1、赫本(Hepburn)的美貌和智慧吸引了这位作家的注意。
________________
2、Cheng Chenyu can look after himself, __________ it won't be easy for him.
A.but B.although C.so
3、—How far is it from Chongqing to Shanghai?
—It’s about three ________ ride by high speed train.
A.hour
B.hour’s
C.hours
D.hours’
4、—How long have you stayed in this hotel?
—Not long, just________ this Monday.
A. in B. since C. for D. on
5、The 19th CPC National Congress(十九大)_______ in Beijing last month, with thousands of foreign reporters ___ to report it.
A. held, come B. was held, come C. was held, coming D. held, coming
6、Lucy thinks that English movies a good way to improve her English.
A.to watch ,are B.watch ,are
C.watching ,is D.watch ,is
7、Look at the sheep ________ eating grass over there. They belong to Uncle Bob.
A.that is B.which are C.what are
8、The boy from the poor village didn’t leave his home _______ he went to the university in 2008.
A.that
B.until
C.after
D.when
9、--- Why did you laugh just now?
--- Ted wanted to tell us very funny story,but he forgot end himself.
A. /;the B. a;an C. a;the D. the;the
10、It was ________ interesting work ________ everybody loved to do it.
A.so; that B.such; that C.such an; that D.so an; that
11、Mr. Li used ________ in the open air and he used gloves ________ his hands warm.
A.to work; to keep
B.working; keeping
C.to work; keeping
D.working; to keep
12、I don’t remember the book yesterday.
A. where I put B. where did I put
C. where I putted D. where I did put
13、The Asian Cup is coming! All the matches are worth ________.
A.watch B.watching
C.to watch D.Watched
14、The swimmer is ______ unusual disabled player. He never loses _____ heart when meeting trouble.
A. a; a B. an;/ C. a; the D. an; an
15、— Although the double reduction policy(双减政策)has been carried out, I am still certain that there is little ________ that Senior high school entrance examination will be cancelled(取消).
— I can’t agree more. It’s the most important method to pick high-quality talents.
A.change
B.chance
C.cause
D.challenge
16、一I feel really ________ before interviews.
一Take it easy.I’m sure you are the best.
A.relaxed B.serious
C.nervous D.cool
17、— I saw Helen in the movie theater last night.
— It ________ be her. We did our homework together last night.
A.may
B.could
C.might
D.can’t
18、— I enjoy walking on the clean streets in the morning.
— You know they ________ by the hard-working cleaners every day.
A.clean
B.are cleaned
C.will clean
19、---Could you tell me_______? ---More than a year.
A. how soon will the new airport be built
B. how long has the new airport been in service
C. how soon the new airport will be built
D. how long the new airport has been in service
20、–Would you please _______ the TV a little? Jack is doing his homework.
--Terribly sorry, I will..
A. turn up B. turn down
C. turn on D. turn off
21、It is______ of you to rush into the teachers’ office without knocking at the door.
A. friendly B. strict C. impolite D. impossible
22、情景对话。
David:How time flies!【1】
Jerry:I'm sorry that I'll have to leave this lovely school.I won't forget your kind help during the last three years here.
David:【2】 It's hard to leave an old friend,but I'm sure we'll meet again.
Jerry:【3】
David:Maybe I'll go to visit your hometown later.
Jerry:Good. Then we'll be together again.
David:【4】 You have my email address and QQ number,don't you?
Jerry:Sure.I'll keep in touch with you.
David:I hope everything goes well and you will have a great future.
Jerry:Thanks a lot.And the same to you.
David:Please don't forget to say hello to Sarah,Linda and Tracy.
Jerry:I won't.【5】
David:So will I.We'll say “See you later.” instead of “Goodbye.”
Jerry:OK.See you again soon,David.
David:Take care,my dear friend.
A.I'm looking forward to meeting you again later.
B.Don't forget to send me email as soon as you are back home.
C.I hope so!
D.Don't forget to telephone me as soon as you are back home.
E.It's time for us to say goodbye.
F.I have learned a lot from you,too.
G.Don't say that.
A.I'm looking forward to meeting you again later.
B.Don't forget to send me email as soon as you are back home.
C.I hope so!
D.Don't forget to telephone me as soon as you are back home.
E.It's time for us to say goodbye.
F.I have learned a lot from you,too.
G.Don't say that.
23、口语交际(共5小题,计5分)
根据对话内容,从方框内选择恰当的句子填入对话相应的空白处,使对话完整,合乎情景(有两个多余选项)。
A.1 won’t do it again. B.Everyone had a good time. C.At about half past ten,I think. D.You should take care of yourself. E.I didn’t play video games at all. F.I went out to dinner with Cindy. G.Playing video games is interesting. |
Father:What time did you come back home last night,Judy?
Judy:【1】________
Father:Half past ten? You were not at home at that time! How can you lie to me?
Judy:【2】_________,
Father:Did you play video games with her?
Judy:Video games? Oh,no Dad.【3】_________
After dinner,I went to Jack’s birthday party with my friends.
Father:Oh,really? Why did you come back so late?
Judy:【4】_______ We all forgot the time.
Father:Why didn’t you tell me the truth?
Judy:I’m sorry,Dad.【5】__________
24、Chinese dishes have gained fame (名声) during the Games, after athletes shared an inside look at food served in the athletes village on TikTok (抖音) and in media (媒体) interviews.
Red Bean Bun (红豆包) Jenise Spiteri, the only Olympian representing the European country of Malta (马耳他), is a big fan of Chinese food. During the breaks (休息) of a game, she took a bun out of her pocket and had a big bite (咬) with a huge smile. After what she did was livestreamed (直播), Chinese called her the “red bean bun girl”. |
Glutinous Rice Ball(元宵) Yuanxiao, or glutinous rice balls, made headlines (新闻头条) after China’s Gu Ailing said that it was the food or snack she craved (渴望) for after winning silver in women’s freeski slopestyle final (自由式滑雪女子坡面障碍决赛). “The ones with black sesame filling (黑芝麻馅) are my favorites,” said Gu. |
Kung Pao Chicken (宫保鸡丁) Beijing 2022 proved to be a totally new and enjoyable experience for Maud. After tasting Kung Pao Chicken, she couldn’t wait to try other Chinese food. “I tried sweet and sour pork (糖醋里脊), spicy tofu (麻婆豆腐), and Dandan noodles. Please tell me more things to try,” she asked on TikTok,which was immediately (立刻) echoed (回应) by followers making a list of popular Chinese dishes. |
Spicy Hotchpotch (麻辣烫) Jutta Leerdam, a speed skating athlete, posted her favorite spicy hotchpotch on TikTok. “This is the famous Chinese snack, spicy hotchpotch, which is healthier than burgers and fries,” lauded (赞美) Leerdam, with many followers wowing “it looks so delicious!” |
【1】When was it livestreamed that Jenise Spiteri was eating a bun?
A.During the breaks of a game.
B.In a game.
C.After a game.
D.Before a game.
【2】Who is a big fan of glutinous rice balls with black sesame filling?
A.Jenise Spiteri.
B.Maud.
C.Gu Ailing.
D.Jutta Leerdam.
【3】Maud tried the food except ________.
A.spicy tofu
B.sweet and sour pork
C.Dandan noodles
D.spicy Hotchpotch
【4】How many athletes above shared Chinese food on TikTok?
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.4
25、 The father of the modern cartoon was the English artist William Hogarth(1697-1764).There were others before him who made drawings that made fun of silly customs and behaviour.But Hogarth really started the art of cartooning .He was interested in human nature ,in the character and attitudes of people. His drawings made fun of universal(追的,影响全体的) situations and problems such as drunkenness, spoiled youngsters, crimes of all sorts,and even crooked elections. The work of Hogarth was continued by another Englishman. Thomas Rowlandson. His cartoons were printed in large quantities and sent all over England.He exaggerated human features to make people look ridiculous, which is known as caricature (漫画,讽刺画). Early in the 19th Century, European journals, which were similar to many modern magazines, began to print cartoons that expressed opinions on events of the day, and this was the beginning of political cartoons which appear in our daily newspapers today. One of the greatest political cartoonists was the Frenchman Honore Daumier (1808-1879). He made bitter attacks on people in power and corruption in government. In fact ,he was sent to jail for six months because of a cartoon he drew that make fun of the king.
【1】Who was the father of the modern cartoon?
A.William Hogarth B.Thomas Rowlandson
C.Honore Daumier. D.European journals
【2】What was William Hogarth interested in?
A.Political cartoons.
B.Drunkenness and spoiled youngsters
C.Crimes of all sorts
D.Human nature
【3】According to the passage, caricature is known that________.
A.It is printed in large quantities and sent all over England
B.It is the work of Hogarth
C.Human features are exaggerated to make people look ridiculous
D.It started the art of cartooning
【4】Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A.William Hogarth really started the art of cartooning
B.Thomas Rowlandson was an Englishman
C.Political cartoons appeared in the late 19th century
D.Honore Daumier was sent to jail because of his cartoon.
【5】The Frenchman Honore Daumier_______.
A.Drew pictures of the king
B.Began the political cartoons
C.Made bitter attacks on people
D.Disliked the people in power and exposed corruption in government
【6】The best title of this article is________.
A.Cartoons B.Cartoonists
C.The Father of the modern Cartoon D.Cartoons and Cartoonists
26、
The Apple Watch in 2018 is more than just a time-telling wearable watch that can inform you when you have a message and count your calories (卡路里) as you walk around; it’s changing into a kind of medical tool. Not only can it take an ECG (心电图) to possibly detect (察觉) heartbeat, it can also detect if you’ve fallen down, and then call 911.
It’s an advantage that will be helpful to most people. According to a research on aging, more than one-third of elderly people over 65 fall down once a year. If the wearable detects that someone has wiped out, it can call 911 when the person doesn’t respond. For users over 65, Apple automatically (自动地) makes use of this advantage.
To create the system for detecting falls, Apple got their data from real-world and unplanned interactions between humans and the ground. These interactions are all caused by falling down.
To do that, they gathered data from people wearing Apple Watches and receiving medical treatment for their movement in a hospital, and friends and family of Apple employees. That study involved more than 2,500 people and finally included more than 250,000 days of data. The data came from real falls—like a fall off a ladder, a trip on a walk, or just a fall while getting dressed.
“We learned that with falls, there’s this repeatable movement pattern that happens,” Jeff Williams, Apple’s chief operating officer, said in September when announcing the advantage. “For example, when you trip, your body will naturally fall forward, and your arms will go out naturally to support yourself. However, if you slip, there’s a natural upward movement of the arms.”
The sensors (传感器) in the watch can measure the flight of your wrist (手腕) through space when a fall is happening.
There’s one part in the watch, which is now more power saving— an important point, since Apple needs it to be powered on to watch for falls carefully throughout the course of the day.
It’s important to know, too, that a call for SOS won’t be made if you don’t have the cellular version (蜂窝网络版本) of the watch and you’re far away from your phone. In other words, if you go for a run and hope that the advantage of the Apple Watch will work, bring your phone with you, too.
【1】The phrase “wiped out” in Paragraph 2 probably means ________.
A.felt tired
B.fell down
C.got lost
D.passed by
【2】What is the key to creating the system for detecting falls very exactly?
A.Apple has many aging users.
B.Apple makes excellent sensors.
C.Apple collects a number of data of real falls.
D.Apple understands people’s needs and interest.
【3】Elderly people wear Apple Watch because ________.
A.it looks cool with power saving
B.it’s full of information and data
C.it’s convenient to wear it
D.it’s very smart and helpful
27、 Artificial intelligence (AI) products are not new. However,researchers have been working to improve the technology. Now virtual (虚拟的) assistants, like Siri and Alexa, can have short conversations with us. AlphaGo taught itself to play Go and became better than the top human players.
Now an AI system has been tasked with passing a multiple-choice exam. The goal is to improve machines' language understanding and logic with so-called computer vision (计算机视觉).
A system named Aristo was developed by the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, a lab in the United States city of Seattle. It recently passed an eighth-grade science exam taken by many US students. The New York Times reported. It correctly answered more than 90 percent of the questions. Then it was given a twelfth-grade exam. It scored more than 80 percent.
It's an example of the progress in AI development. Four years ago, 700 computer scientists tried to develop AI systems that could pass these kinds of exams. None scored higher than 60 percent.
Aristo was able to pass the exams because it can not only understand language but also use logical thinking to solve problems. For example, it can understand what a forest fire is and how it could endanger animals like squirrels or decrease the food supply they need.
The system used BERT, a kind of neural network technology developed by Google, to answer the questions. BERT has "read" thousands of English articles. If it looks at a sentence with a missing word, it can correctly guess what the word is. With BERT's help, Aristo "read' many multiple-choice questions and answers. Over time, it was able to find logical patterns on its own.
"It may still be in the earliest stages," said Jingjing Liu, a Microsoft researcher who has been working on similar technologies. "We can't compare this technology to real human students and their ability to reason."
However, Aristo's success means that AI systems are getting better at understanding users, and we might see improved search engines and hospital databases in the near future.
【1】What does the underlined word "it" refer to in paragraph 3?
A.The city of Seattle
B.Aristo
C.A lab in Seattle
D.The Allen Institute
【2】What can we know about Aristo from its exam results?
A.It was smarter than most US students.
B.It could only deal with science questions.
C.It was best at understanding English.
D.It did better than other AI systems in similar tasks.
【3】What do paragraphs 3 to 8 talk about?
A.How Aristo teaches itself.
B.How Aristo reads English articles
C.How Aristo is developed.
D.How difficult it was to design Aristo
【4】What can we learn from Jingjing Liu's words?
A.AI will soon replace humans in many tasks.
B.Aristo still cannot compare to human reasoning skills.
C.Humans can't live without Al in the future.
D.Aristo performs better with a larger database.
28、语篇填词
Poverty is a big problem in many places. People in Ningxia used to lead a p【1】 life. But China has done a good j【2】 of dealing with it. The TV series Minning Town gets unexpected popularity and proves how powerful Chinese people are. It tells the story of people who move from mountains in Ningxia to the plains to b【3】 new homes in the 1990s. They learn to grow mushrooms from experts from Fujian. Some of them go to factories in Fujian to make m【4】. In the end, they get rid of poverty.
The TV series is a good example of China’s “pair-up” practice (结对扶贫). In 1997, Fujian and Ningxia paired up as partners to f【5】 against poverty. The name Minning is short for Fujian(Min)and Ningxia(Ning). Since the work started, Fujian has sent 183 officials and around 2,000 experts inscience and technology, education and medical care to Ningxia. In 2020, the per capital yearly disposable income (人均年可支配收入) of its people reached nearly 15,000 yuan.
29、 Suppose you find a bright yellow bike on a street corner in the city. You hop on(跨上) it and _______. But wait — isn’t this stealing? No, it isn’t. _______ shouts, “Stop! Thief!” That is _______ this free ride is just fine in the city.
You _______ find hundreds of free yellow bikes in some US cities. The idea began in Portland, Oregon, in 1994. People saw a need for _______ transportation and they wanted to help _______ pollution. So, to get citizens _______ their cars and onto free bikes, they _______ the Yellow Bike Project.
The _______ bikes are painted bright yellow and placed throughout the city. People can hop on the yellow bike and ride to run errands(差事), to work ________ to school. Then they leave the bike for the ________ rider. There have been times when bikes have been stolen, but most people ________ the rules, because they think it’s not wise to ________ the bike that’s already free.
Portland’s ________ was quickly loved by a lot of people. Within two years of its start similar programs were ________ in cities in six other states.
【1】A.drive away B.ride away C.ride back D.run away
【2】A.No one B.Someone C.Anyone D.Everyone
【3】A.whether B.so C.because D.though
【4】A.have to B.don’t have to C.can’t D.can
【5】A.expensive B.crowded C.free D.common
【6】A.protect B.control C.make D.bring
【7】A.out of B.into C.up D.near
【8】A.ended B.started C.changed D.refused
【9】A.public B.private C.clean D.dirty
【10】A.but B.as C.until D.or
【11】A.next B.last C.best D.first
【12】A.break B.use C.discuss D.follow
【13】A.buy B.repair C.produce D.steal
【14】A.citizen B.street C.idea D.school
【15】A.looked up B.made up C.put up D.set up