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3.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthestory? A.Ateacher. B.Astudent. C.Anengineer.
A.Moving. B.Cheerful. C.Boring. 16.WhatcanweknowaboutTina?
4.Whatcolorjacketdoesthewomansuggest? A.Shehasgotanewjob.
A.Red. B.Black. C.Green.
B.Shelovesplayingthepiano.
5.Whydidthemangoonline?
C.ShewillgraduatethisJune.
A.Toplaygames.
17.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
B.Tofindoutthecostofatrip.
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6.Whatdoesthemanwanttoeattonight? 20.Whatisthespeakerdoing?
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2"8(6159:;;9:2.5),()37.5)) ItwasaSeptemberday,andasusual,thehallsofPineHighSchoolwerefilledwithexcitement.
WX<fgh,D;:FGHA、B、C、DeCJ1EJKLMJ1。 Studentsofallgradeswererushingaround.Butforonestudent,todaywasunlikeanyotherday.
A Todaywasthefirstdayofhighschoolforafreshman,Jamie.Jamiehadalwaysbeenabitofashy
Herecomethe4mostpopularclubsinourschool!Joinus,andwewillhelpyoutofindyour kid,butshehadalwayslovedherstudies.Shemadeuphermindtomakethemostofherhighschool
ownshiningpoints,leadyoutofindandcreatebeauty,andmakeyourcampuslifeasfulfillingand years,butsheknewthatitwouldntbeeasy.
happyasadream.
Asshewalkeddownthehallways,Jamiecouldnthelpbutfeelworried.Theolderstudents
BasketballClub
seemedsoconfident,whileshefeltsmallandunimportant.ButJamiewasdeterminedtosucceed,no
Studentswillbeabletodeveloptheirbasketballskillsfurtherandhavetheopportunityto
matterwhatchallengescameherway.
competeinbasketballgameswithmembersfromotherinternationalschoolsinBeijing.Theclubwill
ItwasntlongbeforeJamiewasfacedwithachallenge.Inherfirstweekofschool,shewas
beavailableto10-16membersfromgrades5to8,andwillpracticetwiceweekly.
assigned(C(cid:140))aprojectthatrequiredalotofresearchandplanning.Jamietriedherbest,butshe
YogaClub
soonrealizedthatshewasinoverherhead(y(cid:141)(cid:142)(cid:143)).Asshestruggledtocompletetheproject,
Yoganotonlyimprovesbalanceandflexibility,butalsoservesasapeacefulescapefromthe
Jamiebegantodoubt((cid:144)(cid:145))herself.Shewonderedifshewascutoutforhighschool.Butthen,
stressofdailylife.Ourstudentswillhavethechancetophysicallyexercisewhilereducingsome
somethinggreathappened.
stressfromtheirlife.Theclubwillbeavailableto10-16membersfromgrades7to12,andwill
Jamiesclassmatesbegantonoticehowhardshewasworking,andtheystartedtoofferherhelp
meetonceweekly(Tuesday).
andsupport.Theygaveheradviceonhowtomanagehertimebetter,andtheysharedtheirtipsfor
PublicSpeakingClub
gettingthroughassignments.Withtheirhelp,Jamiewasabletocompletetheprojectontimeandwith
ThePublicSpeakingClubwillbecenteredaroundthepersonaldevelopmentofstudentsalong
greatsuccess.
withdevelopingpublicspeakingskills.Theclubwillbeinterestedinfocusingonallskillsin
Fromthatdayon,Jamierealizedthathighschoolwasnotachallengetobefacedalone.With
deliveringbetterspeechesandimprovingcommunicationskills.Theclubwillbeavailableto10-12
thehelpandsupportofherclassmates,shewasabletodealwithanydifficultythatcameherway.
membersfromgrades7to12,andwillmeetonceweekly(Wednesday).
Andasshegrewmoreconfidentinherselfandherabilities,sheknewthatshewasdestined((cid:146)K)
MediaClub
forgreatthings.
TheMediaClubteachesstudentsthebasicsofjournalism.Thecluboffersawiderangeof
24.WhatcanweknowaboutJamieonthefirstdayofhighschool?
activitieslikeinterviewingteachersandstudents,writingaboutbigeventsoncampus,andoperating
A.Shewasfilledwithconfidence. B.Shewasnolongershyasusual.
theweeklyschoolradiobroadcasts.Theclubwillbeavailableto8-12membersfromgrades6-12
C.Shelostheartandwasdisappointed. D.Shewasworriedbutdetermined.
andwillmeetonceweekly(Monday).
25.WhatwasJamieaskedtodoinherfirstweek?
21.Whichclubwillhelpstudentsbothphysicallyandmentally?
A.Completeaproject. B.Joinaresearchteam.
A.BasketballClub. B.YogaClub.
C.Focusonherinterests. D.Planwellaheadoftime.
C.PublicSpeakingClub. D.MediaClub.
22.WhatwillclubmembersdoattheMediaClub? 26.WhatdidJamiesclassmatesdoafternoticinghowbusyshewas?
A.Setupaschoolradio. B.Writeimaginarystories. A.Theylaughedather. B.Theyshowedofftheirsuccess.
C.Interviewteachersandstudents. D.Learnpublicspeakingskills. C.Theydidherhomeworkforher. D.Theyofferedherencouragement.
23.Wherecanthetextbefound? 27.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeJamiesattitudetoherhighschoollife?
A.Inatravelguidebook. B.Inaschoolintroduction. A.Curious. B.Doubtful.
C.Inaresearchpaper. D.Inahistorytextbook. C.Hopeful. D.Uncaring.
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IdontrememberatimeinmylifewhenIdidnthaveLaura. Languageletsusshareourfeelings,makeconnections,andevenhanddownfamilytraditions
Ourhousesweredowntheroadfromeachother.Frommyearliestmemory,Iwouldwalkthe likerecipesandsongsfromgenerationtogeneration.Butwhataboutfamilymemberswhodontspeak
pathtohers,andshewouldwalkittomine.Ifwetimeditright,wedmeetsomewhereinthemiddle. thesamelanguage?
Wedidnthavecellphonesbackthen,andIdontremembercallingeachothermuchonthehouse
A“motherlanguage”isdefinedasthefirstlanguagethatachildlearnsathome.Soyoudthink
phoneseither.Wedjustshowup.
thatmeansyourmotherlanguageisbydefaultyourstrongest,mostcomfortablelanguage,right?
MostofmychildhoodmemoriesarewithLaura.Wewrotesecretnotesandleftthemintreesto
Wrong.Whileyoumightthinklearningalanguageislikeridingabicycle,somethingyounever
rediscoverlaterandwednamefishesatthepond.Occasionallywewoulddisagree,andoneofus
forgethowtodo,itseasytoloselanguagefluencywithoutpractice.
wouldwalkhome,butwedalwaysshowupagainafewhourslater.Thebeautyofchildhood
Studiesshowthatpeoplewholearnaheritagelanguage(thatis,oneconnectedtotheirfamily
friendships,ofcourse,isthatwearecompletelyourselvesinthem.Ididntneedtodressacertain
history,whethertheygrewupspeakingitornot)experienceimprovedselfesteem(<(cid:148))and
wayforLaura;shedidntneedtoagreeoneverything.Ifoneofuswastired,wewouldsayso.Ifone
safetyintheiridentities((cid:149)(cid:150)).Researchersalsomentionthatreconnectingwithandunderstanding
ofusdidntfeelliketalkingforawhile,wedidnt.Itwasallquitesimple.
thefamilyhistoryandcommunityisthedrivingforcebehindheritagelanguagelearning.
Asadults,friendshipscanbemorecomplicatedthantheywereinchildhood.Wehaveto
Relearningamotherlanguageortryingoutaheritagelanguageasabeginnermightfeel
considerhowourwordsandbehaviorsaffectothers.Ifyouareanoverthinkerlikeme,aneveningof
overwhelmingatfirst,buttheresultscanbeincrediblyrewarding.JennyLiaosarticle,ForgettingMy
socializingmightendwithaseriesofthoughts:ShouldIhavesaidthat?DidItakethatthewrong
FirstLanguage,detailshowherCantoneseslowlybecamerusty((cid:151)(cid:152)6)afteryearsoflivingaway
way?WhydidntIsaythatdifferently?Thosethoughts,althoughnecessaryattimes,canalsobe
fromhome.Eventually,weeklyphonecallswithherparentsonlybecamepossiblethroughtranslation
tiring.
IfItakeastepbackandlearnfrommyfriendshipwithLaura,Icanremindmyselfthat apps.Theinabilitytocommunicatefluentlyhadmadetheirrelationshipshallow.Resolvingtoclose
friendshipsarenotaboutbeingperfectbutaboutbeingreal.Theressomethingmagicalaboutthose thesegaps,LiaothrewherselfintopracticingCantonese.Sheforcedherselfintouncomfortable
childhoodfriendships.Thereissomethingspecialaboutthemthatisbeyondjustnostalgia((cid:144)(cid:147)). Cantoneseconversationswheneverpossibleinstoresandrestaurants.Beforelong,shefoundshe
Perhapsthatsomethingisthetruthfulnessofit. couldhavedeeperconversationswithherparents.Theirrelationshipgrewcloser,eventhoughher
28.WhatisthekeytoherfriendshipwithLauraaccordingtotheauthor? Cantoneseonlyimprovedmoderately.Itsademonstration((cid:153)(cid:154))oftheimpressivepowerof
A.Beingthemselves. B.Agreeingoneverything. languagetobringfamiliestogether.
C.Sharingsimilarinterests. D.Communicatingregularly. Learningorrelearningaheritagelanguagecansoundprettyintimidatingatfirst.Butthehard
29.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofadultfriendships?
workinvestedprovestoberewardingandworthwhile.Whatcouldbeastrongerpersonalconnection
A.Theyarelonglasting. B.Theycanleadtooverthinking.
thantheconnectionwithfamilyheritage?
C.Theyaremorerealistic. D.Theycanbringnewthoughts.
32.Whatistheauthorsattitudetothethought“motherlanguageisthestrongest”?
30.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinthelastparagraph?
A.Uncaring. B.Supportive. C.Concerned. D.Opposite.
A.Childhoodfriendshipsareworthremembering.
33.Whatistheadvantageoflearningaheritagelanguageaccordingtostudies?
B.Beingrealplaysanimportantroleinfriendships.
A.Improvedjobskills. B.Heightenedsenseofbelonging.
C.Nostalgiaaddstothemagicofchildhoodfriendships.
C.Sharpenedcommunicationskills. D.Broadenedunderstandingofdifferentopinions.
D.Friendshipsareonlymeaningfulwhentheyareperfect.
34.HowisParagraph4developed?
31.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?
A.Byanalyzingthecause. B.Byofferinganexample.
A.Whatwecanlearnfromchildhoodfriendships.
B.Friendshipmattersforbothchildrenandadults. C.Bymakingacomparison. D.Byexplainingthedata.
C.Howchildhoodfriendshipsdevelopintoadultones. 35.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“intimidating”inthelastparagraph?
D.Thedifferencesbetweenchildhoodandadultfriendships. A.Confusing. B.Surprising. C.Frightening. D.Relaxing.
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destinations([6(cid:155)).Allthewhileyoureenjoyinggreatfoodandmakingfantasticmemories. startedbetweenmyclassmateandme,this 53 aboutthecoloroftheobject.
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thanever. Ihadbeen.Wechanged 54 ,andnowsheaskedmewhatthecoloroftheobjectwas.Ihadto
37 Slowdownandhonestlydiscusswhateveryonehopestogetoutofthevacationbefore answer,“White.”Itwasanobjectwithtwo 55 coloredsides,andfromhissideitwaswhite.
bookinganything.TalkaboutwhereyoudliketogoandhowlongavacationisOKforall.Willyou Onlyfrommysidewasitblack.
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work,butitisanecessarypartofplanning. 39 Soitsbesttohavehonestconversationsabout 42.A.class B.speech C.text D.lesson
money.Trytofindsomecommongroundwhenplanningabudget((cid:156)(cid:157))foraccommodations((cid:158) 43.A.told B.wished C.convinced D.allowed
(cid:159)),visitingattractions,mealsout,andactivities. 44.A.officer B.worker C.doctor D.teacher
Staysafe.Whileyoudonthavetobewiththegroupeveryminuteofyourtrip,agreetostay 45.A.woke B.brought C.advised D.came
accountable((cid:160)(cid:130)¡¢6)toeachotherforeveryonessafety.Thatmeansnoleavingwithouttelling
46.A.front B.back C.middle D.side
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47.A.planted B.placed C.had D.fixed
stayssafe.
48.A.theother B.other C.another D.others
A.Haveafulldiscussion.
49.A.happily B.luckily C.clearly D.nearly
B.Chooseatourleaderofyourgroup.
50.A.width B.shape C.color D.size
C.Willtherebedaystoexploreseparately?
51.A.when B.unless C.until D.if
D.Peopleoftenhavedifferentideaswhenitcomestomoney.
52.A.fight B.argument C.conversation D.game
E.Besurethateveryonehaseachotherscontactinformationontheirphone.
53.A.day B.time C.chance D.month
F.Havingatraveladviserwouldbeeasierthandoingallthebookingyourself.
54.A.attitudes B.seats C.places D.glasses
G.However,travellingwithyourclosestfriendssometimescanbeaterribleexperience.
55.A.similarly B.differently C.beautifully D.surprisingly
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smilingly.
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scissors,notknives.Withhergoodhands,shecutssmallpatternsofmovingwaterandfallingrainon
athowdeliciousitwas.“Itsdifferentfromtraditionalhotdogs,”shesaidwithjoy.Justinreplied,“I
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In2004,UNESCOtookoneofherworkstokeepinits 63 (collect).Forthelast20years,
day.”Thenhehurriedaway.
herworks 64 (give)asnationalgiftstoleadersfrommanyEuropeancountries.
Thenextday,whenEmilyreturnedtothepark,Justintreatedhertoahotdogagain.Emily
Now,inthedigitaltime,Haoishappytotrynewwaystokeepdoingherwork.Shehashelped
refusedbecauseshedidnthavemoney,butheinsisted((cid:214)(cid:215)).“Iamsohappythatsomeoneis
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65 (direct)watch,inaspecial3Dway,howthewholethingwasmade.
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husbanddied,Emilywasinpoorhealthandtherewasnobodytolookafterthecafe,soitclosed
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“Itsnowyours,Justin.Thisisyourcafe,”Emilysaid.
September7th,2025
Overthenextfewweeks,Justinworkedtirelesslytofixuptheoldcafe.
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Itwasabusydayfor20yearoldJustin.Hishotdogstand((cid:211)(cid:212))intheparkwascrowded
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