1 . Zhang Shuo became a winner of Labor Day Medal of this year. Before that, he was
Zhang Shuo got a job of designing advertisements in Harbin in 2015. Two years later, he decided to return to his hometown, Dongsheng Village in Hegang, to help his aging parents with their rice farm. He started his job as a food deliveryman (快递员) in 2018. “I just wanted to use the off season of farming to
Zhang Shuo was always attaching more importance to the quality of service than the quantity of orders. In late December 2018, a snowstorm
In June, 2019, Zhang Shuo became the manager of the delivery operations of Meituan in Hegang City. Since then, he began to find more ways to help young villagers get out of poverty (贫穷) and increase their
| A．brought | B．lost | C．greeted | D．honored |
| A．pay | B．earn | C．win | D．spend |
| A．narrow | B．limited | C．huge | D．little |
| A．put up | B．stay on | C．watch out | D．hold back |
| A．forced | B．encouraged | C．warned | D．allowed |
| A．provided | B．decorated | C．served | D．wrapped |
| A．cold | B．warm | C．burning | D．freezing |
| A．order | B．challenge | C．dinner | D．review |
| A．pressure | B．safety | C．income | D．degree |
| A．However | B．Otherwise | C．Moreover | D．Therefore |
2 . Henry remembers the day well. It was a day that would change his life. He was sitting at the kitchen table, watching his ten-year-old granddaughter, Sophia, do her homework. She had asked him a question about history and was now
Henry had spent forty years working as a librarian in a school. He was now
After four years, Henry got his degree in history. “
| A．pointing to | B．looking for | C．caring about | D．staring at |
| A．admitted | B．experienced | C．retired | D．educated |
| A．deep | B．soft | C．high | D．low |
| A．risks | B．benefits | C．services | D．topics |
| A．dull | B．calm | C．active | D．secret |
| A．mistake | B．speech | C．interview | D．decision |
| A．turn | B．seat | C．picture | D．course |
| A．Completing | B．Organizing | C．Planning | D．Preparing |
| A．doubtful | B．confident | C．silent | D．puzzled |
| A．rarely | B．seldom | C．never | D．only |
3 . Paen Long has had a dream ever since he saw a plane for the first time at the age of six. His dream was to
It took him a year to build his plane, using mostly recycled materials.The plane’s first
Although the first try
His wife, Hing Muoyheng, worries about her husband, especially as they have two young sons. However, she has no
| A．repair | B．make | C．draw | D．buy |
| A．carefully | B．impatiently | C．secretly | D．suddenly |
| A．make use of | B．make fun of | C．get tired of | D．turn to |
| A．before | B．until | C．when | D．since |
| A．expected | B．saved | C．stolen | D．borrowed |
| A．answer | B．learn | C．control | D．guess |
| A．design | B．flight | C．interview | D．meeting |
| A．Therefore | B．Besides | C．However | D．Otherwise |
| A．angry | B．excited | C．proud | D．embarrassed |
| A．appeared | B．continued | C．changed | D．failed |
| A．determined | B．kind | C．nervous | D．upset |
| A．serious | B．sorry | C．hungry | D．grateful |
| A．chance | B．aim | C．choice | D．reason |
| A．experts | B．classmates | C．volunteers | D．workers |
| A．give up | B．give in | C．give away | D．give out |
4 . As a kid growing up in a suburb of London. I loved to go looking for the perfect park bench. Some Sunday mornings, my dad could be persuaded to drive to new parks. We’d have a kick-around with a soccer ball, share a bag of Doritos and check out all the benches in the area, reading the words on them.
The good park bench leaves me in a state, somewhere between nostalgia (怀旧) and eager anticipation. Where once I was excited by the words carved on wood, I now find, as a 10-year-old, that I’m more appreciative of each bench’s quiet stoicism (坦然淡定), the way they are willing to wait out their turn in every weather, remaining available to all-comers. Like a good book or piece of music, a park bench allows for a sense of solitude (独处) and community at the same time, which is crucial to life in a great city.
Part of my obsession with park benches is as spaces where history settles. By planting seeds of curiosity, and making space for reflection, park benches become doors to the past. Maybe that’s the greatest power of the park bench: its capacity encourages the art of observation. A good bench catches us in our quietest, most vulnerable (脆弱的) moments, when we may be open to imagining new narratives and revisiting old ones. Our masks are taken off, hung from the bench’s wrought iron. On other nearby benches, babies are being burped. Glances exchanged. Sandwiches eaten. Newspapers read it .
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Which aspect of park benches does paragraph 3 focus on?| A．Design. | B．History. | C．Location. | D．Power. |
5 . Stuck inside his room at an assisted living center, Bob Coleman knew he could not go out in public with the epidemic (疫). But he was not cut off from outside: he shared his love for country music over the Internet. “Hello, everybody. It’s a bright day in Tennessee,” he said into his microphone. “This is Bob Coleman, coming to you from Room3325…”. Then Coleman began to play the music he loves-hits from country music stars. The 88-year-old carefully chooses each song.
Coleman and several other retirees have turned into DJs (流行音乐播音员), for a new online radio hour known as “Radio Recliner.” A marketing company called Luckie came up with the idea of Radio Recliner. Listeners can send song requests in honor of family or friends. For example, listeners might hear a message like this: “Hey, Granny. This is your favorite granddaughter Amy. We just wanted to call in and say we love you.” The 60-minute show started with retirees in middle Tennessee. It has since expanded, with residents of assisted-living centers in other states taking part in the project. Many jumped at the chance to work as a DJ to ease the loneliness of social distancing rules.
Mitch Bennett serves as Luckie’s chief creative officer. He says the idea was to provide a sense of community to older people. “For this generation, radio was the original social media,” Bennett said, “Dedicating a song to someone you love and having them hear it along with everyone else is a special way of connecting.”
In Georgia, 80-year-old Ed Rosenblatt, who had made full preparations for his show, said an hour he spent playing songs on Radio Recliner resulted in a flood of text messages, emails and calls from family and friends, and many of the messages were from people he had not heard from for years.
What’s the best title for the text?| A．Older Adults Need More Care During the Epidemic |
| B．Older Adults, Stuck by the Epidemic, Turn Into DJs |
| C．Older Adults Were Busy With Music During the Epidemic |
| D．Older Adults, Stuck by the Epidemic, Show Music Talents |
2. Write your own understandings of the relationship between family members.
3. 100—120 words.
The day that I met my best friend for the first time, I was anxiously reviewing for an important exam in the local library. Because I kept being disturbed by others, I was unable to make any progress, The last straw was when I heard someone singing behind me. I turned around and gave the person a dirty look. It was a tall girl about the same age as me and she had a slight smile on her face. Standing near the “English Literature” section, she seemed to be looking for a book. “How could she be so selfish (自私的)?” I thought angrily.
I picked up my books, looked into her eyes and said angrily, “Please be considerate in public. I’ve been unable to study because of your terrible singing”
I still hate thinking of that moment. Let me tell you the rest of the story though.
Two hours later, I realized I’d forgotten my most important textbook in the library. What was worse, the library had already closed. I was close to tears. Just then, the phone rang. A soft voice introduced the speaker as Li Hua and asked if I was Jane. After confirming that I was, she told me that she had noticed my book in the library. As my phone number was in it, she called and told me she didn’t live far away and could bring it to me.
Paragraph 1: I sighed (叹息) with relief and agreed to meet her at the store down the road.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph 2: Can you believe we became best friends?
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________8 . Even our good friends may sometimes hurt our feelings. What should we do, hold on to the
It was an afternoon in March. Several weeks ago, I finally
However, the next day she lost the book. She was reading it on the bus and must have dropped it as she was
I didn’t speak to her for the following two days. On the
| A．before | B．future | C．after | D．past |
| A．was addicted to | B．got hands on | C．applied for | D．suffered from |
| A．was | B．were | C．weren’t | D．wasn’t |
| A．sold | B．sought | C．ordered | D．searched |
| A．sadly | B．excitedly | C．unfortunately | D．actually |
| A．that | B．where | C．if | D．how |
| A．borrowed | B．lent | C．bought | D．lost |
| A．until | B．while | C．because | D．so |
| A．moving in | B．trying out | C．getting on | D．getting off |
| A．careless | B．careful | C．frank | D．attractive |
| A．more | B．worse | C．new | D．wrong |
| A．first | B．second | C．third | D．fourth |
| A．way | B．friend | C．book | D．money |
| A．Seeing | B．Preferring | C．Looking | D．Reminding |
| A．unfortunate | B．previous | C．unstable | D．important |
9 . My husband and I always wanted to go to the Caribbean but didn’t know much about the islands or how we were going to afford it. By chance, a friend of ours in Australia mentioned “pet sitting” and that it is something you can do all over the world.
We quickly created an account on a pet sitting website and began searching for options. There were only a couple of sits available in that part of the world, but we tried our luck, sent a request, and to our surprise, landed a three-month job in Grenada, so our year was going to be taken up with Caribbean pet sits.
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Why did the author do pet sitting?| A．To cover travel expenses. | B．To raise fund. |
| C．To conserve the environment. | D．To shoot beautiful beaches. |
10 . Eighteen-year-old David Aguilar from Andorra was born without a right forearm due to a rare genetic condition but that has never stopped him from doing anything he wanted to do including typing on a computer with his partial arm.
Like most kids, David was a LEGO fan and he loved building cars, boats, planes, and motorbikes. But David also knew that he looked different and wanted to do something about it. “As a child I was very nervous to be in front of other guys, because I was different, but that didn’t stop me believing in my dreams,” David said. “I wanted to... see myself in the mirror like I see other guys, with two hands.”
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David plans to create affordable prosthetics for people who need them, saying, “I would try to give them a prosthetic, even if it’s for free, to make them feel like a normal person.”
1. How did David feel when standing in front of other kids?| A．Anxious. | B．Natural. | C．Confident. | D．Frightened. |
| A．To be an expert in building LEGO. | B．To become rich by selling prosthetic arms. |
| C．To offer disabled people cheaper prosthetics. | D．To start a company hiring more disabled people. |
