1 . 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。

Recently, a video of a doctor in Shanghai who can effortlessly switch between different languages    1    dialects during patient consultations, goes viral online, Dong Xi, director of the Reproductive Medicine Center of Zhongshan Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University, has been practicing medicine for more than 20 years and once    2    (study) in Japan for five years. As    3    doctor, she usually meets patients from different countries and regions every day. She can    4    (fluent) communicate with patients in English, Japanese, Shanghainese and Anhui dialect,     5    draws her closer to her patients    6    (understand) their needs better.

Her excellent language skills and professionalism were widely praised by netizens. Some netizens also jokingly said that her appearance reminds them of Chinese actress Xu Fan. The sudden    7    (popular) of the video brough1 her to fame and she was surprised and grateful    8    the love of netizens. During an interview with media, she said she is even    9    (busy) now because many patients came especially to visit    10    after watching the video.

2 . 2021年8月，徐州市进行一系列全民核酸检测紧急演习活动，医务工作者和志愿者的辛苦和奉献精神深深触动了市民。请你就此写篇英语报道，投稿给Teens报社。
要点如下：
1. 概述演习活动；
2. 概述医务工作者和志愿者的付出；
3. 你的感想。
注意：1. 词数80左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇：emergency nucleic acid testing drills紧急核酸检测演习
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3 . “We need to shampoo the patient s hair,” said Kristen, a physician assistant. Operating room nurse Jess seconded the idea. With the two of them advocating, it needed to happen.

Somehow for the last 23 years, as a man with short hair, I’d always considered a wash with water to be enough to clean a patient’s hair after surgery. We would wash it the day after. That’s just how we’d done things. But why not wash it in the operating room before the patient wakes up? The literature suggests no danger, so I went along with Kristen and Jess, and bought good shampoo.

The first time we did it, it seemed a little time-wasting. If it was about surgical cleanliness, it wasn’t required. As we continued to wash the patient’s hair, I began to notice the effect it had on everyone else in the room. The shampoo transformed the room to a spa for just a few minutes. The patient was the subject of the cleansing, but we benefited too. It was a quiet, collective feeling, knowing that we were finishing our work well. The sweet smell of washing fixed that in our minds.

Patients say they don’t care about hair, but they do. It can be a symbol of power or beauty, as with Samson or Rapunzel. A contemporary example, hair in Namwali Serpell’s novel The Old Drifts serves as a symbol of individual and personality. People definitely care about their hair.

Washing the hair with nice shampoo symbolizes the beginning of some kind of recovery, a return to a new normal for the patient, cleansing away the misfortune that caused them to need me.

We sent the patient out of the room with clean hair, knowing and showing that we’d cared for them well. The patient is more than a case—they’re a fellow human, after all. A postsurgical shampoo seems like a good talisman (护身符), and it’s not time-wasting.

1. What can we learn about the first hair-washing experience in the operating room?

A．The patient was a man with short hair.

B．The idea was first put forward by Jess

C．The experience was a total waste of time.

D．The author realized various benefits afterwards.

2. What’s the author’ s purpose in writing paragraph 4?

A．To explain the power of beauty.

B．To show what hair means to people.

C．To introduce a classic book about hair.

D．To discuss the effect of hair on personality.

3. What will the author probably do in the future?

A．Wash patients’ hair before surgery.

B．Stop wasting time on hair-washing.

C．Continue to shampoo patients’ hair.

D．Give patients talismans for good luck.

4. Which of the following best describes the author as a doctor?

A．Honest.	B．Ambitious.
C．Caring.	D．Generous.

4 . A 96-year-old woman, believed to be the oldest working nurse in the country, has retired from Tacoma. Washington, hospital.

Last week, Florence Rigney, better known to her friends as “SeeSee”, retired as a nurse MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital after over 70 years. Throughout her career — which began as student nurse, Rigney worked consistently, only taking a “break” from nursing to raise her two children.

Working as a nurse has kept Rigney very active. She's traveled across the country as an operatic nurse and even logged up to three miles on her treadmill from walking during her shifts. “I don't like to around — I've always got to have something to do. That's my nature,” Rigney said in a statement, adding that she always wanted to become a nurse. “I love to interact with patients and give them the help that I can.”

Rigney planned on retiring once at age 65, but after six months, she decided that she needed the job to stay active and keep her mind sharp. Now as she officially retired, the hospital noted that Rigney planned on spending most of her time enjoying family and friends. “Even working into her nineties she has never been one to slow down. Some of her colleagues joked that they had to sprint to keep up with her,” said Laureen Driscoll, president of the hospitals. “SeeSee's continued to be a dedicated nurse and an incredible resource to her colleagues and community. It's humbling to stop and think about the thousands and thousands of lives she's cured for. Everyone at MultiCare thanks Rigney for her unmatched dedication and service, and we're proud to honor her by supporting tomorrow's future nurses,” she continued.

As she said goodbye to her beloved job, Rigney offered some advice for other nurses. “Don't ever think that you know it all.” she noted in the release. “I kind of did that when I was in the operating room and you have to always be open. You never stop learning.”

In her honor, the hospital announced the creation of its SeeSee Rigney Nursing Endowed Scholarship Fund, which will provide scholarships for MultiCare employees for continued learning and development in nursing.

1. Rigney continued working at age 65 because she ______.

A．needed to support her family	B．wanted to stay energetic and sharp
C．hoped to show her personal value	D．intended to promote nurse training

2. What was Rigney's suggestion for younger nurses?

A．Remain confident.	B．Care for each other.
C．Keep active and patient.	D．Stay hungry for knowledge.

3. According to the passage, Rigney is respected mainly due to her ______.

A．old age and good health	B．quick mind and great creativity
C．positive attitude and hard work	D．high position and good resource

5 . A new exhibition celebrates the life of Florence Nightingale, an English woman whose ideas about cleanliness are vital to this day.

The exhibit can be seen at the Florence Nightingale Museum at St Thomas' Hospital in London. It marks the 200th anniversary（周年纪念） of Nightingale's birth. The exhibit tells the story of how she overcame difficulties to become the world's most famous nurse. The show recreates her bedroom and lets visitors hear a recording of her voice, and even smell the perfume she wore. Fiona Hibberts is a nursing consultant and works for the hospital's Nightingale Academy. She described Nightingale's work as "really, really significant" to future generations. "Obviously, she was a forceful leader," Hibberts said. "And we need clear, visible, strong leadership today and certainly in modern nursing."

The exhibition, called "Nightingale in 200 Objects, People & Places", will continue for a year. St Thomas' is one of a small number of hospitals in Britain with an area for the treatment of coronavirus patients. "The emphasis on good hygiene（卫生）, fresh air, exercise, good food ... no matter how much we advance, those fundamental foundational principles of Florence are still very much the basis of modern nursing," Hibberts noted. She added, "It's the same old message: Wash your hands."

Nightingale became world famous after she and a small team of medical workers travelled to modern-day Istanbul during the Crimean War. It was fought mainly on the Crimean Peninsula in the middle of the 1850s. Nightingale helped treat British soldiers wounded in the fighting. In an unclean hospital, she witnessed thousands of soldiers die from infectious diseases. Their deaths led to her decision to try to improve conditions. The lamp she used when visiting patients at night, as well as the nurses' uniform she created, is on display at the exhibition. Yvonne Moores is Chair of the Florence Nightingale Foundation and Britain's former national Chief Nursing Officer. "If Florence Nightingale herself was here, she would be supporting all that is being said at the moment. She was absolutely into infection control and hand-washing, being very observant."

1. What does the passage mainly tell us?

A．Effective measures to fight against the spreading coronavirus.

B．An exhibition celebrating the life of Florence Nightingale.

C．An appeal to the British for frequent visits to the exhibition .

D．The difficulties Florence Nightingale overcame to be a nurse.

2. What are people most likely to learn about Nightingale from the exhibition?

A．Her argument against the war.	B．Her attitudes to fame and fortune.
C．Her opinions about cleanliness.	D．Her comments on modern nursing.

3. What is the real purpose of the new exhibition?

A．To reflect on the history of medicine.	B．To inform us of how to stay healthy.
C．To display Nightingale's belongings.	D．To remember Florence Nightingale.

6 . In face of COVID-19, every medical worker is a hero. Sigrid Stokes, a nurse, is in no ________ to retire at age 76. She is too busy working to save lives during this ________ pandemic, just as her mother, Kristine Mueller, did more than a century ago. Her mother ________ those people stricken by flu pandemic in 1918. Now, Stokes is ________ to give vaccinations to health care workers ________ the coronavirus.

Among the many photos of her mother, Stokes has one that she displays ________ of her mother in her white ________ talking to child star Shirley Temple as both smiled broadly.It’s the same sense of ________ at helping people that Stokes brings to her own work.

“I give very good ________,” she says with a slight smile. She proves it when she ________ puts a needle into the arm of a health care worker who doesn’t even ________ it.

Stokes was working part-time when the coronavirus began to ________ the country last year. She was too old to ________ COVID-19 patients, but knew she could help with vaccinations. As she arrives at work each day, she wears her uniform and a necklace that her mother ________ each day when she was alive. “I wear them every time I come to work ________ I feel like my mom is with me.”

1.

A．dream

B．mood

C．need

D．quality

2.

A．local

B．slight

C．deadly

D．annual

3.

A．attended to

B．ran into

C．relied on

D．looked for

4.

A．ordered

B．expected

C．examined

D．assigned

5.

A．analyzing

B．battling

C．dominating

D．exploring

6.

A．desperately

B．hurriedly

C．proudly

D．cautiously

7.

A．uniform

B．coat

C．skirt

D．dress .

8.

A．sorrow

B．belonging

C．stress

D．joy

9.

A．tests

B．shots

C．operations

D．instructions

10.

A．secretly

B．quickly

C．nervously

D．skillfully

11.

A．tolerate

B．accept

C．feel

D．make

12.

A．sweep

B．influence

C．control

D．destroy

13.

A．move

B．reject

C．comfort

D．treat

14.

A．bought

B．found

C．wore

D．grabbed

15.

A．because

B．although

C．unless

D．or

7 . 假设你是李华，你要给学校的英语广播站投稿，介绍你的偶像钟南山。请根据以下提示，简要介绍钟南山，并表达你对钟南山院士的看法。

姓名	钟南山	职业	医生
出生年月	1936年10月	出生地	南京
主要事迹： 2020年春节，带领众多医疗工作者参与抗击新冠肺炎（COVID-19） 坚持在医学领域工作60年，是一位受世界人民尊敬的好医生

注意：1. 词数80左右；2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯.
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8 . A: Good afternoon, Dr. Smith.
B:     1    ..Sit down, please. What's wrong with you?
A: I don't know. But     2    .
B: You look pale.     3    .
A: Yes.
B: Er…Let me check you over first .…Oh, you have the flu.
A:    4    .
B: Don't worry. Nothing serious. Take this medicine three times a day.
A:    5    .
A. Thank you, doctor.
B.I am not feeling very well.
C. Good afternoon.
D. Is it serious?
E. Do you have a headache?

9 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

I am a doctor, so I love my job. I always have, but I feel particularly proud to do it at the moment. With COVID-19 sweeping through Wuhan, people are avoiding hospitals as possible they can. However, pregnant women still need to come into the hospital. Babies still need to be born.

Right now, it is even scarier for these women, as they have to come in on their own, often feeling frightened. Their families are separated from them due to safety measures. We’ve always provided physical support, but now we are doing so on a different level — we also have to keep them company and offer emotional support. Unfortunately, some of the women have caught corona-virus, and being at the hospital puts me at risk. Personally, I feel protected because we have full personal protective equipment, which we wear all through our 13-hour shifts. You don’t know if someone is carrying corona-virus or not.

I didn’t want to put my family in danger by bringing the virus home and possibly passing it on to them. As a single parent to my children, Xiaohua, 12 years old, and Xiaoyong, 9, I realized I had to make a very tough decision about my family’s safety when the country went into lockdown. Giving up work wasn’t an option for me. I wanted to be able to look after the women who were feeling poorly and very scared, but I could not leave my little angels behind either.

At this point, my sister suggested that the children stay with her and her husband for the time being and leave me to my hospital duties. I thought it was a great idea, so we set a date for her to pick them up. When I explained the situation to my angels and told them they needed to stay with their aunt for a while, they both seemed upset, but agreed to go. On the day I saw them off, they kept looking back at me until they were too far to be seen.

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。

After that, my workload increased because some of my coworkers fell ill.

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A week later, it came to Xiaoyong’s birthday.

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10 . 阅读短文，在未给提示词的空白处仅填写 1个适当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。

Dr Lin Qiaozhi graduated     1     Peking Union Medical College (PUMC) and then became the first woman physician in the OB-GYN department of the PUMC Hospital.     2    (send) to study in Europe and then, in the US in 1939, though invited to stay, she chose to return to the OB-GYN department, becoming its first woman director in 1941.     3     it closed during the war, she opened a private clinic for poor patients.