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Section B　What makes people admirable? [答案　P5] 一、根据句意及汉语或首字母提示填空完成句子。 1．The man decides to drive the car to the bank to save his money. 2．It would be necessary to leave for the airport now. We don't have much time. 3．I hope that our friendship will last forever(永远). 4．We had to stay at home because it rained heavily the whole(整个)afternoon. 5．Many biologists(生物学家)are researching the effects of pollution on marine(海洋的)life. 二、用括号里所给单词的适当形式填空。 6．We need to take a more scientific(science)method to solve this problem. 7．My brother has a collection(collect)of many kinds of stamps. 8．Her novels are known for the exploration(explore)of human emotions. 9．The two radios(radio)came from Germany. 10．The dinosaur disappeared(appear)from the earth long ago because of the terrible environment. 三、根据句意填写单词，完成句子。 11．We were shaken by the news that Yuan Longping died. 12．Zhong Yang was an excellent student when he was young. 13．The boy entered a university at the age of 20. 14．Our parents provide us with food and clothes. 15．My grandmother left behind an old purse for me. 四、根据汉语意思完成句子，每空一词。 16．这位备受尊重的生物学家花费他整个一生研究植物和种子。 The well­respected biologist had spent his whole life researching plants and seeds. 17．他对于自己所研究的东西显现出深深的热爱和好奇。 He showed a deep love for and a curiosity about the things he studied. 18．在2001年，他开启穿越西藏之旅亲自去收集种子。 In 2001, he began his travels across Xizang to collect seeds himself． 19．对于他来说勇敢地面对寒冷的天气和高原是很困难的，但是他总是继续他的工作。 It was very difficult for him to brave the cold weather and great heights, but he always continued with his work. 20．钟扬遗留下来的不仅仅是大量的种子收藏，他对于工作与研究的热爱将继续在他的学生中延续。 Zhong Yang left behind more than just a huge collection of seeds. His love for his job and research will live on in his students. 五、完形填空。 A hairdresser(理发师)called Xiaohua becomes famous on the Internet because her customers(消费者)feel happy after the haircut. Videos of her 21 hair become popular on Douyin, and many viewers come to her live streaming(直播)to learn 22 to cut hair. Excited fans are even coming to visit her shop in Huaihua, a city in Hunan Province. Xiaohua's real name is Li Jing. She first started to put 23 on Douyin in February. At first, they didn't get much attention. But last month, one of her videos attracted(吸引)lots of views. Although she became famous overnight, she took her job 24 . Many people asked her to open stores in their hometowns. Some even invited her to give speeches to hairdressers in the country in order to 25 her. Getting a lot of love from the fans, Xiaohua said she was not a very 26 hairdresser. She 27 there were many better hairdressers than her. “I am the most common hairdresser. There is 28 special about me，” she said. “I will not raise the price for a haircut 29 the trust from people is important for me.” And because of Xiaohua, Huaihua is now more 30 than ever. More and more people are visiting, trying the local food, and exploring beautiful places there. It's a great example that one person's talent can make a city famous. (B)21．A．covering B．cutting C．putting D．growing (A)22.A．how B．who C．what D．why (B)23.A．tapes B．videos C．pictures D．sound (C)24．A．comfortably B．certainly C．seriously D．finally (A)25.A．learn from B．come from C．hear from D．keep away from (A)26.A．talented B．common C．usual D．simple (B)27.A．promised B．believed C．wondered D．discussed (D)28.A．everything B．anything C．something D．nothing (B)29.A．although B．because C．but D．until (B)30.A．personal B．popular C．possible D．peaceful 六、语篇填空。 阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。 Remembering the scientist who never stopped working Tsung­Dao Lee, a famous Chinese American physicist, passed away on 4th August 31．at the age of 97. Lee is considered one of the 32.greatest(great)physicists of the 20th century. In 1957, at only 31, he won the Nobel Prize in Physics with his coworker for discovering that subatomic particles(亚原子粒子)are not always symmetrical(对称的). When Lee was in high school, the war between China 33.and Japan forced him to give up his studies. It was during this time that he fell in love with physics through science books. Even though he had to teach 34．himself(he). Despite(尽管)not finishing high school, Lee got into the National Chekiang University(now Zhejiang University)in 1943. Because 35.of the ongoing war, he changed to the National Southwestern Associated University in Kunming, Yunnan Province, in 1945 and 36.won(win)a fellowship(研究生奖学金)to study in the US. After finishing his PhD at the University of Chicago, he joined Columbia University in 1953 as an assistant professor(助理教授). He became Columbia's youngest­ever full professor(正教授)three years 37.later(late). After retiring(退休)at the age of 84, he still kept 38.working(work). As 39.aChinese American scientist, Lee greatly supported China­US academic activities. He started a program for choosing gifted Chinese physics students 40.to do(do)PhD studies in the US. From 1979 to 1989, nearly 1，000 young students trained in the program have become key people in many areas in China, including physics, chemistry and finance(金融). 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $