1. What problem does Roger have with exams?
A.He isn’t clever. | B.He isn’t confident. | C.He doesn’t work hard. |
A.By helping him to stay calm. |
B.By finding an expert for him. |
C.By giving him some advice about his future. |
A.She is easy to be tired. |
B.She often feels nervous. |
C.She finds exercise is a good way to relax. |
A.The coming tests. | B.The stress in life. | C.The learning methods. |
A.At 8:20. | B.At 8:40. | C.At 9:00. |
1. 你在英语学习中所遇到的困难;
2. 解决的方法以及学习感悟。
Dear Tom,
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Yours,
Li Hua
5 . Technology is widely available to students in classrooms across the United States, a new study shows. Nearly nine in ten U. S. public school students say they use digital learning (数字化学习) tools at least a few days a week. And more than half of those who were questioned said they used digital technology to learn every day.
In the new survey, digital learning tools means technology. It includes websites, application software programs, and online classes, games, videos and programs. The survey found that classroom technology gets high marks from educators. At least eight in ten teachers and school leaders say they see great value in using classroom technology tools now and in the future.
When it comes to preparing students for future careers (职业), the study found that educators are likely to say technology is more effective than non-digital tools for connecting learning to students’ careers.
Derek Kelley of Virginia agrees. He manages technology for Fairfax County Public Schools, which serves nearly 200,000 students. He said, “The important thing is to help prepare the students for real world experience and knowledge about technology is something students need.”
In the report, more than half of the special education teachers questioned said technology could help their students. Tony Daniel, a special education teacher, agrees with that. He teaches children with learning difficulties at the Springfield Estates Elementary School in Springfield, Virginia.
Nearly all pupils say digital learning tools are fun. Most say the technology helps them learn things on their own and at their own speed.
Almost three-fourths of secondary students say the technology tools help them learn things on their own. Over 50% said they make school more interesting. 42% would like to use them more often at school, and only 8% said they would like to use them less. One thing everyone agrees on is that technology is here to stay in American classrooms.
1. What can we learn from the new research?A.The schools have widely applied technologies in the US. |
B.It is easy for the students to master new technology. |
C.The power of technology will weaken in the future. |
D.Most students don’t like to use digital learning tools in the US. |
A.Special schools should provide the latest technology for students. |
B.Special education is worth investing a lot of effort and money. |
C.Digital learning tools are specially designed for special students. |
D.It is useful to use technology to teach in special education. |
A.Limiting their Internet time. | B.Learning at their own pace and level. |
C.Giving lecture-based learning. | D.Improving their mental health. |
A.By telling a story. | B.By analyzing causes and effects. |
C.By listing various numbers. | D.By presenting the experimental steps. |
6 . When I was in the fifth grade, my teachers first
My IQ was high, but I had
My family was not rich and I was
Ford Country Day School has become the most important turning
A.discovered | B.arranged | C.produced | D.advised |
A.even | B.already | C.again | D.only |
A.help | B.change | C.matter | D.happen |
A.worry about | B.pick up | C.focus on | D.find out |
A.beautiful | B.severe | C.convenient | D.funny |
A.shy | B.concerned | C.lucky | D.naughty |
A.parents | B.climbers | C.explorers | D.hikers |
A.referred | B.donated | C.agreed | D.attended |
A.rescued | B.scolded | C.allowed | D.encouraged |
A.hope | B.charge | C.job | D.style |
A.walked | B.drove | C.rode | D.ran |
A.confident | B.patient | C.familiar | D.afraid |
A.support | B.appreciation | C.satisfaction | D.curiosity |
A.difference | B.disability | C.comment | D.decision |
A.mind | B.help | C.point | D.defense |
Many students feared maths subject, and I was among them. Once I failed
When my mother
Later on she started teaching me mathematics. She encouraged me
Becoming an engineer
1. How does the girl feel about her maths homework?
A.Worried. | B.Confident. | C.Uninterested. |
A.Visit his brother. | B.Telephone his brother. | C.Help the girl with her homework. |
1.表达关心;
2.简要介绍学习汉语的方法;
3.表达希望和祝福。
注意:
1.写作词数应为80左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear David,
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Yours,
Li Hua
10 . High school is a busy time, but it doesn’t have to be hard! Our guide will help you improve your time management so you can stay on top of your school work and feel more in control over your schedule.
Make the most of your class time. Sit in front of the class.
Not every high school has flexible (灵活的) seating. However, take advantage of the opportunity to sit in front if you have it. If you’ve been arranged a seat in the back row, respectfully ask your teachers for a seat closer to the front.
Set short-term goals by learning how to achieve your long-term goals. Research the steps it takes to achieve your long-term goals by talking to professionals who have achieved those goals and searching the Internet for information.
A.Figure out your preferences |
B.Chances are that they’ll help you. |
C.Avoid writing down every single word. |
D.There’s a good chance someone else is struggling with it too. |
E.Doing so will help you focus on the lesson and avoid being absent-minded. |
F.Then determine what you can do An high school to start taking those steps. |
G.Narrow your list down until you have identified the career you’d like to pursue. |