| A．He wants to be different. |
| B．He wants to be like his friends. |
| C．He thinks it is cool to play the guitar. |
Miss Li, our English teacher, is very kind and friendly to
After class she asked me to go to her office and talked to me face
1. When will the first storm arrive?
| A．Today. | B．This weekend. | C．Next week. |
| A．New York City. | B．Saint Paul. | C．Boston. |
| A．People traveling on foot. | B．People driving on the road. | C．People celebrating by the water. |
| A．Sunny. | B．Snowy. | C．Windy. |
1. Which is the woman’s favorite hobby?
| A．Doing exercise. | B．Writing at home. | C．Collecting recipes. |
| A．It is good to do alone. | B．It is a creative hobby. | C．It helps avoid going to restaurants. |
| A．It’s hard to learn. |
| B．It’s healthy to cook his own food. |
| C．It’s a fun thing to do with his family. |
5 . Henry is going through a very hard time. His wife has just passed away. He
Henry is angry inside. He is the one who needs help right now. He thinks the old lady is being kind of rude. But she is too old to repair the fence
Henry no longer feels that
| A．kicks | B．feels | C．takes | D．jumps |
| A．minutes | B．weeks | C．months | D．years |
| A．encourage | B．punish | C．allow | D．warn |
| A．family | B．neighbour | C．daughter | D．teacher |
| A．closer | B．farther | C．wider | D．shorter |
| A．weak | B．tall | C．strong | D．wise |
| A．build | B．record | C．repair | D．break |
| A．himself | B．herself | C．myself | D．ourselves |
| A．leaves | B．cooks | C．refuses | D．agrees |
| A．first | B．second | C．third | D．fourth |
| A．in | B．over | C．on | D．for |
| A．because | B．so | C．if | D．when |
| A．cloud | B．rain | C．sun | D．moon |
| A．war | B．life | C．work | D．money |
| A．hardly | B．easily | C．luckily | D．finally |
6 . Even though she’s quite young, Drew Barrymore can be a Hollywood(好莱坞) legend(传奇). She was born on February 22, 1975, in California. Being from a family that produced great actors, she quickly found her way into the spotlight(聚光灯).
When she was 11 months old, she made her first advertisement on TV. She made her first movie at the age of 2. Five years later, she acted Gertie in Steven Spielberg’s famous film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
However, it wasn’t all roses and sunshine when Barrymore was growing up. She was drinking wine by the time she was 9, smoking marijuana(大麻) at 10.
Most kid stars in Hollywood fail to become stars as adults. And most of the time, once they’re out of the spotlight, they stay out. But Drew Barrymore doesn’t.
As she was growing older, Barrymore started to realize that life is more meaningful than dangerous actions in the films. She started to build a career in 1997. She has made a series of successful films since then, including Charlie’s Angels (2000) and 50 First Dates (2004).
“In my life, there is darkness and drama, and I have yet to explore some of that in my work life. I just want to challenge myself and prove(证明) that I can do more.”
Actually, anyone who’s not familiar with her disordered childhood might find it hard to believe she’s such a sweet person now. Like many of the characters she plays in her comedy, Drew is easy- going and laughs a lot. In 2007, she was on the cover of People magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful People issue. “Life is very interesting… in the end, some of your greatest pains will become your greatest strengths,” Drew said.
1. How old was she when Barrymore made the film 50 First Dates?| A．25 | B．29 | C．39 | D．50 |
| A．happy | B．friendly | C．weak | D．brave |
① She made the film Charlie’s Angels.
② She was on the cover of People magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful People issue.
③ She started to drink wine and smoke marijuana.
④ She acted Gertie in Steven Spielberg’s famous film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
| A．①④②③ | B．④②①③ | C．④③①② | D．①③②④ |
A． | B． |
C． | D． |
7 . There was an old man who lived in a house by himself. Because of his old age, he wasn’t able to get around very well. Therefore, he had almost everything delivered(送货) to his home, including(包括) his newspaper, his milk, and his bread. On Friday, while delivering the old man’s milk, the milkman knocked on the front door of the man’s house. But to his surprise, no one answered. And the milk he delivered for these two days hadn’t been taken into the house yet. Beside the milk on the doorstep, there were also two bags of bread for Wednesday and Thursday.
This was the third day that the man hadn’t come to his door to get the milk. The milkman immediately thought there was something strange about the situation. He looked through the keyhole in the front door and was surprised to see the old man lying on the ground, maybe dead. The milkman called the police to the scene(现场). They found that the man had been shot to death. After finding out the things around the man’s house further, the police found no evidence(证据) other than(除了) a copy of Tuesday’s newspaper on the doorstep.
They then interviewed the three people who had most recently seen the old man: the milkman, the old man’s baker, and a newspaper deliveryman. They questioned the men to see if any of them had killed the old man. While being questioned, all three men said they didn’t kill him. It seemed unlikely that all three of them were innocent(无辜的). But the police had already figured out (推测) who the killer might be. They arrested the newspaper deliveryman.
How did the police figure out that he might be the person who killed the old man?
1. From the first paragraph, we learned that________.
| A．the old man lived with his wife |
| B．the old man was strong enough to do many things |
| C．the old man lived alone |
| D．the old man had three good friends |
| A．The old man’s baker. | B．A newspaper deliveryman. |
| C．The milkman. | D．The policeman. |
| A．Be asked some questions. | B．Be taken to the police station. |
| C．Be told something. | D．Be fined. |
| A．The police found only a copy of Tuesday’s newspaper on the doorstep. There were no copies of Wednesday’s and Thursday’s newspapers. |
| B．The milkman told the policeman he saw it. |
| C．The old man left a letter. |
| D．The newspaper deliveryman left some of his private things in the old man’s house. |
Problems | Causes (起因) | Advice |
| Feel stressed | Too much homework. Don’t have enough time for their hobbies. | Make a plan for study and hobbies. Find time to relax. |
| Get short- Sighted (近视) | Too much homework. Bad study habits. | Do homework or read in a correct way. Doing eye exercises every day. |
| Fight with each other | Don’t know how to get on well with classmates. | Make more friends and understand each other. |
| Don’t like to study | The bad influence of computer games. | Play computer games just for a short time. |
| Get fat | Have more pocket money to buy snacks. Don’t like to do exercise. | Use pocket money to do something meaningful and do exercise every day. |
| A．Students. | B．Doctors. | C．Parents. | D．Teachers. |
| A．Because they spend too much time doing their homework. |
| B．Because they don’t know how to get on well with classmates. |
| C．Because they eat too many snacks. What’s worse, they don’t like to do exercise. |
| D．Because they don’t sleep well. |
| A．doing exercise together | B．making a plan for study |
| C．sharing snacks | D．understanding each other |
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1. How fun it is to enjoy a rich dinner with your family members.
2. Quan Hongchan won an Olympic gold medal in diving for her credit.
3. The thrilled news came that Meng Wanzhou, Huawei’s Chief Financial Officer, could finally return to China after she had been held in Canada for 3 years.
4. Only if a teacher gives permission a student allowed to enter the room.
5. The old man was fired and a young man has taken the place of his.
6. Having worked constantly, Amanda slid into the bed and fell fast sleep, exhausting.
7. Because of too many cars running in the street, the police lost the sight of the suspect.
8. A new railway is under constructions nearby, so the town is crowded with workers.
9. I recognized Peter instant I saw him.
10. John was found absorbing in a book when the teacher asked him to answer in class.
10 . Working robots are typically big, simple and strong. They are large preprogrammed units working in dangerous jobs. But the idea of putting “cobots” which work in harmony with humans into use has become a reality and has changed robotic products worldwide.
Cobots include robots made of tough materials that provide support for the disabled and software-based assistants for home of online services. With their operating software updated from the Internet，these helpers will become an extension of mobile devices.
Most industrial robots are not designed to deal with unpredictable human jobs. However, by reducing robots down to desktop size and planting them with AI, the next generation of cobots will learn from us and cooperate with us better. Lightweight cobots can work in less space and share themselves with people rather than being caged off. Decreasing costs for robotic systems make them more suitable for small businesses, and their easy set-up makes them simple to deploy. Typical industrial uses for cobots include packing and machine tending. More detailed uses include cleaning dirty samples, picking plants, making tea and coffee and so on.
Still, experts thought that introducing robots would lead to job losses. Some people said that 20 million industrial jobs would be lost worldwide by 2030.Actually,it was not the case. What big companies such as Germany’s Mercedes-Benz discovered was that robots alone were not intelligent enough to keep pace with the demand for special products, which still depends on a large number of skilled staff to control and push the whole progress.
“Unplanned changes to production and safer interaction with humans will then require a step change in robot improvements. It has become necessary to use the new generation of cobots in people’s daily life, and cooperation should be considered as an applicable strategy. When we make people and machines cooperate, we can produce many more products on one production line,” said Markus Schaefer, head of production planning.
1. What can we know about cobots from Paragraph 2?| A．They can do many boring tasks for people. | B．They are still at the experimental stage. |
| C．They are designed to serve the injured. | D．They can meet a variety of needs in daily life. |
| A．Complex but creative. | B．High-cost but useful. |
| C．Affordable and convenient. | D．Small-sized and energy-saving. |
| A．Cobots attract a large number of buyers. |
| B．Cobots may cause rising unemployment. |
| C．Cobots bring both benefits and disadvantages. |
| D．Cobots promoting human-robot cooperation is a trend. |
| A．To stress the influence of cobots. |
| B．To discuss the development of cobots. |
| C．To enourage improvements in smart technology. |
| D．To introduce some methods to improve life quality. |
