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1、— When did the famous writer create his most popular novel?
— He wrote it ____, and he was ____ then.
A、in 2020s; in his thirties B、in 2020s; in his thirty C、in the 2020s; in his thirty D、in the 2020s; in his thirties -
2、— Shenzhen is known as"a city built in parks". There are ____ free parks here.
Most local people can reach a park within ten minutes.
— Yes, by the end of 2025,____ parks is up to1,350.
A、a large number of; the amount of B、a large number of; the number of C、a large amount of; the amount of D、a large amount of; the number of -
3、— The light bulb is among the greatest ____ in human history.
— Yes, we ____ it a lot in our daily lives.
A、inventions; depend on B、discoveries; live on C、creations; depend on D、developments; live on -
4、 — Is there ____ in today's science magazine?
— Sorry, I can't find it ____ . I think I left it at home.
A、something new; somewhere B、anything new; anywhere C、new anything; everywhere D、new something; nowhere -
5、—____ do you do sports every day?
— For at least two hours. It helps me keep ____ .
A、How long; healthy B、How far; health C、How often; healthy D、How soon; health -
6、— Do you know the community will organize a clean-up activity in the park ____a sunny morning?
— Yes, I will take part in it ____ the first time.
A、on, at B、in, for C、on, for D、in, at -
7、 Shenzhen will hold ____APEC meeting in 2026. It is ____ important international event.A、a; an B、the; an C、an; the D、the;a
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8、 语法填空。
Ellie Carter, 16, is not yet old enough to drive a car in the UK. However, she can fly a plane.
Carter (become) the youngest solo glider pilot(单人滑翔机飞行员) on her 14th birthday. On Dec 1,2018, she (fly)solo in a powered aircraft and became the youngest British person qualified to fly a powered plane. She (spend)75 hours in the sky in total so far.Carter (be) interested in flying since she was a little kid. At the age of 9, she was invited to the US to fly with the base's pilots. Since then, she (start) taking flying lessons. She saves up her pocket money to pay for the lessons.
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9、— How long has he ____ Beijing?
— For two weeks.
A、been to B、gone to C、been D、been in -
10、— Hello! May I speak to Kate?
— Sorry, she isn't here now. She ____ Canada.
A、went B、has been C、has gone to D、will go -
11、— Many of us like the film Alice in Wonderland very much.
— That's the reason why ____ for 15 days.
A、it begins B、it has begun C、it began D、it has been on -
12、 — Have you seen Dr Adams recently?
— No. He ____Hong Kong for an international meeting. He' ll come back tomorrow.
A、has gone in B、has been in C、has gone to D、has been to -
13、— Is Mr Smith still in Shanghai?
— Yes, he ____ there for two months.
A、has been B、has gone C、has been to D、has gone to -
14、— China develops so fast.
— That's true. It ____a lot already.
A、changes B、changed C、will change D、has changed -
15、— Why don't you go to the movie with me, Gina?
— Because I____it twice.
A、see B、have seen C、saw D、will see -
16、 假定你是李华。英国笔友 Peter想了解中国学生的假期家庭活动。秋假(autumn break)即将到来，请你给他写一封邮件，告知秋假具体时间(11.17-11.22)，介绍你打算和家人共同参与的秋假活动及其具体安排，并谈谈你和家人希望从中获得的收获。
1.字数100左右;
2.条理清晰，语句通顺，语法正确
3.不得出现真实校名、人名。
Dear Peter,
How is everything going? I'm writing to
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Yours,
Li Hua
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17、 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，并将答案填写在答题卡规定的位置上。
Tennis is a much-loved sport. The 21-year-old girl Zheng Qinwen made a miracle(奇迹) in Paris, by becoming China's (one) Olympic tennis singles champion.
At the age of 6, Zheng was (talent) in playing tennis, and she was far ahead of children at her age. As a (say) goes, Victory goes to the most hard-working. Zheng began her tennis training with the help of Li Na's coach, Xia Xiyao. Zheng (show) great efforts in playing tennis in the past few years. Once she lost game, her dad advised her to give it up. However, she asked for another chance to try it again.She practices so hard that she made great progress. She always tried her best to play any fear. Finally,she (success).
"I' ve had a lot of prizes, as well as many challenges, so I know (exact) the place I'm in. ThoughI' ve also had some of the saddest (moment) in my life, I never want to give up. " she said.
Zheng made history, she still said she would regard the Olympic gold medal as the starting new point. It won't stop her from training. After all, tennis is her favorite and dream.
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18、 左栏是五位外国学生遇到的与中国习俗相关的困惑，右栏A~F是对应的习俗介绍。请根据五位学生的信息，为他们选择合适的介绍，并将其标号填入题前括号内。
Jack plans to buy a birthday present for his neighbor, 60-year-old Grandpa Li. But he wonders what could be the best present.
Sue has a problem when taking a bus.Around her are some grandpas or grandmas. She isn't sure if she should give her seat to any of them.
Tony is interested in numbers and knows seven is a lucky number in the US. He knows Chinese lucky numbers are different, but he doesn't know what they are.
May is a warm girl. However, a Chinese friend usually refuses her when she wants to kiss or hug to greet. She feels awkward and upset.
Paul loves to drink coffee and cola. He thinks the two drinks taste good and make him energetic. He wants to know what Chinese people prefer to drink.
A. In China, adults seem to drink more tea or milk.
However, teenagers are different. Most of them prefer milk tea or all kinds of beverages(饮料). Some people often drink water.
B. Four is the most unlucky number in China. It sounds like" death" in Chinese. Other numbers like 14 and 44 aren't liked, either.
C. People in China are supposed to shake hands when they meet for the first time. Kissing or hugging to greet is seldom seen. Sometimes people no d and smile at others.
D. It seems that the Chinese like 6, 8 and 9 more than any other numbers. These numbers sound like the meanings of shun, fa and jiu in Chinese.
E. People in China are usually supposed to respect the old and love the young. So in such a situation, you' re supposed to stand up and let them sit in your seat.
F. Something useful and inexpensive should be right for old people such as clothes or nourishment(营养品). But remember not to send a clock or scissors as gifts!
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19、 以下是一篇短文，请阅读全文，并从下列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。
How can you develop the qualities of a great person? Here are some suggestions.
First, stay curious. Great people are always eager to learn. Wang Zhenyi spent years studying in her grandfather's library. Ask questions, read widely, and never stop exploring.
Second, be brave enough to challenge old ideas. Copernicus was certain that the Earth travels around the Sun, even though everyone else believed the opposite. Great people are not afraid to think differently.
Third, stay focused on your goals. Chen Wangdao was so concentrated on translating The Communist Manifesto that he didn't even notice he was eating ink. When you are working on something important, give it your full attention.
Tu Youyou did hundreds of experiments before she found the right method. Many of her early tests failed, but she never gave up. Remember: every failure brings you one step closer to success.
Finally, always keep people in mind. Wang Zhenyi rewrote old-fashioned science texts so that ordinary people could understand them. The greatest achievements are those that help the most people.
A. If you want to achieve something great, you must be willing to fail.
B. Curiosity is the first step toward greatness.
C. Fleming only cared about his own fame and success.
D. Her goal was not fame — it was to share knowledge.
E. Many great discoveries were made by people who dared to question the old way of thinking.
F. When you have a clear purpose, nothing can distract you.
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20、 阅读理解
Monkeys often help each other to raise their young babies. A new study has found that snub-nosed monkeys(金丝猴) actually choose babysitters(保姆) based on who has the most parenting(育儿) experience.
This discovery was made by accident by a team of researchers at the Southwest Forestry University in China. While studying black-and-white snub-nose monkeys during the baby season in Baimaxueshan National Nature Reserve(自然保护区), they noticed that the monkeys often passed around their newborns. They took turns to clean, carry, or even feed them.
This behaviour reminded the researchers of how humans babysit for each other, so they decided to watch the monkeys more closely. They followed the group every day for six months. There were more than 400 moments where a female monkey spent time with a mother and newborn. These moments involved cleaning the baby or gently pulling them closer.
Once the babies had grown up a bit, the mothers were more willing to let other females take care of them. They usually picked babysitters who had more experience with young monkeys. Younger females with less experience would still be allowed to look after the babies, but usually after a more experienced monkey had finished helping.
Chun-Yan Cui, one of the researchers, told New Scientist magazine that this was a good chance for the younger females to learn how to take care of babies, so they would be ready to care for their own babies in the future. She also said that more research needs to be done to find out if mothers choose babysitters based on the social status (地位) of monkeys or family relationships.
(1)、What did the new study mainly discover about snub-nosed monkeys?A、They usually feed their babies alone. B、They choose babysitters with more experience. C、They take care of babies in human-like ways. D、They choose babysitters based on age.(2)、How did the researchers learn about the babysitting behavior of the monkeys?A、Through a planned experiment in the lab. B、By training monkeys to care for babies. C、By chance during another field study. D、From notes in an old research report.(3)、Which of the following images best matches what the researchers saw during the baby season?A、
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(4)、What can be inferred about the role of younger female monkeys in the babysitting process?A、They help after experienced females and use the chance to learn. B、They only help when the mother monkey is not around. C、They are not allowed to help because they might harm the babies. D、They usually lead the babysitting while older monkeys rest.(5)、What is the purpose of the last paragraph?A、To introduce the background of the research team. B、To explain the parenting habits of male monkeys. C、To point out areas for future research and learning. D、To compare monkeys with other animals.