1 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. When is the healthiest sleeping time?

A．At about 8 p.m.

B．Between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m.

C．After midnight.

2. How many volunteers participated in the research?

A．80,000.

B．18,000.

C．3,000.

3. Who is David Plans?

A．A volunteer.

B．A patient.

C．A sleep expert.

4. What is the speaker mainly talking about?

A．A report about sleeping time.

B．The importance of healthy lifestyle.

C．The link between bedtime and heart health.

2 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Why was the man unable to get a job at the cafe?

A．The manager said he couldn’t do it well.

B．He was not old enough to work then.

C．He had to work for his dad.

2. How old was the woman when she got her first job?

A．14.

B．15.

C．16.

3. What was the woman’s main work in the radio station?

A．Talking about music.

B．Playing some music.

C．Arranging programs.

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Where is the nearest ATM?

A．In front of the big yellow building.

B．On the right of the big yellow building.

C．On the right of the small yellow building.

2. What is the woman going to do at the convenience store?

A．Buy something.

B．Meet someone.

C．Get some money.

3. Why does the man advise the woman not to go to the store on 3rd street?

A．It may be closed.

B．It is far away.

C．Things there are dear.

4. Where will the woman go at last?

A．3rd street.

B．22nd street.

C．24th street.

4 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What does the woman think of the shirts?

A．Nice but expensive.

B．Fashionable but expensive.

C．Fashionable and inexpensive.

2. What do we learn about the man?

A．He does not buy the shirts.

B．He is interested in fashion.

C．He is not smart.

3. What’s the woman?

A．A saleswoman.

B．A professor.

C．A customer.

5 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What is the speaker introducing?

A．A course.

B．An online meeting.

C．An English class.

2. What was the main focus last year?

A．Accent Improvement.

B．Debating Improvement.

C．Leadership Improvement.

3. How long will the activity last?

A．A few days.

B．Several hours.

C．A whole week.

6 . A quick scan of any social media will confirm something everyone already knows: People love inspirational quotes. We pick them up and share them from a variety of places, whether they come from the brilliant Maya Angelou, reminding us to “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better,” or live on a T-shirt that you proudly wear, proclaiming “I have superpowers… I TEACH!”

Every educator knows that words matter a whole lot! A thoughtless comment about another canceled school day can feel very personal to a teacher who shows up every day. Hearing a simple “thank you” for all that you do from a family member can fill your tank and keep you going even when you’re tired. Encouragement and kind words are especially important in times of hardship or self-doubt. So, reading a great quote reminds us of who we are or who we expect to be.

Since we couldn’t physically bring together the educators from all over the country, we asked you to send us the inspirational quotes that you most wanted to share with your fellow teachers. We hoped that you would share quotes that would provide a much-needed pick-me-up and reenergize those who may be feeling tired. You didn’t disappoint! In 24 hours, we received over 1,000 responses.

Some were very timely.

★ “Spread kindness, not germs.” (Some were timeless.)

★ “If you can dream it, you can do it.” (Some were very practical.)

★ “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” (Arthur Ashe. And others were just about remembering how awesome you are.)

★ “YOU ARE DOING AMAZING, SWEETIE” (Kris Jenner).

So why do we love inspirational quotes? Because, in a way, reading them is kind of like having a conversation with a really great friend who always cheers you on to be the very best you. So, remember this.

1. Which word can replace the underlined word “proclaiming” in paragraph 1?

A．Announcing.

B．Advocating.

C．Warning.

D．Discussing.

2. Who can benefit from the quotes?

A．A teacher who feels tired.	B．A student who is confident.
C．A person who does little for his family.	D．A member who is part of a community.

3. Who is the text mainly intended for?

A．Students.

B．Teachers.

C．Parents.

D．Children.

4. What’s the best title of the text?

A．The Power of Words	B．The Importance of Education
C．People Love Inspirational Quotes	D．Famous People Share Kind Words

7 . When Simon Beck creates artwork, he doesn’t use paint or pencils. _________, he takes his snowshoes and _________ and walks to a wide-open area of fresh _________. Mr. Beck makes huge designs in the snow by walking and leaving snowshoed footprints in _________ patterns.

The idea to make a snow picture _________ him after a day of skiing in France. Mr. Beck noticed an inviting area of undisturbed snow and _________ it would be fun to draw a _________ in it.

At that time, Mr. Beck _________ as a mapmaker. . He is also an expert at orienteering (越野识图比赛) an activity in which people race on foot to a destination they must _________ using a map and a compass. Mr. Beck used these __________ to create a perfect star in the snow.

He then __________ more details to the design. The result looked impressive, especially when he viewed it from above on a nearby hill. After fresh snow covered the artwork, Mr. Beck __________ again with a new design. Since then, he has continued to make snow artwork at the ski area.

__________, a snow design takes Mr. Beck 10 hours to make. Because he’s out in the cold all day, he dresses warmly and brings extra __________ in case he gets wet.

Mr. Beck has worked to build a collection of __________ to publish in his book Snow Art, which is popular in the world.

1.

A．Therefore

B．However

C．Instead

D．Besides

2.

A．compass

B．ruler

C．brush

D．camera

3.

A．grass

B．land

C．dirt

D．snow

4.

A．complex

B．colorful

C．simple

D．traditional

5.

A．stuck

B．hit

C．escaped

D．changed

6.

A．thought

B．promised

C．confirmed

D．insisted

7.

A．circle

B．star

C．hill

D．map

8.

A．organized

B．played

C．worked

D．travelled

9.

A．win

B．occupy

C．mark

D．find

10.

A．skills

B．experiences

C．tips

D．activities

11.

A．sent

B．added

C．transformed

D．led

12.

A．failed

B．removed

C．cleaned

D．tried

13.

A．After all

B．In addition

C．As usual

D．On average

14.

A．blanket

B．luggage

C．clothes

D．tools

15.

A．stories

B．photos

C．shoes

D．footprints

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。

Could the Moon Help Fuel the Earth?

Fossil fuels have been powering the earth for over 200 years, but reserves of coal, crude oil (原油) and natural gas may run out one day.

The long-term solution may lie nearly half of a million kilometers away on the moon. It contains large quantities of helium-3 (氦-3), a form of gas that could     1     (potential) be extracted (提炼), brought back to the earth and used as fuel without damaging the environment.

“The real     2     (attract) of helium-3 is that it is a nuclear process,     3     doesn’t release any greenhouse gases,” said     4     engineering professor. “That would be the     5     (big) advantage-nuclear power without nuclear waste, and it would be a goal for the earth.”

Present on the earth in small quantities, helium-3     6     (use) in medical diagnostics (医学诊断), but it is yet to be used as a source of energy. However, there are large enough quantities of helium-3 on the moon to power the earth for a thousand of years or so and provide the earth     7     all of the energy.

But     8     (bring) helium-3 back to the earth is a complex process. The gas,     9     (find) in the moon’s soil, would need to be heated to 600℃ before being extracted and transported back to be turned into fuel in nuclear power     10     (plant). Even so, the project is beginning to interest some of the world’s leading nations in the environmental and economic potential of helium-3.

9 . 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。

“Sophie would make a good therapy(治疗) dog.”

The day my dog trainer said those words, I didn’t even know what a therapy dog was. I certainly had no idea what features my little dog had that would make her a candidate. But why not, I thought, if we can help people in need of some cheering up?

Last week, I accompanied Sophie to a hospital for our first day on the job. In the year and a half I had spent getting her certified, I had learned what to expect. I would bring Sophie into a patient’s room to be a pleaser, and then we would move on. Of course, Sophie herself couldn’t understand her purpose in all of this, but she was always happy to meet new people, and that was enough.

We walked through the wide automatic sliding glass doors and into the hall, where we were met by a nurse who ran the therapy dog program at the hospital. “Welcome,” Sophie, she said. “I’ll be taking you two around today.”

I followed the nurse down the hall. Sophie trotted (小跑) along at my side, just as she had been trained. “We’re a care unit,” the nurse explained. “Most of our patients are seniors.” I knew how important it was for Sophie to be her gentlest. “She was trained and ready for this, I reminded myself.

Up ahead was an old lady making her way down the hall with a walker. A nurse walked beside her, holding on to a gait belt (步态训练带)to keep her steady. We caught up with them, but the patient remained focused on her walker. As we were passing by at a safe distance, the lady turned her walker towards a chair against the wall. “Okay, we’ll stop for a rest,” her nurse said. Once the lady was settled, she pointed a finger at Sophie, as if to say “Please bring me that dog.”

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。

I picked up Sophie and placed her in the lady’s lap.

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“It’s a wonder! We had thought the lady lost the ability to speak,” the nurse told me excitedly.

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10 . As a younger child, Adom didn’t have a choice in how much he volunteered since he was regularly along with his parents while they volunteered. They organized book drives for kids, joined backpack giveaways, served food to the hungry and delivered Christmas presents to children with imprisoned parents.

Now Adom, who lives in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is a teenager. He has a lot more to say in what he does with his time. He’s recently taken his volunteerism to a new level.

Over the past three years, he has raised over $70,000 for nonprofit groups in his area. He had done in part by organizing annual charity basketball games involving local community leaders, as well as college and professional athletes. Adom named his project Ball4Good.

Adom was recently awarded a 2019 Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes, which honors outstanding young leaders. As one of 15 top winners, he was awarded $10,000. He’s putting half towards the charity he founded and the rest towards his college fund.

Since 2017, Adom and Ball4Good have supported 18 community organizations, including the local Boys & Girls Clubs of the Upstate; Miracle Hill Ministries, which serves homeless children and adults in South Carolina; the Project Hope Foundation, which provides services for individuals of all ages with autism (自闭症); and the Children’s Advocacy Center of Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union, which helps children who have been abused.

Adom does more than just deliver the cash; he gets involved, just as he did as a younger kid. He is the youngest board member for the Boys Girls Clubs of the Upstate and continues to volunteer at other organizations, such as Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas, which supports families of youths fighting cancer.

“Books, fundraisers, summer camp services, national spelling bees — Adom is doing a lot,” said Greg Tolbert, president of the Boys Girls Clubs of the Upstate.

1. As a young child, Adom ________.

A．followed his parents volunteering	B．organized volunteering activities
C．had no choice but to volunteer	D．helped imprisoned parents

2. Adom was awarded the prize because he ________.

A．involved local community leaders in volunteering

B．organized a charity basketball game

C．raised $70,000 for nonprofit groups

D．made great efforts in volunteerism

3. What can we know about Adom from paragraph 5?

A．He devotes himself to helping the old.

B．He raises money for various causes.

C．He focuses on saving sick children.

D．He mainly volunteers in his community.

4. What kind of person does Greg Tolbert think Adom is?

A．A talker.

B．A thinker.

C．A doer.

D．A designer.