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2020
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< br>天冲刺卷四
1
、
Head
to
one
of
these
festivals
and
you'll
find
critically
praised
hands,
first-rate literature
and peaceful settings for enjoying fresh juice as
the sun
goes down.
Primavera
Sound, Barcelona, Spain
May 31-June 4
Primavera has become the go-to festival
for those who love good tunes, but
can
t bear the thought of a weekend's camping.
Bands play at the Parc del Forum, with
party goers either staying in hotels or
rented
apartments.
This
year's
artists
include
Wild
Beasts,
Broken
Social
Scene and Japandroids.
Melt.
Grafenhainichen, Germany
July 14-16
Melt's
reputation
as
Europe's
biggest
party
festival
has
been
assured
for
years.
Techno and house DJs
provide lots of entertainment, filling perfectly
with
the attractive setting in an
industrial museum between Leipzig and Berlin.
Bigger
names
include,
too,
such
as
the
talented Warpaint
and
the
sleepy
beats
of I^onobo.
Roskilde. Denmark
June 24-July 1
One of
Europe's biggest festivals, Roskilde is centuries-
long in music history.
Big acts like
Foo Fighters and The Weekend provide the main
draw.
It's in the outer fields where
things get interest ing,with street art in
Graffiti
City and the Ghet-toblaster
for some hardcore party action.
Port
Eliot, Cornwall, UK
July 27-30
Set in the grounds of a beautiful
stately home in St Germans, Cornwall, Port
Eliot is unlike any other festivals.
Festival goers can explore the rooms of the
attractive house, go wild swimming in
the river and take part in workshops
on
everything
from
cheesemaking
to
food-searching.
Or
they
can
simply
spend
time
listening
to
the
best
alternative
music
out
there.
This
is
a
relaxing festival for modern life.
which country can people see Wild
Beasts on June 2?
.
y.
k.
UK.
festival
has a history of over 100 years according to the
text?
era Sound
.
de.
Eliot.
is
special about Port Eliot?
gives party
goers chances to play music.
provides
rooms for party goers to live in.
provides party goers with hands-on experiences.
host city is located between the river
and the sea.
2
、
My family came to the United States
from Mexico when I was 5, so I was
an
English-language
learner
in
school
and
had
to
work
very
hard.
After
finishing
high
school,
it
took
me
eight
years
to
graduate
from
University,
while working
full time at night.
I
started
out
as
an
aerospace(
航
空
宇
宙
)
engineer
and
changed
into
marketing, working at Hewlett-Packard
and IBM for most of my career. Then
I
became a financial adviser, but eventually didn't
find it satisfying enough.
I had always
dreamed of teaching children with a background
like mine, and
I
was 59
years
old,
so
l
knew
it
was
now
or
never.
I
found
out about
the
EnCorps
STEM
Teachers
Program
in
California,
which
would
allow
me
to
explore the possibility
of becoming a science, technology, engineering, or
math teacher in a high-needs middle or
high school. I quickly applied and
was
accepted.
My first job was the hardest
assignment(
任务
) you can get.
I spent my first
year there teaching
math in a middle school, and the following two
years I
taught
at
the
Academy
of
Science
&
Engineering.
When
I
spotted
a
job
opening within the high
school network Soledad Enrichment Action and I
saw the students, I knew it's where I
wanted to work. I'm in my third year
there, and I love it. It's so much more
satisfying than what I used to do for
work. The best is when you see a
student really getting something for the
first time. Especially algebra, which
can be very confusing. Sometimes I was
so confused at their age that I
couldn't even ask a question, so I know that
feeling.
I feel relevant
again, like what I do is really important. I don’t
plan on ever
retiring.
do
we know about the author from the first two
paragraphs?
had to begin working from
an early age.
was good at language
learning when young.
graduating, he
enjoyed trying different jobs.
satisfied with his job, he changed jobs
constantly.
did the author realize his
dream?
applying to be a math teacher
in a high school.
teaching children
with a background like himself.
getting the hardest assignment to challenge
himself.
changing his job for a
satisfying one as an engineer.
was the
author satisfied with when being a teacher?
found algebra can be very confusing.
settled confusing math problems for
his students.
taught at the Academy of
Science & Engineering.
saw a student
really getting improved for the first time.
can be a suitable title for the text?
Be a Teacher and Never to Be a
Successful Teacher
g a Satisfying Job
Is ng after You Retire Is Worth It
3
、
In
summer the extreme heat often makes people sweaty
and restless.
While people are annoyed
by it, experts suggest summer is the best season
to discharge (
排放) your
body’s toxins (毒素
) and recover your
energy.
One popular option is hot-stone
massage (
按摩
). Therapists use
smooth and
heated stones, usually river
rocks, to massage certain parts of the body, or
place them on key points of the body.
The warmth of the hot stones will
improve blood circulation and also help
relax muscles, while sweating is also
bel
ieved to be good for
discharging the body’s toxins.
Another popular option is hot-stone
baths. The hot-stone bath will help the
body discharge toxins and humidity
(
湿气
) that accumulated during
the last
winter. Summer is the best
season to build a good body. Rather than use
water or steam to heat and wash the
body, people simply wear a coat or
something comfortable, and then lie on
heated stone tablets made of hot
stones, which are warmed to around
45oC. The body will gradually warm up
and
blood
circulation
will
also
be
improved.
More
sweat
will
come
out
quickly.
The sweat is smooth and fresh, not smelly like
that released after
sports
activities.
Such
baths
bring
a
number
of
health
benefits,
such
as
anti-aging, improved blood circulation
and stress relief. The slimming effect
of dieting can even be promoted.
Using hot stones for healing dates back
to ancient times, but the modern
renewal of hot-stone massage is
generally credited to Mary Nelson, a native
of Tucson, Arizona, America, whose
trademark is “LaStone Therapy”.
The therapy is gaining wide popularity
with many people, especially those
who
have
jobs
in
cool
air-conditioned
rooms.
The
hot-
stone
therapy
can
help cure many diseases, including back
pain.
do people use to release toxins
in our body according to the text?
ng
in white water.
in cold winter.
on the warm beds.
rging lots of sweat.
can we
know from the text?
should take
advantage of summer to improve their health.
are no toxins and humidity in the body
in summer.
water of about 45oC to wash
the body is good for the health.
have
greater effects on the health than hot-stone
massage.
can be learned about the hot-
stone therapy?
was invented by Mary
Nelson, an American.
successfully
cured many people of cancer.
is
popular with people because of its excellent
effects.
can help people avoid
sweating too much in hot summer.
of
the following could be the best title for the
text?
origin and development of the
hot-stone therapy
B.A healthy and
comfortable lifestyle
to
live
comfortably
in
summer
amazing
functions
of
the
hot-stone therapy
4
、
Auld Lang Syne is a song that everyone
drunkenly sings, which marks the
start
to a brand new year. No one ever seems to know the
words (something
about
forgetting
old
acquaintances?)
or
what
they
mean
(why
would
we
want to forget people?), but, in
America,it's as much a part of New Years'
tradition as wine. But why?
The lyrics(
歌词
) to
the song come from a poem written by the great
Scottish
poet Robert Bums in 1788. Its
title is believed to be an old Scottish way of
saying “a long time ago. ’’ Phrases
like “In the days of auld lang syne”
also
appear
in
other
Scottish
fairy
tales
and
poems,
usually
as
a
way
of
saying “Once Upon a Time. ”
While
it still
causes confusion, it
is
believed
that
the
opening
lines
of
the
song
are
meant
to
be
rhetorical(
夸张的);“Should
auld
acquaintance
be
forgotten,and
never
brought
to
mind?
Should
auld
acquaintance
be
forgotten, and auld lang syne?”
therefore means we should have a drink in
honor of whatever is passing, and
remember old friends.
When the Scots
immigrated to America in
the 19th
century, they brought
the
song
with
them.
But
its
great
popularity
can
be
largely
due
to
the
Canadian bandleader Guy
Lombardo.
In 1965, he explained how he
himself came to associate the song with the
end of the year to Life magazine:
“Auld
Lang
Sy
ne
is
our
theme
song
—
and
was
long
before
anyone
ever
heard
us
on
the
radio.
In
our
particular
part
of
western
Ontario,
where
there’s
a
large
Scottish
population,
it
was
traditional
for
bands
to
end
every dance with Auld Lang Syne. We
didn't think it was known here.
If you
want to see the singer in action,check out his
final performance on the
eve of 1977,
after performing for 48 years in a row.
might people feel when first hearing
the song Auld Lang Syne?
ed.
.
tic.
table.
do people sing Auld Lang Syne when New
Year is coming?
hope for good luck.
celebrate the New Year.
honor of Robert Bums.
memory of the
past.
is Guy Lombardo mentioned in the
text?
created the song Auld Lang Syne.
made the song Auld Lang Syne more
popular.
brought the song Auld Lang
Syne to America.
was the first to sing
the song Auld Lang Syne.
might be the
best title for the text?
does Auld
Lang Syne Mean?
Makes Auld Lang Syne
Popular?
does Auld Lang Syne Come into
Being?
do People Sing Auld Lang Syne
on New Year Eve?
5
、根据短文内容
,
从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项
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为多余选项。
Quick Ways
to Fight September Blues
September can
be an exciting time of year with school starting,
fall sports
coming
back,
and
the
cooling
of
weather.
However,
this
can
also
start
a
difficult
season.
①
____________
If
you
are
struggling
with
the
September
blues, here are some tips you can do to
help you go through this time of
year.
Get yourself moving
This
might not be what you want to hear, but exercising
is an excellent way
to keep both your
body and mind in good shape. If you feel yourself
down
or anxious, try exercising can
help clear your mind and give you a chance to
identify what exactly is causing you
stress. Do not worry if you do not have
time for an hour long workout.
②
____________.
Spread your social butterfly wings
③
____________ You do not
need to admit your feelings or bring up your
blues,
just talk. Invite a friend for
coffee, a walk, or dinner. Not sure you want to
talk? You could always try a movie.
Leaving the house and socializing will
help you reset how you feel. If you do
not feel comfortable social contact,
try sending a text or email.
Get flexible
Yoga is a great
way to help reduce stress and get fit. Yoga
practice involves
learning how to
breathe and thinking about your body as you enter
each
pose. If you are not sure about
your balance or flexibility, considering trying
a recovering class that focuses on
training and recovery.
④
____________, so
you
can
relax
as
they
do
the
work.
⑤
____________.
It
is a
common
problem
affecting both children and adults. If
you feel extremely down or begin to
feel
helpless
and
worthless,
seek
out
professional
help.
A
licensed
therapist(
理疗师
)can
help
you
work
through
your
feelings
so
you
can
get
back to
feeling like yourself.
The tips above
will help you.
A. Pressure always forms
in September
B. Some studios will offer
recovering classes
C. When you are
feeling low, find a friend or two to talk to
D. It is hard dealing with the
pressures of a new school year
E.
Developing some hobbies is a good way to get rid
of stress
F. Just get 10-20 minutes of
movement in and you will still benefit
G. If
you
have
realized
that
September
blues
are
something
you
struggle
with, do not be
ashamed
6
、“Welcome to
McDonald’s. How can I help you?”
“Yeah, four double cheeseburgers. One
with eggs, one with only ketchup,
one
with onions, and one without pepper,” the intercom
(对讲机
)reports.
Almost
automatically,
I
input
the
1
quickly
and
perfectly.
I
can
only
hope the burgers will
be put together correctly on the grill and
presented to
me
in
the
right
2 .
If
the
customers'
foods
are
3
up,
they'll
get
angry
about not eating what they want.
Very
quickly the four cheeseburgers are ready and sent
to me. I turn back
to
4
the foods of the customers. I then
quickly
5
a bag.
Just then,
Jim,
the
manager,
jumps
in.
He
says
6
,“I
wonder
if
you
could
be
7
for
a
while.
I
need
to
leave
because
my
wife's
at
the
hospital.
I’m
8
your
help.
9 .
My
first
thought
is,
10
and
focused.
You’re
able
to
11
it.
Since you've been
working here for several years, you re quite
12
and
k
now
what
to
do.
”
After
13
myself,
I
take
the
sheet
detailing
all
staff's
14
.
And
then
I
go
to
the
front
to
15
everyone
of
the
situation.
Then
Brad,
a
fellow
employee,
goes
to
the
place
where I
have
been taking orders.