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【题目】 The year was 1999. I was 18, living with friends in a town about an hour north of Milwaukee. Desperate for adventure, we often talked about haunted (闹鬼的) locations, and even wandered around the woods near Rienzi Cemetery. So when a friend shared a story about an abandoned house just down the road from Rienzi, how could I possibly resist? The group of us jumped in the car and headed off into the wild unknown, completely unaware of the misfortune that would soon befall us.

The house was isolated, overgrown and barely visible from the road. Most of its windows were broken. It seemed completely neglected except the locked door and a NO ENTRY sign outside. How would anyone notice, or possibly even care, if we went in and looked around?

We stole inside, hoping for anything to prove the legend. Nothing valuable was found until an old letter, addressed to a Mr. J. Witherell, caught my eye. Its paper was stiff and yellowed. Excited by the physical evidence, I slipped the letter into my back pocket. I was about to exit the house when I noticed firetrucks and police cars lining up out on the road. While most of us were exploring the house, one of us managed to knock a fire detector off the ceiling, which triggered an automated alarm at the fire department. I quickly alerted the others, but there would be no escape.

After a moment of panic, we decided to go outside and face the music. To avoid a theft charge, I left the letter where it was before stepping outside.

The result? Not only did we all get fined for entering, we were required to pay for property damage totaling $1,500 each — too much for us to afford.

For so many years, I have been wondering: Why is the deserted house so heavily protected with detectors and other security measures? Why is the property regularly maintained? What's the story behind that mysterious letter?

【1】What did the shabby appearance of the house seem to remind the kids?

A.They would have no trouble entering it.

B.Their entry would bring them a surprise.

C.Their entry would disturb the neighbours.

D.Their behavior would be noticed by its owner.

【2】Why did the author attempt to take the letter away?

A.It might reveal who had been maintaining the house.

B.It might help uncover the mystery of the abandoned house.

C.It must have been written to disclose a tragedy.

D.It was an evidence of the house being heavily protected.

【3】What led the police cars and firetrucks to arrive so quickly?

A.The police officers were checking there.

B.The house owner reported to the police.

C.The police cars were passing by accident.

D.Some boy started the fire alarm system.

【4】What can we infer from the last paragraph?

A.The empty house has been under strict protection.

B.The author wonders why they got fined.

C.No maintenance to the house is conducted regularly.

D.There is much mystery about the abandoned house.

【答案】

【1】A

【2】B

【3】D

【4】D

【解析】

这是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了作者和朋友们去探索一间废弃的房子，有人不小心触动了火警系统，引来了警车和火警车，他们因为非法进入被罚款而且赔偿了损失。直到现在作者都想不通很多问题，并认为这间房子有很多谜团。

【1】推理判断题。根据第二段的Most of its windows were broken. It seemed completely neglected except the locked door and a NO ENTRY sign outside. How would anyone notice, or possibly even care, if we went in and looked around? (它的大部分窗户都被打破了，似乎除了那扇锁着的门和外面的禁止入内的表之外，房间里什么都没有，如果我们进去四处看看，怎么会有人注意到，甚至关心呢)可推测，破旧的房子让作者和朋友们认为进去很容易，而且不会被别人注意到。A. They would have no trouble entering it. (他们进去不会有麻烦)符合以上说法，故选A项。

【2】推理判断题。根据第三段的Excited by the physical evidence, I slipped the letter into my back pocket.可知，作者认为那封信是物证，所以想偷偷把它带走。由此推测，作者认为这封信可以解开这间废弃的房子的秘密。B. It might help uncover the mystery of the abandoned house. (它可能帮助揭示这间废弃的房子的秘密)符合以上推测，故选B项。

【3】细节理解题。根据第三段的While most of us were exploring the house, one of us managed to knock a fire detector off the ceiling, which triggered an automated alarm at the fire department. (当我们大多人在探索房子时，有个人把天花板上的火警探测器撞了下来，这触发了消防队的自动报警)可知，因为某个男孩启动了火警系统，所以消防车和警车很快就来了。D. Some boy started the fire alarm system. (某个男孩启动了火警系统)符合以上说法，故选D项。

【4】推理判断题。根据最后一段的For so many years, I have been wondering: Why is the deserted house so heavily protected with detectors and other security measures? Why is the property regularly maintained? What’s the story behind that mysterious letter? (这么多年来，我一直在想：为什么废弃的房子会被探测器和其它安全措施重重保护？为什么定期维护物业？那封神秘的信背后有什么故事？)可推测，这间废弃的房子有很多未解之谜。D. There is much mystery about the abandoned house. (这间废弃的房子有很多未解之谜)符合以上推测，故选D项。

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【3】. But be careful with how you ask this question. You don't want to come off as if you are expecting a promotion before even starting the job. Asking about employee support and development programs can also show how much an employer invests (投资) in employee development.

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【4】, so be sure to ask about it. To help get a sense of what employers will be looking for, try asking something like: "What does success look like for someone in this role?" or "How will my performance be evaluated

Ask autonomous questions

While most interviewers will finish the meeting asking if you have any questions, you don't have to wait for that moment. 【5】, ask a question to get more details. That not only shows you are listening, but also engaged and want to learn more.

A. Ask what it's like to work there

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C. If you have some important questions

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【题目】 Having roommates can sometimes be challenging. 【1】 It can be said, though, that nearly all issues are based on one roommate's lack of consideration for another.

Considerate people usually have consideration for others simply because it seems like the best thing to do. On the contrary, inconsiderate people usually don't think of themselves as such. 【2】 This can consequently cause major upset in the atmosphere of a room.

Not all roommates have the same daily schedule, so a common problem that roommates have to deal with is noise. It can be hard to coordinate a time for noise and a time for quiet. One may want to study and the other may want to play music. 【3】

In the shared areas of the room, problems can arise in terms of how much space one or another roommate claims for himself. 【4】 This kind of space issue is often repeated in the refrigerator and other areas where each roommate needs an equal amount of space.

【5】 Although not all problems can be overcome easily, having discussions can sometimes prevent an issue from becoming a major point of tension in the room. For example, sometimes the solution to a problem with space is as simple as a verbal (言语的) exchange of views the problem.

A.There are certain things that roommates may decide not to share.

B.For example, one may take all the shared space for his or her own.

C.This can greatly contribute to the pleasure of living with roommates.

D.And it's hard to explain to these people that they are acting in inconsiderate manners.

E.So it's common that many people experience tough problems when living with others.

F.And one may have friends come over for a talk when the other is sick and trying to rest,

G.Open communication is the best way to come up with a solution to the above problems.

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【题目】 Prospect Park Soiree (晚会)

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Attend the most celebrated party of the year! We provide the entertainment and breathtaking setting, while you gather with thousands of friends — new and old — to enjoy an evening under stars in Prospect Park.

Wear your most festive clothes, prepare a delicious feast, and dine and dance under the stars in one of Prospect Park's most secluded (僻静的) locations. Show off your creativity with a show-stopping topper — a fabulous hat — as well as table decor that celebrates the beautiful surroundings.

We are excited to introduce this year's entertainment! Inspired by the Big Band Era of Jazz, Dandy Wellington and his Band have taken the sounds of the 1930's and 40's and created a world of well-dressed music. Post-dinner, enjoy a DJ dance party with DJ Cosmo Baker, who has played alongside artists as diverse as Drake, Jay-Z, Frank Ocean, The Roots, Erykah Badu, Pitbull, Trey Songz and Moby.

Proceeds (收入) benefit Prospect Park Alliance, the non-profit organization that sustains (供养), restores and advances Prospect Park for the benefit of the diverse communities that call Brooklyn home.

EVENT DETAILS:

5pm: Gates open

6 pm: Dinner begins with live jazz of Dandy Wellington and his band.

8 pm: Dance party begins with a live set by DJ Cosmo Baker

10 pm: Soiree concludes .

Learn more and view our event galleries!

Please note:

Guests bring their own food and table decor. Tables and chairs are provided.

Tables each accommodate up to 10 guests.

Groups of 20+ can contact us at soiree@prospectpark. org for assistance.

Groups smaller than 10 people are encouraged to share tables.

Prospect Park Soiree will take place, rain or shine.

Help us keep the Park green: trash bags will be provided.

Barbecues and other open flames are not allowed in Prospect Park.

Tents and other structures are not permitted.

Tickets are non — refundable (不可退费的), but are transferable.

【1】What can we learn about Prospect Park Soiree?

A.People can attend the amusement activities for free.

B.People can camp in Prospect Park under the stars.

C.Prospect Park Alliance provides financial support for it.

D.Prospect Park Soiree includes a live jazz and a dance party,

【2】If you and one of your friends attend Prospect Park Soiree,_________.

A.you will be advised to share a table with other people

B.you'd better introduce him/her to other participants

C.you should contact the staff by emailing in advance

D.you are expected to bring tables and chairs with you

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2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Dear Mr. Smith,

Welcome to our school and I have some good news to tell you.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Hua

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2. 只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。

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Therefore, there are also some disadvantages. For example, too much work may take up much of the students’ study time and affected their studies. Another disadvantage is that money earned, if not proper used, may lead to some bad habits, or even greed.

Good or bad, it is not easy for students to getting part-time jobs in China now. To change the situation, people should develop fresh look at students doing part-time jobs and provide them with opportunities.

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Skip forward to 2018 and I was living and working in Beijing, China, as a journalist. All around me Beijing residents were paying for everything using just their smart phones. They would walk up to a counter of a restaurant, shop, or convenience store, and offer up a QR code(二维码)for the cashier to scan. Once scanned, the online system would immediately deduct(扣除) the exact amount owed from the payer’s e-wallet. No reaching for cash and waiting for change. The transaction would take seconds.

But I was a stubborn holdout. My friends, both Western and Chinese, would make fun of me for being so traditional – for sticking to ―dirty cash. But there were a couple of reasons why I kept using physical money and avoided getting into e-payments and e-wallets. Firstly, it felt safer. I wasn’t really aware of how electronic money would work on my smart phone and I feared it would somehow get easily taken away. Secondly, I feared that by moving to e-payments, I would end up spending more. I would lose all sense of how much, day by day, I would be spending.

Were these fears justified? As more and more people across the world escape cash, these are essential issues for me to consider.

【1】Which of the following made the writer feel very rich?

A.Saving 70 ($91) by placing it in a special drawer.

B.Collecting 70 ($91) coins into a neat pile.

C.Putting 70 ($91) into a savings account in bank.

D.Getting 70 ($91) interest rates from a bank.

【2】Which’s not the advantage of e-payments?

A.No reaching for cash.B.No waiting for change.

C.Taking only few seconds.D.Spending more money.

【3】Why didn’t the writer like to accept the e- payments at first?

A.Because he was too traditional to save money.

B.Because he liked the sense of paying in cash.

C.Because he thought e-payments would deduct more.

D.Because he knew how e-payments work on smartphones.

【4】What can we infer about the writer from the last paragraph？

A.He accepted the idea that money is abstract.

B.He eventually turned to using e-payments.

C.He thought the pain of e-payment is delayed.

D.He insisted that having physical cash is safer.

【题目】短文改错

Before I started my winter holiday last year, I made a thoroughly plan. I make a list of what I should do during the holiday. Then I put them up on the wall in the room. Whenever I wanted to play with the mobile phone like I had done before, it reminded me to do what I supposed to do. As a result of, I spent a meaningful winter holiday. I finished my homeworks on time, read four novels or learned how to skate.

Later, I'm always convinced that take action is more important than making plans. Only by taking action can we get which we want.

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