “I know that the cleaners come to work     8     Thursday every week, because I only see     9     (they) that day.” And then his mother laughed and said, “But     10     cleaners go to work in other streets on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.”

3 . Dalton Shaffer ran a pizza shop in Battle Creek, Michigan. One day he got an unusual call from someone in Indianapolis, over 225 miles away.

Julie and Richard Morgan had once _______ in Battle Creek, and loved their local Steve’s Pizza. “We were young and money was _______ but every pay day, Richard would visit Steve’s Pizza. We moved 25 years ago and _______ many more pizzas, but we never found one we _______ as much as Steve’s,” said Julie.

As a birthday celebration, they had _______ a trip back to Battle Creek, but the _______ was canceled. Rich was _______ rushed to the ICU and diagnosed (诊断) with cancer. He only had a few months to live and wouldn’t be able to have his favourite pizza again.

Julie’s father called Steve’s Pizza, talking about Rich’s _______ wishes. The restaurant’s manager, 18-year-old Dalton Shaffer, answered the _______. Despite the restaurant’s firm take-out-only ________, Shaffer immediately prepared two big pizzas and got in his car. At 2:30 am the following day, Shaffer ________ at the hospital with two pizzas. The journey took him three and a half hours.

Shaffer was greeted with open ________ and an offer to stay at a hotel for the night. He ________ because he had to work seven hours later.

Talking about his good deed (行为), Shaffer said, “I made the midnight ________ just to cheer them up at a really ________ time.”

1.

A．performed

B．lived

C．trained

D．travelled

2.

A．safe

B．missing

C．tight

D．enough

3.

A．tried

B．sent

C．cooked

D．served

4.

A．hated

B．needed

C．offered

D．loved

5.

A．took

B．planned

C．recalled

D．joined

6.

A．journey

B．party

C．contest

D．flight

7.

A．naturally

B．unwillingly

C．unexpectedly

D．occasionally

8.

A．best

B．excessive

C．secret

D．last

9.

A．door

B．phone

C．question

D．letter

10.

A．belief

B．reason

C．rule

D．goal

11.

A．come up

B．turned up

C．put up

D．set up

12.

A．arms

B．eyes

C．ears

D．shoulders

13.

A．agreed

B．forgot

C．stayed

D．refused

14.

A．call

B．program

C．delivery

D．conversation

15.

A．precious

B．difficult

C．pleasant

D．wrong

4 . Choose your path forward

The following teen programs, designed specifically for ages 13 – 18, provide meaningful experiences today so teens are ready to realize their dreams tomorrow.

Diplomas 2 Degrees

Age 13 - 18

Diplomas 2 Degrees (D2D), a college readiness program, provides a range of services to guide club members as they work toward high school graduation and prepare for post - secondary education (高等教育) and career success.

Keystone Clubs

Age 14 - 18

Keystoning is the Boys & Girls Club Movement’s ultimate teen program for youth ages 14 - 18. This unique program provides leadership development opportunities for youth to participate in activities, both in and out of the club, in three focus areas: academic success, career preparation and community service.

UPS Road Code

Age 13 - 18

UPS Road Code is a free national program that educates teens on safe driving techniques based in part on the training UPS uses for its own drivers, who are among the safe drivers worldwide.

Computer Science Pathway

All ages.

The Computer Science Pathway, a key component (成分) of Boys & Girls Clubs’ Education & STEM programming, invites youth and teens on a journey from their first encounter with code (代码) to creative computing.

1. What is special about Keystone Clubs?

A．It provides a range of college services.	B．It offers leadership development chances.
C．It gives guidance for pre - school students.	D．It allows one to engage in computer programming.

2. What can you learn at UPS Road Code?

A．Safe driving.	B．Computer code.
C．Academic success.	D．Post - secondary education.

3. Where is this text probably taken from?

A．A textbook.

B．A news report.

C．An exam paper.

D．A teenager magazine.

5 . Researchers have found that short and intense stair climbing, which can be done almost anywhere, has great benefits for fitness.

The findings make the two most common excuses of couch potatoes untrue: no time and no access to the gym. “Stair climbing is a form of exercise anyone can do in their own home, after work or during the lunch hour,” says Martin, a lead author of the study. “This research takes interval (间歇) training out of the lab and makes it possible for everyone.”

Early studies have shown the benefits of stair climbing over continuous periods of time, up to 70 minutes a week, but researchers wanted to determine if interval training, which includes short and intense exercise separated by short periods of recovery, was a good way to improve heart fitness. Researchers recruited 31 women and tested the effect of two different experiments; each required a 10-minute exercise period, including warm-up, cool-down and recovery. The exercise periods were done three times a week over the course of six weeks.

The first experiment included three 20-second of continuous climbing in an “all-out” manner. The participants were then compared to those who went through the same experiment using an exercise bike which has already been shown to improve fitness.

For the second experiment, some women climbed up and down one flight of stairs for 60 seconds, an experiment which could be easily done at home.

Both experiments, each including a total time of 30 minutes a week, increased heart fitness, an important healthy marker that is connected with long life.

1. What does Martin say about stair climbing?

A．It saves lots of time.	B．It is convenient to do.
C．It requires special training.	D．It is better than going to the gym.

2. Why did researchers do the two experiments?

A．To test the results of early studies.

B．To encourage people to climb stairs.

C．To prove the benefits of continuous stair climbing.

D．To find out effect of interval training on heart fitness.

3. What can we learn from the two experiments?

A．The first one was better for fitness.	B．The second one required less total time.
C．Both of them were good for heart health.	D．People in the second one turned out healthier.

4. What is the best title for the text?

A．How Stair Climbing Benefits People.

B．Why Stair Climbing Is the Best Exercise.

C．Stair Climbing—A Good Way to Increase Fitness.

D．Simple Stair Climbing Exercises You Can Do at Home.

6 . If you just move to a new school, all the kids already have their friends, you may often feel left out. The other kids don’t want you to join their games or conversations. Don’t be so upset.     1    

    2     Be confident and aware of your body language. Stand up straight with good posture (姿势). Don’t cross your arms. Show that you are open for conversation.

Your facial expression communicates a lot，too.     3     It will take practice, but you must pay attention to your body language; otherwise, you may be working against yourself without even realizing it.

    4     You will have to be active in making new friends. Since you are new, you have a great reason to approach others and ask questions. Use these chances as an icebreaker. You can ask general questions about school life such as favorite teachers or classes or other student life concerns.

Join a club or try out for a sports team.     5     Teamwork can also forge (锻造) new bonds between people, and what better way to make new friends than that?

A．Don’t wait for people to approach you.

B．Keep a smile without looking unhappy.

C．It may seem there are established friend groups.

D．Make sure to show your best self.

E．Here are some tips you can follow.

F．That way,you’ll be with people who share your interests.

G．Most people just are often open to welcoming others.