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9. Nanjing is an internet-famous city now. Most places of interest and shopping malls are ____ people across the country on holidays.
A.fill with
B.filled of
C.full of
D.full with
C
A.fill with
B.filled of
C.full of
D.full with
答案:
9. C
10. —Can you give me some advice on how to lose weight?
—Eat ____ meat and ____ cakes.
A.less; fewer
B.fewer; less
C.less; less
D.fewer; fewer
—Eat ____ meat and ____ cakes.
A
A.less; fewer
B.fewer; less
C.less; less
D.fewer; fewer
答案:
10. A
11. —Do you know
—We can try not to waste any energy and resources.
A.why can we live
B.how can we live
C.why we can live
D.how we can live
D
a green life?—We can try not to waste any energy and resources.
A.why can we live
B.how can we live
C.why we can live
D.how we can live
答案:
11. D
Ⅳ.句子翻译
1. 她母亲每天在广场上跳两个小时舞。
Her mother
2. 晚餐我喜欢吃豆腐和羊肉。
3. 我爱吃甜食,所以我不能拒绝糖果。
I
4. 我每天睡十个小时,所以我总是精力充沛。
I
5. ——为什么健康的食物对基蒂很重要?
——因为她想保持健康。
—Why
—Because she wants
6. 我认为每晚熬夜不好。
I think
7. 外面正在刮大风,你最好待在家里。
The wind is blowing strongly outside, so you'd better
1. 她母亲每天在广场上跳两个小时舞。
Her mother
dances for two hours
in the square every day.2. 晚餐我喜欢吃豆腐和羊肉。
For dinner
, I like tofu and mutton
.3. 我爱吃甜食,所以我不能拒绝糖果。
I
have a sweet tooth
so I can't say no to sweets
.4. 我每天睡十个小时,所以我总是精力充沛。
I
get ten hours of sleep/sleep for ten hours
every day, so I am always full of energy
.5. ——为什么健康的食物对基蒂很重要?
——因为她想保持健康。
—Why
is healthy food very important for
Kitty?—Because she wants
to keep healthy/fit
.6. 我认为每晚熬夜不好。
I think
it's bad to stay up late
every night.7. 外面正在刮大风,你最好待在家里。
The wind is blowing strongly outside, so you'd better
stay at home
.
答案:
Ⅳ. 1. dances for two hours 2. For dinner; tofu and mutton 3. have a sweet tooth; say no to sweets 4. get ten hours of sleep/sleep for ten hours; full of energy 5. is healthy food very important for; to keep healthy/fit 6. it's bad to stay up late 7. stay at home
Ⅴ.阅读理解
Do you ever feel you can't think clearly after playing on the phones for too long? If you do, welcome to the world of “brain rot (脑腐)”!
The phrase first appeared in the book Walden in 1854, but now it specifically refers to what happens when someone spends too much time online. The frequency (频率) of people using the phrase keeps growing these years. In 2024, the Oxford even named it Word of the Year.
So what will happen if you have brain rot? Well, sometimes it seems like your brain is a blank for a while. For example, you start forgetting things that happened just now. You might find yourself walking into a room and forgetting why you're there. Looking for a thing that is just in your hand is another common symptom.
The bad sides go beyond those funny things. Brain rot can cause the loss of critical (批判的) thinking. Your emotions may experience ups and downs more often.
But don't be afraid! Solving the problem doesn't need any expensive medicine. Start by cutting down your screen time. Remember, living without your smartphone for a few hours won't be too hard. Try to take a break to enjoy the real world. You can join in physical activities, read real books (not the videos that can let you read one in 3 minutes), and talk to real persons face-to-face.
Just like a garden needs care to grow healthy plants, your brain needs good habits to stay strong. Take care of it, so that more beautiful flowers of creativity and happiness can bloom (盛开) inside!
1. 跨学科 数学 Which of the following shows the use of “brain rot” these years? (“f” means the frequency and “t” means time)
A. f↑
... 2022 2023 2024 t
B. f↑
... 2022 2023 2024 t
C. f↑
... 2022 2023 2024 t
2. 新考法 创新设问 What does the underlined word “blank” mean in the passage?
a. [adj.] Usually used in go blank. It means something in your head disappeared for no reason.
e.g. When I saw the beautiful girl, my mind just went blank.
b. [v.] If you blank, you can't remember what you had in mind before.
e.g. I just blanked in the exam.
c. [n.] A space without words or pictures on a piece of paper.
e.g. Please fill in the blank after reading the passage.
d. [n.] Used to say a situation when you forget something.
e.g. I tried to think of his name but my mind was a blank.
A. a.
B. b.
C. c.
D. d.
3. What can we learn from the passage?
A. Brain rot appeared in 2024 as a new phrase.
B. Enjoying the real world is good for the brain.
C. It's very hard to solve the problem of brain rot.
D. Reading books in 3 minutes practises your brain.
4. What's the writer's purpose (目的) of writing this passage?
A. To tell people never to use the internet again.
B. To advise people to take care of their brain.
C. To share some popular words of the year 2024.
D. To explain the reasons why brain rot happens.
Do you ever feel you can't think clearly after playing on the phones for too long? If you do, welcome to the world of “brain rot (脑腐)”!
The phrase first appeared in the book Walden in 1854, but now it specifically refers to what happens when someone spends too much time online. The frequency (频率) of people using the phrase keeps growing these years. In 2024, the Oxford even named it Word of the Year.
So what will happen if you have brain rot? Well, sometimes it seems like your brain is a blank for a while. For example, you start forgetting things that happened just now. You might find yourself walking into a room and forgetting why you're there. Looking for a thing that is just in your hand is another common symptom.
The bad sides go beyond those funny things. Brain rot can cause the loss of critical (批判的) thinking. Your emotions may experience ups and downs more often.
But don't be afraid! Solving the problem doesn't need any expensive medicine. Start by cutting down your screen time. Remember, living without your smartphone for a few hours won't be too hard. Try to take a break to enjoy the real world. You can join in physical activities, read real books (not the videos that can let you read one in 3 minutes), and talk to real persons face-to-face.
Just like a garden needs care to grow healthy plants, your brain needs good habits to stay strong. Take care of it, so that more beautiful flowers of creativity and happiness can bloom (盛开) inside!
1. 跨学科 数学 Which of the following shows the use of “brain rot” these years? (“f” means the frequency and “t” means time)
A. f↑
... 2022 2023 2024 t
B. f↑
... 2022 2023 2024 t
C. f↑
... 2022 2023 2024 t
2. 新考法 创新设问 What does the underlined word “blank” mean in the passage?
a. [adj.] Usually used in go blank. It means something in your head disappeared for no reason.
e.g. When I saw the beautiful girl, my mind just went blank.
b. [v.] If you blank, you can't remember what you had in mind before.
e.g. I just blanked in the exam.
c. [n.] A space without words or pictures on a piece of paper.
e.g. Please fill in the blank after reading the passage.
d. [n.] Used to say a situation when you forget something.
e.g. I tried to think of his name but my mind was a blank.
A. a.
B. b.
C. c.
D. d.
3. What can we learn from the passage?
A. Brain rot appeared in 2024 as a new phrase.
B. Enjoying the real world is good for the brain.
C. It's very hard to solve the problem of brain rot.
D. Reading books in 3 minutes practises your brain.
4. What's the writer's purpose (目的) of writing this passage?
A. To tell people never to use the internet again.
B. To advise people to take care of their brain.
C. To share some popular words of the year 2024.
D. To explain the reasons why brain rot happens.
答案:
Ⅴ. 1-4 BDBB
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