1 . In the dining hall

Max: Hi, Amy! How’s it going?
Amy: Great. How about you?
Max: I’m good. Let’s go and sit down.
Amy: What do you think about senior high school?
Max: So far, so good, Amy. I’ve had maths and English this morning. The maths class is getting more difficult but it’s really interesting. It’s my favourite class so far. How about you?
Amy: I think science is more fun. Chemistry’s my favourite.
1. What is Max’s favorite subject?   

A．Maths.

B．English.

C．Science.

D．Chemistry.

2. What does Amy think of science?   

A．Difficult.

B．Easy.

C．Boring.

D．Interesting.

2 . 根据所给英文，从每题所给的A、B、C、和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
1. exchange     

A．n.&vt.交换；交流；交易；兑换	B．n.讲座；讲课 vi.(开)讲座
C．n.校园；校区	D．adj.办正式的；正规的

2. register     

A．adj.女(性)的；雌的 n.雌性	B．n.性别
C．n.讲座；讲课 vi.(开)讲座	D．vt.&vi.登记；注册

3. nationality     

A．adj.惊吓的；害怕的	B．n.国籍；民族
C．abbr.(源自拉丁)下午；午后	D．n.国家；民族；国民

4. female     

A．adv.向前；前进 adj.向前的	B．vt.&vi.搜索；勘探
C．adj.女(性)的；雌的 n.雌性	D．adj.男(性)的；雄的 n.雄性

5. experiment     

A．vi.&vt.集中注意；聚精会神	B．adj.自信的；有把握的
C．n.小伙子；男人；家伙	D．n.实验；试验

6. personality   

A．n.性格；个性	B．n.方式；作风
C．vt.&vi.修改；修订；复习	D．n.组织；团体；机构

7. goal   

A．n.策略；策划	B．n.目标；球门；射门
C．n.光；信号 vi.闪耀；闪光	D．vi.&vt.改进；改善

8. leave ... alone   

A．集中精力于	B．终于；最终
C．不打扰；不惊动	D．留下好印象

9. flash   

A．n.策略；策划	B．n.光；信号 vi.闪耀；闪光
C．n.方式；作风	D．vt.组织；筹备 vi.组建；成立

10. debate   

A．n.辩论；争论 vt.&vi.辩论	B．vt.较喜欢
C．n.志愿者	D．vt.喜欢

11. confusing

A．adj.糊涂的；迷惑的	B．vt.使糊涂；使迷惑
C．adj.难以理解的；不清楚的	D．adj.害怕的

12. advanced

A．n.&vi.&vt.前进；发展；促进	B．vt.建议；推荐；介绍
C．adj.负责的；有责任的	D．adj.高级的；高等的；先进的

13. responsibility

A．n.责任；义务	B．对……负责
C．adj.有瘾的；上瘾的；入迷的	D．adj.负责的；有责任的

14. adult   

A．n.一代(人)	B．n.成年人 adj.成年的
C．n.青年时期；青春	D．n.盘子；碟子

15. attract   

A．vt.吸引；引起……注意(兴趣)	B．vi.&vt.集中精力等 n.焦点
C．n.专家；行家 adj.熟练的	D．n.主编；编辑；编者

3 . 汉译英
1. 组织;筹备
2. 吸引
3. 联络;联系
4. 外向的
5. 积极的;乐观的
6. 惊吓的
7. 要求;请求
8. 志愿者
9. 健康;适合
10. 徒步旅行

4 . 假如你是李华，一名新华中学(Xinhua)高一新生, 明天你将在班上进行自我介绍，请写一篇发言稿，内容如下：
1. 姓名，年龄
2. 最喜欢的科目以及原因
3. 爱好
4. 学习风格
5. 未来打算
注意：
1.词数100左右；
2.题目已给出，不计入总词数。

Good morning, everyone. It’s my honour to be here introducing myself.

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5 . In the adviser’s room

Amy：Good morning, Ms. Li.
Ms. Li：Morning, Amy. How are you doing?
Amy：Very well, thank you. Ms. Li, I want to be a teacher in the future, so what courses do you think I should choose?
Ms. Li：Oh, interesting! Well, first of all, I think a language course like Chinese would be helpful to you. And there are some other courses...
1. What does Amy want to be in the future?

A．An engineer

B．A designer.

C．A teacher.

D．doctor

2. What course will Amy probably choose?

A．English

B．IT.

C．Art.

D．Chinese

6 . The sun is setting, brightening your kids’ faces as they play in the waves. You reach for your phone for this perfect moment. But before you do, here’s a bit of surprising science: Taking photos is not the perfect way to keep memory as you think.

Taking too many pictures could actually harm the brain’s ability to keep memories, says Elizabeth Loftus, a psychology professor at the University of California. So we get the photo but kind of lose the memory.

Photography “outsources” memories. It works in two ways: We either shake off the responsibility of remembering moments when taking pictures, or we’re so distracted by the process that we miss the moment altogether.

The first explanation is the loss of memory. People know that their camera is recording that moment, so they don’t try to remember. The other is distraction. We’re distracted by the process of taking a photo-how we hold our phone, composing the photo, such as smiling faces, the background to our liking and clear image, all of which uses up our attention that could otherwise help us memorize.

However, taking photos can help memory when done mindfully. While taking a photo may be distracting, the act of preparation by focusing on visual details around has the opposite. When people take the time to take clear pictures, memories become strengthened.

Another advantage is that we recall moments more exactly with the photos. Memory has been reshaped with the help of new information and new experiences. Thus, photos or videos help us recall moments as if they really happened.

Memories die away without a visual record backing them up. Therefore, a photo is an excellent tool to help remember when done purposefully, which is worth exploring further.

1. What is the purpose of the first paragraph?

A．To introduce the topic.	B．To make us recall similar experience.
C．To show the interest in taking photos.	D．To call on readers not to take photos.

2. Why does photography “outsource” memories?

A．Taking photos is helpful for us to memorize.

B．Photos are more detailed than memories.

C．People depend more on photos to remember than their brains.

D．Many sources influence people’s memories during photo-taking

3. What should be talked about next?

A．When taking photos is better.	B．When distraction is likely to happen.
C．How to stay focused while taking photos.	D．How to use photo-taking to memorize better.

4. What can be a suitable title for the text?

A．Photography Does Help to Memories

B．Remember the Moment and Take Photos Properly

C．Too Many Photos Taken Result in Poor Memories

D．The Fewer Photos We Take, the Better We Will Remember

7 . CREATIVE SUMMER CAMPS

Video Game Design

This international organization is aimed at inspiring girls to explore the world of games and build their confidence in the areas of math and technology. Students are grouped based on skill levels. Girls at all levels are welcome!

Time: June 15-26
Age: 7-15
Fees: $ 160 each one; $ 128 members
Contact: Call Children’s Creativity Museum at 415-820-3320 or visit www. creativity. org.

History Summer Camp

Each day, kids will have a task to explore a different aspect of past life, including food, work, music, art through games, storytelling and even silent films.

Time: June 22-26
Age: 8-12
Fees: 200 each one; 160 members
Contact: Call at 252-1770 or visit www.historiccolumbia.org.

Adventures in Creative Writing

This helps improve your writing skills if you have already mastered the basics of good writing. You’ll discover new techniques and polish your writing.

Time: June 21-26
Age: 9-12
Fees: $ 500 each one
Contact: Call at 777-9444 or visit www.saeu.sc.edu/adventures.

Heathwood Hall Guitar

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced guitar player who wants to improve your skills, Heathwood Hall Guitar provides top-quality guitar instruction using a variety of fun games and exercises.

Time: June 15-19; July 13-17; Aug. 3-7
Age: 3-12
Fees: 150 each one
Contact: Call Heathwood Hall at 231-7710 or visit www.heathwood.org.

Basic Drawing Writing Camp

This camp helps beginners discover the basic skills of drawing and writing and how to make it come to life on paper.

Time: June 8-11
Age: 6-12
Fees: $ 350 each one; $ 300 members
Contact: Call Ladybug Art Studios at 603-7312 or visit www.ladybugartstudios.com.
1. What do we know about Video Game Design?

A．It groups students by age.	B．It accepts no boy students.
C．It welcomes only experienced students.	D．It mainly develops students’ team spirit.

2. Which website should you visit to improve your writing skills after two years of practice?

A．www.heathwood.org.	B．www.historiccolumbia.org.
C．www.saeu.sc.edu/adventures.	D．www.ladybugartstudios.com.

3. What do History Summer Camp and Heathwood Hall Guitar have in common?

A．Charging the same fees.	B．Putting students into groups.
C．Offering professional instructions.	D．Letting students learn through games.

8 . Attitude actually is mental energy and from the moment you awake in the morning until you fall asleep at night, you are continuously producing this mental energy, or attitude. There is never a time when you can have a neutral attitude. Your attitude right now is either positive or negative.

Your attitude determines your altitude. For example, as a plane is in the air, it has an altitude indicator. The indicator tells the pilot in which direction the plane is going, up or down. Just like the plane, you too have an altitude indicator and you’re the pilot of your plane. The feeling that you gain when something is wrong or what you are doing is not right serves as your altitude indicator. We all have an attitude to our thinking which determines our destiny.

In fact, attitude is a matter of choice. It determines the size of our dreams and influences our determination when we face new challenges and the thing is, no one can control your attitude but you. No one can make us angry. We make ourselves angry when we give in to that control of our attitude and when people do things to anger us. All it does is put our attitude to the tests. We have that choice every morning of what kind of attitude we are going to have for the rest of the day.

Attitude is everything. To begin with every problem is an adventure. To fall, rise and try again is what we call adventure and that’s the real fun of life. Failure is not a bad thing but another chance for success. Dreaming of becoming successful is not enough. There’ ll be a lot of things you hate doing, but you have to do them all and that’s a success.

With a positive attitude, you’ll have the ability to be happier every day, make others around you happier, and live a good life.

1. What does the author want to stress with the example in Paragraph 2?

A．Attitude’s role in people’s future development.

B．The importance of pilots ‘ feelings in flight.

C．People’s correct judgement of their life direction.

D．The application of altitude indicators in various fields.

2. What are people doing when they try to anger us according to the author?

A．They’re trying to control our feeling.	B．They’re testing our attitude.
C．They’ re challenging our bottom line.	D．They’ re reminding us of possible failure.

3. What does the author think of the adventure in life?

A．Dangerous and tiring.	B．Annoying and understandable.
C．Difficult but meaningful.	D．Exciting and necessary.

4. What would be the best title for the text?

A．How to achieve a positive attitude?	B．How is attitude formed?
C．What is attitude?	D．What’s the power of a positive attitude?

9 . Pollution is one of the biggest problems in the world today. In many places, rubbish is thrown into lakes and rivers.     1    

In some cities, the air is filled with pollution.     2     If it is not cleaned up, more people will be hurt.     3     Land and water pollution kills many animals every year.

If we do not act to improve the environment, more living things will be killed by pollution.

    4     We should separate rubbish into different groups. In this way, it can be recycled and reused. We had better plant more trees.     5     What’s more, we shouldn’t put the waste into lakes or rivers.

If we can do these, we will make the world a better place to live in.

A．This makes some old people and children ill.

B．As well as people, animals are also harmed by pollution.

C．We can make our lakes and rivers cleaner and cleaner.

D．It’s time for all of us to take action right away!

E．Because of this, these places have already been polluted.

F．Trees reduce dust and help keep the air clean.

G．A few of us should take action to protect the environment.

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

While many people have made videos to cheer on those working on the front lines of the fight since the latest COVID-19 outbreak in Shanghai, Chien Meishuang     1     (spend) her time in lockdown at home, painting simple heartwarming works.

The paintings are part of her Journal of the Pandemic Lockdown,     2     project she started two years ago. “We are all facing a difficult time     3     we are trapped at home,” Chien tells China Daily. “I     4     (simple) wanted to let others know that there is a silver lining amid the dark clouds.”

The Taiwan native, who lives in Shanghai, is being on the receiving end of her neighbors’ kindness.     5     (document) her experience, the artist created a painting, titled Good Neighbors in China, marking the first new     6     (add) to her project this year. Other     7     (scene) shown in her latest works include delivery men having a quick lunch and her neighbors     8     (welcome) a 70-year-old man who returned from hospital after recovering from COVID-19.

“It is because of the pandemic     9     I have made friends from all walks of life in the area where I live. These individuals have provided infinite inspiration and stories     10     my works,” she adds. “As long as an artwork can touch people’s hearts, I believe it is good art. It doesn't matter how simple it is.”