2017暑假合订SSP

I.1.evaluate 2. extra 3. similar 4. provide 5. distractII. BDAFIII.1. The dishes are well cooked here and free cakes are provided.2. This noise out of the window distracted me from reading last night.3. I’m similar to him in age and family background, which I think is the reason why we have become good friends.Teenager Gets Stanford Place byWriting#BlackLivesMatter 100 TimesI.1.boast 2. secure 3. attack 4. highlight 5. identityII. BCDIII.1.1) In the biology laboratory, the professor highlighted the materials available for the experiment.2) In some cases, what matters is not the result but whether you have enjoyed the process.3) Tom ignored the early signals of a heart attack andlost his life eventually.IV.Ziad Ahmed, an Bangladeshi-American student, answered with #BlackLivesMatter, repeated 100 times, in his application for a place at Stanford University and was later admitted to the university. Ahmed was glad Stanford appreciated his unapologetic activism. Not everyone was impressed though. Some called his behavior “virtue signaling,”while others thought his résumémeant he would’ve been admitted to Stanford anyway. (59 words)Greet Your Child With a SMILE, Not a MobileI.1.feature 2. absorbed 3. Lack 4. neglected 5. warn 6. erectII. ACDIII.1. I was so absorbed in reading that I didn’t hear my cell phone ringing.2. The abnormal/unusual climate suggests that our living environment is getting worse and worse, which warns us to take action to protect our earth.3. Although most children enjoy eating fast food, scientific researchhas shown that burgers and pizzaslack essential minerals and vitamins for health and growth.IV.To remind parents to spend more time interacting with their children, a primary school has set up signs featuring words that encourage each parent to greet his or herchild with a smile rather than a mobile phone. The signs have received mixed reviews. Some parents thought it was time to do such a thing, while others considered it silly.(60 words)II. DABFIII.1. The teacher advised the students to listen to English news every day.2. Many people are willing to wait in a long queue to buy the ticket for the concert.3. Due to/Because of the thick fog, dozens of vehicles were involved in the accident which happened on highway G15.Planting Tree Saplings to Pay for SchoolI.1.approach 2. recognize 3. afford 4. budget 5. released 6. comparedII. DACIII.1. Whoever arrives latest will have to pay for today’s dinner.2. This is a newly released smartphone, and I am not quite familiar with some of its functions.3. The insurance company will pay for all the damages in case the furniture is destroyed in the fire.4. The project had been meant to raise money to help those poor children who could not afford to go to school, but for various reasons, it was given up.U.K. Seeks Teenage Girls for Cyber Security FightI. 1. threat 2. currently 3. remotely 4. workforce 5. previous 6. flexible1. Many physicists were present at the awarding ceremony the day before yesterday.2.The air quality in many cities is becoming worse and worse, which is a great threat to the whole earthto some extent.3.Children had to compete with each other since they were very young, which brought them increasing psychological pressure.4. The trip was expensive, but it was worth every penny.————————环球视野(P7-12)————————Sleep More, Earn MoreI. 1. effect 2. additional 3. translated 4. productiveII. BECFIII.1.Scientists are doing research on howglobal warming affects animals and plants.2.I translate his silence as protest.IV.New research suggests that the more we sleep weekly, the more wages we earn. But it is not an easy job, and it depends onthe interplay of how people schedule their lives and work. Scientists also warn us that we may also be influenced by the productive workers around us who have better sleep habits. (55 words)Charge Your Phone With Your Own EnergyI.1. gadget 2. transmit 3. available 4. store 5. windII. DBEAIII.1.Since 1978, the amount of money available to buy books has fallen by 17 percent.2.You can activate the system by buttons or voice recognition.3. It is my belief that we will find a cure for cancer in the next ten years.4. What kept me going was my goal of becoming a surgeon.Multitasking Does More Bad Than GoodI. 1. determine 2. frequent 3. filter 4. irrelevant 5. recallII. EABDIII.1. We will spare no efforts to boost the economic growth.2. They must determine where to hold the meeting.English Is a Must in Non-English CorporationI. 1. strategy 2. exclusively 3. promote 4. implement 5. collaboratedII. CBDAIII.1.Missing the bus means waiting for another 15 minutes.2.The lecture aims to arouse children’s interestin space exploration.3. I could think of nothing to say except that I was very sorry.4. I suggest (that) we wait a while before making any firm decisions.U.K. Government Declares Sex Education in Primary School CompulsoryI. 1. revised 2. emphasis 3. compulsory 4. campaign 5. obligedII. CBCDIII.1.Environmentalists are running a campaign against air pollution/are campaigning against air pollution.2.In class, we should focus our attention on what the teacher is saying.3. The tour has been cancelled due to lack of bookings.4. The new system will improve employees’work efficiency by enabling them to share data more easily.We Sleep to Forget ThingsI.1. mysterious 2. connections 3. propose 4. collaborated 5. establishmentII. BDBIII.1.He suspected that the woman staying in the flat above was using illegal drugs.2.The area where the explosion occurred was closed off by police.IV.Biologists found we sleep to forget some things we learnduring the day. Sleeping helps prune out synapses created by new things we learn. In one experiment, mice were more likely to forget their past experiences after a good sleep than a normal one, but the pruning doesn’t strike every neuron, and 20% of our memoriesremain unchanged after sleep. (60 words)I.1. transparent 2. heal 3. scratch 4. cracked 5. demonstrateII.DCABIII.1. His sudden departure demonstrates that he is unreliable.2. The cut soon healed over, but it left a scar.3. He is calm and optimistic, and he is just not going to crack.I.1. unprecedented 2. associated 3. assess 4. whereas 5. transitionII. CDDIII.1.1) Beer often reminds people of Germany, whereas whisky is always associated with Scotland.2) It is time to take measures to address the problem of global warming.2.1) 对连续两年遭到重创的珊瑚礁来说，这无疑是雪上加霜，根本没有机会恢复。