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目 錄專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 13專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 17專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(6) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 21專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(7) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 25專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(8) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 29專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(9) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 33專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(10) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 37專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 41專題二 閱讀還原 (五選... [收起]
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目 錄

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 13

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 17

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(6) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 21

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(7) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 25

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(8) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 29

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(9) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 33

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(10) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 37

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 41

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 45

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 49

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 53

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 57

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(6) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 61

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(7) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 65

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(8) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 69

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(9) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 73

專題二 閱讀還原 (五選四)(10) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 77

專題三 完形填空 (1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 81

專題三 完形填空 (2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 85

專題三 完形填空 (3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 89

專題三 完形填空 (4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 93

專題三 完形填空 (5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 97

專題四 語篇填空 (1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 101

專題四 語篇填空 (2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 105

專題四 語篇填空 (3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 109

專題四 語篇填空 (4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 113

專題四 語篇填空 (5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 117

專題五 閱讀與表達(dá) (1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 121

專題五 閱讀與表達(dá) (2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 125

專題五 閱讀與表達(dá) (3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 129

專題五 閱讀與表達(dá) (4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 133

專題五 閱讀與表達(dá) (5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 137

專題五 閱讀與表達(dá) (6) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 141

專題六 書面表達(dá) (1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 145

專題六 書面表達(dá) (2) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 149

專題六 書面表達(dá) (3) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 153

專題六 書面表達(dá) (4) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 157

專題六 書面表達(dá) (5) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 161

參考答案

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專題一 閱讀理解(四選一)(1)

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Areyouinterestedinspace?Areyoudreamingofmeetingastronauts?Ifyouranswersare“Yes”,then

readon.LNJTSScienceMagazineisholdingacompetitionforstudentsinLiaoning.Itcanhelpyouachieve

yourdream.Comeandjoininit!

( )1.Whatisthecompetitionabout?

A.Art. B.Sports. C.Music. D.Space.

( )2.Whocantakepartinthecompetition?

A.Astudent. B.Ateacher. C.Apilot. D.Ascientist.

( )3.Ifyouareawinner,youcan .

A.gethistorybooks B.flywithastronauts

C.visitaspacecenter D.traveltoLiaoning

( )4.Youneedto forthecompetition.

A.readaninterestingbook B.sendanemailbyJuly23

C.designacompleteform D.workinateamof3students

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WhenRosieGrantcameacrossarecipeforcookiesetched(刻)intoawomans

headstoneinJanuary2022,shehadtheideatotaketherecipebeyondthegraveandshare

itonsocialmediaplatform.

HerfirsttrywastomakesomebiscuitsthrougharecipeonaheadstoneinNewYork.

Therewerenoinstructionstofollow,onlyalistofsimpleingredients:butter,sugar,anegg,

flour,bakingpowderandsalt.However,aftershefinishedbaking,shewassurprisedtofind

outthetastewasdelicious.

Granthadneverheardaboutthe“headstonerecipe”untilshebakedthecookies.Andtheinspiration(靈

感)ofthatcamefromachanceinherstudy.

Inoneofherclasses,Grantwasaskedtostartasocialmediaaccount(賬戶).Herprofessorsuggestedshe

usehernewTikTokprofiletodocumentherfieldwork(實(shí)習(xí)).“Cookingtheserecipeshasshownmean

alternativesidetodeath,”saidGrant.“Itisawaytomemorializesomeoneandcelebratetheirlife.”

Uptillnow,Granthasfoundmanyrecipesrecordedonheadstones,suchasbread,cakeandbiscuits,and

sheisstilllookingformoreofthem.“Foodisthisweirdwaytotalkingabouthardertopicslikedeath.Through

talkingaboutfoodandmemorializing,itsalittlemoreacceptable,”saidGrant.

( )5.WhichoftheingredientswasntincludedintheheadstoneinNewYork?

A.Egg. B.Salt. C.Oil. D.Bakingpowder.

( )6.WhatdidtheprofessorsuggestGranttodo?

A.Startasocialmediaaccount. B.Useanapptorecordherfieldwork.

C.Memorializesomeonesdeath. D.Searchformoreheadstone—notes.

( )7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?

A.foodsuchasbreadandbiscuits

B.topicslikedeath

C.foodrecipesetchedonheadstones

D.interestinggravesthatGrantfoundduringherfieldwork

( )8.Whatsthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Baking—AWayofLife

B.GrantsInterestingExperienceExploringHeadstones

C.AGirlsFirstTimeBakingCookies

D.AGirlMakingDessertsThroughRecipesontheTomb

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Lisavisitedadanceclub.Shesawdisabled(殘障的)andnondisabledpeopledancetogetherthere.Lisa

likeditsomuchthatsheevenjoinedintheirtraining.Afterthat,shetalkedwithDavid,adancerintheclub,

aboutthehappinessofdancing.

Lisa:Whatisitliketodancehere?

David:Itsreallybeautiful?。裕瑁澹悖欤酰猓瑁幔螅铮穑澹睿澹洌恚澹澹螅簦铮睿澹鳎鳎幔螅铮妫洌幔睿悖椋睿纾桑欤铮觯澹椋簦猓澹悖幔酰螅澹椋衄穑?/p>

inclusive(包容的)!

Lisa:Howdoestheclubcreateanewdance?

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專題一 閱讀理解(四選一)(2)

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ChineseFolkMusicConcert

Time:7:00pm—8:30pmMay23rd,2024

Place:CityGrandTheater

Ticketprice:¥100;¥200;¥260

Differentprices,differentseatareas.

Watchingnotice: Nosnacksordrinks Nopets Nolighters

Concertinformation:

√ Therewillbe12piecesofmusic.

√ IDcardisnecessaryforcheckingin.

√ MusicianswillplaythetraditionalChineseinstruments,suchassuona,erhu,pipaandsoon.

ComeandenjoyclassicmusiclikeBirdsAdoringthePhoenix(百鳥朝鳳)andtheMoonOveraFountain(二

泉映月).

( )1.Howlongwilltheconcertlast?

A.30minutes. B.60minutes.

C.90minutes. D.120minutes.

( )2.Toentertheconcert,youmusttake .

A.yoursoftdrink B.yourpetdog

C.yourmobilephone D.yourIDcard

( )3.WhatwillyouenjoyintheChinesefolkmusicconcert?

A.Somerockmusic. B.Somemusicbythepiano.

C.Someclassicmusic. D.Somemusicbytheviolin.

( )4.Whatisthetextabove?

A.Adiary. B.Aposter. C.Areport. D.Asurvey.

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LastsummerKellywenttoafishingvillageforvacationwithherparents.Assoonasshearrived,sheran

tothebeachwithherwatercolors,brushesandpaper.

Fishermenwerebusyfishing.Seabirdswereflyingaround.Justthenaredhairedgirlpassedby.“Hello

there!”saidKelly.

“Hello,”saidthegirl,butshedidntstop.Infact,sheseemedtowalkfaster.Kellywasunhappy.She

thoughtitwouldbeboringifshecouldntmakeanyfriendsinthevillage.

Afterawhile,Kellyclimbedupontherocksandbegantopaint.Shewaspaintingablueband(條紋)

whensheheardsomeoneclimbinguptherockbehindher.Sheknewherparentswereonthebeachbelow.Who

couldthisbe?Sheturnedherheadtolook.Itwastheredhairedgirl!

“CanIwatchyoupainting?”askedthegirl.

Kellywassosurprisedthatshecouldhardlyanswer.Butshesaid,“Ofcourse?。涩穑恚睿铮簦恚酰悖瑁铮妫幔穑幔椋睿簦澹颍?/p>

though.”Thegirl,Marie,thensatdownbesideKelly.

“IjustcouldntkeepawaywhenIsawyoupainting!”shesaid.“Iguessyoupaintedthebluebandforthe

sea.Maybeyoucouldmixalovelybluewithgreen.”

Kellygaveitatryandsaid,“Youaresogreat!”

“Areyougoingtostaylong?”askedMarie.

“Well,Ithinkso,”answeredKelly.“WelikeithereandIthinkIvegotanewfriendnow.”

Thetwogirlslookedateachother.Smilesshoneontheirfaces.

( )5.Kellycametothefishingvillageto .

A.takeawalk B.visitafriend

C.meetapainter D.spendaholiday

( )6.HowdidKellyfeelwhentheredhairedgirlwalkedaway?

A.Excited. B.Calm. C.Moved. D.Sad.

( )7.BothKellyandMarieliked .

A.painting B.traveling C.running D.fishing

( )8.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Theprojectonbeachprotection. B.Thestoryaboutafishingvillage.

CThefriendshipbetweentwogirls. D.Theexperienceofwatchingseabirds.

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Scientistsusecomputergamestostudyhowantsfight.Computergamescansometimesbeveryhelpfulto

scientists?。粒簦澹幔恚铮妫螅悖椋澹睿簦椋螅簦螅椋睿粒酰螅簦颍幔欤椋幔穑欤幔澹洌粒纾澹铮妫牛恚穑椋颍澹螅幔鳎幔颍纾幔恚?,tostudyants.Theytriedtofind

waystohelplocalantslivebetter.

Argentinianantsareaninvasivespecies(入侵物種)inAustralia.Whentheymeetwithlocalmeatants,

thetwoanttypesfight.Andusually,Argentinianantswin.Thisisdangerous.Whenlocalantsdieandthe

invasiveanimalsgrowinnumber,thenewcomersmayeatalotofplantsandharmthelocalenvironment.

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專題一 閱讀理解(四選一)(3)

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Wereplants.Giveusyourcareandwewillbringjoytoyou.Pleasetakeushome,willyou?

PLANTS

Gettoknowus

Flowers

Webringbrightcolors!

Houseplants

Wearegreenandlightuprooms!

Succulents(多肉植物)

Wedontneedmuchcare!

Vegetables

Howabouthomegrownfood?

Giveusahome

Wecanliveinapot.Itcanbeput

nearawindow,byasofaorunder

atree.

Placingusonawallwillbringyou

muchfun.Weloveit,too.

Careforus

Spring

Wemayneedfertilizers(化肥).

Summer

Wehateharmfulinsects.

Autumn

Weneedlesswater.

Winter

Giveusalargerhomeifnecessary.

( )1.Accordingtothetext, dontneedmuchcare.

A.flowers B.houseplants C.succulents D.vegetables

( )2.Itsfuntoputapotofplants .

A.onawall B.byasofa

C.nearawindow D.underatree

( )3.Plantsneedtobeprotectedfromharmfulinsectsespeciallyin .

A.spring B.summer C.autumn D.winter

( )4.Whichpartofamagazineisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?

A.Art. B.Life. C.Sports. D.History.

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TravisGiengerfromtheUSsetanewworldrecord—hegrewtheworldsheaviestpumpkin(南瓜).The

pumpkinweighs1247kg.Itisheavierthanfourpolarbearsandhasenoughorangeflesh(果肉)tomake687

pumpkinpies.

Doyoulikeeatingpumpkins?Doyouknowthatpumpkinsarentreallyvegetables?Letslearnmore

aboutpumpkins.

Pumpkinsarefruit,notvegetables

Pumpkinsmaynotbejuicylikeanapple,buttheyareactuallyatypeoffruit.Otherfruitscommonly

mistakenasvegetablesincludecucumbers,zucchinisandtomatoes.

Pumpkinsarentalwaysyellowororange

Besidesorangeoryellow,pumpkinscanalsobegreen,red,whiteandblue.Whyarepumpkinsorange?

Thatisbecausetheyhavecarotenoids,thesamethingthatgivescarrotstheirorangecolor.

Thereareabout45differenttypesofpumpkins

Youmayonlyseetwoorthreedifferenttypesofpumpkinsforsaleatthesupermarket,buttherearealot

ofpumpkintypesgrownallovertheworld.

Ittakesupto120daystogrowapumpkin

Ifyouwanttogrowpumpkinsathome,youneedlotsofpatienceforthisslowgrowingfruit.Onceyouhave

plantedtheseeds,itcouldtakeuptofourmonthsbeforethepumpkinsarereadytopick.

( )5.Whatmakesthepumpkinsospecial?

A.ItisplantedbyTravisGienger. B.Itistheworldsheaviestone.

C.Ithasenoughorangeflesh. D.Itisasbigasfourpolarbears.

( )6.Howmanyfruitsarementionedinthefourthparagraph?

A.Six. B.Five. C.Four. D.Three.

( )7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“carotenoids”meaninChinese?

A.腎上腺素 B.生長激素

C.類胡蘿卜素 D.維生素 B1

( )8.Whichoneisthetruthofpumpkinsgrowingperiod?

A.Pumpkinsgrowallovertheworld.

B.Thereare45typesofpumpkins.

C.Youcangrowpumpkinsathome.

D.Pumpkinsgrowupveryslowly.

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“Doyouknowwheremyfatheris?”JadyaskedherfriendKaren.“There,”Karensaid,andpointedat

Jadysfatherwithherfinger.

JadyturnedtoKarenandfrowned(皺眉).Thenshewalkedaway.ShedidntspeaktoKarenmuchforthe

restoftheparty.Karencouldntunderstandwhatwentwrong.ThatsbecauseKarenforgotaboutbodylanguage.

Weallknowhowdifficultitcanbetospeaktopeoplefromothercultures.Buttheresalsoalanguageof

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專題一 閱讀理解(四選一)(10)

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Carsneedpetrol(汽油).Horsesneedhay(草料).Youneedbreakfast.

Doyou gowithoutbreakfaston someormostdays?

Studiesshowthatpeoplewhodonthavebreakfastaremore

likelytosnackonjunkfoodbeforenoon.

beoverweight

getmad

doworsethantheycouldatschoolwork

dieyoungerthanthosewhoeatagoodbreakfastevery

day

Thosewhodonteatbreakfastthinkslower.Theytakein

informationmoreslowlyintheirworkingmemory.But

givenbreakfasteverydayforafew weeks,thosesame

youngpeoplegethigherscoresinsubjectslikemath,

Englishandscience.

GreatBreakfast:Keepitsimple.

Cereal(谷類食物)

Lowfatmilkoryogurtwithfreshordriedfruitontop

Fruitjuice

Bread

Shakesmadeinablender(攪拌機(jī))withfruit(like

bananasorstrawberries)

Andifyouhavetoeatontherun,atleastgetabanana爥

( )1.Ifyoudonthavebreakfast,youmay .

A.thinkslower B.livelonger

C.loseweight D.workharder

( )2.Accordingtothetext, canbeagoodchoiceforyourbreakfast.

A.vegetablesalad B.biscuits

C.fruitjuice D.chips

( )3.Ifyoureallydonthavetimetohavebreakfast,youshould accordingtothetext.

A.drinksomemilk B.havesomecandy

C.drinkmorewater D.takeabanana

( )4.Inwhichpartofthemagazinecanwereadthetext?

A.Historyandculture. B.Foodandhealth.

C.Scienceandtechnology. D.Lifeandstudy.

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ThebookTheLemonadeWarisaboutfriendship,maths,andafightbetweenbrotherandsister.Thestory

inthebooktakesplaceduringasummervacation.

Evan,theelderbrother,ispeoplesmart.Heisgoodatcommunicatingwithpeople.Heisenjoyingthelast

fewdaysofthevacationwhenhegetsapieceofbadnews.Hissister,Jessie,mathsmart,isgoingtoskipa

grade(跳級)tobeinhisclass.Everyoneelsewillknowhissisterismuchsmarterthanhim.Thatswhyhe

feelsterrible.Hedecidesnottowalkwithher,talktoherorrunalemonadestand(貨攤)withherasitis

planned.

Jessie,ontheotherhand,isexcitedbecausesheandherbrotherwillbeinthesameclass.Shereally

enjoysbeingwithherbrother.Shecantunderstandwhyhesuddenlyrefusestosharethingsandruna

lemonadestandwithher.Itsapuzzle(難題)forher,andsheshouldbegoodatpuzzles.Butthispuzzleis

aboutfeelings,andJessieknowsthatfeelingsareherweakestsubject.

Thefightbetweenthem growsuntilitturnsintoalemonadesellingcompetition.Whoeverearns(賺)

$100firstwins,andkeepsboththeirearnings.

Sowhowillwin?Readthebookandfindoutwhatwillhappennext.

( )5.Evanisgoodat accordingtothetext.

A.solvingpuzzles B.communicatingwithpeople

C.makinglemonjuice D.workingoutmathsproblems

( )6.WhydoesEvanfeelterrible?

A.Becausehewillbeinahighergrade.

B.BecauseotherswillfindJessiesmarter.

C.Becausetherewillbenostandforhim.

D.Becausethesummervacationwillbeover.

( )7.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph3?

A.Jessiecandealwithanypuzzle.

B.EvanisabletounderstandJessie.

C.JessielovestobeEvansclassmate.

D.EvanhasthesamefeelingsasJessie.

( )8.Whatsthepurposeofthetext?

A.Tointroduceabook. B.Totalkaboutrealfriendship.

C.Toexplainasubject. D.Toshareawaytomakemoney.

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專題二 閱讀還原(五選四)(1)

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Thatonelookslikearabbit.Oristhelargeroneawhale?Whatevershapethey

take,theyreclouds.Sowhatareclouds,exactly?1.

●Cloudsarefloating(浮動的)water.

Cloudsaremadeofsmallwaterdrops.Eachdropismadeofmanyflyingwater

molecules(分子).Theystaytogetheraroundatinypieceofdust(塵埃)orsalt.

Howsmallareclouddrops?Ashoeboxofcloudsmightholdmillionsofclouddrops.

●2.

Cloudslooklightandsoft,buttheyholdmuchwater.Andwaterisheavy.Thewaterinanaveragecotton

ballcloudmayweighasmuchasagroupofelephants.

●Thingsliveinclouds.

Haveyoueverdreamedoflivingonacloud?Itwouldprobablybecoldandwet,withnoplacetosit

down.Butweatherballoonshavediscoveredinsectsinsidecloudsashighas20milesabovetheearth.

3. Airplanepilotshaveeverfoundbutterfliesat10,000feet.

●Cloudsdontlast.

Cloudsarealwayschanging.Theyformandthenchangeintogassoon.Theyarechangingshapesasthe

windblowsthemacrossthesky.Willtheshapesstaylong?4. Butsomesmallsoftcloudsoftenlast

10minutes.

Sotakealookatthecloudbeforeitdisappears—whatdoesthatcloudlooklike?

A.Cloudsareheavy.

B.Cloudslooklikeelephants.

C.Somebigcloudscanhangaroundallday.

D.Thefollowingcanhelpyouknowmoreaboutthem.

E.Mostoftheinsectsinsidecloudsareblowntherebythewind.

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INTERNATIONALDAYOFHAPPINESS

Behappy!

Ifyourehappyandyouknowit,celebrateitontheInternationalDayofHappinessonMarch20th!And

ifyourenothappy,herearesomequickwaystomakeyoufeelhappier:

Smile

Whenyourehappy,yousmile.5. Practicesmilingevenwhenyoudontfeellikeit.

Exercise

Exerciseisntjustgoodforyourbody,itsalsogoodforyourmind.Itdoesntmatterwhatkindofexercise

youdo,aslongasyoudoitregularly(定期地).6.

Listentomusic

Musicisalwaysawonderfulwaytobringmorehappinessintoyourlife?。裕瑁澹颍澹幔颍澹螅铮恚幔睿妫澹澹飒玻纾铮铮?/p>

songsandplaylistsoutthere,andtheycansurelymakeyoufeelhappier.

Enjoynature

7. Asimplewalkinthepark,visitinganearbytown,oreventakingyourlunchbreakoutside

canworkwonders(產(chǎn)生奇效).

8.

Whenitcomestobeinghappy,youhavetosurround(環(huán)繞)yourselfwiththingsandpeoplethatmake

youfeelgood.Forexample,ifyoulovedancing,thenjustdothat!

A.Dowhatyoulove

B.Bereadytohelpothers

C.Ifyourefeelingdown,spendingtimeoutdoorsisalwaysagoodidea.

D.Butbelieveitornot,whenyousmile,italsomakesyouhappy.

E.Trygoingforawalk,dancinginyourbedroom,orrunningwithyourdog.

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USwriterGabrielleZevinsbook,TheStoriedLifeofA.J.Fikry(《島上書店》),takesyouonawonderful

journeythroughtheupsanddownsofamannamedA.J.Fikry.9.

ThestoryhappensinasmalltowncalledAliceIsland,whereFikryrunsabookshopcalledIslandBooks.

10. .Butlaterhechangesalotwhenhefindsastrangepackage(包裹)inhisshop.Asyouread,you

gettoexperienceFikryslife,filledwithtimes,charm(魅力),andabitofsadnessashedealswithunexpected

changes.

Thebookisgreatbecauseitmixesfunnythingswithdeepthinking.Fikry,whostartsasabitofaloner,

makesgreatchangesduringthestory.NewpeoplelikeAmeliaandMayahelpFikrybecomeabetterperson.

11. Zevin,thewriter,usesthebookshoptoshowhowamazingbooksareandhowtheycanbring

peopletogether.Eachchapter(章節(jié))evenbeginswithasuggestionforashortstory,addingaspecialtouchto

thewholestory.

Thebooktalksaboutimportantthingslikelove,familyandthepowerofstories.12. Putsimply,

TheStoriedLifeofAJFikryisafantasticbookthattouchesyourheart.Ifyouenjoystoriesthatmakeyoufeel

warminsideandthinkaboutlife,thisbookisamustread.

A.Atfirst,helikesbeingalone.

B.Thebookbeginswithmanyscarystories.

C.Itfeelstimeless,andZevinswritingisbeautiful,too.

D.TheIslandBooksbookshopisawonderfulplaceforbooklovers.

E.Itsaspecialbookaboutlove,loss,andhowamazingbookscanbe.

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Whenwehelpourparentsprepareameal,someofuscanthelpputtingourhandsintothebigtub(桶)of

rice.So,whatmakesriceinterestussomuch?

1.

Whenweputourhandsdeepintoatubofrice,itcausesgentlepressuretoourfingers.Thiscanmakethe

bloodinourfingersrunfasterandmoresmoothly.Thesoftnessofricewillalsocreateafeelingofrelaxation.It

cancertainlyreduceourstressandworry.

Riceconducts(傳導(dǎo))heatbetterthanair.

Ricehastheabilitytoconductheat.Itcancarryawaysomeheatfromourhandsandthatwillreducehand

temperature.2.

Sweat(汗水)canbetakenawaybyrice.

Riceisrichinstarch(淀粉).Whenriceisaroundourhands,ricestarchtakesawaysweat.3.

Playingwithricemustbeapleasantactivity,especiallyinthehotsummer.

Wecanseethatthefeelingsofputtingourhandsintoriceareconnectedwithourblood,temperatureand

manyotherthings.4. Itmaynotonlymakethericedirty,butalsocausesomewaste.

A.Ricecanmakeourfingerswarmer.

B.Asaresult,ourhandswillfeeldryinit.

C.Thepressurefromricehelpsreducestress.

D.However,wedbetternotdothatnexttime.

E.Lowerhandtemperaturebringsanenjoyableexperience.

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PeopleinParisareworryingaboutaproblem:bedbugs(臭蟲).Withmoreandmorereportsofbedbugs

beingfound,thegovernmentistryingtogetridoftheinsectsbeforeParisholdsthe2024Olympicsthis

summer.

Bedbugsaresmallinsectsthatliveinbedsandotherplaces.5. Whentheybite(叮咬),

bedbugscanmakered,itchybumps(癢疹).Noonelikesbedbugs,buttheyarentabigdangertomost

peopleshealthbecausetheydonotspreadillness.

6. Asmanyas1outofevery10peopleinFrancehashadaproblemwithbedbugsinthelast

fiveyears.JeanMichelBerenger,ascientistwhostudiesinsects,says,“7. ”MrBerengeraddsthat

theproblemisgettingworseeveryyear.

Now,bedbugsarenotonlyfoundinhotelsandapartments,butalsoatmovietheaters,ontrains,onthe

Parissubway,andatthecountrysbusiestairport.MillionsofpeoplewillbetravellingtoParisthissummerfor

the2024Olympics.8.

SotheFrenchgovernmentisworkingtocreatenewrulesthatwillhelpsolvetheproblem.

A.Francedoesntwantthecountrytoleaveabadimpressiononvisitors.

B.InFrance,bedbugsarealongstandingproblem.

C.Franceisacountrywithmanyfamousplaces.

D.Theyeatthebloodofpeople.

E.Everylatesummerweseeabigincreaseinbedbugs.

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Youhavebeenfamiliarwiththelearningenvironmentinyourmiddleschool,anditfeelslikehome.Soit

isnotalwayseasytosay“byebye”tomiddleschool.Afterenteringhighschool,youmayfacesomenew

challenges.Theschoolworkmaybecomemoredifficultandrequiregreaterskills.Moststudentsneedsupport.

Teachersandparentsmaygiveyouahand.9. Whatcanyoudo?Herearesomesuggestions.

Understandwhatkindoflearnersyouare.Doyouneedsilencetofocus?ThenmakesuretheTVisnoton

whenyouarestudying.10. Somestudentsfocusbetterinthemorning;othersatnight.Findtheright

timesothatyoureffortswillworkwell.

11. Itmightbehelpfulwhenyougetusedtomakingatodolistofallyourschoolwork,and

checkingeachitemoffwhenitiscompleted.Trytodivideyourwork.Thiswillcreatesmaller,moremanageable

tasksoutofthelargerones.Bigprojectsseemlessdifficultiftheyaredonestepbystep.

Formgoodreadinghabits.Readsomethingeveryday—themore,thebetter.Itdoesntmatterwhatyou

read.12. Newspapersprovideplentyofdetailsandbackground.Inaddition,informationyougetfrom

newspapersisusuallyofficialandtrue.

Highschoollifecanbeenjoyable.Oldfriendshipsmightcomeundoneandnewoneswilldevelop.Hope

youwillfeelconfidentandperformwellinhighschool!

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Chinesecomedienne(喜劇女演員)andactressJiaLing,knownforherbubbly

personalityandherbrightsmile,hasbeenverylowkey(低調(diào))inthepastyearanda

half.1.

JiaLinghaslost50kgforhernewmovieYOLO,whichmeansYouOnlyLive

Once.2. Intheearlyteasers(預(yù)告片)forYOLO,peoplesawJiaLings

devotiontoherroleasaboxer.However,itwasntuntilthemoviesrelease(上映)that

peopletrulygottoknowtheextentofherchange.

ThisversionofJiaLingisbothfamiliar(熟悉)andunfamiliar.3. Herdefinedabdominal

muscles(馬甲線)areclearandbeautiful,makingithardtoimaginethatthisisthesameJiaLingweonce

knew.4. JiaLinghasprovedthroughheractionsthatifyoucantbearthepainofdiscipline,youwill

havetoacceptthemediocrity(平庸)ofyourself.Sheisunwillingtoacceptthemediocrityandhaschosento

challengeherself.Herpathtosuccesshasbeenfilledwithdifficultiesandchallenges,butshehasnevergiven

up.

Sheshowsusthataslongasyouhavedeterminationandperseverance,youcandefinitelyachieve

success.Shenotonlybringsuslaughterandtouchesourheartsbutalsoexpressesapositiveanduplifting

energy.

A.Slimmingdownfrom100kgto50kgcantbeachievedonenight.

B.Fromtheexposedphotos,JiaLinglookslikeacompletelydifferentperson.

C.Shetriedhardtoloseweightforhernewmovie.

D.Thestarrecentlysaidthatshewaslosingweightforanupcomingrole.

E.Shestillhasthatfamiliardimplesmile,butnowshehasstrengthandresiliencethatshehasnthadbefore.

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Learninglanguagesonapps

Areyoulearninganotherlanguage?Maybeyouretryingtolearnitforstudyor

work,5. Languagelearningisnothingnew,ofcourse,buttechnologyhas

madeiteasierthanever.

Languagelearningappshavebecomepopulararoundtheworld.6. Andtheycanofferlanguages

notpopularenoughtobetaughtateveningclassesorschoolsoruniversities.

Manyofusarehopingtobebilingual(會說雙語的)sothatwecancommunicatewithpeoplefromother

countries.Butmaybesurprisingly,itstheBritishwhoareusingtheseappsmost.AccordingtotheUSlanguage

learningappDuolingo,in2022itsnewusernumberintheworldwasupby67% comparedwith2021,whilein

theUKitgrewveryquicklyby132%.AndanotherlanguagelearningappBusuuinLondonsawasimilartrend

(趨勢).

7. ColinWatkinsfrom Duolingosaid,“FortheUKlearners,peoplearelearningbecauseof

culture,family,schoolandtravel.Whatsmore,everyonewantsagooduseoftime,andwewanttodosomething

meaningfulonourphone,likelearninganewlanguage.”

Certainly,becomingapersonwhocanspeaksomeotherlanguagesisagoodthingforimprovement.

8.

A.soitseasyforyoutolearnanewlanguage.

B.Anditalsohelpsustobringtheworldalittleclosertogether.

C.Theyareusuallyeasyandconvenienttousebecauseyoucangetthemonyourphone.

D.Forthelanguagelearners,whycantheykeeplearningwiththeapps?

E.ormaybeyouretryingtolearnitjustforfun.

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OnMarch4th,2023,after10yearsofdifficulttalks,nearly200countriesagreedtoanewUNagreement

theHighSeasTreaty(公海保護(hù)協(xié)議).Itisthefirstofitskindin40years.9. Oceanscoverabout

71% oftheearthssurface,andarehometoallkindsofanimalsandplants.Healthyoceansplayavery

importantroleinahealthyplanet.10. Overfishinghashadterribleinfluenceonmanykindsoffish

andotheranimals.Pollutionhascausedseriousdamage(破壞)inmanyareas.

In1982,oneUNseaagreementdescribedthehighseasthepartsoftheoceansthatarentcontrolledby

anycountry.11. Thehighseascoverabout2/3oftheocean.Butnowonly1.2% oftheseareasare

protected.Thenewagreementsetsagoaltoturn30% ofthehighseasintoprotectedareas.Italsorequiresthat

researchshouldfirstbedonetoseewhatinfluencehumansactivitiesmighthaveontheoceanenvironment.

Duringthepast10years,thetalkswereheldtimeandtimeagain.12. Forexample,thereare

disagreementsabouthowmuchtocontrolfishingorpollution.Nowtheagreementhasalongwaytogo,which

mustbeofficially(官方地)acceptedataUNmeetingandbesupportedbyenoughcountriesbeforeitworks.

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TheVenusflytrapisoneexampleofmeateatingplants.1. Itdoesnthavetomove;itjustwaits

forthemealtocometoit.

TheVenusflytraphasaverysweet,sugaryliquid(液體)onitsleaves.Theliquidsmellslikeatasty

meal,sotheinsectsflylandontheleaves.Ofcourse,theyareright?。玻?/p>

Whentheinsectlandsontheleaves,theVenusflytrapstartstoworkimmediately.Therearethreevery

smallhairsoneachleaf.Assoonastheinsecttouchesthesehairs,thetrapcloses,liketheteethinamouth.

3. Inlessthanasecond,thesidesoftheleavesclose,andtheinsectcantgetout.

4. Afterabouthalfanhour,theyareshuttight(緊緊地).Overthenextweekortwo,thebody

oftheinsectbecomesliquid.TheVenusflytrapcandrinkthisliquidsoupthroughitsleaves,andinthiswayit

grows.

A.Andthishappensveryquickly.

B.Butitisnoteasyforaplanttocatchaninsect.

C.Itisatastymeal,butthedeliciousmealisthem!

D.Theleavesslowlymovecloserandclosertogether.

E.Ithasnoeyestoseeandcanthearthenoiseofinsectscomingnear.

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26yearoldLyuJiangtaoisastudentofQinqiangatShaanxiOperaResearchInstitute(陜西省戲曲研究

院).Influencedbyhisparents,LyuwasinterestedinQinqiangwhenhewaslittle.5.

QinqiangisanoldlocaloperathatispopularinShaanxi,aswellasitsneighboringareas,suchasGansu,

Qinghai,Ningxia,andXinjiang.TheoperastartedfromlocalfolksongsanddanceformsintheYellowRiver

ValleyofShaanxiandGansu—thebirthplacesofChineseculture,anditdatesbacktotheQinDynasty.

Becauseithaslonghistory,QinqiangisregardedasthetraditionaloperainnorthwestChina.

However,formostteenagers,itwouldntbetheirfirstchoicetodecideonacareerasaperformerof

Qinqiang.“6. ”Lyusaidwithasigh(嘆氣).“Butthisartform hastobeinherited(繼承)and

passedon.”

LearningthebasicskillsofQinqiangisverydifficult,“Ihadinjuries(損傷)andaccidents.Icried.

7. Thathappenedalot,”saidLyu.“Butthatswhatonehastogothroughinordertomasterthe

opera.”

Now,LyuisgoodatQinqiang,andmoreandmorepeoplestarttoenjoyhisperformance.“8. ”

Hesaid.“IveloveditsinceIwaslittle,andIwillpassiton.”

A.Ihadfightswithmyparents.

B.ItdoesntmatterhowmuchmoneyImake.

C.Andhehasbeenlearningitformanyyears.

D.Itscultureanditsspiritshouldneverberemembered.

E.Totellthetruth,fewerandfewerpeoplearelearningQinqiang.

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Peopleenjoyeatingtogetherwithfamilyandfriendsineverycorneroftheworld.However,customstodo

withgoodbehavioraroundthedinnertablearedifferentfromoneplacetoanothergreatly.9.

Inmanypartsoftheworld,peoplethinkitisrudetoeatyourfoodnoisilyortomakeanynoisewhenyou

drink.10. InJapan,forexample,itisconsideredpolitetoeatanddrinknoisily,becausethisisa

signthatyouareenjoyingyourmeal.

11. Forexample,inBritain,itisbadmannerstoputyourelbows(肘部)onthetable,and

childrenaretaughttokeeptheirhandsunderthetablewhentheyrenoteating.ButinFrance,theoppositeis

true.There,peopleareexpectedtokeeptheirhandsonthetableallthetime.

Andwhataboutwhenthemealisoverandtherestaurantbill(賬單)arrives?InFrance,thecustomisfor

onepersontopaythewholebill.InGermany,however,thebillisdividedupaccordingtohowmucheach

personhaseaten.

Then,finally,theresaproblemofwhethertoleaveatipforthewaiters.12. InJapan,people

almostnevertip,whileintheUSA,youareexpectedtoleaveatleast15%20%.

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Oneday,whenJakeywentoutsidetoplay,hefoundahedgehog(刺猬)inawindowwell(井).Itseemed

thatthehedgehogcouldntgetout.

Jakeysbigbrothers,ArtieandDanny,camearoundand 1 thehedgehog,too.“Weneedtogetit

out!”theysaidandhurriedtotheirroom.WhenJakeyfollowedthem,hefoundArtieandDannyweremaking

2 .

“Wecanttouchthehedgehog.Itmightbite(咬),”Artiesaid.“Aropemaybe 3 .”

“Wellalsoneedaplatform(平臺).”Dannyaddedandexplainedtheir 4 toJakey.

“Howwillyougetthehedgehogtowalkontothatplatform?”Jakeyasked.

“Whataboutsomethingtoeat?”Artiesaidand 5 anoldbeefsandwich.Jakeylookedatitand

thoughtthehedgehogwouldgetsickaftereatingit.Sohedecidedtofindhisownwaytohelpthehedgehog.

Jakeysearchedaroundthehouseandluckilyfoundanicelong 6 .Hepulledtheboardandplacedit

againstacornerofthewell,nexttothehedgehog.ArtieandDannyweresobusywiththeirplansthatthey

didnt 7 whatJakeydid.

Thehedgehogdidntseemtoliketheboardandmadea(n) 8 sound.“Dontworry.Itwonthurt

you,”Jakeysaid.Afterthat,heclimbedupintohistreehouseand 9 quietly.

Afewminuteslater,Jakeysawthehedgehogsmelltheboard,touchitwithonefoot,andwalkupthe

board.Itgotoutofthewellfinallyanddisappearedintothetrees.

“Imadeit!”Jakeyshouted 10 .Thenherantotellhisbrothersthenews.

( )1.A.fed B.saw C.held D.drew

( )2.A.changes B.wishes C.rules D.plans

( )3.A.helpful B.popular C.complete D.special

( )4.A.jokes B.stories C.ideas D.abilities

( )5.A.putaway B.tookout C.threwaway D.speltout

( )6.A.belt B.rope C.stick D.board

( )7.A.report B.dream C.notice D.copy

( )8.A.soft B.perfect C.sweet D.angry

( )9.A.waited B.jumped C.phoned D.waved

( )10.A.hopelessly B.painfully C.gladly D.carefully

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LiZixuanisajuniormiddleschoolstudent.Hehashadmanydreamssincehewaslittle.Butastimegoes

by,somenewdreamshave 11 andsomeoldoneshavedisappeared.

However,onlyonedreamisstillinhismind.

LiZixuansaysthatwhenhewasachild,he 12 rocketsandspaceships.Atfirst,hedidntknowwhat

theywere.Fromhisfather,heknewthatscientistsmakerocketstocarrythingsintospace,andspaceshipsare

usedtocarrypeoplethroughspace.Fromthenon,hehashadareal 13 inspace.Everytimehesees

beautifulstarsandthemoonintheskyatnight,hegetsvery 14 .Heisalwaysdreamingthathecanflyto

spacetolookattheearthoneday.Hismotherknowsabouthisdreamandoften 15 him.

Inschool,LiZixuanlearntthatthefirstmanflewintospacein1961andlater,moreastronauts 16 in

travellingintospace.Someastronautsevenlandedonthemoon.Histeacheralwaysencourageshimtolearn

more.Heknowsnoteveryonehasa 17 totravelintospace.Hemustprepareforitwell.Moreimportantly,

beforehecanflytospace,hemustbetrained 18 .Itneedshardworkandalongtime.

LiZixuanknowsitsnoteasytoachievehisdream,buthe 19 totryhisbest.Hesays,“Ivehadthis

dreamformanyyears.Ithasbroughtmealotofjoyandalwaysgivesmepower.Evenifitdoesntcometruein

theend,Iwontbe 20 .”

( )11.A.appeared B.lost C.changed D.remained

( )12.A.heardabout B.learntfrom C.builtup D.droveaway

( )13.A.ability B.advantage C.confidence D.interest

( )14.A.bored B.anxious C.excited D.afraid

( )15.A.accepts B.doubts C.refuses D.encourages

( )16.A.succeeded B.tried C.failed D.risked

( )17.A.dream B.duty C.chance D.plan

( )18.A.quickly B.specially C.exactly D.carelessly

( )19.A.caused B.hated C.hoped D.decided

( )20.A.pleased B.worried C.sorry D.relaxed

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Lifeislikeaboxofchocolates,andyouneverknowwhatyouaregoingtoget.Myfootstilldidntheal(愈

合)fromanearlierinjury(傷)beforeourschoolsportsmeeting.IevendidntknowifIshouldtakepartinthe

meeting.ButfinallyIwasstandingatthestartingline, 1 forthe1000meterrun.“Ready爥set爥”the

gunpopped(砰)andweallrushedoff.Afewminuteslater,whenIsawtheothergirlsrunningahead(在前

面)ofme,Ifeltveryashamed(慚愧)asIfellfartherandfartherbehind.“Hooray!”shoutedthecrowd.Itwas

theloudestcheerIheardinthe 2 .Thefirstplacerunnerwastwolaps(圈)aheadofmewhenshe 3

thefinishingline.

“MaybeIshouldgiveup.”IthoughtasImovedonalongthetrack.However,Imadeupmymindto

4 running.Forthelasttwolapsintherace,Iranin 5 anddecidednottotakepartintheracenext

year.“Itwontbeworthevenifmyfoothashealed.”Ithoughttomyself.

WhenIgottothefinishingline,Iheardanothercheer, 6 thantheoneIheardearlier.Iturnedaround

andsawtheboyspreparingfortheirrace.Ithoughttheymustbecheeringupboys.

Iwasleaving 7 whenseveralgirlscameuptome.“Wow,youvegotcourage.”Oneofthemtoldme.

“Courage?Ivejustlosttherace!”Ithought.“Allofuswere 8 foryou.Didyouhearus?”saidonegirl.

Afterhearingthesewords,Isuddenlyregained(重新獲得) 9 ,realizedstrengthandcouragewerent

measured(衡量)inmedalsandvictories,butinthedifficultieswechallenged.Thestrongestpeoplearenot

alwaysthepeoplewhowin,butthepeoplewhonever 10 whentheyfail.

( )1.A.late B.ready C.famous D.sorry

( )2.A.race B.exam C.class D.team

( )3.A.jumped B.pulled C.left D.crossed

( )4.A.stop B.keep C.avoid D.regret

( )5.A.fear B.order C.pain D.surprise

( )6.A.higher B.larger C.lower D.louder

( )7.A.silently B.proudly C.carefully D.happily

( )8.A.waiting B.cheering C.looking D.preparing

( )9.A.pride B.success C.hope D.health

( )10.A.takecare B.setoff C.catchup D.giveup

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ZhouEnlaiwasthefirstpremier(總理)ofthePeoplesRepublicofChina.Peopleallhonorhimbecause

hedidalot 11 thecountryandthepeople.

ManymoviesandTVdramashaveshownhiscontributions(貢獻(xiàn))asanadult,butfewworks(作品)have

12 onhischildhood.ZhouEnlaiinHisChildhoodisamoviethat 13 thegap(空白)ofhislifestory.

Thefilmdocuments(記錄)thehistoryofZhougrowingupinHuaian,JiangsuProvincefrombirthtothe

ageof12.Itgivesaudiences(觀眾)achancetolearnaboutthe 14 ofagreatmanduringhischildhood.

Fromthismovie,wegettoknow 15 hedevelopedintosuchagreatman.Zhouwasbornin1898,nearthe

endoftheQingDynasty.Afterhisfatherlefthishometowntomakemoneytosupportthefamily,Zhoulived

withhismother.Lifewasnoteasyatthattime.Seeinghismotherandneighborssuffering,Zhou 16 a

goal—tostudyhardandhelpChinarise—atayoungage.Hestudiedhardeverydayandneverletup(松懈).

17 hereachedhisgoalandbecameagreatman.Themovieisatextbookexampleofared 18 thatcan

educateyoungpeopleandguidePartymembers.Wearenowlivinginadifferenttime, 19 Zhousspiritis

notoutofdate.ThebestwayforstudentstohonorPremierZhouistokeephisspirit 20 —studyhardand

helpChinariseevenhigher.

( )11.A.from B.in C.for D.at

( )12.A.influenced B.touched C.called D.lived

( )13.A.connects B.enters C.lifts D.fills

( )14.A.growth B.warmth C.health D.wealth

( )15.A.when B.why C.how D.where

( )16.A.lead B.change C.set D.discuss

( )17.A.Finally B.Luckily C.Politely D.Recently

( )18.A.picture B.tool C.gift D.classic

( )19.A.so B.but C.or D.and

( )20.A.awake B.magic C.alive D.sweet

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Haveyouheardofwallball?Wallballisasimplesporttoplay.Youonlyneedaball1. awall,

soyoucanplayanywhereatanytime.

Asthenameshows,wallballisabouthittingasmallballagainstawall.Todothis,keepyourhandopen

anduseyourpalm(手掌)tohitit.Usually,gloves2. (need),butyoucanchoosenottowearthem.

Youcanuseeitherofyour3. (hand)tohittheball.

Twoplayerstaketurnstohittheball.Oneplayerbounces(彈起)theballonceandhitsitagainstthe

wall.Then4. otherplayerhitsitbacktothewall.Ifaplayerfailstohittheballtothewallbeforeit

bouncestwice,thisplayerwillloseonepoint.

Theplayerthatreaches11,15or21pointsfirstwinsthegame.Beforestarting,makesurehowmany

pointsyouwant5. (reach).Ifyouwintwogamesfirst,youllwinthematch.Butifthegamescoreis

11,onemoregameisoftenplayed.

“Lastmonth,we6. (have)severalmatchesagainstotherschools.Everymatchwas7.

(exciting)thanIthought.Icantwaitforthenextyearsmatch!Itmakes8. (I)crazy,”said

James,awallballloverfromtheUK.

Moreandmorepeopletodaybecomeinterested9. wallball.Someclubshavebuiltcolorful

courts(球場).However,youcan10. (certain)setupyourowncourtathome.Ifyoulikewallball,

getstarted.

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ChenYujie,a15yearoldgirl,ishavingtrainingatNingboSportsSchool.Shewonthechampionship

11. theageof14withasurprisingrecordof1143seconds.Sherunseven12. (fast)

thanaprevious(之前的)AsianGameschampion.Whenshesawherrecordbreakingperformance,ChenYujie

said13. (happy),“Icametobreakmypersonalbestscore,buttomysurprise,itwasmuchmore

thanIdexpected.”

Afterthegame,oneofthebest14. (runner)inChinashoutedtoChenYujieonline,“Were

waitingforyouinthenationalteam!”

Inthe15. (five)gradeofprimaryschool,ChenYujiestartedhertrackandfield(田徑)

training.Tokeepthebalancebetweentraining16. study,shetrainedinherschoolfromMondayto

Friday,andthenshe17. (go)tothesportsschooltotrainonweekends.Chenhadtoovercome(克

服)alotofdifficulties.

Duringhertraining,Chenisverystrictwith18. (her)andtriestomakeeverymovement

perfect.Shebelievesifwedontgiveupandtrytochallengeourselves,wewillsucceed.Shesaid,“Ihope

19. (keep)tryingalthoughitsverydifficulttobettermyscores.Iwanttobecome20.

memberofthenationalteamassoonaspossible.”

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ConfuciuswasawisemaninancientChina.Heissuch21. greatthinker

thatmanypeoplestillknowabouthimandhisideas.

“Ren”wasconsideredtobethe22. (important)amongConfucius

ideas.Thisspecialwordmeansbeingkindandcaringabout23. happensin

theworld.Confuciusalsotalkedabout“Li”,whichmeansknowingthewaytoact

24. (proper)indifferentsituations.

Confuciusstartedaschool25. (spread)hisideasandthoughts.Hebelievedthateveryone,

whetherrichorpoor,shouldhaveachancetolearn.Thisideachangedthewaypeoplethoughtabout

education.

Thebook,TheAnalects(《論語》),recordsmanyofthethingsthatConfuciussaid.Hisstudentswrote

26. (they)downsothatotherpeoplecouldlearnfrom him too.Inmoderntimes,TheAnalects

27. (use)almosteverydaybylotsofpeoplebecauseithaswiseadvicethatcanhelpusinourlives.

OneideaConfuciushadaboutlearningwasthatitneverstops.Hesaidthatifpeoplewantedtoget

improvement,theyshouldcheckthemselvesthree28. (time)aday.Thisisaveryimportantidea,

becausetheworldisalwayschangingandweneedtokeepup29. it.

Confuciusideas30. (be)aroundinpeopleseverydaylivessincetheyappeared.Theybecome

moreandmorepopularinWesterncountriesandSouthAsia.

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TheGreatWallofChinaisthelongestwallintheworld.Itisoneofthemostpopular31.

(place)inChinaanditispopularamongpeoplefromallovertheworld.

WhydosomanypeoplelovetheGreatWall?Maybeitsbecauseitisvery

hugeandlong.TheGreatWallis32. (actual)21,196.18kilometers

long.Itiseven33. (long)thantheequator(赤道).

TheGreatWall34. (have)somedifferentparts.Inmyopinion,two

partsof35. (they)areverypopular.ThefirstoneisJinshanlingGreat

Walland36. otheroneisBadalingGreatWall.

JinshanlingGreatWallisinHebeiProvince.Ithinkitisthemostbeautifulpart.Youcanenjoydifferent

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專題四 語篇填空(5)

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QiBaishiisaworldfamousartmasterinChina.Hewasbornin1. poorfamilyfromXiangtan,

HunanProvince.Hewasatschoolforlessthanayearbecause2. illnesses.Oneday,hefounda

Chinesepaintingguidebook—Jieziyuan Huapu.Thebook inspired(鼓 舞 ) hisinterestsin painting

3. (picture).Hedecided4. (learn)byhimselfandlaterbecameamasterofartthrough

hishardwork.In1902,he5. (start)totravelaroundChina.Hevisitedfamousplaces,metmany

peopleandsawdifferentkindsofartpieces.Theseexperienceshelpedhimbecomeoneofthe6.

(good)artistsofalltime.7. (he)paintingsaregenerallyaboutthesmallthingsoftheworld,suchas

fish,shrimps(蝦)andfrogs.“MouseandCatwithLamp”isoneofthem.Inthepicture,amouseisstanding

onthetopofalongpole(桿子).Underthepoleisacat.Theyaresolively8. itlookslikethey

wouldjumpoutofthepapertofight.Alltheworks9. (create)byQiBaishiinafreshway,which

expressedhislovefornatureandlife.Histalentsandskillsamazedthewholeworldalot.Heis10.

(real)amasterofartandtheprideofXiangtan.

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Manyartistsdrawwithpensandbrushes,butfew“paint”withknives.Wang

Jing,awomanfromShenyang,China,hasgivenmostofhertimeandenergytothisart

form11. 29yearsago.In1995,Wanggottheideabychancewhenshecuta

pieceofredpaperusingaknifeanditleftawhiteline.Thenshe12.

(believe)thatshemighthavecreatedsomethingoutofcommonthings.Afterthat,usingknivesandpaper,she

completedapaintingofapairofbirds.

Peopleusuallyaddcolorstocreatepaintings,butknifepaintersuseknives13. (take)away

colorsonspeciallymadecoatedpaper.Theyusedifferentpressureonthepaperindifferent14.

(direction)tocreatedifferentcolors.Oncethemarks15. (leave)onthepaper,theycannotbe

covered,soitrequiresthepaintertobe16. (complete)lostinthework.

FewpeopleknewthegreatartformjustafterWangcreatedit.Besides,Wangherselfwasnotexpectingto

makeitsomethingbigatthe17. (begin).Butthankstoherlovefortheartform,shehaskept

paintingfor18. past29years.Sofar,shehascompletedhundredsofpaintings,and19.

(she)favoriteisa28meterlongpainting.Wangsaid20. shewouldcontinueworkinginthefield

andmakeitknownacrosstheworld.

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NanjingConfuciusTempleliesintheNanjingCity,atthenorthbankofthe

QinhuaiRiver.Itwasbuilt21. 1034toshowrespect(敬重)forConfucius,

whowasagreat22. (think)andteacherofancientChina.Thetemplewas

alsoacollege.Peopleconsidereditasaculturalcenterintheoldtimes.

Thewholetemplecoversalargeareaand23. (include)agroupofoldbuildings.Forexample,

Gongyuanusedtobeanexaminationschool.It24. (found)intheSongDynastyasaplacetochoose

officials.

Now thetemplehasturnedintoapopularplacefortravelling.Thousandsoftouristscomehere

25. (pay)avisit.Theycannotonlyknowmuchaboutthehistory,butalsolearnConfuciussgreat

ideasoneducation.Visitingthetempleatnightwillgivevisitors26. differentfeeling.Itswonderful

totakeaboatontheQinhuaiRiver.Thewaterlooks27. (beautiful)thanusualasthesungoes

down.Sodotheancientoldbuildingsbecausetheyarealllitup(照亮)bylanterns.Whatanicethingto

recitesomeConfuciusssayingsontheboat!

Thetempleholdsmanycultural28. (activity)duringtheSpringFestival.Itsagoodchancefor

29. (tour)toexperiencetraditionalChinesearts,likepapercuttingandpiyingxi.Besides,thereare

morethan100kindsofNanjingdishesandsnacks.30. yougothere,whynothaveatry?

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Manypeoplecreateartwithapencil,buthe31. (turn)apencilitselfintoart.

LiMingjun,ayoungmanfromHebei,China,recentlysurprised32. (million)ofpeopleonline

withhisminisculptures(微雕)createdoutofpencillead(鉛筆芯).Someofhissculpturesincludehelmets

(頭盔)forflies,Chinesecharactersand33. (music)instruments.“Icameupwiththeideaof

sculpturinghelmetsforflieswhenIsaw34. flyrepeatedlyhitmybedroomwindow.Ithought,‘Why

notmakeahelmetforit?”saidLi.

Inthepastsixyears,Li35. (complete)over100works.

AccordingtoLi,hisstronginterest36. pencilminisculpturesdatesbacktohistimeinhigh

school.Whenhewasanartstudentinhighschool,hehadtosharpen(削尖)pencilseveryday.Onedayhe

sculpturedaheartshapeonapieceofpencilleadand37. (win)praisefromhisclassmates.That

gavehimagreatsenseof38. (achieve).Hehasbeencreatingtheseminisculpturesinhisspare

time39. then.Whileworkingasaspecialmakeupartist(特效化妝師)forfilmandtelevision,he

wasonlyabletothrowhimselfintotheworldofartforafewdayseverytwoorthreemonths.

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專題五 閱讀與表達(dá)(1)

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Cooperationcomesfromfriendship,friendshipcomesfromtrust,andtrustcomesfromkindness.Itseasyto

tellthatkindnessisveryimportant.Whatiskindnessthen?Tobeexact,kindnessisthequalityofbeing

friendly.Ifwegiveupourseatsonthebus,helpaclassmatesolveamathproblem,orwelcomeanewmember

intoagroupactivity,weareshowingkindness.Actually,theseactsaredonewithoutexpectationofreward(回

報).

Webegintorealisethatwhilehelpingothers,wereinfacthelpingourselves.Showingkindnessbenefitsus

indifferentways.Ithelpsusknowaboutourselves.Itdevelopsourproblem—solvingskills.Italsogivesusthe

chancetobethankful.

Wecanneverimaginethepowerofonesimpleactofkindness.Itmaychangeourday.Andthatdaymay

changeourweek.Thatweekmaychangetherestoftheyear—orevenourwholelife.

Inshort,werisebyliftingothers.

Herearesometeenagersactsofkindness.

Linda:Isatnexttoanewstudentatlunch.IwaspleasedbecauseImadeherday.

Kayla:Inordertoraisemoneyandprotectwildanimals,Iheldasingingcompetition.Iwasproudofit.

Peter:Iopenedthedoorforanoldlady.IfelthappybecauseIcouldhelpotherpeople.

1.Whatiskindnessaccordingtothetext?

2.Listtwobenefitsofshowingkindness.

3.WhatdidLindadotoshowherkindness?

4.WhatdoyouthinkofPetersactofkindness?Write30wordsormore.

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To:Abby

From:Molly

DearAbby,

Ifeelsadthesedays.IfindithardtounderstandEnglishwordsandsentences.Foraschoolgirllikeme,

thatsarealpain.

Pleasehelpme!

Molly

To:Molly

From:Abby

DearMolly,

Ihaveknownaboutyourproblem.AsyourEnglishteacher,Icanunderstandyouquitewell.Thereisno

needtoworryaboutittoomuchbecausetheproblemiscommonandcanbesolved.Mysuggestionsareas

follows.

First,trytounderstandwordsinphrases(短語)orsentences.Forexample,dontjustlearnthesingle

word“mind”.Learnitinaphraselike“changeonesmind”.Thatmeans“changeonesidea”.Youcanalso

learnthewordinasentencelike“KeepinmindwhatIsaid”.Thatmeans“RememberwhatIsaid”.

Second,payattentiontodifferentpartsofspeech(詞性)ofaword.Thesamewordcanbeusedasa

noun(名詞)inonesentenceanditcanbeusedasaverb(動詞)inanother.Taketheword“back”asan

example.Thefollowingtwosentences“Mollyhashermumatherback”and“Mollysmumbacksherup”

havethesamemeaning.Theybothmean“Mollysmumsupportsher”.

Ihopemysuggestionswillbehelpfultoyou.Wishyougoodluck!

Abby

5.WhatproblemmakesMollysad?

6.WhydoesAbbythinkthereisnoneedforMollytoworrytoomuch?

7.Which“back”isusedasaverbinParagraph3?Writedownthesentence.

8.GiveasuggestionofyourowntoMolly.Write30wordsormore.

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Mars,Robots,HigherPricesandMore

Whatwilltheworldlooklikein2045?IrecentlyspokewithfourAmericanstudents,CadenSorensen,

ChandlerStark,FatimaAbdiandNoelaniVelascoPolley,togettheirthoughtsonthisquestion.

In2045,thekidsthink,humanswillbeabletoliveonMars.Theysuggestthateveryoneshouldspenda

fewyearsontheredplanettogivetheEartha“rest”.“Andwhenwecomeback,wemusttrynottopolluteas

much,”saysStark.

ButMarsisnotyetreadyforhumanhabitation(居?。裕瑁澹耄椋洌螅幔纾颍澹澹簦瑁幔簦椋恚恚澹洌椋幔簦澹幔悖簦椋铮睿恚酰螅簦猓?/p>

takentocleanuptheEarth.“Itstimetofixitnow,”saysSorensen.“Itsnotgoingtofixitself.”

Thekidsdonotjustcareaboutprogressinspaceexploration.Theyarealsointerestedinthefuturejobs.

Starkhopestocompose(創(chuàng)作)musicforTVshowsoneday.Abdiwantstobeabusinessowner.Sorensen

dreamsaboutbecomingalawyer.Polleywantstobeascientist.

“Idontthinktherewillbealotoffastfoodjobs,”saidAbdi.Shealsothinksthateverythingisgoingto

getalotmoreexpensive.“Peoplewillhavetolookforhigherpayingjobs.”

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專題五 閱讀與表達(dá)(6)

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LILITIMEisoneofthemanycafesinShanghai,butitisalittledifferent.Some

customers(顧客)saytheydonotgotheretodrinkcoffee.Instead,theywantto

enjoythe“special”service.

In2013,whenZhangLiliwasworkinginherfirstcafe,acustomergavehera

note.Itread:“ImdeafbutIreallylovecoffee.Wouldyougivemethechancetolearnhowtomakeit?”

Thispersonbecamethefirstdeafbarista(咖啡師)inthatcafe.AndtherestartedZhangsstorywiththe

deafcommunity.

In2019,ZhangandherhusbandstartedLILITIME.Overthepastfewyears,ithasbecomeaplacefilled

withlove.Moreandmoredeafpeoplehavegottentoknowaboutitandthewordhasspread.

InLILITIME,peopleneedtoordertheircoffeebytalkingtoitsbaristas,eventhoughtheyspeakslowly

andsometimesnotclearlyenough.Zhangwantsrealcommunicationinhercafe.

Now,Zhangisthinkingaboutopeningmorecafes.Shehascometoknowalotaboutchildrenwhohave

otherproblems.Andshethinksthathernewcafesmayhelpthesechildreninonewayoranother.

1.WhendidZhangLiliandherhusbandstarttheLILITIMEcafe?

2.WhydopeoplehavetoorderbytalkingwithitsbaristasinLILITIME?

3.WhatisZhangLilithinkingaboutnow?

4.WhatcanyoulearnfromZhangLiliandherhusband?Writeatleast30words.

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Parisisontracktobecomeagreenercity.Aheadofthe2024SummerOlympics,thegovernmentismaking

planstocreateacarfreezone(區(qū)域)inthecity.

AccordingtoBloomberg,theban(禁令)on“nonessential(非必要的)throughtraffic”inthecitycenter

willbegininearly2024.“Theplanisexpectedtocutaroundhalfofthedailycarjourneysthroughthecore(核

心區(qū))ofthecity.Residents(居民),publictransit(交通),emergencyvehicles(緊急救援車)andpeople

withdisabilitieswillfinditeasiertomove,”BrentToderian,acityplannerandurbanistfromCanada,wroteon

Twitter.Othermeasureshavealreadybeenputinplace.Theseincludeincreasingthenumberofbikelanes(車

道)andpedestrianroutes(人行道),andbanningcarsfromsomemajorstreets.

ButtheOlympicsareonlythebeginning.ParisMayor(市長)AnneHidalgowantstomakethecitymore

humanfocusedbyaddingmorenature.Famouslandmarks(地標(biāo))suchastheEiffelTowerandPlacedela

Concordewillalsobeturnedintoparkareasbeforethe2024Games.“By2026,MayorHidalgohaspromisedto

plantmorethan170,000treesacrossthecapital,with50percentofthecitycoveredbyplantedareasby

2030,”reportedTimeOutParis.Thesepolicieswillalsoreducethecitysclimateinfluence.

5.WhatisParisplanningtocreateinthecity?

6.AccordingtoBrentToderian,howwillthebanaffectdisabledpeople?

7.Besidestheban,whatothermeasures(措施)hasParisadoptedtoachieveitsgoal?

8.WhatdoyouthinkofParisasagreenercity?Why?Write30wordsormore.

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Theweatherisgettinghotter.Youarethirstyafterplayingbasketballorridinghomefromschool.Acold

drinkmaybejustthething.Butbecarefulofwhatyouaredrinking.Somethingthatlookscoolmaynotbegood

foryourhealth.

Thereareplentyof“energydrinks”onthemarket.Mostofthemhavebeautifulcolorsandcoolnames.

Thelistsonthemtellyoutheyarehelpfultoyourhealth.Soundsgreat?。拢酰簦幔妫簦澹颍幔悖幔颍澹妫酰欤悖瑁澹悖?,youmayfind

thatmostenergydrinkshavelotsofcaffeineinthem.Thesedrinksareespeciallyaimedatyoungpeople,

students,busypeopleandsportsplayers.Makerssometimessaytheirdrinksmakeyoubetteratsportsandcan

keepyouawake.Butbecarefulnottodrinktoomuch.

Caffeinemakesyourheartbeatfast.Becauseofthis,theInternationalOlympicCommitteehaslimited(限

制)itsuse.Caffeineinmostenergydrinksisatleastasstrongasthatinacupofcoffeeortea.Possiblehealth

dangershavesomethingtodowithenergydrinks.Justoneboxofenergydrinkmaymakeyounervous.

Scientistssaythatteenagersshouldbediscouragedfromtakingdrinkswithalotofcaffeineinthem.

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專題六 書面表達(dá)(1)

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假定你是李輝,你組建的社團(tuán)打算在暑假期間設(shè)計、制作飛機(jī)模型。得知你的英國朋友 Eric有意

參與。請你用英文給他寫一封電子郵件,內(nèi)容包括:

(1)告知你的打算;

(2)詢問他的想法;

(3)期待回復(fù)。

注意:

(1)詞數(shù) 80~100,開頭和結(jié)尾已給出,不計入總詞數(shù);

(2)可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié),以使行文連貫;

(3)郵件中不能出現(xiàn)真實(shí)姓名及學(xué)校名稱。

DearEric,

Howiseverythinggoing?

Bestwishes!

Yours,

LiHui

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假定你是李輝,下周五來自英國的交換生即將到你校參觀交流,作為學(xué)生代表,請你給交換生代表

Mark寫一封電子郵件,內(nèi)容包括:

(1)表示歡迎;

(2)告知活動主要內(nèi)容;

(3)提出建議。

注意:

(1)詞數(shù) 80~100,開頭和結(jié)尾已給出,不計入總詞數(shù);

(2)可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié),以使行文連貫;

(3)郵件中不能出現(xiàn)真實(shí)姓名及學(xué)校名稱。

參考詞匯:交換生 exchangestudent;學(xué)生代表 studentrepresentative

DearMark,

Imthestudentrepresentative,LiHui.

Imlookingforwardtoyourcoming.

Yours,

LiHui

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假定你是李輝,即將在以“如何培養(yǎng)團(tuán)隊(duì)精神”為主題的英語論壇中發(fā)言。請根據(jù)下面提示寫一篇

演講稿,內(nèi)容包括:

(1)重要性;

(2)具體做法;

(3)表達(dá)希望。

注意:

(1)詞數(shù) 80~100,開頭和結(jié)尾已給出,不計入總詞數(shù);

(2)可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié),以使行文連貫;

(3)文中不能出現(xiàn)真實(shí)姓名及學(xué)校名稱。

Dearfriends,

Ifeelsohonoredtomakeaspeechabouthowtodevelopteamspirit.

Thanksforlistening.

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你的成長像一次長途旅行,成長過程中有收獲,有困惑,你在每次歷練中成長。請以“Growingup”

為題,談?wù)勀愕某砷L過程,內(nèi)容包括:

如何了解世界

(1)書本:了解不同時期不同地點(diǎn)的人

(2)父母:教會我如何做個善良的人

(3)其他(至少一點(diǎn))

如何解決煩惱 (1)我的煩惱

(2)如何解決

我的感受

(1)遇到困難不言放棄

(2)成長比成功更重要

(3)其他(至少一點(diǎn))

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參考答案

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(1)

1.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Areyouinterestedinspace?

Areyoudreamingofmeetingastronauts?Ifyouranswers

are‘Yes,thenreadon.LNJTSScienceMagazineis

holdingacompetitionforstudentsinLiaoning.”可知,

競賽是關(guān)于太空的。

2.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “LNJTSScienceMagazineis

holdingacompetitionforstudentsinLiaoning.” 以及

“Youmustbeajuniorhighstudent.”可知,參加競賽

的是初中學(xué)生。

3.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Winnerscan”可知,獲勝者

可以參觀太空中心、獲得關(guān)于太空的書籍以及與宇

航員見面并交談。

4.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Youneedto” “workina

teamofthreestudents”可知,為了參加比賽,你必須

組成一個三人小組。

5.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段 “Herfirsttrywasto

makesomebiscuitsthrougharecipeonaheadstonein

NewYork.Therewerenoinstructionstofollow,onlya

listofsimple ingredients: butter, sugar, an egg,

flour,bakingpowderandsalt.”可知,在紐約的那塊

墓碑上的食譜中含有的原料有:黃油、糖、雞蛋、

面粉、發(fā)酵粉和鹽,沒有油。

6.B 細(xì) 節(jié) 理 解 題。 根 據(jù) 第 四 段 “Herprofessor

suggestedsheusehernewTikTokprofiletodocument

herfieldwork.”可知,Grant的教授建議她用新的抖

音賬號來記錄她的實(shí)習(xí),即用一個應(yīng)用程序來記錄

她的實(shí)習(xí)。

7.C 代詞指代題。根據(jù)最后一段 “Uptillnow,Grant

hasfoundmanyrecipesrecordedonheadstones,suchas

bread,cakeandbiscuits,andsheisstilllookingfor

moreofthem.”可知,到目前為止,Grant已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)

了許多記錄在墓碑上的食譜,如面包、蛋糕和餅干,

她還在尋找更多的記錄在墓碑上的食譜。由此推知,

them指上文的 recipesrecordedonheadstones“記錄在

墓碑上的食譜”。

8.D 標(biāo)題歸納題。通讀全文可知,本文主要講述了一

個名叫 RosieGrant的女孩按照刻在墓碑上的食譜制

作食物的故事。選項(xiàng) D “按照墳?zāi)股系氖匙V制作甜

點(diǎn)的女孩”是最佳標(biāo)題。

9.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段 “Afterthat,shetalked

withDavid,adancerintheclub,aboutthehappiness

ofdancing.”可知,他們在談?wù)撎璧目鞓贰?/p>

10.B 細(xì) 節(jié) 理 解 題。根 據(jù) “Butonstage,weforget

anythingelseandwearejustinourowndanceworld.”

可知,但在舞臺上,我們忘記了其他一切,我們只

是在自己的舞蹈世界里。所以大衛(wèi)在舞臺上專注于

他的舞蹈來克服緊張。

11.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Thebestthingisperforming

onstageinbeautifulclothes.”可知,大衛(wèi)覺得最好

的事情是穿著漂亮的衣服在舞臺上表演。

12.C 主旨大意題。根據(jù) “Dontletanybodytellyou

whetheryoucandoitornot.Ifyoulovedancing,

youllfindawaytothedanceworld.”可知,不要讓

任何人告訴你你能不能做到,如果你喜歡跳舞,你

會找到通往舞蹈世界的路。所以作者是為了告訴我

們要找到一條通往我們所愛的道路。

13.A 細(xì) 節(jié) 理 解 題。根 據(jù) 第 ① 段 “A culturestwo

greatestgiftsarefoodsandfestivals.Theyoftengo

handinhand.”可知,作者認(rèn)為食物和節(jié)日是互相

聯(lián)系的。

14.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第②段 “Italianfoodwriter

MarcellaHazanoncesaidItalyhastwoskills— ‘theart

ofcooking,andtheartofeating.”可知,意大利人

十分擅長烹飪。

15.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第④段 “Mexicohasaproud

foodhistoryandhasinfluencedmanyothercountries,

especiallySpain.”可知,墨西哥影響了很多其他國

家的食物。

16.A 篇章結(jié)構(gòu)題。通讀全文可知,第①段引出主題

———世界不同國家的美食及飲食習(xí)慣;第②③段介

紹了意大利的美食及飲食習(xí)慣;第④⑤段介紹了墨

西哥的美食及飲食習(xí)慣;第⑥⑦段介紹了美國的美

食及飲食習(xí)慣。

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(2)

1.C 推理判斷題。根據(jù) “Time:7:00pm—8:30

pm”可知,中國民樂音樂會的時間是晚上 7:00

到晚上 8:30,可推知演唱會持續(xù) 90分鐘。

2.D 細(xì) 節(jié) 理 解 題。根 據(jù) “ID cardisnecessaryfor

checkingin.”可知,入場時需要攜帶身份證。

3.C 推 理 判 斷 題。根 據(jù) “Musicianswillplaythe

traditionalChineseinstruments,suchassuona,erhu,

pipaandsoon.”可知,音樂家們將演奏中國傳統(tǒng)樂

器,如嗩吶、二胡、琵琶等,可推測你會欣賞到一

些古典音樂。

4.B 推理判斷題。根據(jù)全文可知,本文主要介紹了中

國民樂音樂會的相關(guān)信息,故本文是一張海報。

5.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)短文第一句可知,Kelly和父

母去漁村度假。

6.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第三段 “‘Hello,’saidthe

girl,butshedidntstop.Infact,sheseemedtowalk

faster.Kellywasunhappy.”可知,紅發(fā)女孩從她身

邊路過而沒有停留時,Kelly感到不開心。

7.A 推 理 判 斷 題。根 據(jù) 第 一 段 “Assoonasshe

arrived,sherantothebeach with herwatercolors,

brushesandpaper.”和第七段 “‘Ijustcouldntkeep

awaywhenIsawyoupainting!shesaid.” 可推知,

Kelly和 Marie都喜歡畫畫。

8.C 主旨大意題。通讀全文可知,本文講述了 Kelly

在漁村度假時,通過繪畫結(jié)識了一個新朋友 Marie,

并建立了友誼。

9.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段最后一句可知,如果本

地肉蟻死亡而阿根廷螞蟻數(shù)量增加,阿根廷螞蟻可

能會吃很多植物,從而危害當(dāng)?shù)丨h(huán)境。

10.C 詞義猜測題。根據(jù)第四段 “Butthesameteamof

Knightsbeat70Swordsmeninanuphillenvironment.”

可知,本地螞蟻在上坡的環(huán)境中更有優(yōu)勢,由于上

坡環(huán)境更為復(fù)雜,所以 complex應(yīng)表示 “復(fù)雜”之

意,選項(xiàng) C“由許多不同的東西組成”符合語境。

11.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段可知,幫助肉蟻打

敗入侵螞蟻的更好方式是在樹下種植更多低矮的

植物。

12.A 標(biāo)題歸納題。通讀全文可知,文章主要講的是

科學(xué)家?guī)椭镜匚浵亼?zhàn)勝入侵螞蟻。

13.B 推理判斷題。根據(jù)第一段 “However,thereisa

specialliondanceteaminatownofGuangzhou.Itis

completelymadeupofteenagegirlsandtheteamstands

outamongalltheteams.”可知,在廣州,一支由十

幾歲的女孩組成的特殊的舞獅隊(duì)脫穎而出。據(jù)此可

推斷,十幾歲的女孩也可以練習(xí)舞獅。

14.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文章可知,起先有些人懷疑

少女的能力,張教練意識到女孩們處境很艱難,但

他沒有放棄,隨后他成立了女子隊(duì),接著張教練設(shè)

計旗幟,制作粉紅獅子頭,因此順序?yàn)棰冖邰佗堋?/p>

15.A 詞義猜測題。根據(jù)第三段 “Thenextyear,the

girlsonceagainclinchedthetopprizeinthejunior

groupinthe16thGuangdongProvincialGames.They

provedthemselvestobeexcellent.”可知,女孩們證

明她們自己是優(yōu)秀的,也就是說她們在廣東省第 16

屆運(yùn)動會上,再次獲得了少年組第一名,據(jù)此可推

斷 “clinched”意為 “贏得”,與 won同義。

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16.A 標(biāo)題歸納題。通讀全文可知,本文講述了女子

舞獅隊(duì)打破傳統(tǒng)藝術(shù)形式,努力訓(xùn)練,取得成功的

故事。選項(xiàng) A “女孩們打破舞獅傳統(tǒng)”適合作為文

章的標(biāo)題。

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(3)

1.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Succulents Wedontneed

muchcare!”可知,多肉植物不太需要照顧。

2.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Placingusonawallwillbring

youmuchfun.”可知,把植物掛在墻上會給你帶來

很多樂趣。

3.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Summer Wehateharmful

insects.”可知,尤其是在夏天需要保護(hù)植物不受有

害昆蟲的侵害。

4.B 推理判斷題。本文主要介紹了一些植物,所以可

能在雜志的 “生活”版塊看到這篇文章。

5.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段前兩句可知特殊之處是

這個南瓜是世界上最重的。

6.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段可知提到了南瓜、蘋

果、黃瓜、西葫蘆和西紅柿,共 5種水果。

7.C 詞義猜測題。根據(jù) “Whyarepumpkinsorange?

Thatisbecausetheyhavecarotenoids,thesamething

thatgivescarrotstheirorangecolor.”可推知此處是指

因?yàn)槟瞎虾蓄惡}卜素才呈現(xiàn)橙色。

8.D 推理判斷題。根據(jù)最后一段可推知南瓜長得很

慢。

9.A 細(xì) 節(jié) 理 解 題。根 據(jù) 第 三 段 “ForKarenfrom

Canada,itwasnoproblem topointatsomeonewhois

olderthansheis.ButforJady,itwasveryrude.”可

知,對 Jady而言,用手指著某個年長的人是粗魯?shù)?/p>

行為。

10.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段 “InFranceandmuch

ofEurope,youshouldkissnewfriendsononeorboth

cheeks.”可知,在法國人們要親吻新朋友的臉頰。

11.C 詞義猜測題。本段在談?wù)撀牴适聲r是否 “直視

說話 人 的 眼 睛”,即 該 段 第 一 句 中 的 “lookthe

storytellerintheeye”,故推測 “makeeyecontact”

意為 “looksomeoneintheeye”。

12.C 主旨大意題。通讀全文可知,本文主要在談?wù)?/p>

不同文化中,肢體語言的規(guī)則也不同。

13.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段 “Arecentvideoshows

awolfin Hoh Xil, QinghaiProvince, hasputon

weightasaresultofbeingfedbyvisitors.”可知,人

們給這只狼喂食而導(dǎo)致它增重。

14.C 主旨大意題。根據(jù)第三段可知,本段表述了不

同人對是否給野狼喂食這一話題的不同看法,選項(xiàng)

C“這引發(fā)很多討論”與之相符。

15.C 細(xì)節(jié)判斷題。根據(jù)后兩段可知,動物研究員戴

亮和西寧野生動物園領(lǐng)導(dǎo)均不提倡私自給野生狼喂

食。說明他們都認(rèn)為投喂野生動物不是幫助他們的

一種好的方式。

16.D 篇章結(jié)構(gòu)題。通讀全文可知,第一、二段主要

講了一些人給野狼喂食的場景,第三段概括講了不

同人對 “是否該給野狼喂食”這一話題的不同看

法,第四、五段講了一些動物專業(yè)人士不提倡私自

給野狼喂食。故第一、二、四、五段均是圍繞第三

段展開敘述的。

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(4)

1.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)圖片可知,水屬于 GradeA。

2.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “1% -5% sugar”可知 Grade

B中的飲品含糖量是 1% -5%。

3.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段 “ThelabelsarefromA

toD. A isthe mosthealthy, and D isthe least

healthy.”可知使用標(biāo)簽是為了引導(dǎo)人們選擇健康的

飲品。

4.D 推理判斷題。本文主要介紹了新加坡政府最近宣

布,所有在當(dāng)?shù)劁N售的飲料必須在包裝上使用營養(yǎng)

級標(biāo)簽,標(biāo)明飲料中糖和飽和脂肪的含量百分比,

故文章可能出現(xiàn)在報紙的 “生活和健康”版塊。

5.D 推理判斷題。根據(jù)短文首句可知,作者通過介紹

不同的場景來開始寫文章的。

6.C 詞義猜測題。根據(jù)第三段 “Ifyouhavetolistento

somethingwhenyoureout,useonlyoneearphone”可

知,外出時不要兩只耳朵都戴耳機(jī),可以只戴一個

耳機(jī),或者把音量調(diào)小,這樣會更安全。

7.A 推理判斷題。根據(jù)第四段 “Travelwithfriendsor

familymemberswhenpossibleandnevergoanywhere

withastranger.”可知,盡可能與朋友或家人一起旅

行,不要和陌生人一起去任何地方。說明有時沒有

父母在身邊獨(dú)自旅行是危險的。

8.C 篇章結(jié)構(gòu)題。文章第一段介紹了一些場景來引入

主題;第二段到第六段介紹了一些街頭智慧來保護(hù)

自己的安全;最后一段是作者的總結(jié),再次強(qiáng)調(diào)

“在街上越警覺,就越安全”,文章是 “總—分—總”

結(jié)構(gòu)。

9.D 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Friendship”所統(tǒng)領(lǐng)段落可

知,可以通過聯(lián)系朋友來增加你生活中的幸福。

10.A 句意猜測題。根據(jù) “Life”所統(tǒng)領(lǐng)段落可推知,

人生在世的每一天都是一個好日子,這是對古諺語

“Everydayabovegroundisagoodday”的正確理解。

11.C 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Family”所統(tǒng)領(lǐng)段落可知,

家庭是最深切的幸福源泉之一,因此家庭在你的生

活中是很重要的。

12.B 標(biāo)題歸納題。通讀全文可知,本文主要從生活、

友誼、家庭、自立、笑聲和感恩這六個方面介紹了

使你自己高興起來的方式。選項(xiàng) B “讓自己快樂的

方式”適合作為文章的標(biāo)題。

13.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段可知,李向同學(xué)們介

紹了七巧板。

14.D 詞義推斷題。根據(jù)第四段 “Goodjob!”可知這

里是老師對李的稱贊,因此 applauded與 praised意

思相近。

15.B 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)短文尾句可知很快七巧板在

整個學(xué)校流行起來。

16.C 標(biāo)題歸納題。本文主要介紹了七巧板,根據(jù)

“Ligaveagiftfortheclasstoher.”可知本文中七巧

板是一個禮物,所以選項(xiàng) C “一個可愛的禮物”適

合作為標(biāo)題。

專題一 閱讀理解 (四選一)(5)

1.D 主旨大意題。根據(jù) “Lostdog?。校欤澹幔螅澹瑁澹欤穑 笨?/p>

知,本文是一則尋狗啟事。

2.C 推理判斷題。本文是一則尋狗啟事,根據(jù)常識可

知,我們最有可能在馬路邊的布告欄中看到。

3.A 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù) “Age:4monthsold”可知,

狗狗 Cookie不足一歲。

4.C 推理判斷題。根據(jù) “Location:No167,Hougang

Road”和 “Lostaround10amonJan4,2024”可

知,狗狗 Cookie住在后港路 167號,2024年 1月 4

日早上 10點(diǎn)左右丟的。結(jié)合選項(xiàng)推知,C選項(xiàng) “一

個住在后港路的年輕人”最有可能看到狗的蹤跡而

獲得酬金。

5.A 推 理 判 斷 題。根 據(jù) 第 一 段 “Itsreportedthat

villagersinsomeareasofGuangdongare?puttingtheir

clearairtogoodusebysellingittotouristswholivein

heavysmog.”可知,村民賣空氣是為了賺錢。

6.D 主旨大意題。本文主要是提醒我們要注意環(huán)境保

護(hù),否則很難呼吸到新鮮空氣。

7.C 推理判斷題。根據(jù)第五段可知,幾個來自廣州的

女士從村民那里買新鮮空氣,所以推斷廣州的空氣

不如鄉(xiāng)村的。

8.B 推理判斷題。本文主要是提醒我們要注意環(huán)境保

護(hù),所以在雜志的 “環(huán)境保護(hù)” 版塊能讀到這篇

文章。

9.D 主 旨 大 意 題。 根 據(jù) 第 一 段 “Thiscreative

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sports.Astheproverbgoes,“nooneknowsthevalueof

healthuntilhelosesit.” From this,weknowthattaking

exerciseisveryimportanttoeverybodybecauseitcanoffer

peoplehealthandpleasure.

AsfarasIamconcerned,doingphysicalexerciseshas

lotsofadvantages.Firstofall,doingphysicalexercises

makesmestrongerandhealthier.Whatsmore,bydoing

physicalexerciseeverydayIcankeepmymindsoalertthat

Icanfinishmytasksintime.Finally,doingexerciseswill

helppeopletoform abetterpersonality.Ittakestimeand

patiencetodoexercises.

Asastudent,sportsareindispensable.Letspickup

ourfavoritesportanddoiteveryday.Onlyinthisway,can

wehavebothpleasureandahealthybody.

02例文

Enjoysports,enjoylife

Helloeveryone!ImLiHui.Itsmypleasuretoshare

mysportslifehere.

Thebasketballismyfavoritesport.Ilikeitbecauseit

isexcitinganditspopularallaroundtheworld.Playing

basketballcankeepmehealthyandstrong.

Tobehonest,IfeltnervouswhenIfirstlearnedtoplay

itlastyear,becauseIwasntasenergeticasothersandI

movedslowly.ButIdecidednottobeleftbehind.Ispent

mysparetimepracticing,graduallyImadeprogress.Icant

forgethowexcitedIwaswhenIgottheballintothebasket

forthefirsttime.AndIcanstillrememberthejoyofvictory

afterwinningamatch. Thatshow Ifellin lovewith

basketball.Itmakesmybodyaswellasmymindstronger.

Letsenjoydoingsportsanddoitinasafeway.

Thanksforlistening!

03例文

Iamagoodhelperofmyfamily.Ioftendohousework

athome.

EverydayImakethebedandwashthedishes.

SometimesIlook aftermy petdog. LastSunday, my

parentsdidntcomebackhomeuntilitwasdark.Istopped

doingmyhomeworkanddecidedtocookamealformy

familyinsteadofjustwaiting.Itwasmyfirstcooking.I

surfedtheInternettolearnhowtodomymothersfavorite

dishes.With thestepbystep directions, Imanaged to

makemyfirstdish.Whenmyparentscameback,they

couldntbelievetheireyes.Theyweresosatisfiedwithme.

Ithinkitisnecessaryforeveryfamilymembertoshare

housework.Doinghouseworkisnotonlyawaytoreduceour

parentsburdenathome,butalsoawayforustopreparefor

anindependentlifeinthefuture.

04例文

Dearteachersandclassmates,

Aswearegoingtosaygoodbyetojuniorhighschool

days,Iamfilledwithamixoffeelings—joyforthehappy

dayswevespenttogetherandexcitementforthejourneythat

liesahead.

IstillrememberthefirstdayofGrade7likeitwas

yesterday.Iusedtobeafraidofspeakinginpublic.I

thoughtIwouldneverlearnEnglishwell.Butnow,Ihave

triedtospeakEnglishinpublicmanytimesandmadeso

muchprogress.EventhoughIamsadthatjuniorhighwill

beover,Iamlookingforwardtonewexperiencesinsenior

highschool.Ivemadeupmymindtomakeeveryeffortto

study,forIbelievehardworkisthekeytosuccess.

Atlast,Iwouldliketoshow mythankstothose

standingbymealltheway,teachers,parentsandfriends

included.IhopemyschoolwillbebetterandbetterandI

believeourdreamswillcometrueinthefuture.

Thankyouall!

05例文

Smartproductsinourlife

Asweallknow,smartproductschangeourlifegreatly.

Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,wecansee

allkindsofsmartproductsinourdailylife.Forexample,

smartphonescanmakeworkandstudymoreefficient.And

chattingrobotscanchatwithpeoplewhilecleaningrobots

canhelpwithhousework.Whatsmore,somesmartlights

andsmartsoundboxescanworkbythemselvesifpeoplegive

ordersto them. They allbring greatconvenience and

progresstoourlife.

However,withsmarttechnologybeingwidelyused,

manyworkerswilllosetheirjobs.Also,somestudents

dependonsmartproductstoomuchthattheywilllosetheir

abilitiestodothingsbythemselves.

Allinall,justaseverycoinhasitstwosides,smart

productshavebothadvantagesandshortcomings.Ibelieve

thatifwe use them correctly, itwillbring usmore

convenientlifeinthefuture.

06例文

Theharder,thebetter

In ourlife, wemaymeetwith differentkindsof

difficulties.Buthowcanwedealwiththem?Hereisoneof

myownexperiences.

WhenIfirstwentintothemiddleschool,Iwastooshy

tocommunicatewithothers.AndIwasafraidtoaskothers

questionsthatIcouldntworkout.Iturnedtomyparentsfor

helpandtheygavemeusefulsuggestions.Theytoldmethat

Ineededtobebravetotalktoothersandmakenewfriends.

ItriedmybesttofollowtheirsuggestionsandfinallyIdid

that.

NowIunderstandthatIneedtolearnhowtogetover

difficultiesbymyselfwithconfidence.

07例文

Howtobeabetterteenager?

Hello,everyone.IamLiHui.Itsmyhonourtostand

heretogiveyouaspeech.

TodayIdliketosharemyideasabouthowtobea

betterteenager.Inordertobeabetterteenager,Iplanto

dothefollowingthings.

Firstofall,weshoulddevelophealthylivinghabits.

Forexample,wecanrunforhalfanhoureverydaytokeep

healthy.Inthisway,wecanliveandstudywell.Whats

more,weshouldmakeastudyplanandtakeactionto

achieveit.Themoreknowledgewelearn, thebrighter

futurewewillhave.Next,wedbetterbefriendlytoothers.

Whenothersneed help, weshould try to help them.

Finally,itisgoodtotakeupgoodhobbiesandtakepartin

volunteeractivities,suchascleaningthecitypark.

Teenagersarethehopeofourcountry.Soletstryour

besttobebetterteenagersandserveourcountryinthefuture.

08例文

AchoiceImade

Lifeisaboutchoices.Istillclearlyrememberone

choiceImade.

When Iwasin Grade8, there wasan English

competition.IfIchosetotakepartinit,Iwouldneedto

readalotofmaterialstoprepareforit,anditwouldtakeme

alotoftime.However,deepinmyheart,Iwantedto

challengemyself.Afterthinkingtwice,Idecidedtohavea

try.Ireadalotofbooksandsearchedmuchinformation.

AlthoughImetmanydifficultwords,Inevergaveup.

Finally,Ididverywell.

From the experience, Irealize thatIshould be

responsibleformychoice.Moreimportantly,Iunderstand

thatsuccessalwaysdependsonhardwork.

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