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ZhongNanshan
Heisoneofthefamousmedicalscientistsinthe21st
century.Dr.ZhongNanshanwasthefirsttotelthepublic
thattheviruscouldbetransmitedfrompersontoperson.
Heisagooddoctorinthecountrymenseyesandrespected
byalChinesepeople.
LiLanjuan
WhenCOVID-19brokeout,shesuggestedthatWuhan
shouldbelookeddownimmediatelytopreventthespreadof
thedisease.SheheadedforWuhanandtookanactivepart
inthebatle.Now,shestilreceivespatientseveryday.
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Asadelivery(
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medicalstafinWuhanduringtheepidemic(
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triedhisbesttokeeplifegoingforthedoctorsandnurses.
PeoplesDailyhaspraisedhimforpresentingthecourage
andhardworkofcommonpeople.
LiWenliang
Hewasthefirstdoctortowarnpeoplehowdangerousthevirus
couldbeattheendofDecember2019,sopeoplecalhimthe
“whistleblower(
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lifeonFebruary7th,2020.Peopleacrossthecountryweresad
tohearabouthisdeath.
( )21.WhatdidWangYongdoduringtheepidemic?
A.HedrewapictureforPeoplesDaily.
B.Hewasbusywithhisownbusiness.
C.HewroteanarticletoPeoplesDaily.
D.Hevolunteeredtosupportthedoctorsandnursestokeep
theirlifegoing.
( )22.WhendidLiWenliangwarnpeopleaboutthedangerof
thevirus?
A.AttheendofDecember2019.
B.Atthebeginningof2019.
C.OnJanuary25th,2020.
D.OnFebruary7th,2020.
( )23.WhichstatementisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.WangYongisadeliverydriver.
B.LiWenliangdiedonFebruary7th,2020.
C.PeoplesDailyhasspokenhighlyofLiLanjuanforherhardwork.
D.ZhongNanshantoldthepublicthattheviruscouldbe
transmitedfrompersontoperson.
B
Manypeoplethinkheroesneedtobehandsome,richorverysmart.
Butforme,aheroisapersonwhoalwayshelpsothers.MyheroisUncle
Bruce.Hisfatherisaworker.UncleBruceistheeldestsoninhisfamily
andhehasfouryoungerbrothersandsisters.
Hewasgoodatneitherwritingnormath.Infact,heneverdidwelat
school.Hehadtogiveupschoolataveryyoungage.Heworkedandgave
alhismoneytohelphisparents.Whenhewasolder,hefoundthathewas
veryinterestedinfixingthings.Hecolectedbrokenthingswhichpeople
threwawayandfixedthemintogoodones.Infact,hecouldfixalmost
everythingthatdidnotwork.Heworkedhardandnevergaveup.Finaly,
heopenedhisownrepairshop.Ittookhimabout20yearstobecomea
successfulshopkeeper.
Now,heisveryrichandhasanotherfourshops.ButUncleBruce
neverforgetsthedayswhenhehadnothing.Hegivesmoneytopoor
families,givespoorkidsbookstoreadandofersthemfreelunch.Healso
encouragespeopletoreusethings.Healwayssays,“Makegooduseofwhat
youhavebecausewehaveoneearth.”
Improudofhim.Heisrealyahero.
( )24.WhydoesthewriterthinkUncleBruceisahero?
A.Heisrichandsmart.
B.Heisgoodatfixingbrokenthings.
C.Heisveryhandsome.
D.Healwaystrieshisbesttohelpothers.
( )25.HowmanychildrenwerethereinUncleBrucesfamilywhenhe
wasachild?
A.Five. B.Four. C.Three. D.Six.
( )26.WhichisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.UncleBruceownsfourrepairshops.
B.UncleBruceforgetsthedayswhenhehadnothing.
C.IttookUncleBruceabout20yearstobecomeasuccessful
shopkeeper.
D.UncleBruceencouragespeopletothrowawaythingstheyhave.
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Ayoungwomanturnsaroundandaroundquickly,andjumpshigh.Inthe
background,ayounggirlreadsarejection(
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“Youhavethewrongbodyforbalet,”itsays,“andatthirteen,youaretooold.”
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in1995asathirteenyearold.Peopleoftentoldherthatshe
wastooold,orthatshedidnthavetheperfectbodytype
(Sheisonly157cmtal).Herfamilymovedalot,andit
wassometimesdificultforhertoatendbaletclasses.ButCopelandloved
dancinganddidnotwanttogiveup.Shestayedwithherbaletteacher
duringtheweekandspenttimewithherfamilyonlyattheweekend.This
wasadificultlife,butsheworkedhardandwonherfirstnational
competitionwhenshewasfourteenyearsold.CopelandjoinedtheAmerican
BaletTheatrein2000andperformedinmanybaletsoverthenextfew
years.In2007,shebecameasolo(
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anythingispossible:“Mycareer(
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A.13. B.14. C.25. D.33.
( )28.WhywasitdificultforCopelandtoatendbaletclasses?
A.Becauseherfamilymovedalot.
B.Becauseshewasnotagooddancer.
C.Becauseshehadnoinvitationleter.
D.Becauseshehadthewrongbodytype.
( )29.WhichofthefolowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Copelandbecamesuccessfulbecauseoftheadvertisement.
B.Copelandhadtospendalotoftimeawayfromherparents.
C.Copelandwonherfirstnationalcompetitionasasoloperformer.
D.CopelandhasendeduphercareerasanactressonBroadway.
( )30.WhatsthewritersopinionofCopeland?
A.Copelandsetsanexamplewhonevergivesup.
B.Copelandwastoooldtostartbaletatthirteen.
C.Copelandhasmadeherachievementsbyaccident.
D.Copelandwasluckytogetsupportfromthebaletschool.
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MichaelFaradaywasoneofthemostfamousscientistsinhistory.He
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Faradaysachievementsseemmorewonderfulwhenwerealizethathe
hadverylitleschooling.Hewasbornin1791inLondon.Hisfatherwas
toopoortosendhimtoschool.Sotheboywenttoworkatabookstore,
wherehebecameinterestedinbooksonscience.
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scientist,SirHumphryDavy.Faradaytookverycarefulnotesatthe
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ittothegreatscientist.InaleterhealsotoldDavythathewasvery
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Faradayreceivedtheexcitementofhislifewhen,onthedaybefore
Christmasin1812,apostmancametothebookstorewithanoteaskinghim
tocalonDavythenextday.Asaresultofthatvisit,Faradaybecamean
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chemistryglasswareandkeptthelaboratoryclean,butlaterhewasgiven
moreimportantworktodo.ItwasinDavyslaboratorythatFaraday
receivedthetrainingthatenabledhimtobecomeoneoftheworldsgreatest
scientists.
( )31.HowmanyofFaradaysdiscoveriesarementioned?
A.2. B.3. C.4. D.5.
( )32.Faradayshowedinterestinscience .
A.whenhewasatschool
B.beforehewenttoschool
C.ashewasworkingatabookstore
D.afterhelistenedtoDavyslecture
( )33.OnChristmasin1812, .
A.FaradaypaidavisittoDavy
B.Faradaybecameateacher
C.FaradaygotabookfromDavy
D.FaradaymadeapresentforDavy
( )34.FromFaradaysexperienceofworkinginDavyslaboratory,we
caninferthat .
A.Faradaywasatidyperson
B.Faradaywasaslowlearner
C.DavypushedFaradaytoohard
D.DavywaspleasedwithFaraday
( )35.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?
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thinkofoneperson,LangPing.Sheusesherstrongwilandprofessional
skiltohelptheteamgototheworldstage.Forus,sheisahero.
LangPingwasbornonDecember10th,1960inTianjin,China.She
showedgreatinterestinvoleybalatayoungage.LangPingstarted
practicingvoleybalinApril1973andtrainedhard.In1978,shestartedto
playfortheChinesenationalteam.Shewonmanyworldcompetitions,
includingtheWorldChampionshipcrownin1982andagoldmedalatthe
1984SummerOlympics.
PeopleinChinaliketocalLangPing“TieLangTou”.Shewasso
stronganddidaverygoodjobinplayingvoleybal.Nobodycouldbeat
her.Whatsmore,nomaterwhatshedid,shenevergaveup.
Afterretiringfromthenationalteam,LangPingmovedtotheUSto
study.There,shelivedaquietlifeandgavebirthtoababygirl.In1995,
LangPingbecametheheadcoachoftheChinesenationalteam.Sheledthe
teamtowinsomeworldcompetitions.Later,LangPingleftthenational
teambecauseofhealthproblems.
LangPinghasbecomethecoachoftheChineseWomensVoleybal
Teamsince2013.Itwasnoteasyforhertomakethewomenvoleybal
playerstrainedbeterthanbefore.However,shenevergaveup.Finaly,
alhereforts(
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W:Oh,sheisgood,butIlikeLuXunbest.
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2.M:Hey,Elsa.Whydidntyougotoschoolyesterday?
W:Oh,IhadatoothachesoIwenttothedentist.
Question:WhatwasthematerwithElsa?
3.W:Jack,whatareyoudoing?
M:Implayingthecrosswordpuzzle.Itsinteresting.Wouldyou
liketojoinme?
W:Idloveto.
Question:WhatisJackdoing?
4.M:Jenny,whatdoyouoftenhaveinthemorning?
W:Ioftendrinksoymilk.Itisakindofproteinfoodanditsgood
forhealth.
M:Oh,Idontlikesoymilk.Ioftenhaveahamburgerforbreakfast.
Question:WhatdoesJennyoftenhaveforbreakfast?
5.M:Whatsthematerwithyou?
W:Ihaveaheadache.
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W:OK,Iwil.Thanks.
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6.M:WhatdidyoudointheEnglishclasslastweek?
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M:Itmustbeinteresting.
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W:Forthreedays.
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8.W:DoyouknowLeonardodaVinci,Bob?
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W:OK.Hewasafamousartist.
M:Oh,yeah.HewasborninItaly.
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9.M:Helo,Ann.Youdontlookverywel.
W:Ihaveafever.
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W:Thanks.Iwil.
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BeethovenwasborninasmalcityinGermany.Hisfather
alwaysdrankandhismotherwasaservant.Theylivedapoorlife.
Beethovenwasatalentedchildinmusic.Peopleatthattimethought
hewasascleverasMozart.Hisfatherwantedtomakemoneyfrom
histalent,sohetoldhimtopracticeandplayalthetime.Ifhe
didntdothat,hisfatherwouldbeangrywithhimandbeathim.He
couldnthearwelfromtheageof26andlaterheheardnothing,but
altheseunhappythingsdidntmakehimgiveupmusic.Hebeganto
writesymphoniesat30,andlaterhebecameagreatmusician.
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Ⅰ.1-5 BCCBC 6-10 ACBAB 11-15 BBABC
Ⅱ.16.Germany 17.poor 18.clever
19.26 20.giveup
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Ⅲ.21-25 BACBA 26-30 DBDCA
31-35 BCBAA 36-40 DCBAD
Ⅳ.41-45 BCCCB 46-50 ABADC
51-55 CGAFD
Ⅴ.56.produce 57.asaresultof/becauseof
58.leaders 59.madealotof/greatprogress
60.sleepy
Ⅵ.61.surprised 62.comes 63.working
64.interested 65.grow 66.stories
67.them 68.buy 69.using 70.relax
Ⅶ.71.health
72.comesfromthesmokersbreath
73.about600,000deaths
74.theirbodiesaregrowing
75.holdyourbreathorjustwalkaway
Ⅷ.76.Whatswrong(withyou)/Whatsthemater(withyou)
77.Yes,Ihave
78.Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis