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19.During2022WinterOlympicGames,17Olympicrecords,includingtwoworldrecords.A.arebrokenB.willbebrokenC.werebrokenD.havebeenbroken10.Somevirusescanspreadthroughmucusdropletslo.Thedropletscanflyoneortwometersintheairtheyfalltotheground.A.beforeB.afterC.whenD.while11.—Thebikesintheshopareverypopularamongyoungstudents.—Ilovethem.Butitwilltakememonthstosaveenoughmoneytoafford.A.themB.thatC.oneD.it12.Thehightemperaturemadethestudentssleepy,sotheirteachertoldafunnyjoketo.A.givethemupB.takethemupC.setthemupD.cheerthemup13.0WhatdoyouthinkofCocoHotel?0Ican'tstopcomplaining.It9scheapcomfortable.A.notonly;butalsoB.both;andC.not;butD.neither;nor14.—Becauseofthedoublereductionpolicy,itseemsthatwewillhavemorefreetime.What'syourplanfortheMayDayHoliday,Jim?0Ihaven'tdecided.A.whereIcouldtravelwithmyparentsB.whenwillIvolunteeratthehomefortheelderlyC.whetherIshouldtakeacoursetoimprovemymathsD.thatIwillstayathomeandreadsomebooksforfun15.—Shallwegototheparkforapicnicthiscomingweekend?—Ihavebeenexpectingapicnicforages,butit'snotagoodtimetogathertogether.A.Idon'tthinkso.B.We'dbetternot.C.Whynot?D.Soundsgreat. ஹ⚪ᐳ15⚪;⚪1ᑖᑖ15ᑖ▅ ☢ᦻ"tᦻ,ᔜ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹDuv⌱⚗"⌱wᨬ⌱⚗"1ᙠ⚪ᓱP-⚗c@.Alongtimeago,treesinforestskepttheirleavesallyearround.Thafsjustthewayitwas.Butonewinter,things16.andwouldneverbethesameagain.Thecoldwinterwindswereblowing,andallthebirdswereflyingsouthwhereitwaswarmexceptonesmallbirdwithabrokenwing.Astheinjuredbirdwatcheditsfriendsgoingsouth,itstoodthinking,<4Iwillnot17thiscomingwinter.”Thelittlebirdhopped EKoalongwithonewing18uselesslyatitsside.Itcametoahugeoaktree.“Please,Mr.OakJsaidthebird."MayItake19onyourbranches?^^Theoaktreehuffedandpuffed.<4Iamthekingoftheforest.Iwillnever20youonmybranches.^^Andsothebirdcamenexttoawhitebirchtree.Thebirchtreethoughtitwasthe21treeinalltheland.Whenthelittlebirdaskedforhelp,thebirchtreesaid,"Goawayfromme!Youwillget22andeatmyleaves.Imusttakecareofmybeautifulleaves.Movealong.^^Thewinterwasfastapproaching.Theinjuredlittlebird23cametoabigsprucetree."MayItake 2shelteronyourbranches?,,pleadedthebird.Toitssurprise,thesprucetree24.t6Come,littlebird.Iwilldomybesttokeepyou25Apinetreenoticedthisandsaid,“Iwillstandhereall26,littlebird.Donotworry.Mybrancheswillkeepthe27fromyou.Youwillbesafewithus.”Later,thecoldnorthwindcametoblowintheforest.Itblewso28thatitknockedalltheleavesfromtheoakandthebirch.Itwasgoingtoblowtheleaves29thespruceandpinetoo.butitsfathersaidno,forhehadseenthegoodworkofthesetreesinhelpingthebird.Andthat,dearfriend,iswhysometrees30theirleavesinwinter,andsomedonot.16.A.happenedB.failedC.changedD.appeared17.A.surviveB.solveC.serveD.spend18.A.beatingB.movingC.flyingD.hanging19.A.foodB.shelterC.actionD.time20.A.inviteB.greetC.refuseD.accept21.A.strongestB.prettiestC.tallestD.oldest22.A.homelessB.helplessC.hungryD.happy23.A.finallyB.simplyC.slowlyD.quickly24.A.smiledB.promisedC.explainedD.agreed25A.freeB.calmC.warmD.alive26.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter27.A.windB.cloudC.sunshineD.rain28.A.wideB.wellC.hardD.badly29.A.overB.offC.belowD.above30.A.loseB.blowC.shakeD.hurtஹ▅ ᳮl ⚪ᐳ15q⚪;sq⚪2ᑖ"#ᑖ30ᑖo▅ ᑡᦻ"tᦻ,ᔜ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹDuv⌱⚗"⌱wᨬ⌱⚗"1ᙠ⚪ᓱP-⚗c@AMatchballsareimportantforplayers5performances.SoccerballsintheFIFAWorldCuparealwaysevolving(ᓄ).LefscheckoutsomefamousWorldCupballs.,Telstar(1970):Itwasthefirstball.r,Azteca(1986):Itwasthefirstballtoincludedesignsinspiredbythehostnation(Mexico).toappearonlivebroadcast.Itwasmadewithablackandwhitepatternsothatitwasvisible(Ḅ)onblackandwhitetelevision. 3yFTricolore(1998):TheTricolorewasthefirstmulticolored(⁐Ḅ)WorldCupball.TangoEspana(1982):Itwasthefirst[,Jballwithwater-resistant(■Ḅ)qualities.Itwas⊈Teamgeist(2006):Itwasthefirstballtoalsothelastballmadeofleather.changefromthe32panelsintroducedin1970.Ithadjust14panels.31.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadtheinformationabove?A.MagicWorld.B.SportsWorld.C.ReadingFun.D.ScienceStudy.32.Whichwasthefirstballusedinalivegame?A.Tricolore.B.TangoEspana.C.Telstar.D.Teamgeist.33Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.TangoEspanawassuitableforwetdays.B.Aztecawasthelastballmadeofleather.C.TricolorewasdesignedbyMexicoin1986.D.Teamgeistwasthefirstballwith32panels.B©DragonsexistinboththeEasternandWesternworld.Somepeoplesaythatthereusedtoberealdragons,butmostagreethattheywereimaginarycreatures*.©Chinesedragons,whichappearedeightthousandyearsago,areusuallyconsideredtobekind.Peoplesaythattheybringstrength,peace,goodluck,andhealth.InancientChina,thedragonwasasymboloftheChineseemperors.SomeChinesepeoplebelievethatdragonsliveunderwatermostofthetime.UnlikeEuropeandragons,theydonothavewingsandflyusingmagic.TheChinesedragon,sometimescalledtheEasterndragon,lookslikealongsnakewithfourclaws.Itsappearancehaskeptchangingwithtimeandifshardtofindacreatureinreallifethatlooksexactlythesameasthedragon.IntheChinesezodiac,peopleborninthe“YearoftheDragon,,aresaidtobelucky,brave,healthy,energeticandexcitable.TheDragonpersoncanmakegreatachievementsinlifeifheorsheknowshowtomakethebestuseofhisorherhugeenergy,intelligenceandtalent.(3)InEurope,dragonsareusuallyseenasternbleandunkindwingedcreatureswhicharedifferentfromthoseinChina.Westerndragonstendtohavemanyheads,fire-breathing,andareknowntoeathumans.ManyEuropeanstorieshavebraveknights*fightingterribledragons.SomeEuropeandragonsarealsodescribedasstrongandsmartcreatures.Anyknightwhokilledadragonwasabletogetnotonlyitstreasurebutalsoitswisdom. 4©AlthoughtherearedifferencesbetweenChinesedragonsandWesternones,thedragonisundoubtedlyabelovedexistenceinmanytalesacrosstheworld.34.TheChinesedragonisakindofcreaturethataccordingtothepassage.A.hasmanyheadsB.livesabovewaterC.hasnowingsD.flieswithoutmagic35.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.A.mostEuropeansareafraidoftheterribledragonsB.EuropeanknightscaneasilykilldragonsforwealthC.PeoplebornintheDragonYearmustbesuccessfulD.Chineseancientemperorsarerealdragonswithoutmagic36.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectstructureofthepassage?A.জ/ঝঞ/টB.জ/ঝ/ঞ/টC.জ/ঝঞটD.জঝঞ/ট37.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.TheHistoryofDragonsB.TheCultureofDragonsC.TheSymbolsofDragonsD.TheChangesofDragonscDavid,apoliceman,cametoasmallwoodenhouseabouttwomilesupthemountaintogetCalRichards,anarmedanddangerouskiller.Throughabrokenwindow,hesawanoldmanwatchinghimclosely.Whenhesteppedintothehouse,hefoundtheoldmanwasholdingaguninhishand.''Governmentman,aren'tyou?^^saidtheoldman.“YesJDavidrepliedwithafriendlysmile."YoumustbeaPappyRichards.^^“Sure.I'mCal'spa.Andyou'renotgoingtogetThegunpointedatDavid.Davidlookedaroundthehouseanddidn'tseeanysignofCal.'Tvebeentodoit,“hesaid."ButIcanseeheisn'theretoday.IguessI'llhavetocomeagain.,,Justthehecaughtsightofaviolinhangingonthewall."Whoplaystheviolin?”heasked.Foramomenttherewassilence.Infact,Cal'spaplayedtheviolinbestinthearea,buthedidnotanswer,withhisgunstillpointingatDavid.Davidcrossedtheroomtotheinstrumentandfeltsweatloonhisforehead,buthetooktheviolinfromthewallascalmlyasifhewereawelcomevisitor.Hebegantoplaytheviolin,onetuneloafteranother.Hewasplayingbetterthanhehadeverplayedinhislife.Theoldmanstoodthere,attracted.Thehatredl'឴oinhiseyeswasgivingwaytoalookofwonder.Thegunwasnowpointedtowardsthefloor.Hebegantobeattime,tappingonefootonthedirtfloor.Whenthefinalnotesofthetunediedaway,theoldmanplacedtheguninacorner.“Well,stranger,theoldmansaid,“youplaytheviolinexcellently.Maybeyou'llstayfordinnerandplaysomemoreforme.”Aftertheyhadeaten,theysatinthespringsunshineoutsidethehouse.Theytalkedaboutviolintunes.NotawordwassaidaboutCalRichards.Abouttwohourslater,Davidstoodupandsaid,“Sorry!Imustbegettingbacktothetown.”Theoldmansatdeepinthought.Atlast,hesaid,likethewayyoutalk,andIlikethewayyouplaytheviolin.Iguessyou'reagoodguy."Hepausedasifitwerehardtogoon.Then,hesaidinathickvoice,<4I-well, 5FilhaveatalkwithCal.Ithinkhemightgivehimselfuptomorrow.Youshouldbeatthepolicestationatnoon.^^Thenextday,asthetownclockstrucktwelve,anoldmancameupthestreettowardsthepolicestation.Withhimwasayoungfellowwhoseappearancetoldofmanydaysinhiding.38.Inwhichorderdidthefollowingthingshappeninthestory?a.DavidhadadinnerwithCal'spa.b.Cal'spapointedagunatDavid.c.Davidsawaviolinhangingonthewall.d.DavidcametoarrestCal.e.Davidplayedtheviolin,onetuneafteranother.A.a-c-d-b-eB.c-a-d-e-bC.d-b-e-c-aD.d-b-c-e-a39.WhydidDavidfeelsweatonhisforeheadwhenhecrossedtheroomtotheviolin?A.Hefelttoohot.B.Heexercisedalot.C.Hewasinpoorhealth.D.Hewasquitenervous.40.Howdoyouunderstand“Musicispower^^accordingtothestory?A.Musicisthegoodmedicineforabrokenheart.B.Musiccanhelppolicementosavethemselves.C.Musicmakespeoplebetterunderstandeachother.D.Musiccanstoppeoplefromdoingcriminalthings.41.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeDavid?A.Energeticandbrave.B.Braveandwise.C.Calmandtalented.D.Friendlyandcalm.DDoestheworldhaveashortageofsand?Atfirst,thatmightsoundlikeastrangequestion.Afterall,sandcoversbeachesanddesertsacrosstheworld.Inthebuildingfieldalone,40-50billiontonnesofsandisusedaroundtheworldeveryyear.Thisisbecauseconcretel£¤¥oisusuallymadeupofabout25%sand.Manyofusdon'trealizethatsandisalsousedforthingslikesmartphones,TVscreens,solarpanelsandotherelectricitems.Theproblemisthatmostdesertorbeachsandisunsuitable.Desertsandistoosmoothandbeachsandhastoomuchsaltinit.Thismeansthatsandisusuallygotfromrivers.However,ithascausedterribleenvironmentaldamage..Totrytoreducetheneedforsand,agrowingnumberofresearchersareturningtotechnologyandnewways.TheseincludeDrJohnOrratCambridgeUniversity.t4Wefoundthattheplasticcanreplace10%ofthesandinconcreteandithasthesamestrengthandlongevity.^^saysDrJohnOrr."Thatsavesahugeamountofsandandhelpstoreduceavastamountofplasticwaste.^,Atthesametime,otherresearchisbeingdoneintousingotherwastematerialsinconcretetoreplacesand,suchasoldcartyresorglass.DrOrrpointsoutthatchangesinbuildingdesignisamoreviablelx¦Ḅolong-termsolution.t4Thcyusetoomuchconcrete.Thisisamuchbiggerproblem.Therearealotofgoodthingshappeningtobuildingdesignandmanufacture,hesays,“butnothingimportantisreallyhappening—reallytinyandveryexperirnental.^^ItwillrequireeffortsfromindividualslvYo"governmentsandinternationalorganizationstoreduceglobal 6needsforsand.Hereisanexampleoftheactineveryonecantake.A10%reductioninthenumberofcarsontheroadmeans10%fewerhouseswithgarageanddrivewaysthatneedtobebuilt.Thatismillionsoftonnesofconcreteeveryyear.Sandisreallyjustasymptomofalargerproblem.Weshouldbeactingtodealwithoverconsumptionofnaturalresources.Alotoftheseproblemsarecloselyconnectedandthesolutionshavetobeaswell.42.Accordingtothepassage,whatissandmainlyusedfor?A.Thebuildingfield.B.Industry.C.Theelectricitems.D.Agriculture.43.WhichofthefollowingissuitablefortheblankinParagragh3?A.Sosandisbecomingmoreandmoreexpensiveatpresent.B.Inaword,alotofscientistsaretryingtoimproveourenvironment.C.Therefore,somecountriesdon'thaveenoughdesertorbeachsand.D.Asaresult,manycountrieshaveintroducedsandbanslἭ¨oinrecentyears.44.Whichwordhasasimilarmeaningtotheunderlinedwordoverconsumption?A.usingtoomuchB.protectionC.wasteD.discovery45.Whichofthefollowingstatementistrue?A.Usingtoomuchsandleadstousingupalltheplanets9resources.B.DrJohnOrrexpectschangesinbuildingdesignusinglessconcrete.C.Researchhasfoundthatwastematerialslikeglasscanreplacesand.D.DrJohnOrrhasfoundplasticwastecanreplace10%oftheconcrete.nᔁ⌱⚪ᐳ60ᑖஹ ⚪ᐳ15⚪;⚪1ᑖᑖ15ᑖA. ᪷ !"Ḅ"ᦻ%&ஹ'ᦻ()ᡈ+,ᑏ.+"ᡠ0ᓫ2+34546.Experiencesinlifeteachusnewlessons.WelearntodealwithallkindsoflU©"ª«ofromthem.47.Streetdanceisamixtureofl¬v"ᦪvoformsofdancefromdifferenttimesandcountries.48.IsaidgoodmorningtohiminRussianandhe sayorwritesth.asananswerinthesamelanguage.49.HelookedattheFrenchpaperfortwohoursanddidn'twritea onlyoneword.50.TheMid-AutumnFestival,oneofthemostimportantChinesetraditionalfestivals,isusuallyinorearlyOctober.᪷¯°t±᪾⌱nᔠ〉Ḅᓫµ"1ᵨᐸ〉·U¸F{"¹°º»differentcloseshesafetwo51.Theredumbrellaismineandtheblueonebelongsto.52.It'simportantforustoacceptourandrespectthemsothatwecangetalongwell.53.Nothingsoundsbetterthanaswimonahotsummerday.Keepswimminginmindwhenyouareinandaroundthewater.54.Thecloudplatformcoversallmajorsubjects,so180millionstudentscankeeplearningevenwithschools 755.ThreeChineseastronautsgavetheirlessononMarch23rdandWangYapingimpressedmemost.᪷¯°t±᪾⌱nᔠ〉Ḅ¼µ"1ᵨᐸ〉·%F{"¹°º»divideenjoyworkremainlay56.Thesmalltownthatitwaslikeyearsago,naturalandbeautiful.57.Wethechildrenintosixgroups.Nowlet'schoosealeaderfbreachgroup.58.MumscreamedangrilybecauseIknockedoverthepicturesheonwithpaintoneverything.59.Hethebooksontheshelfandthenpulthemingoodorder.60.—Askyoursistertostopwatchingshortvideos,orhereyeswillbeuncomfortable.—Sheisn't,mum.Shesunshineonthegrass.7ஹ+89ᣚ⚪5⚪;⚪1ᑖᑖ5ᑖ ᪷ ⌕<ᦋᑏ>ᑡ+3@61.Orangecreatesafeelingofwarmthincoldwinter.lᦋ'——Àᶧ°oorangeafeelingofwarmthincoldwinter?62.Lindacanimproveherskatingskillsbypracticinghardeveryday.lMÃÄÅᑖÆÂoLindaimproveherskatingskills?63.Jimissocarefulthathealwaysnoticessmallchangesaroundhim. Çᢝ°É ÊËoJimistonoticesmallchangesaroundhim.64.MrLiwashighlysatisfiedwithmydesign. ᦋ'ÌÍ°oMrLiwaswithmydesign!65.Governmentrequiresyoungpeopletochasetheirdreams.lᦋ'μoYoungpeopletochasetheirdreams.AஹBᦻ⚪ᐳ10⚪;⚪Iᑖᑖ10ᑖ▅ ☢ᦻ"1᪷¯ᔜ⚪ᡠ✌BÐḄÆÑ"ᑏw0vᔠ〉ḄᓫµÒஹÔÕḄU¸"¹ᦻºÖDenisRancourtisafamousphysicsprofessorandaleadingscientistinhisfield.Hehaspublishedhundredsofscientificpapersl×ᦻoanddozensofbooks.Oneday,hed66tochangethewayhehadbeenteachingformanyyears.Why?Itallstartedafewyearsearlier.Whiledoingresearch,hefoundthatbothwaterandlandwerep67andanimalsweredisappearing.“WhatshouldIdo?heaskedhimself,“ShouldIc68tofocusonmyownteachingandresearch,orshouldIdosomethingtostopthesethingsfromhappening?,,Asapersonwhocaresdeeplyabouttheenvironment,hestarteddoingthingsdifferently.Hebeganwitha 8sciencecoursewhichwaso69toeveryone.Heinvitedspeakerstogivet70ontopicssuchasenvironmentalpolicy,poverty,medicalcare,war,globalization,trade.Heencouragedstudentstothink,d71andtakeactiontomaketheworldabetterplace.Once,ahallwasfilledwithmorethan120peopletolistentothesespeeches.E72two12-year-oldtwinsenteredforhisclass.HebecameacontroversiallᨵÙÚḄofigureoncampus.Somepeopleadmiredhimforhisbravery,senseofsocietyandforhisexcitingteachingm73Othersarguedthathewasdamagingthereputationl:Ûooftheuniversity.Inaninterview,hewasaskedw74hedidallofthisattheriskofhisowncareer.t€Aseducators,weshouldmakepeoplerealizeproblems.Whatm75mostistostopthebadthingsfromhappening,whethertheyarerightnextdoororfarawayinforeignlands.”Denisisnowconsideredamadprofessor.Üஹ▅ W3Â⚪l ⚪ᐳ5q⚪;sq⚪2ᑖ"#ᑖ10ᑖo▅ ☢ᦻ"1᪷¯ᦻᑁÞ3Â⚪Orallßᨴ{Ḅohealthiswidelyconsideredasoneofthemostimportantaspectsofouroverallhealth.However,thefearofthedentistisverycommon.Afearofthedentistisusuallycausedbynegativepastexperiences.Perhapsyouexperiencedpain,discomfort,oragenerallackofempathylᐳáoatadentistoffice,andthishasmadeyouunwillingtoseeanotherdentistinthefuture.Somepeoplearealsoafraidofthenoisesofthetoolsdentistsuseforteethcleaningandexams,sothinkingaboutthesecouldbringaboutsomefears,too.Youmayhavebeenafraidofthedentistasachild,andthesefeelingsstuckwithyouasyougrewup.About2.7percentofmenand4.6percentofwomenhavedentophobialᱛãអåæo.Asidefromfearstiedtopastexperiences,it'salsopossibletoexperiencefearofadentistbecauseofworriesyoumighthaveaboutyouroralhealth.Perhapsyouhaveatoothacheorbleedinggums,ormaybeyoujusthaven'tbeentothedentistinseveralmonthsoryearsandareafraidofreceivingbadnews.Fearsoverseeingthedentistarebestsolvedbygoingtothedentistinsteadofavoidingit.Whetheryou'rereadytofaceyourfearcompletelyoryou'regettingreadytoseethedentistgradually,thefollowingtipscanhelpyoustaycalmduringyourappointment:•Seethedentistatalessbusytimeofday,suchasthemorninghours.Therewillbefewerpeople,butalsofewertoolsmakingnoisesthatcouldcauseyouranxiety.Also,thelateryouseeyourdentist,thelongeryouranxietywilllast.•Bringnoise-cancelingheadphonesorearbudswithmusictohelpyourelax.•Askafriendoralovedonetobewithyouduringyourappointment.•Practicedeepbreathingtocalmyournerves.76.Whatnoisesmakepeopleafraidwhileseeingadentist?77.Whatcausespeople'sfearofthedentistbesidesnegativepastexperiences? 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10ூLJM,-NOPQRᨬTḄUVW⌼YᔊZᙠ2021[Ḅ\ᜩ^_`aᩭYcdeḄfgὃhi/ᵨjklmnop/ᨬqrsᵨti/theukvln⊤wᢣyunforgettable✌{|}ᐗsᵨan⛲ᦑ⌱B2.-Ican'tsleepwellthesedays.-Ithinkdoingsportscanhelpyousleep.A.simplyB.deeplyC.weeklyD.hardlyூFᫀBூJ᪆ூLJM,-——ᜩᡃṑ8——"ṑRὃh/᪆simplyudeeplyᙢuweeklyuhardly8᪷“Icaiftsleepwellthesedays”ᜐ?7Ḅ¢£sn¤¥¦§ᐭ¨ṑḨᦑ⌱B3.Everyoneinmygradeisbusystudyingthesedaystothemselvesforthefinalexams.A.prepareB.presentC.provideD.preventூFᫀAூJ᪆ூLJM,-ᡃª[rḄ«cVᨬ¬ᙠ®Ḽ°±^²ὃ³´ᜓὃh"/᪆prepare´ᜓupresent7uprovid?¶uprevent·¸᪷“Everyoneinmygradeisbusystudyingthesedays”n^ὃ³´ᜓᦑ⌱A4.China's315EveningGalaisayearlyCCTVshowontheprotectionofconsumers'.A.rightsB.goodsC.habitsD.walletsூFᫀAூJ᪆ூLJM,-UḄ315¹ºn»ᵯ½¾[¨ḄᐵÀÁÂÃÄὅᩗÇḄ⁚ÉὃhB/᪆rightsᩗÇugoodsᖪË;habits±Í;walletsÎᒹ᪷"China's315EveningGala”UḄ315¹ºÁÂÃÄὅᩗÇᦑ⌱A5.Ifsuccessisagate,theroadthisgatemustbemadeupofdifficulties.A.pastB.throughC.towardsD.againstூFᫀCூJ᪆ூLJM,-ÑᡂÓnᡧᜧÖ×ØÙÚᡧᜧÖḄ⍝ÜÝÞᵫàdáᡂὃhâ/᪆pastãuthroughäãutowardsåᔣuagainstç¥theroadtowards/to…⊤"ÙÚ……Ḅ⍝Ü"ᦑ⌱C6.LiuGenghongandhiswife'slivefitnessshowhastakentheInternetbystorm.Theyhaveencouragedmillionsofonlineaudiencethem.A.joinB.joinedC.joiningD.tojoinூFᫀD 11ூJ᪆ூLJM,-ᑢíîïðḄᏉòó⁚Éᙠôõö÷ø ªùúᦪûüᙠýþÿ ᐭὃencouragesb.todosth.“”ᵨ⊡ ᦑ⌱D7.—Couldyoutellmehowtorenewthelibrarybooks?—Withpleasure.Youcometoourdeskeverytime.It'seasiertorenewthemonline.A.can'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.shouldn'tூ!ᫀcூ$᪆ூ&$'()——+,-.ᡃ0᪵2345✂Ḅ5ᔩ9——;<(+=>?@ᩭᡃBCᙠEF23GH᧕ὃJL᪆can'tM,Nmustn'tἭPNneedn't=;shouldn'tR᪷T"It'seasiertorenewthemonline”MUᙠEFV,Wᡂ23ḄJ=ᩭBCYᳮᦑ⌱C8.[Whatdoyouthinkofthissportsmeeting?—Veryexciting.Idon'tthinktherewasoneinthehistoryofourschool.A.belterB.abetterC.bestD.thebestூ!ᫀBூ$᪆ூ&$'()——+\]^?_`0a᪵9——;bᐶdᡃ\]ᙠᡃe᪥ḄᔊhFiᨵk^GlḄm.ὃkopbetterGlḄNabetter[qGlḄ)bestᨬlḄNthebestᨬlḄ^s⊤u“iᨵGlḄ[?_`m“ᓽ^?wᨬlḄᔲ+kopz{ᨬ|pᵨkopbetter,}⊤u~ᢣB☢ᵨaᦑ⌱Bo9.During2022WinterOlympicGames,17Olympicrecords,includingtwoworldrecords.A.arebrokenB.willbebrokenC.werebrokenD.havebeenbrokenூ!ᫀCூ$᪆ூ&$'()ᙠ2022ᝍ_`17⚗ᝍ_`ᡭẚᒹ⚗ὃᑖ᪆'MUbreak“ᡭẚ”wᐵᔠᝍ`mMUᵨ[¡¢Ḅᦑ⌱C10.Somevirusescanspreadthroughmucusdroplets£¤¥¦.Thedropletscanflyoneortwometersintheairtheyfalltotheground.A.beforeB.afterC.whenD.whileூ!ᫀAூ$᪆ூ&$'()ᨵ§¨©Mª«¡¬¤¥®¯¤¥ᙠ°ᑮᙢ☢BMªᙠ³´¤µ[ᑮ¶ὃ·L᪆beforeᙠ...B;afterᙠ....¸Nwhen¹...ḄNwhile»....¼᪷T“The 12dropletscanflyoneortwometersintheair...theyfalltotheground.”MU¤¥ᙠ°ᑮᙢ☢BMªᙠ³´¤µᦑ⌱A11.—Thebikesintheshopareverypopularamongyoungstudents.[Ilovethem.Butitwilltakememonthstosaveenoughmoneytoafford.A.themB.thatC.oneD.itூ!ᫀCூ$᪆ூ&$'()——ᖪ¾sḄ¿µÀÁÂÃeÄḄÅÆ——ᡃÇÅÈÉwᡃ⌕ËÌqᨴḄÎ,ÏÐÑÒ[ÓὃÔL᪆themÈ£Õ¦NthatÖq;one[q¼×¼ᱥNitȼ׼ᱥ᪷T“Butitwilltakememonthstosaveenoughmoneytoafford…”MURwᥰÑÒ[Ó¿µÀᵨÔoneᢣÔᦑÚC12.Thehightemperaturemadethestudentssleepy,sotheirteachertoldafunnyjoketo.A.givethemupB.takethemupC.setthemupD.cheerthemupூ!ᫀDூ$᪆ூ&$'()|ÛÜeÄÝÝÞṑᡠªḄὁâãm[qᨵäḄåæçèéᩭὃêgiveupëì;takeupᓰT;setupîï;cheerupÜèd᪷T"Thehightemperaturemadethestudentssleðy,”MUὁâwñçeÄèdéᩭᦑ⌱D13.—WhatdoyouthinkofCocoHotel?[Ican'tstopcomplaining.It'scheapcomfortable.A.notonly;butalsoB.both;andC.not;butD.neither;norூ!ᫀDூ$᪆ூ&$'()——+òóMM⏀¾0a᪵9——ᡃ[õᙠöឌ^øùúû—ýὃ·L᪆notonly;butalsoÉ...þ};both;andὅ not;but....;neither;nor……᪷“Icarftstopcomplaining”ᙠឌ⏀— ᦑ⌱D14.—Becauseofthedoublereductionpolicy,itseemsthatwewillhavemorefreetime.What'syourplanfortheMayDayHoliday,Jim?Ihaven?tdecided.A.whereIcouldtravelwithmyparentsB.whenwillIvolunteeratthehomefortheelderlyC.whetherIshouldtakeacoursetoimprovemymathsD.thatIwillstayathomeandreadsomebooksforfunூ"ᫀCூ%᪆ூ'%()*——,-./01ᡃ3456ᨵ89Ḅ;<=>?Ḅ@ᎷBCᑜEFᔡHI- 13—ᡃKLᨵMNᔲ⌕QRSᩭUVᡃḄᦪXYZὃ\]^_(decided`ab]^cᜐ]^_(]^_(ᵨ▰g^h◀Bkᨵ“haven*decided”lᵨthatmn]^_(◀Dop_▲Ltl^What'syourplanfortheMayDayHoliday,Jim?”_(lᵨrs=◀Acᜐ⊤v“KxMNᔲ⌕QRSᩭUVᡃḄᦪXYZᦑ⌱C15.—Shallwegototheparkforapicnicthiscomingweekend?-Ihavebeenexpectingapicnicforages,butit'snotagoodtimetogathertogether.A.Idon,tthinkso.B.We'dbetternot.C.Whynot?D.Soundsgreat.ூ"ᫀBூ%᪆ூ'%()*——yᕜ{ᡃ3s|}~⚶ᔩI——ᡃ3ᨬ⌕ᡃB~⚶pᙠᙠḄ=ὃ\▭Idon'tthinkso.ᡃF-We'dbetternot.ᡃ3ᨬ⌕Whynot?-EFᕖ*Soundsgreat.ᩭQᦻ“Shallwegototheparkforapicnicthiscomingweekend?”⊤Uᦻ")ᡈ)ᔠ“butitsnotagoodtimetogathertogether”ᦻ⊤vᨬ⌕s~⚶,-y=ᦑ⌱B ஹ⚪ᐳ15⚪;⚪1ᑖᑖ15ᑖ▅¢☢¤ᦻ_¤ᦻ`ᔜ⚪ᡠ¨ḄAஹBஹCஹDªy⌱⚗¬⌱ᨬ®⌱⚗¯ᙠ"⚪ᓱQ±²⚗³´Alongtimeago,treesinforestskepttheirleavesallyearround.That'sjustthewayitwas.Butonewinter,things16,andwouldneverbethesameagain.Thecoldwinterwindswereblowing,andallthebirdswereflyingsouthwhereitwaswarmexceptonesmallbirdwithabrokenwing.Astheinjuredbirdwatcheditsfriendsgoingsouth,itstoodthinking,“Iwillnot17thiscomingwinter.”Thelittlebirdhopped Bᐚ¶·¸alongwithonewing18uselesslyatitsside.Itcametoahugeoaktree.“Please,Mr.Oak,"saidthebird."MayItake19onyourbranches?^^Theoaktreehuffedandpuffed.amthekingoftheforest.Iwillnever20youonmybranches.^^Andso,thebirdcamenexttoawhitebirchtree.Thebirchtreethoughtitwasthe21treeinalltheland.Whenthelittlebirdaskedforhelp,thebirchtreesaid,“Goawayfromme!Youwillget22andeatmyleaves.Imusttakecareofmybeautifulleaves.Movealong.”Thewinterwasfastapproaching.Theinjuredlittlebird23cametoabigsprucetree."MayItakeshelteronyourbranches?^^pleadedthebird.Toitssurprise,thesprucetree24.t4Come,littlebird.Iwilldomybesttokeepyou25Apinetreenoticedthisandsaid,“Iwillstandhereall26ஹlittlebird.Donotworry.Mybrancheswillkeepthe27fromyou.Youwillbesafewithus.”Later,thecoldnorthwindcametoblowintheforest.Itblewso28thatitknockedalltheleaves 14fromtheoakandthebirch.Itwasgoingtoblowtheleaves29thespruceandpinetoo.butitsfathersaidno,forhehadseenthegoodworkofthesetreesinhelpingthebird.Andthat,dearfriend,iswhysometrees30theirleavesinwinter,andsomedonot.16.A.happenedB.failedC.changedD.appeared17.A.surviveB.solveC.serveD.spend18.A.beatingB.movingC.flyingD.hanging19.A.foodB.shelterC.actionD.time20.A.inviteB.greetC.refuseD.accept21.A.strongestB.prettiestC.tallestD.oldest22A.homelessB.helplessC.hungryD.happy23.A.finallyB.simplyC.slowlyD.quickly24.A.smiledB.promisedC.explainedD.agreed25.A.freeB.calmC.warmD.alive26.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter27.A.windB.cloudC.sunshineD.rain28.A.wideB.wellC.hardD.badly29.A.overB.offC.belowD.above30.A.loseB.blowC.shakeD.hurtூ"ᫀ16.C17.A18.D19.B20.D21.B22.C23.A24.D25.C26.D27.A28.C29.B30.Aூ%᪆ூn^¹ᦻº»¼ᦻo⌕½g¾¿ÀḄÁÂlÃᑮÅᨨḄᓭÈsrÉᡠÊË⌱ÌÍÏ-ᩭÐᢙÒÉÓÔÖ)×ØÙᨬ`ÚᩝÔÜÖ)×ØÙÝÞḄᓅàáᑮâḄᗐäLᨵᔿᣵÙ3Ḅçèூ16⚪'%()*ᙠyÉᜩêëìíᓄ_ckÊïḄ᪵èhappenedëìfailedᜫòchangedᦋíappearedp᪷"andwouldneverbethesameagain”êᦋíᦑ⌱Cூ17⚪'%()*ᡃôryᓽ±ᑮᩭḄÉᜩsurviveö÷solve%M;serve øspendùú᪷"Thecoldwinterwindswereblowing,andallthebirdswereflyingsouthwhereitwaswarmexceptonesmallbirdwithabrokenwing.“ûɱüÁÂýþῴ ᜩ ᦑ⌱Aூ18⚪Ḽ ᙢᚖḼ!ῴbeatingᡭ$%moving&';flying)%hangingᚖ*᪷,"withabrokenwing”-. /!ῴ0 ᡠᚖḼ ᦑ⌱D 15ூ19⚪ᡃ-ᙠ5Ḅ89:;ᔩ=food>ᱥ%shelter@ᡠ,Bᜐ;actionD'%timeEF᪷,“MayItakeshelteronyourbranches?”-. GHBᡠ ᦑ⌱Bூ20⚪ᡃIJKLM5ᙠᡃḄ89invite⍸O%greetP%refuseRS%acceptLM᪷,"Andso,thebirdcamenexttoawhitebirchtree."-. TLM ᦑ⌱D[21⚪UWGXᱏZᙢ9ᨬ\]Ḅstrongestᨬ^Ḅ;prettiestᨬ_`Ḅ%tallestᨬaḄ%oldestᨬὁḄ᪷,“Imusttakecareofmybeautifulleaves.“-. WGᨬ\]Ḅ ⌕de_`Ḅfg ᦑ⌱Bூ22⚪5KhḄ ᔛᡃḄfghomeless j-kḄ;helpless lḄ;hungry⛭hḄ;happynoḄ᪷,“eatmyleaves”-. ⛭hEKᔛfg ᦑ⌱Cூ23⚪MpḄᨬqᩭᑮtᜧᩝ*finallyᨬw%simplyxᓫᙢ%slowlyz᠒ᙢ%quickly|}ᙢ᪷,“Thewinterwasfastapproaching.Theinjuredlittlebird...cametoabigsprucetree.”-. ᜩ~ᑮ ᨬwᩭᑮᩝ☢ ᦑ⌱Aூ24⚪ᔛḄG ᩝsmiled%promised;explained:agreed᪷,“Come,littlebird.”-. ᩝ,ᦑ⌱D[25⚪ᡃKᡃᨬᜧḄ 5ᨨfreeᵫḄ%calm☟Ḅ;warmᨨḄ;aliveḼḄ᪷,“MayItakeshelteronyourbranches?”ᦻᑁ-. ᜩᑮ ᜧ-ᨨ ᦑ⌱Cூ26⚪ᡃ/ᜩKᙠX spring᧡ᜩsummerᜩ;autumnᜩ%winterᜩ᪷,"Thewinterwasfastapproaching.”-. ᜧᜩᙠ ᦑ⌱Dூ27⚪ᡃḄ8K5ᢱ;Ḅwind;%cloud%sunshine□ᐝ%rain¤᪷,"Later,thecoldnorthwindcametoblowintheforest.“- 16. ᜧᢱ; ᦑ⌱Aூ28⚪;¥¦§¨© ªT9Ḅfg¥ᣵwide¬▎ᙢ%well®ᙢ;hard¨©ᙢ;badly¯ᙢ᪷,"Itblewso...thatitknockedalltheleavesfromtheoakandthebirch.”-. ;¥¦§¨© ªḄfgᔿᣵ ᦑ⌱Cூ29⚪±Kªᩝ²Ḅfgᔿᣵover³%off´n%belowᙠ...*%aboveᙠ....9ὶ·-. Kªfgᔿᣵ ᦑ⌱Bூ30⚪¸᰿Ḅº» X¼G½¾ᨵÀᙠᜩÁf ÂᨵÀKḄÃÄloseᜫÆblowᔿshake';hurtpÈ᪷,"Andthat,dearfriend,iswhysometrees…theirleavesinwinter,andsomedonot,”-. ᨵÀᙠᜩKᜫÆfg ᦑ⌱AÉஹ▅ÌᳮÎÏ⚪ᐳ15⚪;Ñ⚪2ᑖ Óᑖ30ᑖÔOWÕ▅Ì*ᑡ×ᦻ Ø×ᦻqᔜ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹDÚ/⌱⚗Ü ⌱ÝᨬÞ⌱⚗ ßᙠà⚪ᓱ9âã⚗äåAMatchballsareimportantforplayers5performances.SoccerballsintheFIFAWorldCuparealwaysevolving(çᓄ).Lefsc.heckoutsomefamousWorldCupballs.Telstar(1970):Itwasthefirstball ëì,Azteca(1986):Itwasthefirstballto1***■JOLíincludedesignsinspiredbythehostnation(Mexico).toappearonlivebroadcast.Itwasmadewitha)lackandwllitepatternsothatitwasvisible(ë¦kFêḄ)onblackandwhitetelevision.7Tricolore(1998):TheTricolorewasthefirstmulticolored(ð⁐Ḅ)WorldCupball.TangoEspana(1982):ItwasthefirstwTeamgeist(2006):Itwasthefirstballtoballwithwater-resistant(■ïḄ)qualities.Itwasalsothelastballmadeofleather.changefromthe32panelsintroducedin1970.Ithadjust14panels.31.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadtheinformationabove?A.MagicWorld.B.SportsWorld.C.ReadingFun.D.ScienceStudy. 1732.Whichwasthefirstballusedinalivegame?A.Tricolore.B.TangoEspana.C.Telstar.D.Teamgeist.33.Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.TangoEspanawassuitableforwetdays.B.Aztecawasthelastballmadeofleather.C.TricolorewasdesignedbyMexicoin1986.D.Teamgeistwasthefirstballwith32panels.ூàᫀ31.B32.C33.Aூ᪆ூôõÏᦻö⌕÷øÀ℉úḄûüýᵨᳫ0ூ31⚪ᳮᑨ⚪ᦻ⌕℉Ḅᵨᳫ ᨵᐵᦑ⌱Bூ32⚪#⁚ᳮ⚪᪷&“Telstar(1970):Itwasthefirstballtoappearonlivebroadcast”'(Telstar)*+ᙠ-./01Ḅᳫᦑ⌱Cூ33⚪#⁚ᳮ⚪᪷&"TangoEspana(1982):Itwasthefirstballwithwater-resistant(■4Ḅ)qualities”'(Espana)ᐹᨵ■4ឋ8Ḅᳫᡠ:〉ᔠ=>ᜩ@Aᵨᦑ⌱ABজDragonsexistinboththeEasternandWesternworld.Somepeoplesaythatthereusedtoberealdragons,butmostagreethattheywereimaginarycreatures*.©Chinesedragons,whichappearedeightthousandyearsago,areusuallyconsideredtobekind.Peoplesaythattheybringstrength,peace,goodluck,andhealth.InancientChina,thedragonwasasymboloftheChineseemperors.SomeChinesepeoplebelievethatdragonsliveunderwatermostofthetime.UnlikeEuropeandragons,theydonothavewingsandflyusingmagic.TheChinesedragon,sometimescalledtheEasterndragon,lookslikealongsnakewithfourclaws.Itsappearancehaskeptchangingwithtimeandit'shardtofindacreatureinreallifethatlooksexactlythesameasthedragon.IntheChinesezodiac,peopleborninthe“YearoftheDragon^^aresaidtobelucky,brave,healthy,energeticandexcitable.TheDragonpersoncanmakegreatachievementsinlifeifheorsheknowshowtomakethebestuseofhisorherhugeenergy,intelligenceandtalent.ঞInEurope,dragonsareusuallyseenasterribleandunkindwingedcreatureswhicharedifferentfromthoseinChina.Westerndragonstendtohavemanyheads,fire-breathing,andareknowntoeathumans.ManyEuropeanstorieshavebraveknights*fighlingten*ibledragons.SomeEuropeandragonsarealsodescribedasstrongandsmartcreatures.Anyknightwhokilledadragonwasabletogetnotonlyitstreasurebutalsoitswisdom.©AlthoughtherearedifferencesbetweenChinesedragonsandWesternones,thedragonisundoubtedlyabelovedexistenceinmanytalesacrosstheworld. 1834.TheChinesedragonisakindofcreaturethataccordingtothepassage.A.hasmanyheadsB.livesabovewaterC.hasnowingsD.flieswithoutmagic35.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.A.mostEuropeansareafraidoftheterribledragonsB.EuropeanknightscaneasilykilldragonsfbrwealthC.PeoplebornintheDragonYearmustbesuccessfulD.Chineseancientemperorsarerealdragonswithoutmagic36.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectstructureofthepassage?A.জ/ঝঞ/টB.জ/ঝ/ঞ/টC.জ/ঝঞটD.জঝঞ/ট37.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.TheHistoryofDragonsB.TheCultureofDragonsC.TheSymbolsofDragonsD.TheChangesofDragonsூCᫀ34.C35.A36.A37.Bூ᪆ூFGᦻ)HIJᦻ⌕/KLMNOLḄPQᨬST0UVWXᨵYZ[\)]^_᰿Ḅaᙠூ34⚪#⁚ᳮ⚪᪷&*bc“UnlikeEuropeandragons,theydonothavewingsandflyusingmagic."'(PdNOḄLefgᨵhῴefᵨjklmVᔠ⌱n'o/KL)gᨵhῴḄᦑ⌱Cூ35⚪ᳮᑨ⚪᪷&*pc“InEurope,dragonsareusuallyseenasterribleandunkindwingedcreatureswhicharedifferentfromthoseinChina”'(ᙠNOLqrstu'MwxḄyhῴḄzᱥᵫ}'0ᜧᦪNO^)'ḄLᦑ⌱Aூ36⚪HV᪀⚪*cU“LML”*bcᑖ/KL*pcᑖNOL*cTUVWXᨵYZ[\)]^_᰿Ḅaᙠᦻᕈ1UᑖUV᪀ᦑ⌱Aூ37⚪ᨬ᪗⚪⚪qᐰᦻ'(ᦻ⌕/KLMNOLḄPQ)PQᙢPQḄLᦻᓄᦑ⌱BCDavid,apoliceman,cametoasmallwoodenhouseabouttwomilesupthemountaintogetCalRichards,anarmedanddangerouskiller.Throughabrokenwindow,hesawanoldmanwatchinghimclosely.Whenhesteppedintothehouse,hefoundtheoldmanwasholdingaguninhishand.“Governmentman,aren,tyou?”saidtheoldman."Yes,"Davidrepliedwithafriendlysmile.''YoumustbeaPappyRichards.''“Sure.I'mCal'spa.Andyou'renotgoingtogethim."ThegunpointedatDavid.Davidlookedaroundthehouseanddidn'tseeanysignofCal."I'vebeentodoit,“hesaid."ButIcanseehe 19isn'theretoday.IguessFilhavetocomeagain.^^Justthehecaughtsightofaviolinhangingonthewall.46Whoplaystheviolin?^^heasked.Foramomenttherewassilence.Infact,Cal'spaplayedtheviolinbestinthearea,buthedidnotanswer,withhisgunstillpointingatDavid.Davidcrossedtheroomtotheinstrumentandfeltsweatonhisforehead,buthetooktheviolinfromthewallascalmlyasifhewereawelcomevisitor.Hebegantoplaytheviolin,onetuneafteranother.Hewasplayingbetterthanhehadeverplayedinhislife.Theoldmanstoodthere,attracted.Thehatred'឴inhiseyeswasgivingwaytoalookofwonder.Thegunwasnowpointedtowardsthefloor.Hebegantobeattime,tappingonefootonthedirtfloor.Whenthefinalnotesofthetunediedaway,theoldmanplacedtheguninacorner.“Well,stranger,theoldmansaid,“youplaytheviolinexcellently.Maybeyou'llstayfordinnerandplaysomemorefbrme.”Aftertheyhadeaten,theysatinthespringsunshineoutsidethehouse.Theytalkedaboutviolintunes.NotawordwassaidaboutCalRichards.Abouttwohourslater,Davidstoodupandsaid,44Sorry!Imustbegettingbacktothetown.”Theoldmansat,deepinthought.Atlast,hesaid,'ilikethewayyoutalk,andIlikethewayyouplaytheviolin.Iguessyou'reagoodguy.,,Hepausedasifitwerehardtogoon.Then,hesaidinathickvoice,UI——well,FilhaveatalkwithCal.Ithinkhemightgivehimselfuptomorrow.Youshouldbeatthepolicestationatnoon.^^Thenextday,asthetownclockstrucktwelve,anoldmancameupthestreettowardsthepolicestation.Withhimwasayoungfellowwhoseappearancetoldofmanydaysinhiding.38.Inwhichorderdidthefollowingthingshappeninthestory?a.DavidhadadinnerwithCal'spa.b.Cal'spapointedagunatDavid.c.Davidsawaviolinhangingonthewall.d.DavidcametoarrestCal.e.Davidplayedtheviolin,onetuneafteranother.A.a-c-d-b-eB.c-a-d-e-bC.d-b-e-c-aD.d-b-c-e-a39.WhydidDavidfeelsweatonhisforeheadwhenhecrossedtheroomtotheviolin?A.Hefelttoohot.B.Heexercisedalot.C.Hewasinpoorhealth.D.Hewasquitenervous.40.Howdoyouunderstand“Musicispower^^accordingtothestory?A.Musicisthegoodmedicineforabrokenheart.B.Musiccanhelppolicementosavethemselves.C.Musicmakespeoplebetterunderstandeachother.D.Musiccanstoppeoplefromdoingcriminalthings.41.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeDavid?A.Energeticandbrave.B.Braveandwise.C.Calmandtalented.D.Friendlyandcalm.ூCᫀ38.D39.D40.C41.B 20ூ᪆ூFGᦻ)H¡ᦻ⌕David¢£ᣓ+ᩔ^¦ᓾs+ὁ^ᵨ©ᢣḼ¬☟ᙢ¯°±²ᴊᨬ´ᙠµ¶Ḅ·¸¹ᩔºM¬᱄¼¢½¾¿À✌[38⚪#⁚ᳮ⚪᪷&"David,apoliceman,cametoasmallwoodenhouseabouttwomilesupthemountaintogetCalRichards,anarmedanddangerouskiHer."'(David¢£ᣓ+ᩔ^¦᪷&'"Sure.FmCal'spa.Andyou'renotgoingtogethim/ThegunpointedatDavid.”'(,ᩔ^¦Ḅ᱄¼ᵨ©ᢣḼDavid᪷&“Justthehecaughtsightofaviolinhangingonthewall."'ÃÄDavidÅ1ᨵ——DZ²ᴊ᪷&“Hebegantoplaytheviolin,onetuneafteranother.“'(David¯°±²ᴊ᪷&"Maybeyoullstayfbrdinnerandplaysomemoreforme.":È“Aftertheyhadeaten,theysatinthespringsunshineoutsidethehouse.“'(DavidMCalḄ᱆᱆ᐳËÌ⚶Î}ÏÐḄÑÒ)d-b-c-e-aᦑ⌱Dூ39⚪ᳮᑨ⚪᪷&"Davidcrossedtheroomtotheinstrumentandfeltsweatonhisforehead,buthetooktheviolinfromthewallascalmlyasifhewereawelcomevisitor.”'(¬ÔÕÖᦑ⌱D0ூ40⚪ᳮᑨ⚪qᐰᦻ'(ὁ^ᙠ×David¯±²ᴊSyḼØÙÔÚḄ¦^¢À✌ᵫ}'(µ¶Û^ḄÜÝÔᜧµ¶':Þßà}áâᙢÛᦑ⌱Cூ41⚪ᳮᑨ⚪ᦻ⌕David¢£ᣓ+ᩔ^¦ᓾs+ὁ^ᵨ©ᢣḼ¬☟ᙢ¯°±²ᴊᨬ´ᙠµ¶Ḅ·¸¹ᩔºM¬᱄¼¢½¾¿À✌Ḅᦑãᦑ(David)+äᦢæçèḄ^ᦑ⌱BDDoestheworldhaveashortageofsand?Alfirst,thatmightsoundlikeastrangequestion.Afterall,sandcoversbeachesanddesertsacrosstheworld.Inthebuildingfieldalone,40-50billiontonnesofsandisusedaroundtheworldeveryyear.Thisisbecauseconcreteéêëisusuallymadeupofabout25%sand.Manyofusdon'trealizethatsandisalsousedforthingslikesmartphones,TVscreens,solarpanelsandotherelectricitems.Theproblemisthatmostdesertorbeachsandisunsuitable.Desertsandistoosmoothandbeachsandhastoomuchsaltinit.Thismeansthatsandisusuallygotfromrivers.However,ithascausedterribleenvironmentaldamage..Totrytoreducetheneedforsand,agrowingnumberofresearchersareturningtotechnologyandnewways.TheseincludeDrJohnOrratCambridgeUniversity.€tWefoundthattheplasticcanreplace10%ofthesandinconcreteandithasthesamestrengthandlongevity."saysDrJohnOrr."Thatsavesahugeamountofsandandhelpstoreduceavastamountofplasticwaste."Atthesametime,otherresearchisbeingdoneintousingotherwastematerialsinconcretetoreplacesand,suchasoldcartyresorglass.DrOrrpointsoutthatchangesinbuildingdesignisamoreviable'mḄlong-termsolution."Theyusetoomuchconcrete.Thisisamuchbiggerproblem.Therearealotofgoodthingshappeningtobuildingdesignand 21manufacture,hesays,“butnothingimportantisreallyhappening-reallytinyandveryexperimental.”Itwillrequireeffortsfromindividuals+^,governmentsandinternationalorganizationstoreduceglobalneedsfbrsand.Hereisanexampleoftheactineveryonecantake.A10%reductioninthenumberofcarsontheroadmeans10%fewerhouseswithgarageanddrivewaysthatneedtobebuilt.Thatismillionsoftonnesofconcreteeveryyear.Sandisreallyjustasymptomofalargerproblem.Weshouldbeactingtodealwithovercunsummioiiofnaturalresources.Alotoftheseproblemsarecloselyconnectedandthesolutionshavetobeaswell.42.Accordingtothepassage,whatissandmainlyusedfbr?A.Thebuildingfield.B.Industry.C.Theelectricitems.D.Agriculture.43.WhichofthefollowingissuitablefortheblankinParagragh3?A.Sosandisbecomingmoreandmoreexpensiveatpresent.B.Inaword,alotofscientistsaretryingtoimproveourenvironment.C.Therefore,somecountriesdon'thaveenoughdesertorbeachsand.D.Asaresult,manycountrieshaveintroducedsandbansἭíinrecentyears.44.Whichwordhasasimilarmeaningtotheunderlinedwordoverconsumption?A.usingtoomuchB.protectionC.wasteD.discovery45.Whichofthefollowingstatementistrue?A.Usingtoomuchsandleadstousingupalltheplanets5resources.B.DrJohnOrrexpectschangesinbuildingdesignusinglessconcrete.C.Researchhasfoundthatwastematerialslikeglasscanreplacesand.DDrJohnOrrhasfoundplasticwastecanreplace10%oftheconcrete.ூCᫀ42.A43.D44.A45.Cூ᪆ூFGᦻ)HIJᦻ⌕ïðñÛòḄ◤ôூ42⚪#⁚ᳮ⚪᪷&"Inthebuildingfieldalone,40-50billiontonnesofsandisusedaroundtheworldeveryyear.Thisisbecauseconcreteéêëisusuallymadeupofabout25%sand.“'(ò⌕ᵨõö÷⚞ùᦑ⌱Ao[43⚪ᳮᑨ⚪᪷&"heproblemisthatmostdesertorbeachsandisunsuitable.Desertsandistoosmoothandbeachsandhastoomuchsaltinit.Thismeansthatsandisusuallygotfromrivers.However,ithascausedterribleenvironmentaldamage.”'(⌕òḄᓻû¹ᩭýþ)0ÿἭᦑ⌱Dூ44⚪⚪᪷"Weshouldbeactingtodealwithoverconsumptionofnaturalresources.”ᡃ 22 ᦑ"0verconsumption” !ὑᦑ⌱A[45⚪#⁚ᳮ⚪᪷“Atthesametime,otherresearchisbeingdoneintousingotherwastematerialsinconcretetoreplacesand,suchasoldcartyresorglass.”&'()*+ᡈ-ᴻ/᪵Ḅ2ᧇ4567ᦑ⌱Co8IIᔁ:;⌱<⚪ᐳ60ᑖ@AஹC:D⚪ᐳ15E⚪;GE⚪1ᑖHᑖ15ᑖ@A.I᪷JKLḄLᦻNOஹPᦻQᡈRSᑏURLᡠWᓫYR7Z[46.Experiencesinlifeteachusnewlessons.Welearntodealwithallkindsof:\]^_@fromthem.ூ`ᫀsituationsூ᪆ூRScdeLḄfᔊhᡃijkḄlmᡃnLopᜐᳮᔜs^_᪷ᡠhLᦻNOtᑏUᓫsituation,u,wxyz“allkindsof”,ᦑsituationᵨ|ᦪ\~ᦑsituations47.Streetdanceisamixtureof:ᦪ@formsofdancefromdifferenttimesandcountries.ூ`ᫀseveralூ᪆ூRSc⊙ᩭ5ஹḄs\~Ḅᔠ᪷NO“ᦪ''ᐸ ḄPᦻ⊤severalᦑseveral48.1saidgoodmorningtohiminRussianandhe sayorwritesth.asananswerinthesamelanguage.ூ`ᫀrepliedூ᪆ூRScᡃᵨᔣᵨ᪵Ḅ`sayorwritesth.asananswer⊤ḄS“`“ᵨᓫreply⊤O᪷“said”I,l ᦑreplyᵨᐸ ~ᦑreplied49.HelookedattheFrenchpaperfortwohoursanddidn'twritea 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26DenisRancourtisafamousphysicsprofessorandaleadingscientistinhisfield.Hehaspublishedhundredsofscientificpapers(ᦻ)anddozensofbooks.Oneday,hed66tochangethewayhehadbeenteachingformanyyears.Why?Itallstartedafewyearsearlier.Whiledoingresearch,hefoundthatbothwaterandlandwerep67andanimalsweredisappearing.“WhatshouldIdo?heaskedhimself"ShouldIc68tofocusonmyownteachingandresearch,orshouldIdosomethingtostopthesethingsfromhappening?^^Asapersonwhocaresdeeplyabouttheenvironment,hestarteddoingthingsdifferently.Hebeganwithasciencecoursewhichwaso69toeveryone.Heinvitedspeakerstogivet70ontopicssuchasenvironmentalpolicy,poverty,medicalcare,war,globalization,trade.Heencouragedstudentstothink,d71andtakeactiontomaketheworldabetterplace.Once,ahallwasfilledwithmorethan120peopletolistentothesespeeches.E72two12-year-oldtwinsenteredforhisclass.Hebecameacontroversial(ᨵ¡Ḅ)figureoncampus.Somepeopleadmiredhimforhisbravery,senseofsocietyandforhisexcitingteachingm73Othersarguedthathewasdamagingthereputation(¢£)oftheuniversity.Inaninterviewhewasaskedw74hedidallofthisattheriskofhisowncareer.ctAseducators,weshouldmakepeoplerealizeproblems.Whatm75mostistostopthebadthingsfromhappening,whethertheyarerightnextdoororfarawayinforeignlands.”Denisisnowconsideredamadprofessor.ூ%ᫀ66.(d)ecided67.(p)olluted68.(c)ontinue69.(o)pen70.(t)alks71.(d)iscuss72.(E)ncluding73.(m)ethods74.(w)hat75.(m)attersூ(᪆ூ]`ᦻ¤¥¦s§℉¢Ḅᱥᳮ«¬DenisRancourt,i®1¯Ẇ±w²u³´µᙢ·d¸¹¦ᱥᙠºᜫ@1?¼@½¿ூ66⚪*( 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Ḅh|}~aᙠ◞aᙠ⍩Ḅᔠ✌mᜐawhatmattersmost”ᨬw⌕Ḅa...”ᦑ(m)attersஹ▅_⚪(⚪ᐳ5⚪;⚪2ᑖᑖ10ᑖ)▅☢ᦻ6᪷4ᦻᑁ¡_⚪Oral(¢ᨴ¤Ḅ)healthiswidelyconsideredasoneofthemostimportantaspectsofouroverallhealth.However,thefearofthedentistisverycommon.Afearofthedentistisusuallycausedbynegativepastexperiences.Perhapsyouexperiencedpain,discomfort,oragenerallackofempathy(ᐳ¥)atadentistoffice,andthishasmadeyouunwillingtoseeanotherdentistinthefuture.Somepeoplearealsoafraidofthenoisesofthetoolsdentistsuseforteethcleaningandexams,sothinkingaboutthesecouldbringaboutsomefears,too.Youmayhavebeenafraidofthedentistasachild,andthesefeelings 28stuckwithyouasyougrewup.About2.7percentofmenand4.6percentofwomenhavedentophobia¦ᱛ¨អª«¬.Asidefromfearstiedtopastexperiences,it'salsopossibletoexperiencefearofadentistbecauseofworriesyoumighthaveaboutyouroralhealth.Perhapsyouhaveatoothacheorbleedinggums,ormaybeyoujusthaven'tbeentothedentistinseveralmonthsoryearsandareafraidofreceivingbadnews.Fearsoverseeingthedentistarebestsolvedbygoingtothedentistinsteadofavoidingit.Whetheryou'rereadytofaceyourfearcompletelyoryou'regettingreadytoseethedentistgradually,thefollowingtipscanhelpyoustaycalmduringyourappointment:•Seethedentistatalessbusytimeofday,suchasthemorninghours.Therewillbefewerpeople,butalsofewertoolsmakingnoisesthatcouldcauseyouranxiety.Also,thelateryouseeyourdentist,thelongeryouranxietywilllast.•Bringnoise-cancelingheadphonesorearbudswithmusictohelpyourelax.•Askafriendoralovedonetobewithyouduringyourappointment.•Practicedeepbreathingtocalmyournerves.76.Whatnoisesmakepeopleafraidwhileseeingadentist?77.Whatcausespeople'sfearofthedentistbesidesnegativepastexperiences?78.Howcanpeopledealwithfearsoverseeingthedentist?79.Whyareweadvisedtobringearbudswithmusic?80.Whatwillyoudotocalmyourselfifyougotoseeadentist?ூᫀ76.Thenoisesofthetoolsdentistsuseforteethcleaningandexams.77.Theworriesyoumighthaveaboutyouroralhealth.78.Weshouldgotothedentistinsteadofavoidingit.79.Tohelpusrelax.80.Seethedentistatalessbusytimeofday./Bringnoise-cancelingheadphonesorearbudswithmusic./Askafriendoralovedonetobewithyou./Practicedeepbreathingtocalmyournerves.ூ"᪆ூ¯ 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