1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Lindsay didn’t feel herself last month. She was a really good student, but to her     1    (anxious), her grades were falling. That was because she sometimes felt     2    (confuse) about what the teacher said and sometimes had trouble     3    (concentrate) on her study. Her behavior attracted her father’s attention. He asked what had happened     4    her, but she refused     5    (communicate) with him and just cried.

Worried that it affected her daily life     6    (terrible), the father turned to his neighbor — a knowledgeable architect for help. The architect told him     7     unique solution to the problem. He recommended that he     8    (plan) a trip for his daughter. By getting close to nature and experiencing a different life, Lindsay did recover from it.     9     you have such signs, don’t worry. Maybe travelling     10    (be) a good choice for you.

2 . During your life, you must have met thousands of people. Can you _______ everyone’s name?

I used to be in a nursing school. During the third month, we had an important _______ . I studied very hard for it, because I _______ what it meant to me. I finished all the questions easily until I read the last one, “What is the _______ of the woman who clean our classroom?”

Just then, I was angry at the question! I _______ the woman almost every day, but I could only remember what she looked like. She was _______ , about 60 years old and had black hair, but how could I know her name? I sat there quietly for several minutes, thinking hard. In the end, I had to _______ my paper without finishing the last question. My classmates didn’t _______ it like me, either.

After class, one of my classmates asked the teacher if the last question would affect our _______ . “Of course.” And the teacher ________ , “In our life, we will meet a lot of ________ . Many of them are important and helpful to us, although they might play different roles in our society. Anyway, they are worth our ________ and care, even if all that we can do is just smile at them or say hello to them.”

I’ll never forget the test. That is the most important ________ in my life. The first thing I did after the test was to find that woman and ________ ask her what her name was.

Don’t ________ anyone who should be kindly treated. Sometimes just because of those people, our world changes for the better.

1.

A．accept

B．explain

C．remember

D．avoid

2.

A．lecture

B．meeting

C．debate

D．test

3.

A．realized

B．satisfied

C．mentioned

D．doubted

4.

A．hobby

B．name

C．age

D．look

5.

A．helped

B．comforted

C．saw

D．admired

6.

A．unique

B．suitable

C．short

D．awkward

7.

A．pick up

B．hand in

C．give out

D．concentrate on

8.

A．type

B．quit

C．recognize

D．answer

9.

A．goal

B．schedule

C．topics

D．grades

10.

A．added

B．thought

C．commented

D．requested

11.

A．people

B．questions

C．chances

D．challenges

12.

A．effort

B．research

C．attention

D．consideration

13.

A．lesson

B．moment

C．competition

D．event

14.

A．angrily

B．confidently

C．anxiously

D．politely

15.

A．contact

B．ignore

C．impress

D．recommend

3 . 在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

It was an unforgettable night. The noisy Mexico City gradually calmed down. The main Olympic stadium was in     1     (dark).

After he finished his work, Greenspan,     2       world famous documentary producer, found the stadium empty. He was leaving for the hotel     3     he suddenly saw a man running into the stadium. The man fell down on the ground after getting to the destination     4     (eventual).

Out of curiosity, Greenspan went over to ask why the athlete ran to the end with such difficulty. The young man     5     (reply), ”My country sent me here not to let me start off a race in the competition, but to make me complete the game. I have been left behind but I have a goal     6     all the other runners: I will run to the end. And     7     is my motherland that gives me the power to move on.“

Deeply     8     (move)by what he said, Greenspan spread the most touching scene in the history of the Olympic Games to every comer of the world.

Life should have a dream of     9     (reach)the peak, yet the mast important is whether we have made the     10     (great)efforts—to reach the goal in the mind is a success.

4 . In traditional Chinese culture, fish has rich meanings. It ______ wealth. Fish also stands for harmony and happy marriages ______ they multiply rapidly and some times swim in pairs. Fish is an important ______ in traditional values and are among the signs showing that something is ______ to be successful. The most popular fish theme found in Chinese art and ______ is that of the carp (鲤鱼). The ______ of “boneless” techniques makes the swimming fish more real and convincing. Known to most Westerners as koi fish (锦鲤), the Chinese carp has ______ symbolic values within Chinese culture. The carp is a powerful symbol of ______. The scales and whisker (须) of the carp is ______ to that of a dragon, a great symbol of power in China. During the Spring Festival “lucky money” is ______ in red envelopes decorated with a carp and symbols of long life ______ peaches and pine trees. There are many different ______ of the carp, with the major ones being black, white, red and yellow.

“You are not ______, so how would you know the happiness of fish? ” Chuang Tsu created this famous saying when he ______ an issue with Hui Tsu. The message of the story is that someone has his own enjoyment while others can ______ appreciate that.

1.

A．produces

B．spreads

C．determines

D．represents

2.

A．so

B．because

C．unless

D．though

3.

A．picture

B．animal

C．food

D．symbol

4.

A．used

B．afraid

C．forced

D．likely

5.

A．technology

B．culture

C．transport

D．education

6.

A．identity

B．application

C．shortcoming

D．insurance

7.

A．selfless

B．peaceful

C．numerous

D．informal

8.

A．beauty

B．strength

C．smartness

D．wisdom

9.

A．helpful

B．true

C．similar

D．rude

10.

A．cut off

B．taken away

C．given out

D．used up

11.

A．such as

B．as a result of

C．owing to

D．in front of

12.

A．names

B．owners

C．shelters

D．colours

13.

A．fish

B．history

C．water

D．air

14.

A．wrote

B．tested

C．performed

D．discussed

15.

A．always

B．never

C．easily

D．mostly

5 . 迪斯尼(Disney) 没有灰心，他继续画了许多画。(lose heart) （汉译英）

6 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

These days, people who do manual(手工的 体力的)work often receive far more money than people who work in offices. As often as not, people who work in offices     1     (refer) to as “white­collar workers”. Such is human nature. A great many people are often willing to sacrifice(牺牲、舍弃)     2     (high) pay for the privilege (殊荣) of becoming white­collar workers. This can cause     3     (curiosity) situations.

    4     Alfred Bloggs got married, he was too embarrassed（尴尬的） to say anything to his wife about his job. He simply told     5     that he worked for the corporation. Every morning, he left home dressed in a smart black suit. He then changed into overalls（工装） and spent the next eight hours     6     a dustman: Before returning home at night, he changed back into his suit. Alfred's wife has never discovered     7     she married a dustman and she never will, for Alfred has just found     8     job. He will soon be working in an office.     9     (earn) only half as much as he used to, he feels that his rise in status is well worth     10     loss of money. From now on, he will wear a suit all day and others will call him “Mr. Bloggs”， not “Alfred”

7 . Some cancer survivors (幸存者) in New Jersey are fighting back by staying fit in the group they call “Team Survivor”. The ladies are amazing, training for a sprint triathlon (短距离铁人三项) in Sandy Hook. Team Survivor has members all over the country, and each one has an inspiring story.

“It has taught me not to fear life,” Team Survivor member Janice Caldwell said. “It has taught me to wake up every morning and be grateful(感激的) that I feel good.” Caldwell got breast cancer four years ago, and she’s been fighting against it with the help of Team Survivor. It is a non-profit group of women with all types of cancer who help each other by promoting (促进) exercise in just about any sport imaginable. At 52, Caldwell just completed her first marathon.

Judy Petsonk is 65, and she’s training for her eighth triathlon. She said the support she got from her teammates removed the unpleasant feelings she had about breast cancer. She loves the motto “I didn’t choose cancer; I choose to be here.” “You can choose what’s going to happen to your body,”Petsonk said. “You can’t choose everything, but you can choose to become stronger day by day, and that’s what I’m choosing.”

Team Survivor has members of every age and athletic ability. Donna Gunderson couldn’t swim when she joined, but she took classes for one year with a volunteer coach. “Now I can go to the pool. I can swim for an hour, and I have no problem with it now,” Gunderson said, “So for those people who say they can’t swim, let me tell you—Yes, you can!” Gunderson now helps her teammates with swimming. “You can’t say ‘I’m sad, and I’m a cancer survivor,’ ”she said. “Instead, you should say ‘No, I’m going to go out there and conquer the world in some form or other. You can do anything you want.’”

1. What do we know about Team Survivor?

A．It contains only a group of men and women with cancer.

B．It is made up of members of cancer survivors around the world.

C．It encourages people to face life bravely by doing exercise.

D．It requires its members to have a high athletic ability.

2. According to the passage, Janice Caldwell ________.

A．has suffered from breast cancer for two years

B．attended Team Survivor five years ago

C．feels happy although she suffers from cancer

D．has taken part in marathon for eight times

3. What’s the meaning of the underlined sentence in Paragraph 3?

A．They have known more about the disease with the help of the group.

B．They get athletic abilities from the volunteer coaches.

C．They can’t choose what’s going to happen to their bodies.

D．Though suffering from cancer, they are fighting against the disease actively.

4. What is Donna Gunderson doing now?

A．She is helping her teammates learn to swim.

B．She is training for a sprint triathlon.

C．She is fighting against cancer in hospital.

D．She is learning to swim by herself.

8 . Since COVID-19 outbreak, many women have stepped up in the fight to end the epidemic (流行病).

Guo Xin is a volunteer from Shandong Province. She has been working as a volunteer in Wuhan since February 3. She is mainly responsible for helping to count the goods and materials donated (捐赠) to Wuhan.

According to Guo, her parents didn’t know she was coming to Wuhan. “I wasn’t sure if I should come as I didn’t know how difficult the situation was. I thought about it and decided to come. I have a sister. She is in college. My parents are healthy. If you overthink it, it becomes more difficult. But if you let it go, it’s much easier,” Guo said.

Behind the reports, there are still many unknown women workers. Among them, some businesswomen have spared no expense (不惜一切代价) in the production of protective equipment (设备) at the fastest speed for fighting against the epidemic. There are also women who are active in communities and on the streets, working hard for people. There are also policewomen, women reporters and drivers.

According to a survey, in Shanghai, half of the doctors on the front line of the fight against the outbreak are women and more than 90 percent of nurses are women. Women medical workers are heroes. They are soldiers who should not be neglected in the fight against the epidemic.

1. What is TRUE about Guo Xin?

A．She is a college student.

B．She made her own decision to go to Wuhan.

C．She comes from a city in Guangdong Province.

D．Her parents supported her in her decision to go to Wuhan.

2. What does Paragraph 4 mainly talk about?

A．Women are as strong as men.

B．The reports can’t tell all the truths.

C．A lot of women are trying their best to offer help.

D．People should pull together when facing difficulties.

3. What does the underlined word “neglected” in the last paragraph mean?

A．Discovered.

B．Changed.

C．Admitted.

D．Forgotten.

4. What would be the best title for the passage?

A．Being a volunteer is honorable

B．The importance of the volunteers

C．Remember the efforts of people during the epidemic

D．The important role of women in fighting against the epidemic

9 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What will the man do at 9 o'clock?

A．Have a report.

B．Discuss the exhibition project.

C．Have a meeting.

2. Which rooms are being repaired now?

A．Rooms 202 and 204.

B．Rooms 206 and 204.

C．Rooms 202 and 206.

3. When will the man attend the lecture?

A．At 1:00 pm.

B．At 1:30 pm.

C．At 2:00 pm.

4. What will the man do after the lecture?

A．Take his son Jack to Yinze Park.

B．Listen to a report on sales.

C．Have a discussion with Ms. Black.

10 . 阅读下面材料, 在空白处填入适当的内容 (1 个单词) 或括号内单词的正确形式。

A Long March-5 rocket,     1     (carry) the Chang’e-5 spacecraft, takes off from the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site on the coast of southern island province of Hainan on November 24,2020.

China’s Chang’e-5 probe( 探 测 器 ) decelerated and entered the lunar orbit on Saturday,     2    completed a vital step on its way to collect and return moon samples, the China National Space Administration (CNSA)     3    (announce).

After flying about 112 hours from Earth,     4     engine on the probe ignited (点火) when it was 400 km away from the surface     5     the moon at 8:58 p.m. and shut down after about 17 minutes, the CNSA said.

The probe performed the braking without incident and entered the lunar orbit     6    (successful ) according to the real-time monitoring data.

Chang’e-5 , which     7     (make) up of an orbiter, a lander, an ascender(上升器 ), and a returner, has carried out two orbital     8    (correction) during the Earth-Moon transfer, achieving its     9     (expect) goals.

Afterward, it will adjust the altitude and inclination (倾斜度) of its orbit around the moon. When the time is appropriate, it will land softly on the near side of the moon     10    (collect ) and return samples from the moon as planned.