ADearJordon,Iamverylonely.Ifindithardtogetalongwellwithothers.Nobodytalksandplayswithme.Canyouhelpme?SophiaDearSophia,Iunderstandhowitfeelstobelonelyandhavenofriends.Infact,Iusedtobejustlikeyou!Herearesomethingsyoucando:1.Joinaclub.Clubsaregreatbecauseeveryonehasonethingincommon—theclubactivity!Doingactivitieswithotherpeoplehelpstodevelopfriendship.2.Befriendly.Alwayssmileandsayhello.Don’twaitforotherstosayhellotoyou.Infact,mostpeoplemightnotevennoticeyou.Butit’snotbecausetheydon’tlikeyou.It’sbecausetheyaretoobusy.3.Lookforotherkidswhoarelonelylikeyou.Yourfriendshipcanhelpmakesomeoneelseandyourselfhappy.4.Keepyourselfbusy.Don’tjustthinkaboutbeinglonely.Getupanddosomething!Goforarun.Playaninstrument.Readbooks.Thenyourlifewillbecolorful.Yourbrother,Jordon()1.WhatisSophia’sproblem?A.Shedoesn’thavefriends.B.Sheisn’tgoodatEnglish.C.Shewantstobepopularatschool.D.Shehadafightwithherbestfriend.J()2.JordonsaidSophiashouldjoinclubsbecause________.A.clubsteachstudentssocialskillsB.shewillforgetherworriesthereC.it’sagoodplacetomakefriendsD.peopleinclubsareusuallynice()3.Jordonprobablyagreesthat________.A.manypeoplefeellonelyB.youshouldn’tbeafraidtosayhelloC.it’seasytomakefriendsD.it’sdangeroustobelonely()4.WhichofthefollowingisNOToneofJordon’ssuggestions?A.Befriendlytootherpeople.B.Makefriendswithotherlonelypeople.C.Staybusytoforgetloneliness.D.Lookforfriendsonline.BWhatisamuseum?Amuseumisagoodplacetokeepoldandbeautifulthings.Amuseummaybeaplacetolearnaboutscienceandaplacetofindoutaboutartorpeopleoranimals.Whatisinsideamuseum?Somemuseumshaveoldcarsandairplanes.Manymuseumshavepicturesandstatues(雕塑).Othershaverocksandoldbones.Onemuseumevenhasarealoldstreetinside.Ithasshopsandpeople'sstatuesofdoingbusiness.Itlookssorealthatonemightfeelthathewasbacktotheoldtime.Manycitieshavemuseums.Someverysmalltownshavemuseums,too.Indianapolishasachildren'smuseum.Childrendonothavetopaytogetin.Childrenoftengotothemuseum.Theyliketolookatthedinosaur(恐龍)bones.Theyseeaten-foot-tallwhitebear.OnSaturdays,Indianapolischildrencanheartalksaboutanimalsandtrees.Theyseemovies.Theytakehikes.Theyevenlearntomakethingsthere.()5.WhatisNOTtrueaboutamuseum?It'sagoodplacetodosomeshopping. Peoplecanlearnaboutthehistoryofaplacethere.C.Peoplecanlearnaboutsciencethere. D.It'sagoodplacetolearnaboutart.()6.PeopleCANNOT______inamuseum.A.seemovies B.listentotalks C.makethings D.playwithbears()7.InIndianapolis______.A.thereisonlyonemuseumforchildren B.it'sfreeforchildrentovisitthechildren'smuseumC.peopledonothavetopaytovisitthechildren'smuseum D.museumsareallthesame()8.Themainideaofthepassageisthat______.oldcarsandairplanesarekeptinmuseums animalsandtreesarefoundinmuseumsC.thereareallkindofmuseums D.childrenlikemuseumsCThesugarindustry(行業(yè))hasonegoal.Thatgoalistosellmoresugar.Itisalsothegoalofthecompaniesthatmakesugar-sweetenedproducts.Asweallknow,eatingtoomuchsugarcancauseapersontogetfatter,soyoushouldtrytoeatlesssugar.Inordertoeatlesssugar,youshouldknowaboutthefollowingtips.First,sugarisalmosteverywhereinthemoderndiet.Itisinsandwiches,saladdressingandyogurt.Andofcourse,itisindrinksandfoods,likesodaanddesserts.Second,youdonotneedtoworryaboutthesugarsthatareanaturalpartoffruit,vegetablesanddairyproducts.Mostpeopledonotovereatnaturalsugars.Thefiber,vitaminsandmineralsfromnaturekeepyouhealthy.Third,followsomesimplerulesandhabitsinourlife.Oneideaistodropalladdedsugarforonemonth.Thenaddbackonlytheonesyoumiss.Itiseasierthanitsounds.Finally,don’tdrinktoomuchjuice.Drinkingtoomuchjuicecanbedangerousbecauseevennaturalsugarscanbetoomuch.Keepyourjuiceportions(量)tonomorethansixounces(盎司).Haveonlyoneglassaday.Followthetipsandeatlesssugartokeephealthy.Remember:Youarewhatyoueat!()9.Howmanytipsdoesthetextgiveusabouteatinglesssugar?A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four.()10.Whatdosandwichesandyogurtbelongto?A.Drinks. B.Healthydiet. C.Moderndiet. D.Desserts.()11.Whatisthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthetext?A． B．C． D．()12.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?A.Paymoreattentiontohealth B.HealthproblemsinourlifeC.Eatlesssugartokeephealthy D.WaystokeepoffsugarDNobodywantstolose,butwemustacceptthatlosingisapartoflife.Afterall,wecan’twinallthetime.However,wecanlearnsomethingvaluablefromeveryfailure.Thismayhelpussucceedinthefuture.Sowemustknowhowtobeagoodloser.Wemustnotbeafraidoflosing.Whenwelose,justtakeitwithasmileandlookonthebrightsideofit.Failurecan’tbeavoidedinourlife.Edisonfailed10,000timesbeforeheinventedthelightbulb(燈泡).Whenhewasaskedhowhefelt,hesaidthathehadn’tfailed10,000timesbuthadlearned10,000thingswhichdidn’twork.Wemustknowthathistoryisfullofexamplesofmenandwomenwhoachievedsuccessalthoughtheyfailedmanytimes.Losingisnotverydisgraceful(不光彩的).Wemustacceptourfailureandlearntotakeadvantageofit.Rememberthatitcanbehelpful.Takeactiontowalkoutofit.Whenwelose,thinkaboutwhatwedidandhowwecanimprove.Ifsomeoneelsecanhelp,we’llbeluckyenough.Maybeheorshehasbeenthroughthesameexperiencebefore.Manypeopleenjoyhelpingotherssolveproblems.Thiscansaveusalotoftimeinlearninghowtoavoidthesamemistakesinthefuture.Weshouldfaceourfailurewhenwelose.Thereisonlyonewinnerineverycompetition.Somewin,whilesomelose.Thatisausualwayoflife.Ifweofferourcongratulationstothewinnersandshareintheirhappiness,wewon’tfeelsorryforourfailure.Inaword,beingagoodloserwillhelpustosucceedinlife.Itmightbepainfulatthebeginning,buttherearemanyadvantages.Goodloserssetexamplestous,andmostimportantly,theyfinallywin.()13.Whatcanwelearnfromeveryfailureaccordingtothetext?Awayoflife. B.Avaluablething.C.Ageneralrule. D.Asecretofsuccess.()14.Inthewriter’seyes,whydidEdisonachievesuccess?A.Hegothelpfromothers. B.Hehappenedtomakeit.C.Heavoidedpossiblemistakes. D.Hesawthebrightsideoflosing.()15.Whatdoesthewriteradvisetheloserstodoinacompetition?A.Expresstheregrets. B.Forgetthefailure. C.Shareinthewinners’enjoyment. D.Joininanothercompetition.()16.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?IdeasaboutHowtoAvoidMistakes B.ExperienceinDealingwithProblemsC.AdviceonHowtoBeaGoodLoser D.AdvantagesofbothSuccessandFailure第二節(jié)閱讀短文，從方框內(nèi)所給的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，其中有一個(gè)多余的選項(xiàng)。Playingsportsisgoodforbothyourbodyandmind.SoChinahasalwaysencouragedpeopletoexercisemore.Nowfitnessequipment(器材)canbeseenindifferentcommunities.17OnSeptember2nd,2019,theStateCouncilpublishedanoutline(綱要)fordevelopingthecountry’ssportsindustry.Itspurposeistobuildthecountryintoa“modernsportspower”by2050.Thegovernmentwillmainlyworkonthefollowingareas—publicsportsparticipation(參與),competitivesportsperformances,thesportsindustry,cultureandinternationalsportsexchanges.18Moreimportancewillbeplacedonthethree“bigballs”—soccer,basketballandvolleyball.Morepeoplewillbeencouragedtoplaythem.Theoutlinealsolistsgoalsforteenagersindetails.19Othergoalsincludedevelopingwintersportsinschoolsandbuildingmoreoutdoorsportscamps.Chinahopestohaveastrongervoiceontheinternationalsportsstage.TheoutlinesaysChinawillmakeChinesemartialartsspreadallovertheworld.20A.Byperfectingrulesandstandards,itishopefultoaddthissporttotheOlympicGames.B.Becausetheyarethefutureforourcountry.C.Chinaplanstodomore.D.Forexample,teenagersareexpectedtolearnatleasttwosports.E.Accordingtotheoutline,peoplewillhavemorechancestousesportsequipment.二、完型填空(共10小題，每小題1分;滿分10分)閱讀短文，理解其大意，從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。You’reatyournewschool.It’slunchtime,butyoudon’thaveanyonetositwith.Youwanttojoinsomeoneattheirtable,butyou’renotsureifthey’refriendly.Whatdoyoudo?Natalie’s21ofsolvingtheproblemwastocreateanapp.Sheknowswhatitfeelsliketobealoneatanewschool.Shefounditdifficulttomakenewfriendsandhadto22anewtableatluncheveryday.Ifshesatbyherself,shefelt23.Butifsheaskedtojoinsomeoneandwas24,shefeltembarrassed(尷尬的).Shecreatedalunch-planningapptohelpstudentslikeherfindpeopletohavelunchwith.Theapp—calledSitwithUs—is25.Ifastudentishavinglunch,heorshecancreateaninvitation.Otherstudentscanopentheappand26thatinvitation.Theycanthenusetheapptodecidewhenandwheretomeet.Thisallowsstudentstomake27onlineinsteadofface-to-face.Thisisthereasonwhyitworkssowell:It28theriskofbeingrefused,andtheembarrassmentthatgoesalongwithit.Natalieishappytoseethatpeoplearereplyingtoherappactively—29thosewhosufferfrombullying(遭受欺凌).Soonaftershemadeherappavailabletothepublic,shewonaprizeforit.Shealsoappearedinmanynewsstories.Nataliewasevenaskedtospeakatauniversity.Inhertalk,Nataliewantedpeopletoknowthatyoudon’thavetodosomething30tochangelives.Sometimes,asmallthing—likehavingafriendtoenjoylunchwith—canmakeallthedifference.()21.A.habit B.course C.method D.question()22.A.searchfor B.fixup C.giveout D.getawayfrom()23.A.stressed B.nervous C.lonely D.pleasant()24.A.called B.refused C.discussed D.believed()25.A.cheap B.simple C.private D.noisy()26.A.miss B.make C.send D.accept()27.A.plans B.trouble C.reportsD.dinner()28.A.increases B.avoids C.adds D.takes()29.A.probably B.exactly C.especially D.mainly()30.A.big B.new C.similar D.enjoyable第二部分非選擇題(共40分)三、語篇填空(共10小題，每小題1分;滿分10分)閱讀短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確形式填空，使短文通順、連貫。HaveyoueverheardofQipao?It’sakindoftraditionalChinesedressforwomen.ItstartedfromManchupeopleoftheQingDynastyintheearly17thcentury.OncetherewasayoungfisherwomanlivingnearaplacecalledJingboLake.Shemadealivingby31(fish).Heronlyproblemwasthatsheoftenfeltbad32ofherlongwideclotheswhenshefished.Thenanideacameintohermind—whynotmakeamuch33(comfortable)dresstowear?ThensheinventedQipaotohelp34(she)fisheasily.Onenight,theyoungemperorwhowas35controlofChinaatthattimehadadream.Inthedreamhis36(death)fathertoldhim,“Thereis37youngfisherwomanwearingabeautifullongdress.ShelivesbyJingboLake.Shewillbecomeyourwife.”Afterthat,theyoungemperor38(send)hismentolookforthatwoman.Luckily,theyfoundherintheplacewhichhisfathertoldhimatlast.Shebecametheemperor’swife.ShebroughtherQipaowithher.ManchuwomenalllikedQipaoandsoonitbecamepopularacrossChina.Nowit’salsofamousallovertheworld.It39(make)ofeithersilkorcotton.Andanyway,itbecomesoneofthe40(symbol)ofChina.四、閱讀與表達(dá)(共4小題，41~43小題，每小題2分;44小題4分;滿分10分)閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)內(nèi)容回答問題。Onceayoungmanwasaskedtopaintaboatofarichman.Hegotsomepaintandbrushesandbegantopainttheboat.Whilepainting,hediscoveredatinyholeintheship’shull(船體)andquietlyfixedit.Afterfinishinghiswork,theyoungmangotpaidandleft.Theboat’sownershowedupattheyoungman’shousethenextdaywithasubstantialcheck(大額支票),fargreaterthanthepaintingpayment.“You’vealreadygivenmemoneyforpaintingtheboat,sir.”saidthesurprisedyoungman.“Thisisn’tforthepaintjob;it’sforrepairingthehole,”saidtherichman.“Butitwassuchalittleservice.”saidtheyoungman.“Mydearboy,IforgottheholewhenIaskedyoutopainttheboat.Afteryoufinishedpaintingit,mykidstooktheboatandwentonafishingtrip.Then,suddenlyIrememberedtheholeandtriedtocontact(聯(lián)絡(luò))mykids,butIcouldn’treachthem.Iwasscaredtodeath.ImaginehowthankfulIwaswhenIsawthemreturnhomesafely.Afterthat,Icheckedtheboatcarefullythendiscoveredthatyouhadrepairedthehole.Youprotectedmychildren’s