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1、 阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。
Robots were the shining stars at the 2026 CCTV Spring Festival Gala. They turned the big stage into a wonderful world of technology, bringing surprise and joy to (百万) of viewers.
Different kinds of smart robots showed amazing talents. Some robots (表演) exciting kung fu with difficult movements, just like strong and skillful (大师). A special bionic robot looked (几乎) like a real person and could make lively expressions. Other cute robots danced beautifully with (有名的) singers. They followed the music perfectly like a group of smart dancers.
These robots are great (发明) with high technology. They fully showed China's rapid and amazing progress in (科学). They made the gala more (现代的), colorful and unforgettable. People enjoyed the amazing shows and felt (自豪的) of our country. The robots not only brought fantastic shows, but also opened a (窗口) to our bright future. They tell us that technology can make life more beautiful, and a smarter world is on the way.
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2、 将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。
success with good point give up
Gu Ailing is a great Chinese freestyle skier. At the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics, she showed skills and won the greatest honor. She took part in three events. She won two silver medals first. Then on February 22, she did really well and got 94.75 , winning the gold medal.
Gu Ailing was brave and calm under pressure. She never when facing difficulties. hard work and strong mind, she made history again. 浙考神墙 620
She has now got three Olympic gold medals and three silver medals in two Olympic Games. She is a hero in winter sports. Her story tells us: hold on to your dreams and work hard, and you will .
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3、 完形填空
Reggie couldn't hear a thing. He was a normal boy, but he had been born 1 He was well known to everyone in town, and they all liked him.2 , though, he always seemed to end up being treated differently from everyone else. Children worried that they would hurt him, that maybe he wouldn't hear the ball being hit in his3 . Adults acted like he was4 to understand them, as though he was kind of baby.
Reggie hated this. His father's friend Michael hated it even more. Michael's father was the town's 5 . He decided to choose one day for deaf people. During that whole day everyone in town would have to6 ear covers.
People liked the idea,7 everyone loved Reggie. The day became known as The Day of Silence. When it arrived, Everyone put on the ear covers8 . The morning was filled with jokes and laughter. But, as the hours passed, people became more and more aware of how difficult life was when you couldn't hear anything. They made an even greater 9 : Reggie was amazing!
On that day no one was10 Reggie as just a deaf person. This meant he could be treated just like any other little boy, and people saw a whole new side of him. Reggie had a bright and sharp mind. Using body language, he11 best with everyone. People paid more attention to what he was saying and were 12 by his intelligence, creativity and his ability to find solutions to almost any problem. They realized he had always been this way. He just needed more 13 to communicate.
The Day of Silence showed Reggie's true 14 . Everyone realized you have to give people a chance to show how valuable they are. The town wanted others to learn this too. From then on, Visitors were put on helmets that covered their ears completely so they could 15 the silence too.
(1)A 、 blind B 、 deaf C 、 weak D 、 lazy(2)A 、 Recently B 、 Unluckily C 、 Gradually D 、 Certainly(3)A 、 direction B 、 goal C 、 field D 、 basket(4)A 、 afraid B 、 happy C 、unable D 、 ready(5)A 、 leader B 、 driver C 、 artist D 、 scientist(6)A 、 wear B 、 sell C 、 collect D 、 design(7)A 、 but B 、 although C 、 because D 、 unless(8)A 、 for free B 、 for sure C 、 for example D 、 for fun(9)A 、 mistake B 、 decision C 、 discovery D 、 promise(10)A 、caring about B 、 thinking of C 、making sure D 、taking about(11)A 、connected B 、 agreed C 、 compete D 、communicated(12)A 、 scared B 、 bored C 、 thankful D 、 doubtful(13)A 、 rest B 、 secret C 、 courage D 、 time(14)A 、 nature B 、 plan C 、 dream D 、 meaning(15)A 、miss B 、 explain C 、 enjoy D 、 experience -
4、 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。
A. He helps Percy look after the pets carefully.
B. How did you become a writer?
C. He breaks the house and lets all the pets run away.
D. Do you have any advice for readers?
E. He's learned how to deal with them.
Book Club
Wrath of the Triple Goddess
By Rick Riordan
Percy is half-human and half-god. He wants to go to college and needs two more recommendation letters.(推荐信)
To get a letter from Hecate, the triple goddess, Percy agrees to look after her pets while she is away. Grover, Percy's friend,turns into a huge man after trying a magic drink. Percy and his friends have only one week to rebuild the house and find all the animals. If they don't, Hecate will be very angry. Now, getting into college is the least of Percy's problems.
Ask the writer
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I taught middle school, and my students loved it when I told them stories. I also wrote mysteries for adults. And my students asked why I wasn't writing kids' stories. It was so often the case, the kids were right, and that's when I started creating the Percy Jackson series.
◆ Who is Percy based on?
Percy is formed from my oldest son, who was having problems with ADHD. While Percy in Wrath of the Triple Goddessstill has the same challenges. It's gotten easier for Percy, just like it did for my son.
◆ What has it been like to write for a TV show?
TV is a team sport working on the exciting show together. That's really exciting. But it does take more time to tell a story compared with when I sit down to write a book on my own.
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Keeping writing and don't give up. Every writer, including me, has one thing in common—we've all been turned down.
Yes, he does. I improve my writing by reading more.(答案不唯一,符合要求即可)
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5、 阅读理解
① Horses are intelligent animals that often form close connections with humans. For example, police horses are trained to stay calm in noisy crowds and follow difficult instructions from their riders. A recent study from Nottingham Trent University in the UK shows that horses are smart enough to plan ahead, especially when treats are involved.
② The study used a game with 20 horses. At first, the horses got a treat every time they touched a card with their nose. Then, researchers used a light to signal "stop." The horses were only rewarded if they touched the card when the light was off.
③ At first, the horses still touched the card. But then, researchers added a punishment: if a horse touched the card while the "stop" light was on, it had a 10-second "timeout" and could not play or get a treat. After this, the horses changed their behavior right away. They started touching the card only at the right time.
④ Louise Evans, who led the study, said the timeout punishment showed the horses understood the game rules. "That was enough for the horses to go 'OK, let's just play by the rules,'" she explained.
⑤ Researchers say the study shows horses have a higher level of reasoning than people thought. Instead of not understanding the rules, the horses chose not to follow them at first—until they realized following the rules would help them get treats sooner.
⑥ Evans said, "Our study shows that they do know the results of their actions." This means horses are clever enough to think about the future and make plans to reach their goals. The researchers hope their findings will improve care for horses and encourage good ways of training them.
(1)、What did the horses get at the beginning of the game?A、A new card to play with B、A treat for touching the card C、light to guide them D、A timeout for wrong actions(2)、What change happened after the punishment was added?A、The horses stopped playing the game. B、The horses touched the card only when the light was off. C、The horses waited for the light to turn on. D、The horses got more treats than before.(3)、What is the structure of the text?A、①②/③④/⑤⑥ B、①②/③④/⑤⑥ C、①/②③④/⑤⑥ D、①②③/④⑤/⑥(4)、What is the best title for the passage?A、How to Train Clever Horses B、A Special Game for Horses C、Horses: Animals That Can Plan Ahead D、The link Between Horses and Humans -
6、 阅读理解
On September 17, Instagram,a social media app, announced new rules for young users. The rules are made to protect millions of users under 18 and address growing worries about online safety.
Instagram's new plan is the special setting for people under 18 who use the app. This means these rules can control what teens can see and share, who they can talk to, and how long they can use the app each day. The app will stop strangers from sending direct messages to teens. At the same time, the app will hide bad words and unsuitable topics. Instagram will not send messages to teens between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. The changes also let parents check how long their kids use the app and see who they chat with.
These changes are made because many parents, doctors and government workers worry that social media is bad for teenagers as their brains are still growing. On many apps, teens may see unsuitable or adult information and get messages from people they don't know. Apps are made to keep users looking for a long time. This lead to poor sleep and stress.
"The changes are made to help parents feel safe, knowing their teens are protected." Megan Moreno, a children's health professor who studies teens and social media, called the app's changes "very important." But some people said even though Instagram's work is a good start, it does not do enough. For example, the rules only work for teens who say they are under 18, but they do not stop teens who lie and say they are adults when making an account. Instagram said it is working on new ways to check users' ages. The rules will go into effect in other parts of the world starting in January 2025.
(1)、What is the main purpose of the second paragraph?A、To explain why the new rules are important. B、To describe the exact changes in the new rules. C、To show how people feel about the new rules. D、To predict what will happen next.(2)、The underlined word "address" in Paragraph 1 probably means ____.A、write down B、deal with C、look for D、hear from(3)、According to Instagram's new plan, what will happen to strangers who try to talk to teens?A、They will receive a warning message B、Their direct messages will be blocked. C、They can only chat with teens during the day. D、Their messages will be deleted quickly.(4)、What can we infer from the passage?A、All experts agree that the new rules are perfect. B、The new rules will completely solve all online safety problems. C、Instagram will continue to improve its age checking methods. D、The new rules will be the same for all countries at once. -
7、 阅读理解
Once there were two doors in a house. One was a beautiful living-room door, and the other was a common bathroom door. Both had a hard life as the house was full of children who often shut the doors hard and kicked them often.
Every night, when everyone fell asleep, the doors would talk about their bad luck. The living-room door was always tired and angry, but the bathroom door always calmed him down: "Don't worry. They're just children and will learn soon. Put up with it a little longer and you'll see that things will improve."
One day, after a big party, the children kicked the doors more than ever. The living-room door lost his patience, saying, "OK. That's enough! The next time someone kicks me, I'm going to break, and they'll learn a thing or two."
The next day, when he was kicked loudly once, he broke. The children were warned to be careful, This filled the living-room door with satisfaction. But soon, the owners got tired of the broken door and threw it away, next to the rubbish.
There lay the beautiful living-room door, regretting what it had done. For not being able to put up with things for just a little longer, it now found itself waiting to be turned into sawdust (木屑). Meanwhile, his friend, the common bathroom door, remained in its place, and the children were treating it with greater care…
Luckily, the living-room door did not end up as sawdust. Instead, a very poor man found him among the rubbish, and although the door was broken, the man knew that this door was the best he would be able to find for his poor house. The door, in turn, was happy to have the chance to be a proper door again, and gladly accept the hard parts of his job.
(1)、Why did the doors have a hard life?A、Because the house was too old. B、Because the children often kicked them. C、Because the owners didn't care about them. D、Because they were broken easily.(2)、Which is the right order of the following?① The living-room door broke after being kicked.
② The bathroom door advised the living-room door to be patient.
③ The living-room door was thrown away with the rubbish.
④ The children kicked the doors more than ever after a party.
A、②→④→①→③ B、④→②→①→③ C、②→①→④→③ D、④→①→②→③(3)、Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A、The bathroom door was thrown away after it broke . B、The children never changed their behavior. C、The poor man threw the broken door away again. D、The living-room door regretted his decision at last.(4)、What can we learn from the passage?A、It's better to be common than beautiful. B、We should take action when we are hurt. C、Patience is important— we shouldn't lose it easily. D、We should always listen to others' advice. -
8、 阅读理解

Learn the art of the Calligraphy
Calligraphy, which is also sometimes known as lettering, is the art of beautiful handwriting. It can also be a good way to lower stress because practicing calligraphy is a mindful exercise. More people are discovering the joys of this creative art. Here's how you can get started.
Gather materials:
You need blank paper, markers, and a pencil. You can also buy special calligraphy pens and brush pens. Their tips (笔尖) are soft. You can make thin or thick lines by changing how hard you press. It is helpful to hold your pen at a 45-degree angle and try different pressures.
Practicing basic strokes (笔画):
Practice thin upstrokes from bottom to top. Practice thick downstrokes from top to bottom. Draw slowly to make your strokes smooth.You can also find more examples on the YouTube channel "The Happy Ever Crafter."
Design your own special font
Write a word in pencil first. Use capital or small letters. You can add small designs, like dots or leaves. Choose two or three colors. Outline (勾勒) your letters with a thin marker.
3 fun ways to use:
You can create handwritten cards for friends and family, design unique party invitations or write inspiring sentences as special gifts.
(1)、What can you change on a brush pen to make lines of different thicknesses?A、The color of the ink B、The pressure on the pen C、The length of the pen D、The type of paper(2)、Which statement is right according to the passage?A、The calligraphy is also called lettering at times. B、The history of calligraphy is over 5000 years. C、The thick marker is used to outline the letters. D、It is good to lower weight by practicing calligraphy.(3)、In which part of the magazine can we read the text?A、Health B、News C、Art D、sports -
9、 假如你是张华,你的外国笔友 David 对中国 "弘扬工匠精神 (Promote the spirit of craftsmanship)" 很感兴趣,来信希望你给他讲述浙江籍工匠竺士杰的故事。

人物
Zhu Shijie,
Zhejiang port crane operator (港口起重机操作员)
经历
a learner, daily hard practice,
new efficient (高效的) operating skills
格言
Practice makes perfect in craftsmanship.
启示
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注意:(1) 邮件内容要求完整,可适当发挥,使文章连贯;(2) 邮件中不得出现真实的人名和校名;(3) 词数 80 左右,开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear David,
I'm glad to share the story of Zhu Shijie with you.
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Hope you can learn more about Chinese craftsman stories.
Yours,
Zhang Hua
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10、 语法填空
In the cold winter of 1910, the city of Harbin was faced with a serious problem—a dangerous illness was spreading quickly. Many people were afraid because their family members and friends got sick. book White Snow and Black Raven by Chi Zijian tells this story, and it shows us how people lived in a place called Fujadian where the illness was (bad).
The illness changed everyone's life (complete). A man named Wang Chunshun lost his family, and another man, Qin Bawan, could not leave the city to bury his mother. He felt very sad. During those difficult days, death became a part of life, people still had to go on. Luckily, a brave doctor named Wu Liande worked day and night so that he could find a way (stop) the illness and save people's lives.
However, the story is not only about sadness. It also teaches us about love and kindness. I was deeply moved by the Zhou family who decided to help their (neighbor) even though they were in danger themselves. From the old grandfather the young grandson, their hearts were full of warmth. They brought food to those who couldn't go out and took of the sick. Their actions were like light in the dark.
This book (remind) us that when we work together, we can get through hard times. The people in Fujadian did their best to protect their hometown. It is important to believe that hope and love can always (find), even in the most difficult situations.
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11、 阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。
Last spring, I often felt tired. The central reason, I learned after a medical check-up, was my poor daily routine. The doctor gave me a few clear (建议): sleep earlier and move more. I knew I had to make a (选择).
I couldn't afford to feel this way any longer. My first step was to stick to (取消) my habit of playing online games late. Then, I decided to (参加) a weekly swimming class. Being (积极的) made me feel happier. I also (表达) my feelings by writing in a notebook. I changed many things, (除了) my love for reading—I still (常常) miss my bedtime story.
This new (方法;措施) of living helped me a lot. I have more energy now and enjoy my days. Sometimes, a small change can make a big difference. We all have the power to choose a better way for ourselves.
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12、 将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。
list enemy fail wolf wide in public
Man and nature should live in peace, but some people harm nature . They cut down too many trees, which makes many lose their homes.
We must the things we should do to protect nature, such as stopping people from cutting down too many trees. If we to do these things, the bad results will spread .
Nature is not our but our friend. Only by protecting it can we have a better life.
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13、 完形填空 (共 15 小题,每小题 1 分,满分 15 分)
Last week our new neighbor, a college student, moved in with a Ping-Pong table and left it in his front garden. In college towns, such tables are often used for beer pong, a noisy1 where players throw balls into cups of beer. Years ago, I lived near the university and 2 late-night noise from such games. We moved to a quieter area at great cost, so seeing that 3 outside my kitchen window made me really angry.
I come from a family where people easily get angry, and I've tried hard to change. I relax my mind, write diaries and spend time in nature. These things help, but anger (怒气) is 4 inside me. When I saw the table, I couldn't 5 my anger anymore. I walked to his door and shouted that he must move it. To my surprise, he 6 and we started arguing loudly. My husband had to pull me away 7 things got worse.
The whole day, I felt upset and angry. But the next morning, I woke up feeling 8 . I realized I had acted badly. Why did I choose to fight instead of being kind? I thought about 9 I had hurt a friend and my teenage son with thoughtless words before. Then I remembered that food can fix 10 . I took out my frozen cookie dough, baked delicious cookies and put them in a box. I went to my neighbor's house and gave him the cookies. He was 11 at first, then smiled and said sorry for making me unhappy. We talked calmly, and he 12 to move the table to the backyard.
That day, I learned an important lesson: anger solves 13 , but kindness and forgiveness can fix troubles. It's easy to get angry when things don't go our way, but choosing to be understanding and friendly is always 14 . A box of cookies didn't just fix my relationship with my neighbor—it helped me 15 into a calmer, better person.
(1)A 、 ball B 、 game C 、 goal D 、 house(2)A 、 suffered from B 、 cared about C 、 took down D 、 left out(3)A 、 beer B 、 neighbor C 、 area D 、 table(4)A 、 hardly B 、 even C 、 still D 、 nearly(5)A 、 control B 、 boil C 、 keep D 、 face(6)A 、 accepted B 、 refused C 、 laughed D 、 recalled(7)A 、 after B 、 until C 、 though D 、 before(8)A 、 relaxed B 、 weak C 、 sorry D 、 silly(9)A 、 how B 、 why C 、 when D 、 where(10)A 、 hearts B 、 sadnesses C 、 feelings D 、 mistakes(11)A 、 pleased B 、 surprised C 、 worried D 、 disappointed(12)A 、 forgot B 、 volunteered C 、 agreed D 、 hoped(13)A 、 something B 、 everything C 、 nothing D 、 anything(14)A 、 worse B 、 harder C 、 safer D 、 better(15)A 、 grow B 、 put C 、 run D 、 get -
14、 阅读下面短文,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。注意:请将第 35 小题的答案写在答题纸上非选择题部分的相应位置。
In or out of the spotlight?
Many young people today don't want to be noticed by others. Why do they feel this way? Have you ever felt the same?
Grow in a Quiet Way

In competitive situations, standing out may make others call me a "top student". This brings much pressure. Young people fear unfair opinions. They also feel tired of trying to stay perfect on social media.
I sometimes avoid some activities or speaking in front of many people. It's not that I dislike being with others. I just need space to think clearly. I need to grow at my own speed.
As the saying goes, "Still waters run deep." Staying away from the spotlight (聚光灯) doesn't mean I'm absent. This is how true progress happens.
Be True to Myself

When we look through social media every day, we can't stop comparing our lives with others' perfect posts. We care too much about our looks.
I used to hide in the background for safety, but I felt lost deep down. Later, I learned to accept my weaknesses. I made true friends and spent less time online, more time with real people around me.
I finally realized no one is perfect. I stopped hiding my goals and focused on my own way. I can clearly see my real, slow and solid (坚固的) progress day by day.
A. Now I feel calm and peaceful.
B. Instead,it helps me build real inside richness.
C.Now Ifeel so nervous that I can't achieve my goals.
D. We feel everything is a race and worry about what others think of us.
E.So, staying away from the crowd is a good way to protect themselves.
Do you sometimes avoid public activities? Why do you choose to do so? (不超过 15 词)
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15、 阅读理解

Imagine a cute cat doll that chats with you and shows lively faces, a smart globe that tells you local culture when you touch it, or a small robot that can play Go, Chinese chess or Gomoku. These creative toys use AI technology. They are easy to communicate with and can reply to you, so they are quickly becoming popular with people around the world.
According to data from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China's AI toy market is expected to be worth 29 billion yuan this year. Western brands like Mattel and OpenAI will also bring out AI products for kids. Experts say AI toys are special because they can build emotional (感情的) connections with people. They may even lead the next popular trend in the market. Besides, they bring good things to kids—like one-to-one teachers, special and suitable study plans and special fun activities. These were once only available to rich families.
However, AI toys have some risks. For example, a "Kumma" bear made by Singapore's FoloToy told researchers where to find dangerous things. What's more, AI toys may save personal information, which is harmful to people's own secrets. They can also create a situation where you only see things you agree with. This means you never need to question your own ideas or think carefully about different views. Such AI friends may make it hard for you to get along with real people later.
To solve these problems, we need stricter age rules for chatbots and rules for AI companies. At the same time, parents should think carefully before letting kids use these machines.
(1)、Which problems are mentioned about AI toys?①They may share dangerous information.
②They might save personal secrets.
③They can help make more friends.
④They stop people thinking differently.
A、①②③ B、①②④ C、②③④ D、①③④(2)、Which of the following best describes the advantages of AI toys?A、They can play all kinds of board games with children. B、They help kids stay away from too much screen time. C、They are cheap and easy for all kids to take and carry. D、They build emotional connections and offer personalized services.(3)、Why might AI toys make it hard for kids to get along with real people?A、Because they show only views kids like. B、Because they never agree with kids' ideas. C、Because they ask kids to change their ideas. D、Because they teach kids to question everything.(4)、What can we infer about how parents feel about AI toys?A、They should buy AI toys for kids right away. B、They should stop kids from using any AI toys. C、They need to make careful decisions about AI toys. D、They must teach kids how to make their own AI toys. -
16、 阅读理解

When I moved to Vancouver, I thought it would be a beautiful city where the sea meets the mountains. I expected much rain and maybe some loneliness too. But I never guessed I would feel most at home in an old roadside motel (汽车旅馆) during a canoe race.
I joined the False Creek Racing Canoe Club and went to Penticton for a race on Skaha Lake. The race itself was amazing, but the most unforgettable part was the motel we stayed in. It looked just like it did in the 1970s, with a nice carpet on the floor, heavy curtains and a light sign making a soft sound all night. What surprised me most was the hot tub (浴盆)—it was right in the bedroom!
I laughed a lot when I saw it. It felt like something funny from a movie. Who puts a hot tub in a bedroom? But I was curious, so I tried it. Soon, my teammates came over. We sat around the tub with our legs in the water, sharing drinks and talking about the day's race. Later, we moved to the backyard, a simple place with plastic chairs and a picnic table. It wasn't expensive at all, but it felt perfect.
We talked happily, and soon I couldn't tell who had been my friend for months and who I had just met a few days before. Unlike modern hotels that keep people apart, this motel brought us close together. The backyard was a place we all used, and the hot tub, though a bit strange, became a shared space.
It made me realize that friendship can be built in unexpected places. In a canoe, everyone works together no matter how much experience they have. At the motel, it didn't matter if you were experienced or new—we all drank from paper cups, feeling comfortable. I don't remember who won the race, but I'll never forget the joy from that hot tub, the paper cups and the laughter of people who were strangers just days before. It turns out you don't need expensive things to feel you belong—sometimes a cheap motel and a hot tub in the wrong room are enough.
(1)、Where was the hot tub in the motel according to the text?A、In the bathroom of the motel. B、Inside the bedroom of the motel. C、Next to the light sign with a soft sound. D、Beside the picnic table in the backyard.(2)、Why did the writer feel "at home" in the old motel?A、Because the motel helped him and his teammates become close friends. B、Because the motel had many fancy and expensive facilities. C、Because he loved the 1970s style of the motel very much. D、Because it was his first time using a hot tub in a motel.(3)、What is the main topic of the text?A、The writer's first experience of living in Vancouver. B、An exciting canoe race the writer joined in Penticton. C、The differences between old motels and modern hotels. D、How an old motel made the writer feel a sense of belonging.(4)、What can we infer about the writer's teammates?A、They hated old motels and preferred modern hotels. B、They were all new to canoe racing with no experience. C、They liked sharing stories and getting along with others. D、They cared more about winning the race than making friends. -
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Today, our roads are filled with cars. This creates a common problem. Many parents think it is unsafe for their children to walk to school. They see heavy traffic every day. Because of this fear, they choose to drive their children. This leads to fewer children walking or cycling.
This situation worries many people. They believe our streets should be safe for everyone, not just for cars. A long time ago, cities began to change a lot. To make way for cars, many old neighborhoods and parks were destroyed. These places were once perfect for children to play.
However, some people tried to stop this change. A famous example is a Canadian journalist in the 1950s. She successfully fought to save a local park from becoming a road. She wanted her city to be a good place to live in. Her story inspired similar protests (抗议) in other countries.
Unluckily, these efforts did not fully succeed. Most cities were still built for cars. The number of cars kept rising. For example, in Australia, there are now many cars. We spend a lot of money on roads for cars. But we forget the real cost. When children cannot walk safely, our community loses something important. We need to think again about our streets. Are they just for cars, or are they for people, too? We should make our streets safe and friendly for everyone, especially for our children.
(1)、Why do many parents drive their children to school?A、Because the schools are too far from their homes. B、Because the weather conditions are often very bad. C、Because they are worried about the dangerous traffic. D、Because their children have too many books to carry.(2)、Why does the writer mention the Canadian journalist?A、To tell us how to drive more safely. B、To describe the beauty of a city park. C、To explain how to become a famous reporter. D、To show an example of protecting a community.(3)、What does the underlined word "destroyed" mean in the text?A、
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(4)、What can be a suitable title for the text?A、The History of Traffic in Big Cities B、Who Should Our Streets Really Serve? C、How to Build Better and Wider Roads D、Why Are Cars Necessary for Our Life? -
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(1)、What should you put in the container first according to the experiment?A、A slice of apple. B、A mealworm. C、Some oatmeal. D、A hand lens.(2)、How often should you measure the mealworm?A、Every day. B、Every two days. C、Every week. D、Every month.(3)、What is the main purpose of the experiment?A、To learn how a mealworm grows. B、To find how big a container needs. C、To know what food a mealworm eats. D、To see how to keep a mealworm alive. -
19、 听下面一段独白,回答第 11 至第 15 五个小题。(1)、What is the main purpose of the notice?A、To tell people fire safety rules. B、To introduce a traditional festival. C、To ask people to protect the mountains.(2)、Which thing can't people take to the mountains?A、Fresh flowers and fruit. B、Matches and lighters. C、A mobile phone and a bag.(3)、Why can't people burn paper money in the woods?A、Because it may make the air around become very dirty. B、Because it may let dry grass and fallen leaves catch fire quickly. C、Because it may take them a lot of time to finish the work.(4)、Who should people call first if they find a small fire?A、A firefighter. B、A village doctor. C、The local police.(5)、Which group shows the safe actions in the notice?A、Burning paper money and lighting candles. B、Collecting dry grass and leaving rubbish. C、Calling for help and taking rubbish away.
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20、 听下面一段较长对话,回答三个小题。(1)、Which teacher will Tina remember the most?A、Her PE teacher. B、Her science teacher. C、Her English teacher.(2)、What did Mark enjoy most after school?A、Playing basketball. B、Reading in the library. C、Drawing pictures.(3)、When is the graduation ceremony?A、On June 12th. B、On June 20th. C、On July 20th.