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第一部分 听力(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What are the speakers ding?
A Reading a bk. B. Waiting fr the flight. C. Ding sme windw shpping.
2. Wh is preparing fr a wedding recently?
A. Karen. B. Amy. C. Lisa.
3. What is mst prbably the man?
A. A dctr. B. A persnal trainer. C. A shp assistant.
4. Hw des Mike g t wrk?
A. By bus. B. By car. C. By subway.
5. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. A restaurant. B. A party. C. Their favrite fd.
第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. What kind f vlunteer wrk will the man d?
A. Help in the kids zne. B. Clean up the kitchen. C. Wrk as a server.
7. When shuld the man get t the event?
A. At 11:00 am. B. At 11:30 am. C. At 12:00 nn.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8. When did the jet crash?
A. When it landed. B. When it just tk ff. C. When it was flying high.
9. Hw many peple were there n the jet?
A. 7. B. 9. C. 10.
10. What happened in the crash?
A. A nurse died. B. Sme gt injured. C. The jet was burned.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11. What is Mark’s mther tngue?
A. French. B. English. C. Spanish.
12. Why des the wman want t learn French?
A. T travel in France. B. T pass the exam. C. T knw abut its culture.
13. What des Mark mean in the end?
A. He can’t teach the wman. B. He has never been a tutr. C. He is lking fr a jb.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14. What did the wman cngratulate Seba n?
A. Entering cllege. B. Jining a prgram. C. Getting a certificate.
15. Hw did Seba’s parents feel after watching him play the drums?
A. Cnfident. B. Uncertain. C. Disappinted.
16. Why was Seba upset?
A. He didn’t learn the drum lessns well.
B He wasn’t satisfied with the drum kit.
C. He culdn’t play with Mr. Cpeland.
17. Where des Seba learn t play the drums nw?
A. At a training center. B. At Berkeley. C. At hme.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18. What did the speaker write fr the schl magazine in high schl?
A. A fantasy nvel. B. Blg psts. C. Shrt stries.
19. Why did the speaker decide t write again?
A. She was awken early. B. She had much free time. C. She was encuraged by friends.
20. What did the speaker try t d after getting sme suggestins?
A. Give up writing. B. Revise her bk. C. Find anther agent.
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
In an age when ur phnes are als ur wallet watch and GPS, I expect intelligent, multi-tasking efficiency frm everyday skincare as well, especially SPF(sun-prtectin factr).
Abut Sunscreens
■Wear SPF daily. It helps prtect against nt nly sunburn but als almst 80 percent f the skin and ageing prblems. Meanwhile, remember t prevent skin frm drying after the use f sunscreen since skin needs misture (水分).
■Chse an SPF number based n length f time in the sun and the intensity f the sunlight SPF30 lets abut three percent f UVB ray s thrugh;SPF50 abut tw percent.
■Understand the difference between chemical (r “rganic”) and mineral (r “inrganic” physical) sunscreens. Chemical sunscreens tend t be mre lightweight and less ily, which absrb UV light (紫外线). Their cmpsitin causes a reactin where light is changed int heat and then gne. Mineral sunscreens, meanwhile, act like a barrier. Active ingredients prtect frm UV rays, and sit n the surface f the skin, reflecting the sun’s rays. These are generally thicker in prperty and can leave a white cast.
Applicatin tips
■Apply enugh:abut a sht glass fr the whle bdy and abut a quarter teaspn (1.25ml) each fr face and neck. N less fr high SPF.
■Apply at least 20 minutes earlier befre heading utside and reapply every tw hurs (mre if yu are swimming r sweating).
■Dn’t miss the hairline, ears, frnt and back f neck.
■Make-up with SPF is nt enugh fr sun prtectin. Layer it n tp f sunscreen.
1. What is ne f the benefits f wearing sunscreens daily?
A. Prtecting against sun damage.B. Slving skin prblems entirely.
C. Relieving all the aging prblems.D. Keeping skin frm lsing water.
2. Which statement abut sunscreens is acceptable?
A. Sunscreens with a higher SPF let mre rays thrugh.
B. Chemical sunscreens wrk by blcking the sun light.
C. Mineral sunscreens prevent the skin frm absrbing the sun rays.
D. Mineral sunscreens are mre lightweight than chemical sunscreens.
3. Which f the fllwing can be a suitable way t apply sunscreens?
A. G utside 25 minutes later after applying sunscreens.
B. Chse an SPF number as high as pssible.
C. Altgether put a quarter teaspn n yur face and neck.
D. Wear make-up with SPF alne t prtect yurself frm the sun.
B
An uncmmnly large gruping f killer whales fr Nrthern Califrnia—rughly tw dzen killer whales--were sptted by a whale watching tur ff the cast f San Francisc last mnth, likely t gather tgether t celebrate a successful hunt fr sea lins r seals.
“It was really, really special,” Michael Piersn, an Oceanic Sciety naturalist leading the tur, said in an interview Wednesday.
The big grup f whales was seen n May 7 near the Faralln Islands, abut 28 miles west f San Francisc. Killer whales are mre cmmnly fund arund the deep cean canyn beneath Mnterey Bay--abut 75 miles suth f the city--and can be sptted anywhere frm the castline t just 5 miles ff shre, accrding t Nancy Black, a marine bilgist and wner f Mnterey Bay Whale Watch. It’s easier fr whale-watching turs t see them in Mnterey Bay because the canyn is s clse t the beach, while the Faralln Islands require a miles-lng bat ride frm San Francisc, and the water still may nt be deep enugh there, Black said.
The Oceanic Sciety regularly des turs t the Faralln Islands--which include cllecting data fr scientists and cnservatinists--and spring is a migratin seasn. Piersn and the bat’s captain, Jared Davis, decided t try a different rute n May 7 t head ut ver deeper water. When sptted during Faralln Islands turs, killer whales are usually in a family grup f three t six whales. They typically range frm Baja Califrnia up the West Cast and Canada t Alaska. Last mnth, hwever, the tur came acrss several family grups gathering tgether, fr a ttal f 20 t 24. They were likely near the islands because it’s where pregnant sea lins and seals give birth this time f year.
While the adult males, with their distinctive 6 feet-tall (2-meter) drsal fins (背鳍), were “definitely a shwstpper,” Piersn said the mthers and their calves were als a big hit.
4. Where can killer whales mst frequently be seen?
A. 28 miles west f San Francisc.B. 75 miles suth f Mnterey Bay.
C. 5 miles ff the shre f San Francisc.D. Clse t Mnterey Bay arund the deep canyn.
5. Hw did Piersn manage t spt the large whale grups?
A. By fllwing the typical migratin path f killer whales.
B. By checking n regular Faralln Islands turs.
C. By attempting an unusual curse t deep waters.
D. By tracing pregnant sea lins and seals.
6. What des Piersn mean by saying “definitely a shwstpper” in the last paragraph?
A. The scenes f male whales are impressive.
B. The shw is cmpletely stpped by male whales.
C. Female whales are nt as distinctive as male whales.
D. Mther and calf whales are suddenly hit by male whales.
7. What can be the best title f the text?
A. A Significant Discvery n Killer Whales.
B. A Precius Tur t Observe Killer Whales.
C. A Rare Scene f Large Grups f Killer Whales.
D. A Successful Hunt n Sea Lins by Killer Whales.
C
China will cntinue t advance the cnstructin f the 5G netwrk, expand the applicatin f 5G technlgy in varius fields, and prmte the research and develpment f 6G, fficials and experts said at the 6th Digital China Summit, in Fuzhu, Fujia n prvince.
“China has built the wrld’s largest 5G netwrk with the mst advanced technlgies. The number f the cuntry’s 5G base statins had been ver 2.64 millin by the end f March this year,” said Zha Ce, deputy head f the infrmatin and telecmmunicatins develpment department at the Ministry f Industry and Infrmatin Technlgy.
Zha said the ministry will make mre effrts t blster the building f the 5G netwrk in an rderly manner and speed up its industrial applicatins, push frward the research and develpment f 6G, and strengthen internatinal exchange and cmmunicatin in 5G-related technlgy, standards and applicatin.
The super-fast 5G wireless technlgy has been used in 52 f the 97 majr ecnmic categries, with large-scale applicatin expanded t mining, prts and electricity, he said. Mrever, China has already established the IMT-2030 (6G) Prmtin Grup, a platfrm in China prmting 6G and internatinal cperatin while the research n 6G is still at an initial stage wrldwide.
As 5G technlgy serves as a critical fundatin supprting the develpment f artificial intelligence, big data and clud cmputing, heightened effrts shuld be made t explre pssible applicatins f 5G and empwer the transfrmatin f traditinal industries, said Zhang Wang, deputy head f the infrmatin develpment bureau f the Cyberspace Administratin f China.
Ca Ming, president f the wireless prduct line at Huawei Technlgies, said China is taking the lead in 5G develpment acrss the glbe, and 5G is expected t play a bigger rle in facilitating digitalizatin in a wide range f sectrs cvering intelligent cnnected vehicles and intelligent transprtatin.
8. What can we learn frm the first tw paragraphs?
A. The cnstructin f 6G netwrk is much mre cmplicated than that f 5G.
B. China has built mre than 2.64 millin 5G base statins this year.
C. A full range f applicatins have been fund in 5G technlgy.
D. China has the mst pwerful 5G netwrk in the wrld.
9 What des the underlined wrd “blster” in paragraph 3 mean?
A. encurageB. ceaseC. explreD. recver
10. What can be inferred frm the text?
A. 5G technlgy has been used in a vast majrity f majr ecnmic categries.
B. The IMT-2030 (6G) Prmtin Grup is an applicatin platfrm.
C. 5G technlgy is crucial fr the develpment f AI.
D. Bth 5G and 6G technlgy are at a mature stage.
11. What des Ca Ming think f 5G?
A. It will be a flash in the pan.
B. It will be prmising in the lng run.
C. It will be mainly used in intelligent driving.
D. It will be taking the lead wrldwide in a lng term.
D
D yu knw a narcissist? If yu think f yur everyday acquaintances (熟人), wh springs t mind as being a pssible narcissist? Yur husemate, wh is t selfish and lazy t d her wn washing up? Yur sister, wh has never left the huse withut full make-up n? Yur partner, wh cheated n yu? But are these peple actually narcissists? Well, maybe—but having these traits in islatin (孤立) desn’t tell us much.
True “narcissism”is actually Narcissistic Persnality Disrder(NPD), a real, diagnsable persnality disrder, and there is a precise range f very specific behaviurs that result frm having it. A narcissist might be taking credit fr ther peple’s wrk, using their partner as a dmestic slave, and using their children as a way t gain admiratin frm thers.
NPD is fundamentally a cnditin f lw empathy (共情), where the persn has a very limited ability t step int anther persn’s shes and feel their pain r jy. This means that narcissists re late t peple n a very different level t an empathic persn. Essentially, they cannt deeply care abut yu, ther than in the cntext f what yu can d fr them.
Cnfusingly, narcissists are usually able t pretend empathy. Actually, yu may be able t see narcissists explit peple fr their wn gain. The narcissist yu knw may be taking advantage f different peple fr different things. Narcissists see peple merely as bjects, and their explitatin f thers ften tips int psychlgical abuse.
NPD is partly genetic, but it mstly results frm hw, as children, the persn adapted t a difficult upbringing. As a child, the narcissist develped cping strategies which became “wired in”. At the cre f every single narcissist is a feeling f lw self-esteem (自尊) and shame. But these are feelings which a narcissist cannt bear, s they cnstruct a false character that they hld up t the utside wrld t hide behind.
12. Wh might be safely cnsidered a narcissist?
A. A saleswman wh is casual abut her clthing.
B. A clleague wh submits a team’s wrk as his wn.
C. A gd friend wh tells yu a white lie ccasinally.
D. A grup member wh is islated frm ther members.
13. What is the pssible cnsequence f narcissists t ther peple?
A. Relating t peple n different levels.B. Taking advantage f peple’s mercy.
C. Shwing sympathy fr thers.D. Pressing ill beliefs n thers.
14. Which f the fllwing pinins might the writer agree with?
A. NPD is mst likely t develp amng new-brn babies.
B. Narcissists may be expert in cvering their genuine feelings.
C. Narcissists can deeply care abut thers if they feel respected.
D. Narcissists withdraw frm the utside wrld t seek inner value.
15. Where might this text be taken frm?
A. An nline fitness lg.B. A practical science paper.
C. A prfessinal health magazine.D. A scial psychlgy research.
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Hw a guided tur can ffer mre
Visiting new places, seeing new cultures, meeting new peple..., it’s always exciting dreaming f yur next travel experience. If yu have a list f destinatins t visit, start planning yur hliday with Travel Department.
They knw the best spts and have expert lcal guides t talk yu thrugh every aspect and cultural experience. ____16____ Here are sme tp reasns why yu shuld cnsider a fully guided hliday.
See incredible destinatins
____17____ They knw destinatins inside ut, s yu can be sure t have the best hliday plan pssible and see the main highlights wherever yu travel. Yu may want t experience the unseen beauty f a classic destinatin uncver mre unusual places and ancient sites. Wherever yu travel, n a fully guided hliday yu’ll have everything planned fr yu.
Enjy real experiences
Guided turs can als give yu a mre authentic travel experience. Travel Department have spent years perfecting their plans s yu can trust them t put tgether a highly enjyable schedule. Their lcal, expert guides have a huge wealth f lcal knwledge t give yu the best and mst authentic inside r infrmatin.
____18____ knwing that every htel and restaurant has been inspected. With each trip created carefully arund the diverse needs f different travelers, guided turs ffer the very best f each destinatin, ensuring yu dn’t waste a mment.
____19____
It’s ften the peple yu meet n hliday that are the highlight f the entire trip. ____20____ If yu’re a sl traveler, it’s als a wnderful pprtunity t make new friends. The hliday md is psitive and friendly making fr a fun, inclusive grup where everyne feels welcme.
Smetimes fellw travelers get alng s well that they even arrange t meet up after the trip r g n anther Travel Department hliday!
A. Meet fellw travelers.
B. Need mre cnvincing facts?
C. Leave the planning t the experts.
D. Yu can als travel with peace f mind.
E. What can yu expect during yur jurney?
F. Yu’ll have amazing memries f the shared experiences yu had tgether.
G. Yu can really step ut f yur cmfrt zne and start an adventurus jurney.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Memrial Day began with a slemn (庄严的) purpse: t remember thse wh died while serving in the U.S. military. But ver time, it tk n a mre ____21____ tne: families acrss the United States enjy warm weather, backyard barbecues, r even a trip t the beach. Hw did this happen?
Memrial Day was ____22____ bserved n May 30, when peple went t cemeteries (公墓) t ____23____ sldiers killed in the Civil War. Hwever, the ____24____ md didn’t last lng. In 1873, New Yrk state declared Memrial Day a day ff frm wrk. Businesses were ____25____. This allwed families t take ____26____ t the beach. Sn, ther states ____27____. Nt everyne ____28____ the change, thugh. Sme wrried Memrial Day wuld lse its meaning. In 1887, President Grver Cleveland ____29____ after he was sptted spending the day fishing.
In 1889, Cngress made May 30 a natinal hliday. As the years passed, fewer American families had ______30______ t the military. A big ______31______ came in 1971, when Cngress put Memrial Day n the last Mnday in May instead f May 30, thus making a three-day weekend. It put peple in mind f hliday. Businesses ffered ______32______ t attract shppers.
But sme Americans have nt frgtten the ______33______ meaning f Memrial Day. Krissy Stewart, wh lst her husband in Afghanistan, still visits tmbs f service members with her tw children.
“Memrial Day fr us is every day, but I’m thankful that we have this day n the calendar. I hpe that thrugh ur family’s ______34______, peple will pause and reflect that freedm is nt ______35______.”
21. A. descriptiveB. imaginativeC. celebratryD. satisfactry
22. A. basicallyB. previuslyC. mstlyD. lastly
23. A. respectB. recallC. hnurD. memrize
24. A. seriusB. absurdC. respectiveD. rare
25. A. penedB. clsedC. delayedD. scheduled
26. A. phtsB. turnsC. tripsD. steps
27. A. stppedB. resistedC. fllwedD. hesitated
28. A. cncernedB. welcmedC. admittedD. agreed
29. A. made headlinesB. admitted defeatC. lst temperD. restred faith
30. A. apprachesB. accessC. cncernsD. ties
31. A. shiftB. sessinC. dayD. mvement
32. A. discuntsB. advertisementsC. gdsD. fees
33. A. accrdingB. specificC. particularD. riginal
34. A. stryB. happinessC. actinD. lss
35. A. availableB. freeC. equalD. decent
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)
语法填空
During a friendly sccer match ____36____ Australia and Argentina in Beijing Thursday, a Chinese fan ran nt the field t hug sccer legend Linel Messi.
The fan was chased by security but managed t high-five Argentina galkeeper Emi Martinez befre ____37____ (catch). The crwd in the Wrkers’ Stadium cheered and shuted “niu bi”, which in Chinese ____38____ (mean) “awesme!” The fan did nt lse his smile even as he was being carried away by security.
The vide f the fan ____39____ (g) viral n Chinese scial media had nearly 300 millin ____40____ (view) with the hashtag (话题标签) “fan rushes t hug Messi n field” n Sina Weib, China’s Twitter-like platfrm, as f Friday mrning.
Mst netizens expressed their admiratin t the fan. Many thers exclaimed he ran ____41____ (incredible) fast, and even sme jked such quick legs were even quicker than ____42____ f mst China’s prfessinal sccer players’ and that the fan shuld jin China’s natinal sccer team.
In an interview with Messi’s fan club n Twitter, the fan ____43____ (name) Di aplgized fr his behavir. “I hugged Messi this time, but I didn’t get a chance ____44____ (btain) his autgraph. Next time I want t g t Miami and ask Messi fr _____45_____ autgraph. But I wn’t rush t the pitch and repeat tday’s mistake. It’s a wrng thing t d.” he said.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假定你是李华，为参加英语之夜 (English Evening)，你和同学将北魏时期 (the Nrthern Wei Dynasty) 花木兰代父从军的故事改编成了一个英文短剧。请给学校外教Mr. Green写封邮件，请他帮忙修改所附剧本 (script) 的文字。邮件内容包括：
1.故事简介;
2.请求帮忙;
3.商定碰面的时间地点。
注意：
1.词数80左右;
2.开头和结尾已为你写好;
3.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mr. Green,
Hw is everything ging?
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs truly,
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)
47. 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
Sam was frm a pr family. After graduating frm university, he managed t find a highly-paid jb wrking in a reputable cmpany. As his salary was very imprtant fr him t supprt his family, he wrked very hard, devting himself t his tasks and always ready t assist thers. Nevertheless, he had a shrtcming — he was ften late fr wrk, which had caused sme minr lsses fr the cmpany n previus ccasins, althugh the damages were relatively insignificant. Hwever, this time, the cnsequences were abut t becme mre severe.
It was a busy mrning, and Sam had verslept, leading t yet anther delayed start t his day. He hurriedly dressed and dashed ut f the dr, hping t make up fr lst time while driving. As he drve alng the familiar rute t wrk, a sense f unease settled in his mind. He culdn’t shake ff the feeling that smething imprtant was abut t unfld.
Then, in the distance, he nticed smething unusual n the side f the rad. Curisity inspired, Sam slwed dwn and eventually came t a stp. A grup f cncerned individuals had gathered arund a fallen child. The little ne, wh was n his way t the nearby kindergarten, had suffered a serius injury frm the fall. The child’s mther std beside him, weeping in deep srrw. Sam parked his car n the radside, ensuring it was safely ut f the way f traffic. He tk a clser lk at the child, whse face seemed smewhat familiar. Cmpassin (同情) rse in his heart as he witnessed the anxiety f the mther and the pain acrss the child’s face.
“Is everything alright? Can I help in any way?” he asked, trying t cmfrt the mther, wh, with her eyes red and filled with tears, explained hw serius the situatin was. The nearest hspital was a cnsiderable distance away, and she was unable t transprt her injured child alne.
Sam decided t drive them t the hspital, even thugh it meant being late fr wrk.
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Hwever, that evening, Sam received a phne call f aplgy frm Mr. Jhnsn.
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注意事项：
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第一部分 听力(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What are the speakers ding?
A Reading a bk. B. Waiting fr the flight. C. Ding sme windw shpping.
2. Wh is preparing fr a wedding recently?
A. Karen. B. Amy. C. Lisa.
3. What is mst prbably the man?
A. A dctr. B. A persnal trainer. C. A shp assistant.
4. Hw des Mike g t wrk?
A. By bus. B. By car. C. By subway.
5. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. A restaurant. B. A party. C. Their favrite fd.
第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. What kind f vlunteer wrk will the man d?
A. Help in the kids zne. B. Clean up the kitchen. C. Wrk as a server.
7. When shuld the man get t the event?
A. At 11:00 am. B. At 11:30 am. C. At 12:00 nn.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8. When did the jet crash?
A. When it landed. B. When it just tk ff. C. When it was flying high.
9. Hw many peple were there n the jet?
A. 7. B. 9. C. 10.
10. What happened in the crash?
A. A nurse died. B. Sme gt injured. C. The jet was burned.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11. What is Mark’s mther tngue?
A. French. B. English. C. Spanish.
12. Why des the wman want t learn French?
A. T travel in France. B. T pass the exam. C. T knw abut its culture.
13. What des Mark mean in the end?
A. He can’t teach the wman. B. He has never been a tutr. C. He is lking fr a jb.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14. What did the wman cngratulate Seba n?
A. Entering cllege. B. Jining a prgram. C. Getting a certificate.
15. Hw did Seba’s parents feel after watching him play the drums?
A. Cnfident. B. Uncertain. C. Disappinted.
16. Why was Seba upset?
A. He didn’t learn the drum lessns well.
B He wasn’t satisfied with the drum kit.
C. He culdn’t play with Mr. Cpeland.
17. Where des Seba learn t play the drums nw?
A. At a training center. B. At Berkeley. C. At hme.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18. What did the speaker write fr the schl magazine in high schl?
A. A fantasy nvel. B. Blg psts. C. Shrt stries.
19. Why did the speaker decide t write again?
A. She was awken early. B. She had much free time. C. She was encuraged by friends.
20. What did the speaker try t d after getting sme suggestins?
A. Give up writing. B. Revise her bk. C. Find anther agent.
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
In an age when ur phnes are als ur wallet watch and GPS, I expect intelligent, multi-tasking efficiency frm everyday skincare as well, especially SPF(sun-prtectin factr).
Abut Sunscreens
■Wear SPF daily. It helps prtect against nt nly sunburn but als almst 80 percent f the skin and ageing prblems. Meanwhile, remember t prevent skin frm drying after the use f sunscreen since skin needs misture (水分).
■Chse an SPF number based n length f time in the sun and the intensity f the sunlight SPF30 lets abut three percent f UVB ray s thrugh;SPF50 abut tw percent.
■Understand the difference between chemical (r “rganic”) and mineral (r “inrganic” physical) sunscreens. Chemical sunscreens tend t be mre lightweight and less ily, which absrb UV light (紫外线). Their cmpsitin causes a reactin where light is changed int heat and then gne. Mineral sunscreens, meanwhile, act like a barrier. Active ingredients prtect frm UV rays, and sit n the surface f the skin, reflecting the sun’s rays. These are generally thicker in prperty and can leave a white cast.
Applicatin tips
■Apply enugh:abut a sht glass fr the whle bdy and abut a quarter teaspn (1.25ml) each fr face and neck. N less fr high SPF.
■Apply at least 20 minutes earlier befre heading utside and reapply every tw hurs (mre if yu are swimming r sweating).
■Dn’t miss the hairline, ears, frnt and back f neck.
■Make-up with SPF is nt enugh fr sun prtectin. Layer it n tp f sunscreen.
1. What is ne f the benefits f wearing sunscreens daily?
A. Prtecting against sun damage.B. Slving skin prblems entirely.
C. Relieving all the aging prblems.D. Keeping skin frm lsing water.
2. Which statement abut sunscreens is acceptable?
A. Sunscreens with a higher SPF let mre rays thrugh.
B. Chemical sunscreens wrk by blcking the sun light.
C. Mineral sunscreens prevent the skin frm absrbing the sun rays.
D. Mineral sunscreens are mre lightweight than chemical sunscreens.
3. Which f the fllwing can be a suitable way t apply sunscreens?
A. G utside 25 minutes later after applying sunscreens.
B. Chse an SPF number as high as pssible.
C. Altgether put a quarter teaspn n yur face and neck.
D. Wear make-up with SPF alne t prtect yurself frm the sun.
B
An uncmmnly large gruping f killer whales fr Nrthern Califrnia—rughly tw dzen killer whales--were sptted by a whale watching tur ff the cast f San Francisc last mnth, likely t gather tgether t celebrate a successful hunt fr sea lins r seals.
“It was really, really special,” Michael Piersn, an Oceanic Sciety naturalist leading the tur, said in an interview Wednesday.
The big grup f whales was seen n May 7 near the Faralln Islands, abut 28 miles west f San Francisc. Killer whales are mre cmmnly fund arund the deep cean canyn beneath Mnterey Bay--abut 75 miles suth f the city--and can be sptted anywhere frm the castline t just 5 miles ff shre, accrding t Nancy Black, a marine bilgist and wner f Mnterey Bay Whale Watch. It’s easier fr whale-watching turs t see them in Mnterey Bay because the canyn is s clse t the beach, while the Faralln Islands require a miles-lng bat ride frm San Francisc, and the water still may nt be deep enugh there, Black said.
The Oceanic Sciety regularly des turs t the Faralln Islands--which include cllecting data fr scientists and cnservatinists--and spring is a migratin seasn. Piersn and the bat’s captain, Jared Davis, decided t try a different rute n May 7 t head ut ver deeper water. When sptted during Faralln Islands turs, killer whales are usually in a family grup f three t six whales. They typically range frm Baja Califrnia up the West Cast and Canada t Alaska. Last mnth, hwever, the tur came acrss several family grups gathering tgether, fr a ttal f 20 t 24. They were likely near the islands because it’s where pregnant sea lins and seals give birth this time f year.
While the adult males, with their distinctive 6 feet-tall (2-meter) drsal fins (背鳍), were “definitely a shwstpper,” Piersn said the mthers and their calves were als a big hit.
4. Where can killer whales mst frequently be seen?
A. 28 miles west f San Francisc.B. 75 miles suth f Mnterey Bay.
C. 5 miles ff the shre f San Francisc.D. Clse t Mnterey Bay arund the deep canyn.
5. Hw did Piersn manage t spt the large whale grups?
A. By fllwing the typical migratin path f killer whales.
B. By checking n regular Faralln Islands turs.
C. By attempting an unusual curse t deep waters.
D. By tracing pregnant sea lins and seals.
6. What des Piersn mean by saying “definitely a shwstpper” in the last paragraph?
A. The scenes f male whales are impressive.
B. The shw is cmpletely stpped by male whales.
C. Female whales are nt as distinctive as male whales.
D. Mther and calf whales are suddenly hit by male whales.
7. What can be the best title f the text?
A. A Significant Discvery n Killer Whales.
B. A Precius Tur t Observe Killer Whales.
C. A Rare Scene f Large Grups f Killer Whales.
D. A Successful Hunt n Sea Lins by Killer Whales.
C
China will cntinue t advance the cnstructin f the 5G netwrk, expand the applicatin f 5G technlgy in varius fields, and prmte the research and develpment f 6G, fficials and experts said at the 6th Digital China Summit, in Fuzhu, Fujia n prvince.
“China has built the wrld’s largest 5G netwrk with the mst advanced technlgies. The number f the cuntry’s 5G base statins had been ver 2.64 millin by the end f March this year,” said Zha Ce, deputy head f the infrmatin and telecmmunicatins develpment department at the Ministry f Industry and Infrmatin Technlgy.
Zha said the ministry will make mre effrts t blster the building f the 5G netwrk in an rderly manner and speed up its industrial applicatins, push frward the research and develpment f 6G, and strengthen internatinal exchange and cmmunicatin in 5G-related technlgy, standards and applicatin.
The super-fast 5G wireless technlgy has been used in 52 f the 97 majr ecnmic categries, with large-scale applicatin expanded t mining, prts and electricity, he said. Mrever, China has already established the IMT-2030 (6G) Prmtin Grup, a platfrm in China prmting 6G and internatinal cperatin while the research n 6G is still at an initial stage wrldwide.
As 5G technlgy serves as a critical fundatin supprting the develpment f artificial intelligence, big data and clud cmputing, heightened effrts shuld be made t explre pssible applicatins f 5G and empwer the transfrmatin f traditinal industries, said Zhang Wang, deputy head f the infrmatin develpment bureau f the Cyberspace Administratin f China.
Ca Ming, president f the wireless prduct line at Huawei Technlgies, said China is taking the lead in 5G develpment acrss the glbe, and 5G is expected t play a bigger rle in facilitating digitalizatin in a wide range f sectrs cvering intelligent cnnected vehicles and intelligent transprtatin.
8. What can we learn frm the first tw paragraphs?
A. The cnstructin f 6G netwrk is much mre cmplicated than that f 5G.
B. China has built mre than 2.64 millin 5G base statins this year.
C. A full range f applicatins have been fund in 5G technlgy.
D. China has the mst pwerful 5G netwrk in the wrld.
9 What des the underlined wrd “blster” in paragraph 3 mean?
A. encurageB. ceaseC. explreD. recver
10. What can be inferred frm the text?
A. 5G technlgy has been used in a vast majrity f majr ecnmic categries.
B. The IMT-2030 (6G) Prmtin Grup is an applicatin platfrm.
C. 5G technlgy is crucial fr the develpment f AI.
D. Bth 5G and 6G technlgy are at a mature stage.
11. What des Ca Ming think f 5G?
A. It will be a flash in the pan.
B. It will be prmising in the lng run.
C. It will be mainly used in intelligent driving.
D. It will be taking the lead wrldwide in a lng term.
D
D yu knw a narcissist? If yu think f yur everyday acquaintances (熟人), wh springs t mind as being a pssible narcissist? Yur husemate, wh is t selfish and lazy t d her wn washing up? Yur sister, wh has never left the huse withut full make-up n? Yur partner, wh cheated n yu? But are these peple actually narcissists? Well, maybe—but having these traits in islatin (孤立) desn’t tell us much.
True “narcissism”is actually Narcissistic Persnality Disrder(NPD), a real, diagnsable persnality disrder, and there is a precise range f very specific behaviurs that result frm having it. A narcissist might be taking credit fr ther peple’s wrk, using their partner as a dmestic slave, and using their children as a way t gain admiratin frm thers.
NPD is fundamentally a cnditin f lw empathy (共情), where the persn has a very limited ability t step int anther persn’s shes and feel their pain r jy. This means that narcissists re late t peple n a very different level t an empathic persn. Essentially, they cannt deeply care abut yu, ther than in the cntext f what yu can d fr them.
Cnfusingly, narcissists are usually able t pretend empathy. Actually, yu may be able t see narcissists explit peple fr their wn gain. The narcissist yu knw may be taking advantage f different peple fr different things. Narcissists see peple merely as bjects, and their explitatin f thers ften tips int psychlgical abuse.
NPD is partly genetic, but it mstly results frm hw, as children, the persn adapted t a difficult upbringing. As a child, the narcissist develped cping strategies which became “wired in”. At the cre f every single narcissist is a feeling f lw self-esteem (自尊) and shame. But these are feelings which a narcissist cannt bear, s they cnstruct a false character that they hld up t the utside wrld t hide behind.
12. Wh might be safely cnsidered a narcissist?
A. A saleswman wh is casual abut her clthing.
B. A clleague wh submits a team’s wrk as his wn.
C. A gd friend wh tells yu a white lie ccasinally.
D. A grup member wh is islated frm ther members.
13. What is the pssible cnsequence f narcissists t ther peple?
A. Relating t peple n different levels.B. Taking advantage f peple’s mercy.
C. Shwing sympathy fr thers.D. Pressing ill beliefs n thers.
14. Which f the fllwing pinins might the writer agree with?
A. NPD is mst likely t develp amng new-brn babies.
B. Narcissists may be expert in cvering their genuine feelings.
C. Narcissists can deeply care abut thers if they feel respected.
D. Narcissists withdraw frm the utside wrld t seek inner value.
15. Where might this text be taken frm?
A. An nline fitness lg.B. A practical science paper.
C. A prfessinal health magazine.D. A scial psychlgy research.
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Hw a guided tur can ffer mre
Visiting new places, seeing new cultures, meeting new peple..., it’s always exciting dreaming f yur next travel experience. If yu have a list f destinatins t visit, start planning yur hliday with Travel Department.
They knw the best spts and have expert lcal guides t talk yu thrugh every aspect and cultural experience. ____16____ Here are sme tp reasns why yu shuld cnsider a fully guided hliday.
See incredible destinatins
____17____ They knw destinatins inside ut, s yu can be sure t have the best hliday plan pssible and see the main highlights wherever yu travel. Yu may want t experience the unseen beauty f a classic destinatin uncver mre unusual places and ancient sites. Wherever yu travel, n a fully guided hliday yu’ll have everything planned fr yu.
Enjy real experiences
Guided turs can als give yu a mre authentic travel experience. Travel Department have spent years perfecting their plans s yu can trust them t put tgether a highly enjyable schedule. Their lcal, expert guides have a huge wealth f lcal knwledge t give yu the best and mst authentic inside r infrmatin.
____18____ knwing that every htel and restaurant has been inspected. With each trip created carefully arund the diverse needs f different travelers, guided turs ffer the very best f each destinatin, ensuring yu dn’t waste a mment.
____19____
It’s ften the peple yu meet n hliday that are the highlight f the entire trip. ____20____ If yu’re a sl traveler, it’s als a wnderful pprtunity t make new friends. The hliday md is psitive and friendly making fr a fun, inclusive grup where everyne feels welcme.
Smetimes fellw travelers get alng s well that they even arrange t meet up after the trip r g n anther Travel Department hliday!
A. Meet fellw travelers.
B. Need mre cnvincing facts?
C. Leave the planning t the experts.
D. Yu can als travel with peace f mind.
E. What can yu expect during yur jurney?
F. Yu’ll have amazing memries f the shared experiences yu had tgether.
G. Yu can really step ut f yur cmfrt zne and start an adventurus jurney.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Memrial Day began with a slemn (庄严的) purpse: t remember thse wh died while serving in the U.S. military. But ver time, it tk n a mre ____21____ tne: families acrss the United States enjy warm weather, backyard barbecues, r even a trip t the beach. Hw did this happen?
Memrial Day was ____22____ bserved n May 30, when peple went t cemeteries (公墓) t ____23____ sldiers killed in the Civil War. Hwever, the ____24____ md didn’t last lng. In 1873, New Yrk state declared Memrial Day a day ff frm wrk. Businesses were ____25____. This allwed families t take ____26____ t the beach. Sn, ther states ____27____. Nt everyne ____28____ the change, thugh. Sme wrried Memrial Day wuld lse its meaning. In 1887, President Grver Cleveland ____29____ after he was sptted spending the day fishing.
In 1889, Cngress made May 30 a natinal hliday. As the years passed, fewer American families had ______30______ t the military. A big ______31______ came in 1971, when Cngress put Memrial Day n the last Mnday in May instead f May 30, thus making a three-day weekend. It put peple in mind f hliday. Businesses ffered ______32______ t attract shppers.
But sme Americans have nt frgtten the ______33______ meaning f Memrial Day. Krissy Stewart, wh lst her husband in Afghanistan, still visits tmbs f service members with her tw children.
“Memrial Day fr us is every day, but I’m thankful that we have this day n the calendar. I hpe that thrugh ur family’s ______34______, peple will pause and reflect that freedm is nt ______35______.”
21. A. descriptiveB. imaginativeC. celebratryD. satisfactry
22. A. basicallyB. previuslyC. mstlyD. lastly
23. A. respectB. recallC. hnurD. memrize
24. A. seriusB. absurdC. respectiveD. rare
25. A. penedB. clsedC. delayedD. scheduled
26. A. phtsB. turnsC. tripsD. steps
27. A. stppedB. resistedC. fllwedD. hesitated
28. A. cncernedB. welcmedC. admittedD. agreed
29. A. made headlinesB. admitted defeatC. lst temperD. restred faith
30. A. apprachesB. accessC. cncernsD. ties
31. A. shiftB. sessinC. dayD. mvement
32. A. discuntsB. advertisementsC. gdsD. fees
33. A. accrdingB. specificC. particularD. riginal
34. A. stryB. happinessC. actinD. lss
35. A. availableB. freeC. equalD. decent
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)
语法填空
During a friendly sccer match ____36____ Australia and Argentina in Beijing Thursday, a Chinese fan ran nt the field t hug sccer legend Linel Messi.
The fan was chased by security but managed t high-five Argentina galkeeper Emi Martinez befre ____37____ (catch). The crwd in the Wrkers’ Stadium cheered and shuted “niu bi”, which in Chinese ____38____ (mean) “awesme!” The fan did nt lse his smile even as he was being carried away by security.
The vide f the fan ____39____ (g) viral n Chinese scial media had nearly 300 millin ____40____ (view) with the hashtag (话题标签) “fan rushes t hug Messi n field” n Sina Weib, China’s Twitter-like platfrm, as f Friday mrning.
Mst netizens expressed their admiratin t the fan. Many thers exclaimed he ran ____41____ (incredible) fast, and even sme jked such quick legs were even quicker than ____42____ f mst China’s prfessinal sccer players’ and that the fan shuld jin China’s natinal sccer team.
In an interview with Messi’s fan club n Twitter, the fan ____43____ (name) Di aplgized fr his behavir. “I hugged Messi this time, but I didn’t get a chance ____44____ (btain) his autgraph. Next time I want t g t Miami and ask Messi fr _____45_____ autgraph. But I wn’t rush t the pitch and repeat tday’s mistake. It’s a wrng thing t d.” he said.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假定你是李华，为参加英语之夜 (English Evening)，你和同学将北魏时期 (the Nrthern Wei Dynasty) 花木兰代父从军的故事改编成了一个英文短剧。请给学校外教Mr. Green写封邮件，请他帮忙修改所附剧本 (script) 的文字。邮件内容包括：
1.故事简介;
2.请求帮忙;
3.商定碰面的时间地点。
注意：
1.词数80左右;
2.开头和结尾已为你写好;
3.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mr. Green,
Hw is everything ging?
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs truly,
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)
47. 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
Sam was frm a pr family. After graduating frm university, he managed t find a highly-paid jb wrking in a reputable cmpany. As his salary was very imprtant fr him t supprt his family, he wrked very hard, devting himself t his tasks and always ready t assist thers. Nevertheless, he had a shrtcming — he was ften late fr wrk, which had caused sme minr lsses fr the cmpany n previus ccasins, althugh the damages were relatively insignificant. Hwever, this time, the cnsequences were abut t becme mre severe.
It was a busy mrning, and Sam had verslept, leading t yet anther delayed start t his day. He hurriedly dressed and dashed ut f the dr, hping t make up fr lst time while driving. As he drve alng the familiar rute t wrk, a sense f unease settled in his mind. He culdn’t shake ff the feeling that smething imprtant was abut t unfld.
Then, in the distance, he nticed smething unusual n the side f the rad. Curisity inspired, Sam slwed dwn and eventually came t a stp. A grup f cncerned individuals had gathered arund a fallen child. The little ne, wh was n his way t the nearby kindergarten, had suffered a serius injury frm the fall. The child’s mther std beside him, weeping in deep srrw. Sam parked his car n the radside, ensuring it was safely ut f the way f traffic. He tk a clser lk at the child, whse face seemed smewhat familiar. Cmpassin (同情) rse in his heart as he witnessed the anxiety f the mther and the pain acrss the child’s face.
“Is everything alright? Can I help in any way?” he asked, trying t cmfrt the mther, wh, with her eyes red and filled with tears, explained hw serius the situatin was. The nearest hspital was a cnsiderable distance away, and she was unable t transprt her injured child alne.
Sam decided t drive them t the hspital, even thugh it meant being late fr wrk.
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Hwever, that evening, Sam received a phne call f aplgy frm Mr. Jhnsn.
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