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4、.C.At 7:30.5.Why did the man refuse the job?A.The office is far from his home.B.It has too many business trips.C.The salary is not attractive.:F*B.A cook.Ia-XiE ffi T n(*10 n)l ffi-ft(+15 zJrffi;zJrffi 1.5 r1,Wh22.5 tl)ffi T E 5&xfifi 4rq H.&xfi6 frIfr,fr trA)Ltzj.ffi,V.ffi+Ffi h tul A.B.c,=+)frI;fr

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6、 shopping.tfrH 7 wil$,HEffi 8.e ffi.B.How many people are there in Stevens family?A.Five.B.Four.9.Who is an office clerk?A.Stevens mother.B.Stevens brother.sfiffi B wffiN,EH 10 E 12 ffi.10.What time is it now?A.10:00.8.10:10.11.Whose birthday is it today?A.Alices.B.Roses.12.Where is boy goingJA.To A

7、lices home.B.To a restaurant.wffi s Fgfit(+,E$ffi 13 e 16 ffi.13.What will the speakers do first?A.Have a drink.B.Visit the museum.14.Where is the bank?A.Next to the coffee shop.B.Opposite the museum.C.At the end of the road.15.What does the man ask the girl to do?A.Watch out for the traffic.B.Keep

8、the table clean.16.How will the speakers go to the museumfA.By bus.B.By bike.Ffiffi,10 W+fN,WEH t7 420 ffi.17.Who works in the police station?A.The speakers father.B.The speakers mother.18.What were the officers doing when the speaker arrived?A.Practicing basic skills.B.Having a meeting.C.SixC.Steve

9、ns father.c.10330.C.Sallys.C.To a shop.C.Go to the bank.C.Eat less chocolate.C.On foot.C.The speakers brother.C.Dealing with a case.tE-FiE ffi 2 me 10 n)l19.What did the cail operator ask the woman to do?A.Fight with thieves.B.Hide her valuables.C.Move to a safe place.20.How did the speaker feel abo

10、ut his visit?A.Excited.B.Tired.C.Bored.#-ffrl Hi*(*mt,ffirI s0 r)ffi*fi(J+15 rJrffi;uJi&2.5 rl,ffitl37.5 r1tEi*Tr ffi I,WFfr*gt A.B.c.D E+j&rE+&s&,f*l&IE.AThe Azores,a necklace of nine attractive islands,lie in the middle of the Atlantic but arepart of Portugal.Heres what to expect on the Azores:Flo

11、resFlores is the westernmost island of the Azores.Its name means fiowers.There are sevenlakes,including the forest green Lagoa Negra that sits right beside the bright blue LagoaComprida.CorvoW.ith ewer than 500 inhabitants(trR),Corvo is the smallest and most lonely Azoreanisland.Its just four miles

12、long and not even three miles wide.Still,this tiny island is a fa-mous piace for bird watchers,who come here especially in the fall hoping to see yellow-billedcuckoos(ftfig)and many other kinds of birds.FaiatThe island is famous for its paintings which are seen on the walls and floor o the port.Avil

13、lage is covered with volcanic(-rttjlfit)ash and other volcanic material many years ago.Capelinhos Volcano Interpretation Center has exhibits(,Effi,ffi)telling the stories of this andother volcanoes.PicoThe almost 8,000-foot-tal Mt.Pico,Portugals highest peak,dominates the landscapeon this island.Its

14、 the fertile,minerai-rich volcanic soil that has put Pico on every tn:e,vtinelovers list.The Cooperativa Yitivinicola,a more than 70*year-old wine co-op in Madalena,the isiands capitalo offers informal tastings that include Yerdelho,a crisp white produ*edfrom grapes native to this island.,For more i

15、nformation about the attractive islands,please elick https:/n.:tam.21.Who may prefer CorvoJA.Forest explorers.C.Volcano adventurers.B.Beach Lovers.D.Bird watchers.IE-*iE H 3 F(n 10 n)l22.Where can you learn about the stories of volcanoes?A.Flores.B.Corvo.C.Faial.B.The Internet.D.A newspaper.D.Pico.2

16、3.Which o the following is the text taken from?A.A textbook.C.A travel magazine.BPasang Lhamu Sherpa Akita is an eiite(ffi*)climber and has climbed Mount Qomolang-ma and Chogori(the second highest mount in the world).In 2016,she was chosen as Nation-al Geographics Adventurer of the Year.Since the bi

17、rth o her son,her climbing has taken aback seat,but she would like to set out to inspire him.Pasang is a skilled climber,having climbed Mount Qomolangma and Chogori.But to getthere she had to overcome unbelievable adversity,as in Sherpa culture climbing is viewed as amale activity.People would say s

18、he shouldnt be with men and climb that rock.Then when she had her first child,Ei-chan Nurbu,she faced fresh challenges because shewas expected to stay at home and look after him as this was viewed as the mothers responsi-bility.Its difficult for her to balance(Sffi)this with the climbing.But Pasang

19、said that shewanted to inspire her son and show him that he should follow his dreams,so on his secondbirthday,November 74,2079,she climbed Cholatse-a 6,44O-meter-high mountain in theQomolangma region.Pasang said,I learned so many things from my mother.She was single.She raised twokids by herself.She

20、 never went to school.From her,I saw how a woman can be strong.Ihave big respect for all the mothers,because the mothers are very strong.Theyre alwaysthere for their children.They sacrifice(ffiffi)their dreams for children.Everybody shouldhave their drearns Now,lry1 a mother,but Im still having my d

21、reams.Everybody has a right to realizetheir&earrs.litrost importantly,I want to irnpire my son to fol1ow his dreams.24.Why did Pasang decide to start another climb in 2019?A.To be an encouragement to her son.B.To make a living by climbing.C.To share experience with others.E To find an elite climber.

22、25.What does the underlined word adversityl it paragraph 2 mean?A.Curiosity.B.Forgetfulness.C.Help.D.Hardship.26.What was Pasangs new challenge after her first childs birth?A.Learning to look after her son at home.B.Balancing her new role with her drearnC.Facing competition with men in climbing.D.Co

23、mpeting with others in the Qomolangma region.IE-*E H4E+t10E)lRtHtIts.arpE+xsrSH27,What does Pasangs story mainly tell us?A.There is no end to life.B.Mum is the best in the world.C.Everyone should stick to his or her dream.D.Its important to sacrifice dreams for children.CSituated in the northeast of

24、 Jiangxi Province,Wuyuan is located at the junction(tJF)ofJiangxi,Zhejiang and Anhui.Wuyuan has been known as the hometown of book and thehometown of tea.It is a famous cultural and eco-tourism county(E)in China,known asChinas most beautiful countryside.Huizhou Culture is the soul of Wuyuan travel.S

25、ince the ancient times,Wuyuan has aculture and popular practice of literature.There are many great men born in Wuyuan,inclu-ding Zhu Xi,a learned scholar.From Song Dynasty to Qing Dynasty,Wuyuan had nurtured2,665 officials,and 3,100 works.In addition,Wuyuan Museum has thousands o culturalcollections

26、,known as the first library at Chinese county-level.Folk cultural arts like Nuodance,tea ceremony are bright and colorul.Historical remains of celebrities and ancientbuildings o Hui style in Ming and Qing dynasties are all over the county.Wuyuan has 16 provincial-level historical and cultural villag

27、es,1 national-level historicaland cultural village,13 Chinese protection units of cultural relics,and 2 ancient villages on thelist of candidates for election to the World Heritage Sites.Wuyuan County has a history ofover 120 years.Wuyuan has four distinct seasons and many foggy days.Days throughout

28、 the year aretimes to travel,but spring is the best sosoo:especially in April.In spring,red rhododen-drons(fiEBlL)att over the mountains,green tea trees all over the hills,golden flowers,white walls and black tiles,all of them are harmoniously integrated(FIt-4),forming thebest picture in the world.I

29、n autumn,best seasonal sceneries appear in Huangling,Changxiand so on,among which,landscape of Sun Drying of Crops is one of the highlights of Huan-gling Scenic Area.28.What can we learn about Wuyuan from paragraph 1?A.It is a country with a short history.B.It is not far from three provinces.C.It is

30、 known as the hometown of dance.D.It is filled with traditional libraries.29.What can you enjoy in Wuyuan Museum?A.Pictures of high modern buildings.B.Expensive ships.C.Photos of beautiful flowers.D.Ancient artworks.30.How is the third paragraph developed?A.By giving reasons.C.By asking a question.B

31、.By listing numbers.D.By making a comparison.IE-4iE ff 5 E(+10 F)l31.What does the author think of Wuyuan travel?A.Worthwhile.B.Tiring.C.Costless.D.Limited.DThemosquitofish is one of the 100 worlds worst invasive(EAH!)species,and presentmethods to kill it are too expensive.It will take too much time

32、 to successfully control thespread of the mosquitofish,says Giovanni Polverino.This global pest is a serious threat tomany animals living in water.Instead of killing them one by one,were presenting an ap-proach that can inform better strategies to control this global pest.We made their worstnightmar

33、e become real:a robot that scares the mosquitofish but not the other animals aroundit.In the presence of the robotic ish,mosquitofish would stay closer to each other andspend more time at the center of the testing area.They were unwilling to swim to unknownwaters.They also swam more crazily,with fre

34、quent and sharp turns,than those who haventmet the robot.They swam away from the robot and back to their living area.The influence offear lasted.The scared fish were less active,ate more and roze longer,presenting signs ofanxiety that continued weeks after their last encounter(fE:E)with the robot.Fo

35、r the tadpoles(SlE+)the mosquitofish usually hunt for food,the robots presence wasa change for the better.Tadpoles have poor eyesight.They dont see the robot well.Becausethe robot changed the behavior o the mosquitofish,the tadpoles didnt have predators(ffiA#)at their tails anymore and they were mor

36、e willing to explore in the testing area.It turnedout to be a positive thing for tadpoles.Once freed from the danger of having mosquitofisharound,they were not scared anymore.Theyre huppy.After five weeks of brief encounters between the mosquitofish and the robot,the teamfound that the fish spent mo

37、re energy towards escaping than reproducing.Male fishs bodiesbecame thin.While successful at preventing mosquitofish,the lab-grown robotic fish is not ready tobe put into the wild,says Maurizio Porfiri.The team will still have to overcome technicalchallenges.32.What do we know about mosquitofishfA.I

38、t is the most dangerous species.B.It costs too much money to feed.C.It is harmful to many animals in water.D.It is difficult to be seen by people.33.Whats the second paragraph mainly about?A.The mosquitofishs living area.B.The uses of the mosquitofish.C.The encounter between mosquitofish and tadpole

39、s.D.The mosquitofishs reaction to the robotic fish.tE-+iE ff 6 n(*10 F)l34.Whats the benefit o the robotic fishs presence for the tadpoles!A.They had better behavior.B.They had no more killers.C.They were more adventurous.D.They could see the robot cleariy.35.Which can be the best title for the text

40、?A.Robots Use Fear To Fight Invasive FishB.Mosquitofish Are The Most Dangerous AnimalsC.lnvasive Fish Are Spreading Ail Over The WorldD.Robo:s Are Hunting And Killing Mosquitofishffi=fr(*t s 119,6 gffi 2.5 tl,Wrl 12.s h)lEi*THffi I,Affi Xtr6tEIE+8fi Ejr)iEefr A!ffi e.i*ElE.ifrlfr+dwqh*M.Nowadays,peo

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44、bout you.39 You may considercustomizing(E#)the privacy settings on your media to limit personai inormation on thesame platorm.Be careful about pmting photos online40 Posting photos on social media has been identified as one of the risky social net-working activities.Showing your whereabouts(Jffi)thr

45、ough pictures could cause you,yourloved ones,0r your home harm.A.Change the default privacy sertingsB.Such information can cause you harmC.Remove your comments online in caseD.Every website on the Internet has privacy lermsE.The default privacy settings bring benefit for youF.Before you show any pic

46、tures on social media,think twiceG.Here are some tips to help you protect your privacy on social mediaH=HrrI iFHiEH(rtffi fr,ffir 30 rl)H-#(+i5 zJrffi;ziiffi tl,W4l15 ri)IE i*-F Effi X,)iWFfi6 6t A.s.c.D Elt&rE+i&fr trI p-l E e E 4!H!ffi,f*&rfi.A few weeks ago my family and I went on a trip by car.T

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48、ver below and the singiag of birds44 in the trees.I 45 the tiny hand of our 46 Zyear*old daughter,who was gladto go out playing.And then I surprisingly 47 we were alone.In a city of millions,we had48 ourselves to another world.I often tell people what I 49 most about prepandemic lie is the livelines

49、s and excite-ment o the city.But Ive come to realize that I also need these 50 on pine-needlrcovered(*fffiflaftBl)ways with my young daughters,51 things they had never seen or cailingout the 52 o the flowers we pass along the way.I 53 truly resh air.I need to attractmy kids and my husband ahead with

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55、1(be)tired of the boringwork and stopped doing the job.After 6:2(study)engineering at University College Lon-don,he moved to Hong Kong.Then Alexander booked a monttrlong trip to ski,where hemet a professional ski racer,63 gave advice on Alexanders technique(&t)and saidthat he was 64(total)fearless.T

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58、-ffi frg H0 ffi r Bus driver Harlan Jenifer was out at 3 am to drive his bus around Torresdale Avenue nearCottman in the Tacony neighborhood when he saw a tiny figure waiting at the bus stop.It wasAnnabelle,a 4-year-old little girl.IE-4iE H e fr(+10 F)lIt was the wee hours(6.R)of a rainy morning and

59、 Harlan was out to drive his SEPTAs56 bus on his regular route(FF&).As usual,he picked up his passengers one by one.Ofcourse,he had no idea that he wouid pick up a special passenger at this time in the morning.Just as he was about to pass a stop near the Tacony neighborhood,a woman passenger toldhim

60、 about a little girl she saw,all alone waiting at the bus stop.He stopped his bus and wasshocked at what he saw.Wearing her purple raincoat,sleeping clothes,and her boots littleAnnabelle was patiently waiting for the bus to stop so she could ride on it.The bus driver could not believe his eyes.His p

61、assengers at the time were also shocked tosee a tiny kid ail alone in the rain at that moment.Seeing a child about the age of a preschoolerat 3 am without any adult with her was surely a shock.Harlan was quite surprised and then ithit hirn He had to do something to take the little girl safely back h

62、ome.He and the passengers on the bus tried to find out how this happened.As it turned outoAnnabelle even walked 5 blocks in the rain before she reached the bus stop where she wasfound.Without hesitationn Harlan called the local police and told them of the little girl theyfound.As Annabelle sat on th

63、e bus,the passengers comforted her and made sure she was okay.As the little girl sat with the other passengers she shared her mission that early morning.All I want is a slushie,That was all she said.By the way,slushie is a frozen treat.n.E:1.&EtslWM.h$aEfr;2.B&tE Tffi*&#ffi f BtfHD,fnEfFe.Within an hour,police oficers came to fetch Annabelie.Annabelles parents were happy to see her again.IH-*ig ff1on(J io F)l