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第一部分
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第一节
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15
小题
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题
2.5
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满分
37.5
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< br>阅读下列短文
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从每题所给的
A
、
B C
、
D
四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Crazy at home? Travel restrictions
limit your wanderlust? For
now
,
from
the
safely
of
your
couch
,you
can
still
explore
the
world
with
these
travel-inspiring films.
The
Beach
Maya Bay ,Thailand
If
there was ever a movie that tells about the search
to find your
own private paradise ,this
is it. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio,
The
Beach
follows backpackers'
search for a hidden mysterious utopia in Thailand.
Ironically
,
Maya
Bay
has
become
so
overrun
with
tourists
since
the
movie
was
filmed that it was forced to close until 2021 due
to environmental
concerns.
Tracks
The
Outback
,
Australia
Based on the true story of one woman's
nearly 2 ,000-mile walk alone
across
the Western Australian desert with just her dog
and camels
,
the
film spotlights the vast Outback.
You'll get lost in the wild beauty of
the country as glimpses of these
wonders such as Uluru Peak fill the
screen.
Lost in Translation
Tokyo ,Japan
This
classic
won
Sofia
Coppola
the
Oscar
for
Best
Original
Screenplay
and numerous fans
for its quiet brilliance describing the loneliness
of
travel.
Suffering
from
jet
lag
and
culture
shock
,two
drifting
foreigners-
Bob Murray and
Scarlett Johansson bond over drinks at the Park
Hyatt in
the fascinating up-all-nigh
world of Tokyo.
The Secret Life of
Walter Mitty
Nuuk,Greenland
Ben Stiller
directs
and
stars
in this
film adaption
of a short
story
about
an
unlucky
dreamer
who
leads
a
sedentary(
久坐不动的
)
life
working
for
Life
magazine.
That
is,until
he
goes
on
a
wild
adventure
tracking
down
a
film negative for the last issue. From jumping out
of a helicopter
in Greenland to
spotting rare snow leopards in the Himalayas
,
Mitty
reminds us
about the rewards of stepping out of our comfort
zone.
1. Which film is from a true
story?
A.
The
Beach
. B.
Tracks
.
C.
Lost in Translation
.
D. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
2.
What appeals to the audience most in
Lost in Translation
?
A. Its famous director.
B.
The natural beauty of Tokyo.
C. Its
presentation of loneliness.
D. The
friendship of two foreigners.
3. In
which section of a magazine may this text appear?
B
Teenagers may not know the
name Kevin Mayer, but he's about to play
an outsize role in their lives.
The longtime leader of the Walt Disney
Company just became the CEO
of TikTok
(
抖音
).In doing so, Mayer will
lake charge of an app whose
influence
over a lot of people has made it one of the most
influential
,
although
controversial(
有争议的
)
,platforms of the era.
Mayer has been
with Disney since the early 1990s- minus a period
as
the CEO of Playboy,com-and he's
helped to acquire some important brands
in
film
industry.
More
recently
he's
become
known
for
his
key
role
in
the
launch of the ll-important Disney Plus
streaming service.
Mayer was thought to
be among the most obvious potential successors
to outgoing CEO Bob Iger, but he was
passed over for Bob
Chapek
,
who ran
Disney' theme parks unit.
Mayer's departure from Disney may not
be a surprise,but his move to
TikTok is
unexpected. The app, owned by China-based
ByteDance,is at a
crucial moment in its
short history- seeing enormous growth during the
pandemic
lockdowns
but
facing
increasing
criticism
over
its
data-
collection practices. As it rises in influence
,the company will
surely face a growing
drumbeat of intense media and strict monitoring.
In
contrast,
Disney
has
never
been
more
delicate,
with
the
coronavinus
pandemic having broken nearly all of
its core business units, from the
close
down
of
theme
parks
and
movie
theaters
to
ongoing
interruptions
to
its production schedules.
Mayer
,
whatever else is
motivating the move,
is hopping(
跳
) to another position at a
proper time.
4. What's the text mainly
about?
A. The job-hopping of a CEO.
B. The rising influence of TikTok.
C. The decline of the Walt Disney
Company .
D. The intense competition
between companies.
5. What's the likely
reason for Mayer's departure from Disney?
A. He had been offered a higher salary
B. He wasn't qualified for his previous
job.
C. He preferred a new career
concerning teenagers.
D. He failed to
succeed Bob Iger as a CEO of Disney.
6.
What do we know about TikTok according to the
text?
A. Potential but delicate.
able but immoral.
C. Popular but
controversial. sional but addictive.
7. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To advertise for Disney. report
of news.
C. To recommend a new app.
compare two companies.
C
During the COVID-19 crisis, even the
simple act of buying groceries
has been
completely transformed. For seniors this task is
even more
challenging. Concordia
University's ACT project team has joined with
community
partners
in
the
neighbourhood
to
fill
this
gap.
They've
rapidly
created a new program-COVID-19 Grocery
Response NDG.
The program
uses a model
that pairs
volunteers
with seniors,
based on
availability
and
language.
Those
volunteers
are
trained
by
ACT's
team
via
video conferencing and then given a
list of older adults. The volunteer
calls
the
individuals
and
takes
their
order,
working
with
grocer
offerings
of a Provigo
store in the area. When the call is over, the
order gets
sent to Provigo, which
gathers and delivers the order to the senior. It
won't
take
the
place
of
the
work
of
the
food
bank;
seniors
are
paying
for
their
groceries.
There is also an important
social element to the
call
,
which doubles
as a friendly check -in. The volunteer
chats a bit with the
senior
,
who
may be
very lonely and anxious. One volunteer says it has
also been a
rewarding experience and
gives her the opportunity to help others while
staying at home, which they are all
being encouraged to do.
The program is
a response to a number of
factors
,
including the fact
that
many
older
adults
are
on
a
fixed
income
and
may
not
have
the
internet
access needed to order groceries
online. It is targeting seniors who
aren't able to access New Hope's usual
meals on wheels service.
So far the
project is a success, with a growing number of
volunteers
and
seniors.
As
for
what's
next,
Concordia
is
optimistic
but
acknowledges
that
the
team
will
need
to
be
nimble
to
accommodate
the
changing
realities
of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are at a
critical time and we need to do
everything we can, together, to help
out.
8. What do the volunteers do to
help the seniors?
A. Help them pay the
bill.
B. Send their order to the store.
C. Write a shopping list for them.
D. Deliver their groceries lo the door.
9. What can we infer about the
programme from paragraph 3?
A. It
benefits both sides.
B. It helps the
store survive.
C. It goes beyond
expectation.
D. It encourages people to
purchase online.
10. Who might be the
potential client of the program?
A.
Daisy aged 45 with a heavy debt.
B.
David who enjoys meals on wheels service.
C. Alexander aged 75 with a retirement
pension.
D. Elspeth who knows noting
about online shopping.
11. What does
the underlined word
“
nimble<
/p>
”
probably mean?
A.
Flexible. B. Beneficial. C. Accessible.
D. Qualified.
D
If
you
read
the
news
about
honeybee
survival
,it's
all
very
confusing.
The
Hoover
Institution's
Dr.
Henry
Miller
notes
“
The
reality
is
that
honeybee
populations
are
not
declining.
According
to
U.N.
Food
and
Agriculture
Organization(FA0)
statistics,the
world's
honeybee
population rose to
80 million colonies(
群落
) in
2011 from 50 million
in1960.
”
Meanwhile
Jennifer
Sass
of
the
Natural
Resources
Defense
Council
points out
“
The number of managed
honeybee colonies in the U. s. has
dropped from four million
hives(
蜂群
) in 1970 to 2.5
million today.
”
Surprisingly,
both
of
these
claims
are
correct.
Miller
points
to
the
“
global
”
commercial
honeybee-
hive
count,
which
has
grown
considerably.
Sass
points
to
domestic
colony
numbers
only
,which
have
in
fact
declined.
Far more bees are farmed for making
honey than for pollination(
传
粉
) services.
Since more honey is now made overseas than it was
in the
past, more hives are kept
overseas
,
and fewer in the
United States and
Europe.
And
the
global
number
of
commercial
hives
and
honey
they
produce
has
grown
to
meet
the
demands
of
an
expanding
world
population.
Such
shifts
offer no evidence of
a honeybee hive crisis.
market forces of
supply and demand.
The FAO data also
clarify that national or even regional declines in
the
size
of
the
managed
honeybee
population
cannot
prove
claims
of
a
global
pollinator decline or
a pollination crisis. However,it emphasizes that
solutions to those problems must be
motivated locally
,
rather
than
globally.
Solutions
will follow only if we take a non-subjective look
at the
issues
,
so
we can address them appropriately rather than have
a crisis
mentality.
As
I
highlight
in
a
recent
post
for
The
Hill,a
big
part
of
the
solution
lies
at
the very
local
level:
with
the
beekeepers,
farmers,
and
communities that
surround them.
12. What makes the news
confusing?
A. Various species.
B. Different affects.
C. Complicated
statistics. D. Contradictory conclusions.
13. What contributes to the growth of
commercial hives?
A. The claims of the
FAO.
B. The shift of honey
export.
C. The increasing demands of
honey.
D. The more services of
pollination.
14. What's the author's
attitude to the honeybee population issue?
A.
Supportive. B.
Objective. C.
Confused.
D.
Doubtful.
15. What would
be the best title for the text?
A.
Honeybee Crisis Solved or Not?
B.
Honeybee Population Declining or Not?
C. Honeybee Market Global or Local?
D. Honeybee Research Global or Local?
第二节
(
共
5
小题
;
每小题
2.5
分
,
满分
< br>12.5
分
)
阅读下面短文,
从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项
,
选项中
p>
有两项为
多余选项。
Water
Skiing
Water skiing is an
exciting water sport that can be a ton of fun. It
takes
a
little
patience
to
learn,but
once
you
do,
water
skiing
is
a
sport
you can enjoy whenever
you have a boat and enough flat water.
16 Every water skier needs water
skis(
划水板
) and they differ
depending
on
the
size
of
the
skier
and
the
experience
level
of
the
skier.
Of course
,
no one
can water ski alone ,so you will need to find at
least
two
people
to
go
with
you
on
your
water
skiing
adventure.
You
and
everyone
you
go with will have more fun if the friends you go
with also want to
water ski. 17
After you have the boat , the people ,and the
skis
,
you will also need a
water skiing cable(
缆绳
) and a
life jacket.
For
your
first
time
water
skiing
,
you
may
want
to
either
take
a
lesson
from
an
expert
or
find
a
friend
that
has
experience
to
teach
your 18 The
observer rides in the
boat
,
but watches the water
skier for any signals
and helps the
driver know when to start and stop.
The
person
skiing
starts
by
crouching(
蹲伏
)in
the
water
,
this
is
called
a deep
water start. The skis will float ,but you want
your body to be in
a
crouching position in
the
water. Your
skis tips should
be pointing out
of
the
water. 19 When
you
are
ready
,
you
give
a
signal
to
the
driver
of the boat ,who
starts
speeding.
Ideally you
are
pulled into an
upright
position
with
your
skis
underneath
you
,
gliding
along
the
surface
of
the
water. 20
A. You need a boat. naturally,
B. Most people just enjoy regular water
skiing.
C. The idea is to ski on the
surface of the water.
D. Having a
successful start will most likely take a few
tries.
E. Your arms will be
overstretched holding onto the cable tightly.
F.
Before
you
start
water
skiing,there
are
a
few
supplies
you'll
need.
G.
Of
your
two
helpers,you
need
one
to
drive
the
boat
and
one
to
observe.
第二部分
语言运用
(
共两节
,
满分
30
分
)
第一节
(
共
15
小题
;
每小题
1
分
.
满分
15
分
)
阅读下面短文,从每小题所给的
A B.C.D
四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的
最佳选项。
Kemira
had
just
jumped
in
the
shower
when
she
heard
her
mother
knocking
at the door.
Kemira's 30-day-old daughter was 21 . The
24-year-old
new
mother
burst
out of
the
22 and
began
patting
her
daughter
on
the
back. Ryleigh
,
the
baby
,
was usually quick to
cry. Now she didn't make
a 23 .
The three had hardly 24 out of
their house when they met will
Kimbro,a
school officer, shouting that the baby had stopped
breathing.
25 for
his
help.
Kemira
handed
the
baby
to
Kimbro.
He
put
a
hand
on
her
little
chest. Ryleigh's heart was 26 beating.
Kimbro 27 for an ambulance-it was
seven minutes the 28
was even
further away. Then he began tapping Ryleigh's
chest, hoping to
make her heart back
into 29 .Thanks to the
CPR(
心肺复苏术
) class
,
Kimbro knew the choking
baby didn't have a 30 to survive if there was
a
blockage
,
and
he
used
one
finger
to
clear
her
airway.
That
was
the 31
touch:20 seconds later .Ryleigh began
to 32 .
While
waiting
the
ambulance,Kimbro
33
the
delicate
chest
compression(
按压
)
and regularly clearing her airway.
At
the hospital,Ryleigh 34 quickly-thanks to a 35
school police
offer who was in the
right place at the right time.
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