上海市七宝中学2023-2024学年高一下学期期中英语试题(无答案)

这是一份上海市七宝中学2023-2024学年高一下学期期中英语试题(无答案)，共12页。
Sectin A （10’）
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut it. The cnversatins and questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1．A．Luis has been here nce befre.B．They’ll start when Luis arrives.
C．Luis has already started.D．Everyne is getting hungry.
2．A．She thinks they’re reasnably priced.B．She desn’t like them at all.
C．She’d buy them if she had enugh mney.D．She desn’t need them, but she still likes them.
3．A．T imprve his game quickly.B．T take mre lessns.
C．T train with a prfessinal.D．T teach peple t play tennis.
4．A．Rnnie is playing vlleyball.
B．Rnnie desn’t like bwling, but he has t g bwling.
C．Rnnie is bwling.
D．Rnnie’s play is cancelled.
5．A．He wants t buy sme bks n histry.B．Tw f the e-bks are the same.
C．He needs sme histrical backgrund.D．He wants sme bks n cuples.
6．A．Neither street ges dwntwn.B．Califrnia Street is better than Oak Street.
C．There isn’t enugh time t g dwntwn.D．He can take either street.
7．A．It was hard t hear.B．It wasn’t true.
C．It was surprising.D．It wasn’t very interesting.
8．A．The handle n the suitcase is brken.B．His hands are already full.
C．The luggage is t heavy fr him.D．He’ll be happy t help.
9．A．She had t prepare fr an exam.B．She’d passed the physics test.
C．She was ging camping.D．She’d drpped the physics class.
10．A．The plane hasn’t taken ff yet.B．The cst f flying has increased.
C．Mre flights will sn be cancelled.D．He hasn’t changed his vacatin plans.
Sectin B （20’）
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne lnger cnversatin, and yu will be asked several questins n each f them. The passages and the cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins II thrugh I3 are based n the fllwing passage.
11．A．Make mistakes.B．Crrect their wn mistakes.
C．Learn sme useful skills.D．Judge their wn wrk.
12．A．Depends t much n his teacher.
B．Ntices the difference between his actin and the ther’s.
C．Make changes nw and then.
D．Learns t d things withut being taught.
13．A．Let the teacher pint ut the mistake t the child.
B．Let the teacher make the child crrect his mistakes.
C．Let the child ntice and crrect his wn mistakes.
D．Let the child becme dependent n the teachers.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14．A．Because it was the largest number f speakers.B．Because it is widely used.
C．Because it is an internatinal language.D．Because it is a language fr the wrld.
15．A．ChineseB．JapaneseC．FrenchD．German
16．A．Speak English well first.B．Wrk tgether with freigners.
C．Learn English first.D．Make things better.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
17．A．It has started a week-lng prmtin campaign.
B．It has just launched its annual anniversary sales.
C．It ffers regular weekend sales all the year rund.
D．It specializes in the sale f men’s suits.
18．A．Price reductins fr its frequent custmers.
B．Gift cards fr custmers with any purchases.
C．Free delivery f purchases fr senir custmers.
D．Price adjustments within seven days f purchase.
19．A．Mail a gift card t her.B．Allw her t buy n credit.
C．Credit it t her accunt.D．Give her cash directly.
20．A．It has already been sld ut.B．It will be sent t the wman by mail.
C．It is nt available fr the mment.D．It is ne f the items n sale.
Ⅱ．Vcabulary（20’）
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passages by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. D nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need in each passage.
（A）
What My Wife and I Talk abut When We Talk abut Lve
My wife used t believe that rmantic lve is the mst imprtant and exciting thing in the entire wrld when she was a teenager. And the mark f true lve is when tw gd-lking bys get in a physical fight ver her. It’s even [21]______ that they bth get injured but dn’t end up ging t hspital, nt because she is wrried abut them but because it may cause her a lt f [22]______ and indirect respnsibility. One day this will certainly happen t her, if she’s lucky. S yu might understand her anger and frustratin when I tld her that if the ther male cmpetitr I have t “fight” with weighs mre than 100 kilgrams, I will simply hand her ver t him withut [23]______, wish them a happy marriage and walk away with the feeling that tmrrw is anther day.
Frtunately, we’ve bth grw n a lt lder and grw n ut f expecting ur life partner t “die” fr us [24]______. The lder we get, the mre hnest, pen and vulnerable we allw each ther t be. One f the hardest things abut getting lder and being in lve is knwing when smething is just reality and when it’s t much hard wrk. Identifying what the calm, jyful but ften challenging sensatin f lng-term lve is and identifying what has just becme ttally intlerable is where we all have t really [25]______ ur instincts.
Shared interests are ne f the mst verrated [26]______ factrs when it cmes t chsing a partner. Deciding that smene is a gd persn, r yur sulmate, r made f exactly the same stuff as yu just because yu bth lve the music f Faye Wng is ridiculus. Having the same Agatha Christie cllectin r enjying mst f the mvies directed by Richard Linklater will nt help yu [27]______ the varius unexpected strms f life tgether.
A much mre crucial factr in terms f finding a partner is hw much yu lve their [28]______. Since my sn was brn, I have experienced firs than d hw verwhelming it is t be a wrking parent f a newbrn. It has becme even mre apparent t me that the mst imprtant thing in a relatinship is hw well married cuples wrk as a team. Cuples need t be really, really gd friends.
When yu’re lking fr lve, and it seems like yu might nt ever find it, remember yu prbably have [29]______ t plenty f lve already, just nt the rmantic kind. This kind f lve might nt kiss yu in the rain r prpse marriage. But it will listen t yu, inspire and [30]______ yu. It will hld yu when yu cry and celebrate when yu smile. Yu can carry it with yu and keep it as clse t yu as yu can.
（B）
Teaching and learning languages is a challenging endeavur at the best f times. It is easy fr learners t feel [31]______, thus keeping up learners’ mtivatin and cnfidence is ne imprtant rle f language teachers. In the teaching and learning f writing this cncern is even mre imprtant. Many teachers, researchers and learners agree that learning t write is the mst difficult f all language skills. In additin t being difficult, writing lacks the [32]______invlved in speaking and listening. Therefre, many learners als find writing t be the least interesting skill. When we think f writing, we may imagine smene sitting alne at a desk [33]______ with their head dwn. Writing is seen as a slitary activity.
Language cannt be learnt withut plenty f practice. Accrding t Swain’s utput hypthesis, when students prduce language in speaking r writing they ntice gap s in their current knwledge; fr example, ideas r cncepts fr which they d nt knw the English vcabulary, and [34]______ which they are unable t perfrm because f gap s in their grammatical knwledge. After nticing such gaps, they find infrmatin abut hw t express such ideas in English. Fr example, they may search in their dictinary fr apprpriate wrds, [35]______ a grammar bk, search nline, r ask a questin f a teacher. This cntributes t breadth in learner’s knwledge f English.
Once they have fund a（n） [36]______ wrd r grammatical frm, they participate in hypthesis testing; they frmulate language t cmmunicate what they wuld like t cmmunicate, making their best[37]______ at the apprpriate frm fr the meaning they wuld like t cnvey. Fr example, they select the wrd in the dictinary that they believe [38]______ their intended meaning mst clsely, then they cnsider hw the wrd is used within a sentence. They use this infrmatin t create language t express themselves. This cntributes t a learner’s depth f knwledge.
Ideally, learners will receive [39]______ n the language they have prduced. Whether r n they are successful in cmmunicating their ideas at their first attempt, they may use the wrds r grammatical knwledge again in future Janguage utput. This cntinuing hypthesis testing abut language leads the learner t [40]______ figuring ut all aspects f the new language items, and thse items are then added t the learner’s language repertire.
Quted frm Rachael Ruegg’s Teaching and Learning Writing in ESL/EFL
Ⅲ．Clze（15’）
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
I’m Lvin’It
Fd wuld undubtedly be ur best friend, if it wasn’t fr ur lve-and-hate relatinship with calries. And the [41]______ fact that s many tasty things actually cntain s many f them ften catches us ff guard. Calries quietly hide in ur favrite fds, ready t slide int ur bdies uninvited, ften withut [42]______, where they will stay fr an extended vacatin, until we can find the mtivatin t d sme physical exercise （which, let’s face it, is never） in the hpe f lsing sme weight.
Calries [43]______ practically everything that yu can put in yur muth, which makes them impssible t avid. S, rather than ttally [44]______ delicius treats, it’s time t embrace them. S, starting with everyne’s favurite fast fd restaurant, we’ve ranked sme f the fd n the McDnald’s menu[45]______ calries, s that yu can indulge {纵情享受}with full disclsure.
But a wrd f [46]______: There is an extremely high chance that nce reading this, yu will desire everything n the McDnald’s menu-regardless f the calries.
Despite the knwledge that a quick trip t McDnald’s will burn thrugh virtually yur whle daily allwance f fd [55]______, we have n shame in admitting that it is ur favurite place n Earth. We are certainly “Lvin’ It”!
41．A．easy-t-acceptB．heart-warmingC．less-knwnD．make-believe
42．A．nticeB．purpseC．supprtD．strategy
43．A．rely nB．differ frmC．filter utD．exist in
44．A．refuseB．prepareC．shareD．deserve
45．A．fr fear fB．in rder f
C．in cntrast tD．withut limitatin n
46．A．cmplaintB．appreciatinC．encuragementD．warning
47．A．tastelessB．strangeC．inncentD．ily
48．A．failureB．magicC．histryD．distributin
49．A．burnB．mnitrC．claimD．restrict
50．A．securityB．fullnessC．happinessD．bredm
51．A．OtherwiseB．MreverC．HweverD．Similarly
52．A．behaveB．spilC．burdenD．amuse
53．A．unhappilyB．prperlyC．suddenly D late
54．A．attend tB．glance atC．assciate withD．turn t
55．A．intakeB．shrtageC．billD．preparatin
Ⅳ．Reading Cmprehensin（30’）
Sectin A（22’）
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
（A）
I didn’t realize it, but during that shrt walk hme I had lst a whle lt f weight and my eyes had grwn dull and clrless. When my mm saw me she screamed ut in surprise. Staring at me in disbelief, she asked, “Are yu Fugui?”
Lking at my mm, I frced a smile and ndded my head. Shcked, she uttered smething else, but I was n lnger paying attentin t her. I pushed the dr pen and went int my rm. Jiazhen, in the middle f cmbing her hair, was als taken back when she saw me. She gazed at me with her muth gaping. As sn as I thught f hw I had beaten her when she came t persuade me t g hme the night befre, I fell t the grund and, kneeling befre her, muttered, “Jiazhen, I’m finished.”
After speaking thse wrds I began t cry ut lud. Jiazhen rushed ver t help me up, but being pregnant with Yuqing, hw culd she supprt me? She called my mm ver, and the tw f them pulled me nt the bed. I lked like a crpse. They were scared t death and began patting me n the shulder and rcking my head.
My mther appeared dumbstruck; she stared at me with a lk f intensity and asked, “What did yu say?”
“I’ve lst everything,” I repeated.
The lk n my face cnvinced her. My mther sat dwn n the flr and, wiping her tears, said, “If the upper beam is n straight, the lwer nes will nt g straight either.”
Even then my mther still lved me. She didn’t blame me. Instead she blamed my father.
Jiazhen als cried. She patted me n the shulder and tried t cnsle me. “As lng as yu dn’t gamble anymre, everything will be all right.”
I had nthing left. Even if I had wanted t gamble, I wuldn’t have had any mney t stake a bet. I heard Dad in the next rm shting ff his ful muth. He still didn’t knw that he was penniless — he was simply annyed at being disturbed by the tw wmen crying. As sn as she heard my father’s vice, Mm stpped crying. She std up and walked ut, with Jiazhen fllwing her. I knew that they were ging int my father’s rm, and after a while I heard my dad begin screaming, “Bastard!”
It was just then that my daughter, Fengxia, pushed the dr pen and came in. She clsed the dr and in a shrill vice said, “Dad, hurry up and hide! Grandpa’s ging t beat yu.”
I just stared at her withut mving a muscle. She then came ver and tried pulling me away by the hand; when I wuldn’t budge she began t cry. Seeing Fengxia cry was like having a knife pierce my heart. Even at such a yung age, Fengxia was trying t prtect her dad. Just lking at her made me feel like I deserved t be cut t pieces.
Quted frm Yu Hua’s T Live
56．The underlined phrase “taken back” in paragraph 2 means ______.
A．regretfulB．astnishedC．shamefulD．cncerned
57．Fugui kept saying “I’ve lst everything” t his mm and his wife because he ______.
A．wanted t gradually prcess the strng emtin and beg fr their frgiveness
B．pretended t lse his mind and g crazy s as t get away with the punishment.
C．was afraid t face his father and wanted them t break the bad news t him
D．believed that they might still lend him sme mney t gamble again
58．Accrding t the passage, what d the three female characters have in cmmn?
A．Hard-wrk.B．Bravery.C．Self-discipline.D．Cmpassin
59．What can be inferred frm the passage?
A．Fugui’s father was als addicted t gambling when he was yung.
B．Jiazhen wuld ask fr a divrce frm Fugui since he was penniless.
C．Fugui’s mther and his wife decided t hide the truth frm his father.
D．Fengxia had mre affectin twards her father than her mther.
（B）
Tiredness May Lead t Snacking
Staying up late ding hmewrk is always tiring. Perhaps when we are tired, we feel the need t eat unhealthy snack fd. Recently scientists have been investigating tiredness and snack fd.
Accrding t a study in the Jurnal f Neurscience, peple are mre likely t crave snacks when they dn’t get enugh sleep.
Fr the study, researchers frm University f Clgne in Germany gave the same dinner t 32 healthy men aged between 19 and 33. Half f the men were then sent hme t bed, and the ther half were kept aware in the labratry all night.
The next mrning, the participants were asked t cnsider hw much they wuld be willing t pay fr snack fd items shwn t them in pictures.
Accrding t the researchers, all were similarly hungry in the mrning, and had similar levels f mst hrmnes and bld sugar.
Hwever, brain scans shwed that when the sleep-deprived participants lked at the pictures f junk fd, they released mre f the “hunger hrmne”. This is the hrmne respnsible fr increasing the appetite, and making us cnsume mre.
Asked abut hw much they wuld pay fr snacks, “participants with sleep deprivatin were mre willing t verspend n fd items than thse with a gd night’s sleep,” researchers said.
Researchers als bserved that amng the peple wh hadn’t slept, there was greater activity in the part f the brain where fd rewards are prcessed.
Scientists think that sleep-deprived peple experience changes t the hunger hrmne and the brain’s reward system that leads t a strnger desire t eat snacks with high fat and calries.
“This brings us a little clser t understanding the mechanism behind hw sleep deprivatin changes fd valuatin,” Prfessr Jan Peters, a c-authr f the study frm the University f Clgne, tld The Independent.
Kill the craving
Listen t sme sft music t relieve yur tiredness.
D sme slight exercise fr a shrt time when yu’re tired.
Eat ygurt r fruits t replace snacks with high fat and calries.
Distance yurself frm the craving.
60．Peple are mre likely t crave snacks if they dn’t get enugh sleep because they ______.
A．have high levels f mst hrmnes and bld sugar
B．release mre f the “hunger hrmne”, making them cnsumer mre
C．are extremely hungry in the mrning
D．are attracted by the snack fd items in the pictures
61．Which f the statements is NOT TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．Hunger hrmne can increase peple’s appetite and let them eat mre fd.
B．Participants withut sleep deprivatin may spend less n fd items.
C．The brain’s reward system will lead t craving snack fd.
D．Greater activity will appear in certain part f the brain amng thse wh sleep well.
62．Which f the fllwing way is mst likely t help yu kill the craving?
A．Listening t Rck & Rll.B．Walking ut fr while.
C．Ordering a McDnald’s Big Mac.D．Drinking black cffee.
（C）
There are few shirts in ftball as celebrated as the Manchester United N. 7, a grand traditin that is generally cnsidered t g all the way back t Gerge Best. The reality, thugh, is a little mre cmplex.
At Manchester United, the N. 7 clearly means smething t supprters and the club itself. Frm Best t Rnald, this is the stry f United’s N. 7 shirt.
Gerge Best played in the days befre permanent squad numbers, when it wasn’t uncmmn fr ftballers t wear multiple numbers in the same seasn. Best certainly did wear the N. 7 n ccasin, mst famusly during the 1968 Eurpean Cup final victry ver Benfica, but he didn’t actually wear it particularly ften — nly in 30 per cent f his Manchester United games. The idea that Best started United’s grand histry f the N. 7 shirt isn’t entirely unfair, but Best himself evidently didn’t actually care.
Anther United Legend, Eric Cantna did care — althugh he played a variety f numbers during his days in France, he insisted n wearing the N. 7 shirt at United. S it was Eric Cantna, rather than Best, wh really made the N. 7 icnic at Manchester United. It was rare t see that number being wrn by a frward, instead f a midfielder, but that smehw fitted int the aura f Cantna: a player wh interpreted his rle in an unusual way.
When Cantna left, Alex Fergusn decided t hnur David Beckham with the N. 7 at his request. As a right-sided midfielder, Beckham fitted the N. 7 perfectly. He became s assciated with the number that he incrprated it int his wn fashin brand knwn as DB07．He enjyed six years with the N. 7 shirt until his mve t Real Madrid.
Upn Beckham’s departure in 2003, United signed the perfect replacement as N. 7 —Cristian Rnald. Rnald played n the right f midfield, s the shirt number made sense, althugh he had initially requested N. 28．Hwever, Fergusn insisted n him taking N. 7. It prved a fine decisin. Nt nly did Rnald shine n the pitch, but he als replicated Beckham by incrprating the number int a fashin range: CR7.
After Rnald’s transfer t Real Madrid and Fergusn’s retirement, it became clear that United, a club increasingly’ bsessed with branding, wanted t further the legacy and histry f the N.7. Hwever, then there was a perid when n ne seemed t want it. T fill the huge gap left by Rnald’s departure, t be frank, is always smething extremely challenging. And whever cmes next must be a cnfident player wh is happy t invite that added scrutiny.
63．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．The number 7 in the ftball wrld is usually wrn by a frward player.
B．Gerge Best ften wre the N. 7 during his time at Manchester United.
C．In 1960s, players started t wear fixed numbers during the same seasn.
D．Eric Cantna truly helped United’s N. 7 becme a famus sprting icn.
64．Which f the fllwing is Nt ne f the similarities between Beckham and Rnald?
A．Bth f them have played fr Manchester United and Real Madrid in their career.
B．They each have successfully created a fashin brand related t their N. 7 shirt.
C．Neither f them has vluntarily asked their cach Sir Alex fr the N.7 shirt.
D．When representing United, they played the same psitin n the ftball pitch
65．Nne f the players wanted t wear the N. 7 shirt after Rnald prbably because ______.
A．the value f United’s N.7 has been decreasing significantly
B．United has shifted attentin frm ftball t gaining cmmercial success
C．the pressure brught by fans’ heightened expectatin is verwhelming
D．Sir Alex Fergusn has fficially retried frm the ftball wrld
66．What might be the best title fr the passage?
A．The Stry f Great Players.B．The Legendary Number.
C．Wh’s the Next United’s N.7?D．Glry Glry Man United.
Sectin B （8’）
Directin: In the article, 4 sentences have been remved. Chse the mst suitable nes frm the list A-AC t fit int each f the numbered gaps. There are TWO which d nt fit in any f the gaps.
（D）
Human Being r Human Ding?
During my seemingly-endless career as a high schl teacher, nt even nce have I wken up in the mrning, realizing that it’s the beginning f a new week, jyfully psted a Wechat Mment and said “Thank Gd! It’s Mnday again!”
[67]______. I learned this thrugh a series f recent events where sme peple f my age whm I have knwn fr years all bragged abut their being super busy and tk huge pride in wrking all the time. Althugh I can relate t their ambitin t change the wrld, I am nt quite sure whether that wrld in their muth will change fr the better r the wrse.
Welcme t hustle culture {过劳文化}. Nw we all live in a sciety that encurages us t equate ur wrk with ur intrinsic value as human beings. [68]______. Wrkers shuld lve what they d and then prmte that lve n scial media, thus taking the standard f a qualified emplyee t a whle new level.
It is nt hard t view hustle culture as a swindle {欺诈行为}.[69]______. And the vast majrity f peple beating the drums f hustle-mania {狂热}are nt the peple wh d the actual wrk. Sner r later, emplyees will have t decide fr themselves if they embrace r reject this culture f verwrk.
[70]______. It is n lnger cnsidered embarrassing t re-pst whatever their cmpanies have psted n Wechat. On sme level, ne has t respect the hustlers wh see a dismal {令人沮丧的} system and understand that success in it requires ttal, shameless buy-in.
If we are dmed t verwrk until we die, we may at least die with dignity. Stp pretending t lve Mndays!
Ⅴ．Grammar
（A）
71．______（raise） in a family f mvie lvers has given me plenty f pprtunity t watch mvies, especially Hng Kng mvies, since I was a little by.
72．Back then, I culdn’t tell whether the mvie I had just watched was gd r nt, but I just ______（keep） watching like a thirsty man lnging fr water.
73．Only in retrspect {回顾}did the value f appreciating a mvie withut judging, ______（accmpany） by the jy f sharing becme self-evident t me.
74．______（watch） s many impressive and wnderful mvies, I may pretentiusly {自命不凡地} believe that I have a say in recmmending yu a mvie I like mst.
75．Chungking Express, ne f Wng Kar Wai’s persnal’ favurites, is the mvie that yu cannt affrd ______（miss）.
76．The plt centers arund tw separate narratives regarding tw plicemen ______（wrk）within Hng Kng.
77．Bth f these tw male characters ______（experience） heart-breaking break-ups recently.
78．In the first stry, the plice fficer ______（play） by Takeshi Kaneshir refuses t accept the breakup by repeatedly saying that it is nly a practical jke between May, his girlfriend, and him.
79．It is nt until he encunters Bridgitte Lin wh takes the rle f a mysterius wman that he realizes smetimes lve leaves withut ______（say） prper gdbye.
80．If it were nt fr their brief encunter Takeshi Kaneshir’s rle ______（nt recver） frm his srrws s quickly and regain the curage t lve.
81．The secnd stry fcuses n tw peple （Tny Leung and Faye Wng） and hw they interact with each ther at a lcal fast fd stre ______（specialize） in fish and chips, chef’s salad and black cffee.
82．Tny Leung plays the part f a ______（reject） lver perfectly and gives ff an air f being sad withut ever really being pathetic {可悲的}.
83．As a habitual cffee drinker and a regular custmer, his character named 663 sn finds it hard ______（nt pay） attentin t the free-spirited cunter girl played by Faye Wng.
84．Their strange but delightful interactin ______（prve） t be a pleasure t watch and I just cannt get enugh f it.
85．What I have learnt frm this mvie is that there will be sme peple whm I may nly meet nce in my life, but nce we meet, I ______（spend） the rest f my life remembering them befre the memry f lve disappears.
（B）
007 in the Kitchen
As a man wh cheerfully sing in the shwer withut any embarrassment, I wn’t feel shameful t admit that I als lve playing lud music when cking in the kitchen. But [86]______ might make things a tiny little bit awkward is the type f music I play, and cnsequently the feelings I derive {获得} frm it.
One f [87]______ all-time favurites is the James Bnd Theme. Immersed {沉浸}in the tensin it creates while chpping veggies int small pieces, I always find it impssible [88]______（nt picture） myself as a well-trained special agent with license t kill. And all f a sudden mving t the music withut missing [89]______ beat seems t have a lt t d with natinal security.
As the music plays, the killer instinct in my bld is unleashed {被释放}, which makes [90]______（fry） a piece f bldy steak as easy as taking candy frm a diabetic {糖尿病的}man wh n lnger wishes t eat candy. All I need t d is t act prmptly withut mercy.
Hwever, there will be ther times when the success f the whle missin cunts n whether I[91]______ remve the bnes frm the fish. Believe it r nt, the cmplexity f this prcess is n [92]______（great） than that f defusing {拆除 } a time bmb. S in this scenari, [93]______ ______ giving in t the music easily, I must cnstantly and cnsciusly cntrl myself s as nt t be carried away. After all, a fish-bne [94]______（catch） in the thrat is as uncmfrtable as it can be.
Of curse, in the end, [95]______ ______ ______ impssible the missin seems, like the plt f every Hllywd spy mvie, the ck can always save the day.
Ⅵ．Translatin （30’）
96．我在参加挚友婚礼时与之有过一次短暂邂逅的那位女士，竟然是我的一生挚爱。（encunter; attend; turn）
97．这所学校在选修课程中引入了相声和京剧，希望使这些非物质文化遗产更容易被年轻学生们所了解。（intrduce; accessible）
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98．我从小就被教导烹饪不仅是应对压力的有效手段，还是向家人表达爱意的方式。（分词做伴随状语；means; cpe）
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99．迈克尔乔丹过去常常因为在比赛的关键时刻不够强硬而受到教练的批评。（criticize；tugh）
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100．梅西（Messi）拒绝在香港举办的友谊赛中登场，这最终导致他与贝克汉姆两人间和谐关系的破裂。（cllapse）
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101．让我松了一口气的是，这场英语考试终于结束了。不管分数是高是低，重要的是我完成啦！（relief）
___________________________________________________________________________________________A．cmpany B．weather C．desirable D．restre E．readily F．cnsidering
G．sharpen H．hesitatin I．peacefully J．access K．incnvenience
A．functins B．eventually C．guess D．defeated E．matches F．silently
G．cncerned H．interactin I．cnsult J．suitable K．feedback
Hash Brwn - 150 calries
The hash brwns lk s [47]______ and harmless in their individual paper sleeves. But, hiding behind that crispy{脆的} appearance is a warm, sft center rich with calries and nearly 6% f yur daily fat allwance.
Small French Fries-250 calries
The [48]______ f McDnald’s lies in its delicius french fries. The skinny ptat chips have the ability t revive us frm near death, but they cme with a price: 250 calries fr a small prtin! A large prtin will [49]______510 calries!
McChicken Hamburger-370 calries
The McChicken Hamburger cmes with lettuce, which prvides a false sense f [50]______, as ur brain is prgrammed t see green salads as healthy, which they are, just nt when cmbined with all fat may {蛋黄酱}and fried chicken.
Chicken McNuggets–388 calries
It is never easy t chse the prtin size f Chicken McNuggets, six isn’t enugh, nine is a little t many, and 24 is virtually impssible. [51]______, learning the calrie difference between the prtin sizes may help yu make a decisin. Six will cst yu 270 calries, nine will claim 388 calries and 24 nuggets cntain an enrmus 1,140 calries.
Sausage McMuffin with Egg-430 calries
Breakfast is the mst imprtant meal f the day, s why nt [52]______ yurself with the McDnald’s breakfast menu? Well, because a Sausage and Egg McMuffin will secretly drain 430 calries frm yur daily allwance befre yu have even [53]______ wken up. But, nthing beats McDnald’s t start a new day!
Big Mac-560 calries
The Big Mac is the cmfrt fd we all [54]______ in times f need. Althugh, it wuld appear that it desn’t quite supprt us as well as we thught, because hiding inside the tasty treat are 560 calries!
A．Hwever, the glmy emplyment prspect in recent years has significantly reduced the bargaining pwer f wrkers.
B．Apparently, that makes me slightly different frm peple f my generatin.
C．After all, persuading a generatin f wrkers t wrk their heads ff is cnvenient fr thse at the tp.
D．Hustle culture can negatively affect peple’s persnal relatinships as they favr the hustle ver the cnnectins with thers.
E．In this new wrk culture, enduring r even merely liking ne’s jb is n lnger enugh.
F．Furthermre, all that nnstp wrk will lead t exhaustin and burnut, which can have lasting harmful cnsequences.