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1、 将方框中所给单词的适当形式填空,每词仅用一次。
through carry whatever form since
Communication is to exchange information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings. It can take many . Letters seem like the best way to communicate with friends for some people. The handwritten words on the paper a special feeling. Some people like to communicate email because it's easier and quicker. They get a lot of pleasure from email they enjoy its convenience.
the form is, good communication can make it easier to solve the problems in life.
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2、 阅读下面短文,掌握大意,然后从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
We took Etti home from a dog-rescue (犬类救助) website. She's not the dog we expected,1 she's the one we got. It hasn't been easy. Although Etti is sweet with us, she isn't with anything else.
2 , we've found an excellent trainer. She said, "You don't get the dog you 3 ; you get the dog you need." I remember thinking, "Need? Do I need a 4 dog who doesn't like other people or other dogs?"
But I've come to 5 this wise expression. I, too, get worried and struggle to manage. Interestingly, I have a dog who's 6 and has helped me. At first, when walking Etti, I was nervous and held her leash (拴狗绳) tightly, always watching for "7 " like the Corgi dog across the street.
Gradually, I've learned to 8 and Etti seems calmer too. Many believe dogs 9 our feelings. Just the other day, Etti was worried after seeing many dogs. When she barked (吠叫) at a walker, I realized I'd been nervous that day. Perhaps Etti was showing my feeling, reminding me how my feeling has a (n)10 on those around me.
Etti changes her feelings easily. I doubt she thinks about the past or worries about the future. She's a rescue, so who knows 11 she faced before, but she doesn't let it hold her back,12 many humans.
Etti has taught me that every walk is a 13 walk. We're often told to treat each day as our last, but we seldom hear to treat each day as our 14 . I've started doing that too. The possibilities are endless, and it's OK if yesterday didn't go well because every 15 moment can be a beginning.
I am thankful for what Etti has brought into my life.
(1)A 、 and B 、 so C 、 then D 、 but(2)A 、 Nervously B 、 Thankfully C 、 Strangely D 、 Hopefully(3)A 、 find B 、 want C 、 miss D 、 train(4)A 、 happy B 、 brave C 、 worried D 、 clever(5)A 、 repeat B 、 value C 、 remember D 、 understand(6)A 、 quiet B 、 similar C 、 friendly D 、 important(7)A 、 signs B 、 chances C 、 dangers D 、 warnings(8)A 、 cheer B 、 relax C 、 control D 、 accept(9)A 、 guess B 、 hurt C 、 mirror D 、 control(10)A 、 pity B 、 hold C 、 opinion D 、 effect(11)A 、 why B 、 what C 、 when D 、 which(12)A 、 for B 、 with C 、 toward D 、 unlike(13)A 、 new B 、 long C 、 quick D 、 boring(14)A 、 first B 、 next C 、 only D 、 best(15)A 、 busy B 、 right C 、 present D 、 perfect -
3、 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A-E 五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第 31~34 小题,并回答第 35 小题。
American Cruise (航行) Lines: Columbia & Snake Rivers Journey
The journey

This journey is run by American Cruise Lines, the leader in U.S. cruising. Travelers will follow the path that Lewis and Clark took in the 19th century and enjoy the beautiful views Dand history of the area on the newest ship.
The 9-day trip covers 8 ports of call across two states. You can visit places like Portland and Clarkston shown on the map. The journey also takes you to famous sights such as Mount St. Helens and Hells Canyon.
Besides guided tours at each stop, you can enjoy all onboard meals and evening cocktail hour.
Visitors comments on the journey
"I couldn't wait to see Mount Hood as we sailed along the river."
" The fun evening time on the ship was also great."A.What else the cruise includes
B.It will take you on an exciting trip along the Columbia and Snake Rivers.
C.Key stops on the map
D.You can call 888-240-4948 to get a free cruise guide first.
E.The guides made the long history of the rivers meaningful.
Would you like to take this cruise? Why or why not? (Answer with no more than 15 words.)
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4、 阅读理解
The wildfire in Los Angeles burned Charlotte Tragos's home to the ground. Marks of her childhood heights on the kitchen wall, family treasures in cupboards, and her family's photos were all gone.
"It was a pretty special house," said Tragos, who ran away with her parents, her younger sister and their three dogs when the fire broke out on January 7th, 2025. All the teenager took with her was her high school diploma (毕业证书).
A few days after the fire, Tragos's friend shared her a video: a L.A. artist offering to create, for free, watercolor paintings of people's homes before they were burnt. Tragos contacted the artist, Jordan Heber, asking if she could paint Tragos's home. "I want to do it as a surprise to my family," she wrote. Tragos sent a photo to Heber, who completed a painting of Tragos's home in three days. "A home is more than just a house where we keep our things," said Heber.
Heber works as a designer and paints in her free time, usually charging $300 to $400 for a house drawing. After the fire began, Heber kept thinking about how she could help. Seeing another local artist offering free house drawings, she was encouraged. "This will be my way to help," said Heber.
She posted her offer on social media, and messages poured in. Heber has painted over fifty houses, including one for Jeremy Wineberg, whose family home was also destroyed.
"It was a place you never wanted to leave," said Wineberg. When the fire came, he escaped with his two dogs, taking only a blanket. "Heber's painting means the world to me. I've lost almost everything, but a piece like this—something that brings back what ‘home' meant—gives me strength."
Heber is glad that people find her paintings meaningful, saying, "Hopefully it encourages others to use their talents to help people."
(1)、What happened to Tragos on January 7th, 2025?A、She became a famous artist. B、She lost her home in a fire. C、She graduated from high school. D、She made friends with Heber.(2)、What does the underlined "poured in" in Paragraph 5 probably mean?A、Stopped suddenly. B、Disappeared soon. C、Came in great numbers. D、Kept sending and receiving.(3)、What can be inferred from Wineberg's words?A、He thinks the painting presents everything he has lost. B、He feels the painting can never replace what he has truly lost. C、The painting brings back memories that make him feel sad again. D、The painting provides him with a sense of hope during a difficult time.(4)、Which word best describes Heber according to the passage?A、Kind. B、Patient. C、Honest. D、Polite. -
5、 阅读理解
You might think that a map is nothing more than a drawing of an area, such as a city or a country. Maps are important tools to make sure we don't get lost and they also tell us how humans think, feel and live.

The history of maps goes back more than 5,000 years. The earliest surviving map of the world is an earth tablet (碑) from Babylon. It shows Babylon in the centre, the River Euphrates and the oceans and mountains nearby.

The people of ancient Greece and the Romans made maps. However, it was Ptolemy, an Egyptian scientist, changed them forever. He marked about 10,000 places by creating a system. It used lines called latitude and longitude which are still used today to mark areas on a map.

After the fall of the Roman Empire, maps made in Europe became more about storytelling. They were often made in monasteries (修道院) and mapmakers put what was most important to them at the centre on the map.

Between the 15th and 17th centuries, new ideas and inventions were changing the world. Ships were crossing oceans and countries were building new empires, so accurate (准确的) maps appeared. Mapmakers were influenced by Ptolemy's ideas and the invention of printing meant the monasteries were not the only places that could produce maps.

Today, the development of technology has made maps more helpful than ever. However, some experts worry that our blind trust in technology means we are losing our natural sense of direction. There have been reports of people driving into lakes, deserts or other countries by mistake after following GPS. Perhaps we're no smarter than the people in Babylon after all.
(1)、Where is the first surviving map from?A、Egypt. B、Babylon. C、Rome. D、Greece.(2)、What's the big change about maps between the 15th and 17th centuries?A、Latitude and longitude were first used. B、People depended on GPS to travel. C、More places were correctly marked on maps. D、Mapmakers used maps to tell stories.(3)、What can be inferred from the last paragraph?A、We need to train our natural sense of direction often. B、Mapmakers in Babylon had better-developed brains. C、Modern-day maps can tell how humans live and what they think. D、People can't blindly follow the instructions of GPS while traveling.(4)、What's the best title of the passage?A、Finding Your Way Without Help B、Mapping the World C、Old Tablets and Modern-day GPS D、Different Drawings of Areas -
6、 阅读理解
Imagine a cute cat doll that can talk to you with lively looks, a smart globe that introduces local cultures wherever you tap, or a little robot ready for a game of chess. These are not common toys — they use artificial intelligence (AI) to listen and act. Such "smart companions (陪伴者)" are becoming popular around the world.
China's AI toy market is expected to reach 29 billion yuan this year. Big international companies like Mattel and OpenAI are also planning to bring out AI products for kids. Experts say these toys are created to provide support and companionship. By building a close relationship with users, they are leading a new trend (潮流).
"More and more young people are willing to pay for warmth and companionship, and AI companionship is a perfect example," said Sun Zhaozhi, CEO of a Shanghai AI toy company.
Besides support, AI toys might change how children learn and grow. They can act like private teachers, help to make personal study plans and play fun games with kids.
However, there are risks. AI might sometimes give unsafe suggestions. For example, one AI teddy bear told researchers where to find dangerous things. There are also worries about privacy, as these toys could collect personal information.
Another problem is that AI companions might only say what users want to hear. This could make it harder for young users to deal with real-world relationships.
Therefore, ▲ . These could include stricter age limits (限制) for chatbot use and stricter rules for AI companies. At the same time, parents should think carefully before letting a machine—one that only agrees with their child—become a daily companion.
(1)、Why are AI toys becoming popular all over the world?A、They are cheaper than common ones. B、They can be good supporters. C、They are produced by big companies. D、They can help get better grades.(2)、Which word can best describe the future of AI toys according to Sun Zhaozhi?A、Worrying. B、Risky. C、Unclear. D、Bright.(3)、Which can best fill in the blank in the last paragraph?A、AI toys will bring more problems B、similar worries have been raised C、some basic safety rules are needed D、AI may influence people's daily life(4)、What is the main purpose of this passage?A、To discuss the advantages and risks of AI toys. B、To encourage more companies to produce AI toys. C、To warn parents against buying AI toys for children. D、To explain why AI toys are becoming popular in China. -
7、 阅读理解
Tom, Lee and Alice are sharing their learning experience online.
Theme: My learning experience
Alice
Last updated: 2 May
I used to feel nervous about having trouble doing my homework. To fix it, I tried out the "Pomodoro Technique". Pomodoro is the Italian word for tomato. I used this technique to divide my homework into parts and set a 25-minute timer for each part. After each part, I took a short 5-minute one. After four parts, I took a longer break, about a quarter. Surprisingly, I finished my homework in less time.

Lee
Last updated: 5 April
One of my ways of remembering what I've learned is to make picture stories. For example, to remind me of the word "playful" I learned yesterday, I made a picture story for it: In the cold Arctic, there is a PLAYFUL polar bear named Ben. He had an excellent skiing skill.
Experts say that our brain works well with pictures.

Tom
Last updated: 18 March
Have you ever found it difficult to understand a concept (概念)? Well, I find it turns out to be much easier when I draw it out. Last week, my geography teacher gave us a lesson about the rotation and revolution of the Earth. To understand the difference between them, I drew a picture. It's really clear, isn't it? Have a try!
(1)、What is the "Pomodoro Technique" according to Alice?A、Eating tomatoes while studying. B、Taking a break after studying for an hour. C、Doing homework without stopping. D、Dividing study time into parts with breaks.(2)、Why did Lee make a picture story about a polar bear?A、To remember a new word. B、To show his drawing skills. C、To explain how polar bears ski. D、To describe his trip to the Arctic.(3)、How does Tom suggest learning?A、Ask teachers to explain again. B、Create stories to remember words. C、Draw pictures to understand concepts. D、Use a timer to manage his study time. -
8、 听下面一段独白,回答五个小题。(1)、Where did the speaker's family live?A、In a city. B、In a town. C、In a village.(2)、Why did the speaker say the new bookshop was special?A、It had a beautiful garden. B、It had four rooms upstairs. C、It was close to a school.(3)、Who was the owner of the bookshop?A、Mr. Brown. B、Mr. Jason. C、Mr. Davies.(4)、When did the speaker start giving a hand in the bookshop?A、At the age of 9. B、At the age of 12. C、At the age of 15.(5)、How did the speaker feel after leaving the bookshop?A、He was glad not to work there any more. B、He missed the shop and still loved books. C、He felt excited to start his university life.
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9、 听下面一段较长对话,回答三个小题。(1)、Where does the conversation probably take place?A、At school. B、At home. C、On the street.(2)、What does Mark often do with the computer?A、Download some apps. B、Make travel plans. C、Solve maths problems.(3)、What do the two speakers both agree on?A、Writing about technology. B、Using technology wisely. C、Learning from technology.
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10、 听下面一段较长对话,回答两个小题。(1)、How does Linda feel now?A、Excited. B、Happy. C、Nervous.(2)、What may Linda do tonight?A、Do some maths exercises. B、Listen to music. C、Read storybooks.
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11、 听下面 5 段小对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一个小题。每段对话仅读一遍。(1)、How will the weather be tomorrow?A、Sunny. B、Rainy. C、Windy.(2)、How does Judy like online classes?A、Tiring. B、Interesting. C、Boring.(3)、Who does Jack miss?A、His uncle. B、His brother. C、His dad.(4)、Why is the boy collecting fans?A、For a project. B、For a hobby. C、For a party.(5)、What's the probable relationship between the speakers?A、Doctor and patient. B、Teacher and student. C、Shop worker and customer.
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12、 阅读理解
Mary Anning was born in Lyme Regis, a seaside town in the UK, in 1799.Her parents had ten kids, but only Mary and her brother Joseph grew up.
Mary's father didn't make much money in his job as a cupboard maker, so he decided to make their life better by looking for fossils at the beach and selling them to tourists. Young Mary and Joseph would join him, and they developed a dep love of fossil-hunting.
After their father died in 1810, Mary and Josph carried on hunting fossils to support the family. When Mary was 12, they found a strange 5.2-metre-long skeleton(骨骼).At first, scientists thought if was a fish-like living thing from far-away places Later, they realized it was an ancient animal.
In 1823, Mary and her dog made another big discovery: a long-necked dinosaur which looked so strange that many people thought it was false at first! She also found a flying dinosaur. These helped her know what their lives were like. She learned geology(地质学)and scientific drawing by herself later. Mary was so highly skilled that she took important scientists to fossil hunting and discussed ideas with them.
Mary died in 1847.In her life, although she was well-known for her discoveries. She wasn't taken seriously as a scientist because she was a woman and came from a poor family. Some men-scientists even said her discoveries were theirs. But now Mary is widely considered as an early explorer in the study of fossils and he greats fossil hunter ever!
(1)、When did Mary and Joseph find the 5.2-metre-long skeleton?A、In 1810. B、In 1811 C、In 1823. D、In 1847(2)、Which picture (is most likely to be the first dinosaur Mary discovered?A、
B、
C、
D、
(3)、What can be learned about Mary from the last paragraph?A、She became famous quickly B、She lost some of her discoveries. C、Her work was recognised late D She was respected by other scientists(4)、What is the correct order of Mary Anning's life ?a. Mary's father passed away b. Mary discovered the first dinosaur.
c. Mary found long-necked dinosaur. d. Mary joined father in fossil-hunting
A、d-a-b-c B、b-c-d-a C、c-d-b-a D、d-b-a-c(5)、What is the best title for the passage?A、Great Fossil Hunting B、Pioneer of Fossil Hunters C、Poor Girl Becomes Famous D、Facts about Dinosaurs Fossils -
13、假设你是李华,你校英文报正在征集"Green Ideas for Our School"环保建议。请用英文写一封邮件,说明你发现的校园环保问题,提出改进建议并说明理由。
注意:1.词数为80左右;
2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯:
3.文章不能出现真实姓名及学校名称:
4条理清楚,语句通顺,意义连贯,书写规范。
Dear Editor,
To develop the love for literature (文学), our school is holding the English Reading Month.
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14、 读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
At a digital art show in Beijing, a mother and her daughter were invited to lie on the floor and look up at the ceiling (天花板). Above them, a six-sided LED screen showed bright caissons (藻井) colorful, round wooden designs built high above the hall old palaces and temples. In real historic buildings the ceilings were always too high and dark to see (clear). But here, the girl felt the artwork was much closer and (easy)to enjoy.
The show (plan) by Wang Zhigang, a professor from Tsinghua University. He said many people never get the chance to look carefully at caissons so he and a team of young designers used digital tools (bring)this traditional art to the public.
The event, held from Sept 18 to24, used special VR room to recreate the caissons. When (visitor) stepped inside, it felt like standing under a real palace ceiling. The colors (shine)more brightly than in real life, and every shape was clear. Designer Zhang Yuan said the three-minute show took almost two years to create collecting photos and information from old buildings was very difficult.
Students from other countries also joined the project. One of them, Pouya Amani from Iran, helped bring the caisson patterns to life. "Each caisson has (it)own story and shows different ideas from different times," Amani said.
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15、 阅读下面短文,并从方框里的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯。
A. They come in many sizes and forms.
B. Discovering your gift is easier than you think.
C. They can help you find the gifts that have never seen.
D. On the right write down what comes naturally to you.
E. To find your talents, start with what you have already done.
F. Life often surprises you when you walk through a new door.
Your talent is already inside you, but it stays hidden until you deeply search within. Follow the four steps in order, and your secret power will come out and shine.
Look back on your past
Ask yourself questions like "What did you enjoy?" or "What did people say you were good at? " These memories often show your advantages.
Keep your mind open
You may not notice some of your own skills, so don't look down on any idea—it might grow into your personal strength Remember, talents are no just playing the guitar or dancing well. For example, growing how someone feels just by looking at their face is a great talent.
Discover your interests
First, take a piece of paper and make two lists. On the left, write down what you love. Add everything that makes you forget the clock—drawing, collecting model cars, walking in the woods. Note every activity that feels natural-when you quickly solve a maths problem, see a spelling mistake, calm a crying child. These two lists often hide the seed(种子)of your talent, help it grow by practising, reading, and asking others, and it will turn into a real gift.
Take on challenges
Sign up for something you have never done—tying rock-climbing joining a chess club, or reading with a teen book group. You may find you are braver kinder, or quicker than you thought.
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16、 阅读理解
Ao Xue, China's oldest snow leopard (雪豹) born through artificial breeding (工繁殖) ,recently turned nine. Her birth was a big achievement after thirty years of no successful breeding. Before her, four tries to breed, her parents produced seven babies, but none survived. Its challenging to breed snow leopards, as they are very easy to get sick because of the weather.
To deal with these difficulties, the park formed a special learn in 2012. They worked on matching snow leopards for breeding, taking care of mothers, and making sure the babies were born safely. A breeding area was built on the hillside, with big and safe spaces for the leopards.
Modern tools allow the workers to watch the leopards from far away, which made the mothers and babies less stressed Ao Xue and her sister got care from both their mother and the staff. After 87 days, they moved to a quiet place, away from people. Ao Xue grew up strong and healthy, and in May 2017, she was shown to the public in a place that looked like her natural home. New technology also helped with breeding. In 2019, twins Shui Mo and You Hua were born, and they grew better than before. Strict health rules made it more likely for baby leopards to survive.
So far, China has more than 1,200 snow leopards being watched over, which is a big win for saving them. And he park has saved over 2.200 wild animals from 62different kinds, and almost one-third of them have been put back into the wild, do continue these achievements, the park has planned-stronger rescue, protection, and public education in the future.
(1)、How many babies were born alive before Ao Xue?A、0 B、2 C、4 D、7(2)、What did the park do to protect the snow leopards?① It formed a special team. ② It set up air-conditioners
③It built big and safe homes. ④It took care of mothers and babies.
A、①②③ B、①③④ C、①②④ D、②③④(3)、What made the twins grow better than before?A、being seen a lot of times B、Living under strict rules C、Using new technology to help D、Getting more care from their mom.(4)、What is the purpose of mentioning the numbers in the las paragraph?A、To show the success in wildlife protection B、To explain the importance of public education C、To describe the difficulties in rescuing animal D、To compare snow leopards with other wild animals.(5)、Which action will the park probably take in the future?A、Train workers in special skills. B、Build new protected areas for animals C、Spend more money on certain projects D、old-wildlife protection events in schools -
17、 阅读理解
Mary Anning was born in Lyme Regis, a seaside town in the UK, in 1799.Her parents had ten kids, but only Mary and her brother Joseph grew up.
Mary's father didn't make much money in his job as a cupboard maker, so he decided to make their life better by looking for fossils at the beach and selling them to tourists. Young Mary and Joseph would join him, and they developed a dep love of fossil-hunting.
After their father died in 1810, Mary and Josph carried on hunting fossils to support the family. When Mary was 12, they found a strange 5.2-metre-long skeleton(骨骼).At first, scientists thought if was a fish-like living thing from far-away places Later, they realized it was an ancient animal.
In 1823, Mary and her dog made another big discovery: a long-necked dinosaur which looked so strange that many people thought it was false at first! She also found a flying dinosaur. These helped her know what their lives were like. She learned geology(地质学)and scientific drawing by herself later. Mary was so highly skilled that she took important scientists to fossil hunting and discussed ideas with them.
Mary died in 1847.In her life, although she was well-known for her discoveries. She wasn't taken seriously as a scientist because she was a woman and came from a poor family. Some men-scientists even said her discoveries were theirs. But now Mary is widely considered as an early explorer in the study of fossils and he greats fossil hunter ever!
(1)、When did Mary and Joseph find the 5.2-metre-long skeleton?A、In 1810. B、In 1811 C、In 1823. D、In 1847(2)、Which picture (is most likely to be the first dinosaur Mary discovered?A、
B、
C、
D、
(3)、What can be learned about Mary from the last paragraph?A、She became famous quickly B、She lost some of her discoveries. C、Her work was recognised late D She was respected by other scientists(4)、What is the correct order of Mary Anning's life ?a. Mary's father passed away b. Mary discovered the first dinosaur.
c. Mary found long-necked dinosaur. d. Mary joined father in fossil-hunting
A、d-a-b-c B、b-c-d-a C、c-d-b-a D、d-b-a-c(5)、What is the best title for the passage?A、Great Fossil Hunting B、Pioneer of Fossil Hunters C、Poor Girl Becomes Famous D、Facts about Dinosaurs Fossils -
18、 阅读理解
Flag football is a team sport that comes from American football, but it is much safer. Instead of knocking an competitor to the ground, a defender (防守队员) must pull a small flag from the ball carrier's waist(腰). When the flag is taken often play stops Since there is no hard hitting, students of all ages can enjoy the game without expensive tools.
In October 2023, the International Olympic Committee (IOC)reported that flag football would make its Olympic debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Games. As a new Olympic sport , there will be five-player teams. The smaller teams make it more convenient for every player gets a chance to run, pass and catch.
The National Football League(联盟)(NFL)is excited about this decision. Star player Jalen Hurts is already travelling across the country, dropping into schools and community centres to introduce flag football to young athletes. The NFL hopes that Olympic spot flight will encourage more boys and girls around the world to try the game.
As Olympic fever builds in the United States, this sport is quickly spread to China. For Chinese middle-school students, picking up flag football is surprisingly simple. All that is needed is an open field, a football and some simple belts with flags. Schools can set up teams quickly, commonly with boys and girls playing together. Who knows? Perhaps a student reading this article today will be wearing Team China's colours in Los Angeles 2028.
(1)、What must a defender do to stop the play?A、Pull a fag-of B、Catch the football. C、Hit others hard. D、Push the runner down.(2)、What does the underlined "debut" in paragraph 2 probably mean?A、New rul. B、Sudden change C、First appearance D、Final appearance(3)、Why did NFL send Jalen Hurts to school?A、To do some voluntary work B、To teach students how to hit safely C、To choose players for the game D、To encourage kids to try flag-football(4)、What can we infer from the last paragraph?A、The sport is cheap and open to boys B、China may set up more teams in schools C、The game needs expensive tools in China D、Students should practice hard to join the tea(5)、Where is the passage probably taken from?A、A travel guide B、A history report C、A science textbook. D、A sports magazine -
19、阅读下面短文,从短文后所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中,选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。
68-year-old Buz Ecker still wrote a letter o his daughter Rosie every day I was a 1 he had kept for many years, One day Rosie put a video on Tik Tok. She joked, "Who wants a letter from my dad?" She never thought that thousands of people would2 with a big "Me!"
The next morning, Buz's retirement(退休) ended. He made a promise to answer every note thought it meant3 until midnight," They don't just want my handwriting "he said, "They want a father's wisdom," So he gets up at 6 a.m. each day and works at his desk. Driven by the memory of waiting for a letter from his father that never came, he writes-so no one else will feel that same4 . Even when his hand 5 , he smiles and says," it means he is still needed."
One day a letter arrived Inside was a photo of a lady beside tomatoes. She said his encouraging words saved her life when she was close to6 .She wrote," Dear unknown dad, I planted tomatoes like once you7 .Now I have a job and a garden. I water them every morning and talk to them like they're old friends It turns out hope grows just like tomatoes—8 at first, then all at once. But 9 read the letter twice, then once more, tears falling onto the paper. Looking at the girl with her tomatoes, he said, "I thought I was helping others, but today this girl10 me."
(1)A 、 secret B 、 habit C 、 balance D 、 promise(2)A 、 meet B 、 draw C 、 reply D 、 return(3)A 、writing B hiding B 、 waiting C 、 helping(4)A 、illness B 、 kindness C 、 happiness D 、 sadness(5)A 、 rests B 、 waves C 、 raises D 、 hurts(6)A 、losing hope B 、 keeping calm C 、 causing trouble D 、 making progress(7)A 、imagined B 、 realized C 、 suggested D 、 wondered(8)A 、 small B 、 slow C 、 quick D 、 dark(9)A 、carefully B 、 simply C 、 tiredly D 、 unhappily(10)A 、 respected B 、 understood C 、 lifted D 、 surprised -
20、 —Could you tell me____? — Yes. He ____ to England.A、where was Tom, has been B、where is Tom, has been C、where Tom was, has gone D、where Tom is, has gone