閱讀理解NMETmaybeanewwordtomost.Butifweputit“CollegeEntranceExamination”，itwillbefamiliartomostofus，whohavehadbone-bitingexperienceandsweetmemoryofhavinghaditandenjoyingarelativelysuccessfulandfulllife.NMETisthemostimportantwayofchoosingwiseheadsbothinhistoryandatpresent.Maybeitisbecauseit’shardertoinventanewwaythatNMETwillstillbeplayinganimportantpartintheeducationinChina.Nomatterhowwellyouaredoingandhowgoodyouareatyourschooling，thelast3or4days，the7setsofpaperworkandyourfinalscoreswillgiveyouthe“finalsentence”.Thoseluckystudentswouldbeenjoyingthefruitfulrewardswhilethefailedoneswouldhavetotakeinbitterandtearfulresultsasiftheyhaddonenothingduringthepreviousyears.Itisthesamewiththeirparents.Evenworse，oursocietyisnowinthehabitofmakingfavorablejudgmentoverthoseluckyoneswithoutshowingenoughcaretothefailedones.Inthiswaythosewhofailedareunderpressurebeyondtheirabilitytobear，whichwillnaturallyleadtosometragediesafterthepublicannouncementoftheNMETresults.Ican’tpredictanythingbutIreallywishalltheNMETtakerscouldgetasatisfactoryresult.Icallonmorecarefromparentsandthesocietyaboutthosewhoneedourcare.Thoughwehavenowaytohavethesystemchanged，wecanstilldosomethingtochangewhatwecanchange.Whenonedoorcloses，anotherwindowopens.Solongasyouareonthetrackandsparenoeffort，thereshouldbeabrightfuturenotfaraheadofyou.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bone-biting”inParagraph1probablymean？A.Unfortunate.B.Unforgettable.C.Happy.D.Brave.2.WhatwilldecideyourfateaccordingtoParagraph2？A.Yourgoodschooling.B.ThefinalscoresofNMET.C.Hardworking.D.Beingwell-educated.3.WhatmakesmattersworseforthefailedstudentsaccordingtoParagraph3？A.Lackofcare.B.Pressurefromparents.C.Worriesaboutthefuture.D.Favorablejudgmentovertheluckyones.4.Towhomdoestheauthorwritethetext？A.Parents.B.Teachers.C.Officials.D.Students.閱讀七選五HowtoPlanoutYourWeekinAdvanceHavingaweeklyroutineisimportant.Itallowsyoutoknowexactlythedirectioninwhichyoureheadingandwhatyouneedtodoinaweek.So，howdoyouplanoutyourweek？Figureoutthebigthings.TakesometimeeachSundaytothinkaboutwhathastohappenthefollowingweek.Mostweekswillhavethesamebasicbuildingblocks—the“bigthings”thatneverchange.1Butformetheyincludeputtinginafullworkday，ensuringeachchildpracticestheirinstrument，gettingatleast8hoursofsleep，cookingagoodmealeachnight，andworkingout4—5times.Thinkaboutthesmallthings.2Medicalappointments，coffeedateswithfriends，children’sbirthdaypartiesorplaydates.Ihaverulesforthesesortsofevents：Theymustbescheduledforeveningsorweekends.3Otherwise，theymayaffectthequalityofmywork.Setyourgoals.Iftherearespecificthingsyouneedorwouldliketoaccomplishinagivenweek，listthemandplanforthem.4Executive（行政的）coachRafaelSacrednessrecommendssettingfiveweeklygoalsandthreedailyones.That’sagenerousnumberthat’ssuretokeepyourmomentum（動力）going.5I’mafirmbelieverinmorninghourssettingthetonefortherestoftheday.Ithinkit’simportanttogetupatthesametimeeveryday.Itdoesn’thavetobeearly，butitshouldbeconsistent.A.Haveamorningroutine.B.Everyone’sbigthingswilllookdifferent.C.Planningisahabitthatmustbedeveloped.D.Itrynottoletthemoccupymyworkhours.E.Giveitatryandseewhatadifferenceitmakes.F.Thesecouldbepersonalgoalsorprofessionalgoals.G.Nextcomethesmallthingsthatchangeweekbyweek.1.

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5.完形填空Historyrocks！Butyourpoorhistoryteacherwasnotableto1allthefunlittlebits.Whetherthesebitsweresad，ridiculous，orheartwarming，wethinkit’sashamethatyou2outthebits.Andnowwehelpyoumakeupforthat.Famousforhisbeard，AbrahamLincolnwasanincredible3.Thoughhewasn’tactuallyborninaverypoorfamily，hedidhavearelatively4childhood.HardlaborwaspartofthedailylifeintheareawhereLincolngrewup，and，attheageofnine，he5hismotherbecauseofdisease.Aspresident，hewouldgrowtobehistory’s6presidentoftheUnitedStates，standingproudlyat1.93meters.Evenafterhedied，hisstorydidn’t7.In1876，agroupofbadfellowswantedtoholdLincolnsbodyforransom（贖金）atthefeeof$20，000andthe8ofoneoftheiraccomplices（同謀犯）.Theywerecaughtand9toayearinprison.TheodoreRoosevelt’sstoryisoneofprivileges，bigpersonalities，andbiggersticks.TeddyRooseveltwasborntothe10RooseveltfamilyinNewYorkCity，quitedifferentfromLincoln，buthewasknowntobeavery11child.Heeventookup12atayoungageto13againsthisweakbody.Roosevelthada（n）14tothelefteyecausedbyboxing.HetookmanytripstoAfricaandSouthAmericawherehehuntedandstudiedlotsofexoticspecies.Hisbeststory，perhaps，concernsaspeechinMilwaukeein1912.Duringthespeech，amantriedto15Roosevelt’slifewitha16，butthebullet（子彈）wassloweddownbyhisfoldedspeechcraftandeyeglasscase.Roosevelt17toldthecrowdhehadn’tbeenshot.He18givinghisspeechwithoutstopping，19.Whenitwasfinished，heheadedoverassoonaspossibleforthe

20togetthebulletremoved.Mr.Roosevelt，wellplayed！1.A.stateB.interpretC.describeD.cover2.A.workedB.missedC.foundD.figured3.A.figureB.characterC.creatureD.model4.A.happyB.toughC.richD.unforgettable5.A.lostB.sacrificedC.recalledD.rescued6.A.wisestB.strongestC.tallestD.heaviest7.A.ariseB.reduceC.matterD.end8.A.promotionB.fameC.safetyD.release9.A.sentencedB.keptC.regulatedD.taught10.A.exceptionalB.wealthyC.commonD.traditional11.A.aggressiveB.activeC.unhealthyD.confident12.A.soccerB.basketballC.boxingD.running13.A.battleB.competeC.guardD.cure14.A.woundB.injuryC.operationD.check15.A.changeB.saveC.takeD.risk16.A.knifeB.ropeC.gunD.stick17.A.impatientlyB.roughlyC.immediatelyD.bravely18.A.continuedB.enjoyedC.finishedD.practiced19.A.moreoverB.thereforeC.howeverD.otherwise20.A.mallB.hospitalC.libraryD.office語法填空ChrisWaba，asixthgrademathteacherinSouthDakota，isgettingpraiseinhisownway.Hewenttohelpastudent1（lock）downathomewithherhomeworkafterschoolsswitched2virtuallearningbecauseoftheCOVID-19pandemic（流行病）.AfterreceivingamessagefromRyleeAnderson，12，3shewasstrugglingwithamathproblem，Wabagrabbedawhiteboardandhurriedtoherfrontdoor.“Wehad4（real）triedtoworkthroughitdigitally，butyoucanjusttellwhenyouneedtodosomethingelse，”Wabajustsaid，“Illbeoverin5coupleofminutes.”ThenallRyleewaslookingforwardto6（be）tobeabletoseeWabasappearance.7（help）herfigureouttheproblem，Wabaspentabout15minuteskneelingoutsidethefrontdooranddrawingonthewhiteboardwhileRyleestoodsafelyinside.Themoment8（shoot）oncamerabyRyleesdad，JoshAnderson.HethenpostedthephotoonTwitter，whereitquicklywentviral（廣為傳播的）.Wabastressedthatasan9（educate），itisrighttogoaboveandbeyondfortheirstudentsinthistoughtime.“Imnotoneonanisland，”hesaid.“Therearethousandsandthousandsofteachers

10（go）theextramilefortheirkids.”1.____________2.____________3.____________4.____________5.____________6.____________7.____________8.____________9.____________10.____________書面表達假如你是李華，最近你在一份英文報紙上看到一則游泳培訓班的廣告，你想在暑假參加訓練。請寫一封郵件，了解相關情況。內(nèi)容包括：1﹒訓練的具體時間和地點;2﹒條件和費用;3﹒其他想要咨詢的事項。注意：1﹒詞數(shù)100左右;2﹒可以適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________背景大鏈接Homecoming多姿多彩的“返校節(jié)”NeartheendoffootballseasonintheUS，schoolsusuallyholdacelebrationcalledhomecoming.Usually，thecelebrationslastaweekanditfeaturesallsortsoffunactivitiessuchasdressupdays，aparade，ahomecomingdance，andofcourse，thebigfootballgame.Homecomingfestivitiesusuallykickoffwithspiritweek.Thesearedayswhenteachersandstudentscancometoschooldressedupinafuncostumetofitwiththethemeoftheday.“BackwardsDay”isthedaystudentscouldweartheirclothesbackwards.Or“DressasaFamousPersonDay”andallaroundschoolyousawpeopledressedasLadyGaga，HarryPotter，andmanymore.Theotherfestivitiesofhomecomingoftentakeplaceduringtheschoolday.Classesarecutshort.OnFridayafternoonclassesareusuallydismissedatnoonsothattheschoolcanattendthehomecomingparade.Thecheerleaderswillcheer，thebandwillplay，andthefootballplayerswillridearoundinatruck.Afterthis，clubswillholdboothsaroundtheschoolsostudentsmaytaketheafternoontodowhattheywish.在美國橄欖球賽季接近尾聲時，很多學校會舉辦一次名為“返校節(jié)”的慶?；顒?。活動一般會持續(xù)一周。慶祝活動以各種有趣的活動為特色，比如盛裝日、游行和返校節(jié)舞會等，當然，還有大型的橄欖球比賽。返校節(jié)的各種慶?；顒右话愣紡摹熬裰堋遍_始。在這些日子里，師生們會穿上有趣的服裝來學校，以配合當日的主題。比如“反穿日”，學生們可以前后反著穿他們的衣服。還有“扮成名人日”，在整所學校里，你都能看見打扮成LadyGa