Week
16-提升卷
（考试时间：45分钟
试卷满分：61分）
Part
1完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
Most
people
get
rid
of
their
leftover
foods,
but
in
Nigerian-born
visual
artist
Haneefah
Adam's
kitchen,
they're
put
to
good
use.
Adam,
28,
is
famous
for
1
food
in
creative
ways,
using
it
to
make
portraits
and
other
works
of
art.
She
has
2
been
artistic.
Her
mother
said
she
had
a
3
for
art.
Now,
she's
building
a
career
out
of
changing
food
into
art.
“I
do
4
portraits
and
also
often
sew
and
paint,
but
what
5
me
the
most
is
food,”
she
says.
Adam
is
inspired
by
6
things,
including
life
experiences
and
culture.
She
7
everything
around
her
as
something
that
can
be
made
into
art.
In
2016,
she
8
the
TechMeetsArtNG
exhibition,
which
was
9
and
funded
by
Samsung
Nigeria
and
Rele
Gallery.
The
10
was
a
culinary（烹饪的）exhibition
aimed
at
11
the
artistic
presentation
of
some
of
Nigeria's
local
12
.
Her
winning
entry
was
13
by
one
of
her
favorite
childhood
meals—Ogbono
soup
which
was
14
the
dried
seeds
of
mangoes.
“Before
the
competition,
my
art
was
mostly
random,
and
I
was
just
15
food
art
on
social
media.
But
after
winning,
I
started
to
think
about
actively
making
a
living
from
food
art,”
she
says.
Winning
the
competition
kick-started
Adam's
career
and
her
full-time
job
is
now
creating
art
for
food
brands
such
as
Maggi
and
Dangote
Salt.
“I
want
to
participate
in
more
exhibitions.
I
currently
live
in
Kwara,
northern
Nigeria;
it
is
difficult
to
make
a
difference
in
the
country's
art
scene
from
here,”
she
says.
1．A．distributing
B．mixing
C．presenting
D．selling
2．A．always
B．hardly
C．never
D．usually
3．A．dilemma
B．reputation
C．standard
D．talent
4．A．alternative
B．regular
C．compulsory
D．specific
5．A．excites
B．puzzles
C．rejects
D．presses
6．A．artificial
B．modest
C．random
D．visual
7．A．collects
B．devotes
C．inspects
D．sees
8．A．competed
B．held
C．won
D．performed
9．A．sponsored
B．donated
C．expanded
D．possessed
10．A．background
B．competition
C．discovery
D．victory
11．A．avoiding
B．exploring
C．protecting
D．sorting
12．A．meals
B．goods
C．styles
D．works
13．A．finished
B．inspired
C．submitted
D．selected
14．A．attached
to
B．occupied
with
C．made
from
D．linked
to
15．A．selling
B．preserving
C．exporting
D．recording
Part
2阅读理解（共8小题；每小题2分，满分16分）
A
Becca
was
6
when
she
was
told
she
had
cancer
on
Sept.8,
2014.She
clearly
remembers
the
bad
days
of
her
26
months
of
non－stop
treatment.Luckily,
Becca
celebrated
her
final
treatment
on
Nov.13,
2016,
and
she
has
been
cancer－free
ever
since.But
she
was
thinking
about
what
her
life
was
like
while
experiencing
the
treatment.
I
was
never
able
to
do
much,
and
that's
what
the
kids
lying
in
their
hospital
beds
right
now
experience,
asking
their
mom
and
dad,
“When
are
we
leaving?
When
can
I
play
with
my
friends？”
So
I
decided
I
have
to
help
them.
In
February,
2017,
Becca
came
up
with
the
idea
for
Knots
and
Arrows,
a
company
that
makes
bracelets
(手镯)
out
of
swimsuit
materials
(泳衣布料).Part
of
the
money
made
from
each
bracelet
goes
to
the
organizations
that
help
people
with
cancer.
Becca
created
the
company
with
her
father,
Gerhard
Salmins.Gerhard
Salmins
once
had
cancer
and
already
recovered
from
it.“I
would
be
in
the
hospital
sitting
there
crying
and
then
my
dad
would
come
in
and
he
would
play
games
with
me，”
she
said.“It
made
me
forget
about
what
I
was
going
through.”
Becca
said
the
name
of
the
organization
shows
the
motto
(座右铭)
she
stuck
to
through
her
personal
cancer
journey.
Her
organization
has
already
given
thousands
of
dollars
to
research
organizations
and
families
in
need.Becca
said
she
hoped
her
bracelets
would
make
people
remember
that
great
things
can
result
from
small
changes.“No
matter
what
age
you
are,
what
you
look
like,
and
how
you
act,
you
can
make
a
difference！”
she
said.
16．What
happened
to
Becca
at
the
end
of
2016?
A．She
recovered
from
cancer.
B．She
created
an
organization.
C．She
raised
a
lot
of
money.
D．She
was
helped
by
a
company.
17．What
do
we
know
about
Becca's
father?
A．He
showed
Becca
a
famous
motto.
B．He
fought
off
cancer
successfully.
C．He
advised
Becca
to
forget
her
pain.
D．He
named
the
company
Knots
and
Arrows.
18．Which
of
the
following
words
can
best
describe
Becca?
A．Brave.
B．Creative.
C．Caring.
D．Clever.
19．In
Becca's
opinion,
what's
the
meaning
of
her
bracelets?
A．To
tell
us
having
a
motto
is
important.
B．To
prove
cancer
can
be
got
over
successfully.
C．To
show
there's
always
someone
who
needs
help.
D．To
make
us
realize
everyone
can
make
a
difference.
B
Magic
(魔术)
is
believed
to
have
begun
with
the
Egyptians,
in
1700
BC．A
magician
named
Dedi
of
Dedsnefu
was
reported
to
have
performed
for
the
pharaoh
(法老),
or
the
king.
He
was
also
known
to
have
entertained
(使娱乐)
the
slaves
who
built
the
pyramids.
The
“Cups
and
Balls”
trick
that
he
was
particularly
good
at
is
still
performed
by
magicians
all
over
the
world
today.
The
ancient
Greeks
and
Romans
were
also
fascinated
by
the
idea
of
magic.
Actually,
one
of
their
main
interests
was
the
art
of
deception
(欺骗).
This
explains
why
at
that
time
the
priests
even
built
magic
devices
into
their
temples.
These
devices
made
it
possible
for
doors
to
open
by
themselves
and
wine
to
flow
magically
out
of
statues’
mouths.
This
was
done
mainly
to
make
people
believe
that
the
priests
had
unusual
power.
Magic
however,
was
not
well
accepted
before
the
1800s.
Magicians
were
thought
to
be
freaks(怪物)
and,
were
only
allowed
to
perform
in
a
circus.
It
was
in
the
19th
century
that
the
magician
Robert
Houdin
came
along
and
changed
people’s
views
and
attitudes
about
magic.
It
was
because
of
Robert
Houdin
that
many
magicians
were
able
to
add
Dr.
or
MD
to
their
names.
Today
magicians
try
hard
to
find
new
ways
to
show
their
practiced
skills.
Magic
is
now
entertainment
for
families
all
over
the
world.
20．What
is
the
best
title
for
the
passage?
A．Magical
Tricks
B．A
Great
Magician
C．Magic
as
Entertainment
D．The
History
of
Magic
21．The
underlined
word
“fascinated”
in
Paragraph
2
means
_______.
A．amused
B．encouraged
C．attracted
D．moved
22．In
ancient
Greece,
what
did
the
priests
do
to
show
people
they
had
unusual
power?
A．They
performed
magical
tricks
to
entertain
people.
B．They
made
the
statues
in
the
temples
drink
wine
as
they
wished.
C．They
treated
the
people
with
wine
flowing
down
from
statues’
mouths.
D．They
built
magic
devices
in
the
temples
to
make
doors
open
by
themselves.
23．What
did
people
think
of
magic
before
the
1800s?
A．Magic
should
be
used
only
in
temples.
B．Magic
could
only
be
performed
in
a
circus.
C．Magic
was
performed
by
freaks
and
doctors.
D．Magic
was
the
major
daily
activity
for
the
pharaohs.
24．Which
of
the
following
statements
is
TRUE?
A．Magic
began
about
3,700
years
ago.
B．Dedi
of
Dedsnefu
performed
magic
for
kings
only.
C．Robert
Houdin
was
the
first
magician
to
perform
magic.
D．The
“Cups
and
Balls”
trick
has
been
performed
for
about
1,700
years.
Part
3语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
The
distance
between
people
who
are
thousands
of
miles
apart
is
being
overcome
by
the
Internet.
In
some
remote
areas
of
China,
the
Internet
not
only
opens
a
door
for
local
people
61
(reach)
the
rest
of
the
world,
but
also
provides
them
with
hope
for
the
future.
A
remote
location
can
no
longer
limit
the
62
(imagine)
of
people
in
need.
They
can
achieve
their
63
(dream)
through
e-financial
service,
e-commerce
and
e-lesson
platforms.
An
e-financial
service
platform
is
making
a
difference
in
the
lives
of
women
64
live
in
China’s
rural
areas.
It
raises
public
awareness
of
65
(they)
needs,
as
well
as
provides
them
with
financial
support
through
a
creative
online
game.
“I
66
(put)
a
lot
of
effort
into
my
business
since
the
beginning.
It’s
hard,
67
I
tell
myself,
I
can’t
give
up.”
says
one
young
man
living
in
Inner
Mongolia.
He’s
now
running
a
68
(success)
business,
as
well
as
becoming
a
popular
live-streaming
star.
Bell
Luo
only
turned
18
in
January,
but
his
online
English
lessons
have
offered
them
an
opportunity
and
given
them
access
69
a
world
they
could
only
imagine
before.
E-commerce
platforms
have
helped
the
locals
in
Longnan,
Gansu
Province
get
their
specialty
products
70
(sell)
at
the
market.
答案
Part
1完形填空
1．C2．A3．D4．B5．A6．C
7．D8．C9．A10．B11．B12．A13．B14．C15．D
【分析】
本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了28岁的视觉艺术家亚当以艺术的形式呈现尼日利亚当地美食的故事。
1．
考查动词词义辨析。句意：28岁的亚当以创造性的方式呈现食物的样子而闻名，她用食物制作人物肖像和其他艺术作品。A.
distributing分配；B.
mixing混合；C.
presenting展现；D.
selling卖。空后一句说亚当用食物制作人物肖像和其他艺术作品，这说明她善于以创造性的方式呈现食物的样子，故C项正确。
2．
考查副词词义辨析。句意：她一直都有艺术细胞。A.
always总是、一直；B.
hardly几乎不；C.
never从不；D.
usually通常。文章第一句说亚当是一位视觉艺术家，空前一句又说她善于以创造性的方式呈现食物的样子，因此她一直都有艺术细胞，故A项正确。
3．
考查名词词义辨析。句意：她母亲说她很有艺术天赋。A.
dilemma困境；B.
reputation名誉；C.
standard标准；D.
talent天赋。空前一句说亚当一直都有艺术细胞，因此她很有艺术天赋，故D项正确。
4．
考查形容词词义辨析。句意：她说：“我经常素描人物肖像，也经常缝纫和画画，但最让我兴奋的还是食物艺术”。A.
alternative可替代的；B.
regular经常性的、定期的；C.
compulsory义务的；D.
specific明确的。空后一句她说自己还经常缝纫和画画，因此此处是说她经常素描人物肖像，故B项正确。
5．
考查动词词义辨析。句意同上。A.
excites使兴奋；B.
puzzles使困惑；C.
rejects排斥；D.
presses强迫。根据空前的“I
do___4___portraits
and
also
often
sew
and
paint”及表示转折关系的“but”可知，虽然喜欢素描人物肖像、做缝纫活和画画，但亚当最喜欢的还是食物艺术，故A项正确。
6．
考查形容词词义辨析。句意：亚当的灵感来自日常随意的事物，包括生活经历和文化。A.
artificial人造的；B.
modest谦虚的；C.
random随意的；D.
visual视觉的。根据下文中的“my
art
was
mostly
random”可知，亚当的艺术大多都是随性的，因此她的艺术灵感来自日常随意的事物，故C项正确。
7．
考查动词词义辨析。句意：在她看来，周围的一切都可以被做成艺术品。A.
collects收集；B.
devotes致力；C.
inspects检查；D.
sees看待。空前一句说亚当的艺术灵感来自日常随意的事物，因此在她看来，周围的一切都可以被做成艺术品，故D项正确。
8．
考查动词词义辨析。句意：2016年，她赢得了由三星尼日利亚和瑞尔画廊赞助的TechMeetsArtNG展览比赛。A.
competed竞争；B.
held持有；C.
won赢得；D.
performed表演。根据下文中的“Her
winning
entry”（获奖作品）可知，亚当赢得了这场展览比赛，故C项正确。
9．
考查动词词义辨析。句意同上。A.
sponsored赞助；B.
donated捐赠；C.
expanded扩大；D.
possessed拥有。根据空后的“and
funded”可知，三星尼日利亚和瑞尔画廊赞助了这场展览比赛，故A项正确。
10．
考查名词词义辨析。句意：这场比赛是一场烹饪展览，旨在探索尼日利亚当地美食的艺术表现（探索用艺术的形式呈现尼日利亚当地的美食）。A.
background背景；B.
competition比赛、竞赛；C.
discovery发现；D.
victory胜利。空前一句说2016年，她赢得了由三星尼日利亚和瑞尔画廊赞助的TechMeetsArtNG展览，因此这场展览是一场比赛，下文中的“competition”也是提示，故B项正确。
11．
考查动词词义辨析。句意同上。A.
avoiding避免；B.
exploring探索；C.
protecting保护；D.
sorting分类。根据空后的“the
artistic
presentation
of
some
of
Nigeria's
local___12___.”可知，这场展览比赛的目的是探索用艺术的形式呈现尼日利亚当地的美食，故B项正确。
12．
考查名词词义辨析。句意同上。A.
meals美食；B.
goods商品；C.
styles风格；D.
works作品。根据空后的“one
of
her
favorite
childhood
meals”可知此处指“美食”，故A项正确。
13．
考查动词词义辨析。句意：她的获奖作品的灵感来自于她童年最喜欢的一种美食汤，这种汤是用芒果干籽做成的。A.
finished完成；B.
inspired给……以灵感；C.
submitted递交；D.
selected挑选。根据空后的“by
one
of
her
favorite
childhood
meals—Ogbono
soup”可知，她的获奖作品的灵感来自于她童年最喜欢的一种美食汤，故B项正确。
14．
考查动词短语辨析。句意同上。A.
attached
to系于；B.
occupied
with忙于；C.
made
from由……做成；D.
linked
to与……有关联。根据空后的“the
dried
seeds
of
mangoes”可知，这种汤是用芒果干籽做成的，故C项正确。
15．
考查动词词义辨析。句意：我只是在社交媒体上记录美食艺术。A.
selling卖；B.
preserving保护；C.
exporting出口；D.
recording记录。根据空后的“on
social
media”可知，亚当说以前自己只是在社交媒体上记录美食艺术，故D项正确。
【点睛】
本篇第4空难度较大，抓住空后表示频率的提示词是关键，根据空后的“and
also
often
sew
and
paint”可知，她说自己还经常缝纫和画画，因此此处与“often”相对应，是说她经常素描人物肖像，即：她说：“我经常素描人物肖像，也经常缝纫和画画，但最让我兴奋的还是食物艺术”，故B项（regular）正确。
Part
2阅读理解
16．A
17．B
18．C
19．D
【分析】
这是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了小女孩Becca成功战胜了癌症病魔，之后又创办手镯公司帮助其他癌症患者的故事。
16．
细节理解题。根据第一段句子“Luckily,
Becca
celebrated
her
final
treatment
on
Nov.13,
2016,
and
she
has
been
cancer－free
ever
since.（幸运的是，Becca在2016年11月13日庆祝了她的最后一次治疗，从此她就没有癌症了。）”可知，Becca在2016年11月13日战胜病魔，所以选项A“She
recovered
from
cancer.（她从癌症中康复了。）”符合题意。故选A项。
17．
细节理解题。根据第四段句子“Gerhard
Salmins
once
had
cancer
and
already
recovered
from
it.（Gerhard
Salmins曾经患过癌症，现在已经康复了。）”可知，Becca的父亲曾经患过癌症，现在已经痊愈。所以选项B“He
fought
off
cancer
successfully.（他成功地战胜了癌症。）”符合题意。故选B项。
18．
推理判断题。根据最后一段句子“Her
organization
has
already
given
thousands
of
dollars
to
research
organizations
and
families
in
need.（她的组织已经向需要帮助的研究机构和家庭提供了数千美元。）”可知，Becca建立公司筹钱给研究机构和有需要的家庭。由此可知，Becca是一个“关心他人的”人。故选C项。
19．
推理判断题。根据最后一段句子“Becca
said
she
hoped
her
bracelets
would
make
people
remember
that
great
things
can
result
from
small
changes.（Becca说，她希望她的手镯能让人们记住，小小的改变可以带来伟大的成就。）”可知，Becca认为她的手镯的意义在于让我们认识到每个人都会有所影响。故选D项。
【点睛】
20．D
21．C
22．D
23．B
24．A
【分析】
本篇是说明文。文章主要介绍了魔术的历史。
20．
主旨大意题。文章第一段“Magic
(魔术)
is
believed
to
have
begun
with
the
Egyptians,
in
1700
BC.”说明了魔术起源于埃及，第二段“The
ancient
Greeks
and
Romans
were
also
fascinated
by
the
idea
of
magic.”说明古希腊和罗马人也对魔术感兴趣，第四段“Magic
however,
was
not
well
accepted
before
the
1800s.”说明魔术在19世纪不被人接受，紧接着“Magic
is
now
entertainment
for
families
all
over
the
world”说明魔术现在是人们娱乐的方式。所以整篇文章按照时间顺序讲解了魔术的历史，故选D项。
21．
词义猜测题。根据第二段“Actually,
one
of
their
main
interests
was
the
art
of
deception”事实上，他们的主要兴趣之一是欺骗的艺术，从划线部分后一句可以看出，古希腊和古罗马的人也对魔术感兴趣，所以这里是被吸引，故选C项。
22．
推理判断题。根据第二段“This
explains
why
at
that
time
the
priests
even
built
magic
devices
into
their
temples.
These
devices
made
it
possible
for
doors
to
open
by
themselves
and
wine
to
flow
magically
out
of
statues’
mouths.”
这就解释了为什么那个时候的祭司们甚至在他们的庙宇里建造了魔术装置。这些装置使得门可以自己打开，酒也可以神奇地从雕像嘴里流出来。所以祭司是通过建造魔术装置来让人们觉得他们与众不同的，故选D项。
23．
细节理解题。根据第三段“Magic
however,
was
not
well
accepted
before
the
1800s.
Magicians
were
thought
to
be
freaks(怪物)
and,
were
only
allowed
to
perform
in
a
circus.”
然而，在19世纪之前，魔术并没有被广泛接受。魔术师被认为是怪胎，只允许在一个马戏团表演。所以19世纪以前，魔术师只能在马戏团表演，故选B项。
24．
细节理解题。根据第一段“Magic
(魔术)
is
believed
to
have
begun
with
the
Egyptians,
in
1700
BC.”
魔术被认为在公元前1700年从埃及人开始。公元前1700年距今大约3700年，故选A项。
Part
3语法填空
61.
to
reach
62.
imagination
63.
dreams
64.
who/
that
65.
their
66.
have
put
67.
but
68.
successful
69.
to
70.
soldWeek
16-提升卷
（考试时间：45分钟
试卷满分：61分）
Part
1完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
Most
people
get
rid
of
their
leftover
foods,
but
in
Nigerian-born
visual
artist
Haneefah
Adam's
kitchen,
they're
put
to
good
use.
Adam,
28,
is
famous
for
1
food
in
creative
ways,
using
it
to
make
portraits
and
other
works
of
art.
She
has
2
been
artistic.
Her
mother
said
she
had
a
3
for
art.
Now,
she's
building
a
career
out
of
changing
food
into
art.
“I
do
4
portraits
and
also
often
sew
and
paint,
but
what
5
me
the
most
is
food,”
she
says.
Adam
is
inspired
by
6
things,
including
life
experiences
and
culture.
She
7
everything
around
her
as
something
that
can
be
made
into
art.
In
2016,
she
8
the
TechMeetsArtNG
exhibition,
which
was
9
and
funded
by
Samsung
Nigeria
and
Rele
Gallery.
The
10
was
a
culinary（烹饪的）exhibition
aimed
at
11
the
artistic
presentation
of
some
of
Nigeria's
local
12
.
Her
winning
entry
was
13
by
one
of
her
favorite
childhood
meals—Ogbono
soup
which
was
14
the
dried
seeds
of
mangoes.
“Before
the
competition,
my
art
was
mostly
random,
and
I
was
just
15
food
art
on
social
media.
But
after
winning,
I
started
to
think
about
actively
making
a
living
from
food
art,”
she
says.
Winning
the
competition
kick-started
Adam's
career
and
her
full-time
job
is
now
creating
art
for
food
brands
such
as
Maggi
and
Dangote
Salt.
“I
want
to
participate
in
more
exhibitions.
I
currently
live
in
Kwara,
northern
Nigeria;
it
is
difficult
to
make
a
difference
in
the
country's
art
scene
from
here,”
she
says.
1．A．distributing
B．mixing
C．presenting
D．selling
2．A．always
B．hardly
C．never
D．usually
3．A．dilemma
B．reputation
C．standard
D．talent
4．A．alternative
B．regular
C．compulsory
D．specific
5．A．excites
B．puzzles
C．rejects
D．presses
6．A．artificial
B．modest
C．random
D．visual
7．A．collects
B．devotes
C．inspects
D．sees
8．A．competed
B．held
C．won
D．performed
9．A．sponsored
B．donated
C．expanded
D．possessed
10．A．background
B．competition
C．discovery
D．victory
11．A．avoiding
B．exploring
C．protecting
D．sorting
12．A．meals
B．goods
C．styles
D．works
13．A．finished
B．inspired
C．submitted
D．selected
14．A．attached
to
B．occupied
with
C．made
from
D．linked
to
15．A．selling
B．preserving
C．exporting
D．recording
Part
2阅读理解（共8小题；每小题2分，满分16分）
A
Becca
was
6
when
she
was
told
she
had
cancer
on
Sept.8,
2014.She
clearly
remembers
the
bad
days
of
her
26
months
of
non－stop
treatment.Luckily,
Becca
celebrated
her
final
treatment
on
Nov.13,
2016,
and
she
has
been
cancer－free
ever
since.But
she
was
thinking
about
what
her
life
was
like
while
experiencing
the
treatment.
I
was
never
able
to
do
much,
and
that's
what
the
kids
lying
in
their
hospital
beds
right
now
experience,
asking
their
mom
and
dad,
“When
are
we
leaving?
When
can
I
play
with
my
friends？”
So
I
decided
I
have
to
help
them.
In
February,
2017,
Becca
came
up
with
the
idea
for
Knots
and
Arrows,
a
company
that
makes
bracelets
(手镯)
out
of
swimsuit
materials
(泳衣布料).Part
of
the
money
made
from
each
bracelet
goes
to
the
organizations
that
help
people
with
cancer.
Becca
created
the
company
with
her
father,
Gerhard
Salmins.Gerhard
Salmins
once
had
cancer
and
already
recovered
from
it.“I
would
be
in
the
hospital
sitting
there
crying
and
then
my
dad
would
come
in
and
he
would
play
games
with
me，”
she
said.“It
made
me
forget
about
what
I
was
going
through.”
Becca
said
the
name
of
the
organization
shows
the
motto
(座右铭)
she
stuck
to
through
her
personal
cancer
journey.
Her
organization
has
already
given
thousands
of
dollars
to
research
organizations
and
families
in
need.Becca
said
she
hoped
her
bracelets
would
make
people
remember
that
great
things
can
result
from
small
changes.“No
matter
what
age
you
are,
what
you
look
like,
and
how
you
act,
you
can
make
a
difference！”
she
said.
16．What
happened
to
Becca
at
the
end
of
2016?
A．She
recovered
from
cancer.
B．She
created
an
organization.
C．She
raised
a
lot
of
money.
D．She
was
helped
by
a
company.
17．What
do
we
know
about
Becca's
father?
A．He
showed
Becca
a
famous
motto.
B．He
fought
off
cancer
successfully.
C．He
advised
Becca
to
forget
her
pain.
D．He
named
the
company
Knots
and
Arrows.
18．Which
of
the
following
words
can
best
describe
Becca?
A．Brave.
B．Creative.
C．Caring.
D．Clever.
19．In
Becca's
opinion,
what's
the
meaning
of
her
bracelets?
A．To
tell
us
having
a
motto
is
important.
B．To
prove
cancer
can
be
got
over
successfully.
C．To
show
there's
always
someone
who
needs
help.
D．To
make
us
realize
everyone
can
make
a
difference.
B
Magic
(魔术)
is
believed
to
have
begun
with
the
Egyptians,
in
1700
BC．A
magician
named
Dedi
of
Dedsnefu
was
reported
to
have
performed
for
the
pharaoh
(法老),
or
the
king.
He
was
also
known
to
have
entertained
(使娱乐)
the
slaves
who
built
the
pyramids.
The
“Cups
and
Balls”
trick
that
he
was
particularly
good
at
is
still
performed
by
magicians
all
over
the
world
today.
The
ancient
Greeks
and
Romans
were
also
fascinated
by
the
idea
of
magic.
Actually,
one
of
their
main
interests
was
the
art
of
deception
(欺骗).
This
explains
why
at
that
time
the
priests
even
built
magic
devices
into
their
temples.
These
devices
made
it
possible
for
doors
to
open
by
themselves
and
wine
to
flow
magically
out
of
statues’
mouths.
This
was
done
mainly
to
make
people
believe
that
the
priests
had
unusual
power.
Magic
however,
was
not
well
accepted
before
the
1800s.
Magicians
were
thought
to
be
freaks(怪物)
and,
were
only
allowed
to
perform
in
a
circus.
It
was
in
the
19th
century
that
the
magician
Robert
Houdin
came
along
and
changed
people’s
views
and
attitudes
about
magic.
It
was
because
of
Robert
Houdin
that
many
magicians
were
able
to
add
Dr.
or
MD
to
their
names.
Today
magicians
try
hard
to
find
new
ways
to
show
their
practiced
skills.
Magic
is
now
entertainment
for
families
all
over
the
world.
20．What
is
the
best
title
for
the
passage?
A．Magical
Tricks
B．A
Great
Magician
C．Magic
as
Entertainment
D．The
History
of
Magic
21．The
underlined
word
“fascinated”
in
Paragraph
2
means
_______.
A．amused
B．encouraged
C．attracted
D．moved
22．In
ancient
Greece,
what
did
the
priests
do
to
show
people
they
had
unusual
power?
A．They
performed
magical
tricks
to
entertain
people.
B．They
made
the
statues
in
the
temples
drink
wine
as
they
wished.
C．They
treated
the
people
with
wine
flowing
down
from
statues’
mouths.
D．They
built
magic
devices
in
the
temples
to
make
doors
open
by
themselves.
23．What
did
people
think
of
magic
before
the
1800s?
A．Magic
should
be
used
only
in
temples.
B．Magic
could
only
be
performed
in
a
circus.
C．Magic
was
performed
by
freaks
and
doctors.
D．Magic
was
the
major
daily
activity
for
the
pharaohs.
24．Which
of
the
following
statements
is
TRUE?
A．Magic
began
about
3,700
years
ago.
B．Dedi
of
Dedsnefu
performed
magic
for
kings
only.
C．Robert
Houdin
was
the
first
magician
to
perform
magic.
D．The
“Cups
and
Balls”
trick
has
been
performed
for
about
1,700
years.
Part
3语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
The
distance
between
people
who
are
thousands
of
miles
apart
is
being
overcome
by
the
Internet.
In
some
remote
areas
of
China,
the
Internet
not
only
opens
a
door
for
local
people
61
(reach)
the
rest
of
the
world,
but
also
provides
them
with
hope
for
the
future.
A
remote
location
can
no
longer
limit
the
62
(imagine)
of
people
in
need.
They
can
achieve
their
63
(dream)
through
e-financial
service,
e-commerce
and
e-lesson
platforms.
An
e-financial
service
platform
is
making
a
difference
in
the
lives
of
women
64
live
in
China’s
rural
areas.
It
raises
public
awareness
of
65
(they)
needs,
as
well
as
provides
them
with
financial
support
through
a
creative
online
game.
“I
66
(put)
a
lot
of
effort
into
my
business
since
the
beginning.
It’s
hard,
67
I
tell
myself,
I
can’t
give
up.”
says
one
young
man
living
in
Inner
Mongolia.
He’s
now
running
a
68
(success)
business,
as
well
as
becoming
a
popular
live-streaming
star.
Bell
Luo
only
turned
18
in
January,
but
his
online
English
lessons
have
offered
them
an
opportunity
and
given
them
access
69
a
world
they
could
only
imagine
before.
E-commerce
platforms
have
helped
the
locals
in
Longnan,
Gansu
Province
get
their
specialty
products
70
(sell)
at
the
market.
