Unit 5 Art world 单元卷（含答案，无听力原文及音频） 2025-2026学年译林版九年级（2012）九年级英语上册
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Unit5单元卷
一、单项选择。
1．He likes to sleep with the light _______. I think that's a waste of power.
A．off B．in C．on D．down
2．I ________ never thank you too much because I would fail in the exam without your help.
A．must B．can C．may D．should
3．—Which one would you like to watch, Toy Story or The Lion King
—________ of them is my cup of tea. How about Harry Potter
A．Both B．None C．Either D．Neither
4．—Sometimes I feel stressed because what my parents want me to do is ________ my will (意愿).
—It’s a pity. But you can have a talk with them.
A．through B．against C．above D．with
5．If you can’t decide which of the two novels to borrow, why not take ________
A．both B．all C．neither D．either
6．—When shall we go to watch the latest film—Panda Plan —________ this Saturday.
A．Until the work will be finished B．Until the work is finished
C．Not until the work will be finished D．Not until the work is finished
7．The film “The Battle at Lake Changjin” tells the story of the Chinese People’ s Volunteers fighting _______ in a war at Lake Changjin. They showed great courage in front of enemies.
A．properly B．carelessly C．bravely D．closely
8．—The novel Treasure Island is wonderful.—So it is. Could you tell me ________
A．how long I can borrow it B．when should I return it
C．if I can keep it for another day D．that I can keep it
9．—What do you think of his surfing —Oh, no one does ______.
A．good B．well C．better D．best
10．— I am really grateful for your help.
— ________ I am so glad that I can share some of your worries.
A．Don’t mention it. B．Why so grateful C．For what D．Forget it.
二、完形填空。
Neil Jones is a diving (潜水) instructor (教练). He lives in Australia near a beautiful beach where he 1 people to dive and he also helps in a dive shop. “I love diving and I enjoy traveling and meeting people so it’s my dream 2 ”, he told me.
I asked Neil 3 he became a diving instructor. “It happened 4 really”, he said. “I did well at school and then I went to 5 . I joined a university diving club and started to have 6 in my free time.” Neil loved the lessons. After six months he 7 some diving exams, so he could teach. He told me, “While most of my friends were watching TV at home in the summer holidays, I was teaching interesting people how to 8 in beautiful blue water in foreign countries!” When he 9 , he applied (申请) for a six-month diving job in a holiday town in the Caribbean. Three years later, he was still there. He 10 for a moment, “My parents wanted me to be an engineer, but I knew teaching diving was my dream job.”
But it isn’t always 11 . Neil told me, “Most students I teach are really nice but 12 people are impolite. That’s 13 .” He added, “I don’t receive bad 14 , but I’m more focused on enjoying my job. As you know, money isn’t the most important thing to 15 !”
1．A．encourages B．advises C．teaches D．allows
2．A．place B．shop C．beach D．job
3．A．how B．that C．where D．whether
4．A．in silence B．on purpose C．under pressure D．by accident
5．A．hospital B．university C．work D．bed
6．A．chats B．lessons C．gatherings D．breaks
7．A．took B．failed C．designed D．discussed
8．A．draw B．play C．dive D．relax
9．A．celebrated B．graduated C．competed D．trained
10．A．laughed B．regretted C．worried D．thought
11．A．hard B．tiring C．proud D．easy
12．A．anyway B．seldom C．sometimes D．somehow
13．A．necessary B．serious C．challenging D．moving
14．A．pay B．advice C．press D．luck
15．A．itself B．them C．him D．me
三、阅读理解。
A
Writer Liz Pichon, known for her bestselling Tom Gates series for children, shares the books that shaped her.
Reading this as a child was a life-changing moment. My mum’s friend bought me this book to improve my spelling skills. She thought it would make me laugh. It really did. And it stuck in my memory a lot. I love the drawings — they planted a seed (种子) in my head somewhere that pictures and words go together and can be really funny.
This book is so tiny and thin, but I loved that it had all these silly poems inside with rich attractive drawings and it made me want to write rhymes, and to have a go at drawing. After buying this in a local bookshop, I started reading it. I’m always including silly poems in my books and I think that’s certainly down to the influence of this book.
This book has a special meaning for me. When I had to come up with a story for my homework, I could just change the plot (情节) of Jaws a little. My teacher would never know. He thought it was amazing. I tell that experience to children now, because copying other people’s stories is a great way of learning how to do things — by seeing how other people do them.
1 Which of the following books develops Liz Pichon’s interests in poems
A. The Bad Speller. B. Silly Verse for Kids. C. Jaws. D. Tom Gates series.
2 What do The Bad Speller and Silly Verse for Kids have in common
A. They’re both difficult to read. B. They’re both given as a present.
C. They both have wonderful drawings. D. They both improve Liz’s spelling.
3. What special meaning does the book Jaws have for Liz Pichon
A. It taught her to do things by copying. B. It helped her get along with her teacher.
C. It made her fall in love with drawing. D. It planted a seed of reading in her head.
4. What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this passage
A. To sell Liz Pichon’s favorite books.
B. To introduce three life-changing books.
C. To advertise Tom Gates series to children.
D. To explain three bestsellers of Liz Pichon.
5. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Sports. B. Travel. C. Health. D. Education.
B
Growing up, we’ve heard a lot of views of how sex (性别) influences interests and jobs. For example, boys do math better than girls, while girls are better at learning languages. We usually think this is because of differences in how boys’ and girls’ brains work. But is it true
According to past studies, some parts of our brains can be different in size. Scientists used to think these differences might affect how well men and women think and do things. They found this by scanning people’s brains. However, in most of the studies, researchers only scanned less than 100 people. As said in a 2022 study, for such research to be believable, you would need to scan the brains of thousands of people at least.
In 2023, the UK Biobank, a big database (数据库) used for research, scanned the brains of 40,000 people in the UK, providing new finding. It showed differences between men and women in the size of certain brain parts. About one-third of these parts were found to be larger in men, while another third were larger in women.
Also, our brains might change in structure (结构) and size according to our life experiences. For example, a man’s brain area use for math might be larger than a woman’s, simply because he works in a job requiring math skills. So, any brain differences between men and women could be a result, not a cause, of different roles in life and society, noted New Scientist.
6. In Paragraph 1, the writer explains views of how sex influences interests and jobs by ________.
A. telling a story B. making a survey C. giving an example D. asking a question
7. According to Paragraph 2, the result of the past studies was unbelievable may because ________.
A. the researchers scanned the people in an improper way
B. all the people researchers scanned are not from the UK
C. the researchers used wrong information to draw a conclusion
D. the number of the people researchers scanned was too small
8. According to the passage, the writer may agree that ________.
A. a boy is born better at math than a girl
B. life experience can influence a person’s brain
C. the sex of a person leads to differences in the brain
D. there are no differences in the brain between sexes
9. The following paragraph can best go after ________.
However, these differences were tiny, often just a size difference in percentage. They are not big enough to draw a conclusion from them, Camille Williams from the University of Texas at Austin, US, told New Scientist.
A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragraph 3 D. Paragraph 4
10. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Science B. Fashion C. Education D. Technology
C
Malaria has been a big problem for humans since ancient times. Usually, people get malaria when infected mosquitoes bite them. Countless people have died from the disease. Luckily, Chinese scientist Tu Youyou found an effective drug called qinghaosu.
In 1969, Tu became the director of a national project to develop a drug for malaria. Her team took a special approach. They studied books about classical Chinese medicine. After reading more than 2,000 old remedies (药方), Tu and her team collected over 600 plants and listed almost 380 possible remedies for malaria.
One remedy, which is 1,600 years old, uses sweet wormwood as a treatment. Tu found it worked and tried to extract (提取) the qinghaosu from it to make a drug. The extraction failed at first, so Tu returned to the classical books again and finally found a way. She used a low-temperature method to extract the qinghaosu and finally succeeded in 1972.
After her team showed that qinghaosu could treat malaria in mice and monkeys, Tu and two of her coworkers decided to test the drug on themselves before trying it on human patients. It turned out that qinghaosu was safe, and all patients in the test got better. Gradually, qinghaosu became the first-line treatment for malaria recommended by WHO, saving millions of lives around the world.
In 2015, when Tu was given the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, she refused to take all of the praise. Instead, she praised her coworkers and Chinese traditional medicine. She once said, “Every scientist dreams of doing something that can help the world.”
11 What usually caused people to get malaria
A. Dirty water. B. Wrong medicine. C. Polluted water. D. Infected mosquitoes.
12 Where did Tu find a way to solve after the extraction failed at first
A. From different plants. B. From foreign remedies.
C. From classical medical books. D. From tests on animals and humans.
13. In the 4 paragraph, what does the underlined word “it” refer to
A. Malaria. B. The drug. C. The monkey. D. The mouse.
14. Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage
A. B. C. D.
四、信息还原。
The Science of You
You already know that you are an amazing person, but it’s not just your wonderful personality. Your body itself is an unusual machine.
Lots of information has been written on the subject of “you”. You might wonder about your body. Most people think that the big picture of how your body systems work together is important to understand. Sometimes the details interest us the most. 1
Why don’t haircuts hurt Snip, snip-the scissors fly around your head. Your hair grows from living cells, but the hair that’s cut is not alive. What’s the story here
2 The root produces hair cells in a special tube called a follicle (毛囊). When new hair cells are made at the root, they push older hair cells up the follicle.
As older hair cells move towards the surface of your skin, they change. They join together and harden. 3 The strand (股) of hair that comes out of your head does not have living cells in it. That’s why a haircut doesn’t hurt!
You probably have about 100,000 hairs on your head right now. Hair strands grow all the time, then fall out and start to grow again. It usually does this in different stages. 4
5 You might be wide-eyed at one of these creations. If you want to know more about them, keep reading.
A．That’s why you don’t lose all of your hair at once.
B．Then they die.
C．Let’s go on the way to get a haircut.
D．You have too many hairs growing on your head.
E．Each hair on your head grows from a root that is under your skin.
F．In fact, your hair is just a part of all those interesting things of your body.
G．So, don’t cut your hair too often.
五、词汇运用。
1 Tan Dun is one of the most famous ________________(音乐家) in China.
2. He was proud that the president of the USA ____________(颁发) him with a medal
3 The coat is a ________________(普通的) style, but it looks on me.
4. The modern city lies in __________________(中央) Jiangsu.
5. All the people think his selfless spirit is really worth _______________(称赞).
6. You can see far-away objects with this special_____________（器械）.
7. The scientist has been ______________（颁奖）with a number of awards.
8. Classical music is quite serious, and has a _______________ (永久的) value.
六、动词填空。
1. — Are you going sailing with me this weekend
— Well. I __________ (not decide). I’ll ask my wife first. Maybe she has another plan.
2. Your mobile phones require __________ (turn) off while having a meeting.
3. — Which team do you think ____________ (win) the game
— It’s hard to say. The game hasn’t ended yet.
4. — I hope I won’t forget my promise to come to your party next Friday.
— Don’t worry. You _________ (remind) of the time one day earlier.
--Uncle Wang promised that he ______(attend) my birthday party, but he never showed up.
--That's Uncle Wang. He forgets everything!
6.Sometimes the doctors are too busy ___(save) sick people to have a good rest. How kind they are!
七、综合填空。
My grandfather died many years ago, but I still cannot stop 1 (think) of him from time to time. My grandfather was born 2 the 1940s. He was an ordinary person, but he made the people around him happy and comfortable.
My grandfather was always willing 3 (help) others. He 4 (use) to grow a lot of flowers in pots and sent them to neighbours to decorate their houses. After he retired, he often offered to help look after the children when their parents were not at home.
My grandfather loved writing. He always told me that writing could make people 5 (feel) calm and bring people pleasure as well. He kept 6 (write) short articles for newspapers and magazines all his life. In this way, he shared his experiences 7 as many people as possible. He also taught me 8 to write a good article. There were many books in his study. He said that 9 (read) good books could help us learn more about the world.
I have learnt a lot from my grandfather. I 10 (not forget) him.
八、阅读表达。
Chinese people like the red colour a lot. Even now, Chinese people like to refer to ourselves as Chizi, meaning the red descendant (子孙).
Red represents the motherland and authority. Official uniforms of the Tang dynasty were red. In the Qing dynasty, red was used on official caps to show different rankings. As we know, the five-star red flag was first raised on October 1st, 1949. Even nowadays, headlines of official documents (文件) are painted red. This is why they are called red-head documents.
For ordinary people, red stands for happiness. For example, the word “double happiness” used for weddings is red. The bride (新娘) wears red clothes which are different from the white gowns of the West. During the Spring Festival, Chinese people give red packets with money inside to children as good wishes. Couplets (对联) hanging on both sides of the doors are red. The word red equals prettiness. The expression “hongyan” is a synonym of a beautiful girl. Red is also one of the most popular words used in the names of Chinese women. But in traffic lights, red means stopping driving. Westerners like to use the red colour because red is very bright, and it is good for warning purposes. But it doesn’t really have any negative meanings.
1．When was the five-star red flag first raised
2．Why are official documents called red-head documents
3．For ordinary people, what does red stand for
4．When do Chinese people give red packets
5．What do you think of the red colour
九、书面表达。
艺术陶冶情操，涵养生命。你喜欢的艺术形式是什么，有过怎样的经历，用英语写一篇短文。
注意:
1. 词数90左右, 短文开头已给出
2. 表达中请勿提及真实校名及姓名。
Art plays an important role in our life. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
一、单项选择。
1．He likes to sleep with the light _______. I think that's a waste of power.
A．off B．in C．on D．down
2．I ________ never thank you too much because I would fail in the exam without your help.
A．must B．can C．may D．should
3．—Which one would you like to watch, Toy Story or The Lion King
—________ of them is my cup of tea. How about Harry Potter
A．Both B．None C．Either D．Neither
4．—Sometimes I feel stressed because what my parents want me to do is ________ my will (意愿).
—It’s a pity. But you can have a talk with them.
A．through B．against C．above D．with
5．If you can’t decide which of the two novels to borrow, why not take ________
A．both B．all C．neither D．either
6．—When shall we go to watch the latest film—Panda Plan —________ this Saturday.
A．Until the work will be finished B．Until the work is finished
C．Not until the work will be finished D．Not until the work is finished
7．The film “The Battle at Lake Changjin” tells the story of the Chinese People’ s Volunteers fighting _______ in a war at Lake Changjin. They showed great courage in front of enemies.
A．properly B．carelessly C．bravely D．closely
8．—The novel Treasure Island is wonderful.—So it is. Could you tell me ________
A．how long I can borrow it B．when should I return it
C．if I can keep it for another day D．that I can keep it
9．—What do you think of his surfing —Oh, no one does ______.
A．good B．well C．better D．best
10．— I am really grateful for your help.
— ________ I am so glad that I can share some of your worries.
A．Don’t mention it. B．Why so grateful C．For what D．Forget it.
CBDABA DCCCA
二、完形填空。
Neil Jones is a diving (潜水) instructor (教练). He lives in Australia near a beautiful beach where he 1 people to dive and he also helps in a dive shop. “I love diving and I enjoy traveling and meeting people so it’s my dream 2 ”, he told me.
I asked Neil 3 he became a diving instructor. “It happened 4 really”, he said. “I did well at school and then I went to 5 . I joined a university diving club and started to have 6 in my free time.” Neil loved the lessons. After six months he 7 some diving exams, so he could teach. He told me, “While most of my friends were watching TV at home in the summer holidays, I was teaching interesting people how to 8 in beautiful blue water in foreign countries!” When he 9 , he applied (申请) for a six-month diving job in a holiday town in the Caribbean. Three years later, he was still there. He 10 for a moment, “My parents wanted me to be an engineer, but I knew teaching diving was my dream job.”
But it isn’t always 11 . Neil told me, “Most students I teach are really nice but 12 people are impolite. That’s 13 .” He added, “I don’t receive bad 14 , but I’m more focused on enjoying my job. As you know, money isn’t the most important thing to 15 !”
1．A．encourages B．advises C．teaches D．allows
2．A．place B．shop C．beach D．job
3．A．how B．that C．where D．whether
4．A．in silence B．on purpose C．under pressure D．by accident
5．A．hospital B．university C．work D．bed
6．A．chats B．lessons C．gatherings D．breaks
7．A．took B．failed C．designed D．discussed
8．A．draw B．play C．dive D．relax
9．A．celebrated B．graduated C．competed D．trained
10．A．laughed B．regretted C．worried D．thought
11．A．hard B．tiring C．proud D．easy
12．A．anyway B．seldom C．sometimes D．somehow
13．A．necessary B．serious C．challenging D．moving
14．A．pay B．advice C．press D．luck
15．A．itself B．them C．him D．me
CDADB BACBD DCCAD
三、阅读理解。
A
Writer Liz Pichon, known for her bestselling Tom Gates series for children, shares the books that shaped her.
Reading this as a child was a life-changing moment. My mum’s friend bought me this book to improve my spelling skills. She thought it would make me laugh. It really did. And it stuck in my memory a lot. I love the drawings — they planted a seed (种子) in my head somewhere that pictures and words go together and can be really funny.
This book is so tiny and thin, but I loved that it had all these silly poems inside with rich attractive drawings and it made me want to write rhymes, and to have a go at drawing. After buying this in a local bookshop, I started reading it. I’m always including silly poems in my books and I think that’s certainly down to the influence of this book.
This book has a special meaning for me. When I had to come up with a story for my homework, I could just change the plot (情节) of Jaws a little. My teacher would never know. He thought it was amazing. I tell that experience to children now, because copying other people’s stories is a great way of learning how to do things — by seeing how other people do them.
1 Which of the following books develops Liz Pichon’s interests in poems
A. The Bad Speller. B. Silly Verse for Kids. C. Jaws. D. Tom Gates series.
2 What do The Bad Speller and Silly Verse for Kids have in common
A. They’re both difficult to read. B. They’re both given as a present.
C. They both have wonderful drawings. D. They both improve Liz’s spelling.
3. What special meaning does the book Jaws have for Liz Pichon
A. It taught her to do things by copying. B. It helped her get along with her teacher.
C. It made her fall in love with drawing. D. It planted a seed of reading in her head.
4. What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this passage
A. To sell Liz Pichon’s favorite books.
B. To introduce three life-changing books.
C. To advertise Tom Gates series to children.
D. To explain three bestsellers of Liz Pichon.
5. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Sports. B. Travel. C. Health. D. Education.
BCABD
B
Growing up, we’ve heard a lot of views of how sex (性别) influences interests and jobs. For example, boys do math better than girls, while girls are better at learning languages. We usually think this is because of differences in how boys’ and girls’ brains work. But is it true
According to past studies, some parts of our brains can be different in size. Scientists used to think these differences might affect how well men and women think and do things. They found this by scanning people’s brains. However, in most of the studies, researchers only scanned less than 100 people. As said in a 2022 study, for such research to be believable, you would need to scan the brains of thousands of people at least.
In 2023, the UK Biobank, a big database (数据库) used for research, scanned the brains of 40,000 people in the UK, providing new finding. It showed differences between men and women in the size of certain brain parts. About one-third of these parts were found to be larger in men, while another third were larger in women.
Also, our brains might change in structure (结构) and size according to our life experiences. For example, a man’s brain area use for math might be larger than a woman’s, simply because he works in a job requiring math skills. So, any brain differences between men and women could be a result, not a cause, of different roles in life and society, noted New Scientist.
6. In Paragraph 1, the writer explains views of how sex influences interests and jobs by ________.
A. telling a story B. making a survey C. giving an example D. asking a question
7. According to Paragraph 2, the result of the past studies was unbelievable may because ________.
A. the researchers scanned the people in an improper way
B. all the people researchers scanned are not from the UK
C. the researchers used wrong information to draw a conclusion
D. the number of the people researchers scanned was too small
8. According to the passage, the writer may agree that ________.
A. a boy is born better at math than a girl
B. life experience can influence a person’s brain
C. the sex of a person leads to differences in the brain
D. there are no differences in the brain between sexes
9. The following paragraph can best go after ________.
However, these differences were tiny, often just a size difference in percentage. They are not big enough to draw a conclusion from them, Camille Williams from the University of Texas at Austin, US, told New Scientist.
A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragraph 3 D. Paragraph 4
10. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Science B. Fashion C. Education D. Technology
CDBCA
C
Malaria has been a big problem for humans since ancient times. Usually, people get malaria when infected mosquitoes bite them. Countless people have died from the disease. Luckily, Chinese scientist Tu Youyou found an effective drug called qinghaosu.
In 1969, Tu became the director of a national project to develop a drug for malaria. Her team took a special approach. They studied books about classical Chinese medicine. After reading more than 2,000 old remedies (药方), Tu and her team collected over 600 plants and listed almost 380 possible remedies for malaria.
One remedy, which is 1,600 years old, uses sweet wormwood as a treatment. Tu found it worked and tried to extract (提取) the qinghaosu from it to make a drug. The extraction failed at first, so Tu returned to the classical books again and finally found a way. She used a low-temperature method to extract the qinghaosu and finally succeeded in 1972.
After her team showed that qinghaosu could treat malaria in mice and monkeys, Tu and two of her coworkers decided to test the drug on themselves before trying it on human patients. It turned out that qinghaosu was safe, and all patients in the test got better. Gradually, qinghaosu became the first-line treatment for malaria recommended by WHO, saving millions of lives around the world.
In 2015, when Tu was given the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, she refused to take all of the praise. Instead, she praised her coworkers and Chinese traditional medicine. She once said, “Every scientist dreams of doing something that can help the world.”
11 What usually caused people to get malaria
A. Dirty water. B. Wrong medicine. C. Polluted water. D. Infected mosquitoes.
12 Where did Tu find a way to solve after the extraction failed at first
A. From different plants. B. From foreign remedies.
C. From classical medical books. D. From tests on animals and humans.
13. In the 4 paragraph, what does the underlined word “it” refer to
A. Malaria. B. The drug. C. The monkey. D. The mouse.
14. Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage
A. B. C. D.
DCBA
四、信息还原。
The Science of You
You already know that you are an amazing person, but it’s not just your wonderful personality. Your body itself is an unusual machine.
Lots of information has been written on the subject of “you”. You might wonder about your body. Most people think that the big picture of how your body systems work together is important to understand. Sometimes the details interest us the most. 1
Why don’t haircuts hurt Snip, snip-the scissors fly around your head. Your hair grows from living cells, but the hair that’s cut is not alive. What’s the story here
2 The root produces hair cells in a special tube called a follicle (毛囊). When new hair cells are made at the root, they push older hair cells up the follicle.
As older hair cells move towards the surface of your skin, they change. They join together and harden. 3 The strand (股) of hair that comes out of your head does not have living cells in it. That’s why a haircut doesn’t hurt!
You probably have about 100,000 hairs on your head right now. Hair strands grow all the time, then fall out and start to grow again. It usually does this in different stages. 4
5 You might be wide-eyed at one of these creations. If you want to know more about them, keep reading.
A．That’s why you don’t lose all of your hair at once.
B．Then they die.
C．Let’s go on the way to get a haircut.
D．You have too many hairs growing on your head.
E．Each hair on your head grows from a root that is under your skin.
F．In fact, your hair is just a part of all those interesting things of your body.
G．So, don’t cut your hair too often.
CEBAF
五、词汇运用。
1 Tan Dun is one of the most famous ________________(音乐家) in China.
2. He was proud that the president of the USA ____________(颁发) him with a medal
3 The coat is a ________________(普通的) style, but it looks on me.
4. The modern city lies in __________________(中央) Jiangsu.
5. All the people think his selfless spirit is really worth _______________(称赞).
6. You can see far-away objects with this special_____________（器械）.
7. The scientist has been ______________（颁奖）with a number of awards.
8. Classical music is quite serious, and has a _______________ (永久的) value.
1. musicians 2 presented 3 common 4 central 5 praising 6 instrument 7 presented 8 lasting
六、动词填空。
1. — Are you going sailing with me this weekend
— Well. I __________ (not decide). I’ll ask my wife first. Maybe she has another plan.
2. Your mobile phones require __________ (turn) off while having a meeting.
3. — Which team do you think ____________ (win) the game
— It’s hard to say. The game hasn’t ended yet.
4. — I hope I won’t forget my promise to come to your party next Friday.
— Don’t worry. You _________ (remind) of the time one day earlier.
5--Uncle Wang promised that he ______(attend) my birthday party, but he never showed up.
--That's Uncle Wang. He forgets everything!
6.Sometimes the doctors are too busy ___(save) sick people to have a good rest. How kind they are!
1. haven’t decided 2 turning 3 will win 4 will be reminded 5would attend 6 saving
七、综合填空。
My grandfather died many years ago, but I still cannot stop 1 (think) of him from time to time. My grandfather was born 2 the 1940s. He was an ordinary person, but he made the people around him happy and comfortable.
My grandfather was always willing 3 (help) others. He 4 (use) to grow a lot of flowers in pots and sent them to neighbours to decorate their houses. After he retired, he often offered to help look after the children when their parents were not at home.
My grandfather loved writing. He always told me that writing could make people 5 (feel) calm and bring people pleasure as well. He kept 6 (write) short articles for newspapers and magazines all his life. In this way, he shared his experiences 7 as many people as possible. He also taught me 8 to write a good article. There were many books in his study. He said that 9 (read) good books could help us learn more about the world.
I have learnt a lot from my grandfather. I 10 (not forget) him.
1．thinking 2．in 3．to help 4．used 5．feel 6．writing 7．with 8．how 9．reading 10．won’t forget
八、阅读表达。
Chinese people like the red colour a lot. Even now, Chinese people like to refer to ourselves as Chizi, meaning the red descendant (子孙).
Red represents the motherland and authority. Official uniforms of the Tang dynasty were red. In the Qing dynasty, red was used on official caps to show different rankings. As we know, the five-star red flag was first raised on October 1st, 1949. Even nowadays, headlines of official documents (文件) are painted red. This is why they are called red-head documents.
For ordinary people, red stands for happiness. For example, the word “double happiness” used for weddings is red. The bride (新娘) wears red clothes which are different from the white gowns of the West. During the Spring Festival, Chinese people give red packets with money inside to children as good wishes. Couplets (对联) hanging on both sides of the doors are red. The word red equals prettiness. The expression “hongyan” is a synonym of a beautiful girl. Red is also one of the most popular words used in the names of Chinese women. But in traffic lights, red means stopping driving. Westerners like to use the red colour because red is very bright, and it is good for warning purposes. But it doesn’t really have any negative meanings.
1．When was the five-star red flag first raised
2．Why are official documents called red-head documents
3．For ordinary people, what does red stand for
4．When do Chinese people give red packets
5．What do you think of the red colour
1．It was first raised on October 1st, 1949. 2．Because headlines of official documents are painted red. 3．It stands for happiness./Happiness. 4．During the Spring Festival. 5．I think red is a bright colour because it can represent happiness and good luck.（言之有理即可）
九、书面表达。
艺术陶冶情操，涵养生命。你喜欢的艺术形式是什么，有过怎样的经历，用英语写一篇短文。
注意:
1. 词数90左右, 短文开头已给出
2. 表达中请勿提及真实校名及姓名。
Art plays an important role in our life. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Art is an important part of our life. My favourite art is making kites.
According to my grandparents, I looked forward to flying. One year, my grandfather made a kite for me. That made me quite excited. When I held a line to let my kite fly into the sky, I knew my dream of fliying came true.
As I’m growing older, I will leave my parents. But I know the line is still in my parents’ hand. With them behind me, I can fly farther and farther.
Art teaches us a lot. It makes our life rich and colourful.
一、单项选择。
1．He likes to sleep with the light _______. I think that's a waste of power.
A．off B．in C．on D．down
2．I ________ never thank you too much because I would fail in the exam without your help.
A．must B．can C．may D．should
3．—Which one would you like to watch, Toy Story or The Lion King
—________ of them is my cup of tea. How about Harry Potter
A．Both B．None C．Either D．Neither
4．—Sometimes I feel stressed because what my parents want me to do is ________ my will (意愿).
—It’s a pity. But you can have a talk with them.
A．through B．against C．above D．with
5．If you can’t decide which of the two novels to borrow, why not take ________
A．both B．all C．neither D．either
6．—When shall we go to watch the latest film—Panda Plan —________ this Saturday.
A．Until the work will be finished B．Until the work is finished
C．Not until the work will be finished D．Not until the work is finished
7．The film “The Battle at Lake Changjin” tells the story of the Chinese People’ s Volunteers fighting _______ in a war at Lake Changjin. They showed great courage in front of enemies.
A．properly B．carelessly C．bravely D．closely
8．—The novel Treasure Island is wonderful.—So it is. Could you tell me ________
A．how long I can borrow it B．when should I return it
C．if I can keep it for another day D．that I can keep it
9．—What do you think of his surfing —Oh, no one does ______.
A．good B．well C．better D．best
10．— I am really grateful for your help.
— ________ I am so glad that I can share some of your worries.
A．Don’t mention it. B．Why so grateful C．For what D．Forget it.
二、完形填空。
Neil Jones is a diving (潜水) instructor (教练). He lives in Australia near a beautiful beach where he 1 people to dive and he also helps in a dive shop. “I love diving and I enjoy traveling and meeting people so it’s my dream 2 ”, he told me.
I asked Neil 3 he became a diving instructor. “It happened 4 really”, he said. “I did well at school and then I went to 5 . I joined a university diving club and started to have 6 in my free time.” Neil loved the lessons. After six months he 7 some diving exams, so he could teach. He told me, “While most of my friends were watching TV at home in the summer holidays, I was teaching interesting people how to 8 in beautiful blue water in foreign countries!” When he 9 , he applied (申请) for a six-month diving job in a holiday town in the Caribbean. Three years later, he was still there. He 10 for a moment, “My parents wanted me to be an engineer, but I knew teaching diving was my dream job.”
But it isn’t always 11 . Neil told me, “Most students I teach are really nice but 12 people are impolite. That’s 13 .” He added, “I don’t receive bad 14 , but I’m more focused on enjoying my job. As you know, money isn’t the most important thing to 15 !”
1．A．encourages B．advises C．teaches D．allows
2．A．place B．shop C．beach D．job
3．A．how B．that C．where D．whether
4．A．in silence B．on purpose C．under pressure D．by accident
5．A．hospital B．university C．work D．bed
6．A．chats B．lessons C．gatherings D．breaks
7．A．took B．failed C．designed D．discussed
8．A．draw B．play C．dive D．relax
9．A．celebrated B．graduated C．competed D．trained
10．A．laughed B．regretted C．worried D．thought
11．A．hard B．tiring C．proud D．easy
12．A．anyway B．seldom C．sometimes D．somehow
13．A．necessary B．serious C．challenging D．moving
14．A．pay B．advice C．press D．luck
15．A．itself B．them C．him D．me
三、阅读理解。
A
Writer Liz Pichon, known for her bestselling Tom Gates series for children, shares the books that shaped her.
Reading this as a child was a life-changing moment. My mum’s friend bought me this book to improve my spelling skills. She thought it would make me laugh. It really did. And it stuck in my memory a lot. I love the drawings — they planted a seed (种子) in my head somewhere that pictures and words go together and can be really funny.
This book is so tiny and thin, but I loved that it had all these silly poems inside with rich attractive drawings and it made me want to write rhymes, and to have a go at drawing. After buying this in a local bookshop, I started reading it. I’m always including silly poems in my books and I think that’s certainly down to the influence of this book.
This book has a special meaning for me. When I had to come up with a story for my homework, I could just change the plot (情节) of Jaws a little. My teacher would never know. He thought it was amazing. I tell that experience to children now, because copying other people’s stories is a great way of learning how to do things — by seeing how other people do them.
1 Which of the following books develops Liz Pichon’s interests in poems
A. The Bad Speller. B. Silly Verse for Kids. C. Jaws. D. Tom Gates series.
2 What do The Bad Speller and Silly Verse for Kids have in common
A. They’re both difficult to read. B. They’re both given as a present.
C. They both have wonderful drawings. D. They both improve Liz’s spelling.
3. What special meaning does the book Jaws have for Liz Pichon
A. It taught her to do things by copying. B. It helped her get along with her teacher.
C. It made her fall in love with drawing. D. It planted a seed of reading in her head.
4. What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this passage
A. To sell Liz Pichon’s favorite books.
B. To introduce three life-changing books.
C. To advertise Tom Gates series to children.
D. To explain three bestsellers of Liz Pichon.
5. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Sports. B. Travel. C. Health. D. Education.
B
Growing up, we’ve heard a lot of views of how sex (性别) influences interests and jobs. For example, boys do math better than girls, while girls are better at learning languages. We usually think this is because of differences in how boys’ and girls’ brains work. But is it true
According to past studies, some parts of our brains can be different in size. Scientists used to think these differences might affect how well men and women think and do things. They found this by scanning people’s brains. However, in most of the studies, researchers only scanned less than 100 people. As said in a 2022 study, for such research to be believable, you would need to scan the brains of thousands of people at least.
In 2023, the UK Biobank, a big database (数据库) used for research, scanned the brains of 40,000 people in the UK, providing new finding. It showed differences between men and women in the size of certain brain parts. About one-third of these parts were found to be larger in men, while another third were larger in women.
Also, our brains might change in structure (结构) and size according to our life experiences. For example, a man’s brain area use for math might be larger than a woman’s, simply because he works in a job requiring math skills. So, any brain differences between men and women could be a result, not a cause, of different roles in life and society, noted New Scientist.
6. In Paragraph 1, the writer explains views of how sex influences interests and jobs by ________.
A. telling a story B. making a survey C. giving an example D. asking a question
7. According to Paragraph 2, the result of the past studies was unbelievable may because ________.
A. the researchers scanned the people in an improper way
B. all the people researchers scanned are not from the UK
C. the researchers used wrong information to draw a conclusion
D. the number of the people researchers scanned was too small
8. According to the passage, the writer may agree that ________.
A. a boy is born better at math than a girl
B. life experience can influence a person’s brain
C. the sex of a person leads to differences in the brain
D. there are no differences in the brain between sexes
9. The following paragraph can best go after ________.
However, these differences were tiny, often just a size difference in percentage. They are not big enough to draw a conclusion from them, Camille Williams from the University of Texas at Austin, US, told New Scientist.
A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragraph 3 D. Paragraph 4
10. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Science B. Fashion C. Education D. Technology
C
Malaria has been a big problem for humans since ancient times. Usually, people get malaria when infected mosquitoes bite them. Countless people have died from the disease. Luckily, Chinese scientist Tu Youyou found an effective drug called qinghaosu.
In 1969, Tu became the director of a national project to develop a drug for malaria. Her team took a special approach. They studied books about classical Chinese medicine. After reading more than 2,000 old remedies (药方), Tu and her team collected over 600 plants and listed almost 380 possible remedies for malaria.
One remedy, which is 1,600 years old, uses sweet wormwood as a treatment. Tu found it worked and tried to extract (提取) the qinghaosu from it to make a drug. The extraction failed at first, so Tu returned to the classical books again and finally found a way. She used a low-temperature method to extract the qinghaosu and finally succeeded in 1972.
After her team showed that qinghaosu could treat malaria in mice and monkeys, Tu and two of her coworkers decided to test the drug on themselves before trying it on human patients. It turned out that qinghaosu was safe, and all patients in the test got better. Gradually, qinghaosu became the first-line treatment for malaria recommended by WHO, saving millions of lives around the world.
In 2015, when Tu was given the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, she refused to take all of the praise. Instead, she praised her coworkers and Chinese traditional medicine. She once said, “Every scientist dreams of doing something that can help the world.”
11 What usually caused people to get malaria
A. Dirty water. B. Wrong medicine. C. Polluted water. D. Infected mosquitoes.
12 Where did Tu find a way to solve after the extraction failed at first
A. From different plants. B. From foreign remedies.
C. From classical medical books. D. From tests on animals and humans.
13. In the 4 paragraph, what does the underlined word “it” refer to
A. Malaria. B. The drug. C. The monkey. D. The mouse.
14. Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage
A. B. C. D.
四、信息还原。
The Science of You
You already know that you are an amazing person, but it’s not just your wonderful personality. Your body itself is an unusual machine.
Lots of information has been written on the subject of “you”. You might wonder about your body. Most people think that the big picture of how your body systems work together is important to understand. Sometimes the details interest us the most. 1
Why don’t haircuts hurt Snip, snip-the scissors fly around your head. Your hair grows from living cells, but the hair that’s cut is not alive. What’s the story here
2 The root produces hair cells in a special tube called a follicle (毛囊). When new hair cells are made at the root, they push older hair cells up the follicle.
As older hair cells move towards the surface of your skin, they change. They join together and harden. 3 The strand (股) of hair that comes out of your head does not have living cells in it. That’s why a haircut doesn’t hurt!
You probably have about 100,000 hairs on your head right now. Hair strands grow all the time, then fall out and start to grow again. It usually does this in different stages. 4
5 You might be wide-eyed at one of these creations. If you want to know more about them, keep reading.
A．That’s why you don’t lose all of your hair at once.
B．Then they die.
C．Let’s go on the way to get a haircut.
D．You have too many hairs growing on your head.
E．Each hair on your head grows from a root that is under your skin.
F．In fact, your hair is just a part of all those interesting things of your body.
G．So, don’t cut your hair too often.
五、词汇运用。
1 Tan Dun is one of the most famous ________________(音乐家) in China.
2. He was proud that the president of the USA ____________(颁发) him with a medal
3 The coat is a ________________(普通的) style, but it looks on me.
4. The modern city lies in __________________(中央) Jiangsu.
5. All the people think his selfless spirit is really worth _______________(称赞).
6. You can see far-away objects with this special_____________（器械）.
7. The scientist has been ______________（颁奖）with a number of awards.
8. Classical music is quite serious, and has a _______________ (永久的) value.
六、动词填空。
1. — Are you going sailing with me this weekend
— Well. I __________ (not decide). I’ll ask my wife first. Maybe she has another plan.
2. Your mobile phones require __________ (turn) off while having a meeting.
3. — Which team do you think ____________ (win) the game
— It’s hard to say. The game hasn’t ended yet.
4. — I hope I won’t forget my promise to come to your party next Friday.
— Don’t worry. You _________ (remind) of the time one day earlier.
--Uncle Wang promised that he ______(attend) my birthday party, but he never showed up.
--That's Uncle Wang. He forgets everything!
6.Sometimes the doctors are too busy ___(save) sick people to have a good rest. How kind they are!
七、综合填空。
My grandfather died many years ago, but I still cannot stop 1 (think) of him from time to time. My grandfather was born 2 the 1940s. He was an ordinary person, but he made the people around him happy and comfortable.
My grandfather was always willing 3 (help) others. He 4 (use) to grow a lot of flowers in pots and sent them to neighbours to decorate their houses. After he retired, he often offered to help look after the children when their parents were not at home.
My grandfather loved writing. He always told me that writing could make people 5 (feel) calm and bring people pleasure as well. He kept 6 (write) short articles for newspapers and magazines all his life. In this way, he shared his experiences 7 as many people as possible. He also taught me 8 to write a good article. There were many books in his study. He said that 9 (read) good books could help us learn more about the world.
I have learnt a lot from my grandfather. I 10 (not forget) him.
八、阅读表达。
Chinese people like the red colour a lot. Even now, Chinese people like to refer to ourselves as Chizi, meaning the red descendant (子孙).
Red represents the motherland and authority. Official uniforms of the Tang dynasty were red. In the Qing dynasty, red was used on official caps to show different rankings. As we know, the five-star red flag was first raised on October 1st, 1949. Even nowadays, headlines of official documents (文件) are painted red. This is why they are called red-head documents.
For ordinary people, red stands for happiness. For example, the word “double happiness” used for weddings is red. The bride (新娘) wears red clothes which are different from the white gowns of the West. During the Spring Festival, Chinese people give red packets with money inside to children as good wishes. Couplets (对联) hanging on both sides of the doors are red. The word red equals prettiness. The expression “hongyan” is a synonym of a beautiful girl. Red is also one of the most popular words used in the names of Chinese women. But in traffic lights, red means stopping driving. Westerners like to use the red colour because red is very bright, and it is good for warning purposes. But it doesn’t really have any negative meanings.
1．When was the five-star red flag first raised
2．Why are official documents called red-head documents
3．For ordinary people, what does red stand for
4．When do Chinese people give red packets
5．What do you think of the red colour
九、书面表达。
艺术陶冶情操，涵养生命。你喜欢的艺术形式是什么，有过怎样的经历，用英语写一篇短文。
注意:
1. 词数90左右, 短文开头已给出
2. 表达中请勿提及真实校名及姓名。
Art plays an important role in our life. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
一、单项选择。
1．He likes to sleep with the light _______. I think that's a waste of power.
A．off B．in C．on D．down
2．I ________ never thank you too much because I would fail in the exam without your help.
A．must B．can C．may D．should
3．—Which one would you like to watch, Toy Story or The Lion King
—________ of them is my cup of tea. How about Harry Potter
A．Both B．None C．Either D．Neither
4．—Sometimes I feel stressed because what my parents want me to do is ________ my will (意愿).
—It’s a pity. But you can have a talk with them.
A．through B．against C．above D．with
5．If you can’t decide which of the two novels to borrow, why not take ________
A．both B．all C．neither D．either
6．—When shall we go to watch the latest film—Panda Plan —________ this Saturday.
A．Until the work will be finished B．Until the work is finished
C．Not until the work will be finished D．Not until the work is finished
7．The film “The Battle at Lake Changjin” tells the story of the Chinese People’ s Volunteers fighting _______ in a war at Lake Changjin. They showed great courage in front of enemies.
A．properly B．carelessly C．bravely D．closely
8．—The novel Treasure Island is wonderful.—So it is. Could you tell me ________
A．how long I can borrow it B．when should I return it
C．if I can keep it for another day D．that I can keep it
9．—What do you think of his surfing —Oh, no one does ______.
A．good B．well C．better D．best
10．— I am really grateful for your help.
— ________ I am so glad that I can share some of your worries.
A．Don’t mention it. B．Why so grateful C．For what D．Forget it.
CBDABA DCCCA
二、完形填空。
Neil Jones is a diving (潜水) instructor (教练). He lives in Australia near a beautiful beach where he 1 people to dive and he also helps in a dive shop. “I love diving and I enjoy traveling and meeting people so it’s my dream 2 ”, he told me.
I asked Neil 3 he became a diving instructor. “It happened 4 really”, he said. “I did well at school and then I went to 5 . I joined a university diving club and started to have 6 in my free time.” Neil loved the lessons. After six months he 7 some diving exams, so he could teach. He told me, “While most of my friends were watching TV at home in the summer holidays, I was teaching interesting people how to 8 in beautiful blue water in foreign countries!” When he 9 , he applied (申请) for a six-month diving job in a holiday town in the Caribbean. Three years later, he was still there. He 10 for a moment, “My parents wanted me to be an engineer, but I knew teaching diving was my dream job.”
But it isn’t always 11 . Neil told me, “Most students I teach are really nice but 12 people are impolite. That’s 13 .” He added, “I don’t receive bad 14 , but I’m more focused on enjoying my job. As you know, money isn’t the most important thing to 15 !”
1．A．encourages B．advises C．teaches D．allows
2．A．place B．shop C．beach D．job
3．A．how B．that C．where D．whether
4．A．in silence B．on purpose C．under pressure D．by accident
5．A．hospital B．university C．work D．bed
6．A．chats B．lessons C．gatherings D．breaks
7．A．took B．failed C．designed D．discussed
8．A．draw B．play C．dive D．relax
9．A．celebrated B．graduated C．competed D．trained
10．A．laughed B．regretted C．worried D．thought
11．A．hard B．tiring C．proud D．easy
12．A．anyway B．seldom C．sometimes D．somehow
13．A．necessary B．serious C．challenging D．moving
14．A．pay B．advice C．press D．luck
15．A．itself B．them C．him D．me
CDADB BACBD DCCAD
三、阅读理解。
A
Writer Liz Pichon, known for her bestselling Tom Gates series for children, shares the books that shaped her.
Reading this as a child was a life-changing moment. My mum’s friend bought me this book to improve my spelling skills. She thought it would make me laugh. It really did. And it stuck in my memory a lot. I love the drawings — they planted a seed (种子) in my head somewhere that pictures and words go together and can be really funny.
This book is so tiny and thin, but I loved that it had all these silly poems inside with rich attractive drawings and it made me want to write rhymes, and to have a go at drawing. After buying this in a local bookshop, I started reading it. I’m always including silly poems in my books and I think that’s certainly down to the influence of this book.
This book has a special meaning for me. When I had to come up with a story for my homework, I could just change the plot (情节) of Jaws a little. My teacher would never know. He thought it was amazing. I tell that experience to children now, because copying other people’s stories is a great way of learning how to do things — by seeing how other people do them.
1 Which of the following books develops Liz Pichon’s interests in poems
A. The Bad Speller. B. Silly Verse for Kids. C. Jaws. D. Tom Gates series.
2 What do The Bad Speller and Silly Verse for Kids have in common
A. They’re both difficult to read. B. They’re both given as a present.
C. They both have wonderful drawings. D. They both improve Liz’s spelling.
3. What special meaning does the book Jaws have for Liz Pichon
A. It taught her to do things by copying. B. It helped her get along with her teacher.
C. It made her fall in love with drawing. D. It planted a seed of reading in her head.
4. What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this passage
A. To sell Liz Pichon’s favorite books.
B. To introduce three life-changing books.
C. To advertise Tom Gates series to children.
D. To explain three bestsellers of Liz Pichon.
5. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Sports. B. Travel. C. Health. D. Education.
BCABD
B
Growing up, we’ve heard a lot of views of how sex (性别) influences interests and jobs. For example, boys do math better than girls, while girls are better at learning languages. We usually think this is because of differences in how boys’ and girls’ brains work. But is it true
According to past studies, some parts of our brains can be different in size. Scientists used to think these differences might affect how well men and women think and do things. They found this by scanning people’s brains. However, in most of the studies, researchers only scanned less than 100 people. As said in a 2022 study, for such research to be believable, you would need to scan the brains of thousands of people at least.
In 2023, the UK Biobank, a big database (数据库) used for research, scanned the brains of 40,000 people in the UK, providing new finding. It showed differences between men and women in the size of certain brain parts. About one-third of these parts were found to be larger in men, while another third were larger in women.
Also, our brains might change in structure (结构) and size according to our life experiences. For example, a man’s brain area use for math might be larger than a woman’s, simply because he works in a job requiring math skills. So, any brain differences between men and women could be a result, not a cause, of different roles in life and society, noted New Scientist.
6. In Paragraph 1, the writer explains views of how sex influences interests and jobs by ________.
A. telling a story B. making a survey C. giving an example D. asking a question
7. According to Paragraph 2, the result of the past studies was unbelievable may because ________.
A. the researchers scanned the people in an improper way
B. all the people researchers scanned are not from the UK
C. the researchers used wrong information to draw a conclusion
D. the number of the people researchers scanned was too small
8. According to the passage, the writer may agree that ________.
A. a boy is born better at math than a girl
B. life experience can influence a person’s brain
C. the sex of a person leads to differences in the brain
D. there are no differences in the brain between sexes
9. The following paragraph can best go after ________.
However, these differences were tiny, often just a size difference in percentage. They are not big enough to draw a conclusion from them, Camille Williams from the University of Texas at Austin, US, told New Scientist.
A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragraph 3 D. Paragraph 4
10. In which part of the website can you probably find this passage
A. Science B. Fashion C. Education D. Technology
CDBCA
C
Malaria has been a big problem for humans since ancient times. Usually, people get malaria when infected mosquitoes bite them. Countless people have died from the disease. Luckily, Chinese scientist Tu Youyou found an effective drug called qinghaosu.
In 1969, Tu became the director of a national project to develop a drug for malaria. Her team took a special approach. They studied books about classical Chinese medicine. After reading more than 2,000 old remedies (药方), Tu and her team collected over 600 plants and listed almost 380 possible remedies for malaria.
One remedy, which is 1,600 years old, uses sweet wormwood as a treatment. Tu found it worked and tried to extract (提取) the qinghaosu from it to make a drug. The extraction failed at first, so Tu returned to the classical books again and finally found a way. She used a low-temperature method to extract the qinghaosu and finally succeeded in 1972.
After her team showed that qinghaosu could treat malaria in mice and monkeys, Tu and two of her coworkers decided to test the drug on themselves before trying it on human patients. It turned out that qinghaosu was safe, and all patients in the test got better. Gradually, qinghaosu became the first-line treatment for malaria recommended by WHO, saving millions of lives around the world.
In 2015, when Tu was given the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, she refused to take all of the praise. Instead, she praised her coworkers and Chinese traditional medicine. She once said, “Every scientist dreams of doing something that can help the world.”
11 What usually caused people to get malaria
A. Dirty water. B. Wrong medicine. C. Polluted water. D. Infected mosquitoes.
12 Where did Tu find a way to solve after the extraction failed at first
A. From different plants. B. From foreign remedies.
C. From classical medical books. D. From tests on animals and humans.
13. In the 4 paragraph, what does the underlined word “it” refer to
A. Malaria. B. The drug. C. The monkey. D. The mouse.
14. Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage
A. B. C. D.
DCBA
四、信息还原。
The Science of You
You already know that you are an amazing person, but it’s not just your wonderful personality. Your body itself is an unusual machine.
Lots of information has been written on the subject of “you”. You might wonder about your body. Most people think that the big picture of how your body systems work together is important to understand. Sometimes the details interest us the most. 1
Why don’t haircuts hurt Snip, snip-the scissors fly around your head. Your hair grows from living cells, but the hair that’s cut is not alive. What’s the story here
2 The root produces hair cells in a special tube called a follicle (毛囊). When new hair cells are made at the root, they push older hair cells up the follicle.
As older hair cells move towards the surface of your skin, they change. They join together and harden. 3 The strand (股) of hair that comes out of your head does not have living cells in it. That’s why a haircut doesn’t hurt!
You probably have about 100,000 hairs on your head right now. Hair strands grow all the time, then fall out and start to grow again. It usually does this in different stages. 4
5 You might be wide-eyed at one of these creations. If you want to know more about them, keep reading.
A．That’s why you don’t lose all of your hair at once.
B．Then they die.
C．Let’s go on the way to get a haircut.
D．You have too many hairs growing on your head.
E．Each hair on your head grows from a root that is under your skin.
F．In fact, your hair is just a part of all those interesting things of your body.
G．So, don’t cut your hair too often.
CEBAF
五、词汇运用。
1 Tan Dun is one of the most famous ________________(音乐家) in China.
2. He was proud that the president of the USA ____________(颁发) him with a medal
3 The coat is a ________________(普通的) style, but it looks on me.
4. The modern city lies in __________________(中央) Jiangsu.
5. All the people think his selfless spirit is really worth _______________(称赞).
6. You can see far-away objects with this special_____________（器械）.
7. The scientist has been ______________（颁奖）with a number of awards.
8. Classical music is quite serious, and has a _______________ (永久的) value.
1. musicians 2 presented 3 common 4 central 5 praising 6 instrument 7 presented 8 lasting
六、动词填空。
1. — Are you going sailing with me this weekend
— Well. I __________ (not decide). I’ll ask my wife first. Maybe she has another plan.
2. Your mobile phones require __________ (turn) off while having a meeting.
3. — Which team do you think ____________ (win) the game
— It’s hard to say. The game hasn’t ended yet.
4. — I hope I won’t forget my promise to come to your party next Friday.
— Don’t worry. You _________ (remind) of the time one day earlier.
5--Uncle Wang promised that he ______(attend) my birthday party, but he never showed up.
--That's Uncle Wang. He forgets everything!
6.Sometimes the doctors are too busy ___(save) sick people to have a good rest. How kind they are!
1. haven’t decided 2 turning 3 will win 4 will be reminded 5would attend 6 saving
七、综合填空。
My grandfather died many years ago, but I still cannot stop 1 (think) of him from time to time. My grandfather was born 2 the 1940s. He was an ordinary person, but he made the people around him happy and comfortable.
My grandfather was always willing 3 (help) others. He 4 (use) to grow a lot of flowers in pots and sent them to neighbours to decorate their houses. After he retired, he often offered to help look after the children when their parents were not at home.
My grandfather loved writing. He always told me that writing could make people 5 (feel) calm and bring people pleasure as well. He kept 6 (write) short articles for newspapers and magazines all his life. In this way, he shared his experiences 7 as many people as possible. He also taught me 8 to write a good article. There were many books in his study. He said that 9 (read) good books could help us learn more about the world.
I have learnt a lot from my grandfather. I 10 (not forget) him.
1．thinking 2．in 3．to help 4．used 5．feel 6．writing 7．with 8．how 9．reading 10．won’t forget
八、阅读表达。
Chinese people like the red colour a lot. Even now, Chinese people like to refer to ourselves as Chizi, meaning the red descendant (子孙).
Red represents the motherland and authority. Official uniforms of the Tang dynasty were red. In the Qing dynasty, red was used on official caps to show different rankings. As we know, the five-star red flag was first raised on October 1st, 1949. Even nowadays, headlines of official documents (文件) are painted red. This is why they are called red-head documents.
For ordinary people, red stands for happiness. For example, the word “double happiness” used for weddings is red. The bride (新娘) wears red clothes which are different from the white gowns of the West. During the Spring Festival, Chinese people give red packets with money inside to children as good wishes. Couplets (对联) hanging on both sides of the doors are red. The word red equals prettiness. The expression “hongyan” is a synonym of a beautiful girl. Red is also one of the most popular words used in the names of Chinese women. But in traffic lights, red means stopping driving. Westerners like to use the red colour because red is very bright, and it is good for warning purposes. But it doesn’t really have any negative meanings.
1．When was the five-star red flag first raised
2．Why are official documents called red-head documents
3．For ordinary people, what does red stand for
4．When do Chinese people give red packets
5．What do you think of the red colour
1．It was first raised on October 1st, 1949. 2．Because headlines of official documents are painted red. 3．It stands for happiness./Happiness. 4．During the Spring Festival. 5．I think red is a bright colour because it can represent happiness and good luck.（言之有理即可）
九、书面表达。
艺术陶冶情操，涵养生命。你喜欢的艺术形式是什么，有过怎样的经历，用英语写一篇短文。
注意:
1. 词数90左右, 短文开头已给出
2. 表达中请勿提及真实校名及姓名。
Art plays an important role in our life. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Art is an important part of our life. My favourite art is making kites.
According to my grandparents, I looked forward to flying. One year, my grandfather made a kite for me. That made me quite excited. When I held a line to let my kite fly into the sky, I knew my dream of fliying came true.
As I’m growing older, I will leave my parents. But I know the line is still in my parents’ hand. With them behind me, I can fly farther and farther.
Art teaches us a lot. It makes our life rich and colourful.