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Ⅰ.單項(xiàng)填空1．(2020·南昌模擬)Ginaputoffwritingtomeuntiltodaybecauseshewasbusy.A．finally B．suddenlyC．gradually D．lately答案：D2．Assoonastherain，wewillgotoflyakite.A．isstopping B．stoppedC．willstop D．stops答案：D3．(2020·原創(chuàng))Plantsandtreesneedwatertogrow.Similarly,needsourhearttodevelop.A．dream B．knowledgeC．friendship D．competition答案：C4．(2020·原創(chuàng))Withandconfidence,shesetouttoachieveherdreamtobeaworld-famousactress.A．wealth B．truthC．courage D．choice答案：C5．(2020·原創(chuàng))Asweallknow,dragonisregardedasthesymbolofinChina.A．wealth B．powerC．stress D．choice答案：B6．(2020·原創(chuàng))Thetemperatureinourcitystays38degreesonhotsummerdays.A．below B．a(chǎn)boveC．a(chǎn)gainst D．under答案：B7．(2020·原創(chuàng))It'sreportedthattherainhadcausedgreatlossandtroubleforthelocalpeople.A．unexpected B．excitingC．necessary D．weak答案：AⅡ.完形填空WereEdmundHillaryandTenzingNorgayreallythefirstpeopletoreachthetopofMountEverest?SomebelieveBritishclimbersGeorgeMalloryandAndrewIrvinereachedthetopbefore1inJune1924.Unfortunately,thisis2toprove(證明)becausebothmendisappearedonthemountain.In1999,ateamofclimbers3Everest,hopingtosolvethismystery.NearEverest'sFirstStep,onthe4tothetop,theteamfoundMallory'soxygentank—evidence(證據(jù))thatheandIrvinewerenearthetop.Closeby,amemberoftheteam,ConradAnker,5Mallory'sbody.Inaddition,whentheteamexaminedMallory'sbody,theyfounditemslikeaknifeandmatches，6nophotos.Whyisthisimportant?Mallorycarriedaphotoofhiswife7him.Heplannedto8itatthetopofEverest,ifhereachedthetop.DidMalloryandIrvineachievetheir9andreachthetop?Probablynot,saysAnker.Here'swhytheyprobablydidn'treachthetop.Firstly,it'sbecausedifficultroadsandpoorequipment(設(shè)備)．MalloryandIrvinewerelastseennearEverest'sSecondStep.Thisisa27-meterwallofrock.ClimbingthispartofEverestisterriblydifficult,evenwith10climbingequipment.Withouttheright11，itisdoubtfulMalloryandIrvinewereabletogettothetop.Secondly,theydon'thavefrostbite(凍傷)．MalloryandIrvinewerenearthetoplateintheday.Climberswhoreachthetopatthistime12tocampatthetop.Ifyoudothis,itis13tosufferfromfrostbite.ButMallory'sbodyhadnosignoffrostbite.SowhathappenedtoMalloryandIrvine?Ankerthinkstheyprobably14justaftertheFirstStep.WhenMallorywasgoingdown,15heaccidentallyfell.Irvine'sbodyhasneverbeenfound.Whateverhappened,theywillalwaysberememberedasearlyEverestheroes.1．A.us B．youC．him D．them答案：D2．A.serious B．normalC．hard D．boring答案：C3．A.studied B．visitedC．changed D．connected答案：B4．A.way B．resultC．place D．part答案：A5．A.forgot B．repairedC．interviewed D．discovered答案：D6．A.so B．a(chǎn)ndC．but D．unless答案：C7．A.like B．withC．near D．during答案：B8．A.leave B．finishC．write D．cover答案：A9．A.idea B．luckC．story D．goal答案：D10．A.private B．naturalC．modern D．relaxing答案：C11．A.projects B．stepsC．rules D．tools答案：D12．A.refuse B．needC．a(chǎn)fford D．promise答案：B13．A.common B．usefulC．convenient D．strong答案：A14．A.putoff B．tookawayC．turnedback D．lookedout答案：C15．A.often B．perhapsC．together D．forward答案：BⅢ.閱讀理解AGreatArtistsinHistoryWorkshop10：00a．m.－4：00p．m.,July16－20.Forages6－15.Kidslearnaboutfamousartistsinhistoryandbasicpaintingskills.Address：326E．RiffleRoad.Price：$235Visitwww.greatartist.bzorcall(520)-665-3570formoreinformation.EarthCampClub8：00a．m.－11：00a．m.,July5－14.ForGrades9－11.Studentsexplorethechangesinclimateandenvironmentandhowthesechangesinfluencehumanlife.Address:Arizona-SonoraDesertMuseum,2021N．KinneyRoad.Price：$1,400Visitwww.azchallenger.rgorcall1-5(520)-288-6035formoreinformation.FutureWritingCamp9：00a．m.－10：30p．m.,June4－21.ForGrades8－12.Studentsworkinwritinggroups,meetguestspeakers,takefieldtripsandexploretheuniversity.Address：ArizonaStateUniversity.Price：$200.Visit/yawporcall(480)-967-5722formoreinformation.TheYoungPoetCamp2：00p．m.－4：00p．m.,June17－July20.Forgirls11－13.Camperslearnaboutwritingpoems,story-telling,characterdevelopmentanddialogue.Address：4850N．LitchfieldRoad.Price：$250Visitorcall1-(928)-588-978formoreinformation.1.Ifyouareinterestedinnaturalenvironment,youcancallformoreinformation.A．(520)-665-3570. B．1-5(520)-288-6035.C．(480)-967-5722. D．1-(928)-588-978.答案：B2．Whichofthefollowingwilllastlongest?A．GreatArtistsinHistoryWorkshop. B．EarthCampClub.C．FutureWritingCamp. D．TheYoungPoetCamp.答案：D3．Whatcanweinferaccordingtotheadsabove?A．A12-year-oldboycanlearntowritepoemsinTheYoungPoetCamp.B．InFutureWritingCamp,studentsworkinwritinggroupsintheafternoon.C．Akidaged9canlearnsomebasicpaintingskillsinGreatArtistsinHistoryWorkshop.D．Ifyouwanttoexplorethechangesinenvironment,youcanvisitformoreinformation.答案：CB(2020·原創(chuàng))Everybodymayfeelstressedoutsometimes.Butthesituationlastingalongorshortperioddependsontherootcauseforthethingsyouareworryingabout.1.Unluckily,manypeoplearetryingtheirbesttosolvethetroubletheyaremeeting.Theydon'twanttoescapeorrelaxatleastforawhile.Butremember,sometimesstressisalwaystherehoweverhardyouworktoovercomeit.2.Maybethehabitscanhelpyououtofthestressorthetrouble.Firstly,youshouldhaveapeacefulmind,whichisbasictohaveanormallife.Yogaandmindfulnessexercises(精神集中訓(xùn)練)arecommonwaystohelpyoucooldown.3.However,theycanmakeyoufocusonsomethinguseful.Secondly,findsomethingtrulyenjoyabletodo,whetherornotitkeepsyourmindinorder.4．Playagame.Dosomeexercise.Thenyou'refocusingyourmindonsomethingattractive,ratherthansomethingstressful.5．Mostofstressesareth