A.Reporter and actor. | B.Manager and secretary. | C.Teacher and student. |
2 . AP at a Glance
Get an Overview of the AP ProgramThe Advanced Placement ® Program (AP) enables willing and academically-prepared students to pursue college-level studies while they are still in high school. The program develops college-level courses that high schools can choose to offer and corresponding AP exams that are administered once a year.
Fast Facts·AP courses are available in seven subject categories.
·Each AP course is modeled on a comparable introductory college course in the subject.
·Each course comes to an end in a standardized college-level assessment or an AP exam.
·AP exams are given in May each year at testing locations all over the world.
·Schools must be authorized by the AP Course Audit to offer approved AP courses and use the “AP” designation (名称).
AdvantagesTaking AP courses and exams can help students:
·Stand out on college applications. AP courses on a student’s transcript (学生成绩报告单) show that they’ve challenged themselves with the strictest courses available to them. And success on an AP exam shows that they’re ready for college-level coursework.
·Earn college credits and skip introductory courses in college. Most four-year colleges and universities in the United States, as well as many institutions in more than 100 other countries, grant students’ credit, placement, or both for qualifying AP exam scores.
1. Who are suitable to apply for the program?A.Middle school teachers. |
B.High school students. |
C.Program designers. |
D.Company administrators. |
A.Study seven reports. |
B.Earn enough credits. |
C.Take a relevant exam. |
D.Use the “AP” designation. |
A.Getting a high school transcript sooner. |
B.More foreign universities to be chosen from. |
C.Studying more introductory courses in college. |
D.Higher possibility of being admitted to a university. |
1.介绍活动;
2.你的看法;
3.欢迎他参加。
注意:
1. 词数 80 词左右;
2. 开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数;
3. 可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
Dear Alan,
I’m excited to tell you about the campus activities to celebrate the second National Ecology Day on August 15, 2024.
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Li Hua
Though a student’s complaint that a question is too hard might be more a matter of effort than ability, it is true
Blooms taxonomy is a long-standing cognitive framework that categorizes critical reasoning in order to help educators set more well-
There are six levels in the taxonomy that each
The goal of education is to create thinkers and doers. Bloom’s taxonomy gives a path to follow from the beginning of a concept or skill to its end, or to the point
注意:1. 词数80左右; 2. 可以适当增加细节使行文流畅。
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A.Hand in a paper. | B.Have a day off. | C.Attend an economic lecture. |
1. 具体的活动安排;
2. 活动的意义。
注意:
1. 写作词数应为80左右;
2. 可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
Dear Sir or Madam,
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Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
I was an average student in my early elementary years. I came home with a steady flow of B’s, C’s and the occasional F’s in second language subjects. I was told that I wasn’t applying myself and, as every report card I ever brought home clearly stated, I talked too much.
I didn’t write when I was supposed to write. I talked to others while the teacher was giving instructions. That I could recite what she had said to the class while I was talking was not helpful because I had a negative effect on my classmates’ learning. So I regularly brought home disappointing report cards.
My parents and my teachers didn’t know what to do with me. Punishments didn’t seem to work. Rewards didn’t seem to either. And, frankly, I don’t think I knew what I could do to “apply myself”. And I certainly didn’t know how to not enjoy talking with my classmates! What I knew was that I talked too much. Until grade 5.
That autumn, we had a sudden change in teachers as our elderly teacher took a medical leave. In his place, a young substitute (代课老师) arrived — Mrs Royal. She looked like she was freshly out of university and seemed too young to be cast in the role of being responsible for a class of tween, but there she was, charged with a lively group, and me.
I don’t remember many details of that year except the afternoon when I got my first report card from her. She handed out the report cards right after the afternoon break and invited us to look them over. Then she let us know that we could all talk quietly amongst ourselves while she called each student up one at a time, in alphabetical order (按字母顺序), to discuss our report cards with her.
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 looked over my report card, expecting the usual result.
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A.Classmates. | B.Co-workers. | C.Teacher and student. |
A.A graduation ceremony. | B.A job fair. | C.A school trip. |
A.Visit Europe. | B.Move abroad. | C.Attend university. |
10 . I was typing papers for new school students when Mama called. We talked about some senseless things for a while before she finally told me about it. “Well, Donner, there’s this class up at the high school this summer.” She said. “They say they can teach me to read and write. I’m trying to decide whether.”
“Of course, you should do it! That would be so wonderful. I’d be so proud of you.” I answered. She was 63 and had survived two alcoholic husbands and was an expert at buying and selling garage sale junk to keep food on her own table and buy Christmas presents for me and my brother’s kids. She used food stamps to buy food and other goods. Mama laughed, seemingly with relief. “Well, you know, I’d about gotten used to being the silliest old lady in town,” she said.
It turned out that her neighbor had found the class for her. The young woman had been doing Mama’s “business” for a while in my absence, helping to relieve my guilt over leaving Mississippi. The friend was a little crazy, but Mama liked her. She was real and, by then, I hated pretension as much as Mama did. When I was little, she would tell me: “Remember, Donner Kay, nobody’s better than anybody else.”
Three months into the class. Mama left a message on my answering machine: “Donner, I taught a class tonight!” She was almost singing the words. “The teacher let me teach the class!” She soon wrote me a letter in a careful, boxy print I had never seen, instead of the strange way she had long written family names she had memorized.
The next time I flew home to visit, we both laughed like 12-year-olds as she read words from billboards on the way from the airport. Her grammar was getting better. She kept talking about her classes and the other students.
1. Why did Donner’s mother phone her according to Paragraph 1?A.To advise Donner to take a course. | B.To show her support for Donner. |
C.To tell Donner her decision. | D.To ask Donner for advice. |
A.Shocked. | B.Delighted. | C.Puzzled. | D.Worried. |
A.What progress Donner’s mother made. |
B.The difficulty Donner’s mother had in learning. |
C.How Donner’s mother learned to read and write. |
D.The effects other students had on Donner’s mother. |