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Thedances． stagedesign．Hecouldnotacceptthevideos．Hedidn'tlikemusicanymore．Hecouldnotunderstandthekids．20．Whatisthemanmainlydoing?Complainingabouthiskids．B．Introducinghisfavoriteivinghisopinionsonmusicofthesesdays．第二部分 閱讀共兩節(jié)，滿分50)第一節(jié)(共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分)A、D、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。AHarbinIceFestival2022EverthinkofwhatElsa'sicepalacemightlooklikeinreallife?lcestairs，icewalls，andicetowers?Whenwinterapproaches，Harbinturnsintoakingdomoficeandsnow．TheannualHarbinIceandSnowFestivalopensinlateDecemberandlastsforaround3months，tilllateFebruary．What’snewforHarbinIceFestival．Everyyear，there’sauniquethemefortheIceFestival．For2022，therewillbetributes(歌tothe2022BeijingWinterOlympicsYouwillfindthewholeparkislikeahugeWinterOlympicsvenue(場地)!AhugeSnowflakeFerrisWheelhasalreadybeenbuiltinsidethepark．VisitorswillbeabletorideontheFerrisWheelandoverlooktheicecastlesinearly2023．Forthisupcomingfestival，thehighlightmaybewhenthegiantSnowflakeiscolorfullylitupatnight，shininghighinthesky．YearlyTimeLineDatesDatesActivitiesEarlyDecemberIceHarvestDecemberCarvingandBuildingChristmasperiodUnofficialOpeningJan，5，2022OpeningCeremonyJan，21toFeb．15，2022SpecialCelebrationsforChineseNewYearLateFeb．toearlyMar．Iceandsnowsculpturesstarttomelt．ClickhereandBookNow!TicketstoHarbinIceandSnowWorldareonsalenow!Dec．25，2021－Jan．5，2022：￥170/person(halfpriceforchildren)Jan．6，2022－Feb．28，2022：￥230/person(halfpriceforchildren)．Contactusforavailabletourdatesbeforetheyarefullybooked．AttentionAslongastheiceandsnowsculpturesareopentovisitors，itisimpossibletotakephotosofthecharmingicebuildingswithoutanyvisitorsin!Thismightbedifferentfromwhatyouseeinthemedia(thathavespecialaccess)．WhatcanvisitorsdoduringHarbinIceFestival2022？A．VisitElsa’srealicepalace．WatchWinterOlympicsevents．TaketheSnowflakeFerrisWheel．EnjoythecolorfullylightedSnowflake．Ifacouplewithakidgotoseetheopeningceremony，howmuchshouldtheypay?A．￥425． B．￥510． C．￥575． 23．Whereistheadvertisementprobablytakenfrom?A．Atravelreview．C．Atourismscrapbook．

B．Atourismwebsite．D．Atravelmagazine．Behaveeeduu(712－770)epoetseeveryvaluesbyhpoetrysdddprofessornnnuustt，aBBCdocumentary．DespitethefactthatDuFuisusuallymentionedinthesamebreathasDanteandShakespeare，hehasremainedlargelyunknownintheWesternworldforlong．However，withthescreeningofthefirstEnglish-languagedocumentaryfeatureaboutthepoet，thedaysofDuFuasChina’sbest-keptliterarysecretseemtobejustnumbered．ItiswrittenandpresentedbyMichaelskilledtelevisionhistorianwhoalsodirectedotherddocumentarieshseStoryofa(2016)deStoryofsReformandOpeningUp(2018)．FromtheYellowRivertotheYangtzeGorges，anddowntotheforestedhillsofHunanprovincedvisitedanumberofplaceshsepoet’sbirthplaceinnprovinceandTangDynastycapitalthemetandtalkedtoordinaryandhelpedtotellthefantasticstoryofthewithfamousscholarsspecializinginChineseliteraturealsohelpedpresentaclearerpictureofthepoet’slifesignificanceandhisfriendshipwithLigreatChinesepoet．Bornin712，DuFulivedintheTangDynasty，atimemarkedbyextraordinaryculturalachievements．However，afteracivilunrest，DuFu，theformercivilservantattheTangcourt，wasforcedtobecomeaporter，andsufferedfromstarvation．Throughupsanddowns，thepoetneverstoppedwriting，pouringouthisconcernforhis-countryandpeopleaswellascelebratingthesimplejoysoflife．Du’spoctryreflectsthecountry’shistoricaleventsmirroredinhisownspiritualjourmey，sohebecomesapartoftheemotionalvocabularyofChineseculture，saidStephenOwen，whoin2016completedtheeight-year-longprojecttotranslateDuFu’s1，400poemsintoEnglish．Theunderlinedpertinparagraph2impliesthatthedocumentarywillhelp ．createthevaluesofpoetrytheWestknowmoreaboutDuFukeepthesecretsinDuFu’spoemsDuFubecomeoneofthetop3poetsWhatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?DuFu’scolorfullifeexperiences．Localpeople’sadmirationforDuFu．Famousscholars’researchfindingsonDuFu．D．MichaelWood’seffortinmakingthedocumentary．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDuFu?Inspiringandhelpful．C．Easy-goingandcareful．

Toughandresponsible．D．Generousandhardworking．Whatisprobablythebesttitleforthepassage?DuFu’spoetrywinsworld’srecognitionDuFu’spoemsaretranslatedintoEnglishC．BBCdocumentaryreflectsChinesecultureD．BBCdocumentarypresentsChina’sShakespeareCNoisepollutionhasalong-termeffectontreepopulationsthatmaypersistevenafterthesourcesofnoiseareremoved，accordingtoresearchpublishedMan-madenoisefromindustryandthebuildingofinfrastructuresuchasroadsandpipelineshasincreasedgreatlysincethemiddleoflastcentury．Whilepreviousresearchhasdocumentedtheshort-termeffectnoisehasontreepopulationsasitscaresoffpollinatorssuchasinsectsandanimals，fewstudieshavecoveredthelong-termeffect．ResearchersintheUnitedStateslookedattreepopulationsinNewMexicothathadbeen“hearing”ahighlevelofman-madenoisefor15yearsTheyfound75percentfewerpinyonpineseedlingsinnoisyplacesthanquictones．ThentheylookedatotherplacesinNewMexico，wheresourcesofnoisehadrecentlybeenaddedandthenremoved，andexaminedhowpopulationsrecovered．Theteamassumedthatpopulationsofthetrees－inthiscasepinyonseedlings－wouldrecoverasthepollinatorswouldreturntotheplacesoncethenoisehaddisappeared．Instead，theyfoundalong-termdropinseedlingnumbersasthebirdsrefusedtorevisittheplaces．“Theeffectsofhumannoisepollutionaregrowingintothesewoodlandcommunities，”saidClintonFrancis，leadresearcherfromCaliforniaPolytechnicStateUniversity．“Whatwe’reseeingisthatremovalofthenoisedoesn’tnecessarilyimmediatelyresultinarecoveryofecologicalfunction．”Jenniferofthethefindingsshowedhowtheeffectofnoisepollutioncouldputpollinatorsoffevenafterthenoiseisremoved．“Animalslikethebirdsthataresensitivetonoiselearntoavoidparticularareas．”saidPhillips．“Itmaytaketimeforanimalstocomebacktopollinatetreesinthesepreviouslynoisyareas，andwedon’tknowhowlongthatmighttake．”AsgovernmentscontinuetofacegrowingevidenceofthedamagetonaturecausedbyurbanizationPhillipsheldthattheinfluenceofnoisepollutionshouldalsobefactoredintoplanningdecisions．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“persist”meaninparagraph1?Recover．B．Decrease．C．Last．D．Disappear．29．HowdidClintonFranci’steamcarryouttheresearch?BystudyingcasesinNewMexico．Bychallengingthepreviousresearch．Byrecordingtheroutinesofpollinators．Byfollowingthesourcesofnoisepollution．WhichofthefollowingwouldPhillipsmostprobablyagreewith?Noisepollutionkillslargenumbersofbirds．B．Governmentsshouldtakemeasurestoremovenoise．C．Ecologicalrecoverycontributestotheremovalofnoise．DIt’shardolnbirdslrevisitpreviouslynoisyplaces．Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?Removingnoiseenablesplantstogrowbetter．B．Pollinatorsplayaroleinincreasingplantpopulation．C．Noisepollutionhaslong-termeffectsonplantpopulations．D．Man-madenoisedoesgreatharmtowoodlandcommunities．DSupportersofeducationtechnologyhavemadebigpromisesoverthepasttwodecades：thatby2019，halfofallsecondaryschoolcourseswouldbeonline；thatvideosandpracticeproblemscanletstudentslearnmathematicsattheirownspeed；orthattypicalstudentsleftalonewithinternet-connectedcomputerscanlearnanythingwithoutthehelpofschoolsorteachers．TheninaroundtheworldwereforcedtoturntoonlinelearningasCOVID－19shutdownwaseducationtechnology’sbigformanystudentsandfamilies，remotelearninghasbeenadisappointment．Whentheworldneedsitmost，whyhaseducationtechnologyseemedsounsatisfactory?Educationalsoftwarehasalonghistory，buttherehavebeentwomajorchallenges．ThefirstisthatmostpeopledependonhumanconnectiontomaintaintheirmotivationWhenastudentcloseshiscomputerwhilehavingaclass，nobodycanseeitandrespondaccordingly．Thesecondchallengeisthatassessmentsareespeciallytough．Wecanaskstudentstoworkouthowfaratectonicplatemightmoveandcomputerscanimmediatelytellwhethertheanswerisright．Butifweaskthemtowriteaparagraphthatexplainshowthetectonicplateworks，computerscan’tidentifycorrect，partiallycorrectandincorrectresponses．EducationtechnologyhaslongpromisedtotransformatfieldhasdevelopedindividualtoolsforthecurriculumForschoollearning，wedon’thaveonlinetoolsorresourcesthatareanybetterthanaprintedtextbook．Everytechnologicalsolutionisalsoahumancapitalproblem：learningwithtechnologiesrequiresgivingteachersandstudentstimetoplaywithandgetusedtonewtoolsandmostroadtomoreeffectiveteachingwithtechnologylookslesslikeatransformation，andmoreliketinkering：aslowandsteadyprocesstowardsfindingtherighttoolorapproachfoparticularstudents．What'sthepurposeofparagraph1?A．Toshowoffthefruitfulpast．Toleadintheunsatisfactoryreality．Toprovetheefficiencyofonlinelearning．Toexplorethepotentialofeducationalsoftware．Accordingtothetext，educationtechnologyfailsto ．givestudentsimmediateresponsesprovidestudentswithcorrectanswersremindstudentstokeepfocusedinclassequipstudentswithcommunicationskillsTheauthor’sattitudetowardseducationtechnologycanbedescribedasA．doubtful B．confused C．supportive

．D．hopefulWhatshouldteachersdoaccordingtothelastparagraph?Seeknewtechnologicaltoolsforeducation．Guardagainstthepopularityofonlineeducation．Useeducationtechnologybasedonstudentsneeds．Makethoroughchangestotheirtechnologyteaching．第二節(jié) (共5小題，每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分)余選項。Itcanbepainfulwhenyoufeellikeyourparentsaretreatingyoursiblings)betterthanyoufeelreallysadaboutthis，thefollowingstepscanhelpyouimprovethesituation．36eeluniquenobodyrelatesoyopeoplenyeeaparentmightappeartofavoryouinsomesituationsandfavorasiblinginothers．Noparentcanbeperfect，buttheyshoulddotheirbesttobefair．It’snormalforparentstotreateachchildlittledifferently，becauseeachkidmightbenefitfromaslightlydifferentapproach．Trytellingyourparentshowyoufeel．Yourgoalistocommunicateyourfeelingsdirectlywithoutbeingrude．37Forexample，gIfeeldsbetterng“you’reg”unoyIfeelleftoutlately．SometimesIfeellikeyou'resobusytakingcareofthebabythatyoudon’thaveenoughtimeforme．”Askforwhatyou'liketohappen．38 Thisletsthemknowhowtheycantrytofixtheproblem．Presentanideathatcouldhlpe．Youcansay，“Couldyoupleasetrytoshowuptomoreofmygamesfeelsohappyknowingyou’retheretocheermeon．”Stepawayifthingsgetheated．Maybeyouoryourparentswillgetangry．It’shardtohaveausefulconversationifoneorbothpeoplearetooangrytothinkyouseethisasomedeepbreathingandstepaway．39Rememberthatyourparentshavetomakethedecisiontochange．Sometimestalkingaboutyourfeelingsisenoughforthemtochangetheirbehavior．40Thistypicallyisn’tyourfaultwaytheyreacttoanhonestconversationsayshowgoodtheyareatparentingnothowgoodyouareatbeingtheirchildYoucan’tchangeotherpeople．Youcanonlycontrolyourownbehavior．Othertimesitisn't．Use“I”languageinsteadof“you”language．Keepinmindthateveryrelationshipisdifferent．Rememberthatyoucanalwaystryagainanotherday．E．Understandthesituationbytalkingwithyoursiblings．F．Tellyourparentswhatwouldhelpyoufeelclosertothem．G．Youmayfeelbetterifyouhaveanotherconversationimmediately．第三部分 語言運用(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分)A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Sittinginfrontoftheefficientlylogsintoheremailandsocialmediaaccountsusingherchinusedtobevery41．thenIwouldneverhaveimaginedmyselfwithsomanyfiends，”saidWang24-year-oldwomanwhoisparalyzedtheneckdown．Wangwasbornin1992inFuyang．Differentfromotherlitegirls，shewasbornwithcerebralpalsy(腦癱)， 42 tomovefromtheneckdown．ButWangdidnot 43livingthelifeshe2008，she 44 herselftooperateacomputermouseandkeyboardwithherchin，andbeganto

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