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1、正是在你的帮助下,我在英语上取得了巨大进步。(强调句)
I have made great progress in English.
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2、学会怎样使用字典是学生训练中的一个重要部分。(动名词作主语)
is an important part of a student's training.
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3、这让我意识到,书店和凯西给社区带来的一切可能很快就会永远消失。(make+宾语+宾语补足语)
It the bookstore and all that Casey had given to the community could soon disappear for good.
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4、根据出版商的说法,读者的确好像是对这本新小说感兴趣。(do+谓语动词)
According to the publisher,readers this new novel.
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5、 选词填空
concentrate on;in pain;in turn;after all;cheer up;look through;in need of;do the trick;be designed for;more often than not
(1)、The little girl was crying when injuring her finger by accident.(2)、My father the newspaper every morning to see if anything important took place in the world.(3)、With all his energy his painting,he didn't notice it was raining heavily outside.(4)、I thought I was going to fail the driving test,but I passed it .(5)、It's said that the early European playing cards entertainment and education.(6)、I do hope she can and accept the challenge of life bravely.(7)、There were cheers for each of the women as they spoke .(8)、I don't know what it was that ,but I am definitely feeling much better.(9)、Donald enjoys sea fishing and he catches enough for dinner.(10)、If you are a helping hand,we are glad to offer you help. -
6、During his lifetime,Li Bai wrote a great number of excellent poems,all of had a great effect on Chinese culture.
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7、For an instant,he took his coat and jumped into the water to rescue the drowning boy.
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8、With the Dragon Boat Festival (approach),we are planning to hold a dragon boat race in memory of the famous ancient poet,Qu Yuan.
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9、Apart from providing (entertain),the website also turns out to be a helpful learning tool.
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10、Recently,the boy has had a decline in sight,so he should have his eyes (examine).
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11、To our (amuse),they had a quarrel about such a small thing.
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12、Why do I have to break this news to him?I don't feel like (do) it.
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13、I didn't pass the oral test,so I am not in the mood (tell) jokes.
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14、Not all the (advertise) can be used to promote the sale of the products.
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15、It is still under discussion whether the old bus station should (replace) by a modern hotel.
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16、 语法填空
More and more animals are entering cities because urban development and climate change push the animals out of their natural(habitat).In other words,it is we humans have moved into their territory and they have no choice but(move) in with us.Cities(actual) provide some benefits for the animals,such as appealing spaces as natural homes,being out of reach from their natural enemies and(find) plenty to eat.So some animals can adapt to cities,who are more intelligent than their wild cousins and can find a good(vary) of food to eat.
However,some birds that can't adjust cities think of the city as a dangerous place.(able) to distinguish between blue sky and glass,they might crash into windows,or change their(migrate) routes because of the high-rise buildings.From above,we should learn to better understand and appreciate our wild neighbours.Their entering our cities is a means of their(survive).
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17、 阅读理解
Insect numbers have decreased by half in some parts of the world due to climate change and intensive agriculture,a study has found.The combined pressures of global heating and farming are driving a "substantial decline" of insects across the globe,according to the UK researchers.
Lead researcher,Dr Charlie Outhwaite of UCL,said losing insect populations could be harmful not only to the natural environment,but to human health and food security,particularly with losses of pollinators(传粉昆虫)."Our findings highlight the urgency of actions to preserve natural habitats,slow the expansion of high-intensity agriculture,and cut emissions to reduce climate change," she added.
In the latest study,the researchers pulled together data on the range and number of nearly 20,000 insect species,including bees,ants,butterflies,grasshoppers and dragonflies,at about 6,000 different locations.In areas with high-intensity agriculture and substantial warming,insect numbers have decreased by 49%,compared with relatively untouched places that have so far avoided the most severe impacts of climate change,according to the research published in Nature.
But the researchers said there was some cause for hope.Setting aside areas of land for nature creates a refuge(庇护所) for insects,which need shade to survive in hot weather."Careful management of agricultural areas,such as preserving natural habitats near farmland,may help to ensure that vital insects can still survive," said Dr Tim Newbold,also of UCL.
Study researcher,Peter McCann,added,"We need to acknowledge how important insects are for the environment as a whole,and for human health and well being,in order to address the threats we pose to them before many species are lost forever."
(1)、According to Charlie Outhwaite,how can we stop losing insect numbers?A、Give up developing agriculture. B、Take action to protect natural habitats. C、Highlight the importance of food security. D、Focus on reproducing all sorts of insects.(2)、How did the researchers draw the conclusion in the latest study?A、By analyzing data. B、By carrying out a survey. C、By doing experiments. D、By discussing questions.(3)、What is Tim Newbold's attitude to preserving insects?A、Worried. B、Hopeful. C、Doubtful. D、Indifferent.(4)、Which of the following can be the best title for the text?A、Some rare insect species dying out B、Natural habitats helping insects survive C、Insect decline bringing great damage to humans D、Climate change and farming driving insect decline -
18、 阅读理解
Natural silence—the kind when you hear nothing but the sound of nature around you—is becoming increasingly scarce.The rumblings of man-made noise can be heard even in the remote corners of national parks and deep in the Arctic Ocean.
This is having a troubling effect.In humans,noise pollution has been linked to cardiovascular diseases,mental health problems and cognitive impairment in children.In wildlife,it's disrupting navigation,mating rituals,communication and can cause hearing loss."We're losing the ability to listen to nature without noise pollution," says sound recordist Matt Mikkelsen.He's part of the non-profit organization Quiet Parks International,which aims to identify and preserve the planet's last quiet places.
Recently,this took him to Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northeastern Minnesota.No cars,motor boats,electricity or telephone lines are allowed in the 1-million-acre area,making it a strong candidate for Quiet Park status.But listening back to the recording,Mikkelsen can hear the low hum of a commercial jet flying far away.
Quiet Parks hasn't yet decided if Boundary Waters meets its criteria—it's one of 260 potential sites around the world that the organization is currently exploring.The team will analyze the sound recordings from each location and consider them alongside other data.
In recent years,the world has been getting louder,with cities and towns expanding and an increasing number of beeping cars,whooshing airplanes and cargo ships with blasting horns.But during the pandemic,there has been momentary respite.In 2020,global air travel was down by 60% and road transport decreased by almost half.Scientists in Europe found that noise caused by humans fell by up to 50% after lockdowns were imposed.
"People relished the silence," says Mikkelsen."There were no airplanes in the sky and cars weren't on the street...It was a miraculous thing to be able to hear the world,all of a sudden,free from noise pollution,"he says.Since the start of the pandemic,Quiet Parks says it has experienced a huge surge in interest for quiet places."I hope that we can take that desire for a world with less noise forward," says Mikkelsen,"and appreciate the spots we have,where we can go and not experience noise pollution."
(1)、What does the underlined word "scarce" probably mean in paragraph 1?A、Ordinary. B、Special. C、Rare. D、Typical.(2)、What is paragraph 2 mainly about?A、Why we're losing the ability to listen to nature. B、How noise pollution affects humans and wildlife. C、Why noise pollution is linked to certain diseases. D、How should humans deal with noise pollution.(3)、What is Mikkelsen's attitude towards natural silence?A、Supportive. B、Critical. C、Indifferent. D、Ambiguous.(4)、Where is the text probably from?A、A journal. B、An autobiography. C、A book review. D、A science fiction. -
19、我正要给他打电话,这时他进来了。
①I him he came in.(be about to...when...)
②I him he came in.(on the point of...when...)
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20、他太累了,一到家就睡着了。(so...that...)
①He was he fell asleep the moment he got home.(陈述句)
②he fell asleep the moment he got home.(倒装句)