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2.Whoisthewomanprobablytalkingto? A.Monday. B.Thursday. C.Friday.
A.Herfriend. B.Hercoach. C.Herbrother. 16.WhatdoesLindaaskthemantodo?
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A.Areporter. B.Ateacher. C.Awriter.
5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
18.Whatdidthecoachmandooutsidethetheater?
A.Themanssister. B.Apet. C.Anaccident.
A.Hereadabook. B.Helookedafterthehorse. C.Heenjoyedthesnow.
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6.WhatdoweknowaboutJane? B.Readasmanybooksaswecan.
A.Shelostherumbrella. B.Shecantgototheparty. C.Sheisfinenow. C.Begratefulforwhatwehave.
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书书书3"4* XY(789,)*50*) Despitetheloss,Zhengsperformancethisseasonhasbeenimpressive,highlightedbyherdeep
3’9(715:;;<:;2.5*,)*37.5*) runsinmajortournamentsandherhistoricOlympicgoldmedalintheParis2024SummerOlympics.
XY=fgh,E<;GHIA、B、C、DeDK2FKLMNK2。 ShebecamethefirstAsianbornplayertoclaimgoldinatennissingleseventattheOlympicsin
A August.ShewillreturntoChinatopreparefortheChinaOpeninBeijingandWuhanOpeninHubei
ExplorersCamp Province,stillaimingtoqualifyfortheWTAFinals.
·Fulldaycampforkidsaged5-13. Ifsheshouldqualify,shewouldbecomethefirstChineseplayertoreachtheWTAFinalssince
·Monday-Friday,July8-26,9a.m.-4p.m. LiNa,markinganothersignificantmilestoneinhercareer.LiuYu,aBeijingbasedsports
Week1-July8-12
commentator,notedthatZhengsOlympicsuccesshashadabigimpactontennisinChina,inspiring
Week2-July15-19
anewgenerationofplayersandfans.TheWTAofficiallycongratulatedZhengonitsSinaWeibo
Week3-July22-26
account,celebratingherachievementsin2024,includingtheAustralianOpenrunnerup,Olympic
·Registerforasingleweekormultipleweeks.
goldmedal,andreachingthequarterfinalsoftheUSOpen.“AlthoughZhengdidnotprogressfurther
·Fees:(cid:141)365perweek.
attheUSOpen,shehasrecordedherbestperformanceinGrandSlanswithinasingleseason,”read
·Thelastdaytocancelregistrationandreceiveafullrefund((cid:142)(cid:143))isJune15.
thepost.
CampStructure
Chinesenetizensapplaudedhereffortsonsocialmedia,sayingthatZhengalreadydidagood
Thedayisdividedintotwothematicsessionsperagegroup.Campershaveathreehourmorning
jobovercomingthetirednessfromcontinuouscompetitionsaftertheOlympics.Zhengsaidafterthe
classengagingwithamorningtheme(9a.m.to12noon)andaonehourlunchbreak,followedby
gamethatshecouldhavedonebetterbuthertightschedulesincetheOlympicshadleftherwith
anotherthreehourclassengagingwithanafternoontheme(1p.m.to4p.m).Snackperiodsare
limitedpreparationtime.SheexpressedenthusiasmforcompetinginChina,hopingformoretimeto
heldthroughouttheday.Allcampersshouldbringtheirownbaggedlunchandsnacks.
preparefortheupcomingtournaments.
CampContent
Atthesametime,ChinasZhangShuaiandKristinaMladenovicfromFranceadvancedtothe
ExplorersCamporganizesengagingarts,historyandsciencerelatedactivitiesineveryclass,
womensdoublessemifinalsoftheUSOpen,defeatingEllenPerezandNicoleMelicharMartinez.
andfocusesonarangeoftopicsthatemphasizeactivelearning,explorationand,mostofall,fun!All
TheywillfacethethirdseedsTaylorTownsendandKaterinaSiniakovaonThursday.
campsessionsarecreatedwithageappropriateactivitiesthataretailoredtothemultiplewaysthat
24.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“wassentpacking”inParagraph1mean?
kidslearn.
A.waspromoted B.wasforcedout
CampStaff
C.wassentonatrip D.waspackedfortravel
Campersenjoyastafftochildratiorangingfrom1:4to1:7dependingontheagegroup.
25.Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlyfocuson?
Instructorsarepassionateeducatorswhoareexpertsintheirfieldsandhaveundergonetraininganda
A.ZhengQinwensfutureplans.
backgroundcheck.
B.ZhengQinwenslossintheUSOpen.
21.Onwhichofthefollowingdatescanyoucancelyourregistrationwithafullrefund?
C.ZhengQinwensOlympicgoldmedal.
A.June12. B.June22. C.July19. D.July26.
D.ZhengQinwensoutstandingachievementsthisseason.
22.Howarecampersdividedintodifferentgroups?
26.WhyisLiuYuscommentmentionedinthepassage?
A.Bygender. B.Bynationality. C.Byinterest. D.Byage.
23.Howmanyhoursofclasswillyouhavealtogetherifyouregisterforasingleweek? A.Tocomparedifferentopinions.
A.15. B.21. C.30. D.42. B.TopraiseZhengQinwensinsight.
B C.TostressZhengQinwensOlympicimpact.
ChinasZhengQinwenconcludedthisyearsGrandSlamd((cid:144)(cid:145)(cid:146))journeywithaUSOpen D.TofurtherintroduceZhengQinwensbackground.
quarterfinal((cid:147)D(cid:148)’(cid:149)(cid:150))defeattoArynaSabalenkaonWednesday.The21yearoldZheng 27.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesZhengQinwen?
wassentpackingaftera1-6,2-6defeat.ItwasZhengsthirdlossinarowtotheBelarusianafter A.Talentedbuttired. B.Popularbutstressed.
finishingasrunnerupinJanuarysAustralianOpen. C.Youngandambitious. D.Confidentandsatisfied.
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“Whyiseverysuperheromovieanoriginstory?”complainedEntertainmentWeeklyfilmcritic Anewstudyfindsyoungeradultslookandfeelolderonstressfuldays.“Substantialresearch
tellsusstressmakesolderadultsfeeltheirage,orevenfeelolderthantheyactuallyare,”says
AdamMarkovitzafterseeingatrailer((cid:151)(cid:152)(cid:153))forthissummersManofSteel.Perhapswelove
psychologyprofessorShevaunNeupert,thecorrespondingauthorofthenewstudy.“Andthe
originstories,Markovitzsuggested,becausethey“showtheexactmomentwhenanormalguygoes
literaturetellsusthatwhenseniorsfeelolderthantheyactuallyare,itisassociatedwithmany
frombeingjustlikeustobeingsomehowbetter,faster,stronger.”
negativehealthoutcomes.However,thereislittleresearchexaminingthisissueinyoungeradults.
Itendtodisagree.Ithinkoriginstoriesshowusnothowtobecomesuperbuthowtobeheroes,
Thisworkmaybeparticularlytimely,asstressresearchersareseeinganincreaseintheamountof
choosingotherpeoplesneedsoverthepursuitofonesownwealthandpower.Ivelearnedthis
stressyoungeradultsareexperiencingnow.”
throughhundredsofconversationsatcomicbookmeetings,wherefanshavebeenremarkablyhonest
Thestudycovered107youngeradultsbetweentheagesof18and36,whocompleteddetailed
abouttheirlivesandtheinspirationtheydrawfromsuperherostories. dailysurveysforeightcontinuousdays.Thesurveysweredesignedtocapturehowmuchstressthey
Ivefoundthatsuperheroesgothroughthreetypesoflifechangingexperiencesthatwecan wereexperiencingeachday,howmuchcontroltheyfelttheyhadovertheirlivesthatday,andhow
relateto.Thefirstistrauma((cid:154)(cid:155)),whichliesattheheartofBatmansoriginstory,inwhichBruce oldtheyfeltandlookedonthatday.
“Thekeyfindingwasthatondayswhenstudyparticipantsreportedexperiencinghigherlevels
Waynecommitshimselftofightingcrimeafterseeinghisparentskilled.Inreallife,manypeople
ofstressthantheynormallydid,theyalsoreportedlookingandfeelingolder,”Neupertsays.
experience“stresscausedgrowth”afteratraumaanddeterminetohelpothers.
“However,thiswasonlytrueondayswhenstudyparticipantsalsoreportedfeelingthattheyhadless
Thesecondlifechangingforceisdestiny((cid:156)(cid:157)).ConsiderBuffytheVampireSlayer,abouta
controlovertheirlivesthantheynormallydid.Besides,boththelevelsofstressandthelevelsof
normalteenagerwhodiscoversshesthe“ChosenOne”—bornwithsupernaturalpowerstofight
controlwererelative.”
demons.Buffyisunwillingtoacceptherdestiny,yetshethrowsherselfintohernewjob.
“Foronething,thistellsusthatthephenomenonofstressmakingpeoplefeelolderisnot
Lastly,therespurechance,whichtransformedayoungSpiderMan,whowasusinghispowerfor limitedtoolderadults,”Neupertsays.“Itsalsoimportantbecauseweknowthatexperiencingstress
selfish(=(cid:158)7)purposesuntilhisbelovedunclewaskilledbyastreetthug.SpiderMansheroism overtimecanhavenegativeeffectsandthatpeoplegenerallyreportincreasinglevelsofstressasthey
isanexampleofhowrandomnegativeeventscausemanyofustoreflectonourlivesandchoosea movefromyoungadulthoodtomidlife.Iftheseyoungpeoplearealreadyexperiencinghistorically
differentpath. highlevelsofstressfortheirage,andthatstressisaffectinghowoldtheyfeel,itwillbeimportantfor
ustopaycloseattentiontothemarkersweusetoassessstressrelatedphysicalandmentalhealthfor
Attheirbest,superherooriginstoriesinspireusandprovidemodelsofcopingwithdifficulties,
thisgeneration.”
findingmeaninginlossandtrauma,discoveringourstrengthsandusingthemforgoodpurpose.
32.WhydidNeupertcarryoutthestudy?
(Wearingacapeortightsisnotamust.)
A.Tofillagapinexistingresearch. B.Tocorrectpreviousmisunderstandings.
28.HowdidAdamMarkovitzfeelabouteverysuperheromoviebeinganoriginstory?
C.Toimprovethelivingconditionsofadults.D.Tohelpseniorstounderstandyoungeradults.
A.Surprised. B.Disappointed. C.Fascinated. D.Inspired.
33.Whatresearchmethodwasmainlyusedinthestudy?
29.WhatexperienceledBruceWaynetobecomeahero? A.Literaturereview. B.Scientificobservations.
A.Sufferingfromgreatstress. B.Fightingcrimewithgreatdevotion. C.Surveydataanalysis. D.Psychologicalexperiments.
C.RelatingtoBatmansoriginstory. D.Witnessinghisparentsbeingkilled. 34.WhichcanbeinferredfromParagraph3?
A.Adultsareespeciallysubjecttostress.
30.WhatdidBuffydoaftershefoundherdestiny?
B.Stressimpactsdependonperceivedcontrol.
A.Shecouldntwaittoacceptherrole. B.Sheusedherpowerforselfishpurposes.
C.Livinganabnormallifemakespeoplelookolder.
C.Sherefusedtotakeontheresponsibility. D.Shecommittedherselftoherroleeventually.
D.Beingunderotherscontrolcanharmoneshealth.
31.Accordingtotheauthor,whydopeopleloveoriginstories?
35.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?
A.Becausetheyinspireustoputothersbeforeourselves.
A.Stressisspeedingoldpeoplesagingprocess.
B.Becausetheylieattheheartofeverysuperheromovie.
B.Stresslevelsarerisingamongyoungeradults.
C.Becausetheyexploretheimpactofnegativeeventsonlife. C.Wiryyoungeradultspayattentiontotheirages.
D.Becausetheyshowhowordinarypeoplebecomeextraordinary. D.Howyoungeradultssenseofstressaffectsaging.
!"#$%&(’) (5) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (6) (*10))3"9(75:;;<:;2.5*,)*12.5*) insistedonpracticing.Atfirst,Imademany 44 .ButMrs.Leenevergaveuponme.Shealways
XY=>gh,EghBIK2FKLijklm^nIMNK2。K2FC82op said,“Mistakesare 45 tosuccess.”
qK2。 Onemonthlater,theclubheldasmallspeechcompetition.Iwasscared,butI 46 myselfto
Everydaywearefilledwithinformation,muchofwhichisgivenbypeoplewhowanttoshape signup.Whenmyturncame,myhandsshook.ButIrememberedMrs.Leeswords:“Concentrateon
ourdecisions.So,weneedtoevaluatetheinformationanddeterminehowweshouldrespond. yourspeech,notthefear.”Itookadeepbreathandstartedspeaking. 47 ,Ididntforgeta
36 Itstheabilitytothinkclearlyandseehowideasareconnected.Likeanyskill,critical singleword.Thatmomentgavememore 48 .Afterthat,Ijoinedmorecompetitionsandkept
thinkingcanbelearned,andthebestwaytolearnitisbypractising. 49 myskills.
Youcannotevaluateanargumentthatyoudonotunderstand. 37 Youmayneedtoask Lastterm,Iparticipatedinacitywidespeechcontest.Onthedayofthecontest,Iwalkedonto
questionstoclarifythepersonsclaimsandaskthemtoexplainkeyterms,especiallywordswith
thestagewitha 50 mind.Whentheresultswereannounced,Iwonfirstplace!Allmyhard
multiplemeanings.
workandMrs.Leeshelpfinally 51 .Irantohugher,andshesaid,“Iknewyoucoulddoit.
Onceyouunderstandwhatthepersonissaying,thenyoucanconsiderwhetherthefactsthey
Your 52 andeffortpaidoff.”
stateareactuallytrue.Youcanfigurethisoutbyconsideringthesourceofthefactsandwhetherthe
Thisexperiencetaughtmethatnomatterhowbigyourfearis,youcanbeatitwith 53 .
factslineupwithwhatyoualreadyknowaboutthetopic. 38
Now,Ioftentellothersmystory.Iwanttoencouragethemtotakethefirst 54 towardtheir
Criticalthinkingalsoinvolvesexaminingpeoplesmotivationsandassumptions.Forexample,a
goals,evenifitsscary.Remember:everysmallstep 55 toabigsuccess.
salesmanwillpresentfactsthatareselectedtoconvinceyoutobuywhatheisselling. 39 Its
41.A.strength B.objective C.fear D.passion
necessarythatyourecognizethesefactorstopredictwhensomeoneelsesstatementsmightnotbe
42.A.winner B.failure C.genius D.advocator
accurateorcomplete.
43.A.doubt B.silence C.annoyance D.encouragement
40 Pokingholesinotherpeoplesargumentscanbenecessary,butyoumustacknowledge
44.A.appointments B.commitments C.mistakes D.efforts
thepossibilitythatyourownbeliefssometimescanbewrong.Bycriticallyexaminingbothyourown
45.A.steppingstones B.greenlights C.roadblocks D.passingmarks
andothersopinions,youcanunderstandthewaytheworldworksandmakedecisionsinlightofthe
46.A.allowed B.forced C.insisted D.recommended
truth.
47.A.Apparently B.Gradually C.Increasingly D.Surprisingly
A.Analysinginformationrequirescriticalthinking.
48.A.confidence B.property C.innovation D.prediction
B.Andhewillleaveoutfactsthatdonthelphimreachthatgoal.
49.A.improving B.banning C.hiding D.analyzing
C.Thus,thefirststeptocriticalthinkingmustalwaysbelistening.
50.A.nervous B.curious C.distant D.calm
D.Becauseitspossibletodrawincorrectconclusionsfromcorrectfacts.
51.A.setout B.paidoff C.gaveup D.turneddown
E.Solearningaboutthecommonargumentsandyourownbeliefscanhelp.
52.A.laziness B.courage C.shyness D.weakness
F.Iftheresaconflict,discoverwhetheryouorthenewstatementiswrong.
53.A.fear B.break C.practice D.talent
G.Criticalthinkingrequiresexaminingyourownideasandassumptionsaswell.
54.A.step B.luck C.attitude D.risk
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WhenIwas16,mybiggest 41 waspublicspeaking—Iwouldgetnervousandforgetmy
Auniquefoodtrendhasrecentlygained 56 (popular)amongyoungpeopleinChina.
wordseveninsmallgroups.Ataclubmeeting,Itriedtospeakbutfailedmiserably.Ilefttheroom
withtears,feelinglikeatotal 42 . Knownas“leftoverfoodblindboxes”,theseinnovativemealoptionsprovideaconvenientand
Mrs.Lee,theclubadvisor,noticedmysadnessandsaid,“Everyonestartssomewhere.Your 57 (afford)waytoenjoydeliciousfoodwhilealsoreducingfoodwaste.Sofar,thisconcept
performancetodaydoesntdefineyourfuture.”Her 43 gavemealittlehope.Everyweek,I 58 (attract)theattentionofmanycuriousyoungindividuals.Theconceptof“leftoverfood
!"#$%&(’) (7) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (8) (*10))blindboxes”originatedabroad, 59 (specific)fromanappcalledTooGoodToGothatstarted closetothem.AlsoourparentsareexpectingtohavedinnerwithustogetherathomeandIdont
inDenmarkin2015.Itsgoalistofightagainstfoodwastebyofferingsurplus((cid:159)(cid:160)7)unsoldfood wantthemtoworryaboutme.”“Youareacoward((cid:209)U(cid:210)),andafraidtogo”,saidTom,andoff
fromnearbystoresandrestaurants 60 areducedprice. herantothespotwithsomeotherboys.Johnhadtogohomealoneanddidntthinkaboutit
InspiredbyvideospostedbyChinesecreatorslivingabroad 61 sharedtheirexperiences, anymore.
Chineseconsumersandbusinesseshavequicklyacceptedtheidea, 62 (lead)tosimilar ButTomthoughtJohnwasacowardandtoldalltheboysthat.Theylaughedathimagreat
operationsinmajorChinesecitieslikeBeijing,Shanghai,andChengdu.Theoperationalmethodsof deal.Fromthenon,theylookeddownuponJohnanddidntwanttoplaywithhim.
the“leftoverfoodblindbox”modelcanvarybetweenstores.Someboxescontainprepackaged JohnwassadbuthewasntangrywithTomforhisrudebehavior,becausehehadlearnedthat
meals 63 (base)onastoressalesbeforetheevening,whileothersallowcustomerstochoose truecouragewasshownmostinbearingmisunderstandingwhenitwasnotdeserved,andthathe
from 64 stillremainsinthestorearoundclosingtime.However,thelatteroptionisless oughttobeafraidofnothingbutdoingwrong.Thus,hejustignoredtheotherboyslaughterand
common.Thecontentsoftheblindboxesareoftenonlyrevealeduponopening,adding 65 continuedtosticktohisthoughtandgotoschoolandstudyasusual.However,Tomdidntinvite
elementofsurprisetothediningexperience. Johntogohomewithhimanymore.Instead,hehadhisnewfriendswhoalsothoughtJohnwasa
3e4* (cid:129)c(789,)*40*) coward.Everydayafterschool,Tomandhisnewfriendsdidntgohomedirectlybutwenttobathein
3’9()*15*) therivernearbyandhadlotsoffun.
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Childrenliketobeconsideredtobebrave,butwhatkindofthingscanbeconsideredtobe
brave?Itisnotaquestionthatcanbeansweredbywords,butbytherealdeed.Aboywiththename
Tomgaveusagoodexample.TomandJohnweretwofriendsinthesameclass.Theyalwaysplayed
togetherandwenthometogether.OnedayasTomandJohnweregoinghomeafterschool,theysaw
somepeoplefightingonthestreetcorner.Tomsaidexcitedly,“Somepeoplearefighting!Letsgo
andhavealook!”ButJohnrefused.“Itsnoneofourbusiness.Wedbettergohomeanddontget
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