1 . 假定你是某中学学生李华，你校的留学生Bill无法适应这里的学习与生活，感到苦闷，因此写邮件向你求助。请你用英文给他写一封回信。内容如下：
1. 深表同情；
2. 提出建议(至少三条建议，如参加学校社团活动、与朋友交流、做些户外活动等)并给出理由；
3. 希望建议能有所帮助。
注意：1.词数80左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Bill,

I am sorry to know you are    1    (在这里生活和学习有麻烦). However, the situation is easy to change. Now, I’d like to    2    (给你一些建议).

Firstly, join some school clubs,    3    (在那儿你可以交到一些朋友). Secondly,    4    (与和你有相同兴趣的人交流). Maybe it can help you get rid of your loneliness. Thirdly,    5    (做一些户外活动) and they can make you relaxed.    6    (通过做所有的这些事情), you can get used to your school life and live happily.

Hope    7    (我的建议能帮到你).

Yours，

Li Hua

2 . Fill in each of the blanks with a proper word to complete the summary of the text.

Both Lang Ping and Michael Jordan are living legends of sports as they not only are     1    in their sport but also set good     2    by helping others.

Lang Ping is loved by fans at home and    3    . She is successful both as a player and as a coach of volleyball. The     4     she showed as a coach was impressive. In the 2015 World Cup, two important players had to leave because of health problems, but Lang Ping was not     5    . She encouraged her young players to work closely together as a team, which helped them become world     6    ! Then in 2016, Lang Ping led her volleyball team to Olympic gold in Brazil.

Michael Jordan,     7    as “Air Jordan”, changed basketball with his graceful moves and jumps.     8     made him unique was not only because of his skills but also because of his mental strength. He refused to give up in time of failures and kept on learning from     9    , which was the secret to his success. In life, Jordan has learnt to     10     his success with others by starting a club to help young people.

3 . 汉译英

The online world is a big part of my life. I am     1    (数码族). I have been using computer since I was a kid. I do     2    (一系列) things online. Besides     3    (做我所有的功课), I     4    (和我的朋友聊天), watch films and read the daily news and other     5    (有趣的文章); I also shop for     6    (各种东西) online, such as books,     7    (电脑硬件) and     8         9    (其他必需品). It is so     10    (方便的)to be able to    11    (比较质量和价格)from     12    (不同网店)before I buy.

I also enjoy my life in school. Senior secondary school is a new start. I     13    (倾向于)     14    (给自己设定目标) at the beginning of each term.     15    (我的目标)is to do well in every subject this term. I like reading books of all kinds. Meanwhile, I’m    16    (积极成员)of my school’s    17    (长跑队) and    18    (志愿者俱乐部).     19    (做志愿工作) is    20    (肯定) a big part of my life. It always makes me    21    (感到兴奋) to work hard and    22    (一起实现团队目标). It is important to     23    (与朋友亲自见面)    24    (时不时), not just    25    (在社交媒体上).

4 . 用本单元所学词汇及语法知识完成下面短文(每空一词)。

Talking about information technology, I should say I have seen its development from babyhood to adulthood, during which time I grew up from a kid depending on an a    1     clock to wake up to an adult to     2     (下载) wake-up ringtones (手机铃声) to my phone.

Who would have believed 20 years ago that, with a phone in your pocket, you would be able to travel long distances without a wallet, something that is becoming increasingly useless with the i    3     of digital payment? Just think about how much     4     (方便) we owe to a time of digitisation. I remember my dad would always turn on the TV around dinner time for the weather report. But since he got his smartphone, he has been using an a    5     which provides an hourly update of the change of weather. My mom has also found on Internet TV a whole new world of TV programmes on the     6     (推荐) of the Internet. I used to keep a diary in a notebook, but now my notebook is my computer, which also serves as a(n)     7     (极好的) dictionary and my library. While I must a    8     that the increased efficiency (效率) of the information age is desirable, I have become concerned about its side e    9    . One day when my daughter asked me if she could have her own smartphone, my answer was brief, “Yes, on your 18th birthday.” I have seen many cases of kids becoming     10     (沉迷于) smartphones, eyes on the screen for much time to e    11     all kinds ofunimportant stuff. I feel obliged (有责任的) as a parent to teach my kid to take advantage of an ocean of information rather than be controlled by it. Too much information is i    12     very worrying and upsetting.

5 . 根据所给单词的首字母及其英文释义完成下面短文(每空一词)。

This morning my exam results finally came. I’d been expecting them for the last week. I knew I’d done quite well, but I was still nervous as I opened the     1     (信封). Before I had a chance to look at them, my sister had already run up and pulled them out of my hand! She read them out, “English A, maths A, biology A, French A ...” This was the o    2     I’d been waiting for. I’d got As in every subject — even geography, which I hadn’t been sure about!When Mum and Dad heard the news, they     3     (immediate) started shouting with j    4    . By the time I had breakfast, Mum had already called Grandma and Grandpa, and shared the good news with them!

6 . 根据所给单词的首字母及其英文释义完成下面短文（每空一词）。

New Year’s celebrations are a little bit different all around the world. They are celebrated with different c    1     and special foods.

In the United States, celebrations usually begin on December 31, or New Year’s E    2    , and continue into January 1, the first day of the new year. Black-eyed peas, ham (火腿), and cabbage (卷心菜) are traditional dishes to serve on New Year’s Day. They are s    3     of good luck. The Dutch often eat doughnuts (油炸圈饼) to welcome the New Year. Because doughnuts are shaped like a circle, they are thought to r    4     the completion of a cycle — the beginning of a new year and the ending of the previous year. In Japan, people eat long noodles for celebration. Eating these noodles without breaking them symbolizes long life. In Spain, there is the t    5     of eating 12 grapes at midnight. This marks successful grape harvests of the past and the hope for more in the future.

One of the most colorful New Year’s celebrations takes place in China. The Chinese New Year is determined by the l    6     calendar. The festival lasts about two weeks. During this time, towns are d    7     with colorful     8     (灯笼) and flowers. People     9    (彻底地) clean their homes to symbolize getting rid of (去除) the misfortunes of the previous year, and dumplings are eaten as a traditional food.

7 . 根据所给单词的首字母及其英文释义完成下面对话(每空一词)。
Billy: Hi, Mom! Guess what? We had our English test today. I was     1     (幸运的) to get the highest score in my class!
Mom: Oh, c    2    , Billy, I’m glad you did so well! You worked hard for that test.
Billy: Thanks, Mom. I’m hungry. What’s for dinner?
Mom: We’re going to have a small family g    3     at your aunt’s this evening. It’s your grandfather’s birthday today, remember?
Billy: Oh no, I forgot! I haven’t got a birthday gift for Grandpa! I wonder if I have time to     4     (挑选) one before we go there.
Mom: Don’t worry. I bought a gift for him yesterday. Anyway, your English test score is the best gift for your grandfather. The whole family will be at the party this evening. All your aunts, uncles, and cousins are coming.
Billy: I haven’t seen the whole family for a long time.
Mom: Well, you’ll see them soon. Now, hurry up and get ready. I will be waiting for you     5     (在楼下).
Billy: OK.

8 . 用本单元所学词汇及语法知识完成下面短文。

71-year-old Guan Jingxue, a native of Benxi, Liaoning Province, started running in a playground near a factory with the aim of     1     (增强他的免疫系统) years ago. At the time, few people in China went     2     (jog) in groups to keep fit. It was then that Guan found that members of a running group often     3     (gather) in the playground for training, and he finally joined them. At the first six months, he found it difficult to     4     (跟上) the others. However, with his effort over a long time he slowly felt quite comfortable with the pace (步调) of their training. Every day he     5     (提醒) himself that he     6     (应该) keep on. After years of training he could finish long-distance running at a fast speed.

Three years earlier, Guan went to Beijing to take care of his granddaughter, where he joined Yuandadu Marathon Club. Being a runner, he spent little on     7     (装备). He just pressed on to improve himself and began to     8     (报名) for the     9     (每年的) Beijing Marathon. In the 2019 Beijing Marathon, Guan     10     (惊人地) finished second among those over 65.

9 . 用本单元所学词汇及语法知识完成下面短文。

Thanks to some of my doctor’s t    1     I began to take exercise a year ago. I’m not the exercising kind of person and have a busy life, so I wasn’t sure if I would be able to fit exercise into schedule     2     (定期地). However, I drew up a detailed training plan and successfully exercised three times a week for a whole year. At last, I became     3     (amaze) at the results. I started off with walks, and now I am c    4     of running five kilometres w    5     an hour. I’m now feeling so much fitter and even the doctor says that my efforts have put me       6     (健康状况良好). I’m excited that my hard work has     7     (奏效).

However, the reason why I am writing this is not primarily because of the physical health     8    (益处). Instead, I want to explain the very positive effect that exercise has had on my mind. A quick look online shows that it is widely accepted that exercise is good for both your body and mind. For example, exercise can increase blood f    9     and o    10     to the brain, and     11     (预防疾病) effectively. Meanwhile, it can also     12     (缓解疼痛) or stress, and develop confidence.

10 . Complete the passage with the suitable words based on the text on Page 55.

It is said that the     1     use of chemical pesticides and artificial fertilizers can sometimes     2    both the land and people’s health. For     3    , pesticides can do     4     to the land by killing not only bacteria and insects, but also     5     ones. In addition, these chemicals can stay in the soil and underground water sources for a long time,     6     affects the crops grown on the land, in turn, the animals and humans who digest them. What     7     people is that these chemicals may harm their health and even cause cancer.     8    , some pesticides like DDT have been prohibited in most countries because of the damage they cause to people and the     9    . Besides, crops     10     with chemical fertilisers usually grow too fast to be rich in nutrition.     11     from their     12    , they look beautiful but they have a     13     of essential minerals and flavor. So some people are considering an     14     to chemical farming like organic farming though there is still a long way to     15    .