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A.It’sstillabigproblemworldwide.B.Itwasfirstfoundintheyear1986.C.Ithasbeenwellcontrolledinthepastyears.D.Itonceexistedinmostcountriesworldwide.5.WhatwillhappenafteroneisinfectedwithGuineawormdisease?

A.Hecanbeingreatpainwithinafewdays.B.Hewillendupbecomingverysensitive.C.Hewillmainlysufferstomachaches.D.Hemaysufferalotintheend.6.HowcanGuineawormdiseasebebesthandled?

A.Byhavingavaccinetopreventit.B.Byensuringdrinkingwaterisclean.C.Byreceivingagooddrugtreatment.D.Byavoidinggettingintouncleanwater.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eradicating”inParagraph4mean?

A.Completelyending.B.Carefullystudying.C.Exactlyknowing.D.Suddenlychanging.(★★★)Goingthroughlifecanbeverychallengingattimes.Whenwewereyoung,noonetoldushowharditwouldbeinthefuture.Buthereweare.Oneofthebiggestproblemsofadultlifeishavingself-doubt.Itistiresomeandcankillyourconfidencelevelsifnotcontrolledfromtheget-go.Wewillallexperienceself-doubt.Thatisnatural.Ithappenstousduringnormaldaysorwheneverwearegoingtostartanewtask,oranewrelationship,anythingnewinlifewillmakeyouself-doubt.Thissortoffeelingforcesyouintoadarkabyss(深淵)wherenothingseemstogorightandyoumightfeellikegivingup.Thatisthetimetobestrong.Therearesomepeopleouttherethatmistakeself-doubtforsomethingelse.Self-doubtiswhenyouareunsureaboutoneormorepartsofyourself.Forexample,whenstartinganewjob,youmightfeelinexperiencedormightthinkthatyouarenotfitenoughforthejob,thisisanexampleofself-doubt.Self-doubtisn’tallthatbad.Alowlevelofself-criticismisactuallygoodforyou.Itmotivatesyouandpushesyoutobebetterinlife,tobecomegreaterthanyesterday.Thistypeoffeelingwillpushyoutoworkharderandfasterthanbeforeandwillalsoincreaseyourproductivity,butitshouldbealowlevelofself-criticism.Youdon’twanttopunishyourselfoverthingsthatarebeyondyourcontrol.Inordertobeabetterversionofourselves,toughlovecanbeagoodmotivatorbutwedon’tneedtobecomedrillsergeants(教官)whiledoingthat.Over-criticizingourselvesactuallydoesmoreharmthangood,andIsaythisfromexperience.Overworkingandafearoffailureonlyleadtoself-damage.8.Whatistheauthor’sviewaboutself-doubtinParagraph2?

A.Itcanhappenanywhereatanytime.B.Itisanunnaturalthingforallofus.C.Itonlymakesusweakanddisappointed.D.Itcanbeeasilyavoidedwithourefforts.9.WhyisanewjobmentionedinParagraph3?

A.Tostatehowharditistostartit.B.Tostressitneedspreviousexperience.C.Tociteasituationwhereself-doubtstarts.D.Toshowthecommonreactionstogettingit.10.Self-doubtisbeneficialonlywhen.

A.youoverworkyourselfB.youkeepitinaproperlevelC.youfeelsorryforyourdeedsD.youincreaseyourproductivity11.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleoftheselection?

A.Self-doubt-aNaturalOccurrence.B.Self-doubtandtheApproachtoIt.C.Self-doubtChallengesOne’sAdultLife.D.Self-doubtMotivates(★★★)PartsofEastAsiacouldsee“riversinthesky”formduetoclimatechange,bringingrecord-breakinglevelsofrainfallwiththem,anewstudyhasrevealed.Theteam,fromtheUniversityofTsukuba,Japan,havealreadyseenclearsignsofglobalwarminghittingpartsofthecountry,sotheywantedtoseehowbadthingscouldget.“It’sbeenbecomingmoreandmoreclearthatglobalwarmingmeansmorethanjustwarmertemperatures,”theywrote.Oneparticularly-damagingextremeweathereventisanincreaseinrainfalltounexpectedandunprecedented(前所未有的)levels,whichcanresultinflooding.Tohelppredictrainfallevents,researcherslookedtooneofthecauses—theinteractionofatmosphericriverswithmountainranges.“Asthenamesuggests,atmosphericriversarelong,narrowbandsofconcentratedwatervapourflowingthroughtheatmosphere,”theteamexplained.“Whenoneofthesebandsmeetsabarrier,suchasamountainrange,itcanproduceextremelevelsofrainfallorsnowfall.”PartsofEastAsiahavebeensubjectedto(遭受)anincreasingnumberofdamaging,extremeweathereventsoverthepastdecade.Tounderstandtheimpact,theteamusedhigh-resolutionglobalatmosphericcirculationsmodelsimulations(模擬)thatvirtuallyre-createtheconditionsintheatmosphere.Theythenlookedatotherregionalclimatemodels,comparingsimulationsbasedonreal,meteorologicaldata(氣象數(shù)據(jù))from1951to2010topredictionsfor2090.Authorsusedtheclimatescenariothatwouldresultin4℃ofwarming,comparedtopreindustriallevels—whichissignificantlymorethan2℃targetsetaspartofParisClimateAgreement.Firstauthor,ProfessorYoichiKamae,saidthattheirsimulationspredictstrengthenedwatervapourtransport,aswellasincreasedrainfallatunprecedentedlevels.Insimulationsthegreatestamountsofatmosphericriver-relatedrainfalloccurredonthesouthernandwesternslopesofmountainsinEastAsia,includinginJapan,theKoreanPeninsula,andnortheasternChina.TheyhadtolimitthestudytoEastAsiaduetocomputertimeandprocessinglimitations,butpredictitwouldapplytootherregionsaroundtheworld.12.What’sthepossibleconsequenceoftheglobalwarming?

A.Itcontributestopollutedair.B.Itleadstohotandrainyclimate.C.Itonlyresultsintheriseoftemperature.D.Itcausesthedestructionofmorespecies.13.TheauthorwroteParagraph4to________.

A.describethenewstudyB.introduceatmosphericriversC.a(chǎn)nalyzethecauseofrainfallD.warnpeopleofglobalwarming14.Howistheresearchcarriedtoknowtheeffect?

A.Bycomparison.B.Bydiscussion.C.Byexamples.D.Byexplanation15.What’stheattitudeofProfessorYoichiKamaetowardtheirsimulations?

A.Theyarerisky.B.Theyarevalueless.C.Theyareperfect.D.Theyareconvincing.(★★★)Negativeemotionshaveabadreputation:they’reoftenseenasdangerousordestructive.16Butresearchrevealsthatnegativeemotionsareusefulforpeopleandimportantforasuccessfulandsatisfyinglife.Inarecentstudy,wetestedthisideaforthecaseofanger.Wedesignedaseriesofexperimentswithmorethan1,000participants.Wefoundthatpeoplewhogotmadfirstweremoresuccessfulthantheotherparticipants.17Whenthegoalswerenotchallenging,gettingangrydidnotimproveoutcomes.18Herethestorybecomesmorecomplicated.Thefindingsdonotmeanthateveryoneshouldgetangryinordertoachievetheirgoals.Butangerclearlycanbeusefulinovercomingobstacles.Letussay,angeratacrashingcomputercouldmotivatesomeonetotakeittoarepairshop.Butitcouldalsomotivatethemtosmashthecomputeronthefloor.19Yetonlyoneistrulybeneficial.Thiscomplicationinusingournegativeemotionscontributestotheirbadreputation.Fortunately,thereisalotofresearchonhowtoimproveresponsestonegativeemotionslikeanger.Nodoubtthebestresponseisnottofocusonwhat’shappeningbuttorespondtoachievethedesiredoutcome.Negativeemotionsaren’tbad.Theyareincrediblyimportantindicatorsthatsignificanteventsaretakingplace.20

A.Butwhatdoesthismeanforpeople’slife?B.Peopletrytoavoidthem,containthemorignorethem.C.Acrossourstudies,angerhelpedachievechallenginggoals.D.Bothactionshaveremovedtheobstacle:thecrashingcomputer.E.Sothenexttimeonehappens,don’tpushitaway-payattention.F.Whenyouareangry,youexperiencephysicalandemotionalpain.G.Inthemidstofanger,however,itcanbeveryeasytomakecarelessmistakes.二、完形填空(★★)UmarFoxsearchedhiswholelifetolookforthefirefighterwhosavedhimandhissisterfromahousefirein1978.Thesearch_________cametoanendwithaheartfeltreunion.Umarwas3whenthe_________happenedintheirhouse.HeandhissisterwerehomeforChristmasbreak.JosephGilmorewasoneofthefirstpeopleonthe_________.Herushedintothefire,riskinghisown_________,andtookthechildrenout.PhotojournalistGeorgeRizerhappenedtophotographthe_________.Umarhadalwayshopedto_________theman.ButthepicturetakenbyRizerwasallhehad,which_________hiswishnotbeingrealized.Forty-fiveyearslater,thatpictureendedupbeing_________thankstosocialmedia.OnceUmar_________Joseph,heandthefirefighterhadanemotionalreunion.Umar’ssisterhadplannedto__________,butshecanceledduetoillness.Joseph__________whenstrong-builtUmarwalkedin,“Oh,man!Iwouldn’twanttopickyouupnow.”Umarsaidthatheandhissister“wouldn’tbe__________”ifitweren’tforJoseph.Hewentonto__________thathisact“broughtmoreintotheworld”.Umaris__________tobeafatheroffive.Hissisteralso“hasgreatkids”whoare“allgrownupanddoingbigthings”.AsforJoseph,heconsideredhewas__________doingsomethinghedideverydayfor38years.21.A.finallyB.normallyC.reallyD.easily22.A.changeB.a(chǎn)ctionC.a(chǎn)ccidentD.a(chǎn)dventure23.A.sceneB.floorC.surfaceD.ground24.A.speedB.powerC.distanceD.safety25.A.injuryB.rescueC.lossD.task26.A.interviewB.meetC.a(chǎn)ssistD.join27.A.relatedtoB.dealtwithC.resultedinD.a(chǎn)ppliedfor28.A.relaxingB.satisfyingC.similarD.enough29.A.visitedB.foundC.a(chǎn)ccompaniedD.urged30.A.a(chǎn)ttendB.organizeC.sponsorD.chair31.A.listenedB.caredC.jokedD.worried32.A.specialB.retiredC.a(chǎn)liveD.delightful33.A.explainB.compareC.believeD.a(chǎn)gree34.A.braveB.proudC.suitableD.willing35.A.roughlyB.curiouslyC.hopefullyD.simply三、語法填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填人1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。SichuanCuisineandHunanCuisinearebothknownfortheirhotflavors,whichmightappearsimilaratfirstsight.That’swhyAmericansareprettyconfusedabouthowtheyaredifferent.ThisconfusionhasitsrootsinhowHunanfood36(introduce)totheAmericanpublic.AccordingtowasKianLamKho,theauthorofChinesefoodblogRedCook,agroupofChinesechefsaresaidtohavetrainedinbothHunan37SichuanCuisinesin1945.Whentheylatersoughtopportunities38theUnitedStates,theybroughtHunanandSichuanCuisinestoNewYork,wherethesetwocooking39(style)wereadjustedtosuitlocaltastes.AsKhoputsit,thesetwocuisinesoffer60.40(difference)flavors.SichuanCuisineischaracterizedbytheuseofSichuanpeppercorns(花椒粒),whichprovide41uniquenumbingfeeling.HunanCuisine,ontheotherhandisfamousforitsboldandburningflavors,42featuresthecombinationoffreshchilies(辣椒)andgarlictocreateapowerfulandintensespicytaste.UnlikeSichuanCuisine,HunanCuisinedoesnot43(typical)includethenumbingsensationofSichuanpeppercorns.“Itisamazing44distinctHunancookingiscomparedtoitsconfusingSichuancousin.Itistrulyworthwhile45(seek)outrestaurantsorcookbooksthatfaithfullycaptureHunanflavorsintheirmenusorrecipes.”Khonotes.四、書信寫作(★★★)46.假定你是學(xué)校英語社團(tuán)的負(fù)責(zé)人,社團(tuán)準(zhǔn)備發(fā)起一個主題為“發(fā)現(xiàn)校園之美(DiscoveringtheBeautyonCampus)”的活動,請就此用英文寫一則書面通知,內(nèi)容包括:1.活動目的;2.活動內(nèi)容。注意:1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右;2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。NoticeDearfriends,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Lookingforwardtoyouractiveparticipation.TheEnglishClub五、書面表達(dá)(★★★)47.閱讀下面材料,根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段,使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Whenyou’reapoorkid,youworryalotabouthowyoulook,howmuchyou’respendingonclothes.Ihadproblems.Iworehighwaters(露腳踝褲).Andmyshoes?Forgetaboutit.Ihadfakeshoes—thekindyourmotherfindsinsupermarkets.“John,here’soneIlike!Gofindtheotheronethatmatches!”Mymomshoutedinthesupermarket.Then,Ifollowedherinstructionandfoundit.However,itwasonlyathreeandahalf,toosmallforme.Suddenly,anbadfeelingtookmyheart.Asexpected,sheconvincedmethatwecouldcutthetoestofitintoit.SothereIam,pantstoohigh,shoestootight,underwearwithholes.Iwasstrange-lookinginmyneighborhood.Ithitsme:thereisnowaytogetfriends.SoIhadmymission:becomecool.IpersuadedmyselfthatIdressedlikethatnotbecauseIwaspoorbutbecauseIwascoolerthananyoneelse.SoItotallychanged.I

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