1 . 除了购物和聊天，这个应用程序的其它功能也已经被开发出来。（in addition to；现在完成时的被动语态）（汉译英）

2 . 汤姆因数学课上一直与同桌窃窃私语向老师道了歉。（apologize; whisper）（汉译英）

3 . 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。

Lin Qiaozhi’s principle of putting others first carried her     1     a life of hard choices.

When young, deeply hit by her mother’s death, Lin Qiaozhi chose to study medicine regardless of the tradition of early     2     (marry) and her brother’s complaint about high fees. After graduation, she immediately became the first woman     3     (hire) as a resident physician and later was sent abroad to further her studies. When offered a chance to stay in the US, she rejected     4     and returned to serve the women and children at home.     5     (sad), the outbreak of the war forced her to leave the position of a medical department.     6     (drive) by great compassion (同情), she soon opened a private clinic,     7     she treated the poor patients at a low charge.

After the foundation of People’s Republic of China, she held many important     8     (position) for decades,     9     her heart was still on medical cause, tending patients, publishing medical research and training new staff.

Lin Qiaozhi, having delivered over 5000 babies,     10     (honor) as “mother of ten thousand babies” although she stayed single all her life. She well deserved the title “China’s Nightingale.”

4 . While shopping one day, Janie Deegan spotted something she knew she needed—an electric hand mixer. Though the price was out of her small budget (预算), she ________ one, thinking it was such an act of ________.

Deegan first started using alcohol (酒) and drugs in her teens to ________ her anxiety. In her twenties, because of her ________, she couldn’t support herself and eventually she became ________, living in shelters. She tried to get and stay sober (清醒的), but it never ________. At last, she had no choice but to ________ one of her only friends about what she had been going through. “It felt so ________ to tell the truth and not be pushed away.” she said.

Now her new hand mixer gave her something to ________: baking. “My life was in a mess,” she said. “________, baking is such a controlled science. You need to ________ the rules before you can break them. And you end up with beautiful results.”

Deegan started by ________ brownies and cupcakes for friends’ birthday celebrations. Through their ________ and word of mouth, Deegan’s baking became increasingly popular. Eventually, she was doing well enough to take a ________ and open a bakery (面包房). In 2015, in Manhattan, she ________ Janie’s Life-Changing Baked Goods.

Now Deegan is helping other women who need a second ________. She has a job ________ rule at the bakery. Team members don’t need any ________ in baking. Just enthusiasm and a willingness to work. “It has worked out ________ in so many ways,” Deegan said. “For so many people they don’t have that moment of grace… I succeeded because people ________ me, so I want to do that for others. Believe in them.”

1.

A．kept

B．rented

C．bought

D．accepted

2.

A．self-care

B．self-control

C．self-respect

D．self-defence

3.

A．share

B．relieve

C．express

D．feel

4.

A．illness

B．dilemma

C．addiction

D．despair

5.

A．lonely

B．bored

C．tough

D．homeless

6.

A．worked

B．mattered

C．stopped

D．failed

7.

A．look up to

B．open up to

C．take advantage of

D．take charge of

8.

A．easy

B．odd

C．good

D．real

9.

A．focus on

B．show off

C．get through

D．put aside

10.

A．Besides

B．Therefore

C．Instead

D．However

11.

A．set

B．follow

C．bend

D．forget

12.

A．icing

B．ordering

C．making

D．packing

13.

A．donation

B．practice

C．research

D．support

14.

A．leap

B．break

C．test

D．risk

15.

A．closed

B．joined

C．moved

D．started

16.

A．home

B．chance

C．income

D．plan

17.

A．employment

B．interview

C．promotion

D．appointment

18.

A．effort

B．interest

C．patience

D．experience

19.

A．normally

B．strangely

C．beautifully

D．differently

20.

A．admired

B．trusted

C．warned

D．pushed

5 . Up until the 1980s, people in many countries regularly followed in their parents’   footsteps by working in the family business or joining the same profession as them. In your grandparents’ time, there was the prospect (展望) of doing the same job from graduation until retirement.     1    

In fact, planning to work in the same field or industry for your entire working life just isn’t practical anymore.     2     The skills you have now are unlikely to remain related and be enough to help you through your entire career (职业). In fact, they will probably be out of date very soon. And then what will you do? Work hard? Win the lottery? Hope for the best? You might be lucky.     3     But most of us today have to look beyond the little box called “career”.

If you think you can work eight hours a day and build a career, think again. You might be able to keep your job if you finish what you are asked to do, but this is hardly a secret of great career success.     4     You’ll need to be a risk taker, an innovator, a problem solver, and a hard worker. Keep doing this, and you can become an expert in something one day. You have a chance to choose to build a career, rather than being told to stay or to go.

    5     If you think you can’t be replaced by software, or your job can’t be taken over by some robots, you are wrong. What if your job disappears after working for 10 years in the field? You may have to go back to the classroom and be retained in order to qualify to work in another field.

In short, you are the boss of your career, and it’s up to you to decide what you can do and how well you can do it. Are you ready for this?

A．Jobs come and go at an amazing speed these days.

B．One reason for this is the ever-changing technology.

C．Learning new technology skills can help you seek a job.

D．Nowadays that idea would be considered really unusual!

E．These strategies might bring you a nice and comfortable life.

F．Then how do your parents’ job choices affect your own choices?

G．Instead, you’d better keep looking for smarter ways to do your work.

6 . It is nearly dawn, and the yellow moon has just set behind coconut trees. Spots of pink appear in the sky and a glorious red ball of fire slowly rises. Birds have begun to gather in their hundreds in the Changaram wetland in Kerala’s Alappuzha district. George, with binoculars glued to his eyes, is busy recognizing the birds: “Little egrets, garganeys…” He pauses. “But what are those three there? Ah, spot-billed ducks,” he says when he spots the typical band of brilliant jade-green on the wings.

His binoculars are off his eyes now, but his fingers are flying over his phone screen, typing the names of the species he has sighted on eBird, an app where birdwatchers upload real-time information on species. As a citizen scientist, he has been one Bird for three years and takes pride in being the country’s “eighth best eBirder” based on the number of his check-lists.

eBird is just now drawing in ordinary people into the process of ecological (生态学的) science and conservation. Citizen scientists can ask questions, volunteer to collect data, and analyse them. For researchers, citizen scientists are a boon: with their large numbers, they can contribute extensive data over vast geographical areas, something trained scientists could not dream of gathering either individually or in teams.

While it may appear to be a new concept, the public has always participated in ecological science, said a team of American scientists in a 2012 study. Chinese citizens and officials, for instance, tracked locust (蝗虫) a tacks for at least 3,500 years although they did not know their observations would later be used for science.

Today, thanks to smartphones, the Internet and the endless possibilities of apps, citizen science has truly come of age around the world, helping create a vast and valuable collection of data.

1. Why does George visit the Changaram wetland?

A．To enjoy the sunrise.	B．To collect bird data.
C．To protect the wetland.	D．To observe bird habitats.

2. What can we learn about eBird?

A．It is aimed at training citizens into scientists.

B．It is placed eighth among the country’s apps.

C．It selects species information for birdwatchers.

D．It promotes the development of citizen science.

3. The underlined word “boon” in paragraph 3 probably means ________.

A．target

B．challenge

C．benefit

D．threat

4. It can be inferred from paragraph 4 that ________.

A．locust research started 3500 years ago in China

B．the public seldom played a role in scientific research

C．ordinary citizens have long been in ecological science

D．the records of locust attacks failed to be used for science

7 . Malta is fast becoming one of Europe’s destination hotspots with beautiful beaches, cultural ruins, cute towns, and inspiring views. And now its music festival scene is fast growing too. Here’s our pick of Malta’s best music festivals in 2022.

Lost & Found Festival

Festival lineup (阵容): Annie Mac, Gorgon City, CamelPhat

Kickstarting summer on the Mediterranean island c achy car is Lost & Found Festival. The festival shows a super lineup across clubs, boats, beaches and street parties, creating a sun-bathed dance paradise that’s become one of the continent’s most popular festival getaways.

When & where: 1-4 June; St. Paul’s Bay

Earth Garden

Festival lineup: Dana Ruh, Owen Jay, Brian James

Kick off your summer fun at Earth Garden with a music lineup that covers drum, rap and electronic music. Beyond the musical wonders you’ll also find an expansive programme of workshops, wellbeing and art covering the themes of cultural diversity, community and inspiration inside the beautiful Ta’ Qali National Park.

When & where: 10-16 August; Ta’ Qali National Park

Malta International Jazz Festival

Festival lineup: Di Meola, Mark Giuliana, Al di Meola

Running since 1990, Malta International Jazz Festival is now a key date in the island’s music calendar. The festival is held at the beautiful Ta’ Liesse on the waterfront in Valletta, meaning it’s unlikely you’ll have heard jazz in a more scenic location. A far cry from smoky bars.

When & where: 11-16 July; Valetta

Malta Music Week

Festival lineup: Flo Rida, Nelly Furtado, Rita Ora, Jessie J

For six days in the summer, Malta becomes a haven of events celebrating international talents within the dance music scene. A series of cub nights, street parties, and beach clubs have seen major names like Calvin Harri, Eric Prydz and Pete Tong.

When & where: 5-10 July; Various Locations

1. Which festival will attract those interested in cultural diversity?

A．Lost & Found Festival.	B．Earth Garden.
C．Malta International Jazz Festival.	D．Malta Music Week.

2. What do Lost & Found Festival and Malta Music Week have in common?

A．They last 6 days.	B．They involve street parties.
C．They take place in St. Paul’ Bay.	D．They offer a smoke-free atmosphere.

3. What is the text?

A．A news report.

B．A travel guide.

C．A music brochure.

D．An album advertisement.

8 . 据报道，陕西省（Shannxi Province）正在修复和保护许多历史文物。（现在进行时被动语态; preserve）（汉译英）

9 . 为了找到这个问题的解决办法，他决定求助老师。（work out; turn to）（汉译英）

10 . 经过不懈努力，营救人员终于把幸存者从废墟下挖了出来。（effort; ruin）（汉译英）