1 . If it is possible, keep a spare pair of glasses ______ in case your main pair is broken or lost.

A．exceptional

B．essential

C．accessible

D．primitive

2 . 这家百年老店重新焕发生机，通过网店让美味触手可及，不再只有附近居民才能品尝。（restrict）(汉译英)
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3 . 他们认为塑料既方便又便宜，而替代品可能会昂贵或不易获得。（汉译英）
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4 . 拓展单词
1. secure adj. 安全的→________ n. 安全→________ adv. 安全地
2. motivate v. 激发，激励→________ n. 动机，动力
3. occupy v. 占用，占去（时间）→________ n. 职业；（土地、房屋等的）使用，占用→________ adj. 被占用的，使用中的
4. access n. 接触的机会→________ adj. 可接近的，可使用的
5. rely v. (为生活或生存而)依赖→________ adj. 可靠的→________ adv. 可靠地
6. appropriate adj. 恰当的；合适的→________ adv. 恰当地，合适地
7. promote v. 促进，增进→________ n. 提升，促进
8. object n. 目标，目的；物体→________ adj. 客观的→________ adv. 客观地

5 . 汉译英
1. ________n．十年；十年期
2. ________adj.年老的
3. ________n．同情
4. ________n．搁板，架子
5. ________n．改进；改革
6. ________adj.坚实的
7. ________adj.易懂的
8. ________n．精神

6 . Having access to the Internet at home is a huge step in making online education _______ (access) to everybody. (所给词的适当形式填空)

7 . Unlike other activities, China’s first space lesson is even more ________ and more easily enjoyed by the students and teachers with enthusiasm of exploring the unknown fields.

A．unconscious

B．accessible

C．energetic

D．abstract

8 . Online learning platforms have made education more        to individuals worldwide, regardless of their geographical location.

A．useful

B．relevant

C．accessible

D．affordable

9 . How to explain this knowledge in a(n) ________ way is a challenge for university professors.

A．massive

B．mature

C．accessible

D．urgent

10 . Directions: Complete the following passage by using the words in the box. Each word can only be used once. Do note that there is one word more than you need in each passage.

A. nesting       B. signals       C. accessible     D. overnight       AB. decisively       AC. illiterates AD. literally       BC. unaware       BD. motivated       CD. accused     ABC. terrifying

The good news is that today’s teenagers are greedy readers and productive writers. The bad news is that what they are reading and writing are text messages.

It’s an unmissable trend. Even if you don’t have teenage kids, you’ll still see other people’s offspring wandering around, their eyes averted, tapping away, totally     1     of their surroundings. Take a group of teenagers to see the eight wonders of the world. Chances are that they’ll     2     be texting all the way, even if it means missing all those awe-inspiring moments. Show a teenager Jan Vermeer’s The Girl with a Pearl Earring. You might get a quick glance before a buzz     3     the arrival of the latest SMS.

Now before I am     4     of throwing stones in a glass house, let me confess. I probably send about 50 texts a day, and I receive what seem like 200. But there is difference, I also read books. It’s a quaint old habit I picked up as a kid, in the days before cellphones began     5     in the palms of the young.

According to a survey carried about in 2019, half of today’s teenagers don’t read books except when they’re made to. What is more     6     to me as a high school teacher is the fact that almost two-thirds of high school freshmen read for pleasure for less than an hour per week. Nearly half of seniors don’t read for pleasure at all.

Why does this matter? Because, to some extent, this texting craze can and will produce a large number of cultural    7     who are cut off from the civilization of their ancestors if we don’t take some necessary measures.

So how can we encourage our teenagers to read books? Whether in the classroom or at home, one of the best ways to promote reading is by reading together. Another way to encourage reading is to help teenagers set a goal to read a certain number of books or read books from a certain genre. This will help them stay focused and     8     to read. For instance, if your child loves playing football, read the storybook related to football. Or if your child loves going on walks, take along some picture books to read along the way. By making reading more     9     and fun, we can foster a love of reading in them.

But don’t expect children to fall in love with reading     10    . When it comes to reading, trust the process.