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1、When I was your age, I wanted ________a scientist in the robot field.
A．being
B．to being
C．be
D．to be
2、---It was careless of you to leave your can unlocked all night.
--- My God. .
A. So I did B. So was it
C. So did I D. So did it
3、The teacher _____ him to learn English well, but he wouldn’t listen.
A. persuaded B. tried to persuade
C. preferred D. expected
4、By the time he was 14, he advanced math on his own. It was the reason that he could answer the difficult math problem.
A．studied
B．had studied
C．was studying
D．has studied
5、The "Chinese Dream" is ____ dream to improve people's well-being and ____ dream of harmony, peace and development.
A. the; a B. a; a
C. a; the D. the; the
6、The workers demanded that they _______ more rest.
A．have
B．had
C．will have
D．would have
7、It was in the lab ______ was taken charge of by the Professor ______ they did the experiment.
A. that; where B. which; that
C. what; that D. which; where
8、The government is taking action to protect natural ________ and call on the public not to waste them.
A．sources
B．functions
C．resources
D．symbols
9、She ought to stop working. She has a headache because she ______ all day long.
A．has been reading
B．had read
C．is reading
D．read
10、“___________ race” means that two people form a group with their on-leg tied and they will walk for contest with three legs.
A. three-legging B. three-legged
C. three-legs D. three-leg
11、—What are you doing, Mum?
—I'm preparing dinner. An important guest ________ in an hour.
A．has come
B．came
C．is coming
D．was coming
12、They don't allow ________ in the building, but they allow me ________ out of it.
A. to smoke; smoking B. smoking; smoking
C. to smoke; to smoke D. smoking; to smoke
13、A new high-speed railway line was ________between Ji’an and Ganzhou over a year ago.
A．set down
B．set off
C．set out
D．set up
14、Before stood a terrible man;the little girl could do nothing .
A. she;but cry B. her;but cry
C. she;but to cry D. her;but crying
15、You say the manager might not agree to the plan? ________, I will not put it forward in the meeting tomorrow morning.
A.In no case B.In any case
C.In case D.In that case
16、There is no point ________ with him.
A.to argue B.you argue C.in arguing D.for arguing
17、I'd like the red silk dress__________that black one if you let me choose.
A. other than B. rather than
C. more or less D. more than
18、—I'm sure I will get good grades in the graduation exam.
—If so, I believe your parents________happy.
A．would be
B．are
C．were
D．will be
19、Researchers were ______ from all over China to develop the new system.
A．brought in
B．brought up
C．brought out
D．brought about
20、________has a good knowledge of physics and history is qualified for the position.
A．No matter who
B．Whomever
C．Whoever
D．Those who
21、After several discussions, the team reached an agreement to ________ with the traditional route in case of unexpected dangers.
A．postpone
B．possess
C．proceed
D．process
22、The high-speed rail of China is ________ in the world.
A．in the lead
B．take its advice
C．now and then
D．jump in with both feet
23、The leaders of Catalonia said that he had decided to delay the declaration of independence ______ they could have a further negotiation with Spanish government.
A.in case B.in order to C.so that D.not until
24、 Plants and trees need water to grow; ______, friendship needs our heart and passion to develop.
A. similarly B. generally
C. naturally D. fortunately
25、The speech was wonderful ______ it lasted too long．
A．as if B．for C．except that D．except when
26、A soldier named Jibril Jenning is being considered as a local hero in Oklahoma for giving an elderly woman and her groceries a ride home after seeing her carrying heavy bags near a busy highway in hot weather.
Janice Hall. walked from Walmart with her arms full of groceries. Unluckily the temperature was around 100 degrees Fahrenheit（华氏度）that day. In the burning sun, Hall was struggling to carry her bags to her house. Seeing her great trouble, Jennings offered Hall a ride home, which she happily accepted Little did the soldier know, but the passerby Amber Roy began recording the pair. “I didn't think that anyone was recording when I was helping her,” the soldier said later. “Once I got into the car, she immediately started talking. She reminded me of my grandma. She started telling me about her day.”
Roy shared the video of the sweet scene on Facebook, where it has been viewed over 3.3 million times so far. Hall also said that she had no idea they were being recorded. They soon made it back to Hall's house, where the soldier helped the woman carry in her purchases. “That man was really a sweet guy, and I just couldn't believe it,” Hall added. “Then he came over here and helped me carry my groceries in.” Better yet, Jennings said that he plans to help fix the broken road outside Hall's home to make her life easier.
Social media commenters, meanwhile, had a whole lot to say about the heartwarming good deed. “Now there's a good man!” One Facebook user cheered. “What a good example for others,” another agreed. “Well done to him!!! This is what life is all about!” one said. “Stop and look around and help others!’
【1】Why was Jennings regarded as a hero by the locals?
A．He risked his life to save an old woman
B．He sent an old woman with heavy bags home.
C．He donated money to help the woman in trouble.
D．He volunteered to pay the bill for a poor woman.
【2】What caused the old woman to struggle?
A．The dangerous road.
B．The long distance.
C．The disabled legs.
D．The high temperature.
【3】What happened when Jennings was helping Hall?
A．Roy made a video of them secretly.
B．Hall fell down on the broken road suddenly.
C．Jennings saw his grandma unexpectedly.
D．A passerby shared a video online with them.
【4】What is the last paragraph mainly about?
A．Hall's thanks to Roy.
B．The ways to help others.
C．People's praise for Jennings.
D．The influence of social media.
27、 For the first time since my open-heart operation, have the energy to take my harp to the hospital rooms and play for anyone who likes it.
I checked in with two nurses and they gave me a list of rooms. The first man I played for was a patient who found it difficult to sleep. He smiled and with his eyes closed, he reached out to my harp. He was not interested in my voice, but he appreciated the harp. In the next room was a woman patient. I played some soft music for her and then she slept soundly.
Then I found a lovely elderly woman who was awake. There were flowers everywhere and photos of her and her husband at her bedside. She held my hand and talked for some time and was pleased to receive harp music. Playing for her was a special pleasure. She asked me how long I had been playing the harp, how much the harp weighed, how I learned it and why I wanted to learn it and so on.
We talked about books for a bit as well. I played until her grandson came in and he came back from overseas to see her. This woman was deeply loved — you could see that. She was beautiful and kind. I learn so much from these beautiful people who are brave to face their illnesses. It is always such a great honor to play for them.
【1】Who is not interested in the author’s voice when he played the harp?
A．Two nurses.
B．A man.
C．A woman.
D．An elderly woman.
【2】How did the author feel when playing for the elderly woman?
A．Sad.
B．Worried.
C．Amazed.
D．Pleased.
【3】What did the author say about the elderly woman?
A．She had no relatives.
B．She had many hobbies.
C．She would recover soon.
D．She was loved by her family.
【4】How many patients did the author play the harp for according to the text?
A．Two.
B．Three.
C．Four.
D．Five.
28、 Job interviews, exams, medical tests—we’ve all waited and worried over the results. Some lucky people can wait without much worrying. Many of us, however, get anxious awaiting the outcome.
Kate Sweeny, a professor of psychology at University of California Riverside, studies these differences in waiting behavior. In her latest study, published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, she and a colleague studied 50 law school graduates waiting for the results of the California Bar Exam (律师资格考试). They took detailed surveys about the participants' self-esteem, how well they managed uncertainty, and whether they were more optimistic or pessimistic (悲观的). They also looked at how participants managed expectations and handled stress.
Not surprisingly, they found that an optimistic outlook and being more comfortable with uncertainty made waiting less stressful. It didn't matter whether the participants reported high self-esteem or not. What mattered most was whether they expected the best.
“I was surprised,” says Sweeny.
Also interesting was that people changed as they got closer to learning the results. At first,it was harder for all of the participants to distract themselves, and all of them—even optimists—became more pessimistic as time went on.
Expecting bad news and preparing for failure may not relieve anxiety while waiting, but later on, it gives people a sense of control over their futures.
Similarly, it’s important that people don’t attach to much of themselves to the result. “If you convince yourself the bar exam is... just a silly exam you have to take and doesn’t reflect on your or your abilities, that... might help you .. if the news is bad,” she says.
Worriers can take comfort, however. Sweeny found that participants who suffered more stress were better at receiving even bad news. Indeed, those who had more anxiety while waiting for their bar exam results were more likely to turn around and start studying again if they failed.
Sweeny is recently studying the effects of mindfulness meditation (正念冥想) for those who are absorbed in results, as it helps people control their thoughts and emotions. The technique is perfect for this situation, she says. Waiting will never be easy, but having something under your control could make it more acceptable.
【1】What did Sweeny find about her participants?
A．Law school students found it more difficult to accept failure.
B．The longer they waited, the less worried they seemed to be.
C．Positive people felt less stressed while waiting for their results.
D．Those with high expectations before the tests were more likely to fail.
【2】What would Sweeney probably suggest to those who are waiting nervously?
A．Keep hoping for the best.
B．Always prepare for the worst.
C．Do not focus on the results.
D．Take the results as judgments on your abilities
【3】Which participants were more likely to try again after failure?
A．Those who felt more anxious while waiting.
B．Those who were comfortable with uncertainty.
C．Those who had a sense of control over their failure.
D．Those who often practiced mindfulness meditation.
29、Recently I visited the classroom of Jeremy Coleman, a music teacher. Coleman was preparing for a fresh group of students at his school in Austin, Texas.
Coleman has taught classical guitar at the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) for many years. “Everyone should be given a chance to learn music and guitar," he said.
The TSBVI was founded in 1856 to provide a specialized education for young Texans who couldn’t see clearly. In the early years, students made brooms (扫帚)and other products that were sold to pay for the school’s operational (运营的)costs.
Since then, the school has developed, and hundreds of students from across the state live and learn there. The educational focus (重点) has changed from vocational (职业的) training to academic (学业的) and life skills. Students also take part in sports, music, and other after-school activities.
Coleman brought classical guitar lessons to TSBVI in 2011. “Teaching guitar to students with poor eyesight isn’t easy,” Coleman said. For one thing, the music course has to be translated into Braille, a form of printing for blind people to read.
“Instead of sight reading, these students will read Braille music and remember it,” Coleman said. “Once they realize what they can do, they love making music.”
Coleman said that after kids leave his program, they often find it difficult to continue their study of music. “The real difficulty is when the students return to their own communities,” Coleman said. “Finding a proper teacher for lessons is sometimes impossible.”
For that reason, Coleman and some other TSBVI teachers developed an online program called “Let’s Play.” The program serves as a guide for classical guitar training for students with poor eyesight and their teachers.
“The program continues to grow,” Coleman said. He hopes that it will help musicians with poor eyesight continue to develop their skills.
【1】Coleman’ s school is different from common schools in ________.
A．its class size
B．its opening time
C．its type of students
D．its type of teachers
【2】What has changed as the TSBVI has developed over time?
A．Its entry requirements for students.
B．Its after-school activities.
C．What it teaches students.
D．How it keeps running.
【3】What happened to Coleman eight years ago?
A．He founded the TSBVL.
B．He started leaning Braille music.
C．He sold handmade products for a living.
D．He started teaching classical guitar at TSBVI.
【4】How does Coleman help kids who finish his program?
A．By setting up an online program.
B．By organizing after-school activities.
C．By connecting them with other teachers.
D．By visiting them in their own communities.
30、Perhaps the only test score that I remember is the 55 I got when I was in high school.
The test was the final for a course. I remember waiting _________ as my teacher Mr. Right passed out our papers one by one. It was a rather _________ test. I heard my classmates groaning(叹息), and I could tell by the groans that the scores weren’t looking _________.
Mr. Right put my paper on my desk. There in big red numbers, circled to draw _________, was my score, 55!
I lowered my head, and _________ the score up quickly. A 55 is not something that you wanted your classmates to see.
“The scores were not very good, none of you _________,” Mr. Right said. “The highest score in the class was a 55.”
A 55. That’s me!
_________ my sad look didn’t look so bad. I had the highest score. I felt a lot better.
I walked home alone that day with the low but high score. My father knew that I had a big _________ that day and asked me as soon as I got home, “_________ did you do in your test?”
“I got 55,” I said.
A __________ now stood on my father’s face. I knew I had to __________ immediately. “But Dad, I had the highest score in the class,” I __________ stated(陈述). I thought that explanation would make a difference.
“You __________!” my father replied.
“But it’s the highest!” I __________.
“I don’t __________ what scores others had, you failed. What __________ is what you do!” my father firmly(坚定地) said.
For years, my father was __________ that way. It didn’t matter what others did, it only mattered what I did and that I did it __________.
We often don’t understand the __________ of good parents until we ourselves stand in the parents’ shoes. My father’s __________ have carried me throughout life.
【1】
A．anxiously
B．proudly
C．shyly
D．tiredly
【2】
A．boring
B．difficult
C．strange
D．interesting
【3】
A．poor
B．true
C．good
D．suitable
【4】
A．attention
B．interest
C．opinions
D．lessons
【5】
A．checked
B．covered
C．turned
D．tore
【6】
A．failed
B．missed
C．passed
D．won
【7】
A．Hurriedly
B．Finally
C．Suddenly
D．Slowly
【8】
A．event
B．issue
C．show
D．test
【9】
A．When
B．Why
C．What
D．How
【10】
A．tear
B．frown(皱眉)
C．panic
D．smile
【11】
A．insist
B．explain
C．prove
D．admit
【12】
A．impatiently
B．embarrassedly
C．nervously
D．proudly
【13】
A．lied
B．failed
C．regretted
D．lost
【14】
A．advised
B．insisted
C．realized
D．promised
【15】
A．care
B．imagine
C．know
D．understand
【16】
A．challenges
B．inspires
C．improves
D．matters
【17】
A．always
B．seldom
C．still
D．once
【18】
A．bravely
B．firmly
C．excellently
D．hurriedly
【19】
A．courage(勇气)
B．kindness
C．trouble
D．wisdom
【20】
A．examples
B．blames
C．words
D．ideas
31、用课文click for a friend中的单词的正确形式补全短文（部分单词已给出首字母）
In the past, moving to a new town meant losing 【1】 of our friends and writing letters was the only way to getting new from f【2】(遥远的) friends. But with the 【3】of technology, the way we make friends and communicate with them has changed s【4】. (显著地)
Nowadays the s【5】 medial (社交媒体) tools are helping us a【6】(获得) friends and m【7】 (维持) friendships more easily. In addition, the 【8】 age (数码时代) also enables us to find people who share the same hobbies 【9】 us.
But on the other side, as the Internet is developing rapidly, not all “friendly” people 【10】(在线的) are your real friends. They may not e【11】(交换) real personal information with you. So we should be alert (警惕的) while making friends online. In fact, many people 【12】 to post only good things on social media sites. What we should keep 【13】 mind is that real and 【14】(有意义的) friendship is based on true personal information. Remember the above advice and it will be more possible 【15】 us to make real friends with the help of the Internet.
32、你校正在组织英语作文比赛。请以“我设计的一款应用程序”为题，写一篇短文参赛，内容包括：
1. 设计该应用程序的目的；
2. 该应用程序的主要功能。
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。
An app I’ve designed
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