9．I've lived in three Asian cities.and they all surprised on the upside．In the case of China.here's(——青夏教育精英家教网—

9．I've lived in three Asian cities，and they all surprised（61）me（I） on the upside．In the case of China，here's（62）whyI like it．
It's modern and continues to develop all the time．They have modern（63）cities（city），and excellent transport facilities，including their unmatched high-speed train network．They have excellent hotels，restaurants，and beautiful parks etc．
There's a feeling of safety and（64）freedom（free） in Chinese cities．There's no need to tell you what to do and you can see from the behavior of the diverse crowd．People just do（65）whatthey want．In most places no policemen（66）are seen（see）．Do you know that police in China don't have firearms？They usually do their job silently and behave reasonably，（67）adding（add） to the security and order．
The Chinese people are friendly．You will always get help even if you can't speak a Chinese word besides nihao，or they can't speak English．They'll spend time and go out of their way（68）to explain（explain） to you how to get somewhere，or how to buy（69）atrain ticket．They'll（70）patiently（patient） and enthusiastically explain how to get what you need．They'll be positive and practical all the time while helping you．

8．Antarctica，the coldest place on Earth，is the fifth（ 61）largest（large） continent in the world．The conditions there are quite extreme with （62）nearly（near） no rainfall.98percent of the land （63）is covered（cover）permanently by ice．However，it is full of wildlife like the penguins，（64）which can adapt*（65）to its hard conditions．The ice there has become a window on the past with gases and minerals （66）trapped（trap） in it．Not until the late 18^th century did James cook（ 67）crossed（across） the Antarctica Circle．Then in 1895，a Norwegian（ 68）explorer（explore） called Carstens set foot on the mainland．In 1961，12countries signed a treaty to make （69）Antarctica或 it the biggest nature reserve of the world．Today，many scientists go there （70）to study（study） its resources and to work together for progress and peace．

7．Many teachers believe that the responsibilities for learning lie with the students．If a long reading assignment is given，instructors expect students to be familiar with information in the reading even if they do not discuss （61）it in class or take an examination．The ideal student is considered to be one who （62）is motivated （motivate） to learn for the sake of learning，not the one interested only in （63）getting （get） high grades．Sometimes homework is returned （64）with brief written comments but without a grade．Even if a grade is not given，the student is responsible for learning the material （65）assignedassign）．When research is assigned，the professor expects the student to take it （66）actively （active） and to complete it with minimum（67）guidance（guide）．It is the student's responsibility to find books，magazines，and articles in the library．Professors don't have the time to explain （68）how a university library works； they expect students，especially graduate students，to be able to exhaust the reference origins in the library．Professors will help students who need it，but prefer that their students should not be too （69）dependent （depend） on them．In the United States，professors have many other duties besides teaching，such as research work，（70）so the time that a professor can spend with a student outside of class is limited．If a student has problems with classroom work，the student should either approach a professor during office hours or make an appointment．

6．Avocado（牛油果） imports soar as Chinese develop taste for"butter fruit"China's soaring appetite for avocados，driven by demand from its health-conscious middle class，has made the"butter fruit"-unheard of a few years ago-the country's star performer in the （21）imported （import） fruit market．
Exports from Latin American nations such as Mexico and Chile are rising by about 250 per cent a year，（22）leaping （leap） from just 154 tonnes in 2012 to more than 25，000 tonnes in 2016．
"More people are paying attention to healthy lifestyles and avocados meet that need，"said Zhang Hui，a sales manager at Fruitday，an online food delivery company．
Even western fast-food brands such as KFC and McDonald's are being forced to suit the changing tastes of their consumers．
Yum China，which （23）operates （operate） 5，000 KFC stores in the country，last month launched an"avocado series"of chicken burgers and wraps slathered with guacamole（鳄梨色拉） to help upgrade the image of （24）its fried chicken chain，sourcing the fruit from Mexico．
"Avocado is viewed as a fruit （25）whose nutritional value eclipses that of many other fruits，"said Joey Wat，Yum China's chief operations officer．A planned three-week avocado promotion ended early due to high demand．
China has almost no experience （26）in commercial avocado cultivation，meaning imports are likely （27）to dominate （dominate） the market for years．
In 2011，Mexico began exports to China，where the avocado was still"（28）a very rare fruit"，according to Alejandro Salas，a Mexican trade commissioner in Shanghai．He predicts that Chinese demand will help Mexico diversify away from the US，its top market．"This market will be the second （29）largest （large）"he said．
Mexican officials have held events to promote the fruit，teaching chefs about avocado and tofu smoothies-but last year the country was overtaken by Chile as the dominant exporter to China．Chile has the advantage of a free-trade agreement with China，（30）while/but Mexican fruit imports have a 10 per cent tariff（关税）．

5．假如你是启明中学的学生王磊，学校计划在校园内开放若干个Wi-Fi热点，并就此通过校报征求学生意见，欢迎大家踊跃发言，你有意表达自己对这一问题的观点，并就此写信给校报，内容包括：
1．你是否赞同这一做法；
2．你的理由．
Dear teacher，
I amWang Lei，a student from our school．I am writing to show my opinionfor whether our school should open several Wi-Fisets to the students in our school．
On the one hand I agree to open Wi-Fito us students．For one thing we can search some information without paying，for another，the notice from school can be informed in time by Wi-Fi．But on the other hand I am afraid that this way can cause some problems．For example，some students may play games on line more conveniently，which can lead to their failure in study．So in my view，when opening several Wi-Fisets to students，some rules should be published to guaratee the right way we use Wi-Fi．
Thanks for reading and hope my idea is helpful to you．
Yours
Wang Lei．

4．

A．Of course，you don't always need to wear a suit．
B．Besides，men care more about dress codes than women do．
C．In short--remember to keep your whole style plain and simple．
D．Companies have seen that the more relaxed attitude to dress not only promotes comfort，
but also encourages younger workers to stay．
E．All in all，not every company allows its staff to wear earrings．
F．First，let's look at color．

Getting dressed for the officeIt's clear that business wear has changed in the last few years--for both men and women．Even traditional business such as law companies have altered their dress codes from"smart"to"smart-casual"．（67）D．What is less clear，however，is what"smart-casual"actually means．I hope to give you a few basic tips here．There are many factors involved：for example，the particular industry you work in，how much contact you have with the public and your position in the company．The seasons even have a part to play--what is acceptable in the summer might not be in the autumn or winter．
So，does"smart-casual"mean you can come to work in tracksuit bottoms and sandals，or does it just mean that you don't have to wear a tie？（68）F．Fashionable colors for suits for both men and women this season are still the traditional grey，dark blue and black．You see someone wearing grey and it indicates a conservative，professional image； dark blue says you're trustworthy； and black always looks smart and classy．These colors don't have to look boring，however．Try wearing a shirt or blouse with a splash of color．Pale blue，pink or lilac are better than loud colors like bright pink and dark red．
（69）A．Men can go for a sports-type jacket，with a shirt or smart jumper．You can wear well-cut trousers made of wool，or a good pair of chinos．Women can wear trouser suits or skirt suits．You can also wear more fashionable trousers and a blouse，or a skirt and top．But be careful； avoid wearing baggy，loose clothes，very short skirts and lots of logos and patterns．If in doubt，go back to the suit．You need a similar attitude to jewellery，bags and other accessories； you should try to resist large earrings and huge，colorful bags．（70）C．

3．It's finally over．We mean both the Oscar telecast，which ran as long as Gone With the Wind（though with fewer important roles for African Americans），and the three-month death march of critics'citations，guild（行业） awards and expert opinions on who'd win．In case you nodded off，Birdman took Best Picture and Director，and the acting prizes went to Eddie Redmayne for The Theory of Everything．Julianne Moore for Still Alice，J．K．Simmons for Whiplash and Patricia Arquette for Boyhood--four folks whom most people know from the speeches they gave，not the movies they were in．
This year，the only big hit among the eight Best Picture finals was American Sniper．The other seven were art-house films．You see，there is Hollywood，which makes movies the whole world watches，and there is off-Hollywood，which hatches the films that get Oscars．Somebody has to ask：Why does Hollywood hate what it does for a living？
It can be as simple as"films"are great and"movies"are rubbish．On the Rotten Tomatoes website，which shows the reviews of dozens of critics．Birdman pulled a 93 rating（out of 100）and The Imitation Game an 89．But some popular hits also scored with the critics：91 for Guardians of the Galaxy，89for Captain America：The Winter Soldier，88 for Gone Girl and a dramatic 96 for The Lego Movie．Audiences liked these four films too，paying more than 51 billion to see them in North American theaters（plus another 1.3billion dollars abroad）．
So why weren't at least a couple of these films nominated for Best Pictures？Maybe simply because they were popular．They got their awards as cash prizes，not Oscar statuettes．The Oscar winners have become a category of little films about big diseases．Another disconnect between Oscar voters and moviegoers：ages．The average age of the 6.7000 Academy members is about 60，and they see most of the nominated films on screeners at home．Basically，they want movies to be television：educating，intimate dramas．The stories they respond to are not of youngsters on grand quests--the action film--but of unsung heroes battling weakness and approaching death．
The very first Oscar party，in 1929，had two Best Picture categories：one for"outstanding picture"（William Wellman's spectacle Wings），the other for"unique and artistic picture"（E．W Mumau's masterpiece Sunrise）．Maybe the Academy，obsessed with indie（独立制片的） artistry，should return to the double award．Then Avatar could win along with The Hurt Locker，and Gravity with 12 Years a Slave，even the new Star Wars might have a shot．

63．It can be inferred from the last sentence of Paragraph 1thatA．
A．not many people saw the four films．
B．the four films won the awards as expected．
C．awards shouldn't be given to the four people．
D．the four actors and actresses made great speeches．
64．Why does the author mention these films in Paragraph 2？C
A．To illustrate the great films that are worth watching．
B．To explain why some films are given a higher score than others．
C．To illustrate there are films welcomed by both viewers and critics．
D．To highlight the importance of turning to critics'reviews when choosing films．
65．Which of the following statements is the author most likely to agree with？C
A．Less emphasis should be given to moviegoers'opinions about films．
B．Oscar voters are unsung heroes fighting against weakness．
C．Being popular may prevent a film winning Oscar awards．
D．It's better to see a film in the cinema than at home．
66．What suggestion does the author give about Oscar award．B
A．Having more independent film makers nominated for awards．
B．Setting up an award for the films different from present winners．
C．Improving the standard for outstanding films．
D．Giving more chances to the greatest hits．

2．We went to the B．T Blackstone Library，not far from Lake Michigan，once a week．You could easily miss the building if you didn't know what you were looking for．But once you were inside，you could never mistake it for anything else．We passed through two sets of heavy brass doors to the lobby of the library．And if we turned right then，we could see an alcove with tables； this led，in turn，to a big reading room with a great and ancient globe that sat in front of the largest windows．At some time during every visit I found my way into that room to touch the globe．I liked to look at Africa，with the coded colors of the different countries like the Belgian Congo and Rhodesia，and try to remember which countries were fighting to be free just as we were struggling for civil rights．I had heard Daddy talking about the struggle，arguing with the television as someone discussed it on a news show．
On Saturday，as I wandered through the young adult section．I saw a title：Little Women，by Louisa May Alcott．I could tell from looking at the shelf that she'd written a lot of books，but I didn't know anything about her．I had learned from experience that titles weren't everything．A book that sounded great on the shelf could be dull once you got it home，and every bad book I brought home meant one less book to read until we went back in a week．So I sat in a chair near the shelves to skim the first paragraphs：
"Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents"grumbled Jo，lying on the rug．
"It's so dreadful to be poor"sighed Med，looking down at her old dress．
"I don't think it's fair for some girls to have plenty of pretty things，and other girls nothing at all"added little Amy，with an injured sniff．
"We have got Father and Mother and each other．"said Beth contentedly from her corner．
It was a thing I had decided on some other books to take home，because I didn't look through the rest of the section that day．I read and read and read Little Women it was time to walk home，and expect for a few essential interruptions like sleeping and eating，I wouldn't put it down until the end．Even the freedom to watch weekend television held no appeal for me in girls who could almost be like me，especially Jo．It seemed to me a shame that she wasn't Black：then our similarity would be complete．She loved to read，she loved to make up plays，she hated acting ladylike，she had a dreadful temper．I had found a kindred spirit．

56．What can be learned about the author's father according to Paragraph 1？B
A．He was uncomfortable discussing politics with his children
B．He had strong feelings about the Civil Rights movement．
C．He didn't approve of most news covered on TV．
D．He generally had a pessimistic world view．
57．It can be inferred from Paragraph 2that the author is most likely to agreeD．
A．books seem duller when read in libraries than when read at home．
B．interesting books are often very dull in their first few paragraphs．
C．novels are usually more interesting than nonfiction works．
D．book titles can sometimes be misleading．
58．The author quotes some lines from Little Women as part of a larger attempt toA．
A．convey the impact of an unexpected discovery．
B．Describe a young reader's sense of history．
C．Illustrate the suddenness of a decision．
D．Explain a child's misunderstanding．
59．The author lists several things about Jo primarily toC．
A．challenge an interpretation
B．highlight some differences
C．stress a comparison
D．develop a disapproving opinion．

1．假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文．文中共有 10 处语言错误，每句中最多有两处．每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改．
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词．
删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉．
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词．
注意：1．每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2．只允许修改 10 处，多者（从第 11 处起）不计分．
Lang Ping，head coach of China's national women's volleyball team，visited my school in Sept.17 last year．At about 9 o'clock，all the Senior 3 student gathered in the school stadium，waiting for the arrival of Lang Ping and her team．The moment Lang stepped into the stadium，nobody could stay seating．We clapped wild as we saw the schoolmaster take Lang to his seat．Then Lang shares her life with us in her speech．She said it was faith and courage had led her to success．
As the Senior 3 student，I think it was not only a fortunate experience，but also a powerful one，as Lang's words gave me strength．I will keep in mind that what she told us：Trusting yourself and fight every step of the way to win!

20．How to Pick a Great Book to ReadThe world is full of great books，just waiting to be read．How can you pick one you'll really like？Here are some tips：
What makes you happy？
（36）DAre you really into dinosaurs or dogs or a specific person？Are there a few careers you're interested in？You can find books about almost anything you like，and you're more likely to enjoy reading a book if you're already interested in its subject．
Fact or fiction？
Some books are entirely made up and imagined．Those are called fiction books．Novels，short stories are all examples of fiction．These books can transport you to another world or help you imagine something beyond your own experience．
Nonfiction books give you the who，what，when，and why．（37）ENonfiction books can bring to life everything from the first trip to the moon to what it's like to explore the deepest oceans．Try both fiction and nonfiction books to see which you like better．
Find a family favorite．
What was your mother's favorite book when she was your age？Or your dad's？（38）AThen you can talk about what they liked about it and share your thoughts．It's a fun way to get to know your family a little better，and to find a book you'll enjoy!
Ask an expert．
（39）GTell a librarian about your interests-rock stars，sports teams，historical events，whatever you're into and the names of some books you already like．Your librarian can help you find other books that you're sure to love．
Launch a book swap．
（40）CIt's always fun to see what your friends are reading．Even if they're not exactly bookworms，you can all encourage each other to read and share books and authors you like．You also can look for book swaps in your area．
It's a great way to build your personal library for free!

A．Ask them and give it a read．
B．Many of them read novels from start to finish．
C．Why not get some friends together and trade favorite books？
D．If you have a favorite hobby，look for books about that activity．
E．They tell stories using facts-but that doesn't mean they're boring．
F．Read the passage and decide for yourself whether it seems knowledgeable．
G．Your local library is a great place to find books that you'll love，and you don't have to search all by yourself．

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