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7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofherstayinthehotel?
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14.Whowenttothecafé?
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A.Theman. B.Thewoman. C.Themanssister.
1.Whatdidthemandolastnight?
15.Whydidthemansfriendgotothedrugstore?
A.Heplayedagame. B.Hewatchedamovie. C.Hedidsometraining.
A.Acatwasinjured. B.Hewasbittenbyacat. C.Hewasnotfeelingwell.
2.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?
A.Getsomerest. B.Goforawalk. C.Readsomemagazines. 16.Whataresomeofthecafésearningsusedfor?
3.Whatwilltheweatherbelikethisweekend? A.Helpingitsowncats. B.Growingthebusiness. C.Supportingthelocalcharities.
A.Windy. B.Sunny. C.Rainy. 17.Whatdayisittoday?
4.Howdoesthemanfeelnow? A.Thursday. B.Friday. C.Saturday.
A.Angry. B.Pleased. C.Apologetic.
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5.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?
18.Whydidthespeakergototherainforest?
A.Inabookstore. B.Inamusicstore. C.Inarecordingstudio.
A.Todoresearchforhisdegree.
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B.Toenjoythebeautiesofnature.
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C.Tolearnsurvivalskillsintheforest.
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19.Whatdidthespeakerfirstnoticeintheforest?
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A.Thevillage. B.Thetreesandbirds. C.Thecolorsandsounds.
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20.Whatdidthespeakerthinkwasthemostimportantexperience?
6.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Thehotelinthecitycenter. A.Hecollectedafewplants.
B.ThewomanstriptoKingston. B.Hewentonahuntingtrip.
C.Thewomansplanforasummerevent. C.Helearnedsomedances.
!"#$%&((cid:219)) ’1( ()10() !"#$%&((cid:219)) ’2( ()10()2[3) WX(678,()50)) Therestoftheweek,Dadworksasamechanic((cid:220)(cid:221)(cid:222)).ThecarrepairshopwhereDad
2"8(6159:;;9:2.5),()37.5)) worksisrunningsowellthatheisalwaysbusy.Heisunderalotofstress.IthinkDadbeganbaking
WX<fgh,D;:FGHA、B、C、DeCJ1EJKLMJ1。 breadtohelphimrelax.
A IvebeenfeelingkindofstressedoutmyselfsinceIfoundoutIfailedtojointheschoolswim
Chinasfamousmuseumsincludeancientbuildingsandworldclassmodernmuseumswithbig team.NowIllhavetowaitawholeyeartotryoutagain.Besides,Imtakingsomedifficultclasses
collections.TheyareexcellentplacesforsightseeingandlearningaboutChina. thisyear.
SanxingduiMuseum IthinkDadknewIwasfeelingbad.LastSaturdayheaskedmehowthingsweregoing.Isaid
Themuseumisonthepathlessbeatenbytourists,butitmakesoneofthetopmuseumsforthe OK,eventhoughIdidntfeelOKatall.Helookedatmeforamoment,andthenhesaiditwastime
3,400yearoldartworks.Ifyoureanancienthistoryfan,thisplacewillattractyou.Ifyouloveart, formetohelp.Thenheheadedtothekitchen.
itsstylewillsurpriseyoualot. Ifollowedrightbehindhim.Oncewewerethere,Dadgotouthisbigmixingbowl,handedmea
ThePalaceMuseum largewoodenspoon,andtoldmetomixwhileheaddedtheingredients((cid:223)(cid:224)).Dadisntbigon
Themuseumisoneofthelargestoldbuildingkeptinthecountrywithahistoryof600years measuring.Heknowshowmuchofeachingredienttouse,andthebreadalwaysturnsoutgreat.
old.BuiltatthebeginningoftheMingDynastybetween1406and1420,itwasthehomeof24rulers WhenIhadfinished,Dadshowedmehowtokneadthedough(Æ(cid:226)ª).Nextcamethemost
andtheircourts.ItisoneofthefinestbuildingsinChinaandagoodplacetostudyChinesehistory. difficultpart—doingnothing.Weputthedoughbackintothebowlandthenwewaitedformorethan
TheShanghaiMuseum anhourforthedoughtoslowlyriseanddoubleinsize.Next,wedivideditintotwoandwaitedforit
Thebigmodernmuseumispopularwithforeigntourists.Itisprobablythemostmodernmuseum toriseagain.Afterthat,weputthedoughintopans((cid:228)(cid:229))andwaitedanotherhourforthedoughto
withthefocusoncreativeartdisplaysaboutthehistoryofthewholearea.Mostfamousforitshuge riseanddouble.
collectionofchina,itisinPeoplesSquarewhichisalsoapopulartouristattraction. Dadsaidthewaitingisalwaysthehardestpart.“Listentome,Diana.Itshardtoresistputting
TheShaanxiHistoryMuseum thedoughdirectlyintothebakingoven,butifyoudo,thebreadwillbehard.Themostimportant
Since14historicaldynastiesfoundedtheircapitalsanddevelopedinShaanxiProvince,the lessonofallislearningtobepatient.”Dadtaughtmemorethanhowtobakebread.
museummayhavetheoldesttreasureofallmuseumsinChina.Theartworksshowthegreatnessof 24.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorsfather?
themuseum,andthedisplaysaremodernandwelllaidout. A.Heislivingarelaxinglife.
21.Whichofthefollowingisonthelessfrequentlyvisitedroad? B.Hehasaspecialwaytodealwithstress.
A.SanxingduiMuseum. B.ThePalaceMuseum. C.Hetrieshisbesttoraisehisfamily.
C.TheShanghaiMuseum. D.TheShaanxiHistoryMuseum. D.Heismorelikeabakerthanamechanic.
22.WhatistheShanghaiMuseumbestknownfor? 25.Whyistheauthorfeelingstressed?
A.Itsfounder. B.Itsbuildingstyle. A.Herschoollifeisntsatisfying. B.Sheistiredofmakingbread.
C.Itscollectionofchina. D.Itshomeofrulers. C.Shecouldntfinishherhomework. D.Shefailedsomedifficultexams.
23.Whatdothefourmuseumsfocuson? 26.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Dadisntbigonmeasuring”inParagraph5mean?
A.Modernart. B.Ancientscience. A.Dadisfondofmeasuring. B.Dadisinexperiencedinbreadbaking.
C.Chinesehistoricalculture. D.Chinesemodernbuilding. C.Dadiscarefulaboutingredients. D.Daddoesntlikemeasuring.
B 27.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?
Mydaddoesntseemlikethekindofguywhowouldbakegreatbread,butheisandhedoes. A.AValuableLifeLesson. B.EnjoyableHousework.
EverySaturdayheproduceshomemadebread.Whenhesfinished,thewholehousesmellsdelicious. C.FathersUniqueWaytoRelax. D.TheSecretofDeliciousBread.
!"#$%&((cid:219)) ’3( ()10() !"#$%&((cid:219)) ’4( ()10()C Previous((cid:240),6)researchhasshowncatscanfollowhumanpointing,andtheyunderstand
Aquarrel((cid:230)(cid:231))athomemayresultinyoufallingill.Dontlaugh—itstrue.Familymatters whoisontheirteam,whotheycantrust,andwhodecidestogivethemfood.Wealsoknowtheycan
includinglivinghabitsandeventhewaywespeakhaveabigeffectonourhealth,doctorssay.Wang recognizetheirownnames.
Xiaoyu,Senior2girlfromXichang,SichuanProvincefainted(ŁØ)inclasswhensheheardher Catscanevenlearnthenamesofcatsandpeopletheyknow.“Iwasverysurprised,because
classmatesquarrelatthetopoftheirvoices.Quarrelsbetweenherparentsalsoputherintoacoma. thatmeantcatswereabletolistentopeoplesconversationswithoutthemknowingandunderstand
Itisbecauseshehasdepression(Œº),causedbybadrelationsathome,doctorsexplained. wordswithoutanyspecialtraining,”saysSahoTakagi,ascientistatAzabuUniversityandmember
“Wedontgetsickorstaywellbyourselves,”saysDr.RobertFerrerfromtheUS.Ferrershows ofthe2022study.Shewondered:Docatshaveanaturalabilitytolearnhumanlanguage?
thatfamilyrelationshipsmayexplainabout25% ofhealthproblemsinhisrecentresearch. Tofindout,theteamgaveawordtestto31adultpetcats,byputtingeachoneinfrontofa
Thegenes((cid:236)(cid:237))yougetfromyourfamilymaycauseillness.Ifoneofyourparentshasaheart laptopshowingtwoshortcartoonanimations(‘æ),whileanaudiotrack((cid:127)(cid:242))ofthecats
attack,yourriskofbeingaffected((cid:238)(cid:239))maydouble.Buteffectsonhealtharenotonlywrittenin caregiversayingamadeupwordwasplayed.
ourDNA.Unrelatedpeoplewholiveunderthesameroofalsogetsimilarproblems.Food,lifestyle Mostcatswereusedtothepairingafterfourtests.Whenthecatsweretiredofthis,theywere
andenvironmentinfluenceourhealth,too. givenabreakbeforethenextround,inwhichtheimagesandaudiowereplayedfourmoretimes,
Ferrersresearchalsofoundthatifteenagersfeeltheygetlittleattentionfromtheirparents,they withaslightchange:halftheimageshadthe‘wrong’audio.Thecatsshowedsignsofconfusion
aremorelikelytogetsick. whentheynoticedamismatch,spending33percentmoretimelookingatthescreenwhenthis
Wemayneverfullyunderstandalltheeffectsthatfamilieshaveonourhealth.Butjustasa happened.“Somecatsevenlookedfixedlyatthescreenduringthechangedcondition,”Takagitold
singlepersonsproblemscanhaveeffectsonothers,asmallimprovementcanhavebigeffects,Ferrer Science.“Catspayattentiontowhatwesayineverydaylife—andtrytounderstandus—morethan
said. werealize.”
28.WhydidWangXiaoyufaintinclass? Whiletheseexperimentssuggestcatsmightbeabletomakeaconnectionbetweenhumanwords
A.Becauseherclassmateshadhither. andimagesevenfasterthanhumanbabiesdo,thereareafewkeydifferencesbetweenthe1990s
B.Becausesheshoutedtoherclassmatesaloud. experimentonbabiesandthisnewstudy.Thebabies,forexample,wereonlygivenwordsspokenby
C.Becauseherschoolworkwastoohardforher. astranger.Thecats,ontheotherhand,heardwordsspokenbytheirowncaregivers.
D.Becauseaseriousquarrelbrokeoutinherclass. Accordingtotheauthors,furtherresearchintowhethertheseabilitiesaresharedorunique
29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“coma”inParagraph1probablymean? couldhelpusunderstandcommunicationacrossdifferentspecies((cid:243)(cid:244)).
A.Excitement. B.Faint. C.Tiredness. D.Sadness. 32.WhatsurprisedTakagiaboutcatsaccordingtoParagraph3?
30.WhichofthefollowingmightDr.Ferreragreewith? A.Theirrecognitionoftheirownnames. B.Theiruntrainedwordunderstandingability.
A.Wegetsickorstaywellbyourselves. C.Theirgreatcommunicationskills. D.Theirabilitytofollowhumanpointing.
B.Whatweeatdoesntmattermuchtoourhealth. 33.WhydidtheTakagisteamconductthewordtest?
C.Teenagersneedenoughattentionfromparentstokeephealthy. A.Tostudycatspreferences. B.Toimprovecatsskills.
D.Onlythegeneswegetfromparentsdecideourhealthcondition. C.Totestcatslanguageabilities. D.Toshowcatsbehavior.
31.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellusinthepassage? 34.Whatdidthecatsdowhentheyheardmismatchedaudio?
A.Wecantavoidgettingsick. B.Happyfamilieskeepushealthy. A.Theyignoredthemismatch. B.Theywatchedthescreenlonger.
C.Healthisimportanttoeveryone. D.Weshouldgetonwellwithothers. C.Theysleptthroughthetest. D.Theylookedaroundquickly.
D 35.Whatcouldfurtherresearchhelpusdo?
Anewstudysuggeststhatcatscanevenlearntomakeaconnectionbetweenthewordsweuse A.Changetheperformanceofcats. B.Improvecommunicationskills.
forobjectsorimages,andtheypickthisupfasterthanourownbabiesdo. C.Focusonthecaregiverswords. D.Understandcrossspeciescommunication.
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Doyouwanttobeatthetopofyourclass?Addthesetipstoyourlifeandyoushouldbeon
checkingthenewswhennecessary.I 47 aimlesssurfingandonlineshopping.MyNo.1rulewas
yourwaytobeingatopstudent!
simple:Donot 48 thephoneasawaytogetridofboredom.
Payattentiontoeverythingtheteachersays.Icantstresshowimportantitistopayattentionto
Justafew 49 afterthat,Ivereadtwobooks.Iveadded20minutesofeveningexercise
whatyourteacheristeachingyou.Takepartinclassdiscussionsifyouhavesomethingworthwhileto
everyday,andIvehadmore 50 forwritingtasksinthelastweekthanIhadinthelastyear.
add. 36 .
Coincidence((cid:247)ł)?Maybe.Butmore 51 ,Ivealsohadmorecommunicationwith
Takingnotesisimportant.Youdontneedtowritedowneverysinglewordyourteachersaysbut
strangers,whetheritsgivingoutagreetingorlaughingatsomething 52 together.
writedownwhatheorshewritesontheblackboard,oranyspecialfactyouthinkyoumightneedfor Wevegiventhelittlecomputersinourhandsfarmoreofourtimeand 53 thanthey
atest. 37 .Thiswayitwillhelpyoulearnmoreeffectivelybyactuallythinkingaboutwhatyou deserve.Theyvebecomecrutches(øœ), 54 usthewholetime.Butthefunnythingis,when
arewriting. weputthemdown,theresno 55 thatwellfindotherwaystofillourtimeandmakeourlife
Dontskipschool.Youwillbemissingoutonstuff. 38 .However,youwillhavemorework morecolorful.
41.A.waste B.spend C.own D.check
andyouhavemissedlecturesandinclassmovies.Also,trynottobelateforclass.Itsmostlikely
42.A.goal B.habit C.door D.ball
thatyourteacherwontappreciateitandyouwillgetyourselfbehind.
43.A.show B.imagine C.enjoy D.repair
Keepagoodattitudetowardsthings. 39 ,thenteacherswillbelesswillingtohelpyouwith
44.A.joined B.beat C.hit D.cheated
problemsorofferyouextracredit.Thesamegoesforthelazyattitude.Havearespectfulattitudeto
45.A.lost B.real C.annoying D.awkward
theteacherandotherstudents.Trynottolaughwhenotherstudentsmakeamistake.
46.A.surprising B.enjoyable C.impossible D.exciting
40 .Thereisnoshameinneedingsomehelp.Ifyoudontunderstand,asksomeone.Read
47.A.learned B.ordered C.began D.stop
yourtextbookandnotes,andthenifthatfails,seekhelp.Askateacher,friend,classmate,parent
48.A.putup B.pickup C.takeup D.holdup
etc.Getatutorifyouneedone. 49.A.weeks B.years C.decades D.minutes
A.Enjoyyourclass 50.A.experiments B.adventures C.ideas D.responsibilities
B.Writeinyourownwords 51.A.hopefully B.unluckily C.sadly D.interestingly
C.Alwaysaskquestions 52.A.funny B.dangerous C.boring D.important
53.A.trouble B.care C.attention D.help
D.Itistruethatyoucouldmakeupthework
54.A.praising B.recording C.supporting D.watching
E.Whenyoudopoorlyinyourstudy
55.A.proof B.doubt C.sign D.news
F.Payattentionduringclass,especiallyduringlectures
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themselvesalmostrightaway.Socoulditalsobetrueofourbrains,whichhavebeendulledbylong discussionsandshowyourownopinionsaboutthematters,andat 59 sametime,learntolisten
timeofphoneuse? tootherpeoplesviews 60 (careful).Second,youshouldlearnaboutyourclassmateslikes
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YesterdayIwasinabadmoodbecauseoflosingmyjob.Itriedtofindsomethingelsetodoto
makemyselffeelbetter.IwentshoppingforapairoftrainerstoreplacetheoldpairIhavebeen
wearingfortoolong.IwouldhavereplacedthemmonthsagobutIamoneofthosewomenwhohate
shopping.Ihatethecrowdsandtheheatintheshops,butmostlyIhatethewaitingline.
IwashappyasIfoundmytrainersveryquickly,butmyhappinesssoondisappearedwhenI
foundmyselfinaverylonglineforthepayment.
Thislinewaslongandsnakingaroundacorner.IdohatewaitingbutIfindthebestwaytopass
thetimeistotalktothepersonbehindme.
SoIturnedaroundandtoldthewomanbehindmethatthelinewaslookingverylongandjoked
thatIhopedwecouldallhangon.
Shelaughedandagreed.IcaughtanEnglishaccent(*(cid:127))asshespoke,sobeingaperson
fromLiverpoolinEnglandmyself,Iimmediatelyaskedherwhereshewasfrom.
Sherewardedmewithasharplookandsaid,“England.”
ImmediatelyIrealizedthatIhadaccidentallyoffended(+,)her—shewasblackandthought
Iwasreferringtohercolour.ItoldherIwasfromLiverpoolandhadnoticedherEnglishaccent.
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