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We will go to Tian’anmen Square to watch the raising of national flag if it _________ tomorrow.

A. will rain B. rains

C. doesn’t rain D. won’t rain

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Years ago, I made friends with a poor lady named Rose. I often went to visit her and took her some food. One day, she _______me to have lunch at a restaurant.

On my way to the restaurant, I began to _______because I knew that she had no money. But if I offered to_____ the lunch, I was afraid it would hurt her.

There were many people in the restaurant and all of them were ______ . Rose told me to sit and drink coffee by the window. Then she went to ______ in the kitchen. I was surprised. After about 20 minutes, she came out with some food and we began to ______ the delicious food together. She told me that the restaurant ____ people work for a meal if they had no money, or would give them a free meal if they were not able to work.

I still _____ the beautiful afternoon I shared with Rose. We had a meal and Rose paid it _____her work. I know that life cannot be easy, but we can always do something for others. The world will be much ______ if everybody tries to help.

1.A. invited B. planned C. refused

2.A. understand B. imagine C. worry

3.A. pay for B. ask for C. look for

4.A. bored B. happy C. serious

5.A. sit B. work C. rest

6.A. wait B. touch C. enjoy

7.A. let B. saw C. made

8.A. believe B. remember C. care

9.A. by B. for C. in

10.A. colder B. harder C. nicer

The girl sits in the front of the classroom ________ see the blackboard clearly.

A. so that B. in order to C. for D. in order that

IV. 根据对话内容，运用方框中所给的句子选项补全对话。选项中有两项是多余的。

Mike is a new comer in the city. He is looking for a flat. He is talking with the owner of a flat on the phone now.

Mike: Hello, this is Mike. 1.

Walt: Sure, what can I help you with?

Mike: 2.

Walt: There is a bus stop about two blocks(街区) away. Mile: Do you know what direction that bus travels?

Walt：3.

Mike: Okay, I’ll just go online.

Walt: 4.

Mike: By the way, is there a shopping center around your house? Walt: Yes, there is one a few stops away. 5.

Mike: Thank you very much.

A. You can get there by sharing-bike.

B. What kind of public transportation(交通工具) is near your flat?

C. can you give me a little more information about your flat?

D. I’m not sure. If you check online, you can get that kind of information.

E. I’d rather take a taxi.

F. Is there a train station near here?

G. Good luck with your search.

A. You can get there by sharing-bike.

B. What kind of public transportation(交通工具) is near your flat?

C. can you give me a little more information about your flat?

D. I’m not sure. If you check online, you can get that kind of information.

E. I’d rather take a taxi.

F. Is there a train station near here?

G. Good luck with your search.

I’ll pick you up at the stop sign where 50 meters ahead the two roads ______.

A. fit B. meet C. face D. reach

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Do you remember the fight between sweet zongzi and salty zongzi during Dragon Boat Festival? The differences (区别) between people in the north and those in the south have always been popular.

Now people turn to another difference: how people in the north and south shop for food at the market. People from southern China may say they like to buy what they need for just one or two meals every day. They usually buy just half a tomato, two potatoes and 0.25 kilograms of beef at a time. However, buying vegetables and meat enough for a week is usual for people in the north.

Also, when you go to the market in the south, you can buy just an apple or a pear. Shopkeepers even help you peel (削皮) and cut them. But shopkeepers in the north won’t do that for you.

The difference could be because of the different weather. Food can be kept for s long time in the north, because it's cold and dry there. Many northerners have the habit (习惯) of storing food. But because of the hot and wet weather in the south, southern Chinese people love to buy just enough food for one or two meals. Or, the food may go bad.

1.Where do people shop for food according to the passage?

_____________________________________________

2.How many meals do people in the south buy food for every day?

_____________________________________________

3.Will northern shopkeepers peel and cut it for people if they buy just an apple?

_______________________________________________

4.Why do northerners (北方人)buy vegetables and meat enough for a week in the north？

__________________________________________________

5.What habit do many northerners have?

___________________________________________________

---_______, I could play the violin when I was only two years old.

--- Really?

A. Believe it or not B. No problem

C. Come on D. You are welcome

What are the kindest things that have ever been done for you? Once, years ago, I made a list, on a late night flight to my hometown.

My sister had called to tell me that our mother was dying and that if I wanted to say goodbye, I needed to get there fast. So I made calls to cancel work and hurried to catch the last flight out.

After takeoff, the lights went down and I felt empty and alone.

What do you do when you get lonely and there’s no one to hold you? How do you fill a hungry heart?

I took out a notebook and listed all the kindnesses that I’d ever been given.

Five hours later, when we landed, I closed the notebook and rushed to the hospital to say goodbye to my mother.

Making that list of kindnesses that night helped me in the days ahead to do the things I needed to do and be the daughter I wanted to be.

Kindness heals and fills an empty heart. It’s a gift, once and for always.

Last night it was cold and rainy, so I wrapped myself up in a blanket. Warm then, I recalled being 7 years old in Mrs Harrison’s second grade class.

That morning, I’d worn my new shoes to school. I loved the shoes and all the way to school on the bus couldn’t stop looking at them. But when I stepped off the bus, my right foot--- and my new right shoe – went deep into a puddle of water.

Mrs Harrison saw the water I was dripping into class. She said, “Give me those shoes and warm your feet by the fire.”

“Thank you, ma’am,” I said.

“No trouble! We all hit a puddle now and then!”

I don’t know if she remembered it. But I do. It warmed my feet for a few hours. But it has warmed my heart for a lifetime.

Often, acts of kindness seem to be the simplest. But they become beautiful beyond all singing of it if they are remembered with thankfulness and passed on from one needy soul to another.

1.The author thinks listing kindnesses can _________.

A. help kill time when she feels lonely.

B. remind her how lucky she was as a child.

C. make her think that she was not as good as others.

D. remind her to be a good daughter.

2.The author mentioned her experience in second grade mainly to ______.

A. express her thanks to Mrs Harrison

B. show that children always love new shoes

C. encourage teachers to care more about their students

D. say that small acts of kindness can mean a lot to someone

3.According to the passage, we should _______.

A. remember these acts for a lifetime.

B. spread kindness to those in need.

C. speak about the kindness to other people.

D. make a list of kindnesses and repay them.

4.Why does the author think kindness is a gift for always?

__________________________________________________________________________

US poet Allen Ginsberg once said, “Poetry is the one place where people can speak their original(独创的) human mind.”

To know the special ability of poetry to catch the human spirit, World Poetry Day is held by the United Nations on March 21 each year.

The magic of poetry lies in the connection built up through words between the writer and the reader. When we read a poem, we often imagine what the poet was thinking when they wrote it, or what they were doing at the time. These thoughts let us connect with the words better, as if we’d written the poem ourselves.

But in the age of artificial intelligence (AI，人工智能), would a poem still mean as much if it weren’t written by a human at all? Today, computers can create all kinds of texts, including research papers, books, news stories and even poems.

In 2013, Australian researcher Oscar Schwartz and his friend Benjamin Laird created a website called “bot or not”, where readers can read poems and guess whether they were written by a human or a computer. During a recent speech at TedX Sydney, Schwartz said that all over the years, some of the website’s poems were able to fool（欺骗）65 percent of human readers into thinking they were written by a human.

By creating the website, Schwartz and Laird hoped that people would doubt the difference between humans and machines – and be able to tell what makes us human.

“The human mind is not a cold, hard fact,” Schwartz said during his speech. A computer may be able to create poems that are correct in both grammar and style, but it wouldn’t be able to get the same meanings and feelings across as a human poet could. In fact, now AI software creates poems based on ones that have already been written by humans. As Schwartz noted, “The computer works like a mirror that reflects (反映) any idea of a human.”

1.The purpose of the first three paragraphs is to ___________.

A. introduce where World Poetry Day comes from.

B. show how popular poetry is around the world.

C. show the importance and beauty of poetry.

D. give some tips on enjoying poetry.

2.What did the data（数据）from “bot or not” show?

A. Computers are better than humans at writing poetry.

B. Computers can also produce poems of high quality.

C. Readers don’t really care whether the poems were written by humans.

D. Few readers can tell poems written by computers from those by humans.

3.According to the article, computers can’t match humans in creating poems because they_____.

A. fail to use the correct grammar and style

B. can’t create poems that are meaningful

C. can’t show feelings as well as humans

D. only know how to follow humans’ poems

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