1 . 贾玲导演的处女作《你好，李焕英》（Hi, Mom）在2021年春节一炮走红。该影片基于贾玲年轻时不幸丧母的亲身经历，介绍她穿越至1981年助母圆梦的故事。请为该影片写一个影评，内容应包括：

1. 影片内容（基于丧母经历，描述其穿越至1981年助母圆梦却事与愿违，屡屡受挫）；
2. 影片带来的影响（催人泪下，不少观众甚至反复观看）；
3. 对你的启发（至少两点）；
4.词数150左右。
注：1. 文章及各段的开头已经给出，不计入总词数；
2. 参考词汇：穿越 transport back 回报 reward…with…

Hi, Mom, Jia Ling’s maiden film, became an immediate hit after it was released during the Spring Festival of 2021.

The film is based on

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The film is so touching that

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Though Jia considers it as a tribute to her mother, many more are inspired to think twice about our attitude to our parents.

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2 . 语法填空

Will you eat everything in your lunch box today? If not, will you save it for another time or just throw it away?

A recent study     1     (find) that 17% of all the food     2     (produce) around the world gets wasted each year,     3     reaches about 931 million tons. Believe it     4     not, 61% of the waste happens in our houses!

Food waste in homes     5     (happen) in rich countries like the US and the UK as well as in poor countries for different reasons.

Cultural habits could also lead to waste at home,       6     (include) massive packaging and “buy one, get one free” deals. ‘Use by’ or ‘best by’ dates       7     products could also cause people to throw away food. People could throw out food because they think it is     8     (safe) to eat, when in fact the date only shows when quality might go down.

Food was     9     (much) valued even in richer countries just a few generations ago, because people often couldn’t afford to waste it.     10     (throw) away food is for sure a great waste and we should try to make people know the importance of saving food.

3 . I have just finished my years in Colmar, in eastern France. I _________ in Leeds, a large city in the U.K.! I was _________ in Chester. I had lived there until I went to university.

I _________ in a secondary school in Colmar. I taught English to several classes and over a year I grew quite attached to my _________. I enjoyed preparing lessons that they would _________ and games that would make them laugh. Telling each class that it was my last lesson with them was _________ painful. It is likely that I will _________ see most of these students again. I didn’t want to _________ this beautiful town, nor lovely colleagues （同事） and students behind.

I attended university in Leeds. I _________ a house with six other people—it was great fun and I have some __________ memories of our time together. Within just two years, Leeds became my second __________. I knew where to go for many kinds of things, the nice places to eat and who I could turn to for help. It was a(n) __________ to leave the city.

Last but not least, I must mention Chester. I am __________ to have a group of friends from secondary school there. We still meet up when we’re back in Chester. Being in Chester also       ________ spending time with my family.

I no longer know which place to call home. However, when I’m in one place, I will __________ the other two — which makes me quite sad.

1.

A．toured

B．traded

C．volunteered

D．studied

2.

A．brought up

B．taken on

C．picked up

D．turned down

3.

A．learned

B．graduated

C．worked

D．traveled

4.

A．friends

B．students

C．colleagues

D．families

5.

A．skip

B．challenge

C．enjoy

D．concentrate

6.

A．originally

B．equally

C．definitely

D．roughly

7.

A．never

B．still

C．just

D．often

8.

A．lose

B．leave

C．visit

D．forget

9.

A．sought

B．built

C．entered

D．shared

10.

A．distant

B．wonderful

C．detailed

D．awkward

11.

A．home

B．option

C．dream

D．goal

12.

A．attack

B．trick

C．shadow

D．struggle

13.

A．moved

B．eager

C．fortunate

D．amazed

14.

A．means

B．reflects

C．increases

D．affects

15.

A．ignore

B．describe

C．imagine

D．miss

4 . A video of a German man named Uwe Brutzer who opened a bakery （面包店） in China using workers with hearing disability spread on social media on Tuesday, touching many Chinese netizens. The video has had over 30,000 comments （评论） and over 110 million views. After the video was published, Brutzer’s bakery was soon crowded with people all over the country.

Born in Germany, Uwe Brutzer and his wife came to China as part of a program by Hunan Disabled Person’s Federation to help children with hearing disability in 2002. “I was looking for a chance to help disabled people and I saw this program,” said Brutzer.

They decided to stay after spending some time with children here. To better help children in need, they learned Chinese sign language. Then they decided to open a store. “At first we sold flowers. Then we found that a bakery might be a better choice because we could make more money. So we opened this one in 2011. I hired a professional German baker and invited her to China to teach my students for four years,” Brutzer said. A child they helped years ago is now one of the workers in the bakery.

The cut in income was the biggest challenge for Brutzer during the COVID-19 outbreak. He had to close the store for safety reasons but he still paid all the workers as usual.

“I want to stay in China as long as I can and teach more and more disabled people so that they can make a living here.” Brutzer added.

1. How did so many people learn about the bakery?

A．From a TV program.	B．From the chat of local people.
C．Through a video on social media.	D．From the comments of customers.

2. What did the children in the store learn?

A．Baking skills.	B．Sign language.
C．Performing art.	D．Planting flowers.

3. Which of the following best describes Brutzer?

A．Brave and intelligent.	B．Caring and generous.
C．Confident and responsible.	D．Talented and frank.

4. What is the main purpose of this passage?

A．To report a meaningful program to the public.

B．To advertise a bakery that was opened by a German.

C．To introduce a foreign couple’s efforts to help others.

D．To call on people to pay more attention to the disabled.

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According to recent headlines, today’s teenagers are becoming more dependent on devices. In this e-book, we’ve gathered what science has to say about the effects of smartphones and social media use on teenagers, as well as their effects on thought processes, relationships and their potential as a tool to monitor mental health.

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Price: $6.89
1. What can we learn from The New Science of Healthy Aging?

A．How to keep healthy.	B．How to avoid aging.
C．How to use smartphones.	D．How to solve the water crisis.

2. Who will probably like reading Extreme Physics?

A．Historians.	B．Environmentalists.
C．Space lovers.	D．Doctors.

3. What do the four e-books have in common?

A．They deal with the effects of social media.

B．They are on sale on the same date.

C．They teach people to save nature.

D．They are priced less than $7.

6 . Jennifer Rocha decided to take her college graduation photos in the same vegetable fields in Coachella, California, where she has worked with her parents since she was in junior high school.

“I’m proud where I come from. It’s a huge part of who I am,” says Rocha, who graduated from the University of California, San Diego on Saturday. “I wanted to go back to the fields with my parents because I know I wouldn’t have the degree if it were not for them. They sacrificed (牺牲) their backs, their sweat, their early mornings, late afternoons, working cold winters, hot summers just to give me and my sisters an education.

The pictures, in which she’s wearing full graduation dress and picking vegetables along-side her parents, have struck a chord (弦) across social media.

Rocha began working in the fields when she was a junior in high school. Her mom and dad had both worked in the fields of Michoacán, Mexico, as young children before coming to the US. And when they arrived, they did not have the opportunity to go to college, Rocha recalls. “Instead, they had to return to the fields. And when we were older they started taking us so we could learn a lesson about the value of higher education,” she says. “I continued to work with my parents through college during winter, spring and summer breaks.”

Rocha, who majored in law, has already found her dream job in a law firm. She says she’ll take this moment to encourage other young people to set clear goals for themselves regardless of circumstances.

“It’s not impossible,” she says. “The fact that your parents work in the fields doesn’t mean that you aren’t going to be successful. It’s going to be hard, but everything is possible. And never forget where you come from.”

1. What does Jennifer Rocha most likely want to tell us in paragraph 2?

A．She is very grateful to her parents.

B．She is proud of her famous university.

C．She is ashamed of her peasant family.

D．She is concerned about her parents’ health.

2. How do the social media audience feel when seeing the pictures?

A．Terrified.

B．Annoyed.

C．Moved.

D．Embarrassed.

3. Why did Jennifer Rocha’s parents take their children to the fields?

A．They wanted to teach them the farming skills.

B．They rally needed their help to make money.

C．They did not have anyone to take care of them.

D．They wanted to encourage them to study harder.

4. What can we learn from this story?

A．Everything is possible.	B．Family determines how far you go.
C．Girls can be as good as boys.	D．Fieldwork is more important than study.

7 . “Dear students, school will start next week. Tomorrow morning, everyone can sign up voluntarily to clean up and welcome the new term with a clean environment,” the head teacher said in our WeChat group. I didn’t _________ to sign up, because I hadn’t seen my classmates for four months. I wanted to do something for them.

The next morning, I took buckets (桶), cleaning powder and other _________. After a(n)_________ COVID testing routine, I entered the school gate. The campus was full of vitality (生机). In the early summer campus, the tall trees were luxuriant (茂盛的), the air was filled with the light fragrance of flowers, and the _________ grassland had been paved into a green _________.

When I stepped into the classroom, a person _________ me face-to-face. Although he was wearing a mask, I _________ him as head teacher at a glance. He smiled and gave me a warm hug. Then, the other students in the class also arrived one after another. It had been a long _________, and we were very happy to meet again. We smiled and clapped.

Then we _________ tasks and put our enthusiasm into cleaning up the classroom. Some students wiped the blackboard and took out rubbish, and others swept the floor or __________ the tables and chairs. Everything was being put in perfect order. I wiped the glass up and down several times with a piece of __________. The students from the other class also joined our team, helping us to __________ water and mop the floor. Although it was hard, no one __________. Sweat __________ made everyone’s clothes wet, but two hours later, when everyone saw the classroom clean and bright again, we all laughed happily.

Although we’ve experienced many challenges during the pandemic, there is still constant __________ between teachers and students. As long as we work together, we will be able to overcome all kinds of difficulties in the warm family of our school.

1.

A．demand

B．pretend

C．expect

D．hesitate

2.

A．chairs

B．masks

C．tools

D．packages

3.

A．strict

B．unreasonable

C．unusual

D．slow

4.

A．dirty

B．hidden

C．distant

D．continuous

5.

A．picture

B．hill

C．material

D．light

6.

A．admired

B．greeted

C．contacted

D．struck

7.

A．treated

B．confused

C．recommended

D．recognized

8.

A．time

B．journey

C．distance

D．story

9.

A．gave up

B．divided up

C．put off

D．picked out

10.

A．mended

B．displayed

C．adjusted

D．tidied

11.

A．cloth

B．wood

C．string

D．chalk

12.

A．clean

B．check

C．fetch

D．pour

13.

A．discussed

B．complained

C．shouted

D．blamed

14.

A．rarely

B．suddenly

C．usually

D．gradually

15.

A．warmth

B．competition

C．argument

D．power

8 . People will say firmly their childhood memory is real, offering amazing detail as proof that it must be, and getting upset if you suggest they are wrong.

But, for years, scientists have questioned whether these memories could actually be true, given what we know about neuroscience (神经科学) and the brain. The human brain grows and develops in clear stages. As it grows and creates and adapts, so different developmental stages are reached. These stages are the result of millions of years of evolution (进化). Now, finally, a study has proved this. Researchers from Memorial University in Newfoundland, Canada, reviewed decades worth of data to understand the earliest age at which lasting memories form and they have believed that it is around 30 months.

So people who think they remember something from when they were a baby are, I am afraid, mistaken. The problem with early memories is that they are very easy to fabricate, which is what I did.

I have a vivid image of standing in the garden, my mum holding a flower and laughing. It’s one of my first memories. I must have been 18 months old because we moved from that house before I was two. I could swear it was real.

Years ago, when I shared this memory with my mum, she shook her head and produced a photo. It showed her in a garden, laughing and holding a flower. But it was taken three years before I was born. That beautiful memory is a work of fiction (虚构): an old photo that used to hang on the wall.

I’ll admit to feeling shocked and robbed when I realized this memory was entirely false. It made me question other things I remember as a child, too. A study into this event published a few years ago found that around 40 per cent of us say that we have memories from before the age of two. But it’s the mind playing tricks on us taking old stories or photos and turning them into a memory.

While it can be disappointing to realize that a recollection you hold so dear might not be true, it does provide a good lesson in how changeable memory can be.

1. When is a child’s lasting memory formed?

A．When he is 18 months old.	B．When he is two years old.
C．When he is three years old.	D．When he is 30 months old.

2. What does the underlined word “fabricate” in paragraph 3 probably mean?

A．Sign up.	B．Make up.
C．Concentrate on.	D．Bring back.

3. Why does the author mention his own experience?

A．To prove his argument.	B．To attract readers’ attention.
C．To show off his good memory.	D．To explain how memories form.

4. What can we infer from paragraph 6?

A．A study published a few years ago proved false.

B．Our mind is always fond of playing tricks on us.

C．The author is curious about everything during his childhood.

D．The author felt surprised realizing his childhood memory was false.

9 . 你所在的高二年级最近举行了足球赛，你们班足球队经过奋力拼搏在昨天的决赛中最终夺得了冠军，请你用英文给校报写篇报道，简要描述胜利的来之不易，表达对你班球员的祝贺，赞扬他们在比赛中所展现出来的体育精神等。
注意：1．词数应为100左右，标题已给出，不计入总词数；
2．注意条理清楚，行文连贯。

A Hard-fought Victory

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10 . Modern society honors winners, and successful sportspeople quickly become ________ (名人). (根据汉语提示单词拼写）