1. How many gifts has the man got from the woman before seeing her?
A.Seven. | B.Twelve. | C.Fifteen. |
A.Chicago. | B.Canberra. | C.Madrid. |
1. What does the woman want to do first?
A.Tour around the city. | B.Book tickets to Amsterdam. | C.Reserve a hotel on Gother street. |
A.It won’t cost much. | B.It’s clean and green. | C.It’s close to the shopping malls. |
A.It’s state-owned. | B.It produces great silk. | C.It was built 100 years ago. |
A.To take a vacation. | B.To go on business. | C.To visit a friend. |
1. Why does Elizabeth look worried today?
A.Her wallet was gone. | B.She didn’t get her visa. | C.She got lost in the theater. |
A.She’s contacted the theater. | B.She’s put an ad in China Daily. | C.She’s turned to the police for help. |
A.Treat her to breakfast. | B.Call his uncle. | C.Lend some money to her. |
4 . Last year, as my 9-year-old son, Leopold, and I prepared for a ski trip to Keystone, I set a rule: We would say yes to everything. Leopold is a picky eater and can be
Before the trip, Leopold and I agreed we should say yes to everything. We started saying yes
And there lies the charm of saying yes on vacation: It
A.willing | B.positive | C.hesitant | D.tolerant |
A.before | B.after | C.when | D.until |
A.separated | B.settled | C.involved | D.dressed |
A.manager | B.professor | C.partner | D.instructor |
A.occasion | B.power | C.opportunity | D.benefit |
A.easy | B.tough | C.rough | D.steep |
A.strategy | B.belief | C.promise | D.rule |
A.leadership | B.teamwork | C.commitment | D.friendship |
A.got it | B.made it | C.kept it | D.tried it |
A.prefer | B.approve | C.desire | D.hate |
A.accept | B.admit | C.refuse | D.respond |
A.delight | B.reflection | C.summary | D.challenge |
A.persuades | B.pushes | C.limits | D.invites |
A.crucial | B.suitable | C.necessary | D.possible |
A.even if | B.in case | C.as if | D.now that |
1. What is the speaker?
A.An architect. | B.A hostess. | C.A tour guide. |
A.There are six cars. | B.It offers courses in sports. | C.Various animals live there. |
A.His home brought him fame. | B.His private life was well known. | C.He deserved his wonderful home. |
Set in the fictional setting of the Rong and Ning Mansions during the Qing Dynasty, the novel mainly tells the life of Jia Baoyu, a young character
One
Through the lens of Jia Baoyu’s experiences, the author, Cao Xueqin,
(1) 阐述现象;
(2) 你的观点;
(3) 你的理由。
注意:
(1)写作词数应为80个左右;
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
To Travel or to Learn Skills?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________8 . Chinese taikonauts Jing Haipeng, Zhu Yangzhu, and Gui Haichao will carry out the Shenzhou-16 spaceflight mission, and Jing will be the commander (指挥长), the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) announced at a press conference on Monday.
Jing, a senior spacecraft pilot, will become the country’s first taikonaut to go into space for the fourth time. He was in the Shenzhou-7 mission in 2008 and commanded the Shenzhou-9 and Shenzhou-11 crews (船员) in 2012 and 2016. Zhu and Gui are set to their first trip to space. Born in 1986, they are members of China’s third group of taikonauts.
Zhu will work as a spaceflight engineer in the Shenzhou-16 mission. He will work with commander Jing to control the spacecraft and carry out technical tests. Gui, a civilian taikonaut and a spectacled professor at Beijing-based Beihang University, will work as a payload scientist in China’s Tiangong space station.
Compared to previous crews, the Shenzhou-16 are three male astronauts from different career backgrounds, including aircraft pilot, flight engineer and payload specialist. “This is the first crewed mission with three types of taikonauts,” said Lin Xiqiang, deputy director of the CMSA.
Although the fresh crew has a 20-year age gap, the three have worked together very well. “We have gotten along like a family,” said Jing when the three met the press on Monday.
The Shenzhou-16 crewed spaceship will be launched at 9:31 a.m. Tuesday (Beijing Time) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. It will be the first crew mission after China’s space station program entered the stage of application and development.
1. This will be Jing’s ______ time work as the commander.A.first. | B.second. | C.third. | D.fourth. |
A.They are all male. | B.They are all brave. |
C.They have different jobs. | D.They have huge age gap. |
A.It improves China’s spaceship launch technology. |
B.It begins a new stage in China’s space exploration. |
C.It provides useful experience for the crew members. |
D.It encourages young generation to explore the space. |
9 . Being attracted into “activities” that require only the movement of a hand, such as video games, social media or web surfing, more and more teenagers are passing on the chance to play sports — and that’s not good! If you’re a pre-teen or teen and you haven’t played a sport yet, now’s the perfect time to give it a try!
You’ll become healthier. Sports require you to move your body.
You’ll learn teamwork and sportsmanship. In sports, people learn to rely on each other and encourage one another to realize a common goal. Though individual sports are great, team sports teach you a life lesson: the success of a team depends on how well the players work together.
A.Pick a sport today! |
B.You’ll get smarter. |
C.Sports teach you to be honest. |
D.Here are good reasons to join a sport. |
E.You will receive higher grades in exams. |
F.It is well known that exercise is good for your health. |
G.Sports also teach you to respect the players on other teams. |
10 . Inostrancevia is a kind of animal that lived in northern Russia 253 million years ago. But scientists recently found the remains of the terrible animal in the ancient rock of South Africa, thousands of miles away. It seems Inostrancevia traveled thousands of miles, heading south in search for better hunting grounds.
The story of how this long-fanged animal arrived at such a distant place is not a story of predatory (捕食者的) success, but the last fight of an animal trying to avoid the worst extinction (灭绝) in Earth's history.
The Siberian Traps, volcanoes in prehistoric Russia, were erupting (喷发) at that time, causing about 70 percent of land animal species to disappear. These eruptions produced a lot of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, which lowered the amount of oxygen in the air. Animals had to either adapt or move to avoid extinction, as the environments were changing so quickly.
“At the time Inostrancevia took over in South Africa as top predator, there were still large plant-eating animals for them to feed on,” says scientist Pia Viglietti. But finally changes to plants led to the extinction of the plant-eating animals, which also marked the end for Inostrancevia, too.
The discovery changes what scientists thought about Earth’s worst ecological disaster. Finding many predators that tried to get a claw-hold before going extinct suggests there were more reasons behind their struggle.
1. What did scientist recently discover in South Africa?A.A large plant-eating animal. | B.A 253-million-year-old rock. |
C.The remains of Inostrancevia. | D.Prehistoric volcanoes in Russia. |
A.To find more food. | B.To take over South Africa. |
C.To get more oxygen. | D.To fight against volcanoes. |
A.Too little oxygen. | B.The lack of food. |
C.Increases in temperature. | D.Fights between animals. |