1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

The owner of an American shop has been unable to operate his business since March. But that hasn’t stopped him from taking over 500 trips to the grocery store—     1     free—for seniors     2     (stay)at home to avoid COVID-19.

Making deliveries is nothing new for Greg. He has been rising at 4 a. m.     3     (deliver)newspapers for the past 25 years.     4     had always been a second job has now turned into his main source of income—and     5     fresh way to be generous.

It all started when an old woman on his route     6     (ask)him to throw the newspaper     7     (close)to her door, so that she wouldn’t have to walk far to get it. He did so without thinking. It was a few days later, in line at the grocery store, that he thought of her again.

“If she can’t walk 20 feet to get her newspaper, how is she getting     8     (grocery)?” Greg told CNN. "So, I called her asking if she needed anything.”

    9     (grate)for his request, she asked him to pick up one small order for her, and one for her neighbor. Then Greg thought about the hundreds of other senior customers along his route. So, he decided to offer his services in a note attached to each newspaper he delivered.

Tiring as it may sound, Greg says the     10     (satisfy)keeps him from feeling tired.

2 . Recently I got goosebumps (鸡皮疙瘩). I was so _______ since it was Friday and we _______ to eat out for dinner tonight. I went to school as usual, but little did I know there was a(n) _______ waiting for me.

There’s this boy, Nathan, in my band class. I never really _______ him since he was too slow. He didn’t have any friends at all. He always sat _______ at the lunch table. People just walked past him without _______. And whenever asked a question, he would take a(n) _______ time to answer it. The whole class would get _______. I didn’t know why _______ I didn’t care enough to know.

Our class began, and Mr. Kohler asked us to tune our instruments. But Nathan was just ________ around like usual looking for something. There is nothing ________ about that — he doesn’t just sit the whole class period. So then Mr. Kohler asked a question to us: “Who can ________ what note it is just by hearing the pitch (音高)?” Nobody raised their   ________ but Nathan. The moment I saw him, I ________ quietly, thinking he couldn’t do anything ________. Mr. Kohler even laughed a little and then told Nathan to step to the ________. Mr. Kohler played a pitch and asked Nathan to guess it. Nathan gave the right answer ________. Then Mr. Kohler ________ Nathan by playing 2 pitches at the same time.

Again two right answers. The whole class went totally silent.

At that moment I got goosebumps. How did he do that? That day I ________ that I shouldn’t judge people based on ________ things I see. I need to see the great things people can do.

1.

A．cold

B．thrilled

C．frightened

D．proud

2.

A．had wanted

B．had planned

C．had struggled

D．had managed

3.

A．event

B．story

C．lesson

D．shock

4.

A．liked

B．knew

C．missed

D．understood

5.

A．happily

B．still

C．alone

D．secretly

6.

A．thinking

B．caring

C．swinging

D．glaring

7.

A．long

B．silent

C．valuable

D．limited

8.

A．amused

B．patient

C．annoyed

D．curious

9.

A．but

B．and

C．though

D．so

10.

A．sitting

B．travelling

C．walking

D．coming

11.

A．surprising

B．wrong

C．particular

D．angry

12.

A．realize

B．sing

C．tell

D．show

13.

A．head

B．eyes

C．instrument

D．hand

14.

A．cried

B．laughed

C．sighed

D．commented

15.

A．seriously

B．properly

C．hopefully

D．easily

16.

A．outside

B．back

C．front

D．corner

17.

A．immediately

B．finally

C．clearly

D．loudly

18.

A．entertained

B．observed

C．intended

D．challenged

19.

A．found

B．appreciated

C．believed

D．underlined

20.

A．common

B．personal

C．wonderful

D．little

3 . To advance your career， think of yourself as a business

You may be a scientist. But you’re also a business. Whether you like it or not, you are a business in many ways.     1     . Similarly, your employer will give you money in exchange for the work you perform—the product or service. Here are a few ideas to help you as a business.

Think big.     2     However, be hold when you’re dreaming about what products and services you can offer. In 10 years, you might be doing something very different than what you’re doing right now. So it’s important to keep a positive mindset about the future of your career.

    3     Identify something that you’re particularly good at. Then, focus on sharpening and expanding that tool in your toolkit. Career doors will open for you if you can prove you’re better at something than the average job applicant.

Take time to understand what potential “customers” consider valuable.     4     You can review job advertisements to see what skills are required for the jobs you want. You can also conduct informational interviews with professionals in jobs that sound exciting to you.

Be patient during periods of change. New products take time to develop and bring to market. Similarly, it’ll take time to learn a new skill or try to break into a different profession. Don’t expect you’ll be immediately productive and successful.     5    

A．Get you open for business.

B．Focus on one skill that you can “sell”.

C．You’ll need to think of yourself as such.

D．Be realistic about what you can manage now.

E．Businesses offer products and services in exchange for money.

F．Give yourself room to adjust and grow in the direction you long to.

G．There are several ways to understand the needs of your “customers”.

4 . Most of us don’t put much thought into the way we smile when we have our picture taken or meet someone new, but a recent study by scientists in the US found that certain types of smiles have a better influence on people than others.

According to the study, having a “good” smile is an important way to present ourselves well to other people.

“A lot of people don’t understand how important their smiles are and how important this way of communication we do with each other every day is,” Stephen Guy, co-author of the research, wrote in the study.

But what exactly is a good smile, and how did the scientists come to their conclusion?

A group of 802 members of the public, aging from 18 to 82, were shown a 3-D animated(动画的) face. The face displayed different types of smiles, and the subjects(受试者) were asked to rate them, from “frightening” to “pleasant”.

After studying the results, the scientists discovered that the “best” smiles are the ones where the mouth is at an angle of between 13 and 17 degrees, and the mouth isn’t too broad or perfectly straight. In simple terms, don’t smile like a shark if you’re trying to make a good impression.

It’s believed that the findings could be used in a number of ways, including making video game characters appear more realistic. The scientists also hope their work will help doctors who are trying to restore facial movement to patients who have suffered from strokes(中风)or other conditions.

But Guy pointed out that nobody should feel bad if they don’t match up to his so-called perfection of smile.

”It is important to be clear that there is not just one really, really good smile,“ he told The Guardian. ”Just because your smile is different, doesn’t mean it is in any way bad.“

1. What is the main idea of the article?

A．Smile is a good impression.	B．What is a good smile?
C．Smile is the best medicine.	D．How smiles influence people’s health.

2. Which of the following statements is right according to the study?

A．The broader the mouth, the better the smile.

B．Smile is the best medicine for patients’ recovering.

C．Smiling is the most beautiful body language.

D．People don’t need to force a perfect smile.

3. Which of the following word has similar meaning with the word “conditions”?

A．Diseases.	B．Situations.
C．Terms.	D．States.

4. What is the main purpose of this passage?

A．To encourage us to smile perfectly.

B．To explain the function of a good smile.

C．To inform us of the findings concerning good smiles.

D．To tell us the importance of the way of smiling.

5 . The Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017 ranks Singapore 13th out of 136 countries overall, which was the third best in Asia. The report ranks Singapore’s business environment, international openness, also travel and tourism policy as the best in the world.

The Orchard Road district

The Orchard Road district, which is full of multi-storey shopping centres and hotels, can be considered the center of tourism in Singapore. The first shop of note on Orchard Road was Tangs founded in 1934. Orchard Road is crowded with hotels and shopping centres housing numerous restaurants, coffee chains, cafés, nightclubs.

The Singapore Zoo

The Singapore Zoo has received the “open zoo” idea where animals are kept in enclosures, separated from visitors by hidden dry or wet moats (壕沟), instead of caging the animals. There are about 315 species of animal in the zoo, of which some 16 percent are considered to be endangered species.

The River Safari

It is the first of its kind in Asia and features freshwater exhibitions and a river boat ride as its main highlights. The River Safari, features 10 different ecosystems around the world, including the River Nile, Yangtze River, Mississippi, Amazon as well as the Tundra and has 300 species of animals, including numerous endangered species.

Sentosa

The tourist island of Sentosa, which attracted 19 million visitors in 2011, lies in the south of Singapore and consists of about 20 — 30 landmarks, such as Fort Siloso, which was built to defend against the Japanese during World War II.

1. Where would the tourists interested in food like to go?

A．The Orchard Road district.	B．The Singapore Zoo.
C．The River Safari.	D．Sentosa.

2. What is special about the Singapore Zoo?

A．All the animals there are threatened species.	B．There are about 315 animals in the zoo.
C．Animals there are not caged.	D．People can play with animals.

3. Where can the passage be probably taken from?

A．A text book.	B．A travel handbook.
C．A website about science news.	D．An entertainment magazine.

6 . 英译汉
1. destination______________
2. economic______________
3. damage _______________
4. debate ______________

7 . 汉译英
1. 突发事件___________________
2. 辨别出   ________________
3. 听众、观众__________________
4. 评论 ___________________
5. 假装做某事__________________
6. 有影响或作用 __________________

8 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. Who was going to give a party for Mary?

A．Mr Green.

B．Mary’s friends.

C．Mrs Green.

2. How old was Mary going to be?

A．Thirty.

B．Twenty.

C．Thirteen.

3. What did Mrs Green buy for the party?

A．Some fruit like apples, oranges and bananas.

B．Some food like cakes, bread and meat.

C．Some drinks like tea, coffee and milk.

4. When did the party begin?

A．At three o’clock.

B．Before three o’clock.

C．After three o’clock.

9 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How long will the man stay in Rio?

A．For a few weeks.

B．For several days.

C．For more than a week.

2. Where will the man meet his girlfriend?

A．In Rio.

B．In Santiago.

C．In Lima.

3. How long will the man’s summer holiday last?

A．A month.

B．Three weeks.

C．Two months.

4. How will the man travel from one place to another?

A．By ship.

B．By car.

C．By plane.

10 . Which of Mary’s arms was hurt?

A．The left one.

B．The right one.

C．Both.