RevisedbyBLUEontheafternoonofDecember12,2020.I第1-45題)、第II卷非選擇題(第46-部分。本次考試時間為100分鐘,卷面總分為120分。試卷第I卷(選擇題,共60分)小題1分,計15分)angkoDanceistraditionalChinesefolkdancecreatedbythefarmers.A.aB.antheD./2.Workhard._______you'llhaveabigsuccess.A.orbutdDyet3.Weshouldprotecttheearthbecauseitis______home.AweBusurDours4.Pleasegivemesome______onhowtospendthecomingweekend.A.spaceadvicesecouragedoyouplantobuy--Ihaven'tmadeupmymind.I'lljustlookaround.AwhoHowat.PresidentXisaidthatpeopleintheworldshouldbuildacommunity________asharedfuture.A.toB.atDfromimaifood--Tenminutesatmost.A.longB.longerthelongerDthelongestWhichsportdoyoulikebetter,skiingorskating--Both.Ithink______ofthemisinteresting.A.eitherBnoneherDallThesenewtypesofenergycostverylittleandwillnever______.A.lookoutBcomeoutrunoutDstayoutlittleJimisswimmingsofastIbelievemyeyes.A.shouldn’tBcan’tntneedntI___mycard.Iwanttoreportit.Youcancallthebanktoreporttheloss.Itwouldbefaster.A.loseB.waslosingCwillloseD.havelostnewroadsinordertodevelopthevillagesnextfiveyearsAbuiltBwerebuiltdDwillbebuiltaGrouphasfoundawaytothewasteanddoesntputitintotheriveranymore.Aproducerecycleirerotecttellme--Oh,sheistheworld'sfirstrobotcitizen,Sophia.A.whatthetallgirlisBwhatisthetallgirlC.whothetallgirlisDwhoisthetallgirlingonbusinessPleaselookafteryourself--_________,Dad,Iwill.A.IhopesoBDontworryC.I'dlovetoD.Don'tmentionit題1分,計15分)ahospitalTheclerkatthedesktoldmeaboutKaty.ShewasthereatthenotfeelwellshewasplayingwithTommy,alittleboy.IttookathKatywasalwayssmilingandneverappearedtobeinpain.She22tojustlieinbedOnedayIfoundherpaintingapicture.Later,shegaveittooneoftheolderpatientsAnotherdayshewentdesmile.erationwassuccessfulThedoctorsinformedthehospitalstaffofthegoodnewsKatywasfineShesoonfelt26.ThenshewasablealongcareerasanurseIhavemetmanypatientswellshestillcametothehospital.SheplayedvariousgameswithKatysandeveryoneelseatthehospital.AnurseB.waiterC.doctoratientAfunBneedC.painityAsillyBshyC.sorryDspecialABecauseBUntilC.ThoughterAcoursesB.effortC.placeotesAagreedB.refusedC.decidedfailedAsellB.smellC.getDgrow24.A.everyoneB.nobodyC.someoneD.AaffordedB.hatedC.regrettedurriedAbetterB.worseC.quieterDsadderAfindB.leaveC.reachforgetAInsteadB.BesidesC.ThereforeweverAniceB.oldC.smartDcrazy30.A.slowlyB.widelyC.quicklyD.AHelpingothersisagreatthingtodo,YoucanlearnnewthingsandhavefunYoucanhelppeopleanimalsortheenvironment.Itcanmakeyoufeelgoodtoo!HowcanyouhelpCharitiesareorganizationsthathelpothersforexample,UNICEFortheWorldWildlifeFundYoucanhelpcharitiesbygivingyourtime,givingmoneyorgivingthingsthatyouownYoucanalsohelppeopleorplacesyouknow.VolunteeringVolunteeringiswhenyougiveyourtimetohelpothers.SomewaysofnteeringarevisitingoldpeopletotalktothemorhelpthemwalkingdogsatananimalshelteraparkFund-raisingFundraisingiswhenyoucollectmoneytohelpothers.SomewaysofingaremakingcakesorbiscuitstosellingasponsoredactivityForexamplefamilyandfriendsgiveyoumoneyifyoufinishalongwalk.DonatingDonatingiswhenyougiveyourthingstohelpothers.Somewaysofeingyouroldtoysorclothestoacharitythathelpssickchildrenorpoorpeople.givingyouroldbookstoalibrary.owhatcanyoudotohelpothershorganizationismentionedinthepassageA.ORBIS.B.Oxfam.C.WWF.D.WTO.WhichofthefollowingisagoodwaytoraisemoneyforaA.Visitingasickchild.B.Doingasponsoredwalk.C.Cleaningupalibrary.D.Talkingwitholdpeople.WhatdoesananimalshelterprobablyrefertoA.Ahousetoprotectanimalsfromrain.B.Abuildingtokeepanimalsondisplay.C.Ahomeforlargeanddangerousanimal.D.Aplaceforpoorandhomelessanimals.hatistheauthorspurposeinwritingthispassageA.Toshowwaysofhelpingothers.B.Tosharepersonalexperiences.C.Toexplainreasonsfordonations.D.Tointroducesomeorganizations.heredoesthepassageprobablycomefromA.Amagazine.B.Astorybook.C.Atravellingguide.D.Asciencefiction.BNature’swarningsWhentheskysuddenlyturnsdarkandthewindisstrong,watchoutAdangerousstormmightbecoming.Stormsarescary.Watchforflashesoflightning.Listenforthunder.Ifnaturesendsthesewarnings,don'twaitforrain.Actrightawaytokeepsafe.SafetyStepsAtthefirstflashoflightning,quicklygetinsideabuildingoracarDonotgointoashed(棚)forprotection.Itisnotclosedlikeabuilding,soitisnotsafe.Evenafteryouareindoorsbecareful.Itisnotsmarttogoneardoorsandwindows.Theycanblowinorbreak.Aroomwithnowindowsisthesafestplacetobe.Donotwashyourhandsduringastorm.DonotuseanythingthatrunsonelectricityeitherWaterandelectricallinesarelikeroadsforlightningEvenifyoureallywanttoplaycomputergames,don't!Itisbettertobeboredthantoriskgettinghurt.Tryreadingabookinstead.Readingismorefunthanplayingcomputergames.antgettosomewheresafestayoutintheopenYoumayfeelsafeunderatree,butthatisnotagoodplacetobe.LightningispullingtowardtallpolesandtreesStaydowninanopenspaceandcoveryourearstoprotectthem.Loudthundercandamageyourhearing.LightningStrikesLightningdoesnotstrikepeopleveryoftenItisnotlikelythatyouwilleverseethathappenIfyoudocall-2-0.Onlyedemergencyworkersshouldcareforapersonwhohasbeenhitbylighting.Ifyoufollowtheserulesyoushouldstaysafeduringastorm.36.FromParagraphI,welearnthat_________.AstormsarefrighteningandharmfulBstormsoftencomewithoutwarningsCpeopleshouldwaitandwatchlightningDpeopleshouldtakeactionafterthestormTheunderlinedwordItinParagraphprobablymeans______.AabuildingB.acaroomD.ashed38.Duringastormyouhadbetter_______.AuseacomputerforawhileBlistenforthunderbyawindowCleavetheroomandstayoutDfindaclosedoranopenplaceIfapersonishitbylightningyoushould________.AcallforemergencyhelpB.staydowninasafespaceCmovehimorhertosafetyDcoverhisorherearsquickly40.Thebesttitleforthepassageis__________.A.TrainingStepsBHomeRulesturalOrderStormSafetyCMyfirsthomewasabeautifulmeadowwithapondofclearwater.Thereweresomelargetreesnearthepond.Ononesideofthemeadowwasafieldandontheotherwasthehouseofourmaster,FarmerGrey.Hewasakindman.MymotherandIhadahappylife.Sheworkedduringtheday.Iplayedwiththeotheryounghorsesandhadgreatfun.AtnightIlaynexttoher.OnedaymymastersoldmetoSquireGordon.Helivedwithhisfamilyinabighouse.ureabeautifulhorsehesaidYouhaveabeautifulblackcoat.IshallcallyouBlackBeauty."ocarrymymasteronmybackandpullacoachIlearnedtowarereinsandabitinmymouthIdidnotlikethembutallthehorseshadtowearthem.Mymasterhadtwohorses.OneofthemwasMerrylegs.HewasveryfriendlyTheotherwasGingerShewasnotfriendly.Shebitandkickedpeople.GingerandIpulledacoachtogether.Thecoachman'snamewasJohnGingerandIworkedveryhard.Webecamefriends.Gingertoldmeaboutherlifewhenshewasyoung.Shetoldme.MymasterwasnotkindtomeMyreinsandbithurtmeMymasterdidnotcare."SquireGordonandhismenfeltsorryforGingerTheywerealwayskingtoherShestoppedbitingandkickingpeople.Shebecameahappyhorse.OnedayinautumnSquireGordonwentonalongjourney,JohnwentwithhimandIpulledthecoach.Theweatherwasrainyandwindy.Mr.GordonandJohncouldnotseewellintherain.Wecametoabridge.pedSomethingiswrongIthoughtIdidnotwanttogoontothebridgeMrGordonandJohnwantedmetogoontothebridge.Ididnotmove.Justthenamansawus."Heythere!Stop!"hecried.Whatisit"shoutedtheSquire.hebridgeisbrokeninthemiddleheansweredIfyougoontoit,youareallgoingtodrownintheriver."ThankGodsaidtheSquireThankyouBeautysaidJohn.Weturnedaroundandwentalongtheroadbytheriver.ForalongtimenoonesaidanythingThenJohnsaid:"BlackBeautysavedourlives.Heknewthebridgewasdangerous."Whenwereturnedhome,theSquiretoldMrs.Gordon:llsafethankstoBlackBeautyThatnightIwasglad,becauseIwasverytired.WhonamedthehorseBlackBeautyA.FarmerGrey.B.SquireGordon.C.Mrs.Gordon.D.John.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“coach”and“drown”probablymeaninthepassageaccordingtothegivenEnglish-EnglishdictionarytrainsapersonorteaminsportacomfortablebusforcarryingpassengersoverlongdistancesCalargeclosedvehiclewithfourwheelspulledbyhorsesusedpassengersuseyouhavebeenunderwatertoolongandyoucannotbreathetokillsbinthiswayVtomakesthverywettocompletelycoversthinwaterorrliquidVtobelouderthanothersoundssothatyoucannothearthemB.3:1C.1:3D3:3WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassageA.BlackBeautylivedahardlifewithmum.B.Gingerwasunhappywhenshewasyoung.C.Somehorsesdidnotwearreinsorbits.D.Mr.Gordonwentonalongjourneyalone.HowdidBlackBeautysavehismasterslifeA.Byfixingthebridge.B.Byaskingotherhorsesforhelp.C.Bycrossingthebridge.D.Byrefusingtostepontothebridge.WhatmighthappenthatnightfromthepassageA.BlackBeautywassentawayfromhome.B.Mr.GordonsoldBlackBeautytoothers.C.BlackBeautygotgoodfoodandanicebed.D.Mr.GordonhadBlackBeautydoextrawork.60分EgyptwomendidnotgoouttoworkTheystayedandworkedathome.ManyEgyptianmenwerefarmers.SomemenwerebuildersorfishermenOthermenworkedasartists.SomeotherortantpeopledidnotdoanyfarmingTheweatherinEgyptwasveryhotAncientEgyptiansdidnotwearmanyclothesMen,womenandchildrenoftenworesimplerobesmadeofthinclothOntheirfeettheyworelightopenshoes.People,includingwomen,shaved(剃)hairfromtheirheadstokeepcool.ChildreninancientEgyptgrewuptodothesamejobsastheirparentsGirlsstayedathomewiththeirmothers.TheylearnedtolookafterthehomeBoysworkedwiththeirfathers.Theylearnedtodothejobstheirfathersdid.TheylearnedtolookafterthehomeBoysworkedwiththeirfathers.Theylearnedtodothejobstheirfathersdid.Theyonlywenttoschooltolearntowriteiftheywantedtobecomeascribe(抄寫員).ManyofthegamesplayedbyancientEgyptiansaresimilartogameswestillplaytodayChildrenplayedracingandjumpinggames.Theyalsoplayedballgamesandwithwoodentoys.Olderchildrenplayedagamelikechess.ThekingsofEgyptthepharaohshadenoughpowertomastertheircountry.Thepeoplethoughtthatthepharaohwasagod.Heownedeverything.Everyonehadtodowhathetoldthemtodo.Thepharaohsbuilthugetombs.Whenapharaohdied,hewasburiedinthetombThetombswereoftenintheshapeofpyramids.Whenapharaohwasburied.hewassurroundedbytreasureandbythingstohelphiminthenextworldsuchasfoodclothesfurnitureandweapons.LifeinEgyptraphgsrkWomendidntgoouttowork,andmostofthefishermen.Theyworerobesmadeofthinclothand48openshoes.havenheadsnGirlsstayedathomeand0withtheirmotherswhileboyfollowedintheirfathers'footsteps.becomeascribe.wedotoday.Mostofthetoystheyplayedwithweremadefohswereburiedinhugetombstogetherwithtreasureandnecessities.WhenDrKarenMcCombcametoAmboseliParkherfirsttaskwastolearnthenamesoftheonehundredorsoelephantsmostoftenseen.cientistsworkingintheparkhavelearnedtostudyelephantsbywatchingt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