D ★★★★☆ We are looking for some more ghost producers to keep up with all the ghost production,mixing and mastering projects. We are looking for only the best producers to join our ghost producer commun 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

★★★★☆

We are looking for some more ghost producers to keep up with all the ghost production,mixing and mastering projects. We are looking for only the best producers to join our ghost producer community. You don't need years of experience; you need to understand the studio and create high-quality productions.

We are a music production studio called DCC Studios,for some people better known as EDM. We focus on house music and all its subgenres (亚类) .DCC Studios is based in the Netherlands,created in 2014 and built on years of experience and knowledge. We make awesome music productions that will increase the quality of a DJ,producer or record company's music portfolio (作品集) . We offer three types of music production services: Ghost Production,Audio Mixing and Audio Mastering.

Why should you be a ghost producer for DCC Studios? Becoming a ghost producer for DCC Studios comes with various advantages:

△ You will earn 70% of the project income. This ranges from ? 400 to ? 1,000 per project.

△ You will acquire a lot of new projects and a higher income.

△ We offer three services. So you can choose the service that you are good at and earn money while making your producer dreams come true.

△ All work is on a freelance base,which means you can work anywhere you like.

△You keep* 70% of all the (版税) .Just imagine what your portfolio will look like in the long run and imagine its possibilities.

△ Improve your skills and abilities by working for real clients.

△ Long-term potential.

13. Those who want to join the ghost producer community must .

A. have their own studio

B. have years of experience

C. be the best producers in their community

D. be able to make high-quality productions 14. What do we know about DCC Studios?

A. It produces all kinds of house music.

B. It was started by a record company.

C. It has a very long history.

D. It belongs to EDM.

15. If you join the ghost producer community,you may.

A. have to go there regularly

B. be unable to contact real clients

C. choose from five services to work on

D. have a lot of chances to obtain new projects

16. The text is mainly written to.

A. advertise productions by DCC Studios

B. hire professional DCC ghost producers

C. introduce house music and its subgenres

D. encourage people to become music producers

13.D 14.A 15.D 16.B

练习册系列答案

相关题目

二、完形填空(共20小题)

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D) 中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

I loved my high school. I made many good friends there and we’ re still 21 today. I also had. great 22 who I still reach out to for advice. 23,I wouldn’t go back again. Don’t get me wrong — I had a lot of great 24 ,but there were also many days I spent worrying about the following two 25 things. I wish I could visit myself at 14 and say, "Neither of the small things will 26 .

Fitting in. It doesn't matter what people think about you. I wanted every person to 27 me,and only now do I realize that's 28 . No matter how 29 you are or how hard you try”there will 30 be someone who doesn’t like you. I 31 so much about what other people thought about me that I started forgetting who I was. It was whea I started being 32 with myself and showing people who I 33 was that I started meeting people who liked me for who I was and not for who I was trying to be.

Not getting picked for things. High school can be

34 ,especially when you try out for leadership positions in clubs. I remember that I wasii’t picked for a leadership position in high school that I desperately 35 , so I was very 36.That leadership position clearly wasn't meant for me at that time. Later,I was able to find another club that I absolutely 37 ,and if I had been asked to take that leadership position I wouldn^，t have even considered 38 it. From this experience,I have learned that if I don't 39 something that I really want,I will know it isn't meant for me and that something better is 40.

21. A. in danger B. in debt C. in doubt D. in contact

22. A. sisters B. doctors C. teachers D. parents

23. A. However . B. Therefore C. Otherwise D. Instead

24. A. presents B. memories C. dreams D. choices

25. A. great B. small C. basic D. strange

26. A. disappear B. improve C. matter D. fail

27. A. guide B. train C. hug D. like

28. A. important B. necessary C. terrible D. impossible

29. A. nice B. calm C. patient D. common

30. A. never B. always C. seldom D. hardly

31. A. learned B. wrote C. heard D. cared

32. A. honest B. angry C. strict, D. bored

33. A. frequently B. gradually C. truly D. finally

34. A. interesting B. competitive C. private D. independent

35. A. founded B. deserved C. owned D. wanted

36. A. proud B. guilty C. glad D. upset

37. A. refused B. loved C. forgot D. affected

38. A. advertising B. joining C. enjoying D. starting

39. A. return B. increase C. get D. admit

40. A. in secret B. in advance C. in store. D. in trouble

★★★★☆

Kashy Keegan is a British singer and songwriter. He is best known for his song This Is My Dream.

Keegan was bom on July 18 ,1983 in England. He wrote This Is My Dream in 2007. The song was originally a London 2012 Olympics motivational song and was later discovered by a music supervisor(音乐总监) after Keegan had (上传) it to the website The song was chosen as the theme music for a documentary series called The Challenge. And on October 27 ,2013,about 30,000 people watched Keegan perform his song This Is My Dream in Hong Kong,China. The song reached the number 1 position on a music chart outselling major international artists like Lady Gaga,Katy Perry and Justin Bieber.

“I wrote that song seven years ago,and had never performed it,J, says Keegan,who by that time had given up on a musical career after 15 years of doing other jobs to pay for studio time. “That's the (奇异可笑之处) of life,I guess. Things happen when you least expect it."

Keegan has released two albums independently Kashy Keegan and Looking In until now. He moved to Hong Kong,China to pursue his music career and signed to a record label Evosound in May 2014 and released an album This Is My Dream on December 1 ,2014r He writes and produces all of his own material and is influenced by classic pop music. He says his favorite album is Tracy Chapman by Tracy Chapman because of its socially conscious lyrics.

When asked to describe his own music,Keegan uses the words “inspiringM and “empowering” before reluctantly admitting that UI guess it is pop,but …deeper."

Clearly,he values (实质) over style. “For me,an artist is not so much how well he sings; it's having the genuine heart behind that,” he says.

5. What do we know about This Is My Dream?

A. It failed to reach No. 1 on a music chart.

B. It was the 2012 London Olympics theme song.

C. It was uploaded to the website by a music supervisor.

D. It was chosen to be the theme music for The Challenge.

6. What Keegan says in Paragraph 3 means .

A. he hates paying a lot for studio time

B. he will never give up his musical career

C. he is surprised by the success of his song

D. he has devoted himself to music for seven years

7. The underlined word ^pursue^ in Paragraph 4 can be replaced by .

A. prove B. develop C. abandon D. complain

8. Which album does Keegan like best?

A. Looking In. B. Kashy Keegan.

C. Tracy Chapman. D. This Is My Dream.

Feel too old or too stupid to learn a second ：

language? It may be worth peraeven(坚持).A study that tracked hundreds of Scottish people for decays gives the strongest evidence that speaking an extra language slows the mental decline that accompanies ageing. The benefits hold regardless of your IQ and even if you learn vour second language as an adult.

Previous studies have shown that people with disease(老年痴呆) who are fluent in two languages exhibit symptoms of the condition four or five years later than people who are(只用一种语言的) .However,it has been difficult to explain the effects of knowing multiple languages.

To resolve the issue,Thomas Bak of the Universi of Edinburgh,UK turned to the study,which has tracked about l,l00 people bom in 1936 in and around Edinburgh. AH were monolingual English speakers at age 11 ,when they had taken a series of (认知的) Although the study wasn't designed to investigate language effects,itvv provides a unique research opportunity,says Ellen Bialystok at York University m Toronto,Canada,who was the first to discover that being bilingual delays the beginning of Alzheimer 's disease .

853 of the participants were tracked down when they were in their early 70s. Almost 262 of them had learned;to speak at least one additional language and 65 had learned it after the age of 18. Bak gave the participants cognitive tests and compared these with the test scores ：from when they were 11. Those who had learned an extra;language performed better in the cognitive tests in their 70s,indicating that the extra language itself is beneficial. Bialystok says the cognitive benefits seen in the;Scottish study agree with her own work on blllngua people with Alzheimer' s disease,suggesting that thei same beneficial processes are at work:

How could languages protect the brain? A theory is that people who speak several languages constantly ：activate all the available words in each one before choosing the appropriate expression,giving them some ;：mental exercise.

9. According to the text,the mental benefits of learning a second language .

A. may decrease while ageing

B. can change with learners’ IQ

C. can help learners when they ’re old

D. are related to when one starts to learn it

10. How did Thomas Bak get his conclusion?

A. By studying Scottish history.

B. By watching participants’ behavior.

C. By comparing participants’ test scores.

D. By analyzing participants’ questionnaires.

11. What can we leam about Thomas Bak's study?

A. It was carried out in 1936.

B. Its result supports Bialystok's finding.

C. It was aimed at looking into language effects.

D. 262 of the participants failed to speak a second language.

12. Why can learning a second language benefit the brain?

A. It can raise speakers ’ spirits.

B. It increases mental activities.

C. It helps reduce mental diseases.

D. It can activate all the physical expression.

★★★★☆

Most people consider mushrooms to be the small,ugly cousins of the plant kingdom,but some of them are surprisingly beautiful and wonderful waiting to be explored.

Sky Blue Mushroom

Sky Blue Mushroom is a species of mushroom found in New Zealand and India. The small mushroom has a distinctive all-blue color,while the (菌褶) have a slight reddish color. Sky Blue Mushroom is not eatable because it is poisonous. This species was one of the six native fungi (真菌）featured in a set of fungal stamps issued in New Zealand in 2002. It is also seen on the $50 bank note issued by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in 1990.

Veiled Lady Mushroom

This delicate and strange mushroom can be found in gardens and woodlands in southern Asia,Africa,Australia and the Americas. This eatable and rather healthful mushroom is used in Chinese cuisine. While the lacy （似蕾丝的) skirt is what draws our eyes,the mushroom actually uses the cap to draw attention,too.

Bioluminescent Fungi

This green mushroom emerges during the rainy season in Japanese and Brazilian forests. The bases of tree trunks,fallen branches,leaf litter and slightly wet soil provide perfect growing grounds for the mushroom. The appearance of these bright-looking fungi is due to bioluminescence (生物发光) , one of the strange but wonderful reactions that happen naturally in many plants and animals.

Red Cage Fungus

The mushroom is known as the red cage,referring to the striking fruit body that is round and empty inside with latticed(花格状的) branches. Feeding off woody plant materials,this mushroom can be found growing in leaf litter,grassy places or on garden soil. Though it isn’t clear if it is eatable,apparently its smell is enough to prevent anyone interested from eating it.

13. What do we know about Sky Blue Mushroom?

A. It's eatable and healthful.

B. It's blue with a slight reddish color.

C. It's seen on some Indian bank notes.

D. It's the only flmgus appearing in stamps.

14. Which of the following would be Veiled Lady Mushroom?

15. Where can we probably find Bioluminescent Fungi?

A. In Japan. B. In Australia.

C. In New Zealand. D. In southern Asia.

16. From the text,we can know that .

A. Sky Blue Mushroom attracts people by its special cap

B. Veiled Lady Musbroom also emerges in Brazil and Africa

C. Red Cage Fungus can be found in gardens with a bad smell

D. Bioluminescent Fungi are sometimes used in Chinese cuisine

[拓展]

set about开始，着手 set down记下，写下 set up竖立，设立，创立

[即练]用含set的短语的正确形式填空。

1. If you want to catch that train we’d better for the station immediately.

2. My brother was good at his thoughts on paper.

3. A workman carrying out repairs the fire alarm unexpectedly.

4. They want to a special school to help disabled children.

★★★★☆

Sixteen dollars!That's the price of a movie ticket plus tax in Los Angeles. Thanks to an Indian chemist,that amount of cash could also provide clean water for a year for a poor family in the developing world.

Thalappil Pradeep,a chemistry professor at the Indian Institute of Technology,spent 14 years developing a water filter(滤水器) system that can. remove pollutants from India's groundwater as it is being pumped. The water purifier,which Pradeep first showed to the public in 2012,is the first filter of its kind in India. The country's federal government recently decided to place the pumps across the nation,Pradeep said. He and a team of students formed a company to keep up with the work,he added.

The device（设备） come in two sizes and at three price levels,which include installation (安装) costs: The $16 version is for homes; a larger one that can be used at schools and office buildings is $500 (connecting a whole village costs $700 more) . The larger purifier,which stands nine feet tall,produces about 80 gallons of clean water per hour.

Worldwide,663 million people do not have access to clean and safe water. In India,access to clean water is particularly poor. About 21 percent of illnesses in India are caused by drinking dirty water,and more than 100,000 deaths are caused by water-borne illnesses each year.

The first of Pradeep‘s pumps was "installed in West Bengal,a state in eastern India,in 2012. The state government took notice and installed pumps at 330 schools across the region. As a result,now about 500,000 people have access to clean water from these pumps,said Pradeep.

9. What did India’ federal government plan to do recently?

A. To produce water purifiers itself.

B. To set up a water purifier company.

C. To help Pradeep continue his research.

D. To use the water filter system nationwide.

10. What can we know about Pradeep's device?

A. It has three sizes and three prices.

B. It first appeared in public in 2012.

C. It can purify 80 gallons of dirty water per day.

D. It is the first widely used water filter in the world.

11. What does the author want to stress by using the figures in Paragraph 4 ?

A. People in India live a healthy life.

B. Clean drinking water is not hard to get.

C. The water purifier is important to India.

D. It's hard to cure illnesses caused by drinking dirty water.

12. What is the text mainly about?

A. A water filter system.

B. Water problems in India.

C. An Indian chemist's life.

D. The cost of the water purifier.

Ⅲ.用适当的介词填空/

1. Nowadays more and more young people want

independence their parents.

Kids and food: advice for parents

It is important for parents to know how to help their kids eat healthy. Here are a few easy ways:

Parents control the supply lines.

36 Though kids may keep asking for less (有营养的) foods,parents should decide

which foods are regularly provided in the house. Kids won’ t go hungry. They’ 11 eat what's available in the fridge at home.

Say goodbye to the “clean-plate club”.

37 Lots of parents grew up under the clean-plate rule,but that way doesn,t help kids listen to their own bodies when they are full. When kids feel full,theyJ re less likely to overeat.

Food preferences are developed early in life,so tìy to offer different kinds of food. Likes and dislikes begin forming even when kids are babies. Parents may need to serve a new food on several different occasio/is (时机) for a child to accept it.

Food is not love.

Find better ways to say u\ love you/' When foods are used to reward kids and show love,they may start to turn to food when feeling worried or unhappy. 39

Kids do as you do.

40 When trying to teach good eating habits,try to set the best example. Choose nutritious food,eat at the table,and don't forget breakfasts.

A. Start them young.

B. Rewrite the kids* menu.

C. Be a role model and eat heal?ty yourself.

D. Offer praise and attention instead of food treats.

E. Let kids stop eating when they feel they’ve had enough.

F. You decide which foods to buy and when to serve them.

G. Let kids choose what to eat and how much of it they want.

试题分类