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Green's functions on finite lattices and their connection to the infinite lattice limit

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It should be taken into account that X and Y are deﬁned as above and that due to its symmetry property the modiﬁed Bessel function In (z ) should actually be written as I|n| (z ). In this form the action of translation operator on the series is more transparent. Then by splitting the series in two parts we ﬁnd from (2) that
Abstract
It is shown that the Green’s function on a ﬁnite lattice in arbitrary space dimension can be obtained from that of an inﬁnite lattice by means of translation operator. Explicit examples are given for one- and two-dimensional lattices.
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m ∆x + 2π ; Qx = N N X, Y = 0, 1, ..., N − 1.
is the simplest one and, at the same time, contains the important ∆− parameters related to the symmetry of the wave function, as explained in earlier works [5, 6]. For simplicity we also conﬁne the energy parameter λ to the region outside the scattering states, λ ≥ 2. Let’s consider a simple generalization of the formula expressing (1) in terms of modiﬁed Bessel functions [6]

优翼学练优英语七年级下册第六单元范文

优翼学练优英语七年级下册第六单元范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Wonderful Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of year for kids like me. No school, no homework, just endless days of fun and freedom! This summer was particularly amazing. I had so many incredible experiences and made lots of wonderful memories. Let me tell you all about it!The vacation started off with a bang - my cousin David came to stay with us for a few weeks. David is a year older than me and comes from a big city, so I was really excited to have him visit our small town. We did all sorts of crazy things together that I could never do on my own.One day, we decided to go exploring in the forest near my house. David had read about building forts and treehouses online, so we gathered branches, twigs, rope and anything else we could find to construct our own miniature wilderness shelter. It took us nearly all day, but by evening we had a little log cabin hideaway to be proud of! We played make-believe games ofbeing stranded explorers or frontiersmen for the rest of the week.Another time, we got rained in after a thunderstorm. Instead of moping around bored, we used our imaginations to create a whole indoor carnival of fun! We made simple games with household items like bowling with plastic bottles, tossing balled-up socks through a hoop, and even staged a talent show where we did silly dances, jokes and magic tricks for my parents. It was hilarious and we laughed so hard my belly hurt.When David went home after two weeks, I was sad to see him go. But the fun was just getting started! My parents had planned a trip to the beach for our whole extended family. I couldn't wait - I just love the ocean. Building sandcastles, splashing in the waves, collecting seashells, eating ice cream on the boardwalk...the beach is every kid's dream!We rented a big house right on the beach and seventeen of us kids and adults all stayed there together. It was chaotic at times with that many people, but also a total blast. The days were filled with beach adventures - hunting for sand crabs, riding the banana boat, burying each other in the sand, and endless games of frisbee and beach ball. In the evenings, we'd have big family cookouts and then make s'mores around the backyard fire pit.One night, we even went on a moonlight beach walk to look for sea turtles nesting. A park ranger led our group and we got to watch actual baby turtles emerge from their nest and make their way across the sand to the ocean! It was an amazing sight to see these tiny creatures beginning their journey into the great wide world. The ranger said we were extremely lucky to witness it.All too soon, our beach week came to an end. I was so sad to leave but made a plastic bottle full of special sand, shells and memories to take home with me. The rest of summer still stretched out deliciously before me when we returned.I spent many lazy days simply playing outdoors - riding my bike along the trails, catching grasshoppers and butterflies, and climbing my favorite tree to read adventure novels. My best friend Luke and I also put on backyard circus shows, performing magic tricks and acrobatics routines we'd invent to put on for our families.As summer started winding down, our whole community celebrated with a big town fair andcarnival. There were rides, games, concerts, vendors selling fun snacks and knickknacks - everything a kid could want! Luke and I went three nights in a row. We rode the Tilt-a-Whirl until we were dizzy, ate way too much cotton candy and funnel cake, won cheap toys by tossingrings and playing cover-the-spot, and even entered the kid talent show (sadly, we didn't win). Those warm August nights puttering around the bustling fairgrounds are some of my most vivid summer memories that I'll always cherish.Before I knew it, summer was over and it was time to start back at school. Part of me was honestly happy to return to seeing my friends and teachers every day, even if it meant more structure and homework. But I'll forever look back on this summer as one of the most magical, adventure-packed seasons of my childhood. Between my cousin's visit, the beach vacation, and all the backyard exploring and fun with Luke, it was the kind of summer kids dream about. I made so many wonderful memories that I'll forever look back on fondly. I can't wait for篇2My Summer VacationThe school bell rang loudly, signaling the start of summer vacation. I rushed out of the classroom, excited to be free from homework and tests for a few months. My friends and I made plans to hang out at the park and play basketball together. The sunny days stretched out ahead of us, full of possibilities for fun and adventure.The first week went by lazily. I slept in late, played video games, and munched on snacks. By the second week, I was getting restless and bored. That's when my mom suggested I sign up for the summer reading program at the local library. At first, I wasn't too keen on the idea – who wants to read during their vacation? But she convinced me it would be fun and I could earn prizes.I reluctantly went to the library and joined the program. The librarian gave me a reading log to track the books I finished. She also told me about all the activities they had planned, like arts and crafts, movie days, and even a visit from a famous children's author! Suddenly, the reading program sounded a lot more appealing.I started checking out books from the library's shelves, working my way through different genres. I read funny stories that made me laugh out loud. I got swept away by tales of adventure and mystery. The reading log filled up quickly with titles. Before I knew it, I had read over 20 books!My favorite was a science fiction novel about kids who get transported to another planet through a malfunctioning computer game. I loved using my imagination to picture the strange aliens and futuristic technology described in the book. Icould hardly put it down because I had to know what happened next. When I finished, I felt proud of myself for reading such a thick book from cover to cover.The activities at the library were lots of fun too. One week, we made bookmarks decorated with sparkly gems and colorful tassels. Another time, we watched a movie version of a classic children's book. The author visit was definitely the highlight –she read excerpts from her latest book and gave us all autographed copies. I felt like a celebrity getting to meet her in person!As summer wore on, I spent more and more time at the library lost in the pages of books. My parents were happy because it kept me busy during the long days of vacation. I was always eager to discuss the plots and characters with the librarians too. Reading opened up new worlds for me that summer.Near the end of the program, the library held a big party to celebrate everybody's reading achievements. There were snacks, games, and a raffle to win prizes. I crossed my fingers hoping to win something good. When they called my name, I could hardly believe it – I had won the grand prize, a shopping spree at thelocal bookstore! I picked out a huge stack of books that I was really excited to read.Looking back, joining the summer reading program was one of the best decisions I made. Sure, I had a lot of fun hanging out with friends and playing outside too. But getting hooked on reading helped make the most of those lazy summer days. I can't wait until next year's program!篇3My Favorite Subject - EnglishEnglish is definitely my favorite subject in school. I know some kids dread having to learn a foreign language, but I really enjoy it. English just sounds so cool and awesome to me. All the words have these neat sounds that are different from Chinese. I love trying to wrap my tongue around new English vocabulary words.In this latest unit, we learned loads of great new English vocabulary related to sports and competitions. Words like "teammate", "opponent", "referee", and "spectator" were all new to me. My favorite new word is probably "champion" - it just sounds so powerful and impressive. I practiced saying "I am the champion!" over and over, even though I'm definitely not achampion at anything. Well, maybe I'm a champion at drinking bubble tea?We also learned about different sports in English like baseball, football, tennis, and more. I thought it was so interesting to learn the English names and words related to each sport. Like for baseball, you have words like "batter", "pitcher", "dugout", and "home run". Dugout is such a funny word! It reminds me of a little dog's outdoorhouse. Imagine a pitcher throwing a baseball to a little doghouse on the field!In the reading passages, we read all about famous sporting events and competitions like the World Cup, Wimbledon, and the Olympics. The World Cup is definitely the biggest sporting event I had heard of before, but I didn't know anything about Wimbledon. It's a huge tennis tournament in England. How cool is that? Getting to go to England and compete at Wimbledon would be a dream come true. I'm not much of a tennis player though. I'm more of a videogamer, if that counts as a sport?We also learned how to write about sports competitions and events in English. We had to describe the rules, equipment, scoring system, and more. I wrote my essay about basketball, since it's probably my favorite sport to watch, even though I'm not very tall. I made sure to include words like "dribble", "freethrow", and "slam dunk". Oh, and don't forget "referee" and "whistle"! The referee has to use their whistle to stop play when there are fouls or violations. It's a very physical and intense game!The best part about this unit was the fun activities and games we got to play. We played a bunch of rounds of English Charades, where you have to act out a word or phrase from the unit for your teammates to guess. I got "tennis racket" and ended up looking like I was hitting myself with an invisible racket. My team figured it out eventually though! We also had a great time with an English cup stacking competition. You had to race to stack and unstack some plastic cups following the right sequences and patterns, all while calling out the steps in English. It was chaos but so much fun!All in all, this sports unit was an absolute blast. I picked up so many useful vocabulary words and learned all about different sports competitions around the world. My English skills definitely leveled up! The activities and games made it so engaging and enjoyable too. Awesome units like this are why English is my favorite subject. I just love exploring new words and phrases. Hopefully I can use this new sports vocabulary next time I'mwatching or playing sports. Either way, I'm already excited for whatever awesome English unit comes next!篇4Certainly! Here's an essay of around 2,000 words in English, written from the perspective of a primary school student, which could serve as a model composition for Unit 6 of the "You Ying Xue Lian" (优翼学练优英语) textbook for Grade 7 (Lower Volume).Title: My School Life AdventuresHi there! My name is Emma, and I'm a 12-year-old student in the seventh grade. Today, I want to share with you some of the exciting adventures I've had in my school life so far. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs, the joys and challenges, and everything in between!Let me start from the very beginning – my first day of primary school. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was a bundle of nerves, clutching my brand-new backpack and feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension. Would I make friends? Would the teachers be nice? Would I be able to keep up with the lessons? As I stepped into the classroom, my worries melted away. The teacher had the warmest smile, and the other kidsseemed just as eager and curious as I was. From that day on, I knew I was going to love my school life.As the years went by, each grade level brought new adventures and opportunities for growth. In second grade, I discovered my passion for reading. Our teacher would read us the most captivating stories during story time, and I could hardly wait for the next installment. I would lose myself in the magical worlds of the books, and my imagination would run wild. That's when I decided that one day, I wanted to become a writer and create my own stories to share with the world.In fourth grade, I joined the school's drama club. At first, I was terribly shy and could barely muster the courage to speak up in front of others. However, with the encouragement of my wonderful drama teacher and the support of my fellow club members, I gradually came out of my shell. I started to relish the thrill of stepping onto the stage and bringing characters to life. It was an incredible feeling, and it taught me the importance of perseverance and believing in myself.One of the most memorable adventures of my school life was the annual science fair in fifth grade. My best friend, Emily, and I decided to team up and conduct an experiment on the growth of plants under different light conditions. We spentweeks researching, setting up our experiment, and meticulously recording our observations. When the day of the fair arrived, we were bursting with excitement and pride as we presented our project to the judges and other students. Although we didn't win the top prize, the experience of working collaboratively on a scientific endeavor was truly rewarding.One of the highlights of my school life has been the incredible friendships I've formed along the way. Emily, who I mentioned earlier, has been my best friend since kindergarten. We've seen each other through thick and thin, sharing our dreams, fears, and secrets. We've also made new friends over the years, and our little circle has grown into a tight-knit group that supports and encourages one another.As I look towards the future, I can't help but feel a bittersweet mix of excitement and nostalgia. In just a year's time, I'll be stepping into the hallowed halls of middle school, embarking on a new chapter of my educational journey. While I can't wait to explore the new challenges and opportunities that await me, a part of me will always cherish the wonderful memories and lessons I've learned throughout my primary school years.Who knows what adventures lie ahead? Perhaps I'll join the school's debate team and hone my public speaking skills. Or maybe I'll discover a newfound passion for music or art. The possibilities are endless, and that's what makes school life so thrilling – it's a constant journey of self-discovery and growth.As I reflect on the past seven years, I'm filled with gratitude for the incredible experiences I've had and the people who have shaped me along the way. School life is so much more than just classrooms and textbooks; it's a vibrant tapestry woven with friendship, laughter, struggles, triumphs, and unforgettable moments that will forever be etched in my heart.So, here's to the adventures that lie ahead and the countless memories yet to be made. I can't wait to see what the future holds!篇5My Big DreamHi everyone! My name is Lucy and I'm 12 years old. I'm a student in 7th grade at a primary school here in China. Today I want to tell you all about my big dream for the future!In our English textbook this semester, we learned about Unit 6 which was all about jobs and careers. We read some really interesting texts about different professions like doctors, scientists, artists and more. We also practiced talking about our goals and ambitions.After studying this unit, I gave a lot of thought to what I might want to be when I grow up. At first, I couldn't quite decide because there are so many cool options! But after discussing it with my parents and teachers, I finally settled on my big dream career.I want to be an astronaut when I'm older!Ever since I was a little kid, I've been fascinated by space. I remember going to the science museum when I was around 5 years old and being completely captivated by the displays about planets, stars, and galaxies. Learning about how vast the universe is and all the mysteries it contains really sparked my imagination.As I got a bit older, I started watching lots of documentaries and reading books about space exploration. I was so inspired by the stories of brave astronauts like Neil Armstrong, Sally Ride, and Yang Liwei who traveled to space and made incredible discoveries. Just imagining what it would be like to float in zerogravity or gaze back at our beautiful planet Earth from orbit gives me chills!Now that I'm in 7th grade, my interest in space and my dream of becoming an astronaut have only grown stronger. I work really hard in my science and math classes because I know those subjects will be crucial if I want to have a career in aerospace one day. I've even joined the astronomy club at school so I can learn more about the night sky.But I'm determined to overcome any and all challenges! This is my true passion and calling in life. I'm going to study harder than anyone, exercise daily to build my strength and endurance, and develop all the skills I'll need like being a team player, staying calm under pressure, and having excellentproblem-solving abilities.Once I'm an astronaut, I can't wait for all the incredible experiences I'll get to have. Imaging blasting off into space aboard a powerful rocket! Looking down at our planet from the International Space Station and appreciating how beautiful and fragile it is. Maybe even one day setting foot on the surface of Mars or another planet or moon. That would be a childhood dream come true.I know some people might think going to space is too dangerous or not worthwhile. But in my opinion, space exploration is crucial for the future of humanity. By studying the cosmos, observing other worlds, and potentially finding evidence of extraterrestrial life, we could make groundbreaking scientific discoveries that change our understanding of the universe forever. space travel and research also drives innovation in so many different fields, from engineering and medicine to computer science and food production. Developingcutting-edge new technologies to survive the harsh environments of space leads to inventions that end up benefiting all of us on Earth too.So that's my big dream career - to become an astronaut and help advance space exploration and scientific knowledge! It's going to take many years of extremely hard work and dedication. But I'm ready for the challenge. The stars are calling, and I'm determined to answer. I'll never stop reaching for that goal until I've finally left my footprints somewhere other than Earth.Thank you for reading about my dream! I hope you were inspired and that you'll follow your own biggest ambitions too, no matter how lofty they may seem. With enough passion and perseverance, anything is possible. The sky is no longer the limit- not when the vast universe awaits us among the stars. Dare to dream big, work hard, and who knows what you could achieve!篇6My Wonderful Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of year! No more waking up super early, no more homework, and two whole months to do whatever I want. This summer was especially awesome because my family went on a big trip to Australia and New Zealand. We saw so many amazing sights and had the coolest adventures. Let me tell you all about it!Our first stop was Sydney, Australia. It's a huge, modern city right on the coast with an iconic opera house and harbor bridge. We took a tour of the Sydney Opera House and I got to go up into the sails on the roof for an incredible view of the city and harbor. The guides taught us all about the unique architecture and crazy construction of this famous landmark.Another highlight in Sydney was visiting the amazing Taronga Zoo. They had every type of animal you can imagine, from cuddly koala bears to huge elephants and giraffes. My favorite part was the closeup koala encounter where I got to feed a koala and take pictures while it clung to a tree branch rightnext to me. Those fuzzy little guys are just the cutest! We also saw wombats, Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, and other Aussie critters up close.After a few days of city sightseeing in Sydney, we drove down the coast to stay in a little beach town called Kiama. The coastal scenery was breathtaking, with dramatic cliffs, bright blue water, and miles of sandy beaches. We had an amazing Airbnb rental house right across from Kiama's famous blowhole, where waves crash into an underground cave and shoot a huge plume of water and spray way up into the air. It was incredible to watch!I also loved just relaxing on the beach, boogie boarding, and hunting for cool shells and rocks.Our next stop in Australia was Melbourne, which is a very cool, artsy, and multicultural city. We wandered around funky neighborhoods filled with street art, indie boutiques, and tons of amazing global restaurants and cafes. The highlight for me was getting to go on a road trip out to see the famous colorful bathing boxes along the beaches near Melbourne. These are these adorable little wooden changing sheds painted in every bright color you can imagine. They make the cutest photo backdrops ever!After a week exploring the cities and coasts of southeastern Australia, we hopped on a plane and flew to the other side of the Tasman Sea to New Zealand. Our first stop there was Queenstown, which is the adventure capital surrounded by gorgeous mountains and lakes. We went jet boating through narrow canyon rivers at crazy speeds, luged down a mountain on a gravitypowered sled/go-kart track, and took a ride across a canyon suspended from a tiny cable car. My heart was pounding from all the adrenaline but it was the biggest rush ever!One of my very favorite experiences from the whole trip was our day spent exploring the incredible Milford Sound fjord in New Zealand. We took a small boat cruise through the dramatic, towering cliffs rising straight up from the dark blue water. Our captainpointed out furry seals lounging on rocks and swooping birds. And when we drifted into theopen bay, we were completely surrounded by striking mountain peaks with powerful waterfalls streaming down from every ledge. The scenery looked almost fake, it was that surreal and beautiful. Like something from a storybook or movie.Our last few days in New Zealand were spent in the funky artistic hub of Wellington. We took a behind-the-scenes tour of the Weta Workshop, where they make props and costumes formovies like The Lord of the Rings. We got to see incredibly detailed models, creatures, armor, and weapons they handcrafted for all kinds of fantasy films. My brother was completely geeking out seeing the actual props from his favorite movies up close. I felt pretty cool getting a peek behind the special effects magic too!Everywhere we went in Australia and New Zealand, the locals were incredibly friendly and helpful. And the nature and landscapes were out of this world beautiful. We swam in oceans and lakes, hiked through forests and by waterfalls, dug our toes into sandy beaches, and just soaked in the incredible scenery nonstop.While it was incredible getting to experience so many awesome sights, my favorite part was honestly just getting that special uninterrupted family time. No school, work, or activities pulling us in different directions for two whole weeks. We were all totally present, exploring the world together, making amazing shared memories, and genuinely enjoying each other's company. Those moments of connection and closeness as a family don't come along too often these days.Well, I guess that summer adventure Down Under will be pretty hard to top. But I plan to soak up every last minute of thisfreedom before school starts up again. Maybe I'll even start brainstorming ideas for where we should travel next year...or at least start hinting about it to my parents! An epic summer vacation will definitely go down as one of the highlights of being a kid.。

河南省三门峡市2024-2025学年三上数学第六单元部编版质量检测模拟卷

河南省三门峡市2024-2025学年三上数学第六单元部编版质量检测模拟卷学校：_______ 班级：__________姓名：_______ 考号：__________（满分：100分时间：45分钟）总分栏题号一二三四五六七总分得分评卷人得分一、认真审题，填一填。

（除标注外，每空1分）1.285×42的积是位数，得数在左右．2.李老师每分钟跳绳199下，4分钟大约跳绳( )下。

3.400的5倍是，13的6倍是，8个15连加的和是．4.125与400的积里有2个0．．5.一个非零的一位数乘两位数，积可能是位数，也可能是位数．6.在横线里填上“＞”，“＜”或“=”130×30 13×300 17×300 30×180700×10 10×770 17×40 19×30．7.1×3×5×7×9×0= ．8.计算40×4，可以把40看作个十，个十乘4得个十，所以40×4= ．9.最大能填几？60×__＜182 80×__＜56864×__＜360 19×__＜160评卷人得分二、仔细推敲，选一选。

（将正确答案的序号填入括号内）（每小题2分，10分）1.如下图，算式45×3求的是（）。

A．1个书架可以放多少本书？B．3个书架可以放多少本书？C．4个书架可以放多少本书？2.如图竖式中3乘8所得的24，表示24个（）。

A．一B．十C．百3.下面算式的得数在4000至5000之间的（）。

A．906×4B．380×9C．9×5104.5×6×7×0等于（）A．30B．210C．05.求27是3的几倍，列算式是（）A．27×3B．27÷3C．27﹣3D．27+3评卷人得分三、判一判。

大同市第一中学初中英语七年级下册Starter Unit 10经典练习题(培优)

考试范围：xxx；满分：***分；考试时间：100分钟；命题人：xxx 学校：__________ 姓名：__________ 班级：__________ 考号：__________一、选择题1．—I'm very thirsty(口渴的) now.—Would you like some ______？A．noodles B．potatoes C．tea D．fish2．We have in our restaurant．A．some special B．any special C．some specials D．any specials3．I don’t like．A．onions，tea or porridge B．onions，tea and porridge C．onion，tea or porridges D．onion，tea and porridges4．They have two bowls of noodles．A．tomato and egg B．tomato and eggs C．tomatoes and egg D．tomatoes and eggs 5．—Can I help you ? —I’d like to drink ______.A．some oranges B．oranges C．some orange D．orange juices 6．______ you like______ to eat?A．Are, something B．Are, anything C．Would, something D．Would, anything 7．---What's your favorite fruit, Tom? ---__________.A．Green tea B．Onions C．Soup D．Apples 8．—What do you need for the soup，Jenny?—________ onion and two eggs，please.A．A B．An C．/ D．The9．This cup is too small. Do you have a ________ one?A．clean B．large C．round D．new 10．—Would you like tea ________ juice?—Tea，please.A．and B．or C．but D．so11．（题文）—Would you like ______ soccer with us，Tom?—Sure.I like ______ soccer very much.A．to play；playing B．playing；playingC．play；to play D．to play；play12．Last night the big fire in Sunshine Shopping Mall was started by the children playing with matches．，no one was hurt．A．Luckily B．Suddenly C．Easily D．Sadly 13．—What ______ dumplings would you like?—I'd like beef dumplings，please.A．kind of B．kind C．time D．size14．In some places, Chinese people often eat eggs ________ their birthday.A．in B．on C．at D．to 15．—Do you like eating rice or noodles？—______.A．Yes，I do B．No，I don'tC．Noodles，please D．Not at all16．—Are there______ vegetables on the table?—Yes.There are ______ vegetables on it.A．some；some B．any；any C．some；any D．any；some 17．—______？—I'd like a hamburger，please.A．Can I help you B．Do you like a hamburger C．What do you do D．Would you like a hamburger 18．There are lots of students in the classroom.The number of them ______ 80.A．is B．has C．have D．are19．We would like _____ to school by bike.A．to go B．goes C．going D．go20．Alice doesn’t have _______ bananas, but she has _______ apples.A．some; any B．some; someC．any; any D．any; some21．—Look! There is _______ cake on the table.—_______ cake must be for Alan. Tomorrow is his birthday.A．a; A B．a; TheC．the; A D．the; The22．—Would you like some strawberries?—_______.A．No problem B．It’s OKC．No, I wouldn’t D．Yes, please23．For ________，I like beef and fish.But I don't like chicken.A．fruit B．vegetables C．drinks D．meat 24．—Would you like some milk? —________.A．Yes，it is B．Yes，I would C．No，I wouldn't D．Yes，please 25．—______?—I’d like some noodles.A．What do you like B．Do you like some noodles C．What size would you like D．What would you like26．We have no ______ in the fridge(冰箱)．Let's go and buy some mutton and beef. A．meat B．eggs C．vegetables D．fruit【参考答案】一、选择题1．C2．C3．A4．A5．C6．C7．D8．B9．B10．B11．A12．A13．A14．B15．C16．D17．A18．A19．A20．D21．B22．D23．D25．D26．A【参考解析】一、选择题1．C解析：C【解析】句意：-我现在非常的口渴。

初一下册英语60页二题作文仿写

初一下册英语60页二题作文仿写篇一：Hello, everyone! I don’t like sports, but I like eating very much. I eat a lot food every day. For breakfast, I like milk, eggs and bread a lot 。

For lunch, I like French fries, chicken, hamburgers and apples. For dinnerr, I like fruits, vegetables and rice.篇二：Hello, everyone! I don’t like sports, but I like eating very much. I eat a lot food every day. For breakfast, I like milk, eggs and bread a lot . For lunch, I like French fries, chicken, hamburgers and apples. For dinnerr, I like fruits, vegetables and rice.篇三：Mr. Lee is my English teacher, and is thirty. He likes sports very much, so he looks strong and young. He is fond of singing too. When we feel tired in the class, he will teach us some English songs. Sometimes he tells us some funny stories. He often encourages us to speak and write in English. Although we may make mistakes now and then, he always corrects them patiently and tells us how to write properly. He is really a good teacher. We all love him and his class.篇四：Look! This is Tom’s room. His photos are on the wall. His T-shirt is on the bed. His baseball bat is behind the dresser. The keys are in the drawer. The computer is on the desk. Where is Tom’s baseball? Oh, It’s under the bed. What is on the floor? They are Tom’s shoes, socks and computer games. What do you think of Tom’s room?。

大庆中学初中英语九年级全一册Starter Unit 6阶段练习(专题培优)

考试范围：xxx；满分：***分；考试时间：100分钟；命题人：xxx 学校：__________ 姓名：__________ 班级：__________ 考号：__________一、选择题1．— Thanks for offering me _________ useful advice!— __________.A．so ; With pleasure B．so ; My pleasureC．such ; My pleasure D．such ; With pleasure2．—How dangerous!—Yeah.The bus hit the car just now.A．nearly B．normally C．clearly D．mostly3．I met an old friend of mine in the street yesterday.A．by accident B．by the end C．by mistake D．by then 4．—The book ________ to you by Jim，so you can ask him.—Thank you. I will ask him.A．gave B．was given C．was giving D．had given5．--- Some schools have used smart uniforms. I wonder .--- They can tell parents where their children are.A．who invented them B．what they are used for C．when students wear them 6．The number of the people using Huawei ________is getting larger and larger.A．cultures B．customers C．products D．histories 7．More money __________ when we use both sides of paper.A．will save B．was saved C．saved D．will be saved 8．─He al ways appears to _________.─That's because he's really knowledgeable and experienced.A．have a point B．pull together C．take place D．make a choice 9．—Through 5G, people in two different cities can even “shake hands” on the same screen.— _________A．What a mess! B．Don’t mention it.C．With pleasure. D．Wonderful, indeed. 10．The government of China _________the idea of A Belt and A Road in 2013.A．came up with B．cheered up C．put up11．Most young girls like wearing clothes ________.A．in trouble B．in style C．in order D．in need 12．—So kind of you to give me a ride to the station!—________.A．It doesn't matter B．Never mindC．Yes D．My pleasure13．Thanks to Project Hope, ________ children have better lives.A．thousands of B．thousands C．thousand of14．It's a pity that we'll have no ________ to watch the Olympics in Tokyo, 2020. A．choice B．chance C．reason D．place 15．—Can you help me open the door？—________.A．Never mind B．My pleasure C．With pleasure D．It's a pleasure 16．____________ Lily ____________ Lucy never pays anybody ____________ repair their things.A．Both; and; to B．Both; and; forC．Not only; but also; to D．Not only; but also; for17．Though lemon tastes __________, I still like it.A．crispy B．salty C．sour18．—What do you think of the dish?—It is sweet and s our, but isn’t __________.A．crisp enough B．crispy enough C．enough crisp D．enough crispy 19．— Listen! ______.—Oh, let’s go to the classroom.A．There goes the bell. B．There is a bell. C．There the bell go. 20．— Mum, I am hungry now. Is there in the fridge？— Sorry, there is nothing in the fridge.A．anything to drink B．anything to eatC．something to drink D．something to eat21．---How long has the country been open to international trade? ---____________1978, I think.A．After B．Before C．In D．Since 22．Look! These are ___________.A．me two rulers B．a ruler C．two ruler D．two rulers 23．How delicious the cake is! It________ by my grandmother this morning.A．made B．is made C．was made D．will be made 24．—Can you help me think of an idea?—________. Let me think.A．With pleasure B．No way C．Never mind D．That's right 25．The dress is in a special ________. It only sells in our store. Try it on and you'll like it. A．list B．brand C．condition D．style 26．—How is your project?—________, so good.A．As long B．So far C．So much D．As for【参考答案】一、选择题1．C2．A3．A4．B5．B6．C7．D8．A9．D10．A11．B12．D13．A14．B15．C16．C17．C18．B19．A20．D21．D22．D23．C24．A25．D26．B【参考解析】一、选择题1．C解析：C【详解】句意：——谢谢你给我这么有用的建议！——我的荣幸。

江阴市南闸实验学校七年级下学期英语Unit 3单元测试卷

2020-2021学年下学期七年级英语第三单元测试卷(A)一、单词辨音（5分）()1. A. nothing B. notice C. golden D. hope()2. A. pizza B. building C. ring D. notice()3. A. duck B. usually C. hungry D. hundred( )4. A. help B. smell C. below D. better( )5. A. look B. cook C. foot D. soon()6. A. sound B. double C. underground D. around( )7. A. show B. flower C. shower D. down()8. A. forty B. forward C. information D. order()9. A. Western B. together C. winter D. hers()10. A. think B. theirs C. nothing D. throne二、词汇检测（10分）1. Where do you buy these _________ (明信片)? They are so nice.2. How many Chinese _________ (绘画, 油画) do you have in your home?3. Let's go to the new _________ (剧院) in Wanda Square and watch a play.4. How often does your grandfather go _________ (慢跑)?5. My brother _________ (拥有) a new sports car.6. Mr John and his family live in a _________ (安静的) street.7. Our new English teacher Miss Li is very _________ (友好的)to us.8.--- Who is this woman?--- She's a very _________ singer. I think everyone knows her.9. --- The boys are playing over there. Are these bags _________ ?--- Yes, I think so.10. --- Let's _________ a boat on the West Lake, shall we?--- Sorry, I can't. I'm afraid of water.三、单项填空（20分）( )1. Here is watch Mary bought me, I think it's useful thing to me.A. a; aB. the; anC. the; aD. a; an( )2. --- The fish _________ nice. You're really a good cook.--- Thanks. Try some, and you'll like it more.A. tastesB. cooksC. seesD. smells()3. The New City Square is a nice place on Sundays.A. goingB. to goC. going toD. go()4. --- Oh my god! Lucy fainted(晕倒)!--- Let's open the window and get her some air.A. warmB. freshC. luckyD. bright()5. --- Is this _________ bike? --- No, it is _________ .A. Tony; his sisterB. Tony's; his sisterC. Tony's; his sister'sD. Tony; his sister's()6. Looking after children isn't only _________ work. Men should also to it.A. woman'sB. womenC. womanD. women's()7. Be quick! Don't. _________ the early bus to the train station.A. stopB. waitC. missD. get() 8. It's about three _________ ride from our town to Nanjing.A. hour'sB. hours'C. hoursD. hour()9. _________ is the price of this pair of jeans?A. WhatB. How muchC. How manyD. How( )10. --- _________ is the supermarket Auchan from your home?--- It's about two miles _________ .A. How long; awayB. How long; far awayC. How far; awayD. How far; far away()11. --- What's in that leather bag? --- .A. NothingB. No oneC. AnythingD. Someone ()12. The bedroom with a picture of flowers on the door is _________ .A. Lily and LucyB. Lily's and Lucy'sC. Lily's and LucyD. Lily and Lucy's()13. _________ camera is not as expensive as _________ , but it works well too.A. My; hisB. Mine; himC. My; himD. Mine; his()14. --- Shall we have a picnic this Sunday morning? --- _________ .A. That's greatB. Good luckC. Oh, I seeD. You are welcome()15. Some boys are playing football, and are playing basketball.A. otherB. othersC. the otherD. another()16. My new flat is about 20 minutes _________ the centre of Suzhou _________ bus.A. to; inB. from; byC. in; byD. about; on()17. It often takes Mom an hour _________our dinner.A. to cookB. cookC. cookingD. cooks()18. June 1st is _________ and September 10th is _________ .A. the Child's Day; the Teachers' DayB. Children's Day; Teachers' DayC. the Children's Day; Teacher's DayD. Childs' Day; the Teacher's Day()19. I need new trousers. _________ old.A. My trousers isB. Mine areC. Mine isD. My one is()20. --- We'll go to Suzhou for our class trip next week.--- Aren't you lucky?A. Have fun!B. Take care!C. I hope so.D. Best wishes to you.四、完形填空（10分）How do you go to school? Some students may answer, "By car. "Maybe some others will look at them through green glasses (羡慕地).You needn't feel __1__ if you have no cars. It's true that cars are 2 . Many people find it hard to think about 3 life will be like if they have no cars. But now more people know that too many cars bring great 4 . They make streets too 5 .People are trying to stop pollution (污染) from cars. One way is to make 6 cars. But it 7 much to make these cars. And more people think about better ways. We can 8 our lifestyle. A lot of people in big cities go to work 9 bike now. Riding bikes is clean and healthy. It helps people get strong. Let's try together! I hope we can live in a green world with no pollution 10 .( )1. A. bad B. good C. well D. better()2. A. interesting B. important C. difficult D. dangerous ( )3. A. how B. what C. why D. where( )4. A. lessons B. fun C. skills D. problems ( )5. A. small B. clean C. busy D. modern ( )6. A. green B. red C. yellow D. white( )7. A. takes B. spends C. pays D. costs( )8. A. have B. change C. enjoy D. make( )9. A. on B. by C. with D. ride()10. A. something B. some days C. some day D. any day五、动词填空（10分）1. We all find it interesting _________ (learn) English with the help of Miss Wang.2. I am planning a day out, so I hope it _________ (not rain) tomorrow.3. My uncle _________ (check)my computer in the study. It doesn't work well.4. I often hear the old woman _________ (sing) Beijing opera in the morning.5. you (take) them to our company the day after tomorrow?6. My mother _________ (drive) me to school every day.7. You'd better come early so that you _________ (not miss) any part of the opera.8. Some ladies are practising _________ (dance) in the square.9. Don't let him _________ (eat) too much Beijing duck. He is too fat.10. 一Who _________ (show)us around the school this afternoon, MrWhite?一Mr Smith, the History teacher is.六、阅读理解（20分）（A）()1. How many kinds of animals are talked about(被谈论)in the passage?A. Four.B. FiveC. Six.D. Seven.() 2. Now Mr Smith is in the zoo with his two sons, one aged 14 and the other 10, how much are the tickets together?A. $4.00B. $3.00C. $2.00D. $1.00() 3. Which of the following is the visiting time?A. 8: 30a. m. on Monday.B. 9: 30a. m. on Friday.C. 3: 00p. m. on Sunday.D. 5: 00p. m. on Tuesday.( )4. What does the underlined (画线的) word "except" mean?A. but notB. and alsoC. the same asD. at times()5. Which of the following may we do in the zoo?A. To give some food to the fish.B. To touch the monkeys on the head.C. To throw things everywhere.D. To take a few nice photos.（B）Many Chinese students ask for advice on how to improve(提高) their English. There are three common questions.The first question is about real English. Li Gang said, "I want to learn real English. But I don't know what to do. "Watching English films is a good way to learn real English. You can watch them when you are tired after studying for a long time. While watching them, you can relax (放松) and learn real English at the same time.The second question is about speaking. Chen Ming said, "I'm too shy(害羞的) to talk with foreigners(外国人). ""How are you? ""Where are you from? ""What do you think of China? "These are good questions to start a talk. Many people are shy when they speak English, so before you begin, take a deep breath (呼吸) and smile! Smiling always helps.The third question is about vocabulary. Li Jia said, "I want to remember (记住) all the new words. I write them down, but I forget them soon. "Try to remember eight or ten words a day. Write them down on a piece of paper. Read the words whenever you see them, and change them every day. And when you're shopping, how about saying the English names for everything you see?()6. How many questions about learning English are mentioned (提及) in the passage!A. Two.B. Three.C. Four.D. Five.()7. If you want to talk with a foreigner, you'd better _________ before speaking according to the passage.A. smile at him or herB. give him or her a hugC. introduce (介绍) yourselfD. talk about the weather()8. Which isn't a good way to learn English?A. Watching English films.B. Practising.C. Sitting in your bedroom to remember words.D. Say the English names for everything you see.()9. What's Li Jia's problem?A. She's too shy to talk to foreigners.B. She doesn't know how to improve her listening in English.C. She spends too much time watching English films.D. She can't remember English words for long.()10. This passage mainly talks about _________ .A. why so many people learn EnglishB. how to remember English wordsC. why learning English is difficultD. how to improve English七、翻译句子（10分）1. 大风过后，树叶散落得到处都是。

甘肃省武威市2024年数学(高考)部编版真题(冲刺卷)模拟试卷

甘肃省武威市2024年数学（高考）部编版真题(冲刺卷)模拟试卷一、单项选择题（本题包含8小题，每小题5分，共40分。

在每小题给出的四个选项中，只有一项是符合题目要求的）(共8题)第(1)题有一组样本数据0，1，2，3，4，添加一个数X形成一组新的数据，且，则新的样本数据的第25百分位数不变的概率为（）A．B．C．D．第(2)题设是定义在上的偶函数，对任意的，都有，且当时，．若在区间内关于的方程恰有个不同的实数根，则实数的取值范围是（）A．B．C．D．第(3)题已知函数，若不等式在上恒成立，则实数的取值范围是（）A．B．C．D．第(4)题已知集合，，则（）A．B．C．D．第(5)题命题“，”的否定是（）A．，B．，C．，D．，第(6)题若将函数图象上所有的点向右平移个单位长度后得到偶函数的图象.给出命题的最小正周期是的一个单调递增区间是，则下列命题中为真命题的是（）A．B．C．D．第(7)题将一个体积为的铁球切割成正三棱锥的机床零件，则该零件体积的最大值为（）A．B．C．D．第(8)题已知为虚数单位.，则（）A．1B．C．2D．4二、多项选择题（本题包含3小题，每小题6分，共18分。

在每小题给出的四个选项中，至少有两个选项正确。

全部选对的得6分，选对但不全的得3分，有选错或不答的得0分） (共3题)第(1)题如图，棱长为2的正四面体中，，分别为棱，的中点，为线段的中点，球的表面正好经过点，则下列结论中正确的是（）A．平面B．球的体积为C．球被平面截得的截面面积为D ．过点与直线，所成角均为的直线可作4条第(2)题已知平面向量，，则下列说法正确的是（）A．B．在方向上的投影向量为C．与垂直的单位向量的坐标为D．若向量与向量共线，则第(3)题在平面直角坐标系中，定义为两点、的“切比雪夫距离”，又设点及上任意一点，称的最小值为点到直线的“切比雪夫距离”，记作，给出下列四个命题，正确的是（）A．对任意三点，都有；B ．已知点和直线，则；C．到定点的距离和到的“切比雪夫距离”相等的点的轨迹是正方形.D．定点、，动点满足，则点的轨迹与直线（为常数）有且仅有2个公共点.三、填空（本题包含3个小题，每小题5分，共15分。

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20XX山东日照普通高中录
取率约60%
20XX山东日照中考录取率却仅约60%，有近万名考生普高将落榜。

半岛都市报6月12日讯(记者王莉) 普通高考刚结束，6月11日，20XX年中考又拉开帷幕，日照市今年共有24480人报考普通高中，而今年全市普通高中计划招生人数为14860，相比今年全省高考超过90%的录取率，中考录取率却仅约60%，有近万名考生普高将落榜。

32000名考生参加中考
记者从市教育局了解到，今年共有32000余名初中毕业生参加6月11日～13日的中考，其中包括考普高、职高、中专的考生。

11日8时许，记者在实验高中考点看到，一辆辆送考的大巴驶入了校园，考生陆续地进入了考场。

前来送考的家长很少，而陪考的家长更是寥寥无几。

第一场语文考试结束后，大部分考生轻松走出考场，他们觉
得试题不难，做起来也很顺手，没有紧张的感觉。

据悉，初中学生学业考试(中考)既是义务教育阶段的终结考试成绩，也是高中阶段学校录取新生的重要依据，全市高中招生区域划分为：日照一中在市区(含东港区、岚山区、市直、日照经济开发区)范围内招生，东港区高中学校在东港区、市直、日照经济开发区范围内招生，岚山区、莒县、五莲县高中学校分别在各自行政区域内招生。

考普高近1万人落榜
据市教育局基础教育科尚科长介绍，今年32000余名初三毕业生参加中考，其中报考普通高中的人数为24480人，而今年全市普通高中计划招生14860人。

中考录取率仅约60%，也就是说，将有近万名考生普高落榜。

“心态比较轻松，如果考不上理想的高中，就选择其他出路。

”11日，在实验高中考点，一名刚刚走出考场的考生表示，他的成绩不是很优秀，如果落榜了也不遗憾，可能父母会有期望，但他的心态比较轻松。

采访中，记者发现部分想上重点高中的考生略微紧张，但多数考生心态平和，把中考看成普通的结业考试。

13日考生填报志愿
据悉，日照市严格落实考生自愿原则，将选择学校的权利交给考生。

考生分两次选报志愿：第一次选报安排在6月13日上午英语考试结束后半小时内，在考场内进行，考生可选择1个指标生志愿、3个统招生志愿;第二次选报安排在7月11日～12日，市教育局公布选报志愿资格线和各学校招生计划，在选报志愿资格线上，未被录取的考生由原毕业学校统一组织，通过网络登录市教育局门户网站，选报3个择校志愿。

(来源：半岛网-半岛都市报)。