Therewasastate61(call)ZhouintheChinesehistory.Oneday,thekingofZhou

askedhisofficialsforadviceon62(deal)withtheprisonersofwar.Anofficialsaid,<6If

youlovesomeone,you63(suppose)toloveeventhecrowsontheroofofhishouse.

Theprisonersofwarareenemiesfightingagainstus.Inmyopinion,we'dbetter_____64(kill)

themall.^^

Butthekingdidn'tagreewithhim.UIthinkweshouldtreattheprisonerofwar65

(different)bydifferingthemintothosewhoareguiltyandthosewhoarenot.Theyguiltyoneswill

besentenced66deathinordertoavoidfuturedisasters/*

Thenanotheronesaid,“Yourmajesty,Ithinkalltheprisonersshouldbesetfreeandsent

backhometoworkinthefieldsandsupportthemselvesbytheirownlabor.67you

shouldkeepstrictlytherulesforrewardand68(punish).

Thepeoplearesuretobelieveinyou69_yougovernourcountrybemoralsandlaws.”

Thekingthoughttheofficial?sproposalwasquitereasonablesobeacceptedandfollowedit.

As_70_result.thedomesticsituationsoonsettleddownandgraduallythecountrybecame

stronger.

【答案】

61.called62.dealing63.aresupposed64.kill65.differently

66.to67.Besides/Moreover68,punishment69.if70.a

YouthseemstobefadingawayinmyWe,onlyleavingmesomeunforgettable61

(memory).Thingsthatwebelievedwouldlastforeverhad62(actual)goneinasecond

beforewerealizedit.Thosewhoweusedtodeeplylovehavenowbecomestrangers.Ouroncepure

andbeautifuldreamisgraduallyfadingawaywithtimepassingby.Thisisyouth,63is

indeedanendlesscyclefromfamiliaritytostrangenessandfromstrangenesstofamiliarity.

Humanissuchastrangeanimalthatwemostlyignoresomething_64weloseit.We

65(gain)alotofthings,butalsowehavelostalot.Weareingreateffortinchangingourfate

andbringingmorehappinesstopeoplearoundus.However,wesoonrealizeitisdifficult66

(achieve)anyofthem.Itisalifelongpromise.Manythingswouldchangewithtimeandnoonecan

guaranteeeternity(zkfi).So,silencebecomesthebest67(solve)toalldifficultiesand

hardships.

Theflyingyouthhasdeposited(沉積)toomanythingsinourheart.Lifeshould68

(treat)withspecialcare.Weshouldtreasureeverymomentofsincerityandgratefulnessbecause

69bestthingswillbegoneveryeasily.Ifyoudonotwanttohavetearingeyes,thenjusttry

tosmileandholdapositiveattitudetowards70(you)lifeeveryday!

【答案】61.memories62.actually63.which64.until/before/unless65.

havegained

6.toachieve67.solution68.betreated69.the70.your

Findingssuggestthatplayingwithsmartphonesbeforesleep61(beJpositively

associatedwithinsomnia(失眠癥).Recent62(study)showthatnearly24percentof

Chinesepeoplesufferfrominsomniaand63__numberofyoungpeopleaffectedisrising.And

morethan60percentofpeoplebornafter1990,thegroupthataremostlikely^_64__(use)their

smartphonesjustbeforesleep,donotsleepwell.

Bedtimemobilephoneuseisanunhealthysleephabitbecause65candelayfalling

asleepandreducesleepquality.Accordingtotheresearch,nearlythree-quartersoftheyoungpeople

fallasleepeachnightwiththeirphones66reach.About60percentofthemusetheir

smartphonesfbrupto80minutesbeforesleep.And54.7percentofthepeopleagedbetween18and

25gotobed67(late)than12am.

Goodsleepishelpfulinprotectingthebrain'sneurons(神經(jīng)元)andlackofsleepforlong

periodscan68(danger)health.Therefore,allpeople,includingtheyoung,69(advise)

toavoidusingelectronicdevicesonehourbeforesleepandgotobedatfixedtimes.Butit

is70(benefit)tosleepifpeoplelistentosoftmusicandreadbooksbeforegoingtobed.

【答案】61.is62.studies63.the64.touse65.it

66.within67,later68,endanger69,areadvised70.

beneficial

ASouthKoreanbiomedicalstart-upcalledYbrainhasdevelopedaheadbandthattheyclaim

willofferrelieffromthesymptomsof61(depress).Thedevice,calledMindd,

works62(use)atechniquecalledtranscranialdirect-currentstimulation(tDCS).Here,a

low-voltageelectricalcurrent63(apply)tospecificareasinthebrainviaelectrodes)電極)

placedontheskull.

tDCSisnotnew-thebasic64(principle)havebeenunderstoodsincetheearly19th

century.Butthepastdecadeorsohasseenincreasedinterestinitsuseintreatingneurologicaland

psychiatricconditions,anda2022meta-analysisofhundredsofstudiesconcludedthatit's

“possiblyorprobablyeffective"65atreatmentfordepression.

tDCSequipmentcanstimulateparticularbrainregionseither'anodally'(increasing

neuronalactivity)66tcathodallv,(decreasingneuronalactivity).TheMinddheadsetapplies

anodalstimulationviaelectrodesintheheadbandtothefrontallobe,anarea67decreased

activityisassociatedwithdepressivedisorders.MinddisnotintendedasaDIYsolution:patients

woulduseitin68ownhomes,andalldataregardingtreatmentwouldbesentautomaticallyto

theirdoctor.

Theheadbandis69(current)undergoingclinicaltrialsatHarvardMedicalSchool,

andat12hospitalsinSouthKorea.Earlyresultsaresaidtobe70(promise),andifallgoeswell,

Ybrainhopestomarketthedevicetohealthprovidersby2022.

61.depression62.using63.isapplied64.principles65.as

66.mising

Iwasalovelychildwithalovingfamily.Iwasnotafollower61一aleaderinschool.

Iwasenthusiasticaboutlife.Atagetwelve,mylifehadabreakdown.Itwasthen62I

developedOCD(強迫癥).1wasnolongerthehappygirl.Istartedtakingmedicine.Infact,the

medicinedidhelp.ButIwasstill63(constant)sadandIstartedtobelievethatmylifeno

longerhadmeaning.Idecidedsuicide(自殺)wasthe64(solve).Suddenly,my

eyes65Jfall)onaphotograph.Itwasalittlegirl66_(wear)acarefreesmile.

Ittookmeafewminutes67(realize)whothegirlinthtlphotowas.Ieven

couldn'tbelievethatsmilingchildwasme!Itseemedmyyoungerselfhadsentmeamessage.Right

thenandthereIknewIcouldn'tkill68(I).OnceIhadbeenastronggirl,andIhadtobe

likethatagain.IsworeIwouldn'tonlyrely69mymedicine.Iwouldfightthe

depressionwithmymind.too.

It'sbeentwoyearssinceIrecovered.Ilearnedalifelonglesson:Nevergiveup.Lifeis

70(challenge),buteveryonecansurvive.Iamlivingproofofthat.

61.but62.that63.constantly64.solution65.fell

66.wearing67.torealize68.myself69.on70.challenging

Becomingdisableddoesnotmeantheendoftheworldforsomeone.OnedaywhenIturned

ontheradio,Ididnthearanything.ButIwasntborndeaf.ThedoctorsaidHostmy61

(hear).Ihadtogotoaspecialschool,62IwonascholarshiptotheUS.Weweretakento

differentcommunities,volunteeringthereandteachingthemaboutmycountryandculture.The

loveofvolunteeringcametomefromthen.

InKenya,deafpeople63(be)morelikelytobefromdisadvantagedbackgrounds.

Often,untrainedteachersarepostedtoteachatdeafschools.Sotheresalack64

knowledgeandbasicskills.Igathereddeaf65(youth)tomeeteverySundayfbrvolleyball

matches.Iestablishedamathsclubanddanceclubthatbecame66(fair)popular.I67

(name)t4DeafRoleModerin2022duringInternationalDeafAwarenessWeek.Iwanttoset_

68goodexamplefbrdeafchildren.Itoldthemmystory.Itoldthemthattheycouldhavemany

talents,likedancing.Itoldthemtoclosetheirearsandfeelthemusic.

Myfatherinspiredme69(become)thebestteacher.Iknowheisveryproudofme.I

wantpeopletoknowthateventhoughmylifehasbeenchallenging,I70(overcome)itby

now.

61.hearing62.where63.are64.of65.youths66.fairly67.wasnamed68.a69.tobecome

70.haveovercome

Tinsofcoolingointment(清涼油)havebecomeacurrencyforChinesetravelingin

Egypt.

61(visit)thecomplexofancienttemplesatKarnak,ChinesetouristMr.Yelosthis

wayamongthestonechurchesandpillars.

AnEgyptianguidegavehimdirections.Toshowhis62(appreciate),Mr.Ye

handedhimasmallredtinthesizeofalargecoin.Inside63(be)acooling

ointmentthathasthefunctionofrefreshingmindandpreventingpain.Mr.Yebrought

50tinswithhimonhissix-daytourtohandoutastips.

"BeforeIcametoEgypt,thetourismagencytoldme64(repeat)tobringcooling

balmasagifttomakethetrip65(easy),1'saidMr.Ye,a25-year-old66family

sellsChinesemedicineonline.Egyptians,hesaid,areverynicetoChinese

tourists,67theylovethislittlegift.'1

Egyptianssometimesdemandthebalmbyrunningathumbacrosstheirforeheads.Li

Xiaodong,anEgyptologistatChina'sNortheastNormalUniversity,believesChinese

travelersinitiallybroughtcoolingbalmfor68(person)usebecauseit'sveryhotin

Egypt,then69(discover)Egyptianslikedit.

SomeChinesetouristssaidgivinggiftsfeelsbetterthanhandingovermoney.nIfyou

giveessentialbalm,70ismorelikeyou'regivingittofriends,"saidoneChinese

tourist.

61.Visiting；62.appreciation；63.was；64.repeatedly；65.easier；66.whose；67.and；

68.personal；69.discovered；70.it

AnAmericaninBeijingliveshisChinesedream

GaoTianruiwalksalongstreetsinBeijing'sXichengdistrictas61public

securityvolunteer.62(wear)hisbrightredarmband(紅袖章)andspeakingfluent

Mandarin,62-year-oldGaoTianruicouldhavebeentakenforanyregularChineseman.

63oncloserinspection,thingsarenotquitewhattheyseem:Gao'srealnameisTerry

Crossmanandheis64theUnitedStates.Heisnowamemberof“Xicheng

DamaM,thatis,volunteers,usuallywomeninlatemiddle-age,65walkalongthe

streetsofdowntownBeijing'sXichengdistrict.Terrysaidthat,atfirst,hesawthe

groupasbusybodies,but66(gradual)hesawthatitwasagoodthingfor

retiredseniors67(help)others.

Often,He68(see)givingtourists69(direction),getting

waterfbrababyandevenhelpinganeighborsellyogurt.likehelpingothers/9he

said,UIliveinthehutongandmyneighborsandIusuallyhelpeachother...Thisis

whereIlive,wheremyfriendsareandwhereIcallhome.^^Crossman70

(become)interestedinChinesecultureasateenagerwhenhereadTaoTeChingby

Laozi.

61.a62.Wearing63.But64.from65.who66.gradually67.tohelp68.is

seen69.directions70.became

Oneofthepurposesofchildren'sslang(俚語)istostopadultsfrombeingableto

understand61.they9resaying.Obviously,thestrategyworks.Recent

researchshowsthat62.majorityofadultscan^translatethemeaningof

commonslang.

Inasurveyof4,500peoplelastmonth,it63.(find)that85%ofadults

didn'tunderstandacceptedtranslationsofemoji(表情符號)andtext.Theresearchers

warnedthatalack64.awarenessofwhatchildrenarecommunicating

onlinecanleavethemunprotected,withphrasesthatexpresseatingdisordersand

unhappinessnot65.(understand).

Foryoungpeoplegrowingupwithtechnology,thisnewlanguagecomes

66.(natural),butit'sleavingsomeadultsunsureaboutwhatisbeingsaidby

theirchildrenonline.67.isimportantforadultstospeaktoyoungpeople

abouthowtheyusesocialmediaandchatonline.

CarolineBunting,generalmanageratInternetMatters,said「'Whileitis

unrealistictoexpectparents68.(know)everypieceoflnternetslangtheir

childrenwilleversee,online69.(safe)startswithaconversation.Ifsvital

fbrparentstotalktotheirkidsabouttheirdigitalworlds,includingthesortsof

70.(thing)theymightexperienceonlineandthetypesofproblemstobe

awareof.”

語法填空：61.what62.the63.wasfound64.of65.beingunderstood66.naturally

67.It68.toknow69.safety70.things

Haveyouevertastedorperhapsheardofsugarpainting?Asfewerpeoplechoosetomake

thiskindofpainting,thetraditionalChinesefolkcraftmighthavebecomea61(distance)

memoryinsomeways,62.a38-yearoldcraftsman,LiJianzhong,iscommittedto63

(keep)theartofsugarpaintingalive.

Liworkedasaminerfbrmorethantenyears.After64minecloseddown,Liturnedto

housingdecoration,untilhe65(force)togivethatupduetoafingerinjury.Earlierthisyear,

hediscoveredsugarpainting,somethinghereallyhadaninterestinandastrongdesiretolearn.

Sincetherewasnosugarpaintingcraftsmaninhisvillage,hestudiedbyhimselfthrough

largequantitiesof66(video)andinformationontheInternet.Lilovedpaintingwhenhe

wasyoung,andhefounditeasy67(learn)theskillinsugarpainting.Hesoonmasteredthe

skillandcouldmakea68(vary)ofsugarpaintings.Asugarpaintingismadewithmelted

brownorwhitesugar.Craftsmen69(normal)paintanimalsandflowersonastoneboard

withthesyrup(糖漿).Whenthesugarcoolsdown,70appearsisapieceofsugarart.

語法填空：61.distant62.However63.keeping/keep64.the65.

wasforced

66.videos67.tolearn68.variety69,normally70.what

Anunsupervised(無人監(jiān)管的)flowershopoperatedbyacollegestudentinBeijingis

attractingmanyyoungcustomers,Chinesemediareported.Differentfrom

61.traditional(tradition)shopsinthecapital,theyoungstorekeepersurnamedWangopened

thefirstunsupervisedflowershop,62.where_peoplecanselectflowersandpayviamobile

paymentsystemsincludingWeChatandAlipay.

Bornafter1995andaloveroffiction,theyoungmansaidhe63.began(begin)the

startupbecauseitwouldnottakeuphistime.^Peoplegotoflowershopsatanytime,hesaid.

Icannotconcentrateon64._xeading__(read)whenIhavetoservecustomers."SoWang

openedtheself—serviceflowershopafterconductingmarketresearch.

Mostyoungcustomerslikeshopping65.inafreeenvironment,andhatepromotionfrom

clerks,heexplained,addingthatcustomerscanhavetheirquestions66,answered(answer)

aboutcategoriesandnamesofflowersthroughmobileapps.Eventhoughthereisnoshopkeeper,

alargenumberofyoungcustomers67.havebeenattracted(attract)bytheoperationsofar,

whichhasprovedtobeasuccess,atleastfornow.

68._Alth磯igh-Though卜While_hedoesnotsellflowersintheshopinperson,Wangsaid

ervals(interval)everyday."Itisabusinesswithsmall

investment,anditwillnotcauseahuge70_(lose)ifaburglaryoccurs,"hesaid.

【解析】

61.考查詞性轉(zhuǎn)換。此空后為名詞，因此需要填一個形容詞來修飾后面的名詞。

62.用where引導(dǎo)定語從句，修飾前面的shop一詞。

63.此處考查賓語從句的謂語動詞。根據(jù)前面的said一詞可知此處需要用動詞過去式。

64.前面為concentrateon,on為介詞，后需要用動詞一ing形式。

65.根據(jù)句意填in,"inafreeenvironment”意為"在自由輕松的環(huán)境中”。

66.考查非謂語動詞，與前面的have構(gòu)成have...done,表示被動意義。

67.根據(jù)后文的sofar可知此處需要填現(xiàn)在完成時，根據(jù)句意可知需要填被動形式。

68.考查連詞。

69.interval為可數(shù)名詞，根據(jù)句意，此處需要填可數(shù)名詞復(fù)數(shù)形式。

70.考查詞性轉(zhuǎn)換。此空應(yīng)填名詞。

AgraduationspeechgivenbyChiefJusticeJohnRobertsbecameatalkingpointafter

WashingtonPostpublishedit.

Roberts61.addressed(address)hisson'sninthgradegraduatingclass.Headvisedthe

younggraduates62.totake_(take)life'ssetbacksintheirstride(從容地).Buthedidnotwish

63.them_(they)goodluck.

“Now,thespeakerswilltypicallyalsowishyougoodluckandextendgood64._jvishes_

(wish)toyou.Iwillnotdothat,andIwilltellyouwhy,“Robertssaid.

“Fromtimetotime,intheyearstocome,Ihopeyouwillbetreated65.unfairly_(unfair),

sothatyouwillcometoknowthevalueofjustice.Sorrytosay,butIhopeyouwillbelonelyfrom

timetotime,sothatyoudon'ttakefriends66.forgranted.Iwishyoubadluckagain,from

timetotime,sothatyouwillbeconsciousoftheroleofchanceinlifeandunderstandyour

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