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What time will the post office open? A.At 8:10. B.At 8:20. C.At 8:30 |
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What is the man's suggestion? A.Never missing any classes. B.Learning to drive from him. C.Registering for the class quickly. |
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Who knows the rules of American football well? A.Frank B.Mary. C.David. |
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When will the speakers probably meet? A.After class B.On Friday. C.After the meeting. |
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What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A.Strangers. B.Colleagues. C.Classmates. |
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听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 【1】What do we know about the flat? A.It has no furniture. B.It's on the second floor. C.It's convenient to go shopping. 【2】What will the man probably do next? A.Check his schedule. B.Go to see the flat. C.Rent the flat. |
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听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 【1】What will the woman do on Saturday afternoon? A.Watch a game. B.Do her homework. C.Enjoy a concert 【2】Where will the woman probably go on Sunday? A.A park. B.The hospital. C.The man's house. |
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听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 【1】Why does the man call the police station? A.He has lost his car B.He has had a car accident C.He has found a stolen car 【2】Where did the man find the car? A.Near the No. 8 Bridge B.Along the Eaton Road. C.Far from the London Road. 【3】What's the man? A.A policeman. B.An engineer. C.A driver. |
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听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 【1】What happened to the woman? A.Her window was broken. B.Her house was broken into. C.She was hit by a baseball. 【2】Who will call a repairman at last? A.The man. B.The woman. C.The woman’s friend. 【3】Why will the man come over to the woman’s house? A.To comfort the woman. B.To know about the damage. C.To look for some clues. 【4】What does the woman think of the solution? A.Confusing. B.Surprising. C.Satisfying. |
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听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。 【1】Who designed the White House? A.George Washington. B.John Adams. C.James Hoban. 【2】Which president first moved into the White House? A.The first. B.The second. C.The third. 【3】When was the White House rebuilt? A.In 1790. B.On Nov. 1,1800. C.After the War of 1812. 【4】What is the speaker mainly talking about? A.The history of the White House B.Some American presidents. C.The rebuilding of the White House. |
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Far East Plaza—All The Fashion Trends (趋势) If you are a fashion fan and like to go in line with all the trends but do not feel like spending too much on it, Far East Plaza happens to be your answer to all the where to shop in Singapore. Right from the Hong-Kong styles and street smart Korean wear to some retro (复古的) outfits, you can find anything and everything here. Although, do not expect to find any of the famous brands here. Timings: 10 AM to 9 PM Location: 14 Scotts Road, Far East Plaza, Singapore Pasarbella—Best Farmer's Market If you wish to witness what a typical farmer's market looks like, head to Pasarbella and enjoy the delicious food items at reasonable prices. This all-inclusive sea market has plenty to offer right from an extensive variety of meat and dairy to various beers and all the fresh produce. Timings: 10 AM to 10 PM Location: 01-455-461 North Wing, Suntec City, 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038983 The Editor's Market—Brands On A Budget The Editor's Market offers one of the best shopping in Singapore. The Market follows the step pricing policy which means that the more products one purchases, the cheaper the amount they'll have to pay. The Editor's Market is a multi-brand outlet that offers a mix of top-selling international street labels to the fashion items from the vintage era. Timings: 10:30 AM to 10 PM Location: 313 Orchard Road #03-01 to 08, 313@ Somerset, Singapore Mustafa Centre—Lowest Prices Ever One of the best places to go when seeking cheap shopping in Singapore, Mustafa Centre is a must-try. The major highlight of this centre is actually the rates that one gets the products at. Also, the best part about this? The Centre is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Timings: Open 24 hours Location: 145 Syed Alwi Road, Mustafa Centre, Singapore 【1】Which place has the shortest open time? A.Far East Plaza B.Pasarbella. C.The Editor's Market D.Mustafa Centre. 【2】What can you buy at Pasarbella? A.Fashion items. B.Dairy products. C.Hong-Kong styles wear. D.Some retro clothes. 【3】How can you get a good deal at The Editor's Market? A.Bargain before you buy anything. B.Buy as many things as you can. C.Compare prices in several shops. D.Avoid buying over fashionable items. |
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Telephone calls in the UK and USA are very similar, with most differences being minor and almost everything being mutually (相互) understandable. However, there are a few interesting differences in how British and Americans speak on the phone, including some potential misunderstandings. Answering the phone in the UK and USA The standard way of answering a work phone in English is some part of "Good morning/ afternoon/ evening…Limited/ Corp…Department…Section…speaking. How can/ may I help you?" The only thing that differs in that is that "How can I help you?" is more common in Britain and "How may I help you?" is more standard in the US. With a home phone or mobile, just answering the phone with "Hello?" is standard in English. If you can see who is calling and know them well, it has become more common to greet them by name straightaway instead, e. g. "Hi Steve. Thanks for calling me back". More informal greetings in that situation would be "Yo, Steve" or just "What's up?" in the US and "Alright Steve?" in the UK, with Americans perhaps more likely to use these kinds of more informal phrases. Americans are also more likely to use affectionate phrases like "Hi Honey" or "What's up, bro?", with the British phrase "Alright, mate" being both less common and not actually being so friendly. Polite language at the beginning of calls in the UK and USA "Thanks for…" and "Sorry for…" are not only equally likely in different forms of English, but seem to be very popular at the start of phone calls worldwide. The only small UK/USA difference is the rather cute British verb "ring" in "Thanks for ringing me back" and "Sorry to ring again so soon, but…". The more standard language "Thanks for calling me back" and "Sorry to call again so soon, but…" are used in both the UK and USA. 【1】Which of the following is the American way of answering a work phone? A.Good morning. Bibury Systems. How can I help you? B.Hello. This is Bibury Systems. How can I help you? C.Good morning. Bibury Systems. How may I help you? D.Hi. Friend. This is Bibury Systems. How may I help you? 【2】If Tom says "Alright Steve?" on the phone, what can we infer from it? A.Tom and Steve are good friends. B.They must be from America. C.They are both at home. D.Tom is very polite to Steve. 【3】Which of the following can best describe the underlined word "affectionate"? A.Being happy and polite. B.Showing love and care. C.Being loosely connected. D.Showing care and concern. 【4】What is the best title for this text? A.How to Answer the Phone Politely B.Misunderstandings in Answering the Phones C.Small UK/USA differences in Answering the Phones D.The Differences between British and American English |
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Missing their daughter, my parents came to visit me in the South West of France over my February break. As a little surprise for them I planned a trip to a small village called Niaux to see the famous ancient cave paintings. These cave paintings, drawn between 30,000 to 12,000 years ago, were made by some of the first modern human beings! Advances in science and technology have enabled scientists and historians to carbon date (碳定年代) the paintings accurately, and to discover the tools they used to draw the paintings, as well as the materials they used. My dad had studied these caves at university as a student of history but he had never had the chance to see one himself. So, I decided this had to change! We travelled there by train. Many caves which contain prehistoric paintings are no longer open to the public. As the carbon dioxide that we breathe out and the bright light will do damage to the paintings, so for many caves now, visitors can only see reconstructions (复原) of the original paintings. However, Niaux is an exception. By limiting the number of people allowed in the cave at a time and limiting the light used to light up the paintings, the paintings in Niaux have been preserved so that visitors can see the originals. They were incredible! We saw paintings of bison and mountain goats and deer painted on the walls as clearly as though they had been done yesterday. They were actually drawn around 14,000 years ago! Many people believe that these paintings were drawn as part of an almost religious activity, while others believe they show the daily life experiences of the men and women who lived in these caves all those years ago. Maybe we will never know for sure…but one thing is for certain…those cavemen were far better at drawing than I am! 【1】Why did the author surprise her parents by visiting the cave paintings? A.Because she wanted her parents to relax. B.Because the paintings are of great value. C.Because her parents are both interested in art. D.Because her father had studied the paintings. 【2】How do people protect the cave paintings in Niaux? A.By preventing tourists from visiting them. B.By allowing visitors to see reconstructions. C.By controlling the number of tourists and lighting. D.By stopped tourists from taking pictures of them. 【3】What can we infer from the last paragraph? A.The author knows nothing about drawing. B.Cave paintings were used for entertainment. C.The purpose of the paintings will be clear soon. D.The author has great admiration for the cavemen. 【4】What is the text mainly about? A.A tour of ancient cave paintings. B.The preservation of ancient art. C.The civilization of cavemen. D.A way to show respect for parents. |
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The virus that causes COVID-19 can hang around on plastic packaging and plastic medical equipment for up to three days after polluting, a study suggests. The researchers looked at how long the virus that causes the new coronavirus can survive on different things from cardboard to copper. The results show that the COVID-19 virus appears to survive longest on plastic and steel, where it can survive for two to three days. It did the least well on copper, lasting up to four hours, and can survive on cardboard for a day—up to 24 hours. As well as looking at the virus' survival ability on certain things, the team looked at how long the virus can remain active in the air. Tests suggest it can remain in the air for up to three hours, explaining how mass gatherings can lead to multiple infections. This also means it is spread through people's coughs and sneezes in small drops that can remain present in the air and on surfaces. The virus has been difficult to control and has caused a higher number of deaths than the SARS outbreak of 2003. The study's authors say there may be many reasons for this including the rate that asymptomatic carriers can spread the virus before symptoms develop. According to the WHO, it is not known how long the new coronavirus survives on surfaces but it seems that they can survive for several hours and days. The exact amount of time a virus can last depends on conditions like temperature and the amount of water in the air. The WHO states: "If you think a surface may be infected, clean it with soap or something that can kill the virus and protect yourself and others. Clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water. Avoid touching your eyes, mouth, or nose.” 【1】On which thing does the COVID-19 virus have the shortest survival time? A.Copper. B.Plastic. C.Wood. D.Cardboard. 【2】What might be a suggestion to prevent multiple infection? A.Don't cough in public. B.Avoid mass gathering. C.Stay away from virus. D.Don't touch strangers. 【3】Why is the COVID-19 virus difficult to control according to the study's authors? A.Because people know little about this virus. B.Because the weather conditions are changeable. C.Because this virus can survive for a long time D.Because there are some asymptomatic carriers. 【4】What can we infer from the last paragraph? A.It is necessary to clean every surface. B.Cleaning hands can protect your mouth and eyes. C.The COVID-19 can be infected through contact. D.Drinking alcohol can prevent the COVID-19. |
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Humans were made for walking. It's kind to our bodies and great for our waistlines. And best of all, it's a great way to see new things and meet new people! Studies have shown that taking a walk every day significantly reduces your risk for heart disease and high blood pressure.【1】. Maybe you're getting tired of tracing your same old route day after day, or maybe you're new to walking. It's time to accept the idea of walking with a purpose. To get started, sit down with a map and make a plan. Ask yourself, what do you want to get out of walking apart from the health benefits? Do you want to meet other people? See new places? Get out into the wilderness or explore a city?【2】. If walking alone is what you're after, ask about local hikes that get you out of town and into the wilderness or countryside.【3】, call up your friends and schedule walks with them. Ask your friends where they like to walk and go there. 【4】? Then tie on your walking shoes and prepare to get to know the city from the ground up! Many of our great historic cities offer detailed and well-planned walking tours. And small towns generally have a scenic route that will carry you past its best parks, shops and cafes. From the benefits to your heart to your overall happiness, walking is just plain good for you.【5】. Just don't forget the sunscreen, hat, and plenty of water. A.Want to explore a new city. B.Want to improve your image C.So, pick up a map and start walking D.If you have time and are in the right mood E.If making friends and socializing is your goal F.It's also a good way to get fit and to stay in great shape G.Knowing your purpose will help you decide on the type of walk you want to do |
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On December 21, 1943, in the Tanana River valley of Alaska, not far from the Arctic Circle, a warplane crashed. Crane, the only________of the five pilots, was lost in the mountain covered with thick________. ________, he had a few supplies to keep him warm until help arrived. He stayed for a few days hoping the air base would come to his________. In fact, the hunt for him continued several days, but no luck. Crane________that his best-chance of survival was to leave the crash area and________a path out of the mountains downstream. He walked and walked down a stream with great________and there was no sign of________. With each step, he had to push snow aside. Not a single step landed. easily. He________to find a house with a fire and a family after each bent, but bend after bend, it was just more hills. As he blindly________on, a log cabin came into view, where he________cocoa, dried milk, sugar and a box of biscuits. These were________by former mountain climbers on purpose. He then made a sled,________it with food and supplies and moved on. The walk was quite difficult and it took him weeks to find a trail and________it. Finally, 53. days after the________, Crane came back to civilization again. 【1】A.survivor B.helper C.soldier D.climber 【2】A.leaves B.dirt C.snow D.trees 【3】A.Suddenly B.Eventually C.Obviously D.Fortunately 【4】A.place B.rescue C.end D.sense 【5】A.believed B.said C.persuaded D.warned 【6】A.build B.recognize C.clean D.explore 【7】A.speed B.difficulty C.curiosity D.pride 【8】A.turning back B.coming across C.getting out D.passing down 【9】A.happened B.managed C.failed D.wished 【10】A.looked B.walked C.focused D.turned 【11】A.found B.made C.bought D.borrowed 【12】A.discovered B.left C.produced D.chosen 【13】A.mixed B.provided C.connected D.packed 【14】A.crossed B.cut C.followed D.marked 【15】A.crash B.war C.adventure D.winter |
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阅读下面短文，在空白处填入11个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Gray wolves are being saved through all kinds of protective【1】(measure), such as new laws and wildlife preserves. However, to pass the necessary laws and set up preserves, there【2】(need) to be public support for the preservation of gray wolves. The World Conservation Society, points out that wolves【3】(get) a bad reputation over the years. Not only are they regarded as the creatures of nightmares, but they have had strained relationships with humans and more【4】(important) , sheep and cattle, in this area. These bad relationships have resulted 【5】 the killing and near extinction of wolves in the world. Preserving the wolf 'under the Endangered Species Act is an important step in【6】(protect) these animals. Furthermore, gray wolves are slowly being reintroduced to【7】(them) original places by releasing them into wildlife preserves and national parks, like Yellowstone National Park. 【8】next step to preserving, the gray, wolf is to keep it【9】(list) as an endangered species. And then put an end to some laws【10】could harm the gray wolf, such as wolf-hunting season in Minnesota and livestock-related wolf hunting in Oregon. |
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你班每周三的英语课前有一个三分钟演讲活动，请你为下周的演讲写一篇演讲稿，谈一谈良好生活习惯的养成。内容如下： 1.现状分析； 2.你的建议； 3.表达希望。 注意：1.词数80左右； 2.可以适当发挥，以使行文连贯。 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
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阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。 Ever since a 2009 cycling accident put him in a wheelchair, Dan Black of Chepstow, Wales, has had one dream—walking. He has adapted to his limitations, but he longs for the freedom and activity he once had. His mother says he "goes to bed dreaming he can walk and run." Which is why he was excited to learn about cutting edge stem cell research being done in China, and a treatment that could possibly lead to the recovery of his legs. But there are two big problems between Dan and his dream First, the research is so cutting edge that it may be years before the treatment is an actual, real possibility for him. And second is the most practical of all considerations: money. The procedure would doubtless cost tens of thousands of dollars—maybe more. And these are not all for Dan. He lost the use of his legs and his right arm in the accident. He requires around the clock care, so it's hard for him to find a job. His lifestyle is, according to his mother, "terrible". Coming up with the money he will need for those treatments—when and if they are available—was a source of great concern to the young Welshman. Encouraged by love and concern for Dan, friends worked hard through a series of fund-raising activities over a period of five years to get more than 20,000 pounds for the procedure. Dan was moved by this extraordinary kindness and felt he could really start looking toward the day when he could turn his dream of walking again into a reality. Then he heard about Brecon, a 5-year-old who also lives in Chepstow and suffers from spastic diplegia cerebral palsy, which severely limits his ability to walk. Dan learnt that a new surgical procedure being done in the United States could allow the little boy to walk unaided. But the surgery would require more than 60, 000 pounds—money Brecon's parents were having a hard time raising. 注意： 1.续写词数应为150左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 "It appears that Brecon can walk if he gets his operation, but I can't right now." Dan said to himself. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Brecon's parents were greatly moved by Dan's behavior. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ |
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