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1、如果尽自己最大的努力每个人都有成功的机会。（everybody）
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2、--It’s too late. You had better go home now.
-- No, I will leave here _____ someone tells me the truth.
A. unless B. until C. although D. whether
3、The robot was out of control. Mr Zhang didn’t know ________ it.
A．what to deal with
B．what to do with
C．how to deal
D．how to do with
4、This is one of the most interesting _______ I have _______ seen.
A. aircrafts; never B. aircrafts; often
C. aircrafts; ever D. aircraft ; over
5、 She had to sell the house even though it was her own wish.
A. over B. on C. for D. Against
6、________ of ninth-grade students looks forward to success. but it’s more important for us to learn to face failure bravely.
A．None
B．All
C．Each
7、Tell him _____ the window.
A. to shut not B. not to shut C. to not shut D. not shut
8、The Tokyo Summer Olympics will be held in 2021. The medals(奖牌) are quite special. People used old mobile phones and other waste to make them.
A.medical B.electronic C.historical
9、Cambridge is a small city ________ the east of England.
A. between B. with
C. in D. under
10、—Why not come and join us in the game?
—__________, but I must meet Mr. Smith at his office now.
A.I'd like to. B.Let's go C.Yes, please D.It's a pleasure
11、—What’s your plan for the coming summer holiday?
—I’ll devote as much time as I can ________ some voluntary work.
A. to do B. doing C. do D. to doing
12、----Can you tell me how long you_______ the Huawei mobile phone,Mr. Zhang.
----Nearly a year. It works very well.
A. will buy B. have had C. have bought D. had had
13、—Do you know________?
—Yes, at about twelve. I was just about to go to bed.
A.when he came back B.when he will come back
C.when did he come back D.whether he goes to bed late
14、—Alice, do you know ?
—I’m not sure. Maybe he is a doctor.
A.what the man with a medical mask is
B.what is the man with a medical mask
C.who the man with a medical mask is
15、 Don't return the video to Peter. I it.
A. don't watch
B. won't watch
C. haven't watched
D. wasn't watching
16、About _______ of the books in our school library are written in Chinese.
A. four-fifth B. four-fifths
C. fourth-fifths D. fourths-fifth
17、At last he a worker.
A. became B. turned C. changed D. grew
18、— Recently I ________ a school basketball team and I always practice after school.
— No wonder you look full of energy.
A.took part in B.joined C.attended
19、—___________ noise in class, Mike! You must keep quiet.
—Sorry, I won't do it again.
A.Don't make B.Doesn't make C.Not make D.Isn't making
20、My father will not________us to drive his new car.
A.agree B.allow C.let
21、—Sandy is upset now．Why don’t we________?
—That’s a good idea．
A．cheer her up
B．wake her up
C．pick her up
22、He’s in________（communicate）with his lawyer about this matter．
23、A: Hi, Jack! The entrance exam to senior high school is coming. I feel a bit nervous.
B: So do I. 【1】 We’ll graduate from junior high school soon.
A: I have the same feeling as you. Oh, did you see the news about the 2016 Olympics on TV last night?
B: 【2】 You know, I am busy with the exam these days.
A: 【3】
B: But my father said he would take me to see the games. I think I’ll know better about it.
A: Have you ever been to Brazil (巴西)?
B: No, but my father has been there before.
A: Sounds great. By the way, 【4】
B: We’ll take a plane there. It’s much safer and faster. 【5】
A: Of course. I will go to see it, too.
B: Great!
A: Oh, it’s time to go to bed. Good luck with your exam.
B: You, too! Bye!
A: Bye!
24、 “Budda(佛)-like youngsters” has become the buzzwords online overnight. What is “Budda-like”?Actually,it has nothing to do with Buddhism. It's only an attitude towards life. It means one should neither be pleased by outside gains nor be saddened by personal losses. Besides, it guides a lifestyle that “it's fine to have something or not.”
The youngsters are in their 20s. Although they haven’t developed themselves into the “God” , they've learned how to live a comfortable life. The green post-90s have mixed feelings to face the unknown future. They think that they are“Budda-like youngsters” and try to let everything go. They don’t give up; they make some efforts; they take what they are given; they don’t make a change.
We are living at a fast-developing time. If we have a strong sense of competitions, we will be overtaken in grades, education backgrounds, scores, jobs and will be overtaken in our kids grades, education backgrounds, and jobs... “Budda-like” youngsters keep a casual and calm attitude towards life and get rid of the so-called “fear”. It's not that they refuse to make progress but that the pain from efforts overwhelms (压倒) the joy from gain. So, they stop considering struggle (奋 斗) as the most important part or even the only aim in life as their parents did. Gradually, “Budda-like” becomes the weapon (武器)for the youngsters to fight against the society that doesn’t belong to them.
In fact, every generation has their own culture. It's hard to tell whether it is good or bad. People born at special time create their own culture. We don’t have to worry about it.
【1】The writer mainly________ in the first paragraph.
A.expresses his worries about the Budda-like youngstery
B.shows the meaning of the words "Budda-likc youngsters
C.explains that there are Budda-like youngsters in China
D.tells us why we are living at a fast-developing time now
【2】What is Budda-like youngsters’ attitude about life?
A.They want to find or win anything they want.
B.They continue regarding struggle as one aim in life.
C.They don’t mind whether they have something or not.
D.They have a strong sense of competitions in many ways.
【3】Why do some post-90s become the Budda-like youngsters?
A.Because they want to get the joy form the gain
B.Because they really refuse to make any progress.
C.Because it's their way to fight against the so-calle fear.
D.Because they want to have the same life as their parents’.
25、As graduation season gets underway in June and July, graduates are departing to different destinations to celebrate the start of a new chapter in their lives.
For graduation trips, Chengdu in Sichuan province, Guangzhou in Guangdong province, Chongqing, Shenzhen in Guangdong and Hangzhou in Zhejiang province were listed as the top five most popular destinations for domestic tours. Thailand and the United States are popular among overseas destinations, according to a recent report by Qunar, a domestic rival that was acquired by Ctrip, the largest online travel agency in China, in 2016.
The agency surveyed those who were born between 1995 and 2005, and found that making trips and taking stylish photos are now standard practice to mark graduation. It is reported that the market scale of graduation tours has exceeded 15 billion yuan ($2.34 billion).
Young people are good at using travel apps to get more information and their decision-making is quite fast. It’s possible that just because of a song, a book, a TV drama, or a chat with someone, they may decide to take a trip somewhere, said Shao Jihong, senior director of the flight tickets department of Ctrip.
Compared with those who were born in the 1980s, and usually like to plan ahead carefully, the younger generations are deemed more free and casual. According to Qunar’s statistics, 56 percent of customers who were born after 1995 book accommodation on the day they need to stay there.
Besides, 1.12 percent of students buy plane tickets after they arrive at an airport. They have also become less price sensitive, and look for higher quality trips. Most trips involve groups of two to five people, according to Qunar.
This year, college students who traveled by air with their boyfriends or girlfriends accounted for 9.6 percent of the total, up 0.8 percent year-on-year. Those who traveled by air with friends made up 6.7 percent, edging up 0.3 percent over last year, Qunar said.
Last year, students who had just finished their college entrance examinations favored Shanghai, with many visiting the city’s Disneyland. Kunming, Yunnan province, and Beijing are also popular, the report said.
Taking an in-depth trip to one destination is the preference of the young, and those born after 1995 have abandoned group tours with travel agencies. Most of them would prefer to stay at the same hotel for three to seven days, and the number of those who stay in one place for five days consecutively rose by about 30 percent year-on-year.
Meanwhile, themed tours such as trips to deserts, cruises, camping, those involving cosplay or getting married, are all hot elements that the young would like to try.
On average, students plan to spend between 3,500 yuan and 7,000 yuan on their graduation tours per person, and the money comes from savings, income from selling secondhand items, part-time jobs, and support from parents, according to the report.
【1】which of the following cities is not included in the top five most popular domestic destinations for graduation trips?
A. Chengdu B. Shanghai C. Guangzhou D. Hangzhou
【2】Which of the following characteristics is not about the younger generation?
A. They are more free and casual. B. They may decide to a place because of a song.
C. They would like to plan things carefully ahead of time. D. They are good at using travel apps to get more information.
【3】What can we infer from the story?
A. More and more people like to try themed tours.
B. The money students spend on graduation tours is from their parents.
C. Students now are more likely to care about the quality.
D. Those born after 1995 prefer to stay in different hotels.
【4】What would be the best title for the passage?
A. Group Tours B. Themed Tours
C. Domestic Destinations for Graduation Tours D. Graduation Tours
26、 Music has brought James Blunt worldwide fame, but becoming a pop star hasn’t been an easy road for him.
Blunt was born into a family of soldiers in 1974. So it is no surprise that he himself joined the army as a soldier in 1996. Music wasn’t popular entertainment in the family house. His father considered all music to be unnecessary noise. “Like any parents, mine wanted me to have a secure job with a regular salary（薪水）and career prospects（前途）, Blunt said in an interview with the BBC. “And the one job my father knew of —that he’d experienced himself—was the army, so he could help me in that direction.” In 1999, he was sent to Kosovo（科索沃）as a member of the peacekeeping force. Despite following in his father’s footsteps, music was James’ primary passion. The young officer took his guitar with him. Blunt explained to the Herald.-Times.” Wherever you are in the army, you take something to keep yourself amused. Some bring a pack of cards, some a football. I took a guitar.” His wartime experience inspired him to write the song No Bravery. Blunt couldn’t escape his love of music. He left the army in October 2002 and decided that it was time to replace guns with guitars. He flew to the US in September 2003. There he met Linda Perry, songwriter and produces, who helped him with the music. In 2005, Blunt released his first album. Back to Bedlam. It was a huge success that the album sold over 10 million copied worldwide and its single. You’re Beautiful, bit number one in over a dozen countries.
【1】Blunt became a soldier at first because________.
A.he loved the job with a regular salary.
B.he preferred to sing in the army.
C.his father expected him to be a soldier.
【2】What does the underline word “secure” mean in Chinese.
A.赚钱的 B.稳当的 C.轻松的
【3】Blunt went to Kosovo with________.
A.a football B.a pack of cards C.a guitar
【4】Blunt release his first album when he is ________.
A.31 years old B.28 years old C.30 years old
【5】What can be the best title of this story?
A.Wars—a Lasting Theme for Music
B.Road to Become a Pop Star.
C.Living up to Parents’ Expectation.
27、Bacteria Show New Ways to Recycle Plastic
Recently, researchers have reported on new ways to break down different kinds of plastic. The new development could lead to easier, high-quality recycling, and help deal with harmful plastic pollution.
The world is drowning (淹没) in plastic, but only about 9% of plastic products are ever recycled. Every year, over 7,720 billion kilograms of plastic finds its way into the world’s oceans. But bacteria may help recycle, even when humans don’t. Bacteria are tiny living things — so small that you need a microscope to see them. Bacteria feed themselves in many different ways. Some bacteria can “eat” other things by changing the chemicals in those things into something that will help the bacteria grow.
The secret to this is enzymes (酶). Bacteria use enzymes to cause chemical changes. Enzymes can work like a pair of scissors, breaking apart other materials.
Most people know about PET plastic. It’s used in water and soda bottles. About 63.5 billion kilograms are produced every year. Most PET is thrown away, but even when it’s recycled, it can’t be made into new bottles. Usually it’s turned into products like carpets.
In 2012, in some decaying (腐烂的) leaves, scientists discovered an enzyme called LCC that slowly breaks apart PET plastic. Years later, scientists working at the French company Carbios chose LCC from nearly 100,000 enzymes. It was the best at breaking down PET.
But the scientists wanted to improve LCC. They studied the enzyme and the way it attacked the PET. By testing thousands and thousands of small changes to the enzyme, they came up with a new kind of LCC. The new kind can eat through PET very quickly and it can even survive (存活) at higher temperatures.
The process turns the PET plastic back into the materials that it was made from. Those materials can then be used again to make new bottles or other products.
The researchers tested their new LCC against the original (原先的) enzyme, and were impressed with the results. When the conditions were just right, the new enzyme was able to break up 90% of the PET in just 10 hours. The original enzyme took about 20 hours and only broke up half of the PET.
【1】What can we learn about bacteria?
A．They can be seen without microscopes.
B．They can break apart other materials directly.
C．They use enzymes wo cause physical changes in things.
D．They are tiny creatures that feed on unusual forms of “food”.
【2】LCC to enzyme is like ________.
A．key to door
B．right to left
C．rose to flower
D．egg to chick
【3】What can LCC do to PET plastic?
A．It can make PET plastic much harder than before.
B．It can make PET plastic no longer a serious pollutant.
C．It can change PET plastic into tiny living things.
D．It can prevent PET plastic from breaking down.
【4】Thanks to LCC, PET plastic could be recycled by ________.
A．being turned back into the materials it was made from
B．being thrown away in some decaying lcaves
C．being remade into a new kind of soda
D．being put under high temperatures
【5】What can we infer (推断) from the passage?
A．It’s very expensive to get LCC from the decaying leaves.
B．With LCC, PET plastic will be used more widely in making products.
C．More and more PET plastic find its way into the oceans because of LCC.
D．The original enzyme can break down the PET plastic more quickly than LCC.
28、Ⅳ. 用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。
Basketball【1】(invent) by a Canadian doctor【2】(name) James Naismith, who【3】(born) in 1861.
When he was at college, his class【4】(be) once【5】(ask) to invent a new game that could【6】(play) indoors during the long winters. Dr Naismith created a game to be played on a hard【7】(wood) floor, so the【8】(safe) of the players was important.【9】(knock) into players and 【10】 (fall) down would be dangerous.
29、 My husband and I only have one car. So after work, I always walk to his office to wait for him to drive me home.
One day, while I was waiting for him, a beautiful Cadillac (凯迪拉克) came to a(n) ______ near me. I was busily ______ the car when I noticed the driver. Honestly, she was probably the ______ woman I had ever seen outside of a movie screen. Her eyes were as blue as the sea, and she had ______ like a row of pearls (珍珠). Minutes later, a man came out of the building and walked over to her. They kissed and drove off.
Sitting there, ______ in jeans and a T-shirt, I wanted to cry. It is so unfair (不公平) some people have it all.
The next week I saw her again, and after that it became almost ______ to see her. I would wonder if she and her husband ate out a lot and where they went. I wanted her to get out of the car so I could see her clearly. Did she wear high-fashioned shoes?
A few weeks later, this was ______ for me.
I was waiting in my usual place and the lady’s husband came over to their car. He opened the door. ______ the woman walked around to the passenger side, with a walking stick. She had a prosthetic (假肢) on her left leg.
As they drove away I began to cry. When my husband arrived I told him about what had _____. He said he knew her husband and that, when the lady was 12 years old, she had an accident on the railroad. Both of her parents were killed. The rail company gave a large number of money to her because the crossing had no ______; that is why she owned such a nice car.
Now I realize how lucky I am. When you meet a person who seems to be much better off than you, don’t be fooled (欺骗) by appearances.
【1】A. end B. stop C. mark D. point
【2】A. admiring B. comparing C. decorating D. following
【3】A. bravest B. happiest C. prettiest D. wealthiest
【4】A. ears B. fingers C. legs D. teeth
【5】A. covered B. dressed C. included D. trapped
【6】A. guilty B. strange C. stressful D. usual
【7】A. answered B. presented C. raised D. solved
【8】A. actively B. rapidly C. slowly D. suddenly
【9】A. announced B. disappeared C. happened D. mistaken
【10】A. scenes B. senses C. sights D. signs
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