1 . 这项活动的目的是消除家长和青少年之间的隔阂。(gap)(汉译英)

2 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. How did the speaker go to school?

A．By bike.

B．On foot.

C．By bus.

2. When did the rain begin?

A．Before he left home.

B．After he arrived at school.

C．When school was over.

3. How long did the rain last?

A．Several minutes.

B．Half an hour.

C．Three hours.

4. How does the speaker feel after the rain?

A．Comfortable.

B．Annoyed.

C．Frightened.

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How is the man feeling?

A．Sorry and regretful.

B．Understanding but sad.

C．Concerned and angry.

2. When did Elizabeth get home today?

A．At 10:00 p.m.

B．At 10:45 p.m.

C．At 11:00 p.m.

3. Why was Elizabeth late?

A．She was stuck in traffic.

B．She got in an accident.

C．She forgot about the time.

4. What did the man decide?

A．Elizabeth cannot use her phone for a week.

B．Elizabeth cannot see her friends for a week.

C．Elizabeth has to come home early for a week.

4 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Who is Keke?

A．The man’s friend.

B．An English teacher.

C．A cute parrot.

2. What are the speakers doing?

A．Shopping.

B．Talking about parrots.

C．Learning English

3. What does the man ask the woman to do in the end?

A．To play chess with him.

B．To teach Keke English.

C．To continue reading her book.

5 . What clothes will the man probably wear for Jane’s wedding?

A．His old suit.

B．His new suit.

C．He is not sure.

6 . 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。

An intrepid (无畏的) group of elderly individuals in northern China’s Tianjin has recently sparked both     1     (curious) and concern with their unique approach to the sport of diving.

The spirited seniors have turned the Shizilin Bridge on the Haihe River     2     a stage for their aquatic acrobatics,     3     (leave) both residents and tourists spellbound. Videos of their daredevil diving acts     4     (pass) around on social media platforms.

The bridge stands about 6 metres above the surface of the river, with the depth of water     5     (be) around 7 metres according to the divers most of     6     are over 60 years old. The elderly divers have become hugely popular for their signature moves which often include bold opening statements with dollops of humour before the daring plunge. Amid     7     orchestra of gasps (倒吸气) and applause, they perform their impressive array of flips (空翻) and jumps, each with a style     8     (unique) their own.

The fun sport seems     9     (play) a significant role in Tianjin’s tourism. Attractions that are in close proximity to the bridge have experienced a substantial increase in their online     10     (expose). Social media posts on the nearby Italian Style Street saw a staggering 51. 8 percent jump, data showed.

7 . Choosing a career first means learning as much as you can about yourself, your goals and the larger con text of work. Use the list below to help you begin that process.

    1    

What you enjoy doing and what you value can be helpful indicators about how you’d like to spend your working time. We’re not talking about finding and following your passion.     2    . We are talking about what makes you feel energized and excited. Think over the questions about your interests, values, traits and consider how you might answer them.

Reflect on your motivations

Ask yourself what are your motivations for working. Perhaps you want a career that will pay a higher entry-level salary than comparable occupations, or one that promises more flexibility so you can work from anywhere. But not all the careers will feature everything you like.     3    .

Think about your long-term goals

    4    . It helps you understand what it might take to reach them, both personally and professionally. The list can also help you approach a job search more specifically and lead you to the life you want.

Research career options

You’ve likely gathered a lot of information by now.     5    , start to conduct research on various career possibilities. You can use all the information you collect regarding your interests, values and traits, combined with your top motivations, to begin looking for careers or industries that might be a good fit for you.

A．Examine yourself

B．Make a list of your long-term goals

C．Find out the reason why you are moved

D．Once you have a bigger picture of yourself

E．So it’s important to understand your priority

F．That approach could be misleading and confusing

G．Unless you think deeply about what is your real aim

8 . As a public research university in the USA, our mission is the creation, dissemination (传播), preservation and application of knowledge for the betterment of our global society. Here is something that you need to know to have a clearer understanding about University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Awards and Honors

With 16 Nobel laureates, 15 MacArthur fellows, 120 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championships and more Olympic medals than most universities, our university has become a household name with academic and athletic brilliance. Because of this storied history, it’s easy to imagine that we’ve been around forever, when in fact, our university turned its 100th anniversary in 2019. We are just getting started the beginning of the story.

Community Engagement and Impact

The global city of Los Angeles is a dynamic environment for building and testing dreams. People come here because they want to make the world a better place and they find support in our mission, values and community. Their passion becomes a public service to the city, the state and the world.

Experience Major and Minor Discoveries

If you’re not sure of a major yet, don’t worry. Many freshmen change their major while at our university. Thanks to the width of our top-ranked academic program and our cross-disciplinary (跨学科的) approach, you’ll have endless opportunities to find your path. And our 10-week quarter system lets you sample a multitude of subjects and classes.

Freshmen generally decide on a major by the end of their sophomore year (大二学年). Transfer students who declare a major when applying must satisfy lower-level course requirements. You may be able to add a minor in an area that interests you.

1. How many years does UCLA have by 2023?

A．102.

B．103.

C．104.

D．105.

2. What is the benefit from community engagement of UCLA?

A．Getting support from community engagement.	B．Strengthening family connections.
C．Improving the city’s reputation.	D．Developing leadership.

3. What can we learn from the last two paragraphs?

A．Sophomores can choose their major.

B．The university has few majors to choose.

C．The students are not allowed to add any minor.

D．The freshmen have no options to choose their major.

9 . Children returned to school after a big wildfire in Northern California. But the influence is so huge that it will be some time before the life of students there returns to normal.

Eight schools were lost to the wildfire. Government officials were not sure how many of their nearly 3,500 students would report to temporary (临时的) schools. Some families have left California. Others are staying with friends. It is too far for some of them to drive to one of those schools every day.

There are not enough classrooms for middle and high schools. So for the l3 days before the start of the traditional winter break in the school year, students will learn through independent study. They will be given homework online and be able to visit a special drop-in center in Chico, California. Children going there can get help from teachers or visit other classmates.

Loren Lighthall, a spokesman for one school there, said studying will be less important than dealing with pain and reconnecting with friends. “They don’t have their school, they don’t have their work, they don’t have their friends, they don’t have books and we’re asking them to do homework?” Light hall said. “It’s less important at this point. We’re going to do it. But what is important now is to deal with the pain left.”

Search members have stopped looking for the lost in burned cars and houses. But they remain available whenever there is need for help.

1. What does the underlined “those schools” in the second paragraph refer to?

A．The schools being built.	B．The online schools.
C．The 8 schools lost to the fire	D．The temporary schools.

2. Why do the students have to learn through independent study?

A．Because there aren’t enough classrooms for them.

B．Because the traditional winter break is coming soon.

C．Because the students want to start a new way of study.

D．Because the teachers ask them to do their homework online.

3. What does Loren Lighthall mean by his words?

A．Students should go to school immediately.

B．It is important to deal with the pain.

C．Students should be given much homework.

D．It is not necessary to study after the fire.

4. What is the main idea of the text?

A．Life of students in North California has come to normal.

B．Search members have not stopped looking for the missing.

C．The wildfire in North California influences students greatly.

D．Classrooms are prepared for students affected in the wildfire.

10 . 阅读下列材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

Born in October 1937 in Kunshan, east China’s Jiangsu Province, Qian Qihu has spent over 60 years studying defense engineering,    1    (help) China to build an indestructible “Underground Steel Great Wall”. “Now we are talking about the underground Great Wall, not above the ground,     2    underground,” he explained. If the ground structures are destroyed, the underground “cities” can provide shelter and store the basic supplies    3    (require) for survival.

Since the 1960s, Qian has begun to study protection    4    nuclear bomb explosions and made major contributions to building a series of defense facilities deep inside mountains. Qian also planned underground spaces for over 20 key fortified (设防的) cities, providing    5    (faith) foundations for China’s future cities. Apart from defense facilities, many national projects are linked to Qian’s work,    6    already play a key part in Chinese people’s life.

In the early 1980s, China’s research in deep rock mechanics was    7    (rough) 10 years behind than abroad. As a latecomer, Qian spared no effort    8    (make) China catch up and put forward 16 key technical solutions to dozens of troublesome problems.

Qian, 86 years old now, is the    9    (win) of the country’s top science award, the State Preeminent Science and Technology Award, and     10    (award) the August 1 Medal — the highest military honor in the country — in 2022.