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1. What des the wman hurry t d?
A．G t the classrm.
B．Catch the bus.
C．G up ne flr.
C．It makes her have n appetite.
C．Ten.
2. What des the wman think f the medicine?
A．It desn’t wrk.
B．It makes her tired.
3. Hw many ckies were left?
A．Three.
B．Fur.
4. What may the speakers d next?
A．Have a cnference.
B．Exchange seats.
B．At the man’s hme.
C．Take the fight.
5. Where might the speakers be?
A．In a library.
C．In a supermarket.
6. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What des the wman like abut the ld design?
A．The red walls.
B．The pian.
C．The flr.
【小题2】What will the speakers d next?
A．Play the pian.
B．Have smething t eat.
C．Enjy the live music.
7. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What are the speakers ding?
A．Having a party.
B．Travelling t France.
B．Her friend.
C．Watching a mvie.
C．Her father.
【小题2】Wh is the wman speaking t?
A．Her brther.
8. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】Hw did the man feel in the HR department?
A．He felt sad.
B．He felt wrried.
C．He felt much better.
C．Three weeks.
【小题2】Hw lng did the man stay in Paris?
A．Fur years.
B．Tw years.
【小题3】Why did the man want t jin Bransn Labs?
A．Keep his prmise.
B．See his father.
C．Interview the wman.
9. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】Hw much d three ckes usually cst?
A．＄ 1.
B．＄ 2.
C．＄ 6.
【小题2】Why des the wman need t save mney?
A．She has t g t Harvard.
B．She is still a student at schl.
C．She is ut f wrk.
【小题3】What d we knw abut the man?
A．He desn’t care abut the wman.

B．He has a jb in anther cmpany.
C．He needs t find a new jb sn.
【小题4】What will the wman d?
A．Take the man’s advice.
B．Study business at Harvard.
C．Apply fr a jb at the stre.
10. 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the speaker’s identity?
A．A news reprter.
B．A hstess.
C．A sngwriter.
C．Pp singers.
C．Mre than 200.
C．Write a sng.
【小题2】Wh is the cmpetitin designed fr?
A．Music lvers.
B．Sngwriters.
【小题3】Hw many peple tk part in the cmpetitin this year?
A．Less than 100.
【小题4】What will Maryanne d fr the audience?
A．Make a speech. B．Sing a sng.
B．Less than 200.
11. Farmers’ markets are prving ppular destinatins — particularly fr yung peple — as they shwcase a city’s authentic
custms and traditins.
Xi’an: Jiangumen Market
Lcated at the eastern end f the city wall in Xi’an, Shaanxi prvince, Jiangumen Market has a histry f mre than 20 years. The
grund flr features abundant supplies f neatly arranged fruit and vegetables. Visitrs’ purchases f fresh prduce are prcessed n
the secnd flr, while the third flr has been transfrmed int an art exhibitin hall cmplete with tall fiberglass windws that allw
plenty f sunlight. Peple can enjy varius themed art exhibitins here.
Opening time: 8:30 — 18:00
Beijing: Sanyuanli Market
An interest in cking is likely t be inspired by wandering thrugh this market in Chayang district, Beijing. Established in 1992, it
ffers a wide range f fresh vegetables, meat and fruit, and specialty ingredients frm arund the wrld. The market can meet the needs
f mst custmers frm neighbring cmmunities t five-star htels. Mrever, numerus stall wners are skilled in freign languages.
Opening time: 9:00 — 19:00
Shanghai: Wuzhng Market
Wuzhng Market has a histry f tw r three decades, during which it has undergne many transfrmatins. And it repened t
the public in 2019. Many lcals’ favrite fd, ranging frm Chngming rice frm Shanghai, Zhushan seafd frm Zhejiang prvince,
mushrms frm Yunnan prvince, and sme trpical fruits frm Sutheast Asia, can be fund here. There are als varius semi-finished
prduce and cked fd.
Opening time: 7:00 — 18:30
Harbin: Dali Fd Market
Dali Fd Market, funded in 1902, is ne f the thirteen majr markets in China. This tw-flr utlet cvers 130,000 square
meters and it takes half a day t fully explre what it has t ffer. Lcal bread bigger than a human head, red sausages and steaming
prk stew all prmise t satisfy visitrs’ taste buds. Many lcals ften drag alng their suitcases t buy grceries.
Opening time: 8:00 — 18:00
【小题1】What makes Jiangumen Market different frm the thers?
A．Peple can buy all kinds f fresh vegetables here.
B．Peple can see lts f art exhibitins n the third flr.
C．This market has the lngest pening time.
D．Peple always draw their suitcases t buy grceries.
【小题2】What d Sanyuanli Market and Wuzhng Market have in cmmn?
A．They bth sell fruit frm freign cuntries.
B．Yu can buy cked fd in the tw markets.
C．The sellers can speak freign languages.
D．Visitrs’ purchases can be prcessed here.

【小题3】Which market has the lngest histry?
A．Jiangumen Market.
B．Sanyuanli Market.
D．Dali Fd Market.
C．Wuzhng Market.
12. Adams Cassinga has had many identities: Refugee（难民）. Jurnalist. Mining cnsultant. And nw defender f wildlife. He fights
fr wildlife in the Demcratic Republic f the Cng （DRC）.
As a child, he was attracted by animals — grillas lived in the frests utside his hmetwn f Bukavu in the DRC — but his path t
cnservatin was circuitus（曲折的）. In the mid-1990s, civil war sent him t Suth Africa, where fr a time he struggled t survive.
Later he fund jbs in jurnalism and then mining.
One day, while flying t a gld mine in nrtheastern Cng, Cassinga lked dwn n the green cannpy（树冠） near Garamba
Natinal Park. There were armed grups, pachers（偷猎者）, and black-market prfiteers perating in the cuntry’s parks. Then he
decided t change curse. S in 2013, he started Cnserv Cng, a grup f undercver investigatrs — including plice fficers,
pliticians, and students — wh track wildlife criminals. In 2017, fur years after Cnserv Cng was first registered, Cassinga made his
first arrest, wrking alngside the authrities. The nn-prfit nw has wrked n mre than 6,000 criminal cases, rescued hundreds f
rare animals.
“If we want ur children t see these animals, we have t d it,” Cassinga says. “Other peple cme as part f their jb, but it’s
nt their duty t prtect what’s urs.”
Tday, Cnserv Cng has a renewable five-year partnership with the state envirnmental agency, Cng Institute fr Nature
Cnservatin （ICCN）, which is in the charge f the envirnment ministry. Cassinga places great value in winning ver the hearts and
minds f the plice. fficers he wrks with: “They need t understand the reasn behind what we d. We have t turn them int nature
lvers. They can nly prtect what they knw and lve.” he says.
【小题1】Why was Cassinga’s jurney t be a cnservatr s winding?
A．He was attracted by animals when he was a child.
B．He was frced t be a defender f wildlife.
C．He changed his jbs fr many times befre.
D．He culdn’t g back t his cuntry because f war.
【小题2】What made Cassinga start Cnserv Cng?
A．He wanted t prtect wildlife in the cuntry.
B．He wanted t realize his dream as a bss.
C．He wanted t wrk with plice fficers and pliticians.
D．He wanted t turn peple int nature lvers.
【小题3】Which f the fllwing can best describe Cassinga’s persnality?
A．Careful and brave.
B．Easyging and cautius.
D．Generus and kind.
C．Determined and respnsible.
【小题4】What’s the text mainly abut?
A．Illegal grups in the DRC killed rare animals.
B．Adams Cassinga and rare animals in the DRC.
C．Cnserv Cng wrked n criminal cases.
D．Adams Cassinga, a fighter fr wildlife in the DRC.
13. In 2005, IT technician Sujay Nazareth suddenly felt thirsty all the time. The 25 year ld began lsing weight withut trying, and
he was tired n matter hw much sleep he gt. Nazareth described his issues t his GP, wh rdered a bld test. The test revealed he
had type 2 diabetes（糖尿病）.
But it wasn’t a diagnsis he wanted t deal with, s he didn’t. It wasn’t until his daughter was brn in 2016 that he decided it
was finally time t tackle his disease. “It just struck me that I need t start taking care f myself.” he says. He wuld rather he’d
started sner.
A type 2 diabetes diagnsis means yur bdy isn’t prducing enugh insulin （the hrmne that cntrls the amunt f sugar in
yur bld） r isn’t able t use the insulin that it prduces. T much sugar in yur bldstream puts yur rgans, nerves and bld
vessels at risk. Diabetes can reduce yur lifespan by anywhere frm 5 t 15 years. Accrding t diabetes authrities, the disease is a
glbal prblem. Sutheast Asians nw make up 20 percent f the 450 millin diabetes sufferers glbally; many live in Indnesia,

Malaysia, Singapre and Thailand. Nearly ne in tw adults （46.5 percent） with diabetes is yet t be diagnsed. These numbers are
due t the fact that we’re sitting and living lnger.
Sme studies shwed that besity and family histry are the main reasns f type 2 diabetes. “In my pinin, the primary cause f
type 2 diabetes is the natural aging prcess,” says Dr. Tm Ellitt, an endcrinlgist and medical directr in Vancuver. “As yu get
lder, yur hair ges grey, yur skin wrinkles and yur cells dn’t reprduce as quickly.”
Still, a diabetes diagnsis isn’t as serius as it was even five years ag. Thanks t new treatments and technlgy, nt t mentin
the prspect f additinal breakthrughs, many specialists believe we may sn have the science t beat diabetes.
【小题1】What can we learn frm the first tw paragraphs?
A．Nazareth didn’t have enugh water and sleep.
B．Nazareth wished he had taken care f himself.
C．Nazareth was trying t lse weight.
D．Nazareth knew his disease until 2016.
【小题2】Which f the fllwing statements abut type 2 diabetes is TRUE?
A．It can reduce the amunt f sugar in the bld.
B．It can help prduce enugh insulin.
C．It can damage peple’s rgans and nerves.
D．It can quicken the natural aging prcess.
【小题3】Why d peple get diabetes accrding t Dr. Tm Ellitt?
A．Because smene in their family has ever had this illness.
B．Because their physical functins are gradually declining.
C．Because they tend t put n weight mre rapidly.
D．Because they experience mre pressure in their lives.
【小题4】What’s the attitude f the specialists twards beating diabetes?
A．Psitive.
B．Negative.
C．Indifferent.
D．Dubtful.
14. The Wuyishan Natinal Park, knwn fr its amazing landscapes and respected tea industry, has taken significant steps t
safeguard its traditinal tea heritage and industry, while using technlgical advances t raise the incmes f lcal peple.
Hme t ne f China’s largest and mst diverse subtrpical frests, Wuyi Muntain is the nly place in the cuntry where Wuyi
rck tea is grwn. In the 18th century, Wuyi rck tea was the mst ppular tea in Eurpe. Hwever, illegal land reclamatin（开垦） f
tea muntains and the destructin f plant resurces damaged the envirnment in the area arund Wuyi Muntain.
Then the Wuyishan Natinal Park was established in 2021, as ne f the first bat ch f China’s natinal parks. The park authrities
have cperated with tea experts t make up a strategy fr the imprvement f the Wuyi Muntain tea industry and bidiversity.
“In rder t better prtect the frest, we must respect and preserve the existing areas fr the lcals t plant and live n, but further
expansin has been restricted.” said Huang Zhimin, a researcher with the park’s management bureau.
Ec-friendly plantatins that use the “tea frest” and “tea grass” mdels have been intrduced t the park. Mrever, the
authrities prvide farmers with free seedlings（幼苗） f precius brad-leaved trees like nanmu. This practice nt nly prtects lcal
bidiversity, but als imprves the quality f the tea.
The Wuyishan Natinal Park’s authrities have been wrking with tea experts t imprve prductin and quality thrugh the use f
innvative technlgical methds. A lcal farmer said: “In the past, we lacked knwledge f scientific tea field management, which
resulted in teas f average quality that were nly suitable fr basic daily cnsumptin. Nw, with the help f scientific appraches, the
quality f ur teas has rise n significantly.”
【小题1】What was the Wuyishan Natinal Park intended fr?
A．T attract mre turists t cme here.
B．T examine innvative technlgical methds.
C．T aruse the awareness f prtecting the bidiversity.
D．T prmte the ec - envirnment and tea quality.
【小题2】What des the underlined phrase in paragraph 5 mean?
A．Asking the authrities fr help.
B．Decreasing land reclamatin f tea muntains.
C．Using ec-friendly plantatins.
D．Grwing all the brad-leaved trees.

【小题3】What can be inferred accrding t the lcal farmer?
A．They benefit a lt frm the turism f the natinal park.
B．The quality f their teas are much better than befre.
C．The scientific appraches make n difference t them.
D．Their knwledge f tea field management is the best.
【小题4】Where is the text mst prbably taken frm?
A．A nvel.
B．A medical bk.
D．A magazine.
C．A turist brchure.
15. Aplgizing is hw we live in peace with thers, yet few f us knw hw t d it well — and nt defensively. Just as ften,
aplgies dn’t happen at all ut f fear that they’ll be uncmfrtable r ineffective. 【小题1】 They help slidify（使变稳固）
relatinships and mend trust, bth f which can lwer stress and imprve mental health. If yu’re ready fr yur fault, here are fur key
s t aplgizing well.
1.
【小题2】
Aplgies are better late than early, says Cindy Hantz, a scial psychlgist wh has researched hw timing influences aplgy
effectiveness. “What we fund is that peple usually tend t ffer an aplgy as sn as pssible,” she says. “It’s an effrt t shut
the whle incident dwn. Yu can’t deliver an effective aplgy until the injured persn believes that yu fully understand what yu
did wrng. If the aplgy cmes befre that, it’s nt ging t be seen as sincere.”
2. Accept respnsibility.
Why shuld yu aplgize if yu’re bth at fault?
【小题3】
“But I like t encurage peple t really fcus n taking
respnsibility fr the parts f the cnflict that they’re respnsible fr.” Schumann says. Calling attentin t the fact that we’re als
hurt is nrmal, but save it fr later n in the cnversatin.
3. Be clear abut hw yu plan t repair things.
One f the cre elements f an aplgy is making reparatins. That will be pssible in a direct way: Yu brke their favrite
wineglass? Buy them a new ne. Spilled cffee n their new dress? Pay fr the dry cleaning.
【小题4】
It’s imprtant fr the
ther persn t hear that this is nt ging t cntinue... and they can trust yu t imprve yur behavir in the future.
4. Dn’t expect frgiveness.
An aplgy is a starting pint. Particularly with severe faults, the persn wrnged will ften need time and space t heal. Schumann
suggests saying like this: “I understand this isn’t ging t fix everything, and I want t cntinue t d whatever I can t make up fr
my mistake. I hpe that even if yu’re nt ready t frgive me,
A．Dn’t rush int it.
【小题5】
”
B．Start with specific wrds.
C．it’s imprtant nt t pressure them.
D．That’s exactly the prblem many peple struggle with.
E．yu’re pen t wrking with me t get us t a pint where we can mve frward.
F．Smetimes yu can’t repair what’s happened, but yu can think abut the relatinship mving frward.
G．But sincere aplgies bring a hst f benefits t the persn delivering the message and the ne receiving it.
16. News came that Zu Jiaqi and Qiu Xiuping
Brn in 2001, Zu Jiaqi was by a Hangzhu City team cach in the furth grade. And then she started her
Just tw years later, she wn her first gld medal at the Hangzhu City Games.
the first gld f the Hangzhu Asian Games n Sunday.
jurney.
Rwing rules prhibit the use f
. Her hands endured（忍受） lng-term rubbing against the ars（船桨）,
blisters
her
and bleeding. Smetimes, with blistered hands, she had t cntinue training the next day withut them fully healing. And
hands were cvered with calluses（老茧） ver time.
his deep cncern fr her, her father cntinued t encurage her t be
. Inthis way, Zu Jiaqi advanced frm the city
entered the natinal team in 2022.
team t the Zhejiang prvince wmen’s lightweight rwing team in 2018. And finally she
She has gained
at the Natinal Rwing Champinships. And in 2021, she wn the gld in the same
Champinships. Later, she cntinued t perfrm
The du（组合） is nw firmly reaching the highest step f the pdium at next summer’s Paris Olympics. “As we earned
t the 2024 Olympics, with the help f ur caches, at the wrld champinships, ur next gal is claiming the title in Paris,”
natinal gld medals: in 2020, as part f the
team, she wn the wmen’s lightweight 2,000 meters
at the Natinal Spring Rwing
at the natinal level, winning several mre champinships.
ur

said Qiu.
【小题1】
A．caught
【小题2】
B．rbbed
C．claimed
C．rescued
C．diving
D．limited
A．discvered
【小题3】
B．mastered
B．swimming
B．shes
D．invested
D．rwing
A．running
【小题4】
A．glves
C．hat
D．sunglasses
D．adapting t
D．unfrtunately
D．If
【小题5】
A．respnding t
【小题6】
B．leading t
B．ultimately
B．Since
C．accrding t
C．entirely
C．Despite
C．cnfident
C．smthly
C．cuntless
C．natinal
C．structure
C．badly
A．usually
【小题7】
A．Because
【小题8】
A．enthusiastic
【小题9】
B．bjective
B．difficultly
B．multiple
B．urban
D．strng
A．accurately
【小题10】
A．less
D．apparently
D．mre
【小题11】
A．prvincial
【小题12】
A．chart
D．rural
B．substance
B．nrmally
B．determined t
B．license
D．categry
D．cmmnly
D．appealed t
D．ticket
【小题13】
A．excellently
【小题14】
A．insisted n
【小题15】
A．ability
C．devted t
C．reputatin
17. 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Smth and multifunctinal, Xuan paper is knwn as the “Paper f Ages”.
【小题1】
the term Xuan paper first appeared
was in On Famus Paintings thrugh the Ages, a bk written by Zhang Yanyuan. In this bk, he described Xuan paper as
【小题
2】
ideal carrier fr calligraphy and paintings.
Handmade Xuan paper frm Jingxian cunty, Anhui prvince, was listed as a tribute（贡品） fr
【小题3】
（it） best quality
during the perid. Making Xuan paper is extremely
prcedures tgether with rice straw ver the three years
Even fr the mst skilled craftsman, 【小题6】
【小题4】
（demand）. Sandalwd bark（檀香树皮） ges thrugh 108
【小题5】
it can transfrm int sme fine Xuan paper.
（master） all the steps wuld hardly be pssible. Different prprtins（比
例） f bar k t straw during paper-making prcess can create a
expressin in paintings r calligraphy. Xuan paper 【小题8】
9】 （like） ther frms f paper, it is very resistant t damage brught by time. It is the durability（耐用性） that has made the
【小题7】
（vary） f canvases（画布） best suited fr artistic
（accmpany） Chinese pets fr thusands f years.
【小题
preservatin f many valuable wrks frm ancient China pssible.
Paper-making is a crystallizatin f wisdm f the ancient Chinese. Xuan paper is
making.
【小题10】
（true） the peak f paper-
18. 假如你是李华，上周末参观了一场机器人展，你的朋友Bb对此很感兴趣，写信向你询问机器人展上的一些细节。请你给他写一封回信，和他介
绍一下你最感兴趣的机器人。内容包括：
1.该机器人的特点；
2.你对该机器人的看法。

注意：
1.词数80左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Bb,
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li hua
19. 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。
Lking ver the tp f the bk, I glanced acrss at the new girl named Rchelle. She nly jined ur class at the beginning f the
week. It must be hard starting a new schl in the middle f the year.
At last, the bell went fr the end f the day. I sptted Rchelle running twards a tall wman wh must be her mum. Then I saw a
surprising thing. Rchelle’s mum was waving her arms rund and making shapes with her fingers, and Rchelle was ding the same
with hers. It was like they were talking t each ther with their hands. Oh, culd her mther be deaf? My mind was filled with questins.
The next day, I was reading this week’s wrds when I felt a tap (轻拍) n my shulder. I lked up and Rchelle was standing in
frnt f me. “Shall we test each ther?” she asked, pinting t my spelling bk.
“Yes, f curse,” I replied. But I was still wndering hw t ask the questins that had been tumbling (翻腾) arund in my head
since yesterday.
“S, um, that hand thing yu did with yur mum…”
“Signing.”
“Yeah, signing. Is it because she’s, um, deaf?”
“Yes, bth my parents are deaf, s I cmmunicate with them thrugh sign.”
“Oh, I’m srry. That must be really difficult.” I culd tell by the frwn n Rchelle’s face that I’d said smething wrng, but I
didn’t knw what. “S, did yur parents need smene t help them lk after yu when yu were a baby?”
“Of curse nt,” Rchelle gt annyed. “Why wuld being deaf mean they can’t lk after me? Being deaf desn’t mean
they’re stupid,” she was almst shuting. “In fact, they’re much cleverer than mst peple I knw.” Hearing that, I gt bet all ver. I
didn’t say her parents were stupid. But befre I culd explain, the bell went and she strde (阔步行走) ut f the classrm. I hurried
after her, but when I tried t speak t her, she kept her back t me as if I were her enemy.
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After schl, I saw Rchelle and her mther mving their hands quickly.
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All f a sudden, Rchelle was cming ver t me, with her eyes watery and red.
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