2020屆中考英語熱點(diǎn)話題選詞填空周練

1、2020 屆中考英語熱點(diǎn)話題選詞填空周練abe appear one britain pain other say which on bigthe internet has been full of news about lady gagas highly-anticipated ( 備受期待的) sixth album chromatica. the album, which was released on may 29, features collaborations (合作) from artists as varied (多樣的) as 1_ singer-songwriter elt

2、on john and south korean girl group blackpink.the albums 2_ single, rain on me, features us singer ariana grande. released 3_ may 22, it got 10.2 million plays on spotify within its first 24 hours, making it the 4_ release of 2020 so far.the new album is “about healing ( 治愈) and its about bravery,”

3、lady gaga 5_ in an interview with apple musics zane lowe. “the symbol for chromatica has a sine ( 正弦) wave in it, 6_ is the mathematical symbol for sound, and its from what all sound is made from, and, for me, sound is what healed me.” she added.it 7_ three years since lady gagas last record joanne

4、came out. she has been busy with work outside of the music world, 8_ in the hit film a star is born ( 一個(gè)明星的誕生 ) in 2018. in addition, she has been suffering from a 9_disease that causes muscle ( 肌肉) pain and headaches. this resulted in her having to cancel (取消) the last 10 dates of her world tour fo

5、r joanne.however, she has since recovered and come back. lady gaga said making chromatica was very therapeutic ( 治愈的) for her. she hopes it will have a positive effect on 10_ as well. “i want people to dance and feel happy,” she told lowe.bhealth experience hand but write student set just they build

6、li jisen, a student from beijing 101 middle school, was shocked and worried to find that many of his classmates dont know what they want to be when they grow up. “students should have a chance 1_ work. it could help them plan for their future professions ( 職業(yè)),” li said. “its not a trifle ( 瑣事), 2_

7、a serious social issue.”he and five of his schoolmates 3_ a proposal (提案) about this issue for a mock chinese peoples political consultative conference (cppcc, 中國人民政治協(xié) 商會(huì)議) competition.they interviewed 63 private and public enterprises ( 企業(yè)) and found that most of 4_ would like to help students gain

8、 basic knowledge about different work. butthere is no good way to do this at the moment. based on their research, the students said authorities ( 官方) should 5_ a platform to help students research possible career paths (職業(yè)道路).many other students also took part in mock cppcc competitions and 6_ in th

9、eir own proposals. public health and the protection of traditional culture were popular topics.chang yihe, 17, of the high school affiliated to renmin university of china, thinks traditional chinese medicine (tcm) can help people stay 7_. but she found that most 8_ dont know much about it. most chin

10、ese textbooks do not mention it. chang said textbooks should include information from the compendium of materia medica (本草綱目) and other tcm books. she also said tcm clubs could 9_ up in schools.these proposals were given to the cppcc. they were discussed at the two sessions. “the competition reminds

11、 us that state affairs ( 國事) arent 10_ for politicians (政治家). we also need to focus on more social issues,” chang said.cthat from i class believe talk show must recent coachinstead of attending my teachers lectures in a classroom with peers ( 同伴), i now study by 1_ at home. but that has not stopped

12、me 2_ staying connected and interacting with my friends.i have always loved the 3_ survivor, a popular us reality tv show (真人秀). on this show, a group of people are left in an isolated ( 偏僻的) place. they 4_ find food and shelter (住處) by themselves.i 5_ co-founded ( 共同成立) the survivor club with two o

13、f my close friends. they are also survivor fans. every friday, after our online 6_ end, we gather on social media with other young fans 7_ about the most recent episodes ( 劇集). our teacher even got a former competitor from the show to chat with us.to improve our survival skills, we have body-buildin

14、g and footwork classes 8_ we take online. together with others, i work out for an hour every day. we also share our sports knowledge. for example, fencing ( 擊劍) has long been one of my favoritehobbies, but i havent put on my fencing clothes in months. ive started9_ afencing class for kids every wedn

15、esday. i help students learn how to attack and defend (攻擊和防守).finding joy and meaning during this challenging time is not easy. im happ y to share my interests with others. seeing the little kids smiles on their sweaty faces makes me10_ that we will get through the pandemic together.dmake which desi

16、gn hundred wide one report city easy noddue to the covid- 19 outbreak, this years two sessions were held a bit differently. different kinds of advanced technology were used 1_ the meetings go smoothly. lets take a look at some of them!ai anchorxinhua revealed ( 發(fā)布) its 2_ 3d ai news anchor, xin xiao

17、wei, on may 22. the “female” anchor, the first of its kind in the world, 3_ on the two sessions. she can move around 4_, make gestures and show facial expressions like 5_ and blinking ( 眨眼 ). she can even change her clothes and hairstyle according to different situations.the ai anchor was “cloned (克

18、隆)” after zhao wanwei, a reporter who works for xinhua. zhao wore a data-collecting helmet to help 6_ create her 3d clone. 7_ of cameras were used to trace (追蹤) her movements and expressions. special interviewson may 20, dr cai weiping, a deputy ( 代表) to the national peoples congress, took part in a

19、 special interview with xinhua. he and the interviewer were in two different 8_. however, viewers could see their holographic (全息的) images on the same screen. they talked with each other and even “shook hands”, like they were sitting face to face in the same room.this was made possible thanks to hol

20、ographic imaging techniques, as well as 5g technology. holographic imaging is a way to show 3d images of people or things. it requires (要求) high-speed data to work, 9_ is made possible through the use of 5g.online press conferences and interviews were also 10_ conducted (使用) during the sessions. spo

21、kespeople and reporters worked from different rooms. but they could see each other on big screens in their rooms and communicate instantly (實(shí)時(shí)地).eold polite with loud express friend only girl be talkq:dear mike,im outgoing and im a bit loud when im chatting with my friends. but my parents think this

22、 is 1_. they say girls shouldnt behave like this. what do youthink? crystala:dear crystal,there is an old-fashioned 2_ in english: “children shou ld be seen and not heard”. as members of an 3_ generation ( 一代人), your parents have probably heard something like this before. and unfortunately, attitude

23、s ( 態(tài)度) like this do tend to focus more on how 4_ should behave.but you and i know that these attitudes are out of date. boys can be as gentle as they like and girls are free to be loud sometimes. you shouldnt be afraid 5_ yourself. that being said, if youre being too loud in public, your parents might be right. but you might want to have a talk 6_ them and explain how you feel about expressing yourself. they might see your point. mikedear crystal,i think talking 7_ has nothing to do with your gender ( 性別). it has more to do with your character.