1 . 请结合自身实际，谈谈我校午餐存在的问题，并针对如何健康饮食给出一些建议。
注意：1. 词数80左右；
2. 请划出最近所学3个词块和1个高级句式；
3. 请划出衔接词。
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2 . If told something, I may forget it; if taught something, I may remember some. However, if ________ ________(参与) something, I may learn all. (根据汉语提示完成句子）

3 . While ________ ________ (由......组成) only 1 doctor and 4 nurses, they successfully fulfilled the challenging task in the rescue work. (根据汉语提示完成句子）

4 . Everyone is really focused, determined and ________ (ambition) because it is a rare opportunity for us to do well in the big bet. (所给词的适当形式填空）

5 . World’s richest woman Gina Rinehart is suffering a media firestorm over an article in which she blames the middle class for “drinking, or smoking and socializing” rather than working to earn their own fortune. What if she has a point?

Steve Siebold, author of “How Rich People Think”, spent nearly three decades interviewing millionaires around the world to find out what separates them from everyone else. It had little to do with money itself, he told Business Insider. It was about their mentality.

Average people think money is the root of all evil (罪恶). Rich people believe poverty is the root of all evil. “The average person has been brainwashed to believe rich people are lucky or dishonest,” Siebold writes. That’s why there’s a certain shame that comes along with getting rich in lower-income communities. “The rich knows that while having money doesn’t guarantee happiness, it does make your life easier and more enjoyable.”

Average people believe you have to do something to get rich. Rich people believe you have to be something to get rich. “While the masses are attached to the doing and the immediate results of their actions, the great ones are learning and growing from every experience, whether it’s a success or a failure, knowing their true reward is becoming a human success machine that eventually produces outstanding results,” he writes.

Average people would rather be entertained than educated. Rich people would rather be educated than entertained. The rich don’t think it a must to earn their wealth through formal education, and they appreciate the power of learning long after college is over, Siebold says. “Walk into a wealthy person’s home and you often see many books used to educate themselves on how to become more successful,” he writes. “The middle class reads novels, tabloids (小报) and entertainment magazines”.

1. What’s the function of the first paragraph?

A．To lead in the topic of the text.

B．To describe the life of the middle class.

C．To introduce the richest woman in the world.

D．To show readers the supporting details of the article.

2. Why is it considered a shame when an ordinary man gets rich?

A．Probably because he succeeds by dishonest means.

B．Probably because people are misled by false ideas.

C．Probably because he becomes rich by pure chance.

D．Probably because people think of him as the root of evil.

3. According to Siebold, what do the rich think of education?

A．Everyone can go to the library for further education.

B．Education should be received through formal ways.

C．Learning should last for one’s whole life.

D．Novels and tabloids bring people poverty.

4. Which of the following can be the best title for the text?

A．Rich People Think Differently	B．Education or Entertainment?
C．Average People Long for Fortune	D．How to Earn Wealth?

6 . In 2016, I was 25, jobless, just graduating with a degree. I hated to ________ my mother and live with my parents after a breakup in debt. It wasn’t looking ________ .

So I decided to get a part-time job since no full-time ________ came in. Soon, I ________ a part-time job for a textbook publisher. I worked 5 days a week and was thought ________ by my mom. I used skills I learned to reward the community and felt good. Months later, I ________ the first part-time job.

Then I was ________ by a non-profit organization to run finances. I realized I could ________ the job of the coordinator（协调人）by trying my best and not complaining. I now run the finance department and I am very ________ for where I am. Although at first when I graduated, I was physically ________ with the thought of getting a desk job until the day I retired. I’m now at ________ and doing good things daily. Now I have a ________ . I’m free to make choices that serve my good.

Do your best. Take ________ that you actually know is good for you. Don’t focus on the outcomes because we can’t see them until they ________ . Just concentrate on what you can do in the ________ .

1.

A．please

B．support

C．leave

D．prove

2.

A．tough

B．popular

C．smooth

D．good

3.

A．study

B．offers

C．courses

D．training

4.

A．expected

B．recommended

C．got

D．ignored

5.

A．smart

B．considerate

C．competitive

D．worthy

6.

A．quit

B．created

C．preferred

D．remembered

7.

A．paid

B．hired

C．taught

D．served

8.

A．do

B．find

C．forget

D．change

9.

A．sorry

B．regretful

C．grateful

D．famous

10.

A．ill

B．brave

C．strong

D．energetic

11.

A．home

B．peace

C．random

D．fault

12.

A．task

B．problem

C．choice

D．surprise

13.

A．care

B．charge

C．effect

D．action

14.

A．come back

B．come in

C．come down

D．come up

15.

A．hospital

B．end

C．process

D．school

7 . 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。

It was eight o'clock on a May morning, and Micah, my 17-year-old daughter, was in our bonus room upstairs. It had been her temporary eleventh-grade classroom ever since schools had moved to remote learning due to the pandemic （疫情）.

From the kitchen, I listened for the sound of her tapping on her laptop. I resisted the urge to check on her. Way too often, Micah was texting friends and commenting on their posts about the fun they were having together. We'd barely left the house for 10 weeks straight.

"Mom, everyone is hanging out today!" Micah's voice came from upstairs. "Why can't I?"

I went up the stairs. Micah was lying on the floor wearing pajamas（睡衣）, her laptop, school iPad and cell phone in front of her. "It's not fair," she said. I have no one I can be with. I can't wait until I'm 18 and can do what I want."

We'd had this conversation before. Still, I couldn't help but feel sorry for her. I was sick of having to stay at home too. Even though Micah and I were home together more than we had been in years, we might as well have been living in separate worlds. "Wanna watch TV later?" I asked. "No, thanks." Micah shook her head.

"In a few weeks you'll be going to sports camp,'' I added "That's something you can look forward to." I closed the door. I was used to Micah's rejection, but it still hurt. Teenage independence is heathy, but I worried if I didn't find a way to bond with my girl soon, I might never be close with her again. She'd be 18 in the fall and had already convinced herself she didn't need me anymore. Maybe she was right. No matter what I did, I couldn't seem to reach her.

注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
That evening, I was surfing online and saw a friend's children playing with their new cat.
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"This is the one I want," she said, smiling.
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8 . 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 World Robot Conference 2021 opened in Beijing's E-Town on Friday,    1     (display) more than 500 products from over 110 enterprises in three exhibition areas for industrial robots, service robots, and specialized robots.

A dog-shape robot, with cameras and sensors, and skills like stairs climbing, can be used in dangerous places for    2    (inspect) and patrol (巡逻). A humanoid robot,    3    is 1.45 meters tall and 77 kilograms heavy, can play the piano, write and draw pictures. As    4    service robot, it can also do chores, operate refrigerators and make coffee.

There is also a robot designed    5    (explain) scientific knowledge to visitors. More than 30 robots    6     (use) in Dalian's science and technology showroom. Those robots can be    7     (help) in science and technology museums, railway stations, airports and so on, providing explanation and guidance services.

Another robot can deliver parcels to residents' doorsteps. People can fetch    8     (they) packages inside the robot through face recognition. The robots have already been    9    service in a community of Beijing's Chaoyang district.

At the World Robot Conference, visitors can not only appreciate the exhibitions, but experience services of the robots, such as information inquiry, cleaning    10     (venue) and food delivery.

9 . Table tennis may not seem a reasonable option for someone with no arms — but Ibrahim Hamadtou doesn't believe in limits. The 48-year-old Egyptian Paralympian breaks the barrier by holding the paddle (球拍) in his mouth and using his right foot to serve the ball.

Hamadtou, who lost his arms in a train accident at the age of ten, was drawn to table tennis after being challenged by a friend. "I was once watching a match between two of my friends," Hamadtou explains. "They disagreed on a point, When I counted the point in favor of one of them, the other player told me, 'Mind your own business as you will never be able to play.' It was that statement that fired me up to decide to play table tennis."

It took Hamadtou three years to master the sport. He says the biggest challenge was figuring out the best way to control his body. "I was trying first to use the bat under the arm, and I also tried using other things, which weren't working so well. Finally, I tried using my mouth. It took me nearly a year of practice to get used to holding the paddle with my mouth and making the serve. With practice and playing regularly, this skill was improved."

The Egyptian's incredible talent came to light in 2014 when he was awarded the best Arab Athlete of the year. He won a silver medal at the 2016 African Championships, qualified for his first Paralympics in 2016 at 43, and then again for the 2020 Tokyo Games at 48.

The inspiring athlete says, "The disability is not in arms or legs but to give up in whatever you would like to do."

1. What made Hamadtou take up table tennis?

A．His passion for table-tennis.	B．His ambition to prove himself.
C．His willingness to inspire others.	D．His suffering in a train accident.

2. What was the most difficult for Hamadtou to play table tennis?

A．Serving the ball with his mouth.	B．Holding the paddle under his arm.
C．Practicing strengthening his muscles.	D．Playing the game with the right body parts.

3. What can we learn about Hamadtou from the text?

A．He was recognized as a gifted player at 41.

B．He was awarded the best athlete in Africa.

C．He won a medal in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

D．He realized his dream of winning a gold medal.

4. What message does the story convey?

A．Well begun is half done.	B．Love breaks down barriers.
C．Success gives people delight.	D．Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.

10 . If you are currently learning English, 1 highly recommend you check out the apps below.

Quizlet

When learning English, you probably have to memorize a lot of words. If you want to grow your vocabulary as fast as possible, a flashcard app like Quizlet is a great shortcut. With Quizlet, you can create a set of flashcards with new English words you are trying to learn, and practice typing them out until you know them by heart. It's a simple concept, but it's highly effective.

Spotify

Spotify is not a language learning app. But chances are that you already use it or a similar app for listening to music or podcasts（播客）, and one of the effective ways to study is combining something you already use into your existing habits. If Spotify is already on your phone, you can subscribe to some podcasts for English learners or download playlists of songs for learning English, or make your own.

Beelinguapp

Beelinguapp makes reading in English as convenient as possible. It shows you a text in your own language with the English translation side-by-side. Texts are short enough so that you can really dig into every word. They cover topics from fairytales, to science, to current news articles. There's even a "karaoke" feature where you can read along to audio, which helps you match up the English pronunciation with the English spellings.

Tandem

Tandem is a language exchange app which connects learners from all over the world. It can help you find a native English speaker who is trying to learn your native language, so you can swap language skills. If you only have five minutes to spare, you can simply exchange messages with a native English speaker. If you have more time, you can have a longer, digital language exchange" by sharing voice notes, or using video chat. It's a great way to test your English skills out with real people.

1. What is Spotify intended to help people do?

A．Develop a good habit.	B．Listen to music or podcasts.
C．Learn a foreign language.	D．Memorize words with flashcards.

2. What is the advantage of Beelinguapp?

A．Learners can use their native language as a reference.

B．It's convenient for learners to translate voice notes.

C．It provides learners a chance to tell their own stories.

D．Learners can sing English songs along to the music.

3. Which app can help people interact with a native speaker?

A．Quizlet.

B．Spotify.

C．Beelinguapp.

D．Tandem.