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1.The company takes environmental issues into account wherever possible.

The company ______________ environmental issues wherever possible.

2.This is a project designed to provide young people with work.

This is a project designed to __________ work __________ young people.

3.I will not go to his birthday party even if I am invited to.

I will not go to his birthday party even if ______________.

4.If he had followed me closely, he would be here with you now.

______________ me closely, he would be here with you now.

5.It is supposed that vitamin C can prevent colds.

Vitamin C ______________ prevent colds.

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假设你是李华。自从进入高中后，你的父母就不要你做家务，在家里父母也不敢大声说话。最近学校英文报“Student Voice”栏目征文，你想据此给父母写一封信，谈谈你的看法，发表在该栏目。

注意：1.词数100左右；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Dear Mom and Dad,

____________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

Yours

Li Hua

Nowadays millions of people of all age take pleasure in a hobby which is both interested and fun. Every year more and more people started a stamp collection of your own and discover an interest which can even last lifetime. Starting your collection of stamps are easy because they are everywhere. Holiday and birthday postcards from relatives and letters from friends can all provide you for stamps from all over the world. So once you’ve started collecting seriously, you will probably want to join in the Stamp Collectors’ Club which exist to help you add more stamps to your collection.

An investigative study of Black Friday, led by West Chester University Professor Gina Castle Bell, observed themes of consumerism but also observed the themes of a happy holiday. The researchers found through Black Friday people celebrate, plan, bond, and build traditions together.

For me my Black Friday always begins and ends on a living room floor littered with newspaper ads. There, late on Thanksgiving night, my family collectively holds a strategy session. Later, we race to early bird specials, wait with strangers in lines sharing stories of past Black Fridays, take a long relaxing lunch full of family banter(戏谑), get Christmas decorations, stop into a Cheesecake Factory bar to see the dramatic end of a football game, get a caffeine-high from Starbucks Christmas drinks, and end the shopping at a torn apart Old Navy(美国服装品牌), digging to find late available basics like socks. Finally, exhausted but contented, we collapse back on that living room floor, still littered with ads, where we drink hot cocoa, watch a Christmas movie, and plan to hang the new decorations.

This is not to say that Black Friday is always lovely. Instead, it’s often miserable. But the misery is sort of what makes Black Friday such a great tradition. Many Black Friday shoppers know that the deals on Black Friday are not especially great and are available online. But they did not show up for the deals, they showed for the “misery”.

For them the crowds, the rush, and the difficulty all enhance(提升) Black Friday—similar to the way crowds enhance movie opening nights, the rush enhances music festivals, and difficulty enhances the experience of camping for other types of people. Those crazy elements transform the events into what consumer researchers call a “collectible experience”. Collectible experiences are not always pleasant but they are memorable and meaningful to those games for them.

There seems to be a mad rush in the media to analyze Black Friday. Yet, every analysis misses the point that Black Friday, which though on the surface seems like just evil consumerism, is actually, for some, quite a meaningful, ritualistic(例行的) experience.

Maybe this happy holiday is not for you. Maybe you think it is silly or even disgusting that Americans choose to bond through, over all other options, shopping. But what you cannot deny is that Black Friday has become something bigger than deals. It has become a part of a collective and personal culture, where many shoppers are not trying to avoid the trouble and craziness of the day; instead, they are trying to strategically and happily dive into it. And, right now, on living room floors all across America, families are planning how to get the most out of their yearly ritual.

1.It can be inferred from Paragraph 2 that 　　　　.

A. many shops open ahead of schedule to compete with others for more customers

B. many shops offer free drinks to customers when they watch football games

C. the author purchases cheap socks and the room floor collapses under their weight

D. the author stops shopping at an old and shabby store late on Thanksgiving night

2.Which of the following does NOT belong to a “collectible experience”?

A. Waiting with strangers in lines. B. Racing to early bird specials.

C. Digging to find commodities. D. Transforming crazy elements.

3.By saying “Black Friday has become something bigger than deals”, the author means Black Friday 　　　　.

A. would be enjoyed more if it was less commercial

B. is a great chance to feel comfortable and relaxed

C. is a miserable, meaningful and traditional experience

D. undergoes a comprehensive evaluation from the media

4.What could be the best title of the passage?

A. A Loving Defense of Black Friday

B. An Introduction to Black Friday

C. Widespread Criticism of Black Friday

D. Fantastic Experience of Black Friday

The statue, a landmark building, was named 　　　　Deng Xiaoping, the general designer of reform and development.

A. in honour of B. instead of

C. in favour of D. by means of

1.All the classrooms in our school are e__________ with cameras for the convenience of supervision.

2.Tropical rainforests face severe t__________ today, with much of their original extent depleted.

3.In the US, most white people’s a__________ came to America from European countries.

4.Australia’s forests are strikingly different from those of the rest world, r__________ from tropical rain forests to scrub.

5.It is everybody’s duty to protect e__________ species, like the giant panda.

6.The custom-made software proved to be reliable and __________(方便操作的).

7.In fact, many food crops failed because of the __________(干旱).

8.Mr. Zhang intended to __________(转移) some money to his son’s account via the Internet but failed.

9.This hotel__________(结合) comfort with convenience and thus enjoys popularity.

10.__________(核的) energy is nonrenewable but wind energy is renewable.

Is there anything_______ you would like for dinner?

A. in detail B. in common

C. in general D. in particular

A BRITISH girl who died after a terminal illness won the right to have her body frozen, the High Court said on Friday. The 14-year-old girl from London had written to a judge______she wanted a chance to “live longer” after suffering from a(n) ______ form of cancer. She had researched and ______ to undergo cryonics(进行人体冷冻), the process through which people are ______ with the hope they will be brought back to life with the help of future medical ______.

“I think being cryo-preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up — even in hundreds of years’ time.” The girl launched legal action to request that her mother, who______ supported the child’s ______, be the only person allowed to make decisions about the disposal(处置) of her body. Her parents are divorced and the teenager’s father initially ______ his daughter’s plan.

Judge Peter Jackson ruled in the girl’s favor in October following a private ______ at the High Court of England and Wales in London. The girl was too ______ to attend the hearing and has since died, ______her body being taken to the US and cryogenically frozen. US-based Cryonics issued a(n) ______saying the teenager had arrived at their facility and “packed in dry ice, at 5 p.m. on the 25th of October, about 8 days after ______,becoming its 144th patient.”

Jackson said his ______ was based on the best outcome for the girl, not ______ the science itself, in what he ______ as an unprecedented ruling(前所未有的裁决).

By October 6 the girl know her wishes were going to be ______That gave her great _______For the last eight years of her ______the teenager had not had face-to-face contact with her father, who ______ his concerns about the costs and consequences of his daughter being frozen.

1.A. indicating B. doubting C. responding D. explaining

2.A. entire B. complete[ C. rare D. natural

3.A. reacted B. survived C. continued D. decided

4.A. dead B. buried C. frozen D. asleep

5.A. benefit B. change C. progress D. influence

6.A. fully B. heavily C. really D. generally

7.A. opinions B. wishes C. judges D. advice

8.A. carried out B. disagreed with C. insisted on D. turned out

9.A. hearing B. listening C. talk D. speech

10.A. excited B. surprised C. puzzled D. ill

11.A. for B. with C. on D. at

12.A. statement B. movement C. advertisement D. argument

13.A. discussion B. hesitation C. death D. treatment

14.A. prediction B. decision C. opportunity D. ambition

15.A. for B. on C. in D. off

16.A. described B. checked C. imagined D. possessed

17.A. displayed B. finished C. struggled D. followed

18.A. success B. disappointment C. comfort D. equality

19.A. life B. circle C. reality D. pain

20.A. made B. raised C. considered D. preferred

Several years ago, I decided to change my job and attended an interview. During the interview, the interviewer covered the ______ questions about my work history, education and goals, Then, he asked, "What event or accomplishment in your life has made you the_______ ?"

I paused for a moment, and told him my proudest moment wasn’t anything I did,______ something my daughter did ten years before. Then I told him the story of Julie’ s____.

Many years earlier, my brother ______from St. Louis, telling me .that my mom wouldn’t receive her benefits several months.______ she would have to live off her small savings.

At the supper table that evening; I told my husband I was going to send Mom some______. Our conversation was cut short by a phone call. A neighbor_______ Julie to babysit.

At fourteen, Julie was always looking for ways to _____ spending money. The following morning, she______ me an envelope.

When I looked at the_______and saw it was for my mom, I gave her a big hug. I told her how proud I was of her for taking the time to______her grandma. She smiled.

A week later, my brother called again, thanking for the check and telling me how Mom cried when me she got Julie’s _______He told me Julie had ______ her grandma the five dollars she had earned babysitting .In her letter, she told Grandma to_______ it on whatever she needed

I continued. "I know that isn’t really a job_______, but that’ s what made me the proudest in my life."

A week later, I was given the job. My boss told me after hearing about my story, he ______ I was the type of employee he wanted to_______ in his organization.

This time’ I was the recipient (接受者) of Julie’ s gift. Once again, her simple act of ______ given from the heart so many years before had________

1.A. challenging B. awkward C. difficult D. expected

2.A. proudest B. strongest C. happiest D. luckiest

3.A. and B. nor C. but D. even

4.A. wish B. gift C. bravery D. secret

5.A. called B. traveled C. drove D. shouted

6.A. However B. Otherwise C. Still D. Therefore

7.A. necessities B. food C. money D. presents

8.A. wanted B. allowed C. advised D. encouraged

9.A. borrow B. save C. invest D. earn

10.A. bought B. handed C. spared D. returned

11.A. address B. stamp C. title D. message

12.A. visit B. write C. thank D. miss

13.A. picture B. story C. letter D. card

14.A. awarded B. brought C. lent D. sent

15.A. change B. put C. spend D. waste

16.A. opportunity B. accomplishment C. application D. interview

17.A. decided B. promised C. admitted D. agreed

18.A. play B. follow C. compete D. work

19.A. patience B. obedience C. love D. gratitude

20.A. come out B. paid off C. made sense D. worked out

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