1 . 上个月，你校举办了一场高一学生英语配音比赛。请为你校校刊（英文版）写一篇短文，介绍这次活动，内容包括：
1. 活动背景；
2. 活动过程；
3. 个人感受。
注意：
1.字数：100词左右；
2.可适当加入细节，使内容充实、行文连贯。
3.参考词汇：英语配音比赛the English Dubbing Contest/Competition
4.凡使用铅笔答题，或答题中使用了涂改液或不干胶带，一律不给分。
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2 . It was the unacceptable truth________ John Thornton was killed that made Buck lose his head. （用适当的词填空）

3 . No one saw Buck go off on________ Buck thought was a walk but it was actually a theft. (用适当的词填空)

4 . 选择恰当的词组，并用正确的形式填空

make out;               base…on;                 let out;            be popular with;             in an attempt to;               in vain;                  be excited about

1. ________young people in Taiwan, many apps such as Xiaohongshu have awaken their desire to learn more about the mainland.
2. ________ stand out in fierce competitions, many break dancers combine Chinese culture with their moves.
3. With so many forms to fill in, the executive has been working the whole morning, his dog next to him________ a growl to remind him of the time.
4. ________true love and mutual understanding and tolerance, marriage can last for a lifelong time with happiness.
5. In the case, the detective had great trouble________ whose footprint it was on the crime scene, which was extremely impressive.

5 . Buck was filled with a sense of danger and disaster happening, so he hurried on quickly and quietly to John Thornton’s camp, the whole body t________. (根据首字母单词拼写)

6 . For two days and nights Buck travelled without food and drink. So now he was searching for a drink d________ to ease his sore throat and tongue. （根据首字母单词拼写）

7 . I’m writing today from my balcony(阳台)in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. It’s summertime. It’s hot. Tourism is at its highest. I look out below as selfie(自拍)sticks extend, sunburns worsen, and loudness takes over.

Living in the Gothic Quarter has been one of the best, yet worst decisions I’ve made while living in Barcelona. I’m surrounded by beautiful architecture, fantastic shops are at my doorstep, and my favorite coffee shop is just around the corner. However, also at my doorstep are hundreds of tourists.

More than 30 million people visit Barcelona every year. But the city isn’t developing well. It’s dying. Financially, it’s doing well. However, the locals aren’t happy. What’s wrong? Landlords(房东)have realized there’s more profit in Airbnb, so when contracts come up for renewal, it’s common to find locals unable to pay up due to the increase in their rental prices. Locals don’t dare visit its nearest beach Barceloneta once the weather warms up. A lot of stores have turned into souvenir(纪念品)shops. Living prices have increased while salaries remain low.

People aren’t sitting back and taking it, though. There are regular anti-tourism protests. The Barcelona City Council has felt pressure from the community to resist tourism. In 2017, a law was approved to control the amount of accommodation made available for tourists. It was hoped the law would distribute tourist accommodation more evenly across the city, placing less pressure on already heavily populated neighborhoods. However, many tourists who come to Barcelona are day-trippers, only crowding the city’s streets. The council’s efforts are not controlling tourism. They’re only controlling accommodation.

If you want to visit Barcelona, consider avoiding May through August. Though I’d argue Barcelona doesn’t quite have an “off season”. Check out some of Catalonia’s other beautiful destinations: putting less pressure on Barcelona and benefiting smaller towns and cities’ economies. Learn some phrases in Catalan. It goes a long way towards showing respect. “Bon dia” instead of “buenos dias” and “adeu” rather than “adios”.

1. Why does the author like the Gothic Quarter?

A．It has good weather all year long.

B．It gives her many conveniences of life.

C．It makes a perfect location for taking selfies.

D．It helps her make much money as a landlord.

2. What does the author say about the 2017 law?

A．It increases rental prices for the locals.	B．It turns many visitors into day-trippers.
C．It results in regular anti-tourism protests.	D．It fails to control the number of visitors.

3. What does the author intend to show in the last paragraph?

A．Ways to boost Catalonia’s economies.	B．Tips on journeying through Barcelona.
C．Respectful greetings used in Barcelona.	D．Catalonia’s other beautiful destinations.

4. What is the best title for the text?

A．Tourism is killing Barcelona: A local’s view

B．Barcelona’s must-go places: They are worth it

C．Barcelona is to vote on Airbnb ban: Whose idea?

D．Sustainable tourism in Barcelona: Who benefits?

8 . Your mind is very powerful. Yet, if you’re like most people, you probably spend very little time reflecting on the way you think. After all, who thinks about thinking?

    1     If you draw wrong conclusions about who you are and what you’re capable of doing, you’ll limit your potential.

Your thoughts are a catalyst(催化剂)for self-perpetuating(自我持续的)cycles.     2     So if you think you’re a failure, you’ll feel like a failure. Then, you’ll act like a failure, which reinforces(强化)your belief that you must be a failure.

I see this happen all the time in my therapy office. Someone will come in saying, “I’m just not good enough to advance in my career.” That assumption leads her to feel discouraged and causes her to put in less effort.     3    

Once you draw a conclusion about yourself, you’re likely to do two things; look for evidence that reinforces your belief and discount anything that runs contrary to your belief. Someone who develops the belief that he’s a failure, for example, will view each mistake as proof that he’s not good enough.     4     Consider for a minute that it might not be your lack of talent or lack of skills that are holding you back. Instead, it might be your beliefs that keep you from performing at your peak.

    5     That’s not to say positive thoughts have magical powers. But optimistic thoughts lead to productive behavior, which increases your chances of a successful outcome.

A．When he does succeed, he’ll owe it to luck.

B．That lack of effort prevents her from getting promoted.

C．Creating a more positive outlook can lead to better outcomes.

D．With conscious effort, you can learn to think more positively.

E．However, the way you think about yourself turns into your reality.

F．Once that belief gets deeply rooted in his mind, he will suffer a lot.

G．What you think directly influences how you feel and how you behave.

9 . From climbing a human ladder to swimming with the crocodiles(鳄鱼), there's nothing this Spanish botanist wouldn't do in the name of plants.

Carlos Magdalena the Spanish botanist tried to ignore the "Crocodile Danger" sign as he walked into the lagoon. Based in the hot houses and labs of London’s Kew Gardens, he thought he’d spotted a new waterlily species and it wouldn’t be the first time he’d risked his life doing his job. His mission is to save the world’s most endangered plants. As well as Harrison Ford’s film character, the great gardener is also known as the Messiah, the Code Breaker and the Plant Whisperer. He’s suffered dehydration in the planet’s largest desert, driven through rivers to reach an uncommon vegetation and experienced sickness in the Peruvian Andes, where he climbed a human ladder next to a towering drop to reach a rare flower.

“Directly or indirectly plants provide the air we breathe, medicines, clothes, shelter, food and drink,” he says in a firm voice. “Without them we wouldn't be here. It’s as simple as that.”       

Carlos grew up rolling the peaks and valleys of northern Spain in search of natural wonders but quickly learned all was not well.

There are some 400,000 plant species, with many more waiting to be discovered, and it’s estimated that a quarter of them are facing dangers of dying out. “They need our help and we should use whatever means possible to ensure their survival.”

Often peering into microscope late into night, Carlos marked himself out in the botanic world. Before long he came to understand that plants have a way of talking and to understand their needs, you had to listen to them. His work was daunting(令人怯步的) but he eventually triumphed. “It was like scoring the winning goal in a World Cup final,” he says.

1. What does the underlined sentence in paragraph 2 suggest?

A．He was good at gardening.	B．He played a role in the film.
C．He was famous for his plant-saving work.	D．He got along very well with the other three.

2. When he was young, Carlos ________.

A．learned all the plants	B．took risks to look for plants
C．watched over different plants	D．displayed intense interest in plants

3. Which words can best describe Carlos?

A．Creative and demanding.	B．Devoted and considerate.
C．Brave and determined.	D．Stubborn and caring.

4. What will probably be talked about in the next paragraph?

A．His cooperation with other plants-keepers.	B．His scoring a goal in the World Cup final.
C．His future study on preserving endangered plants.	D．His successful examples of saving endangered plants.