Michael shut the door after hearing the news.（改为否定句）
Michael ________ ________ the door after hearing the news.
Cathy’s parents got married twenty-five years ago.（改为同义句）
Cathy’s parents ________ ________ married for twenty-five years.
My mom makes me do the dishes every day.（改为被动语态）
I am ________ ________ do the dishes every day.
I often run five kilometers in the morning to keep healthy.（对划线部分提问）
________ ________ do you often run in the morning to keep healthy?
用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文完整、通顺。每词限用一次。
be; post; science; other; surprise; see; while; one; anything; we |
What color is a tennis ball? Ask your classmates, and they might give you some ___（1）___ answers.
The Atlantic asked 30, 000 people this question. Among the people surveyed, 52 percent said tennis balls are green, 42 percent said yellow, and 6 percent said ___（2）___ else.
According to the International Tennis Federation, tennis balls ___（3）___ yellow. So, why do most people say that they’re green?
When we ___（4）___ see an object in natural light, our brains recognize its true color. Even if the object ___（5）___ in different kinds of light later, our brains can still tell its true color. ___（6）___ call this color constancy (色彩恒常性). For example, we know that China’s flag is red. When we see it during sunset or under purple light, we still know that it is red, even if it looks like a different color.
However, the color of a tennis ball is not as pure (纯的) as the flag. It appears to be a mixture of yellow, a “warm” color, and green, a “cool” color.
The US-based magazine says that when ___（7）___ brains try to figure out what color the ball is, some people ignore (忽略) cool colors like green, blue and purple. So they see the ball as yellow. ___（8）___ ignore warm colors, such as red, yellow and orange. They see the ball as green.
It is not just tennis balls that make such confusion. In 2015, a girl ___（9）___ a picture of a dress online. Some people said the dress was black and blue ___（10）___ other people said it was gold and white. They had different opinions based on whether they ignored cool or warm colors.
根据短文后所给的任务，完成下面小题。
Wu Haotian is a ninth-grader from Shanghai. His parents are A medical workers. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, his mom and dad have been on the front line, leaving Wu alone at home.
“I’ve recently been learning to cook beef with curry,” Wu told Shanghai Observer. Facing zhongkao, ①吴不但必须努力学习，而且还要为自己煮饭。“I’ve made a schedule,” Wu said. “It includes when to get up, when to have online classes and when to cook. Following it strictly makes everything go smoothly.”
B not all ninth-graders are going through this, many still feel the impact (影响) brought by the pandemic.
“I’ve been studying online for nearly two months since March,” said Liu, Jiawei from Songyuan, Jilin. “The biggest challenge is that I can’t be as focused as in the classroom. ②is, teachers, not, help, it, either, for, to, convenient, ask.” As for zhongkao, Liu said, “I keep telling myself that all my peers (同龄人) are facing the same difficulties, so there’s nothing to be scared of,” he said.
Zhou Xiuwei, another ninth-grader from Nanjing, said that the biggest impact comes from the change of policies (政策). “Our PE test and art test are canceled, which means all our hard work was in vain (徒劳地),” she said. “Some senior high schools have independent enrollment (自主招生), but they have canceled the interview part. ③Many students have wasted their time preparing for the interviews and need to focus more on the writing test now. We need to adjust (调整) our attitudes (态度) to these changes.”
Both Liu and Zhou agreed that it’s necessary to be self-disciplined (自律的) and follow the guidance of teachers during this time. “You should think positively and believe that as long as you’ve tried your best, the results will be fine,” said Zhou.
任务一：请分别在文中A、B两处的横线上填入适当单词（每空一词）。
A. __________ B. __________
任务二：请将文中①处句子译成英语。
_______________________
任务三：请将文中②处划线的斜体单词连成句子。
_______________________
任务四：请将文中③处划线句子译成汉语。
_______________________
任务五：What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 2 refer to?
_______________________
根据对话内容，从下面的选项中选择适当的选项补全对话。（有两项是多余的）
Guide: I am happy to be your guide these days. Are you satisfied with my service?
Tourist: Yes, thank you. ___（1）___
Guide: I am very happy to hear that. ___（2）___
Tourist: They are very friendly and polite. The drivers will stop when we cross the road.
Guide: ___（3）___ Do you like the city?
Tourist: Yes, it’s very beautiful.
Guide: ___（4）___
Tourist: Well, I want to buy some local special snacks for my family. Where can I buy them?
Guide: ___（5）___
Tourist: Thank you again. I’ll go there now.
| A． | Yes, we follow the traffic rules well. |
| B． | Oh, there is a shop across from the bank. |
| C． | How do you like the city? |
| D． | You really did a good job. |
| E． | It’s only about five minutes’ walk. |
| F． | What else can I do for you? |
| G． | What do you think of the people here? |
根据短文内容，从下面选项中选择适当的选项补全短文。
On April 16, Shenzhou XIII astronauts Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu safely came back to Earth from the Tiangong space station. ___（1）___ Let’s take a look!
Speedy return
The mission set a new speed record. When the Shenzhou XII came back from the space station in 2021, it took about 28 hours. This time, Shenzhou XIII cut down the number of orbits (环绕地球圈数) from 11 to five. ___（2）___
Landing upright
The re-entry capsule (返回舱) landed upright (直立). This landing position is rare in China’s space flight history. ___（3）___ To achieve this, astronauts must let go of the parachute (降落伞) with precise timing. Landing upright makes sure that astronauts have the softest landing.
Keeping seated
___（4）___ But they still needed to sit on chairs. The long space journey changed their bodies. Their muscles and bones became weaker. In the next few months, they will gradually get used to Earth’s gravity.
| A． | It took just 9 hours to return! |
| B． | The astronauts felt good after landing. |
| C． | There are many interesting facts about their landing. |
| D． | Only Shenzhou VI and Shenzhou XIII have successfully done so. |
阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。
Most of us are used to using jet hand dryers (喷射式干手器) in public restrooms. They’re surely very convenient—all we need to do is to hold up our hands for a few seconds until they’re dry. And more importantly, they’re supposed to be hygienic (卫生的).
However, a new study published in the journal Hospital Infection found that jet hand dryers actually spread more dangerous bacteria (细菌) than paper towels.
In the study, two restrooms in each of three different hospitals in the UK, France and Italy were required to provide both jet air dryers and paper towels for people to use. But on certain days, only either the hand dryer or the paper towel dispenser (自动出纸机) was available to use.
The scientists found that when only the hand dryer was available, the amount of bacteria in the restrooms was 27 times higher than on other days.
According to study leader Mark Wilcox, an expert in medical microbiology (微生物学) at Leeds University, UK, air dryers spread harmful bacteria all over the room. This means that if people use these dryers, they’re more likely to pick up bacteria.
At the same time, however, this raises the question of why these bacteria exist in the first place if people are washing their hands after using the restroom.
“The problem starts because some people do not wash their hands properly,” Wilcox told The Telegraph. In other words, poor hand-washing leads to a large amount of bacteria being left on your hands.
（1）What did the new study find according to the passage?
| A． | Using jet hand dryers was very convenient. |
| B． | Jet hand dryers were supposed to be hygienic. |
| C． | Jet hand dryers actually spread more dangerous bacteria than paper towels. |
| D． | Hospitals were required to provide both jet air dryers and paper towels for people to use. |
（2）How can we stop bacteria according to the last paragraph?
| A． | By using paper towels. |
B． | By only using jet hand dryers. |
| C． | By not using public restrooms. |
D． | By washing our hands properly. |
（3）What can we learn from the passage?
| A． | Washing hands can protect you from danger. |
| B． | Modern technology may cause more problems. |
| C． | It’s common to pick up bacteria in public places. |
| D． | Scientists will find a way to improve hand dryers. |
阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。
Over 100 years ago, the future leaders of the Communist Party of China (CPC), including Chen Duxiu, founded the first communist organization in Shanghai. At that time, many young people went to the office of La Jeunesse（《新青年》）magazine -the center of the New Culture Movement- to look for advice on how to save the country and the people. Chen, founder of the magazine and leader of the movement, gave them a warm welcome.
In August 1920, Chen asked Yu Xiusong to start the first Socialist Youth League（SYL,社会主义青年团）. Yu became secretary of the league.
To educate more young people, the league built the institute and offered language courses. As well as learning foreign languages，students would also study The Communist Manifesto（《共产党宣言》）, which paved the way for the birth of the CPC. Its translator Chen Wangdao, then also a professor of Fudan University, delivered lectures.
In the 1920s, revolutionary pioneers including Mao Zedong established SYLs in key cities. The first national congress of the Socialist Youth League of China was held in Guangzhou from May 5 to 10 in 1922, marking its official founding. In 1925, the organization changed its name to the Communist Youth League of China (CYLC).
Almost every year in May, hundreds of teenagers gather at Tuanyida Square in Guangzhou. They take an oath（宣誓）to become members of the CYLC. The square, now a site for patriotic （爱国的）education for young people, is where the CYLC was born.
Now, the CYLC national congress takes place every five years. The latest was held in Beijing in 2018. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the CYLC. The CYLC was born during the war and got over a lot of difficulties in the past century.
（1）Who is the founder of La Jeunesse and leader of the New Culture Movement?
| A． | Mao Zedong |
B． | Yu Xiusong |
C． | Chen Wangdao |
D． | Chen Duxiu |
（2）What does the underlined word “established” in Paragraph 4 mean in Chinese?
| A． | 发行 |
B． | 认可 |
C． | 查实 |
D． | 建立 |
（3）What is the right order of the following sentences according to the passage?
a. The latest CYLC national congress was held in Beijing.
b. The Socialist Youth League of China changed its name to the CYLC.
c. Chen Duxiu asked Yu Xiusong to start the first Socialist Youth League.
d. The first national congress of the Socialist Youth League of China was held in Guangzhou.
| A． | a-d-c-b |
B． | a-b-d-c |
C． | c-d-b-a |
D． | d-b-c-a |
（4）What’s the main idea of this passage?
| A． | How the Communist Party of China was founded. |
| B． | How the Communist Youth League of China was founded. |
| C． | How the Communist Youth League paved the way for the birth of the . |
| D． | How the students in the Communist Youth League of China learned foreign languages. |
阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。
Do you know anyone born in the Year of the Tiger? What’s their personality like? Are they brave, strong and determined? If so, then they are a typical “tiger”.
In Chinese culture, tigers are seen as the king of all animals. They stand for power, energy and protection. Tigers are seen as fearless animals, so that’s why in China you can see pictures of tigers on the walls of houses and temples to ward off (抵御) danger and disasters.
Tigers have an important cultural meaning not just in China, but across Asia where they live in the wild. For example, in South Korea, the animal is a symbol of justice, humanity and righteousness in local folk tales. Both the 1986 Seoul Asian Games and the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics used Hodori, a friendly cartoon tiger, as the mascot. A tiger is also on the logo of the South Korea national soccer team.
In the West, tigers are also seen as powerful animals. And we often use “tiger” in English. If we say someone “works like a tiger”, we mean he or she works hard. If you want someone to calm down, you can say to them “easy, tiger”. Another famous phrase is “eye of the tiger”, which means having strength. There are also some other phrases about tigers, such as “a tiger can’t change its stripes”, “paper tiger” and “have a tiger by the tail”.
（1）What’s a typical “tiger” like according to the passage?
| A． | Smart and brave. |
B． | Brave and strong. |
| C． | Strong and outgoing. |
D． | Determined and friendly. |
（2）Why can people see pictures of tigers on the walls of houses and temples in China?
| A． | Because tigers live in the wild in Asia. |
| B． | Because tigers are used in English phrases. |
| C． | Because tigers are regarded as fearless animals. |
| D． | Because tigers are used as the mascots both in the Asian Games and in the Olympics. |
（3）If we want someone to calm down, we can use “_________”.
| A． | easy, tiger |
B． | work like a tiger |
C． | eye of the tiger |
D． | a tiger can’t change its stripes |
（4）What’s the best title of the passage?
| A． | Tigers in different cultures |
B． | Tigers in different phrases |
| C． | Tigers—the king of all animals |
D． | Tigers—the cultural symbol in China |
阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入相应空白处的最佳答案。
We feel angry or guilty (内疚的) about the things we did or did not achieve, about the things we cannot have, and many other things. It seems that everyone carries their own bad emotions (情绪). But neither guilt ___（1）___ anger can help us. Over time, they can be heavy weights on our ___（2）___.
These bad emotions don’t do anything good for us ___（3）___. So you might ask yourself-is it possible to put down this heavy burden (负担) and give yourself a ___（4）___? It is quite possible. Start by actually looking at your feelings. How do they get inside of us? Why do we carry them for so long instead of putting them down? Can we live ___（5）___ them?
By thinking about our bad emotions, we can find healthy ways to ___（6）___ them. Unhealthy behaviors are not the way to do this. They provide no relief. Instead, there are better ways to handle them. One of the best ways is forgiveness (原谅).
Forgiveness is a powerful tool. We should forgive ___（7）___ first. We shouldn’t keep bad emotions inside. We must also forgive others who have made us guilty or angry. This is not always easy. But ___（8）___ we learn to forgive ourselves, it becomes easier to forgive others as well.
There is nothing good about carrying years of emotional burdens. By forgiving ourselves and others, we can put down our burdens and feel better about ourselves. ___（9）___ you do this, you will start to feel a lot lighter. Years of heaviness will be magically lifted! You’ll start to feel like you have more ___（10）___ and you’ll be much happier with your life.
（1）
| A． | or |
B． | nor |
C． | both |
D． | and |
（2）
| A． | shoulders |
B． | hands |
C． | legs |
D． | arms |
（3）
| A． | in all |
B． | above all |
C． | at all |
D． | all in all |
（4）
| A． | secret |
B． | result |
C． | pain |
D． | break |
（5）
| A． | without |
B． | in |
C． | for |
D． | with |
（6）
| A． | look after |
B． | worry about |
C． | deal with |
D． | bring up |
（7）
| A． | yourself |
B． | ourselves |
C． | themselves |
D． | myself |
（8）
| A． | unless |
B． | although |
C． | where |
D． | when |
（9）
| A． | As soon as |
B． | As well as |
C． | As often as |
D． | As far as |
（10）
| A． | pride |
B． | difficulty |
C． | energy |
D． | knowledge |
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On March 3rd, 2022, the 2021 Touching China annual people award ceremony aired onCCTV. Ten inspirational role models were on the list. Su Bingtian is one of them.
Known as the ___（1）___ Chinese man, Su Bingtian made history and brought an unforgettable moment for the world in the summer of 2021.
On Aug 1 of that year, Su set an Asian-record of 9. 83 seconds in the Tokyo Olympics Men’s 100m semifinals, which made him the first Chinese runner to enter the final in the ___（2）___.
For a long time, there was an idea that Asian people were not physically built to succeed in sprinting. Su broke this idea and inspired many people.
But the way to success was ___（3）___ easy for Su. Because of an injury (受伤), Su had to stop running for several years. He even planned to retire in 2017. But the call to challenge himself brought Su back to the track. To increase his strength, Su trained even harder than before.
He realized that finishing the semifinal in ___（4）___ 10 seconds would earn him the chance to enter the final competition. To encourage himself, Su set a personal goal of 9.89 seconds and made the number his personal password for his phone and computer. ___（5）___, his efforts paid off.
（1）
| A． | youngest |
B． | strongest |
C． | tallest |
D． | fastest |
（2）
| A． | accident |
B． | dream |
C． | event |
D． | symbol |
（3）
| A． | always |
B． | never |
C． | nearly |
D． | sometimes |
（4）
| A． | less than |
B． | more than |
C． | fewer than |
D． | better than |
（5）
| A． | Sadly |
B． | Luckily |
C． | Strangely |
D． | Suddenly |
—Ruby, could you please help me solve these problems?
—___________, but still half are left for you to do by yourself.
| A． | I don’t think so |
B． | I hope not |
C． | With pleasure |
D． | It’s my pleasure |
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