1 . Emily Bhatnagar’s love for books runs deep. “Growing up, I was really shy, so I always
In 2019, when Bhatnagar was in her second year of high school, her dad was diagnosed (诊断) with cancer. The news was
When her father recovered, she
ln her hometown, Gaithersburg, Maryland, Bhatnagar started a book drive (图书捐赠活动)
Bhatnagar had no idea how much
“I was
Bhatnagar has contributed books to several places, including The Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health, where Aisha Campbell serves as the director of resident services and family programs. Campbell notes, “
Bhatnagar continues to
A.turned to | B.turned away | C.turned over | D.turned into |
A.suitable | B.necessary | C.convenient | D.difficult |
A.budget | B.comfort | C.prize | D.joke |
A.opinions | B.destinations | C.functions | D.situations |
A.lived up to | B.ran out of | C.came up with | D.spoke highly of |
A.magic | B.effort | C.power | D.art |
A.enjoying | B.moving | C.facing | D.accepting |
A.painted | B.named | C.fixed | D.spoken |
A.treated | B.behaved | C.considered | D.persuaded |
A.devoted | B.quitted | C.released | D.desired |
A.attention | B.fame | C.praise | D.signal |
A.texting | B.posting | C.existing | D.attracting |
A.life | B.area | C.bookstore | D.continent |
A.engaging | B.requesting | C.admitting | D.expecting |
A.regularly | B.worriedly | C.eagerly | D.originally |
A.Discoveries | B.Instructions | C.Donations | D.Arrangements |
A.instead of | B.due to | C.apart from | D.as for |
A.live | B.take | C.catch | D.run |
A.reach | B.interview | C.hurt | D.interpret |
A.suggested | B.imagined | C.impressed | D.answered |
内容包括:
(1)简述天津的基本情况(如地理位置、历史等);
(2)推荐特色景点并说明理由;
(3)祝愿他旅游愉快。
注意:
(1) 词数不少于 100;
(2)考生可从参考景点中任选一处,也可以自选特色景点;
(3)可适当加入细节,使内容充实、行文连贯;
(4)开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
参考景点:
鼓楼 Drum Tower
天津之眼 Tianjin Eye
古文化街 The Ancient Culture Street
国家海洋博物馆 The National Maritime Museum
航母主题公园 The Aircraft Carrier Theme Park
Dear Chris,
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It was a hot summer day, with the sun shining brightly, and all I could think about was cooling down with my favorite ice cream. I decided to make a quick trip to the newly opened ice cream shop close by, eager for a midday treat.
As I stepped inside, the variety of flavors in the shop caught my eye. Although they were tempting, I ordered my preferred flavor in a con e for an immediate treat and chose two cups of chocolate ice cream to take home for my family. Enjoying my cone, I found perfect relaxation in its cool sweetness. I admired the shop’s attractive display of ice creams, each more colorful and inviting than the last.
Now that my to-go order was ready, I headed to the payment count er to settle the bill. There, I encountered an unexpected situation: the cashier, possibly distracted by the day’s rush, had forgotten to include the two cups of chocolate ice cream in my bill.
Faced with a moral (道德的) dilemma, I found myself at a crossroads: on one side was the simple path of paying the bill and overlooking the mistake; on the other, the act of pointing out the error. I knew if I didn’t bring the billing error to his notice, the cost of my ice cream would be charged against his salary.
At that moment, I made up my mind and approached the counter to point out what he had missed. His first shock gave way to great gratitude as he realized the financial loss I had saved him from. His repeated thanks and visible relief warmed my heart. The smile of relief on his face made me smile too.
Leaving the ice cream shop, I felt really happy and satisfied. It reminded me of how good it feels to do the right thing instead of just taking the easy way out. The experience was not just about ice cream; it proved the value of doing what is right, ensuring the joy that comes from acts of honesty and kindness.
1. What did the author decide to do to make himself feel cool? (no more than 10 words)2. How do you understand the underlined part in Paragraph 2? (1word)
3. What’s the main idea of Paragraph 4? (no more than 10 words)
4. What made the author feel a deep satisfaction? (no more than 5 words)
5. What do you think of the author? Please explain. (no more than 20 words)
A.feel at home | B.let off steam | C.hold your horse | D.pull your weight |
A.That | B.What | C.Why | D.Whether |
— ________. I need to do more exercise to keep fit.
A.I don’t like it... | B.That’s great | C.That’s not the point | D.Are you kidding |
A.presentation | B.infection | C.permission | D.extinction |
1. When did Dennis Hutton die according to the dialogue?
A.In 1836. | B.In 1956. | C.In 1920. |
A.He entered the University of London. |
B.He graduated from university. |
C.He went to America. |
A.To further his study. |
B.To work as a teacher. |
C.To enjoy his holidays. |
9 . Have you ever heard of “children of the stars”? It might sound mysterious, but the expression refers to children with autism (自闭症). World Autism Awareness Day falls on April 2. It was initiated by the United Nations to raise awareness and promote acceptance of people with autism.
According to the US-based Autism Research Institute, autism is a disorder with symptoms (症状) that appear within the first three years of life. The condition is believed to involve deficits (缺陷) in social communication and interaction as well as restricted, repetitive behaviors, interests, or activities.
Meng Lingdi, whose daughter was diagnosed (诊断) with autism at 2 years old, shared that her daughter wouldn’t pay attention to her when Meng asked her to do something. “She made less eye contact with people compared to other kids,” Meng added.
Children with autism also suffer from physical pain. “Many children with autism experience epilepsy (癫痫) due to differences in brain activity,” said Sun Zhongkai at Beijing Stars and Rain Education Institute for Autism. Epilepsy among people with autism becomes even more prevalent (普遍的) starting from adolescence (青春期), he added.
At present, the precise cause of autism remains unknown, but research indicates that it is likely a result of a mix of developmental, genetic (遗传的), and environmental factors.
“According to our statistics, older parents are more likely to have autistic children than younger parents,” said Sun. “If the first child in a family has autism, the chances of subsequent children also having autism are about 10 times higher than in families where the first child is not autistic. The likelihood of identical twins both having autism is also significant.”
Although autism is a lifelong condition, there are various treatments available. According to Liu Wei, a teacher at the institute with 20 years of experience in teaching people with autism, it is crucial not to view people with autism with a sense of strangeness. Affirmations (肯定) from others will make them feel proud, enabling them to interact with others more effectively. For those close to autism sufferers, such as friends or family, it’s useful to establish certain principles for the individual, such as what is permissible and what is not. They should also have a deep understanding of autism and how to deal with it, which, for children with autism, may “benefit them for a lifetime,” said Sun.
1. What is the purpose of the World Autism Awareness Day’s foundation?A.To make people with autism easier to get various treatments. |
B.To arouse people’s attention to autism and make people with autism easier to be accepted. |
C.To make people with autism have a deep understanding of autism. |
D.To enable people with autism to interact with others more effectively. |
A.High anxiety. | B.Sleeping disorders. |
C.Communication difficulties. | D.Exceptional athletic skills. |
A.They are more active physically. | B.They exhibit heightened sensitivity. |
C.Their condition worsens with age. | D.Their brain functions unusually. |
A.Gender of the child. | B.Age of the parents. |
C.Education of the parents. | D.Environmental pollution. |
A.Offer encouragement and support. | B.Communicate our ideas clearly to them. |
C.Be as generous as possible. | D.Allow freedom in their choices. |
A.Having affected | B.To be affected | C.Affected | D.Affecting |