浙江省温州六中2019-2020学年八年级升九年级暑期英语达人赛

—Maybe it's hiding ________the door.

—Oh, look at the yellow one. I think it's ________ .

—I'm not sure. I _______go to the cinema with my friends.

—Oh, I _______for the coming tests.

—I know ________near here. I can take you there.

—Yes, he ________the city twice since he came to China.

—Oh, we have missed the beginning. What a pity!

—My parents and my best friend.

—Sure. Next month.

—_________ Your leg is still broken. You need to rest in bed.

My kids and I were going to the supermarket on the weekend. On the way, we noticed a man holding a piece of paper that said, "1my job. Family to Feed. "

In this area, a2like this is not usual. My 11-year-old son saw him and said how bad it must be to have to stand3in the cold wind.

In the store, I asked each of my kids to4something they thought our“friend" there would need. They got apples, a sandwich and a bottle of juice. Then my 17-year-old son suggested giving him a5so that he could buy whatever he and his family may need. I thought about it. My husband lost a lot of money in his business this year so we were6on money ourselves, but… well, sometimes7from our need instead of our richness is just what we need to do! I told my kids our situation that we must cut down our spending the following days if we gave him a gift card. All the kids started to8something they could do away with for the week.

When we handed the man the bag of food, he lit up and thanked us with watery eyes. When I handed him the gift card, saying he could use it for9 his family might need, he was obviously grateful and burst into tears.

On the way home, my kids were so10that they kept talking about the man and what they would do in the future. I knew this had been a wonderful 11for our family, and we all tasted the joy of being helpful. For days the kids have been looking for others we can12! Things would have played out so13if I had simply said, "No, we really don't have money to give more. "Stepping out not just helped a brother in14.

Besides, it gave my kids the15taste of helping others. It'll go a long way with them.

Charlotte Bronte was an English writer and she is best known for Jane Eyre. She was born in 1816 in England. She had two sisters, Anne and Emily. All of them were writers. When she was 31 years old, she wrote Jane Eyre. In this book, she chose a strong woman character. At this time in history, women were thought to be very emotional beings. They could only be wives or teachers. Bronte wanted to show a different side to women.

In the novel, Jane is an orphan living with her aunt and cousins. They are very bad to her and treat her terribly. Her cousin John hates her very much. One day, they have a serious fight. Because of that. Jane is sent to a strict boardingschool(寄宿学校). There she discovers a love of learning. When she turns 18, she is invited to go to Thomfield Hall to teach a little French—girl. There she meets Mr. Rochester. At first Jane does not like Mr. Rochester. But they start to grow closer and finally fall in love. Mr. Rochester asks Jane to be his wife, and she accepts.

However, their wedding(婚礼)day is anything but happy. It is found that Rochester has already had a wife called Bertha, who is insane(精神失常的). Jane is heartbroken and runs away from Thomfield. Luckily, two sisters, Diana and Mary, and their older brother St. John help her and allow her to stay in their house. St. John finds Jane a job as a teacher in a village.

One night she hears Rochester's voice calling to her. She hurries back to Thornfield Hall only to discover it has burned to the ground. Bertha loses her life in the fire, and Mr. Rochester loses his sight. She finds him out, and they rebuild their relationship(关系). They get married and live happily ever after.  

Northeast China's Liaoning Province is all ready, using Artificial Intelligence （AI)to catch those trying to cheat(作弊). Reports say AI will analyze（分析）students from exam rooms and then warn monitors in the room, mostly teachers, to check if any student's body movements suggest dishonesty. The monitors(监视器)will have the final say on whether students were indeed cheating.

This is the best example of technology being used to help human work. Earlier, it was left to one or two teachers to monitor 30 students writing the test in one exam room. AI can do a better job, but since it cannot finally say if a student is cheating, it is for the monitor in the room to check and decide the result. Such a model can help avoid mistakes out of carelessness while making it fairer(公平的).

The conflicts (冲突)between monitors and cheaters dates back to the time when exams were introduced for choosing talents. In exams held for public office many hundred years ago, cheaters were known to carry papers with them to the exam room for cheating. Monitors were then asked to search their bodies before they sat for the exams.

In recent years, some students sitting for the gaokao, which plays an important part in deciding which college they will successfully get into, have been known to use headphones connected to their telephones to get help from outside. In the early part of this century, machines screened all telephone signals coming from an exam center, so they can't be received.

Ten years later, cameras were used to help in monitoring. Then came metal detectors(金属探测仪)to check what students were carrying to the exam room. And now, there's AI.

The technology progress will help with exams and make it fairer and truer. It is time for students to work harder for a better score.

Rabindranath Tagore was a famous poet, short—story writer and musician. Few voices have been more wonderful in spreading knowledge than his. He's one of the greatest (象征，标志) of Indian culture.

Tagore was born in Calcutta, India, on May 7, 1861. He was (年轻的) of fourteen children, in his family. As a child, school education could not please him. Then private teachers(教) him at home. When he was a little boy, Tagore was really good at writing poems. He wrote his first poem at the age of eight. Tagore' s father expected him (成为) a lawyer(律师). In 1878, he sent Tagore to England to study. But the (传统的) system of education there could not please the boy. Tagore then (返回) home . He tried his best to support his family after his father died.  He spent most of his time in farming and writing poems. Tagore also helped to educate the (当地的) people. In 1901, he set up an open school. Today, the school has been an international (大学)，with several colleges in it.

Unluckily, Tagore lost his wife, son and daughter, between 1902 and 1907. But this didn't stop him from writing. (在……期间) these six years, Tagore published some of his best works. Gitanjali, a collection of his poems, was published in 1910. Three years later, Tagore was given the Nobel Prize in Literature. After being famous, he held lecture tours around the world. He died in 1941, leaving behind many great poems, songs and short stories. In his own words, "The world speaks to me in (颜色). My soul answers in music."

Will it come rain or come shine? It's important to know how to check the weather forecast when you live in a foreign country.

A quick look at the newspaper can tell you should carry an umbrella, sunglasses or a warm coat when you go out to face the world. A weather report usually (come) with the heading "Weather Outlook" or just simply "Weather". To put as much information as possible into a small space, a weather report has some (usual)language. They don't choose attractive words but the simple and direct ones. Forecasts do not use common sentences, but use words or phrases instead, like "Brief sunny periods and heavy thunder showers later. "People read a weather page quickly without spending a long time on it, writers do not need full sentences.

A weather report has these parts: a general forecast, a detailed forecast, world weather, pollution levels and times and tides. Most forecasts begin with a report with general information of that day's weather. (follow) the general forecast is more detailed information. There are of course temperature forecasts. Depending on you are, they will be in Celsius(摄氏温度) or Fahrenheit(华氏温度) . For example, in Britain, temperatures{give) in both. In the U. S. , only Fahrenheit is used. (go) from Fahrenheit to Celsius, you should take away 32 from the temperature and divide by 1.8.

Most newspapers also have a brief list of weather conditions in important(city) around the world. With pollution becoming a global problem, many forecasts give the day's pollution levels. There is usually information also on when the sun (rise) and set. This is useful for farmers and other early risers.