注意:
1.写作词数应为80左右;
2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯 ;
3.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
How to Enlarge English Vocabulary
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3 . Almost as soon as I adopted Troy, a cute puppy, in the winter, I felt I’d made a terrible mistake. Troy was turning out to be very
Troy would run around the apartment like lightning,
I decided to reach out for help. The dog trainer
The first few months were hard, but I finally made my
A.illegal | B.different | C.safe | D.suitable |
A.shaping | B.mixing | C.adding | D.walking |
A.friendly | B.lazy | C.competitive | D.energetic |
A.picking | B.knocking | C.looking | D.running |
A.comfortably | B.creatively | C.sadly | D.happily |
A.demand | B.strength | C.base | D.will |
A.context | B.progress | C.average | D.responsibility |
A.talked to | B.shouted at | C.ran with | D.cried for |
A.control | B.train | C.forgive | D.encourage |
A.quoted | B.cheated | C.taught | D.competed |
A.lain | B.broken | C.swept | D.struck |
A.protest | B.confuse | C.attract | D.understand |
A.patience | B.worry | C.hope | D.shock |
A.promise | B.peace | C.plan | D.habit |
A.debates | B.comments | C.emotions | D.concerns |
4 . 假如你是李华,你校校刊六月本期征文的话题是“How to improve your English study”, 请你据此写一篇文章向校刊投稿,谈谈学好英语的注意事项。 (80字左右)
要点提示:1. 课前预习;
2.认真听讲;
3. 勤做笔记。
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5 . “Father of hybrid rice” Yuan Longping passed away at 13: 07 pm in Changsha of Hunan province,
A discovery of a peculiar wild rice species by Yuan in the southern island of Hainan in 1970 became the prelude (序曲) of China’s decades of hybrid rice research. Three years later, he cultivated the world’s first high- yielding hybrid rice train with three lines, namely, the male sterile, maintainer and restorer.
A.Yuan was undergoing treatment at a hospital, Yuan’s son Yuan Ding’an, and Yuan’s secretary Yang Yaosong confirmed. |
B.it is said byYuan’s son Yuan Ding’an. |
C.He has helped China work a great wonder. |
D.Now the focus of Yuan’s hybrid rice project has changed from increasing output to green and sustainable development. |
E.Yuan’s hybrid rice project aimed to create the best of it. |
F.Hybrid rice has since been grown across the Country and farmers reaped incredible output after switching to Yuan’s hybrid varieties. |
G.Xinhua reported on Saturday. |
6 . Art is my favorite subject because I enjoy drawing. In school, there are only four
Art is my favorite subject because it can bring
I especially enjoy drawing cartoons. This is one area where my
A.music | B.literature | C.maths | D.art |
A.escapes | B.seems | C.ends | D.remains |
A.something | B.anything | C.nothing | D.everything |
A.blaming | B.finding | C.asking | D.forgetting |
A.physical | B.critical | C.changeable | D.emotional |
A.feeling | B.creativity | C.muscle | D.sound |
A.Coloring | B.Practicing | C.Teaching | D.Singing |
A.problem | B.homework | C.practice | D.advice |
A.rest | B.last | C.least | D.less |
A.Still | B.Meanwhile | C.Sadly | D.Finally |
A.share | B.enjoy | C.show | D.apply |
A.rare | B.natural | C.abnormal | D.famous |
A.positive | B.strong | C.objective | D.indifferent |
A.buy | B.do | C.search | D.taste |
A.tough | B.grateful | C.necessary | D.pleasing |
Qingdao is a beautiful city, which is famous for the sea, and you can spend a happy time by
Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most
8 . My name is Arianna Traviglia and I’m a senior cultural and heritage researcher at the Centre for Cultural Heritage Technology at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa, Italy.
As head of the team, I encourage the development of new technologies to maintain and protect important archaeological (考古学的) findings. Right now, I am working in the field of Pompeii, an ancient Roman city which was destroyed and buried under 13 to 20 feet of ash and small rocks during a volcanic eruption in 79 AD. With the help of a robot, I try to carefully reconstruct (重建) the city’s 2,000-year-old broken frescoes (壁画). The project is called RePAIR.
There are thousands of fresco pieces in Pompeii, and it was nearly impossible for a human to reconstruct all the irregular pieces into big, meaningful paintings in the past. Technology now allows us to do it-the robot we use is running by artificial intelligence (AI). As it examines a piece, it searches a database for a match, and then sends the data back to its hands to fit matching pieces together, saving a lot of hours. Its soft human-like arms and hands allow it to hold and examine the easily broken pieces without damaging them. The technology is likely to allow many museums around the world to reconstruct large-scale broken frescoes or similar objects in the future.
In RePAIR, I’m studying the hyperspectral (高光谱的) images of the fresco pieces in storage and comparing them with the paintings on the walls of the House of the Painters at Work, part of a building in Pompeii. By comparing the resemblances in the images, we will be able to work out whether the broken pieces were from the same wall.
I studied history and archaeology in college. Archaeology helps us understand where we come from, and technology enriches that exploration. I’m glad I’m a translator of the two worlds. My mind runs wild when I think about the exciting Roman life that we are still missing because Pompeii’s frescoes were damaged and haven’t been reconstructed.
1. What is the author mainly responsible for now?A.Repairing the damaged archaeological findings. | B.Designing robots used for archaeology. |
C.Discovering ancient cities hidden beneath the ground. | D.Reporting on recent studies of historical ruins. |
A.It may cause further damage to artworks. | B.It takes more time to the examine the artworks. |
C.It doesn’t need human operators. | D.It has already been widely used in museums. |
A.Mistakes. | B.Similarities. | C.Damages. | D.Documents. |
A.Dangerous. | B.Meaningful. | C.Relaxing. | D.Successful. |
9 . Carl Allamby started his car repair business at 19, working alone in a garage (汽车修理厂). Over the years it had grown into two shops, but Allamby wanted something more. At first, he thought that meant growing his business even further. So at 34, Allamby decided to go for his bachelor’s degree (学士学位) in business management. After taking classes part-time over the next five years, Allamby was told he had to take biology (生物学) to get his degree.
Biology class reawakened Allamby’s childhood dream. He remembered the feeling of wanting to be a doctor back when he was younger.
Born in East Cleveland, Ohio, Allamby and his five sisters and brothers were raised by their stay-at-home mother and a father who sold home goods door to door. “That didn’t pay so well,” Allamby says.
Growing up in an African American neighborhood, he faced many difficulties. His school didn’t offer advanced science classes. Even if it had, doing well in school could get him into trouble. “Sometimes you wouldn’t carry your books home because other kids would laugh at you,” Allamby says. So he gave up thoughts of becoming a doctor and chose to fix cars.
With his family’s support, Allamby decided to take science classes he’d need to become a health care worker. Becoming a doctor when he would be nearly 50 years old seemed crazy. He would instead become a nurse.
But Allamby’s chemistry teacher stopped him after class one day. “Carl,” he said, “you’re like the oldest student here. What’s your end game?”
Allamby told him how he’d like to become a doctor but it would be better to have a smaller goal.
“Why not a doctor?” the teacher asked. “You have a great intuition (直觉) for the work. You will go a long way.”
He was right. Allamby did well in all his courses. So in 2015, Allamby started at Northeast Ohio Medical University. In 2019, at age 47, Carl Allamby became a doctor, and took a job in emergency (急诊) medicine at Cleveland Clinic Akron General.
1. Why did Allamby go for a bachelor’s degree at first?A.He had an interest in biology. | B.He wanted to be a doctor. |
C.He wanted to be more successful in business. | D.He wanted to realize his childhood dream. |
A.poor and hard. | B.dangerous but attractive. |
C.peaceful but lonely. | D.simple and interesting. |
A.He should have a smaller goal. | B.He had a gift for medicine. |
C.He had wasted too much time. | D.He was not serious about the class. |
A.Life is not full of roses. | B.Education is the key to success. |
C.Chance favors the prepared mind. | D.You’re never too old to live your dream. |
要求:
语言准确,行文连贯,层次清晰,书写规范,词数60~80。
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