一、未知
1．What did the wman ride?
A．A hrse.B．A cw.C．A camel.
2．What seasn is it nw?
A．Spring.B．Autumn.C．Winter.
3．What disturbed the wman during the night?
A．A car starting.B．A dg barking.C．Peple arguing.
4．Why des the man want t leave the restaurant?
A．He desn’t like the fd.
B．He can’t stand the smell.
C．He has been there t many times.
5．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．On a rad.B．In a shp.C．At a cncert.
聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。
6．Why did the speakers g t France last year?
A．They went n a study trip.
B．They spent a vacatin there.
C．They visited sme famus peple.
7．Hw did the man find Picass’s paintings?
A．Ugly.B．Realistic.C．Beautiful.
聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。
8．What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A．Father and daughter.B．Teacher and student.C．Bss and emplyee.
9．What is the girl ding with her phne?
A．Studying.B．Playing games.C．Sending shrt messages.
10．What des the man cncern mst?
A．The schl wrk.
B．The little pictures.
C．The way f cmmunicatin.
聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。
11．Where are the speakers?
A．In Brazil.B．In China.C．In Argentina.
12．What is a characteristic f maté?
A．Cmfrting.B．Refreshing.C．Calming.
13．What will the man d next?
A．Sell the wman sme tea.
B．Drink tea with the wman.
C．Shw hw the tea is prduced.
聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。
14．What has been changed previusly?
A．Mre parking spaces.B．All new cmputers.C．Mre sprts teams.
15．What des the wman intend t d next?
A．Imprve the fd in the canteen.
B．Better husing cnditins n campus.
C．Get mre jb pprtunities fr students.
16．What is the mst imprtant accrding t the wman?
A．Enhancing the schl’s reputatin.
B．Increasing students’ access t resurces.
C．Making life easier fr parents and teachers.
17．What des the man lng fr?
A．The schl dance.B．The science fair.C．The spring cncert.
聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。
18．When will the prductin f petrl cars stp?
A．By 2050.B．By 2030.C．By 2025.
19．What des the speaker suggest as an alternative t current plastic bttles?
A．Glass bttles.B．Metal bttles.C．Wd bttles.
20．What is the main idea f the talk?
A．Dangers f glbal warming.
B．New rules abut electric cars.
C．Ways t prtect the envirnment.
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21．Which f the fllwing receives the highest rating?
A．Educated.B．The Bk f Jy.
C．The Midnight Library.D．The Pwer f Habit.
22．Whse bk appeals t readers in favr f lively discussins?
A．Matt Haig’s.B．Tara Westver’s.
C．Emma Green and Jhn Reynld’s.D．Charles Duhigg’s.
23．What is the writing purpse f this text?
A．T advertise sme classic bks.B．T express the authr’s preference.
C．T recmmend sme quality bks.D．T intrduce different writing styles.
Crwded by defenders, Charlie Villanueva leaps tward the basket. One hand lifts the ball high, and fr a mment he seems t hang in the air. Then he hammers the ball thrugh the rim. Slam dunk! His career may lk like a slam dunk, being a natinal champin at the University f Cnnecticut, and setting beginner recrds with the Trnt Raptrs.
Hwever, life wasn’t always easy fr him. His success is due t mre than his ability t play basketball and he wes much f wh he is tday t a skin disease called alpecia areata, which is nt infectius but is caused by an errr in the immune system that triggers germ-fighting cells t attack the bdy’s wn hair-grwing cells. Charlie was affected at age 10 and lst all his hair by age 12. This made him a target fr bullying, leading him t withdraw and hide under caps and hds.
With the supprt f his mther, Charlie fund refuge in basketball. He channeled his frustratins and stress int mtivatin, imprving his skills t the pint where his talent vershadwed his cnditin. The bullying stpped, and his basketball career tk ff.
All alng the way, Charlie has cnsistently dedicated himself t helping thers. Ever since his first year as a new player, he has served as a spkespersn fr the Natinal Alpecia Areata Fundatin, and went n t establish the Charlie Villanueva Fundatin, an rganizatin aimed at supprting families with children suffering frm alpecia and stpping all frms f bullying. As the sn f immigrants frm the· Dminican Republic, he has even wrked twards ending pverty in that cuntry.
Charlie inspires yung peple t embrace their individuality and have cnfidence in themselves. “We’re all unique in ur wn ways,” he says, encuraging them t remember that with dedicatin and self-belief, any dream is within reach.
24．Why is Charlie’s slam dunk mentined in Paragraph 1?
A．T cmpare him with ther champins.
B．T highlight his skills and achievements.
C．T explain hw a slam dunk is perfrmed.
D．T demnstrate a specific mment in a game.
25．What made Charlie avid his peers?
A．An infectius skin disease.B．His being made fun f.
C．An errr in the immune system.D．His average ability t play basketball.
26．Which f the fllwing best describes Charlie?
A．Humble and respnsible.B．Strng-willed and helpful.
C．Innvative and generus.D．Gd-natured and tlerant.
27．What message des the text cnvey?
A．Frtune favrs the prepared.
B．Actins speak luder than wrds.
C．What desn’t kill yu makes yu strnger.
D．A jurney f a thusand miles begins with a single step.
Amng bearing a reputatin fr varius characteristics ranging frm the gd t the bad, millennials（千禧一代） have ntably been labeled the “jb-hpping” generatin. A Delitte survey revealed that 49% f millennials might quit their jbs within the next tw years. While sme frm lder generatins may interpret this as a sign f laziness, a deeper lk suggests mre cmplex mtivatins.
At first glance, there are a variety f reasns and circumstances that may lead a persn t jb hp ccasinally. Hwever, beynd the cnventinal reasns like btaining better salaries r greater jb stability, many millennials have been increasingly mtivated by value-driven gals. Surveys shw that sme g t the extent f suffering pay cuts t pursue psitins that prvide better learning pprtunities. Additinally, sme even quit their psitins fr cmpanies which are aligned with their value system better. In respnse t such a trend, emplyers are taking steps t imprve wrkplace culture and t pay mre attentin t the prfessinal grwth and develpment f individuals.
Visibly, Millennials’ bldness in pursuing new jb pprtunities is als shaped by emerging ecnmic trends and nvel business mdels, such as the gig ecnmy, where self-emplyed and temprary wrk caters t thse wh value flexibility and wrk-life balance. Additinally, scial media has created new career paths, frm blgging t cntent creatin, leading mre millennials t leave traditinal desk jbs fr uncnventinal careers. Hence, ne can’t say fr certain that jb-hpping indicates laziness. Instead, it shws millennials’ wandering ff the beaten track t explre new pprtunities and develpment.
Hwever, jb-hpping remains cntrversial. Sme emplyers appreciate the diversity in experience and skills jb-hpping brings abut, while thers view it negatively, seeing it as a lack f cmmitment. There is cncern that millennials, raised in relatively prsperus times, may pssess less patience and resilience. Yet, adidast a materialistic sciety, millennial generatin’s pursuit f meaning in their careers ffers inspiratin. They shuld never be discuraged t define new hrizns f success when their career decisins are driven by healthy ambitin and an appetite fr upskilling.
28．What phenmenn des the first paragraph describe?
A．Millennials switch jbs frequently.
B．Millennials are reluctant t seek jbs.
C．Millennials have fewer jb pprtunities.
D．Millennials are particular abut their jbs.
29．The underlined phrase “are aligned with” in Paragraph 2 can be replaced by .
A．g beyndB．crrespnd t
C．cnflict withD．cmpete against
30．The emerging gig ecnmy attracts Millennials in that it allws fr .
A．decent incmeB．high scial status
C．definite freedmD．self-paced schedule
31．What is the authr’s view n the jb-hpping generatin?
A．They are characterized by laziness.B．They lack diverse wrk experience.
C．They priritize individual fulfillment.D．They shuld bear mre respnsibility.
Fr thusands f years, the Taklamakan Desert preserved mre than the bdies f thse buried in China’s Tarim Basin. Archaelgists fund pebble-sized pieces f a yellwish substance: the wrld’s ldest cheese, scattering arund the necks f sme bdies in Xiahe, a Brnze Age cemetery. A recent study, published in Cell, analyzes the DNA f this ancient dairy, shedding light n hw it was made and hw its prductin spread.
In a previus study, researchers tk tiny samples f the 3,500-year-ld cheese attached t the mummies’ necks. An analysis f prteins in thse bits unveiled the presence f Lactbacillus kefiranfaciens, a micrbe（發(fā)酵菌） used t prduce a type f fermented cheese called kefir.
“That was really amazing”, says Qiamei Fu, a scientist at Chinese Academy f Sciences in Beijing. Having wrked with ancient human DNA, she wanted t study the micrbe’s DNA．Hwever, extracting cmplete DNA frm such ancient samples prved challenging, as it brke dwn ver time and mixed with genetic infrmatin frm the envirnment. In 2014, Fu began designing special mlecules （分子） that culd efficiently capture the micrbe’s ancient DNA frm the cheese. After years f wrk, Fu and her team managed t recnstruct 92 percent f the ancient micrbe’s DNA．
Frm this micrbe’s DNA, the team culd explre the histry f the cheese’s prductin. Kefir is made by mixing milk with an existing micrbe, and as it spread, s did the micrbes used t make it. By cmparing the DNA frm the Xiahe cheese with that f thers, tw branches emerged: ne frm Eurpe and the Pacific Islands, and the ther frm Tibet and East Asia, which suggests a pssible rute fr kefir’s spread frm Xinjiang t East Asia, pssibly thrugh migratin.
The DNA analysis als pinted t the interactin f ancient peples. It uncvered that samples frm cws and gats were fund. Interestingly, the gat DNA resembled that f ther ancient Central Asian gats, suggesting the mixing f ppulatin in Xinjiang with ther Brnze Age ppulatins. Researchers anticipate that further analysis f micrbes in the cheese, alng with ther bilgical samples, culd prvide deeper insights int interactins between ancient ppulatins.
32．What’s the significance f the DNA analysis f the ancient cheese?
A．It reflects the civilizatin f the Brnze Age.
B．It prves China t be the first t prduce dairy prducts.
C．It uncvers the mysterius buried bdies in Xiahe cemetery.
D．It reveals prductin methds and transmissin rutes f the cheese.
33．What bstacle did Fu’s team encunter in their study?
A．The cmplete set f DNA was hard t btain.
B．The team lacked wrking experience with DNA．
C．The previus study prved the absence f a micrbe.
D．The cheese samples were resistant t DNA extractin methds.
34．What can be inferred frm the research findings?
A．Ancient peple migrated typically with cws and gats.
B．Cheese played an essential rle in ancient peple’s diets.
C．Kefir riginated in Eurpe and spread t Tibet and East Asia.
D．Kefir was pssibly exchanged between peples acrss different regins.
35．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．What’s in the Oldest Cheese?
B．Can DNA Tell Secrets f Ancient Diets?
C．Did Ancient Civilizatins Perfect Cheese-Making?
D．Hw Did the Oldest Cheese Cnnect with Cultural Exchange?
Virtual internships （實習） are nw a cmmn ccurrence as we adjust t the “new nrmal” when it cmes t wrking. 36 Still, there are many psitives that can cme frm virtual internships that yu shuld cnsider.
Use it fr resume building
37 It shwcases yur ability t manage yur time effectively and handle tasks n yur wn. Besides, securing glwing recmmendatins frm a remte emplyer highlights skills yu gained thrugh remte wrk.
Cnsider the cst savings
Having a jb can cst quite a bit when yu take the cmmute （通勤） int cnsideratin. With remte wrk, the csts are significantly lwer, if they exist at all. 38 While being in persn has a certain feel difficult t let g f, wrking frm hme is arguably ne f the best ways t stre up sme mney.
Make the mst f yur time savings
Additinally, withut that cmmute, yu gain sme extra time t get things dne that yu therwise wuldn’t have been able t. This includes many things, such as watching yur favrite shws and cking hmemade meals n a nightly basis. 39
Treat it as experience
Lastly, keep in mind that a virtual internship is still an internship. Experience is experience, n matter hw yu btain it. 40 Fr that reasn, understand that. a virtual internship is still experience, and that it’s still a feasible ptin t include n yur resume.
A．That being said, it can be easily viewed as a negative.
B．Yu get t wrk frm cmfrt hme, n cmmute required.
C．It is the way f the future, at least, fr the freseeable future.
D．Gas, parking fees, and even grabbing lunch can quickly add up.
E．It desn’t seem like much, but the extra time can be a real game-changer.
F．While it’s easy t dismiss a virtual internship, yu’d be missing an pprtunity.
G．As fr building a prfessinal prfile, remte wrk can really sell yur experience.
The first day f schl ur prfessr intrduced smene we didn’t knw. I lked arund t find a(an) . little lady beaming up at me with a smile that lit up the rm.
Her name was Rse and she was eighty-seven years ld. She asked me fr a giant hug, and her seeking adventure and lve in cllege. Actually, she had a purpse — fulfilling her dream f a cllege educatin.
At the end f the semester we invited her t speak at ur ftball banquet. She her thrat and began, “There are sme if yu want t stay yung, be happy and achieve success. Yu have t laugh and find humr each day. Yu’ve gt t have dreams and n . The nly peple wh death are thse with pity and disappintment.”
Eventually, she her speech by curageusly singing “The Rse”. She challenged each f us t study the and live them ut in ur daily lives.
At year’s end, Rse finished the cllege she had begun all thse years ag. One week after graduatin Rse passed away in her sleep. Over tw thusand cllege students attended her funeral t the wnderful wman wh taught that it’s never t late t be all yu can be.
41．A．exhaustedB．wrinkledC．shakingD．demanding
42．A．enthusiasticallyB．sympatheticallyC．cautiuslyD．determinedly
43．A．cmplained abutB．basted abutC．jked abutD．dreamed abut
44．A．newly-fundB．widely-acceptedC．lng-heldD．well-designed
45．A．examinedB．clearedC．tightenedD．scratched
46．A．messagesB．linesC．reasnsD．secrets
47．A．failuresB．faultsC．trublesD．regrets
48．A．fearB．defeatC．escapeD．face
49．A．deliveredB．cncludedC．preparedD．repeated
50．A．lyricsB．tunesC．rhythmsD．meldies
51．A．struggleB．a(chǎn)pplicatinC．degreeD．system
52．A．dramaticallyB．tragicallyC．peacefullyD．curageusly
53．A．missB．murnC．rememberD．praise
54．A．n purpseB．by chanceC．by exampleD．n schedule
55．A．pssiblyB．ccasinallyC．nticeablyD．naturally
閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。
The “Italian Cntemprary Art and Artists n the Silk Rad” exhibitin, 56 (hld) at the Grand Tang Mall in Xi’an, drew ver 60,000 visitrs during its 37-day run. Described by art
57 (enthusiastic) Zhang Yin, this unique event displayed the integratin f Chinese traditin with Western mdernity, ffering an 58 (appeal) jurney transcending time and space.
The exhibitin’s rute began in Italy and spanned cuntries alng the Silk Rad, ending in Xi’an, 59 rute’s rigin. Pasquale Terraccian, frm Italy’s Ministry f Freign Affairs, viewed the exhibitin 60 a symbl f renewal and dialgue, highlighting the rle f art in bridging cultural divides.
61 (histric), the Silk Rad prmted cultural exchange between China and Italy, which 62 (evidence) by Marc Pl’s travels and the spread f Chinese culture t Italy. The Xi’an Art Museum, tgether with Italian peers, preserves this legacy, having previusly hsted the “Beynd the Wall: Xi’an Cntemprary Art Exhibitin” in Flrence.
63 (feature) 31 pieces frm 33 Italian artists, the exhibitin presented a diverse range f creative expressins, reflecting Italy’s artistic evlutin frm the 1960s t tday. Ntable was “What hlds it all tgether,” a chiniserie-inspired piece made f prcelain and rganic glass,
64 exemplified the enduring cultural bnd between the tw natins.
Thugh the exhibitin clsed its drs in Xi’an, the ech f its prfund impact n the cultural landscape 65 (cntinue) t resnate, fstering a new era f creative harmny between China and Italy.
66．學校英語俱樂部將組織關(guān)于“生活中具有重大影響的科技產(chǎn)品”的討論，請你作為代表發(fā)言，內(nèi)容包括：
1. 介紹一項產(chǎn)品及其影響；
2. 對該產(chǎn)品的展望。
注意：1. 寫作詞數(shù)應為80左右；
2. 請按如下格式在答題紙的相應位置作答。
Gd mrning, everyne!
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67．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。
The sun was setting ver Springdale, casting shadws acrss the busy cmmunity center. A grup f teenagers, the members f the Springdale Yuth Cmmittee, gathered at a table. They lked determined and wrried. Amng them was Emily, a smart but ften unnticed girl wh lves helping thers.
Fr weeks, they had been rganizing a fundraising event fr the lcal hmeless shelter, as the shelter struggled t assist the increasing number f individuals seeking help. The big day was ne week away, and everything was set — until they discvered anther grup had a similar charity event n the same day. This culd divide the peple wh might cme and the dnatins they hped t get.
“We can’t change the date nw,” said Tm, a senir member, his vice filled with frustratin. “We’ve already sent ut invitatins, and the place is bked.” Emily listened quietly t the discussin. She knew changing the date wasn’t pssible, but she als realized cmpeting with anther wrthy cause culd hurt bth sides.
After the meeting ended withut a slutin, Emily decided t take actin. She spent the next day lking int ways t wrk with the ther grup, hping t find a way that wuld help bth the hmeless shelter and the ther cause.
The next day, she came t the cmmittee with a suggestin. “What if we jin ur events?” she asked. “We culd share resurces, wrk tgether n prmting, and mst imprtantly, make sure bth causes are supprted by the cmmunity.”
The members lked at each ther, sme dubtful, thers interested. “That’s a great idea, Emily, but hw will we get them t agree?” Laura, anther member, asked. Emily had already thught this thrugh. “I’ll talk t their rganizer and shw them the benefits f a jint event.” She knew the path ahead wuld be challenging, but she was determined t make it happen fr Springdale and its peple.
注意：
1. 續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應為150左右；
2. 請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。
Para 1 The cmmittee agreed t let Emily lead this effrt.
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Para 2 After days f negtiatin, Emily finally gt a psitive reply.
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