1 . 汉译英
1. _______________ n. 海报
2. _______________ adj. 不合法的；非法的
3. _______________ n. 栖息地，生活环境
4. _______________ adj. 居住的；活的
5. ________________ n. 保护区

2 . Plan your 2020 vacation. The following four places are your fantastic destinations. You can enjoy a completely different experience.

Panama

Costa Rica and the Caribbean often enjoy much more popularity than Panama, but visitors should consider the centre American country if they want a “less­crowded paradise”. The travel site states, “Here, horses are still the primary means of transportation and local fishermen serve fresh seafood and fruit from their home kitchens for roughly $ 6 a plate.”

Israel

If you’re looking for a once­in­a­lifetime experience, National Geographic Travel says visitors should head to Jerusalem to celebrate Easter with thousands of pilgrims (朝圣者). If the crowds get too huge, visitors are told to take a boat ride to King Herod’s 2, 000­year­old Masada fortress(要塞) or set off on a peaceful morning boat ride across the sea of Galilee.

Svalbard

If you’re a fan of winter activities, but are in need of some sun, then perhaps a trip to Svalbard is a good choice. National Geographic Travel notes, “The Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard is located about 620 miles south of the North Pole.In late spring, the sun never falls below the horizon—meaning you can take in all the Vitamin D you desire.” Popular activities in the area include hiking and wildlife spotting.

Namibia

During spring, Namibia is regarded as the perfect destination with reduced travel costs on cooler evenings. In late May, National Geographic Travel says that the watering holes start to dry up again, which attracts giraffes and black rhino from their hiding spots. If you’re fond of adventurous exploration, head to the Namibia Desert for a spot of sand boarding.

1. What can visitors do in Panama?

A．Hike in the mountains.

B．Ride a boat across the sea.

C．Taste fresh seafood.

D．Enjoy full­day sunshine.

2. What does Svalbard and Namibia have in common?

A．They allow visitors to play in the sand.

B．They offer the chance to watch animals.

C．They help visitors to save more money.

D．They mainly focus on adventurous travels.

3. Where will a history lover most probably go?

A．Israel.	B．Panama.
C．Svalbard.	D．Namibia.

3 . 英译汉
1. plain n._______________
2. observe vt. ________________
3. beauty n. _________________
4. remind vt._________________
5. shoot vt. & vi. __________

4 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Where does this conversation take place?

A．On a radio show.

B．In a classroom.

C．On TV.

2. When did the woman start the program?

A．One year ago.

B．Two years ago.

C．Three years ago.

3. What is the purpose of the program?

A．To give poor people jobs.

B．To raise money for schools.

C．To help old people and kids.

4. How many volunteers joined the program last year?

A．200.

B．2,000.

C．14,000.

5 . 请根据下面介绍,以“My Favorite Sport”为题写一篇100词左右的英语短文。我喜欢运动,尤其是打篮球。我认为打篮球能增强体质、放松自我,但是我知道花费太多时间玩是不明智的。我最喜欢的篮球明星是姚明,我希望长大后当一名篮球运动员,为我们的祖国效力。
※主题:introducing the favorite sport
※必备词汇:in my opinion,build up our body,relax,grow up
※必备句型:In my opinion,playing basketball can build up our body.

My Favorite Sport

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6 . 汉译英
1. 追求：__________
2. 责任: __________
3. 宇航员: __________
4. 地球: __________
5. 缺乏: __________
6. 资料: __________
7. 最后: __________
8. 酒吧: __________
9. 干酪: __________
10. 选择: __________

7 . 英译汉
1. diverse:__________
2. admit:__________
3. downtown:__________
4. seek:__________
5. rocket :__________
6. universe :__________
7. beyond :__________
8. argue:__________
9. in return:__________
10. indicate:__________

8 . Did you know that birds could be “property owners”, too? In spring, the male robin (知更鸟) looks for a place to build a nest. A tree near a green lawn (草坪)th at has many worms (虫子) suits him best. When he finds the right place, he sings loudly. He tells other birds that this place is his property.

At the same time, other birds are choosing places for their nests. A robin does not mind if swallows nest nearby because swallows eat insects. They leave his worms alone. But other robins are different. They would eat the worm supply he needs for his own family.

When another male robin comes near, the robin owner sings to warn him away. The property owner looks cross and fierce (凶猛的).He raises his head feathers and holds his tail high. If the owner cannot frighten away the new robin, he attacks. The two fight until one is the winner. The new bird often gives up and flies away. So the first bird has defended his property. He now has the right to build a nest in the place.

1. The male robin looks for a place to build a nest ________.

A．near swallows	B．near other male robins
C．near a lawn with worms	D．in the woods

2. The story does not say so, but it makes you think that robins ________.

A．drive away all the other birds	B．do not care where they build their nests
C．are careful when choosing a place to nest	D．are not afraid of other birds

3. On the whole, this story is about ________.

A．what robins eat	B．robins finding a nesting place
C．robins finding friends	D．how robins live with swallows

9 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

Reading aloud is a good habit for children. Some parents may ask their children to read aloud at     1     early age, but reading aloud to kids may help them focus better, according to a new study     2     (publish) in the journal Pediatrics. These children are not only better able     3     (sit) still but also better able to get along     4    (good) with their friends and teachers.

The research     5    (do) by a team led by Dr. Alan Mendelsohn of NYU Langone Medical Center. The researchers studied how children's     6     (program) that promote positive parenting activities, such as reading out loud and playing pretence affect children's development.

Researchers performed a test after some children took part     7     their Video Interaction Project from birth to age 3. At every visit, the families in the program were filmed reading or     8     (play) with their children. The film was then reviewed by a coach     9     helped parents learn more about their own powerful role in their children's growth. Results showed that these children could do things more carefully and had     10     (few) attention problems by the time they started school.

10 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（不多于1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

The jaguar (美洲豹) is the largest cat in the Americas. A hundred years ago, jaguars     1     (find) everywhere from the south-western United States to Argentina, in South America. Today, jaguars are an endangered species throughout their     2     (nature) habitat and have been lost from 50 per cent of their territory (领土). Today they live     3     (most) in the Amazon rainforest. And jaguars aren't the only animals losing their homes—according     4     the International Union for Conservation of Nature, habitat loss     5     (be) the main threat to about 85 percent of all endangered plant and animal species.

Tropical (热带的) rainforests cover only about 7 per cent of Earth's land, but they're home to about half of all known plant and animal species. Most     6     (scientist) agree that about 80,000 acres (an acre is equal to 4,047 square metres) disappear every day when trees are cut down and land is cleared for farms. Trees also play     7     important role in climate change. Fewer forests mean that more greenhouse gases remain     8     (trap) in the atmosphere, the mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth.

Grasslands, underwater habitats, and wetlands are also at risk. For example, the World Wildlife Fund reports that about half of the world's wetlands     9     (disappear) about a hundred years ago as a result of being drained (排干) for either farmland    10     other industries. That means less space for animals to feed and raise their young.