1 . 请在分享会上给同学们介绍一个你认为给你印象非常深刻、很有吸引力的地方。（如：公园、名胜、景点、城市……等）（80词左右）
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2 . Two days after eight e-sports (电子竞技) games were officially announced to be included in the 19th Asian Games, China’s Edward Gaming (EDG) team earned its first League of Legends World Championship title with a 3-2 win over South Korea in a tough battle on November 7th, immediately drawing cheers from people around the country. The topic “EDG wins” had been viewed more than 2.63 billion times as of press on Sina Weibo, ranking the top trending topic for a long time.

With the popularity of digital technology, new forms of cultural exchanges have been appearing, of which e-sports are the most popular. Unlike texts and videos, e-sports go beyond the barriers of language and are understandable around the world. E-sports mostly appeal to those in their early 20s, as shown by the carnival (狂欢) of college students. That in turn makes them a good bridge of communication between young Chinese people and their counterparts (对应的人) around the world.

More importantly, the e-sports industry is sustainable in spreading Chinese culture, as the large audiences mean huge commercial potential. In 2020 alone, the sales revenue of the domestic e-sports industry exceeded 278.69 billion yuan, and involved 280,000 enterprises which in turn created over 10 million jobs. According to a media report, nearly 95 percent of graduates from e-sports majors at the Communication University of China in Nanjing, succeeded in finding a job after graduation this year, with 62 percent of them devoted to the e-sports industry, including video game clubs, game design companies and game competition operation companies.

The inclusion of e-sports in major sporting events has been a much-discussed topic in recent years. With more Chinese gaming clubs and teams emerging, the industry is expected to further prosper and continue spreading Chinese culture to the world.

1. What did people on Chinese social media cheer for?

A．Eight e-sports would be included in Asian Games.

B．China’s e-sports industry was recognized by the world.

C．EDG won the League of Legends World Championship.

D．The 19th Asian Games were announced to be held in China.

2. What do we know about e-sports from paragraph 2?

A．They appeal to people of all ages.

B．They become a symbol of Chinese culture.

C．They result in the development of digital technology.

D．They strengthen the bond between young people around the world.

3. What do the numbers in paragraph 3 mainly indicate?

A．The high demands on e-sports players.

B．The difficulties of developing e-sports.

C．The importance of game design companies.

D．The contributions of e-sports industry to the economy.

4. What is the author’s attitude towards the future of the e-sports industry?

A．Hopeful.	B．Ambiguous.
C．Doubtful.	D．Conservative.

3 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What’s the purpose of the talk?

A．To warn people of some food.

B．To remind people of the sales.

C．To tell people the shop rules.

2. What is included in the list?

A．Potatoes.

B．Beef.

C．Frozen peas.

3. What’s the time limit for a full refund?

A．Within a week.

B．Within a month.

C．Within six weeks.

4. Who will help the shoppers?

A．Store managers.

B．Customer service staff.

C．Security guards.

4 . 阅读下面短文，根据其内容和所给段落开头所续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

Jenny is a fifth - grader. She is one of the most popular girls in her class because she is among the brightest in her class . She can do the most cartwheels (侧手翻) in a row , but most of all , she has the talent to dance well .

Last year, she entered the school’s dance competition and won first place. Since that day, she has been the class attraction. This year, the school is holding another dance competition, but there has been a change. The competition has to be done in pairs.

Jenny’s class was expecting her to win again this year. But Jenny was unsure. She wanted to enter the competition, but she had never danced with a partner before. She decided to ask some of the boys in her class to enter with her. They all said no because they did not know how to dance .

She finally decided to turn to one of her closest friends, Carl. Carl was unwilling to join at first because he also didn’t know how to dance. But Jenny insisted and he finally agreed. However, she was still worried because she knew it was going to be more of a challenge because Carl was not a good dancer. The competition was in two months , and only time could tell whether they would win or not.

Jenny and Carl spent the first two weeks memorizing the steps of their dance with the help of their teacher. Carl was pretty clumsy at first . Jenny had to devote some time to helping Carl improve his skill. Fortunately, he finally got the hang of it. They spent the rest of the time perfecting their moves. The day of the competition was near. Jenny and Carl were beginning to get nervous.

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The day of the competition arrived.
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They were off to a great start.
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5 . Robbie Pruitt visited a local bicycle store one day only to find there were very few bikes available to buy. That’s when a ( n ) _______ hit him. Bikes were in _______ supply. What if people needed bikes? Pruitt wanted to _______ people.

Pruitt posted on a private Loudoun County Facebook page that he would_______ anyone’ s bicycle free. In the post, he also said he was accepting _______bikes, which he would fix and donate to people _______   That day , he received about 30 bicycles . After his next _______on Facebook, about 500 people expressed_______in either donating bikes or having Pruitt fix them.

He _______a goal of fixing 100 bikes before the end of 2020. He surpassed (超过) the number and repaired more than 140 bicycles - donating about 60 percent of them and __________the rest to their owners. He __________ bikes to anyone who asks while__________to support children and families at the same time. Most requests come in on Facebook. But perhaps more importantly, he has taught all the neighborhood kids to mend their own bikes.

But Pruitt’s favorite part of his bike project is creating __________. He said after he fixed bikes , the bike owners will sometimes __________his backyard just to chat . Some people will bring him __________, including a family that dropped of a baked fish on Christmas Eve

1.

A．smell

B．pain

C．attack

D．idea

2.

A．short

B．global

C．constant

D．sudden

3.

A．remember

B．meet

C．hire

D．help

4.

A．ride

B．fix

C．rent

D．clean

5.

A．unwashed

B．unknown

C．unwanted

D．untouched

6.

A．in power

B．in need

C．at ease

D．at risk

7.

A．report

B．answer

C．post

D．task

8.

A．interest

B．belief

C．confidence

D．pride

9.

A．changed

B．recorded

C．ignored

D．set

10.

A．recommending

B．returning

C．paying

D．matching

11.

A．smiles

B．leaves

C．grows

D．gives

12.

A．surprising

B．struggling

C．frightening

D．disappointing

13.

A．friendships

B．dreams

C．products

D．solutions

14.

A．point at

B．depend on

C．refer to

D．drop by

15.

A．luck

B．freedom

C．food

D．clothing

6 . Kites have been used by some very famous people. Leonardo da Vinci was one of them. He is best known as an artist. But he was also a scientist. In the late 1400s, he began to study flight. At first, he studied birds and flew kites.     1       His interest in kites may have led him to study clouds and airflow.

Most people know Ben Franklin. In the mid-1700s, he flew a kite in a thunderstorm. He thought that lightning was a form of electricity. He was right!    2     With the kite and key, Franklin proved that lightning is electricity.

The Niagara Falls International Rainbow Bridge was built with the help of a boy and his kite. The bridge was built in the mid-1800s.     3     But cliffs (悬崖), rapids , and winds made this very hard. Someone thought that the problem might be solved by flying a kite over the gorge (峡谷). So a contest was held. A prize would be given to the first person to fly a kite across the Niagara Gorge.     4     He flew his kite from the Canadian side high over the river. It fell on the American side but the string had broken. Homan had to wait eight days for the ice to clear from the river so he could go to the American side and get his kite back.     5     Once again, he flew his kite and it dropped to the American side. This time it was caught and tied to a tree. The builders secured the kite string. Then, they began to add heavier and heavier lines. Finally, a steel cable (钢索) stretched across the gorge. Now, they could begin to build the bridge.

A．Kites were the inspiration for his art .

B．Lightning hit the kite and a key hanging from it.

C．The winner was a young boy named Homan Walsh.

D．To start, the builders had to get a line over the water.

E．For all of his trouble, Homan received the $5.00 prize.

F．He repaired the string and returned to the Canadian side.

G．He also drew some designs for flying machines from these studies.

7 . 阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写 1个适当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。

Tu Youyou was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine on October 6^th, 2015. Her research led to the discovery of artemisinin,       1     has led to improved health for thousands of people and has saved millions of lives.

As a     2    (commit) and patient scientist, in 1967, she     3     (choose) to discover a treatment for Malaria. She and her team examined over 200 old medical texts and evaluated 280,000     4    (plant) . Although their project often got     5    (stick), Tu Youyou would not acknowledge defeat. Instead she continued to analyzing the medical texts again. After     6    (fail) more than 190 times, the team finally succeeded in finding a substance that worked     7    using a lower temperature to draw out the extract from the sweet wormwood in 1971. To make sure that artemisinin was successful, they even tested the medicine on     8    (they).

According to Tu Youyou, the discovery was a team effort. It is indeed     9    honor for China’s scientific research and Chinese medicine    10    (spread) around the world.

8 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

“Look, Mommy, look!” Jimmy had a hopeful smile. He was holding a plastic package filled with green army men. “Can I buy these, please?” I returned his sweet smile and told him that he could put his favorites in the shopping cart together with the food and other daily necessities that we were buying. I watched as my three children—Steven, aged seven, Tom, aged eight, and Jimmy, aged five—chose small things to keep them occupied in the car during our long ride from Georgia to New Hampshire.

Jimmy and his brothers were happily chattering about their new toys when we stood in the checkout line. As I watched our purchases add up on the register, I started to get nervous. It was clear that the cost was much more than my budget. Although I didn’t want to, I must make a decision.

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Unwillingly, I told the children that we had to put back all the toys.

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Suddenly, a short woman with dark brown hair and two young children of her own stepped in front of me.

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9 . Stasia Dabrowski, an Australian, is already 91 years old now. However, she still works six days a week, from about 5 am to 6 pm, except Saturday, which is her church day. In fact, she has been _________ soup to Canberra’s homeless people for 38 years, asking for nothing _________.

Ms. Dabrowski was born in 1926 in Poland, where her family _________ everything during World War Ⅱ. After the war she worked as a nurse before _________ to Australia with her family. She came to Canberra in 1964 and did _________ work for the Red Cross for free. She started the soup kitchen after one of her sons asked her to _________ for a homeless family.

“You cannot imagine how _________ the situations were in Garema Place,” she said. “My son found out there were a number of people eating _________ and sleeping on the benches.”

Then she began to raise the funds (资金) herself to buy the ingredients (原料) for the _________. Now she receives many donations and some government funding to __________ her work.

She got many __________ because of her kind action. But it is not what she is after. She is always loving __________ people. “It’s a pleasure, because I know somebody is __________ me,” said Stasia, “I look forward to it every day. I get up in the morning and then tell myself that I’m going to be __________ today. That’s __________ I like it. I do enjoy it.”

1.

A．serving

B．showing

C．selling

D．lending

2.

A．in advance

B．in return

C．in sight

D．in need

3.

A．lost

B．recovered

C．removed

D．owned

4.

A．travelling

B．driving

C．moving

D．returning

5.

A．voluntary

B．part-time

C．powerful

D．amazing

6.

A．look

B．wait

C．prepare

D．cook

7.

A．funny

B．bad

C．strange

D．hopeful

8.

A．vegetables

B．meat

C．rubbish

D．beef

9.

A．soup

B．party

C．dinner

D．market

10.

A．admire

B．focus

C．continue

D．end

11.

A．invitations

B．honors

C．supports

D．packages

12.

A．trusting

B．employing

C．meeting

D．helping

13.

A．depending on

B．caring about

C．taking control of

D．laughing at

14.

A．thankful

B．sad

C．useful

D．helpless

15.

A．how

B．why

C．when

D．where

10 . If someone were to ask me what it is like to be a student in today’s society, I would probably answer: Being a student in today s society is not always easy.

Adults often tell us that we don’t know what stress is. But we have our own levels of stress. Many students in their high school years start their part-time job, so now you have school in the mornings, followed by responsibilities needing to be taken care of at home and then you’re off to work. By the time you are done there, you are too tired to finish your school work, but you stay up late to try and return to school feeling sleepy the next day. What good is that?

My point is, it is a whole lot more stressful to be a student in high school than adults believe. Our “stress” may not include paying bills or taking care of a family, but I’m sure if the adults in our lives could go back to school today, they would be surprised at how much it has changed.

I don’t want you to think for a minute that there aren’t good moments and memories while we are students at school. My mom always tells me to enjoy it while I can. I know that the world outside of school is often hard and that the responsibilities are serious. That’s exactly why I know that the focus I give to my future is important in leading me to a career that will allow me to contribute to society.

1. What is the text mainly about?

A．The stressful life of high school students.	B．The way of dealing with stress of study.
C．The role of students in today’s society.	D．The differences between teenagers’ and adults’ life.

2. What does the author think of students’ working part-time?

A．He thinks it does them good.	B．He feels disappointed at it.
C．He thinks it is worth a try.	D．He is favor of it.

3. What can be inferred from paragraph 3?

A．Adults are more stressful than students.

B．Adults have not fully understood students’ stress.

C．Adults should help students to deal with stress.

D．Adults should go back to school to experience students’ life.

4. What does the underlined word “it” in the last paragraph refer to?

A．Stress.

B．Study.

C．School life.

D．Future career.