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1、 每年的5月19日是中国旅游日(《徐霞客游记》的开篇日)。请你为英语刊物English World 写一篇稿件,介绍中国著名的旅行家、文学家—徐霞客。
内容包括:(1)1587年生于江阴县(今江苏省江阴市);(2)明代地理学家、旅行家、文学家;(3)受父亲的影响,从小就对地理和旅行感兴趣;(4) 21岁开始出游,历时30多年完成《徐霞客游记》,足迹遍布大半个中国;(5)人们认为他是地理科学的先驱。
要求:(1)必须包含所给要点,可适当发挥;(2)语句通顺,意思连贯,语法正确,书写规范;(3)文中不得出现真实人名、校名或地名;(4)词数 80左右(开头已给出,不计入总词数)。
提示:《徐霞客游记》Travel Notes of Xu Xiake
May 19th is China Tourism Day. It is the opening day of Travel Notes of Xu Xiake. Today let's learn about Xu Xiake. ……
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2、 阅读下面短文,在空格处填入一个适当的单词或使用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。
Beethoven was one of the greatest composers of all time. He was born in 1770 in Germany, and at age of four, his father began to teach him to play the piano. He was (surprise) that Beethoven was so talented.
In 1787, Beethoven visited Vienna, Austria. It was said that he played to the famous (music) Wolfgang Mozart. Mozart was sure Beethoven would become very famous. When Beethoven's mother became seriously ill, he returned home. After her (die), Beethoven took care of his two younger brothers because his father couldn't. He became friends with some people and with their help, he moved to Vienna in 1792 (study) from the famous composer Joseph Haydn and lived there for the rest of his life.
Beethoven played the music which (write) by other people and became famous a performer, but he also liked to compose his own music. While composing, he played his songs on the piano to hear how they sounded. He would rewrite his music over and over until he was pleased with it.
Around 1798, Beethoven began to realize something wrong with his hearing. At first, he had difficulty (hear) high notes. Later he couldn't hear his own music. Finally, he was totally deaf. Although he couldn't hear, he kept playing and composing music. Beethoven composed some of his greatest pieces of music when he was almost (complete) deaf, including the "Symphony No.9".
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3、 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
When Wang Hong stepped onto the podium (领奖台) at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Philadelphia on July 23, 2026, the world took notice. At 35, she had just become the third woman in history—and the first Chinese citizen—to receive the Fields Medal, often regarded as the "Nobel Prize" of mathematics.
Wang was born in 1991 in a rural village in Guilin, Guangxi. Her parents were both secondary school teachers, and her father taught mathematics. At age five, she had already taught herself the first-grade curriculum (课程) and skipped directly to second grade. She later skipped sixth grade as well and entered Peking University at just 16.
However, her path to mathematics was not straightforward. That year, Peking University's mathematics department accepted only one student from Guangxi, and Wang's score fell short. She was admitted to the School of Earth and Space Sciences instead. But Wang never gave up her dream. From her very first day at university, she started preparing to transfer to the mathematics department. She spent her freshman year auditing advanced algebra (代数), geometry (几何) and analysis, and successfully made the transfer.
After completing her undergraduate studies at Peking University in 2011, Wang continued her education in France, earning a master's degree from Paris-Sud University. She then went to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States, where she received her PhD in 2019. Today, she is a permanent professor at the Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques (IHES) in France and also a professor at New York University.
Wang is known for her research in Fourier analysis (傅里叶分析) and geometric measure theory (几何测度论). Her most famous achievement came in February 2025, when she and her collaborator (合作者) Joshua Zahl published a 127-page proof of the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture (挂谷猜想)—a geometric problem that had puzzled mathematicians for over a century. The proof earned her the 2026 Fields Medal.
Beyond mathematics, Wang enjoys drawing and often sketches while thinking through a problem, saying the drawings help her visualize its structure. She also loves anime, table tennis and fencing. When asked about her award, she offered no grand pronouncements: "I'm honored," she said. "I hope everyone will have the courage to do what they love."
(1)、What can we learn about Wang Hong's early life from the passage?A、She was born into a family of mathematicians. B、She skipped two grades before entering university. C、She was admitted to Peking University as a math major. D、She showed little interest in mathematics as a child.(2)、Why was Wang Hong initially unable to study mathematics at Peking University?A、She did not perform well in the college entrance exam. B、The mathematics department only took one student from her region. C、She chose to study earth and space sciences instead. D、Her parents advised her to study a different subject.(3)、What does the underlined word "auditing" in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A、Teaching a course to other students. B、Passing an exam with a high score. C、Attending a class without receiving a grade. D、Giving up a subject she was not interested in.(4)、What can be inferred from the passage about the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture?A、It was first raised by Wang Hong and her collaborator. B、It is a problem in the field of earth and space sciences. C、It remained unsolved for more than 100 years before Wang's proof. D、It was the only reason Wang Hong received the Fields Medal.(5)、What is the main purpose of this passage?A、To explain the Kakeya conjecture in detail. B、To introduce the life and achievements of Wang Hong. C、To compare mathematics education in China and France. D、To encourage young people to study earth sciences. -
4、 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Shenzhen is getting ready to host a major APEC meeting in November 2026, and the city is not only building more modern landmarks but also teaching its robots good manners. At a high-tech show in Qianhai earlier this month, a humanoid (人形的) robot named "Shen Suan" became an overnight star. Dressed in a smart blue suit, the robot greeted visitors with a traditional Chinese baoquan salute (抱拳礼)—a gesture where the right fist is covered by the left hand in front of the chest—instead of a Western handshake.
The baoquan gesture has a history of over 3,000 years in China. In ancient times, it was used by people to show respect without physical contact. Today, the gesture is becoming popular again in international events. "We want the robot to show both Chinese tradition and modern technology," said Dr. Li, the lead engineer. "When foreign guests see the baoquan, they don't just see a machine; they see a piece of Chinese culture."
However, teaching a robot to "read" human body language is not easy. The team had to program Shen Suan to understand different cultural signals. For example, in some Western countries, direct eye contact shows confidence, but in certain Asian cultures, too much eye contact can be seen as rude. The robot was trained to keep a soft, polite gaze when talking to guests from different backgrounds.
The project is part of Shenzhen's plan to become a global smart city. By the time the APEC meeting opens, hundreds of such robots will be placed in airports, hotels, and conference centers. They will help with directions, translate languages, and even perform a short baoquan dance for VIP guests.
Some experts, however, remain cautious. Professor Wang from Shenzhen University said that while robots can copy gestures, they may never truly "understand" the feelings behind human body language. "Culture is not just about movements," he said. "It's about meaning, history, and heart."
Still, for most visitors, Shen Suan and its friends will offer a warm, high-tech welcome—one baoquan at a time.
(1)、What can we infer from the robot's use of the baoquan salute?A、Shenzhen is mixing tradition with technology through robot design. B、The robot's blue suit was made to match the baoquan gesture. C、Most visitors preferred the baoquan to a Western handshake. D、The gesture was used in ancient times to avoid physical contact.(2)、How was the robot trained for cross-cultural communication?A、By learning different foreign languages. B、By understanding cultural body-language signals. C、By copying human dancers' movements. D、By searching the Internet for answers.(3)、The underlined word "gaze" in Paragraph 3 probably means "____".A、a soft and steady look B、a sudden and surprising movement C、a polite and friendly touch D、a clear and loud introduction(4)、What does Professor Wang think of robots using human body language?A、They may become more popular than human guides at international meetings. B、They help spread Chinese culture in a creative and modern way. C、They may fail to truly understand the meaning behind human culture. D、They are not as useful as expected in international communication.(5)、What is the best title for the passage?A、How Robots Are Changing the Future of APEC Meetings B、The Problems Caused by Misunderstanding Body Language C、Shenzhen's Robots Learn the Baoquan for APEC 2026 D、Why Traditional Chinese Culture Is Difficult to Spread -
5、 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Charles Darwin was one of the six children from a big family. His grandfather and father were doctors and the young Darwin went to Edinburgh University to study medicine. However, he hated to see blood and he soon realized that he couldn't be a doctor. He then went to Cambridge University and discovered that he had a great interest in studying plants, insects and animals. Luckily, one of Darwin's university teachers helped him join in the perfect trip for a biologist: a voyage around the world to study nature.
In 1831, Charles Darwin left Plymouth on The Beagle, a ship that took him around the world for five years. While he was travelling, he studied the plants and animals in the countries and on the islands that the ship visited. Darwin also spent his time on The Beagle writing notes about the things he had seen. When he finally arrived back in Britain, Darwin was already starting to create his famous theory that all living things had a common ancestor.
At home at Down House, a place that you can still visit today, Darwin wrote many articles and books about his travels. But he didn't want to make anything about his theory known to the public because he was afraid the public would not agree with his idea. He was so worried that he became ill. However, when someone else started to write about similar ideas, Darwin decided to print his book, On the Origin of Species.
Most scientists accepted Darwin's theory and people continue to study it today. On 12th February, the day when he was born, Darwin Day is celebrated around the world to encourage more people to study the natural world.
(1)、What made Darwin give up his study of medicine?A、He didn't like seeing blood. B、He found the studies too difficult. C、He was pushed to give up by his family. D、He was advised to study natural science.(2)、What does the underlined word "voyage" mean in this passage?A、A long journey by plane. B、A long journey by sea. C、A long journey in a certain country. D、A long journey abroad.(3)、Why was the trip on The Beagle important to Darwin?A、It let him change his mind about his future. B、It helped him to finish his study at the university. C、It gave him ideas about the beginnings of living things. D、It got him to complete his most famous book on the ship.(4)、Why was Darwin afraid to publish his evolutionary ideas at first?A、He was busy writing other science articles. B、Another scientist had stolen his ideas already. C、He worried people would disagree with his theory. D、He hadn't collected enough plant and animal notes.(5)、Why did the writer include the last paragraph?A、To introduce Darwin's famous book. B、To tell how people celebrate Darwin Day. C、To explain why people accept Darwin's ideas. D、To show how important Darwin was in natural science. -
6、 学校正在征集关于深圳名人的英文百科全书词条。请你根据所提供的信息,写一篇英文短文介绍深圳著名企业家马化腾,包含以下要点:(1)腾讯科技(Tencent)创始人,1971年生于广东:从小对互联网技术充满兴趣,1984年入读深圳中学,1989年考入深圳大学计算机系(Computer Science)。(2)开发了微信(Wechat)等数字产品:微信用户迅速数量从1亿增长到14亿以上,极大地改变了人们的沟通方式。(3)从他身上学习到的精神。
要求:(1)内容充实,覆盖所给文字信息中的内容,可适当发挥;(2)表达清晰,语法正确,上下文连贯;(3)字数 80词左右。
Ma Huateng is a famous and successful entrepreneur in Shenzhen. ……
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7、 阅读下面短文,填入适当的词或使用括号中单词的适当形式填空。
Last weekend, our neighborhood held a "Recycled Art" activity for its anniversary. We turned old items like plastic bottles into useful things.
It was the (nine) time our community had organized such an event. More people joined than last year, showing its popularity. Two professional designers were invited as (art) guides. They helped us and explained that using old materials is much more eco-friendly than buying new ones. This idea deeply touched us.
When we started making things,we were allowed (use) different tools. Of course, some of us faced (challenge). The most common one was gluing broken parts together firmly. But we wanted to make our works special and useful, so we used our intelligence to find solutions. I turned an old cardboard box a storage box. It was messy at first, but after a little practice, the process went (smooth).
The activity was huge success. We saw all the creative works together and realized that recycling is one of (good) ways to protect our environment. It is also very practical. the activity was very challenging and tiring, we still felt happy and proud. I had created something useful and done something meaningful by (I). It was a wonderful way to celebrate our community.
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8、 下面的材料A~F分别是六条摘自百科全书的信息。请根据五位读者的需求选择合适的信息。
A. Giraffes usually sleep standing up and they sleep for half an hour every day. They get most of their water from the plants that they eat and they only need to drink water every few days.
B. Venus (金星) is the second closest planet to the Sun. It's also the second brightest in the night sky after the Moon.
C. Antarctica (南极洲) is the only continent on the Earth with no rivers. The lowest temperature there is -94.7C. It is the world's coldest land.
D. The Elizabeth Tower is a famous clock tower in London. It is a traditional landmark of London. It has helped keep London on time for 166 years!
E. The Siberian tiger mainly comes from China and Russia. It is one of the "World's Top Ten Endangered Animals" because of its small number.
F. The Yellow River is the mother river of China. It's the second longest river in China after the Yangtze River. It starts from the Bayan Har Mountains and runs into the Bohai Sea.
(1)、Aaron becomes interested in animals and he wants to learn something about tigers.(2)、Sam likes to research something about the seven continents. This week he wants to make a study of Antarctica.(3)、Lisa is from America. She is studying Chinese geography. She'd like to learn more about the mother river of China.(4)、Alan loves cute animals like dogs and giraffes. He wants to know how giraffes sleep and drink with long necks.(5)、Susan is a Chinese girl living in London. She is interested in the Elizabeth Tower and hopes to learn something about it. -
9、 请阅读全文,并从下列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。
Have you ever counted the number of digits (数字) in your mobile phone number? Your number has eleven digits. That's because China has the longest mobile phone numbers in the world. Why is that?
The eleven digits can be divided into three parts. The first three numbers tell you which mobile phone service provider you are using. For example, 135 is for China Mobile Communication Corporation and 188 is for China Mobile. The fourth to the seventh digits tell you which areas the number is recorded in. And the last four digits are random (随机的).
The main reason for using 11-digits is that we have the largest population in the world. We once had ten digits. So we began to use eleven digits starting from 1999.
Eleven digits can be used to make tens of millions of mobile phone numbers. That's enough for each person to have seven or eight phone numbers to use in China. Usually, the service provider will reuse a canceled number after three to six months. Besides China, Britain and Japan also use 11-digit mobile phone numbers. So they cannot create as many numbers as we can. Countries like the United States, Australia and India use mobile phone numbers with ten digits. Canadian mobile phone numbers are perhaps the world's shortest: they use seven digits.
A. Each part has a different meaning.
B. But their numbers always start with 0.
C. Also, mobile phone numbers can be recycled.
D. The phone number ending with an eight is the most popular.
E. You may sometimes find it hard to remember your number.
F. But as our population grows, there are not enough numbers for us to use.
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10、 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Are you able to hang (悬挂) clothes? Are you able to put a nail (钉子) into the wall? For many people, doing these things is quite easy. But how do people who have trouble using their hands do these things? Well, they can use artificial (人造的) hands to help them out.
In Suzhou, some engineers are busy making a special hand better. The special hand is helpful and people can control it with the electrical signals (电信号) which come from their bodies.
These engineers hope to make it much better for Xu Min, who lost her right forearm in an accident in 1992. The woman wore the hand to take part in the Cybathlon Challenges in February. She finished tasks like hanging clothes, putting a nail into the wall and taking a nail out of the wall.
"These things are common in our daily lives and people want to test if the special hand, which was created by humans, can work just like a real hand," Xu said. Because she won the competition (比赛) in February, she was more confident about entering the October global finals—Cybathlon 2024 in Zurich, Switzerland.
Cybathlon is the top event in the area. The event was first held in 2016. It takes place every four years. The competition tries to create a world without difficulty for people like Xu. In October, the competition will draw many teams from across the world.
Xu was a little nervous about competing with other people and companies from her country and other places. However, she and her team wanted to show their new product and how humans and machines could work together. Xu said she couldn't wait to get the hand ready and start the training.
(1)、How did the writer start the passage?A、By telling a story. B、By asking questions. C、By showing numbers. D、By showing famous people's words.(2)、What does the underlined word "it" in Paragraph 3 refer to?A、Suzhou. B、The signal. C、The body. D、The special hand.(3)、What does the fifth paragraph mainly tell us?A、Some rules about Cybathlon. B、Some information about Cybathlon. C、The places where Cybathlon was held. D、The importance of taking part in Cybathlon.(4)、Match the time with the event.a. In 1992. b. In 2016. c. In 2024.
①The first Cybathlon. ②The October global finals. ③Xu lost her right forearm.
A、①-b, ②-c, ③-a B、①-a,②-c,③-b C、①-c,②-b,③-a D、①-b,②-a,③-c(5)、What would be the best title for the passage?A、Disabled people's daily lives. B、Winning the Cybathlon Challenges. C、The Man-made hands for the disabled. D、Some outstanding engineers in Suzhou. -
11、 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Look! Up in the sky! Not a bird or a plane, it's an eVTOL! It's also known as an air taxi. It started its first journey from Shenzhen to Zhuhai, completing the 55-kilometer trip in about 20 minutes. This marks an important development of this exciting new form of transport.
Air taxis use high technology to take off and land like a helicopter (直升机). So they don't need long runways. Instead of using traditional engines, air taxis use electric motors (电动机).
Air taxis can fly without a pilot. These air taxis have several propellers to help them stay safe in the sky. They also use large batteries to let them fly far and fast.
Air taxis can make people's travelling faster and safer. They can help improve traffic jams, with their direct point-to-point travel. They can save time for people. The cost of taking an air taxi may be more expensive than ground transport, but the travel can be up to five times faster. With the help of the computers, the air taxis can fly safely in the sky. That is to say, the computers can plan the flight of every air taxi in advance (提前), so that they won't have any accidents in the sky.
The air taxi is also a better choice for cities. As an eco-friendly choice, it produces fewer emissions (排放) than traditional cars, improving air quality.
The air taxi has already been used in the Paris Olympics. Some people think this is a transport that will become widely used. Many companies and researchers are developing this transport and they believe air taxis will have a huge market in the coming years.
(1)、Where did the air taxi start its first journey?A、In Shenzhen. B、In Zhuhai. C、In Guangzhou. D、In Beijing.(2)、Which of the following helps air taxis fly far and fast?A、Long runways. B、Traditional engines. C、Large batteries. D、Computers.(3)、What can we infer about air taxis from the passage?A、They need pilots to control flights. B、They are cheaper than ground transport. C、They have been widely used around the world. D、They are less harmful to the environment.(4)、What is the purpose of the passage?A、To compare different ways to travel. B、To discuss the future users of air taxis. C、To introduce air taxis as a new transport. D、To show the possible risks of taking air taxis.(5)、What will the writer probably discuss after the last paragraph?A、The history of air taxis. B、The problems of air taxis. C、The benefits of air taxis. D、The future of air taxis. -
12、 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
The Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. It's also called the Chongyang Festival. In Chinese culture, nine is regarded as the number of yang. The 9th day of the 9th lunar month is the day that has two yang numbers, and chong in Chinese means double, which is how the name Chongyang was created.
Climbing mountains and admiring beautiful chrysanthemums (菊花) are interesting activities to celebrate the Chongyang Festival. It is said that by climbing a high mountain, diseases could be prevented. As chrysanthemums blossom during the festival, chrysanthemum shows are held in big parks that draw visitors.
During the festival, eating Chongyang cake and drinking chrysanthemum wine are traditional customs. Chongyang cake is a kind of cake having two layers with nuts(坚果) between them. Since cake in Chinese is pronounced gao, meaning high, people consider climbing a high mountain to be the same as eating cake. Also personal progress is thought to be made in the following days after eating the cake, for "high" means that one makes improvements moving to a higher level.
Drinking chrysanthemum wine is an important part of the festival. Chrysanthemums are regarded as a kind of flower that can drive the evil (邪恶) away. People often think that by drinking chrysanthemum wine, all kinds of diseases and disasters can be prevented.
As nine is pronounced jiu meaning "long" in Chinese, people endow (赋予) the word jiu with the meaning of longevity (长寿). In the year of 1989, the Double Ninth Festival was named as Seniors' Day—a day to let the elderly enjoy themselves.
(1)、What is the first paragraph mainly about?A、What the word nine means. B、Which number is lucky in China. C、Why there is the Chongyang Festival. D、How the name Chongyang appeared.(2)、What does the underlined word "blossom" mean in Paragraph 2?A、Water flowers. B、Enjoy flowers. C、Produce flowers. D、Pick up flowers.(3)、Why do people eat Chongyang cake?A、Because it is delicious. B、Because it has nuts in it. C、Because it is good for health. D、Because it is pronounced gao in Chinese.(4)、What can we infer from the last paragraph?A、There are many old people in China. B、The elderly in China are fully respected. C、There are many festivals for the elderly. D、China's travel industry will be hot.(5)、Which of the following can show the structure of the passage?(①=Paragraph 1 ②=Paragraph 2,...)
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13、 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。
Born in 2000, Sun Yingsha has been given the name "Little Devil (魔王)" by her fans. When she was little, Sun was sensitive to the sound of a table tennis ball 1 the ground. Her parents noticed this and encouraged her to try playing. After a few days of training, she found that she really enjoyed it. "I felt I had some 2 ," she told China Daily.
When Sun joined the national team's reserve squad (预备队), she was excited and encouraged. Her favourite star was Zhang Yining, and she always 3 becoming a world top player. However, she faced difficulties along the way. At the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, she suffered 4 losses because she didn't win the gold medal in the women's singles. "I wasn't well-rounded enough," she said. "But I learned a lot from those losses." Since then, she has experienced more 5 , but she never gives up.
"Never giving up and having courage can make a good athlete," she said. "My 6 and dreams keep me going."
At the 2023 Singapore Smash (大满贯), Sun 7 three gold medals. They're the women's singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. She became the first athlete to achieve this. Now Sun's name is at the top of the women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles.
Sun is happy to see strong players from other countries. "They 8 me to improve," she said. At a speech to teenagers, she also encourages 9 players to stay focused and keep their love. "If you 10 love table tennis, never give up, no matter what difficulties you will meet," she said.
(1)A 、 breaking B 、 connecting C 、 hitting D 、 heating(2)A 、 talent B 、 tasks C 、 tools D 、 time(3)A 、 cared for B 、 suffered from C 、 worried about D 、 dreamed of(4)A 、 future B 、 huge C 、 hidden D 、 expected(5)A 、 growth B 、 fun C 、 failures D 、 trips(6)A 、 instructions B 、 prize C 、 distance D 、 goals(7)A 、 praised B 、 won C 、 cheered D 、 shared(8)A 、 pay B 、 allow C 、 push D 、 find(9)A 、 foreign B 、 young C 、 little D 、 local(10)A 、 truly B 、 suddenly C 、 thankfully D 、 quietly -
14、 2026年11月,深圳全市中学生将迎来首个秋假。恰逢读书月活动,我校拟举办以"Autumnin Shenzhen"为主题的英语演讲比赛。假设你是李华,请写一篇参赛演讲稿,向同学们介绍深圳的秋天并分享你的秋假计划,内容要点如下:
1.深圳秋天的特点;
2.秋天里在深圳可以开展的活动等;
3.你在深圳的秋假安排。
要求:80-100词;开头称呼已给出,不计入总词数;文中不得出现真实姓名、校名;可适当补充细节,保证行文连贯;标点规范,书写整洁。
Dear friends,
Hello, everyone! It's my honor to stand here and give a speech. Today I'd like to talk about
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15、 在过去,人们以不同的方式庆祝这些日子。(in different ways)
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16、 成为一名初中生是令人兴奋的。 (It is+adj.+to do sth.)
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17、 你出门时最好带把伞。 (had better do sth.)
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18、 这是一个新生命和新希望的时刻。(It is a time of…)
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19、在他的帮助下,我的数学已经提高了很多。(with one' s help)
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20、在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。
Wang Hong is a smart woman from China, and she is a math expert. Asyoung girl,she is interested in numbers. She does something amazing. She is good at(solve) difficult math problems. This time, she solves a math puzzle (难题) that is over 100 years old! Many top math(expert) in the world try to solve it, but they cannot. Wang Hong and her friend JoshuaZahl work together and find the answer at last.
Now Wang Hong is a math(teach) at a university in New York. She always checks every answer(careful). She also wants(help) more young students learn math.
Now, manv people think Wang Hong may win a very special prize. It is called the Fields Medal.It isbiggest prize for math experts under 40 years old. Wang Hong worksher students happily and often helps them. Many students like hershe is kind and hard-working.Her(succeed) makes young girls believe they can follow their dreams.