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2. What does the man want to do
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A. 10 pounds. B. 35 pounds. C. 45 pounds.
A. Having more toys. B. Working in a big city. C. Saving animals.
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4. What will Shelly do in the evening
14. What does the man say about Fiona
A. Meet the man. B. Attend a lecture. C. Finish her term paper.
A. She has the same dream.
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B. She cooks food for him.
A. Husband and wife. B. Classmates. C. Neighbors.
C. She is his childhood friend.
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Here come the four most popular clubs in our school Join us and we will help you to find
B. In a school club poster.
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your own shining points lead you to find beauty and create beauty and make your campus life
C. In a science magazine.
as fulfilling and happy as a dream.
D. In a sports magazine.
Basketball Club
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Students will be able to develop their basketball skills further and have the opportunity to
Ive been into volunteer work since childhood. As a girl I volunteered at animal shelters
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compete in basketball games with members from other international schools in Beijing. The club played music at nursing homes and helped clean up the community. In college I volunteered at
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will be available to 1016 members from Grades 5 to 8 and will practice twice weekly. a large yearly conference which is where I first met and fell in love with my husband Tom who
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Public Speaking Club was on my team of covolunteers. Since getting married in 2013 weve been living in Beirut
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The Public Speaking Club will be centered around the personal development of students Lebanon. My husband works for a nonprofit organization. I have an online coaching business so
along with developing public speaking skills. The club aims to focus on all skills in delivering Ive many opportunities to volunteer for youth education.
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Volunteering has been a way of life for me. Most of the time you do feel that youre making 27. Why does volunteering make the author better
a difference. Once I led a project that provided food to Syrian families. When it was nearing A. It lets her travel to different countries easily.
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Ramadan the biggest holiday season in Islam I filled the food package with nuts olive oil B. It helps her make more money for her business.
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sweets... We took the packages without telling them first and arrived just as the Syrian family C. It teaches her to put others needs before her own.
was sitting on the floor for breakfast. They had nothing but some bread and a pot of tea. The
D. It allows her to meet her husband and get married.
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mother cried when seeing us saying she would never forget our kindness.
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Another time some friends and I volunteered at a distant church with only a few elderly
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residents. The building was old and the church yard needed attention. We spent the weekend in
d . For many years people believed that the towers designer designed it to lean. However the
the home of one of these old ladies so we could clean and repair the church. Ill never forget the
towers lean is an accident caused by poor planning. It was built on a riverbed of sand and soil
new life in her eyes as she stayed with us. Volunteer work is satisfying not because you have
that was not strong enough to support a building so tall and heavy.
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done some work but because your presence has an effect on people around. ,
Building started in 1173. Because of several wars it wasnt finished until 1350. Only a few
Volunteering makes me a better person because it puts my focus on others. It makes me ,
years after it was started people could see that the first three floors were already leaning. When
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grateful for what I have and gives me a chance to serve people which gives a deep sense of ,
the next three floors were added builders tried to correct the lean by making one side higher
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? than the other on purpose. But this made the tower lean in the opposite ef= direction.
24. What can we learn about the author , ( )
Luckily the long delays gh in building gave the tower time to sink and the ground to
A. She runs a nonprofit organization in Beirut.
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become compacted ij= . This made the ground base stronger which is the main reason the
B. She was responsible for the yearly conference.
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tower never fell down. For hundreds of years the tower was slowly leaning more about one
C. She got to know her husband while volunteering.
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more inch every 20 years. In the end in 1990 it was closed to the public. People were worried
D. She mainly volunteers at animal shelters now.
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25. Why did the mother of the Syrian family cry
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From 1990 to 2001 engineers from around the world helped balance the tower. They found
A. Because she was afraid of strangers.
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a good way. They slowly removed some soil from under the higher side of the base and the tower
B. Because she was moved by the help.
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was straightened by nearly 16 inches. If there is no big disaster engineers believe the tower is
C. Because she had too much food to handle.
safe for another 300 years.
D. Because she was sad about the coming Ramadan.
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28. What was the real reason for the towers lean
26. What might the old ladys life have been like in the past
A. She felt lonely and in need of support. A. Wars damaged the building.
B. She planned to move away from the church. B. The ground was too weak for its weight.
C. She was unwilling to accept help from others. C. The designer planned it to be so.
D. She received regular help from other volunteers. D. The building materials were of poor quality.
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29. How did the builders first try to solve the lean It is still uncertain if the method will work as well in other parts of the world. The
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A. They rebuilt the first three floors. researchers plan to test it next in Texas which has a network of over 300 earthquake stations and
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B. They stopped the building for many years. more than six years of continuous recording history making it an ideal testing ground.
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C. They used lighter materials for the top floors. Looking ahead the team hopes to combine the AI system with traditional physicsbased models
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D. They made the new floors with one side higher. which could be especially useful in areas with little data. As the bureaus director Scott Tinker said
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30. What helped stop the tower from falling down Theres still a long way to go but this kind of progress helps move science forward.
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A. The long breaks during its building. 32. What does the underlined word imperceptible in paragraph 2 mean
B. The special shape of its base. A. Very dangerous. B. Extremely large.
C. It was closed to the public in time. C. Easy to measure. D. Difficult to notice.
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D. The skill of the later engineers. 33. How does the AI method predict earthquakes
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31. Which is the best title for the text A. By studying the weather database.
A. The Design of the Leaning Tower of Pisa B. By asking people to report small shakes.
B. How Engineers Saved the Leaning Tower of Pisa C. By analyzing background sounds in the Earth.
C. Why the Leaning Tower of Pisa is a Popular Tourist Attraction D. By using a network to take pictures of the ground.
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D A. Test the AI method in Texas.
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There is new hope for predicting earthquakes with the help of artificial intelligence AI . B. Combine AI with traditional models.
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For a long time many people believed it was impossible to predict earthquakes. But now AI is C. Move people away from earthquake areas.
challenging this idea. D. Build 300 new earthquake stations in Texas.
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In a test in China researchers from the University of Texas Austin created an AI method 35. Whats the attitude of Scott Tinker towards the AI system
that successfully predicted 70% of earthquakes one week before they happened. The AI was able A. Unclear. B. Positive.
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to detect tiny changes in underground movement which were imperceptible to human scientists. C. Negative. D. Indifferent.
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Savvaidis said Earthquakes happen without warning. Even with 70% accuracy this method strategies. The following methods have been proven to help you grasp information more efficiently
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is a major achievement. It could help people get ready and reduce losses. and lock it firmly in place.
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Writing things down helps you remember better write down key points from class or Qingxiu Mountain is extremely 42 You can rent cheap electric bikes on the street with
rewrite content from online sources or books in your own words. 36 . This can make them Alipay or WeChat to 43 the city.
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stand out obviously at once when you reread your notes. During my first month in Nanning I found it a bit 44 to communicate with the locals
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Say it out loud since I was still new to learning Chinese. But even so people were incredibly friendly. When I
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Hearing yourself repeat things out loud helps you remember them more effectively. 37 .
was enjoying noodles at a restaurant a 45 insisted on paying for my meal. While walking
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Since youre actively speaking the information stays longer in your memory meaning youll need
around several locals got close to me trying to chat with me in English. They wanted to take
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fewer reviews later on. So next time if youre studying from a book an online source or your
photos with me 46 I were a famous star. 47 speaking with locals in English or in
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notes read important keywords and concepts aloud to lock them into your memory.
their own tongue can deepen 48 and make conversations more meaningful. Im truly 49
Teach the information to someone else
that the Chinese people make an effort to learn my language and are sincere.
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38 . As you study the information yourself try to think about how you would teach it to
One thing I 50 most about Nanning is the way people respect each others traditions.
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a friend. What main points would you stress What key facts would you include Research shows
This cultural respect 51 a friendly environment for everyone. I believe such respect will
that studying information with the purpose of teaching it to someone else helps you remember it
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better and recall it more easily. If you dont have a friend to do this with thats okay 39 . ( )
Malaysians and Chinese both stress education and harmony Oz . Focusing on common
Relate the information to something in your personal life
,“ values is better than arguing over 53 . Learning from each other helps us become better. The
Find a personal link to what you are studying. As expert Dorsey suggests Find a way to
” citys natural beauty and kind people have made my stay here truly 54 . I cant wait to
make it apply to you. 40 . Judge whether any of the characters remind you of friends or !
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family members. The more you make the information personal the more likely it is to stay in
41. A. curiosity B. personality C. determination D. doubt
your memory.
42. A. confusing B. ordinary C. breathtaking D. boring
A. Just pretend that you do
43. A. check B. explore C. affect D. contact
B. Underline key words and phrases
44. A. challenging B. relaxing C. amusing D. easy
C. Connect book plots to your own life
45. A. tourist B. coworker C. friend D. native
D. Explaining to others improves learning
46. A. because B. even if C. although D. as if
E. This method also improves speaking skills
47. A. Actually B. Suddenly C. Usually D. Especially
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Nobel Prize in Physics for their research on the law of parity.
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