上海市民办行知高级中学2021-2022学年高二下学期在线检测卷期中考试英语试卷（含答案）

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Listening Cmprehensin
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 what was said. The cnversatins and the 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.
A. She frgt t cntact Mary.B. She left Mary a message.
C. She didn’t answer Mary's call.D. She intended t phne Mary later.
A. The man failed his test.
The man always gets excellent grades.
The man finally fund his ntes.
The man did better than she had expected.
A. Hw the man usually ges t wrk.B. Which bus ges by the man's hme.
C. Where the man's cmpany is lcated.D. Why the man wishes t have a car.
A. He is lking fr a new jb.B. He is a lazy persn.
C. He used t be diligent.D. He has recently lst his jb.
A. She didn’t tell the truth.B. She dubts the man’s cmments.
C. She desn’t like the chicken.D. She had a hard time at the dinner.
A. He was famus.B. He was brave.
C. He was dangerus.D. He was annyed.
A. He desn't remember hw much the grceries cst.
He had frgtten abut the cncert.
The cncert tickets were inexpensive.
He desn't want the wman t give him the mney.
Sectin B (20’)
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne lnger cnversatin, and yu will be asked three questins n each f the passages and the cnversatin. 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.
1. A. 200 yuan.
B. 130 yuan.
C. 600 yuan.
D. 400 yuan.
2. A. Spain.
B. France.
C. Germany.
D. England.
3. A. Supprtive.
B. Neutral.
C. Uncncerned.
D. Negative.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
A. Taking his final exams.B. Ding sme vluntary wrk.
C. Travelling arund Africa.D. Staring a curse at university.
A. Have sme medical training.B. Help the dctrs treat the patients.
C. Organise activities fr the children.D. Take the children ut fr trips.
A. A university degree.B. A birthday gift.
C. Mney saved fr future life.D. Experience f independent life.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing talk.
A. The prblems the Grand Canyn has faced.
The ppularity f the Grand Canyn.
The physical features f the Grand Canyn.
The pllutin caused by the Grand Canyn.
15. A. 44, 000.B. 4, 000, 000.C. 500, 000.D. 5, 000, 000.
A. Restricting the number f visitrs t the Grand Canyn.
Prviding visitrs with free bus services.
Pushing westward the bundary f the Grand Canyn.
Enlarging the parking space fr visitrs.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
A. Increased sales.B. Famus peple’s influence.
C. Sme advertisements.D. Super stars.
A. It’s tuching.B. It’s unusual.
C. It’s effective.D. It’s cnfusing.
A. Direct nes.B. Funny nes.
C. Mving nes.D. Cmplicated nes.
A. It cst t much mney.B. It was meaningless.
C. It might be wrth the price.D. It was special.
Grammar and Vcabulary
Sectin A (15’)
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
Fr the entirety f my adult life, I have tried t avid driving. I culd claim all srts f nble reasns fr this: cncern abut the envirnment, a desire t save mney, the health benefits gained frm walking r biking. But the main reasn is (21) _I’m anxius.
Then came the pandemic. After mre than a year in ur Manhattan neighbrhd, my family f three (22)(lng) fr new surrundings. S, fr the first time in my life, I signed up fr frmal driving lessns.
On that first day, I arrived queasy (心神不定的), muscles tensed and brain (23)high alert. My instructr, hwever, tld me smething that nbdy ever had: “The fear never leaves yu. Yu have t learn t make use f it.”
The idea that I did nt need t cmpletely erase my anxiety was freeing. Having sme anxiety
— especially when (24)(face) with a stressful situatin — is nt necessarily bad and can actually be helpful, experts say.
Accrding t the Yerkes-Ddsn Law, a thery (25)(riginate) frm experiments n mice in the early 20th century, a certain degree f anxiety can help peple anticipate bstacles and stay rganized.
Seth Gillihan, a psychlgist in Philadelphia, used t feel anxius befre starting his wrkday. At the time, he fcused n managing his anxiety (26) examining what was causing it, and eventually realized that the anxiety itself was nt the prblem. As a result, he cut back his clinic hurs and spent additinal time writing and pdcasting, tw f his passins. Nw, Gillihan is grateful that he listened t (27)his bdy was trying t tell him rather than trying t suppress thse feelings.
Furthermre, anxius peple tend t be careful and cautius. They (28)channel thse tendencies int cnscientiusness. Alice Byes, the authr f The Anxiety Tl-kit, was the kind f kid wh was always having tummy aches befre sprts events at schl. (29)she grew up, Byes cntinued t wrry abut things ging wrng, but she als started making cntingency plans (应变计划). Being prepared fr unfreseen events helped t calm her fears and reduce the likelihd f any wrst-case scenaris.
In my case, preparing ahead f time was what eventually gave me the cnfidence t drive upstate. It tk eight driving lessns, a nervus last-minute text t my instructr, and a rental car with advanced safety features. Finally, my family packed up and set ff. “Mama is a driver!” my fur-year-ld daughter exclaimed frm the back seat. “That’s right!” I replied, (30)_ (start) t feel a glimmer f pride. “I am.”
Sectin B (15)
A. influencersB. resists
C. apprachesD. cnfidenceE. headlinesF. racist
G. centers
H. exaggeratedlyI. central
J. ffense
K. respectively
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
I Am What I Am (als knwn as Lin Dance By), a Chinese animated feature released n Dec 17,2021, has fund itself in the eye f a scial-media strm—abut eyes.
The film (31)_ arund three teenagers frm Guangdng prvince wh set ut t master the traditinal lin dance. While ancient culture is (32)t the plt, the setting is very much the real-wrld China f tday. This alne sets the film apart frm mst recent Chinese animated hits: wrks f high fantasy related t mythlgy(神话).
Pushing the realism, the filmmakers pted t give the characters relatively small eyes. The idea
was t break away frm the “beauty standards f nline (33)and filter aesthetic（审美）” and t try “t explre the aesthetic in animatin---frm an angle f reality.” writes The Glbal
Times, paraphrasing prducer Mia Zhang.
Fr sme, thugh, the designs dn’t represent Chinese peple s much as (34) steretypes f them. Viewers have taken t scial media t cndemn the film.
“This is hw Chinese peple were (35)prtrayed during the clnial perid. We’ve been discriminated against fr s lng that this desn’t lk s strange t sme peple” reads ne Weib user cmment. Anther wrte an essay arguing that “narrwed” eyes is a greater (36)
_ t a Chinese persn than imagining a Black persn eating watermeln and fried chicken in the United States. Large eyes are very cmmn in Chinese cg films. Fr Zhang, this reflects absrptin f freign ideas, nt the small eyes his film cntains. The Glbal Times cntinues:
The respnse t “narrwed eyes” f the character shws that we lack aesthetic (37)
_ and ur aesthetic view f animatin has been hmgenized（统一化）given the huge influence f Japanese and American animatin and the selectin f such an rdinary by perfectly depicts his spirit f strength and resistance t life.
I Am What I Am is ppular with thse wh have seen it, earning user scres f 8.3 and 9.5 (38)
_ n film reviewing platfrms Duban and Mayan. Its Chinese bx ffice t date is
164.6 millin yuan, accrding t Entarup.
The questin f racism aside, this cntrversy shws hw (39)t character design can becme deep-rted in the industry, t the pint where even a subtle difference makes (40)
_. We dream f a day, as we’re sure many industry artists and fans d t, when this kind f experimentatin is the nrm.
Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A (15’)
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Can playing t many vide games be a mental health cnditin? In sme circumstances, the Wrld Health Organizatin thinks that it can.
The WHO is t include gaming disrder in its Internatinal Classificatin f Diseases fr the first time. This widely used (41)manual was last updated in 1990, and the latest revised versin f ICD-11 is set t be published and prmted in 2022.
The wrding f the gaming disrder entry that will be included in ICD-11 is yet t be (42)
_, but the draft currently lists a variety f criteria (标准）clinicians culd use t determine whether a persn’s gaming has becme a serius health cnditin. Accrding t this draft, smene has gaming disrder if they give increasing (43)t gaming “t the extent that gaming is thught f as mre imprtant than ther life interests”, that they will cntinue t game (44)
_ negative cnsequences.
Additinally, the draft says that unfavurable gaming behavir will nrmally need t have cntinued fr at least a year befre a persn’s diagnsis can be (45).
“ Health prfessinals need t recgnise that gaming disrder may have serius health cnsequences, "says Vladimir Pznyak at the WHO's Department f Mental Health and Substance Abuse. Mst peple wh play vide games dn’t have a disrder, just like mst peple wh drink alchl dn't have a disrder either. (46), in sme circumstances veruse can lead t negative effects, says Pznyak.
The WHO first began cnsidering gaming disrder as a(n) (47)cnditin a decade
ag. Thrugh cnsultatin with mental health prfessinals, the agency has decided t (48)
_ recgnise gaming disrder in its next manual, but nt ther cnditins linked t(49)
,such as smartphne addictin r internet addictin. “There is simply a lack f evidence that these are real (50)_,” says Pznyak.
It is largely (51)hw wide gaming disrder is. A range f criteria and definitins exist, and estimates f the prprtin f gamers wh have a prblem range frm 0. 2 per cent up t 20 per cent, depending n which study yu read.
“This is a very big difference. The reasn why this wrk is s imprtant is that it will allw
(52)_ f diagnstic criteria acrss the wrld,” says Daria Kuss at Nttingham Trent University in the UK.
But Allen Frances at Duke University in Nrth Carlina (53)that fficial
recgnitin f gaming disrder culd lead t the diagnsis being misapplied. “Tens, perhaps hundreds, f millins f recreatin gamers withut severe impairment(损伤）will likely be (54)
_ and vertreated, "he says.
“Sn we may have calls fr ‘shpping disrder’, ‘wrkahlic disrder’, ‘binge watching disrder’ and my wn persnal favurite ‘beach bum disrder’,” says Frances. “Everything peple are (55)abut can be degraded int fake mental illness.”
Sectin B (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.
41. A. diagnstic
B. gaming
C. analysis
D. user
42. A. maintained
B. applied
C. finalised
D. fllwed
43. A. pleasure
B. assessment
C. assistance
D. pririty
44. A. including
B. despite
C. against
D. regarding
45. A. crrected
B. cnsidered
C. cnfirmed
D. created
46. A. Therefre
B. Besides
C. Hwever
D. Otherwise
47. A. scial
B. medical
C. intellectual
D. critical
48. A. fficially
B. purpsefully.
C. infrmally
D. regularly
49. A. entertainment
B. health
C. technlgy
D. mind
50. A. weaknesses
B. disrders
C. disadvantages
D. prblems
51. A. unknwn
B. wrthless
C. avidable
D. unlimited
52. A. illustratin
B. flexibility
C. recgnitin
D. standardisatin
53. A. pretends
B. wrries
C. suggests
D. wishes
54. A. misused
B. misled
C. mislabelled
D. misunderstd
55. A. curius
B. passinate
C. particular
D. cncerned
(A)
When it cmes t mney, the wrld’s luckiest wman appears t be a 63-year-ld American called Jan Ginther. She has managed t win the jackpt (头奖）fur times, In ttal she has wn ver $20 millin! Experts say that the chances f winning this much are extremely small. Mrs. Ginther's first win was in 1993 when she wn half f the $11 millin first prize f the Texas Lttery. The rest f her mney has cme frm scratch cards. Yu scratch these cards t reveal if yu have a winning cde. They are very ppular, but nt many peple wh buy them win anything. Hwever, Mrs. Ginther wn $2 millin frm a Hliday Millinaire scratch card in 2006 and then she wn anther$3 millin frm a Millins and Millins scratch card in 2008. S she is perhaps lucky with cards as with the lttery. She bught the card frm the Times Market in Bishp, Texas, the lcal farming cmmunity where she used t live.
As a result f these wins, the Times Market in Bishp where Mrs. Ginther bught her card has becme very ppular. There are ften lng queues utside the shp and alng the rad nearby. The shp als receives calls frm peple trying t purchase scratch cards ver the phne, even thugh this is illegal.
Hwever, nt much is knwn abut Mrs. Ginther. Obviusly her private life is very imprtant t her. Even her neighburs have very little t say abut her. Her answering machine says ‘Please d nt leave a message’. She is nw rarely seen in Bishp because she mved away and she nw lives in Las Vegas.
Sun Bae, the wner f Times Market, remembers that Mrs. Ginther bught a new car fr ne f the twn residents, even thugh she herself drives arund in an ld car. Apparently, she als bught a van fr the church. And when she bught her new hme in Las Vegas, she dnated her ld hme in Bishp t charity. ‘She’s helped s many peple,’ Mrs. Bae said.
Accrding t the passage, what is the mst unusual cncerning Mrs. Ginther?
She was luckier with scratch cards than with the lttery.
She wn a large sum f mney frm the lttery and scratch cards
She bught the lttery and the scratch cards at the same place.
She mved away frm where she used t live after she wn the mney.
What can be learned frm the passage abut Mrs. Ginther?
She buys scratch cards ver the phne.B. She is a gd friend f Sun Bae’s.
C. She keeps herself t herselfD. She desn’t have an answering machine.
The last paragraph is intended t.
intrduce the wner f Times Market
shw that Mrs. Ginther was generus
describe several pssible ways t help thers
stress hw much peple in Bishp miss Mrs. Ginther
Which f the fllwing might be the best title f the passage?
A Winning CdeB. Unusual WinsC. Lttery PrizesD. A Lucky Lady
(B)
Amid peple’s passin fr the Winter Olympics in Beijing, an unhappy issue n the day right befre the Valentine’s Day put a damper n the wrldwide event. When fur plicemen were having
a meal utside Starbucks lcated at the ld twn f Ciqiku, Chngqing a shp assistant, hping t make rm fr ther custmers, drve them ut with an inapprpriate chice f wrds, sparking a heated discussin n Weib, ne f China's largest scial media platfrms.
Despite peple’s utrageus disappintment at Starbucks, the chain stre still remains dminant in the cffee market f massive cities such as Shanghai. Husing ver 900 stres, Shanghai tps the list f the number f Starbucks stres with its largest stre in the wrld, Shanghai Rastery, pened n West Nanjing Rad in 2018.
Furthermre, Shanghai als has the reputatin f having mst cffee stres in the wrld.
Varius cffee stres can be accessed in Shanghai. Recmmended are ffered:
The underlined phrase “put a damper n” in Paragraph 1 has a similar meaning t “”.
was clsely related tB. ruined the atmsphere f
C. sparked dissatisfactin withD. was vershadwed by
Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing statements is prbably NOT TRUE?
Int the Wild is nt available in the next seasn.
River view can be enjyed at Manner cffee
*****4.6 ¥26/per persn MANNER
Taste: 4.6 Envirnment: 4.7 Service: 4.5
Mn-Thu08:00-20:30
Fri-Sun08:00-21:30
*****4.4 ¥44/per persn ARABICA
Taste: 43. Envirnment: 4.3 Service: 4.3
Mn-Thu09:00-18:00
Fri-Sun.09:00-19:00
Situated alngside Huangpu River with a giant Panda dll sitting n its rftp, the Xuhui branch stre f Manner Cffee has becme a WeChat mments-wrthy lcatin. Althugh peple will wait a lng time befre tasting the cffee, the tents n the rftp and the landscape are wrth the effrt. Flat white and Panda latte are the mst sught-after cffee
prducts.
Take a walk with yur eyes pen, and yu will find a sun prch at the end f a lane ff Wukang Rad. Bright sunlight is Arabica’s mst pwerful marketing t. Visitrs keep ppping int the cffee shp fr its minimalist interir and Spanish latte. Whever visits this place will be reminded f the saying that gd wine needs n brush. “Cffee” is a better
substitute here, thugh.
*****4.5 ¥57/ per persnO.P.S
Taste: 4.5 Envirnment: 4.2 Service: 4.6
Mn-Sun10:00-18:00
*****4.4 ¥57/persnRALPH'S. Taste: 4.3 Envirnment: 4.3 Service: 4.4
Mn-Fri:09:00-21:00
Sat-Sun10:00-22:00
The Cafe is an pen windw n Taiyuan Rad, ffering nly takeaway cffee fr custmers. The menu, thugh updated seasnally, displays nly five prducts. When custmers get their cffee, they als receive a card bearing its brewing prcess. Verbal intrductins can als be expected frm cffeemakers, stirring a warmer feeling in custmer’ s heart. The winter specials f include int the Wild and Fantasy f the Deep
Frest.
Ralph’s cffee, an expanded business sectr f Ralph Lauren, America's famus clthing brand is a ppular place at Jing’an Kerry Center. It’s the third branch stre pened fllwing Hng Kng and Beijing. The cffee shp sprts its Himalayan salt caramel latte. Apart frm its cffee and cake, peripheral prducts such as fluffy bear dlls, plates, hats are n sale as well. Many peple are deeply attracted by its nstalgic interir as well as its
green and white style.
Cafe staff can tell yu in persn hw they make their cffee.
Spanish latte is mre expensive than Panda latte.
Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
The interir style f Arabica is assciated with a sense f luxury.
Shanghai has the reputatin f having mst Starbucks, Mannel, Arabica stres.
Visitrs are attracted by the ld-fashined style f Ralph’s cffee.
On weekdays, n cffee is served in any f the stres abve after 9 p.m.
(C)
Santrini is a small grup f islands in the Aegean Sea, r eastern Mediterranean, just ver 100 kilmetres nrth f the much larger island f Crete. Once a single, circular mass, the centre f the island has fallen int the sea, leaving a rugh ring cnsisting f Thera, the main island, and sme smaller islands.
Abut tw millin years ag, lava—ht, liquid rck—began t be frced ut in the area f the present-day Akrtiri peninsula(半岛）in the suth f Thera. Over the last 200, 000 years, the island has experienced a cycle in which the creatin f vlcanes frm lava has alternated with large explsive eruptins, f which there have been at least 12 in this perid.
Excavatins (挖掘）n Akrtiri have uncvered evidence f habitatin ging back ver 5, 000 years. 3, 800 years ag, the twn was a prsperus seaprt f the Minan peple, whse civilizatin — centred n Crete — cvered a large area f the eastern Mediterranean. Akrtiri was ne f the main urban centres and prts f the Aegean. It had a ppulatin f abut 30, 000, an
elabrate drainage system and cmplicated buildings, sme f them tw and even three streys high, cntaining wall paintings and furniture.
Abut 3, 650 years ag, the vlcan erupted and threw 30 t 40 cubic kilmetres f lava int the air, in a clumn reaching a height f 36 kilmetres abve the island. With s much lava remved, the vlcan, and the entire centre f the island, cllapsed int the sea, prducing the largest crate
（ 火山口）n Earth. Ash was blwn eastwards, and fell ver a large area f the eastern Mediterranean and Turkey, prbably with a glbal impact n the climate. On Santrini itself, ash was depsited in layers up t 50 metres thick, and Akrtiri was buried under ne t tw metres f it. Tidal waves swept suth t Crete. This eruptin is thught t have brught the Minan civilisatin t a sudden end.
Frtunately, n bdies r mvable bjects have been fund in the ash. There is an assumptin that it was the destructin f this twn that gave rise t the stry f the disastrus fld which engulfed the island natin f Atlantis.
What has happened t Akrtiri ver the last 200, 000 years?
A new vlcan frmed after each eruptin.
The number f vlcanes there has been decreasing.
There was a vlcanic eruptin almst every 1000 years.
It has been sinking and emerging in turn.
The wrd “habitatin” in Paragraph 3 is clsest in meaning t.
the eruptin f vlcanesB. a certain habitual behaviur
C. the act f livingD.an unexpected disaster
What can be inferred frm the passage?
Akrtiri has been thught f as the place where Atlantis used t lie.
The Minan civilizatin disappeared suddenly fr sme unknwn reasn.
Akrtiri is nw a majr prt f the Aegean with a ppulatin f abut 30, 000.
Residents in Akrtiri may have left befre the eruptin f 3, 650 years ag.
What is the passage mainly abut?
The rigin f an ld stry.B. The histry f a vlcan.
C. The reasns fr vlcanic eruptins.D. The cnsequences f vlcanic eruptins.
Sectin C (8’)
Fr example, we cannt test hyptheses that need a supernatural frce.
Hwever, hyptheses cncerning smething supernatural are nt likely t be tested.
Getting cld makes it easier t catch a cld.
Of curse, scientists d nt shw every hypthesis t be false — the imprtant pint is that prving them false is pssible.
This is what actually happened with the hypthesis that taking vitamin C keeps clds away.
This kind f advice cmes in part frm what they knw abut hw ur bdies fight clds.
Directins: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Hyptheses(假设）
The hypthesis is central t each experiment, s we need t knw what hyptheses are and where they cme frm. As we saw earlier, ur friends and family ften give advice abut aviding clds (fr example, the advice t wear a hat r take vitamin C.) (67). Ideas abut “hw things wrk” are called hyptheses. Or, in ther wrds, a hypthesis is an idea t explain ne r mre things we bserve. All f us frm hyptheses abut why things happen. These cme frm ur understanding f the wrld. When a mther tells her children t wear warm clthes, her advice cmes frm the fllwing hypthesis: (68)_. Hyptheses in bilgy cme frm knwing hw the bdy and ther bilgical systems wrk, ur experiences in similar situatins, what we knw abut ther scientific research, and lgical thinking. Our creative minds als help.
A scientific hypthesis must be falsifiable. That is, yu must be able t imagine a way t shw that it is false, such as by giving an example shwing that it is wrng. Fr instance, think abut the hypthesis that yu get mre clds in cld weather. We culd lk at ne grup f peple wh spend time in cld temperatures and anther grup wh stay in warm temperatures. If bth grups get the same number f clds, the hypthesis might be false. S, this hypthesis is falsifiable. (69)
. This is why persnal pinins, such as “It is wrng t cheat n exams”, are nt scientific — each persn has a different idea abut right and wrng. It is impssible t falsify persnal pinins.
Hyptheses must als be testable. This means it must be pssible t check them by seeing r measuring things. Nt all hyptheses are testable. (70). If smething is supernatural, it des nt fllw the laws f nature, and we cannt predict its behavir: we can't
measure anything abut it.
Fill in the blanks with prper wrds. (15’)
Yu can hardly imagine the truble we had(keep) in tuch with him again?
Such a bkahlic is she that she always has her head_ (bury) in a bk.
I smetimes feel like(scream) with frustratin.
Why bther(ask) if yu’re nt really interested?
Natinwidelcalelectinsarescheduledfrnextmnth,exceptindisaster-
(strike) areas, where they will be pstpned up t six mnths.
Starting in 1998，when the banks were n the verge f(在崩溃的边缘)，the gvernment authrized spending nearly $600 billin t shre them up.
During the lckdwn, fd（捐赠的食物）have pured in frm all ver the cuntry.
At this pint,frm the area (从该地区撤离) is the better prtective actin t take.
I clearlywith（与…同感，共情，产生共鸣）the peple wh live in thse severely disadvantaged neighbrhds.
Heint uncnsciusness (逐渐失去意识) and passed away the next day.
Translatin (20’)
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
李教授安排了他的助手到机场接他的新同事。（arrange） 4’
提及教导孩子慷慨，最好的办法是让他们积极参与筹划慈善活动。（invlve）4’
在购买公寓时, 人们往往会考虑像价格、户型、地段、周边环境和物业管理等因素。
(accunt)6’
当你被要求做报告时，你可能会紧张不安，手可能会出汗，但这些都是良性压力的标志
——这种压力可以帮助你完成工作，激励你做好充分准备。(inspire) 6’