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江苏省泰州市姜堰区2024届九年级上学期中考二模英语试卷(含答案)
江苏省泰州市姜堰区2024届九年级上学期中考二模英语试卷学校：___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、单选题1．China saw a travel peak(高峰) _______ the May Day holiday, and it shows that our country will play a key role ________ the tourism industry all over the world.A. on; ofB. in; amongC. during; inD. at; as2．Xu Beihong was well-received in art and education, so it seemed a _______ choice for him to make a living by teaching at art schools.A. naturalB. socialC. personalD. final3．Many people get so deeply crazy about their goals that they lose sight of ______ and the things that _______ most to them.A. them; worryB. themselves; matterC. them; troubleD. themselves; cause5．Setting boundaries is important, if you want to achieve your goals _______ you are keeping your sense of self in the process.A. beforeB. afterC. whileD. until6．—I hear Mike arrived last night.—That sounds ________ good to be true. I never thought he ________ so early.A. very; could comeB. so; cameC. too; would comeD. quite; had comeunderlined word in this sentence is used to _______.A. show timeB. add more informationC. show the causeD. show the comparison8．We are satisfied when our hard work pays off, but paying too much attention to the resultcan let us down and make us _______.A. give outB. give offC. give awayD. give up9．—Sorry, _______. What do you mean by saying “come on”?—I asked you to try harder instead of saying you are wrong.A. I can’t hear youB. I can’t see clearlyC. I don’t notice youD. I don’t follow you10．—Could you tell me _______?—It has caught a virus. You can use Lily’s.A. what’s wrong with your computerB. what your computer happenedC. why can’t your computer w ork wellD. why your computer didn’t work well二、完形填空always a crazy reader, sometimes reading up to three books a day as a child. Stories were likethrough the books I borrowed from the library.job and I did everything from shelving books to reading to the children for story time, which I really enjoyed.read to them.the wonderment of books.of going to the library lives on from generation to generation(代).As a novelist, I’ve found a new relationship with libraries. I encourage readers to go toShare library announcements on your social media. Visit them and talk about them when youcan.11．A. as long as B. as deeply as C. as much as D. as well as12．A. but B. or C. and D. for13．A. difficult B. ideal C. easy D. challenging14．A. When B. After C. Before D. As15．A. took on B. put off C. took in D. went on16．A. life B. study C. entertainment D. hobbies17．A. get away B. pick out C. choose from D. pick from18．A. because B. though C. if D. but19．A. communicated B. compared C. shared D. filled 20．A. friends B. family C. teachers D. children21．A. agree B. afford C. expect D. hope22．A. see B. play C. act D. work23．A. cover B. bridge C. house D. harbour24．A. against B. for C. with D. to25．A. Help B. Ask C. Encourage D. Choose三、阅读理解China issued a regulation prohibiting(禁止) minors(未成年人) from getting tattooed(纹身), which took effect on 6 June, 2022.“Minors will not be allowed to get tattooed even if their parents agree with them,” the Ministry of Civil Affairs said. “As minors are persons with little or no civil capacity, getting tattooed is beyond their understanding,” the ministry said.According to the Law on the Protection of Minors, the nation and the whole society are responsible for helping minors understand the risks of getting tattooed. “Parents and guardians(监护人) must protect the ph ysical and mental health of the children,” the ministry said.Here are some of the rules:●Enterprises(企业), organizations and individuals(个人) are banned(禁止) from offering tattoo services to minors.● Signs displaying the rules should be placed in prominent areas at tattoo shops.●Tattooists should check identification(ID) if it is difficult to determine the age of their customers.●No advertisements promoting tattoos are allowed to appear in the schools or in publications such as books and magazines.●Violations(违反) of the ban can be reported to civil affairs, business, health and market inspection departments. Punishments will be carried out accordingly.26．Minors should not get tattooed because ____________.①their parents don’t agree② minors are persons with little or no civil capacity③ getting tattooed is beyond their understanding④ they should follow the Law on the Protection of MinorsA. ①③④B. ②③④C. ①②③D. ①②④27．What does the underlined word “forbidden” probably mean in Chinese?A. 冒险B. 决定C. 禁止D. 赞成28．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A. Minors can tattoo themselves in July, 2022.B. No signs of the rules should be displayed at tattoo shops.C. Advertisements about tattoos can appear in books.D. Shops shouldn’t offer tattoo services to minors.29．How many departments can people turn to if there are any violations of the ban?A. One.B. Two.C. ThreeD. Four30．This passage is probably from _________________.A. a guideB. a reportC. a novelD. an advertisementIn some parts of China, people eat qingtuan when spring comes. Qingtuan is a green rice dumpling made with mugwort (艾草). Online sales platform(平台) got record-high daily sales of 13, 000 qingtuan on the first day when it came out in early March.The seasonal snack, which stands for the cultural symbols of many areas in China, is becoming a popular snack in the country. If the charm of zongzi lies in bamboo leaves and packaging, the charm of qingtuan lies in its green appearance and rich filling.Similar to moon cakes, the taste of qingtuan has broken traditional limits and is becoming a creative snack. Besides traditional sesame(芝麻) fillings, there are also strawberry, sweet potato, rose, rice, noodles and beef. The new tastes are created to meet the needs of young customers with different tastes.supermarkets and convenience stores, qingtuan makers are also exploring online methods to reach more young customers.As the geographical characteristics of qingtuan are very strong and many customers outside the Yangtze River Delta area are not familiar with it. Some of the customers there buy the snack out of curiosity. The supply chain(供应链) also faces challenges. Fresh qingtuan is the most welcome in the market, but it is sometimes unavoidable to sell them as quick-frozen products, which will naturally be refused by a certain group of customers. Therefore, to achieve higher sales, qingtuan sellers should improve their supply chains.In a word, qingtuan is becoming a common snack and has achieved innovation(创新) in terms of tastes and different kinds of markets.31．How does the writer describe qingtuan being very popular among people?A. By listing numbers.B. By telling stories.C. By comparing facts.D. By asking questions.32．Why does qingtuan have so many new tastes now?A. To draw more customers’ attention.B. To keep up with the changing times.C. To meet the needs of young customers.D. To stand out in a competitive market. 33．What does the underlined phrase “Apart from” in Paragraph 4 mean?A. Away from.B. Except.C. Besides.D. Close to.34．Where do young customers mainly buy qingtuan?A. From local restaurants.B. From supermarkets near home.C. From convenience stores.D. From online shopping websites.35．What is the structure of the passage?A. B. C. D.Zheng Xuan, the first deaf doctor of linguistics(语言学) in China, is devoting herself to helping deaf students live a better life.Like many people with impaired hearing(听力受损), Zheng, from Wuhan, Hubei Province, worked hard to be a “normal” person from early childhood. When she was two and a half years old, a medical accident after a fever made her fall in the world of silence.When Zheng entered primary school, she could not understand the teachers’ words in class, so she had to follow what others were doing. But she never gave up. In class, she sat inher classmates to fill in the missing contents(内容).In 1998, Zheng was one of a small group of deaf students who took part in Gaokao. She was admitted to Wuhan University to study Chinese language and literature. Four years later, she did a lot of research about sign language and deaf people throughout her graduate study at Fudan University. But she was not satisfied. “I want to make a difference,” said Zheng, “I want to apply(应用) my research results to deaf education. Most deaf students feel inferior(自卑的) because of poor communication.” Zheng Xuan now works at the School of Educational Sciences at Chongqing Normal University.Over the past 10 years, she has trained nearly 800 special education graduates, 30 percent of whom are deaf. “I want to train a group of special education teachers with both political(政治的) integrity(正直) and ability for deaf children,” said Zheng, “Deaf people can doanything but listen! We need to help them build confidence so that they can create their own future.”36．How did Zheng Xuan become a child with impaired hearing?A. She had a car accident.B. She had a fever.C. She had a medical accident.D. She had a headache.37．What does the u nderlined word “staring” in Paragraph 3 mean?A. 听着B. 盯着C. 模仿D. 学习38．Where did Zheng Xuan do the research about sign language?A. Wuhan University.B. Peking University.C. Chongqing University.D. Fudan University39．How many deaf special education graduates has Zheng Xuan trained in the past 10 years?A. Nearly 240.B. Nearly 300.C. Nearly 500.D. Nearly 800.40．What does the last paragraph mainly tell us?A. Zheng Xuan worked hard to be a normal child.B. Zheng Xuan tried to be a college student.C. Zheng Xuan did a lot to help deaf students.D. Zheng Xuan has managed to train teachers with both political integrity and ability.Enjoying the beauty of the sky at night is a rare thing for people in cities since light pollution ruins everything. However, photos taken by astrophotographers(天文摄影师) give people opportunities to admire the stars.Being a full-time astrophotographer, Zhang Jingyi, 27, grew up being an astronomy enthusiast(爱好者). When being asked why she chose this career, Zhang said, “We all d ream of what it is like to live on planets so far from us. Isn’t it cool?”As a result of the fast development of China’s space industry, Zhang started to shoot(拍摄) rocket launching(发射) moments in recent years. “I basically followed the construction of the Tiangong space station with my camera.” She said, adding that every launch has given her a strong sense of achievement.Zhang believes that her photos are artworks that money cannot buy. “Some photographers may sell their works —some photos even reach six digits(六位数),” Zhang said, “For me, I would be satisfied if people simply like my work.” As an influencer on Sina Weibo with more than 2.5 million followers, Zhang also shares videos that she’s filmed, giving her audience a more authentic(真实的) impression of her work.Zhang said that an astrophotographer needs to be devoted to their career. For example, when taking photos of the stars, they have to film them on plateaus(高原) which are freezing at night. “These hardships are nothing if you truly love what you do,” Zhang said.Gaining experience is also important. “There isn’t a detailed guidebook for creating art,” Zhang said, “You have to learn from your own works. Gradually, you can add personal thoughts into the filming process and witness your work impro ving.”41．What led Zhang to become an astrophotographer?A. Her curiosity about space.B. A beautiful photo she saw on Weibo.C. Fewer chances for citizens to admire the stars.D. The development of China’s space industry.42．What did Zhang begin to shoot in recent years?A. People.B. Scenery.C. Wildlife.D. Rocket launching 43．What does Zhang value about her photos?A. How much they can sell for.B. The media’s comments on them.C. The public’s recognition(认可) of them.D. The social influence they have.44．What does Zhang think is necessary for a successful astrophotographer?A. Expensive equipment.B. A detailed guidebook.C. Devotion and learning ability.D. A formal education in photography. 45．What might be the best title of the passage?A. Achieve her dreams through camerasB. Enjoy the beauty of the skyC. How to create artD. Photos are valuable works of art四、填空题46．Connecting with NatureHow do you feel when you hear birds singing freely in the trees? What’s your feeling when you see butterflies dancing slowly and lightly in the wind? Whether you love researching the outdoors or watching far away, getting close to nature can keep your mind away from your worries and make you feel relaxed.What is nature?Nature means the world around us that is not man-made, including birds, mountains, trees, the sea and the stars. It’s a force and can control things like weather. We can find nature wherever we are and wherever we go—beaches, gardens, parks, rivers, and even unexpected places like cracks(裂缝) in the stones.Why does nature make us feel good?Spending time in nature makes our lives peaceful, joyful and wonderful. It takes us outdoors, gets us active and lets us care more about the environment. Even a little gift of nature can make us feel free and hopeful, such as breathing in fresh air, listening to the wind in the trees or standing at a mountain. Ralphie, who is 10, likes being close to nature on a bike with his family. He says, “It makes us feel happy and takes our mind off things because we have to pay attention. We are away from traffic and we hear more birdsong and see more wild animals.”How can we feel closer to nature?Feeling closer to nature is easy. We can build a connection with nature wherever we are using our senses. Try listening closely to birdsong, smelling flowers and feeling sand between our fingers. Paint a picture and take photos of the natural places that we like best. They may help us feel closer to the natural world. It’s important to try and connect with nature, notice its beauty and how it makes us feel.“Ladies, don’t let anyone ever tell you you’re past your prime(黄金期),” said 60-year-old Michelle Yeoh at the Academy Awards ceremony(奥斯卡颁奖礼) as she received her Best Actress Award.①_________ March 12 local time, the Malaysian-born actress made history by becoming the first Asian woman ②_________ (win) this Oscar award. She defeated great competitors, including two-time winner Cate Blanchett and five-time nominee(候选人)Michelle Williams for her ③_________ (wonder) performances in the film Everything Everywhere All at Once ( 《瞬息全宇宙》) . In the film, she plays an ordinary Asian mother who struggles with daily things but later finds ④_________ (confident) and value in the multiverse (多元宇宙).Yeoh started acting at 22 when she played a bullied girl in her first film, after which she picked ⑤_________ harder road and more important roles by becoming an action heroine. In the ⑥_________ (high) competitive Hong Kong film industry in the 1980s and 1990s, she fought her way up by doing crazy stunts(特技)by herself —jumping from bridges, ⑦_________ (fly) into the air and crashing through glass.But that’s just the start, she didn’t just stay in Hong Kong or as an action star. She broke into Hollywood and made more blockbusters (票房大片) as well as artistic movies.Yeoh ⑧_________ (respect) for her lengthy career. That’s because while most actresses of her age have stopped working ⑨_________ all kinds of reasons, she never gave up. Yeoh has faced fewer ⑩_________ (act) chances too as she has aged. “It probably was at a time when I thought, ‘Hey, come on, girl. You had a really, really good run.’ Then along came the best gift: Everything Everywhere All at Once.” She said.五、写作题48．学会表达自我，对培养青少年心理健康具有重大意义。
江苏省高邮市南海中学2024届中考五模英语试题含答案
江苏省高邮市南海中学2024届中考五模英语试题含答案注意事项：1．答题前，考生先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写清楚，将条形码准确粘贴在考生信息条形码粘贴区。
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Ⅰ. 单项选择1、To protect endangered elephants, government should make rules to prevent people from buying and selling things___________ of ivory（象牙）.A．make. B．are made C．be made D．made2、---Could you please tell me ________?---Yes, she came to teach here just last week.A．that she is a new teacher B．when did she come hereC．whether she is a new teacher D．what’s wrong with her3、Put it down, Richard. You mustn’t read ________ lettersA．else anyone’s B．anyone’s else C．anyone else’s D．anyone else4、________ important information you’ve told me!A．What a B．How C．What D．How a5、— I had a quarrel with my classmates this morning. What should I do now, Mum?— Y ou should think more of others if you want to ______________ them.A．run out B．show off C．come up with D．get on well with6、Zhang Miman is a great woman scientist is 82 years old in 2018 .A．who B．which C．what7、—Did Tom’s parents go to the meeting yesterday?--Yes, _______ of them did, but ________ spoke.A．each; none B．both; none C．neither; both D．both; neither8、-- How is your father feeling today?-- Much _____. He can’t go to work today.A．bad B．worse C．better D．badly9、She had planned to go traveling this summer, but some extra work __________ all her time.A．put up B．made up C．took up10、The people who are more confident have more____to make themselves successful.A．education B．chances C．pride D．excusesⅡ. 完形填空11、An English teacher is teaching her students animal names．The students like the class and 1 the animals' names quickly．The teacher is very happy．"Boys and girls，let's play a game．Guess（猜测）what animal I'm 2 about，" says the teacher．"This is a big animal．Its name begins with（以……开始）'E'．" Jim is a 3 boy．He loves animals．He says，"Elephant．" "That's right!" the teacher says happily．Then the teacher asks the students about the 4 animal．The animal's name begins with "T"．"That's so easy ，" Jim quickly says．"Two elephants．"The teacher is not happy，but she doesn't stop the game．Then she 5 the students to guess the third animal．The animal's name begins with "M"．"Maybe（可能）an elephant !" says Jim．The teacher gets very angry （生气的）．1．A．use B．read C．feel D．remember2．A．talking B．seeing C．knowing D．writing3．A．lazy B．healthy C．smart D．quiet4．A．first B．second C．third D．fourth5．A．asks B．follows C．joins D．learnsⅢ. 语法填空12、用所给动词的正确形式填空。
三个愿望(英文作文)
Title: Three Wishes: A Journey of the HeartThe Legend of the Wishing StarIn a world where magic still whispered through the night breeze, there existed an ancient legend. It spoke of a star that, once every century, descended from the heavens to grant three wishes to a pure heart. The wishes could change the course of lives, rewrite destinies, and sometimes, teach the deepest lessons about what truly matters.The First Wish: AdventureFor young Lily, the first wish was easy. She yearned for adventure, for tales that would make her grandmother's eyes sparkle with pride. In her mind, she saw herself sailing across uncharted oceans, scaling the tallest mountains, and meeting creatures from myths and legends. Her wish was granted, and overnight, she found herself aboard a ship bound for the unknown. She battled storms, outwitted pirates, and discovered lands that history had forgotten. But as the months turned to years, Lily realized that while adventures filled her days with excitement, they left her nights empty. She missed home, the comfort of familiar faces, and the warmth of a place she belonged. The Second Wish: SuccessReturning home, Lily made her second wish. She desired success, not just any success, but the kind that would echo through generations. She wished for wealth, fame, and the ability to leave a mark on the world. Her wish was granted, and she became a renowned scientist, her discoveries changing the face of medicine. Awards lined her shelves, her name was in every newspaper, and she was invited to speak at prestigious gatherings around the globe. Yet, amidst all her achievements, Lily felt a gnawing emptiness. She realized that success without purpose or connection was hollow, a shiny facade that masked the loneliness within.The Third Wish: LoveWith her final wish, Lily paused. She reflected on her journey, on the highs and lows, the moments of exhilaration and the depths of solitude. She understood now that true fulfillment lay not in external pursuits but in the bonds we forge and nurture. So, she wished for love. Not just romantic love, but the love that encompasses family, friendship, and community. Her wish was granted, and she found herself surrounded by people who cared for her deeply, who supported her dreams and celebrated her successes. She learned that love was not something you sought but something you cultivated, a garden that thrives when tended with care.The Lesson LearnedLily's journey taught her that life's richness lies not in the accumulation of experiences or accolades but in the depth of our connections and the love we share. Her three wishes, each granted with the best intentions, led her down paths that ultimately revealed the true essence of happiness. She learned that adventure, success, and love are not mutually exclusive but interwoven threads that create the tapestry of a fulfilling life. And so, she lived, cherishing every thread, every moment, grateful for the wisdom gained and the love that filled her heart.ConclusionIn the end, the legend of the wishing star proved true, not in the granting of wishes but in the lessons they imparted. Lily's story reminds us that the most precious gifts are often the ones we least expect, and that true happiness is found in the simplest,most heartfelt connections. For in the vastness of the universe, it is the love we give and receive that truly makes us rich.。
外研版必修第一册Unit4重点句型整理归纳
Unit 4 Friends forever1.With no familiar faces in view...看不到熟悉的面孔……2.How do you prefer to make friends?你更喜欢如何交朋友?3.What if the only way of getting news from faraway friends was writing letters that took ages to be delivered?如果从远方的朋友那里得到消息的唯一方法是写信,这需要花很长的时间才能送达会怎样呢?4.On social media sites,people tend to post only positive updates that make them appear happy and friendly.在社交媒体网站上,人们倾向于只发布积极的最新消息,这使他们看起来很开心和友好。
5.Although technology has changed the way we acquire friends,the meaning of friendship and our longing for friends remain the same.虽然科技改变了我们结交朋友的方式,但友谊的意义和我们对朋友的渴望依然不变。
6.To prove that making friends was easier in the past.为了证明过去交友更容易。
【词汇精讲】prove在句中是及物动词,意为“证明;证实”,后面可接名词或从句作宾语。
7.How would you feel if moving to a new town meant losing track of your friends?如果搬到新的城市意味着和朋友失去联系,你会感觉如何?【句式剖析】本句中的if moving to a new town是省略句,句子补全应为If you are moving to a new town。
2023-2024学年全国全部人教版高考专题英语高考真卷习题及解析
2023-2024学年全国全部人教版高考专题英语高考真卷1.阅读理解第1题.Lightning is a powerful force of nature. In fact, a lightning strike carries millions of volts（伏特）of electricity. Scientists say a bolt of lightning strikes somewhere on Earth every second. That is a lot of energy!Think how wonderful it would be if we could capture lightning and sell it in a bottle. Sadly, that is not something you or I can do, at least not yet.The phrase "to catch lighting in a bottle" means capturing something powerful or difficult. Then you are able to control it and perhaps show it to the world. This is where the "bottle" part is important.We can also use "to catch lightning in a bottle" to describe an extremely difficult or unlikely success. In the world of sports, players and teams have also been known for catching lightning in a bottle. Anything physical that is "lightning in a bottle" can be described as a rare achievement. Climbing the top of Mount Everest is considered a rare achievement of endurance（忍耐力）.Language experts do not know exactly where this expression comes from. Some say it may have started with Benjamin Franklin—the American diplomat, businessman and inventor. Benjamin Franklin is known for a scientific experiment involving electricity and lightning. As the story goes, Franklin once flew a kite in a lightning storm. He had hoped that lightning would strike thekite as it flew high in the sky. He thought the electricity would travel down the string to a metal key at the bottom. Then the plan was to catch the electricity in a glass jar, but that didn't happen. However, it did lead to the invention of the lightning rod and the understanding of positive and negative charges.So, you can't catch real lightning in a bottle. But hopefully, during your life time you'll have the experience of catching a little of your own lightning in a bottle.（1）How does the author start the passage?A: By comparing different views.B: By giving an example.C: By presenting some facts.D: By stating his own experience.（2）The reason why Benjamin Franklin did the scientific experiment was that he aimed to ________.A: catch the electricityB: fly a kite in a lightning stormC: invent the lightning rodD: understand positive and negative charges（3）Which kind of magazine is this passage probably from?A: Entertainment.B: Language.C: Science.D: Sports.【答案】CAB【解答】（1）C 细节理解题。
毕加索人脸画英文作文
毕加索人脸画英文作文Pablo Picasso, a renowned Spanish artist,revolutionized the art world with his groundbreaking techniques and innovative ideas. Among his many groundbreaking contributions, his portraits of faces stand out as a testament to his exceptional talent and creativity. His ability to capture the essence of a person's character and emotions through his unique style of face painting is what makes him a legend in the art world.Picasso's face paintings are a masterful blend of abstract and figurative art. He expertly manipulated the shape, color, and lines to create a powerful visual impact. His paintings often feature distorted and fragmented faces, which he used to express the complexity and depth of human emotions. His use of bright and contrasting colors adds a dynamic energy to his paintings, making them come alive.One of Picasso's most famous face paintings is "La Femme au Beret et a la Robe Grise," which translates to "Woman with a Beret and a Gray Dress." This painting showcases Picasso's exceptional skill in capturing the essence of a person's character through their facialexpressions. The woman's face is fragmented and distorted, yet her expression remains intense and powerful. Picasso's use of dark and light colors creates a sense of drama and emotion, making the viewer feel a deep connection with the subject.Another noteworthy face painting by Picasso is "La Mine de la Moon," which translates to "Moon Face." This painting features a face that is completely abstract, with no clear features or details. The face is a swirl of colors and shapes, yet it manages to evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue. Picasso's use of bold and vibrant colors adds a sense of excitement and energy to the painting, making it difficult for the viewer to tear their eyes away.Picasso's face paintings not only captured the essence of his subjects but also reflected the mood and era of his time. His paintings during the Spanish Civil War era are often dark and ominous, reflecting the despair and turmoil of the time. His use of dark colors and distorted faces expressed the anger and frustration of the people, making his art a powerful political statement.In conclusion, Picasso's face paintings are a testament to his exceptional talent and creativity. His ability to capture the essence of a person's character and emotions through his unique style of face painting is what makes him a legend in the art world. His paintings are not justvisual representations of faces but also powerful expressions of human emotions and the mood of his time. His legacy will forever be remembered and celebrated by art lovers and experts alike.**毕加索的人脸画：探索艺术的无尽魅力**毕加索，这位著名的西班牙艺术家，以其开创性的技术和创新的思想，彻底改变了艺术世界。
九年级英语第一学期期中考试 试题
创作人：历恰面日期：2020年1月1日四中2021-2021学年度第一学期期中考试初三年级英语知识运用四、单项填空〔一共15分，每一小题1分〕从以下各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项里面，选择可以填入空白处的最正确选项。
〔〕21．The bottle belongs to me. It has ________ name on it.A．me B．I C．my D．mine〔〕22．—________________does Joyce study English?—By reading story books.A．How B．What C． Where D．When 〔〕23．Teenagers should not have part-time jobs. They are not _______________.A．young enough B．enough young C．old enough D．enough old〔〕24．—Have we met somewhere before? Your face is familiar _____________ me.—Oh, really?A．with B．to C．at D．for〔〕25．We often help Betty because she _________ look after herself.A．can’t B．mustn’t C．needn’t D．don’t 〔〕26．Gab got up late, __________ he had to take a taxi to school this morning.A．and B．but C．so D．or〔〕27．Most students think Lady Gaga is one of _____________ singers in USA now.创作人：历恰面日期：2020年1月1日A．popular B．more popular C．most popular D．the most popular〔〕28．—Professor Hopkins _____________ to give us a talk next week.—Really? That’s good news.A．will invite B．is going to invite C．will be invited D．has invited〔〕29．Why not get some work experience first ____________ going straight onto university?A．rather than B．than C．instead D．instead of 〔〕30．The doctor advise us _____________ sports to keep healthy.A．do B．doing C．done D．to do 〔〕31．—Did they ________ the final game?—Sorry, I have no idea.A．beat B．defeat C．win D．take〔〕32．I ____________ for my family if I get home early today.A．cook B．cooked C．will cook D．has cooked〔〕33．When I came back, I saw Nancy ______________ a diary in her room.A．wrote B．writing C．written D．to write 〔〕34．—____________ you ever ______________ for a newspaper?—Yes, I have . I think it’s a good experience for me.A．Do; write B．Did; write C．written D．to write 〔〕35．Can you tell me __________________?A．when did it happen B．when it happenedC．when was it happened D．when it was happened五、完形填空〔一共12分，每一小题1分〕阅读短文，掌握其大意，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项里面，选择最正确创作人：历恰面日期：2020年1月1日选项。
关于诗歌朗诵大赛的英语作文高中
关于诗歌朗诵大赛的英语作文高中全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Poetry Slam to RememberButterflies fluttered in my stomach as I stood backstage, clutching my dog-eared copy of Mary Oliver's poetry collection. The auditorium was abuzz with excited murmurs and the shuffling of feet. This was it – the regional high school poetry slam I had been preparing for all year.I peeked through the thick velvet curtain to get a glimpse of the crowd. Row upon row of seats were filled with students, teachers, parents, and literary enthusiasts. I could make out a few familiar faces – my best friend Jada gave me a double thumbs-up, and my English teacher Mr. Daniels smiled warmly in my direction.Just then, the auditorium lights dimmed, and the emcee strode onto the stage, tapping the microphone. "Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the 25th Annual Riverview High Poetry Slam!" She paused as the audience erupted into applause."We've got an incredible lineup of talented poets for you today, so get ready to be blown away!"The first poet, a lanky boy with glasses, stepped up to the mic. He unfurled a piece of paper and began reciting his poem in a clear, confident voice. I was impressed by his passion and the vivid imagery he painted with his words. When he finished, the crowd went wild, giving him a standing ovation.Act after act took the stage, each one more captivating than the last. A girl with bright pink hair delivered a powerful slam poem about body positivity that had the whole room cheering. A soft-spoken boy shared a hauntingly beautiful ode to his late grandfather that didn't leave a dry eye in the house.Finally, it was my turn. I smoothed down my blouse, took a deep breath, and walked out to thunderous applause. The bright stage lights were blinding, but I could still make out Jada's beaming face in the front row. I gave her a little wave, then turned to address the audience."Hello, everyone," I began, my voice slightly trembling with nerves. "My name is Maya, and I'll be reciting a poem by Mary Oliver called 'The Summer Day.'" I looked down at the pages in my hand, filled with Oliver's looping handwritten words that I had pored over countless times.The first few lines came out shakily, but as I fell into the rhythm of the poem, my confidence grew. "I don't know exactly what a prayer is./I do know how to pay attention, how to fall down/into the grass, how to kneel down in the grass..." Oliver's words flowed like honey from my lips, painting a picture of life's small wonders – the whirring of a grasshopper's wings, the faint scent of vegetable gardens at dusk.When I reached the final stanza, I locked eyes with the audience, letting the weight of the words wash over them: "Tell me, what is it you plan to do /with your one wild and precious life?"You could have heard a pin drop in that silent, spellbound auditorium. Then, like a tidal wave, the thunderous applause and cheers crashed over me. I grinned from ear to ear as people rose to their feet, giving me a standing ovation. In that moment, I had never felt more alive.The rest of the slam passed by in a joyful blur. I floated through the crowd of well-wishers, receiving congratulations and praise. Even the other poets came up to tell me how much they loved my recitation.At the end of the night, the judges took the stage to announce the winners. Third place...second place...and finally, itwas down to me and the pink-haired slam poet. "And this year's first place winner of the Riverview Poetry Slam is..."My heart pounded in my ears. I clasped Jada's hand tightly, silently reciting a prayer."...Maya Rodriguez!"I let out a squeal of delight and hugged Jada fiercely. Mr. Daniels and my parents enveloped me in a big group hug, tears of pride and joy shining in their eyes. As I accepted the first place trophy, grinning from ear to ear, I knew this was a night I would never forget.That poetry slam had lit a fire within me – a passion for words and self-expression that would burn for the rest of my life. In the years ahead, I would go on to write and perform my own original poetry. I would join my high school's literary magazine and debate club. I would enter and win more slams, rubbing shoulders with renowned poets and cementing my place in the local literary scene.But that night at the Riverview slam would always hold a special place in my heart, for it was the night I truly discovered my voice and the power of the written word. As Mary Oliver's poem reminds us, we each have one precious, fleeting life – and Iknew that mine would be devoted to poetry, to artfully spinning words into something beautiful and true.篇2Poetry Recitation Contest? More Like Poetry Perspiration Contest!Hey there! Ariel here, and let me tell you about this crazy poetry recitation contest I got roped into at school. At first, I was like, "Poetry? Ugh, how boring!" But trust me, by the end of this whole experience, I had a totally new respect for the art of poetry and public speaking.It all started when my English teacher, Mrs. Robinson, announced the annual high school poetry recitation contest. The winner would get a snazzy trophy and the chance to represent our school at some big regional competition. Mrs. Robinson has this way of giving you puppy dog eyes that makes it impossible to say no, so next thing I knew, my hand was raised to sign up.The first big challenge was picking out a poem to recite. Mrs. Robinson said we could choose any published poem, from Shakespeare all the way up to modern stuff. Well, let me tell you, after browsing poetry books and websites for hours, it all start tosound like gibberish! Metaphors this, imagery that, I was ready to pull my hair out.Finally, I settled on a poem called "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost. I liked how it sounded all deep and meaningful about taking the path less traveled, which is kind of my vibe. Little did I know just how meaningful those words would become...The next hurdle was actually memorizing and practicing my poem. Oof, you wouldn't believe how many times I messed up the lines or got tongue-tied. Reciting poetry out loud is no joke! There's all these weird pauses and emphases you have to get right.On top of that, there was working on things like projection, diction, and stage presence. My drama club friends were all giving me hot tips, like "Imagine you're speaking to someone in the very back row!" and "Don't lock your knees or you'll pass out!" It was overwhelming, to say the least.But I kept practicing day after day, reciting that poem to my dog, my mirror, my long-suffering parents. Slowly but surely, I started feeling more confident and comfortable with the words and movements.Then finally, the night of the contest arrived. Backstage, I was a sweaty mess! My palms were clammy, my mouth was dry, and I kept going over those lines in my head, desperately trying not to forget anything.When they called my name, I sucked in a deep breath and stepped out onto that brightly lit stage. The spotlights were blinding and there was a huge audience out there, but I tuned everything out and focused. This was my moment.As I launched into the first lines of "The Road Not Taken," I could feel my nerves melting away. The words just started flowing, like I was reciting them for an audience of one in my living room. I hit all the right pauses, inflections, everything. By the time I got to the end and delivered that iconic line "I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference," I knew I had nailed it.The applause after I finished was deafening! I hadn't realized how captivated the audience was. In that moment, I really got what poetry was all about - using words to spark emotions and connect with people's hearts and minds.Long story short, I ended up winning the whole dang contest! When they called my name, I just about passed out fromexcitement and disbelief. All those hours and hours of hard work had paid off in the most amazing way.At the awards ceremony, I had to give a little speech, so I quoted the final lines of my poem again. I talked about how reciting those words had pushed me out of my comfort zone and down a challenging "road not taken." But by persevering, I discovered new confidence, poise, and a deeper appreciation for the power of language.Now, I'm hard at work practicing for the regional competition, and you'd better believe I'm bringing my A-game. Whatever happens from here, this poetry recitation stuff has been a total game-changer for me. These days, you can't shut me up about the magic of poetry!So that's my crazy story of blood, sweat, and iambic pentameter. If you ever get a chance to take part in something like this, I highly recommend going for it. You might surprise yourself by discovering talents you never knew you had. Just don't forget to hydrate - that stage can get crazy hot when the pressure's on! Okay, gotta run, but I'll leave you with one last piece of poetic wisdom:"Poetry is the scholar's art of wording heavenly material with rebuilding skill and fire-breathing thought." Now don't you forget it!篇3The Poetry Recital Contest: A Journey of Words and WonderHi there, my name is Emily, and I'm a high school student who recently had the most amazing experience at our school's annual poetry recitation contest. Poetry has always been a passion of mine, but this event truly took my love for the art form to new heights. Let me tell you all about it!It all started a few months ago when our English teacher, Mrs. Robinson, announced the upcoming poetry contest. She encouraged us all to participate, saying it would be a fantastic opportunity to explore the beauty of language and express ourselves through the power of words. At first, I was a bit hesitant. Standing up in front of a crowd and reciting poetry? That sounded terrifying! But Mrs. Robinson's enthusiasm was contagious, and before I knew it, I found myself researching poems and practicing in front of the mirror.After weeks of preparation, the big day finally arrived. The school auditorium was buzzing with excitement as students,teachers, and parents gathered for the event. I could feel my heart racing as I waited backstage, clutching my carefully chosen poem like a lifeline. But as soon as I stepped onto that stage, something magical happened.The bright lights, the sea of faces, all melted away as I lost myself in the rhythm and flow of the words. My poem, "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost, came alive as I recited each line, painting vivid images of a traveler's journey through life's choices. It was as if the words were dancing off my tongue, weaving a tapestry of emotion and meaning.When I finished, the thunderous applause took me by surprise. I had done it! I had shared a piece of myself with the world, and they had embraced it wholeheartedly. That feeling of accomplishment was unlike anything I had ever experienced before.But the true magic of the poetry recital contest wasn't just in the performances themselves; it was in the connection we all felt to the words we shared. As I listened to my classmates recite their chosen poems, I was transported to different worlds, different emotions, different perspectives. It was a celebration of diversity, creativity, and the boundless power of language.One of my favorite performances was by my friend, Jason, who recited Maya Angelou's powerful poem, "Phenomenal Woman." His delivery was so raw and honest, capturing the essence of female strength and resilience. I could see the impact it had on the audience, especially the young girls in the crowd, who sat a little taller and beamed with pride.Then there was Sarah, who brought tears to everyone's eyes with her heart-wrenching recitation of "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe. Her haunting voice and dramatic flair truly did justice to Poe's masterpiece, leaving us all spellbound and contemplating the mysteries of life and loss.And who could forget the hilarious and clever performance by our class clown, Jake? His recitation of Shel Silverstein's "Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take the Garbage Out" had us all doubled over with laughter, reminding us that poetry can be whimsical and fun, too.As the night drew to a close and the winners were announced, I realized that we were all champions in our own right. We had conquered our fears, embraced our passions, and shared a part of ourselves with the world. The trophy or the title didn't matter; what mattered was the journey we had taken together, the bonds we had formed through the power of words.Walking out of the auditorium that night, my heart was full of gratitude and inspiration. Poetry had woven its magic once again, reminding me of the beauty that can be found in the simplest of things – a well-crafted line, a carefully chosen metaphor, a rhythmic cadence that touches the soul.As I look back on that unforgettable evening, I can't help but smile. The poetry recital contest wasn't just an event; it was a celebration of life, love, and the incredible gift of language. And for that, I will forever be grateful.So, my fellow poetry lovers, if you ever have the chance to participate in a recital contest, seize it with both hands. Embrace the words, let them flow through you, and share your unique voice with the world. Who knows? You might just find yourself on a journey of self-discovery, connection, and pure, unadulterated magic.。
新译林版高中英语必修2：Unit1 Lights camera action 单元考点归纳 学案
Unit1 Lights camera action单元考点归纳【衍生词汇】1．able adj.有能力的，能干的→enable vt.使能够，使可行2．actual adj.实际的，真实的→actually adv.实际上3．create vt.创造，创作→creative adj.创作的，创造性的；有创造力的4．familiar adj.熟悉的，常见的；随便的→unfamiliar adj.不熟悉的5．history n．历史→historian n．史学工作者，历史学家6．perform vt.&vi.履行；表演；工作，运转→performance n．表演，表现，执行【一词多义】1．approach n．方法；接近，靠近vt.靠近；处理；接近①As you approach the town, you'll see the college on the left.接近，靠近②At their approach the little boy ran away and hid. 接近，靠近③She took the wrong approach in her dealings with them. 方法④ What's the best way of approaching this problem？处理2．attach vt.认为有重要性，重视；把……固定，附上；(有时不受欢迎或未受邀请而)参加，和……在一起，缠着①I attach a copy of my notes for your information.把……固定，附上②I attach great importance to this research.认为有重要性，重视③He attached himself to me at the party and I couldn't get rid of him.(有时不受欢迎或未受邀请而)参加，和……在一起，缠着3．scene n．场面，镜头；现场；景色①We were having a nice and quiet meal outdoors when the boys burst on the scene, shouting and fooling about. 现场②The team's victory produced scenes of joy all over the country.场面③The movie opens with a scene in a New York apartment. 镜头④A scene of prosperity spreads out before us. 景色【核心词汇短语用法归纳】adapt vt.使适应；改编(教材P6)In 1967, Disney adapted the book into a cartoon film, which is widely regarded as a classic.在1967年，迪士尼把这本书改编成卡通电影，这部电影被称为经典巨著。
浙江省新世纪学校2024年中考英语对点突破模拟试卷含答案
浙江省新世纪学校2024年中考英语对点突破模拟试卷含答案注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考场号和座位号填写在试题卷和答题卡上。
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Ⅰ. 单项选择1、Sorry, I didn't see the sign of "No Photos". I'll _____my cameraA．put out B．put off C．put up D．put away2、The self-diving plane proves to be useful in many ways.___smart invention it is!A．What B．What a C．What an D．How3、Jim broke a pair of shoes made of ________ in a ________store yesterday.A．glass; woman B．glasses; womanC．glass; women’s D．glasses; women’s4、—Keep working hard, Paul. You will surely realize your dream of being a writer ________ you give it up halfway.—I will, thank you, Miss Rowling.A．unless B．if C．since D．though5、Nowadays, more and more people have taken an interest ________ watching The Voice of China ________ Friday evening.A．in; in B．at; on C．in; on6、—Mum, must I finish my homework today?—________. You may do it tomorrow morning.A．No, you mustn’t B．No, you needn’t C．Y es, you must7、The nurse won't leave her patients________she's sure they are all taken good care of.A．unless B．because C．since D．if8、—I will try my best to keep practicing _______ I can write wonderful articles easily.A．if B．because C．until D．so9、Must we leave the library before 5 o’clock?No, you ______. You can stay here until 5:30.A．needn’t B．can’t C．mustn’t D．shouldn’t10、A new road __________ near my school next year.A．builds B．will buildC．is built D．will be builtⅡ. 完形填空11、Once there was a girl, named Kate. She was very polite and ready to help everybody. One day she found a pink paper bag on the way to school. She opened it and saw there was a lot of 1 in it. She thought she should hand it in to the teacher, so she 2 it in her schoolbag.When she went to the teacher’s office, her teacher wasn’t 3 . As it was time for class, she hurried to the classroom.After class, she told her friend, Mary, about the money that she 4 . Then, her greedy (贪婪的) friend took away the bag.After school, Kate wanted to go to the 5 office again, but she found the money was missing.The next day when the children were playing a game, Mary fell down and was hurt very badly. The other children stood around her and didn’t know 6 to do. Kate kept calm and did something to stop bleeding. She told the others to go to teachers for 7 Soon a teacher took Mary to the 8 and the doctor examined her carefully. Within a week she was all right again. Kate became very popular in the school.Two weeks later Mary came to Kate house. Her eyes were red. She was crying. She gave Kate the 9 paper bag with the money in it and said. “Kate, I have taken the money away. That day when you helped me, I felt very sad and now I decide to tell you the 10 , you are such a nice friend! 11 Please don’t tell the school about this please!” then Kate said, “you are now12 , but you have done a bad thing. Though I will not tell anyone, I want you not to be greedy and 13 to do anything wrong.” The girl thanked Kate and14 .At the end of the term Kate was given a 15 for being a very helpful girl in the school. Mary became an honest girl and was never greedy again.Once wrong, never be wrong forever.1．A．bread B．money C．paper D．fruit2．A．got B．caught C．kept D．sent3．A．out B．away C．off D．in4．A．found B．lost C．saved D．made5．A．worker’s B．doctor’s C．teacher’s D．headmaster’s6．A．how B．what C．when D．where7．A．help B．treatment C．action D．leave8．A．school B．classroom C．office D．hospital9．A．red B．pink C．white D．black10．A．lie B．story C．truth D．result11．A．And B．But C．Or D．So12．A．friendly B．polite C．generous D．honest13．A．never B．seldom C．sometimes D．usually14．A．got up B．woke up C．gave up D．cheered up15．A．prize B．laugh C．joke D．replyⅢ. 语法填空12、阅读下面对话，在空白处填入恰当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式（最多不超过3个）。
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Familiar Faces Make People Awards
电影明星朱丽娅·罗伯茨和乔治·克鲁尼双双入围2004年度美国国民票选大奖最受欢迎男女电影明星奖。
Julia Roberts and George Clooney are among the nominees for the title of favourite male and female movie star at this year's People's Choice Awards.
Roberts, who is pregnant with twins, has already won nine times. She is up against Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, Reese Witherspoon and Charlize Theron.
Nominees for favourite male movie star include Johnny Depp, Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington and Tom Cruise. Roberts and Clooney will next be seen on screen together in Ocean's Twelve. The awards, which honour achievements in film, TV and music, are voted for by the American public. In a change from previous years, Entertainment Weekly recruited a group of 6,000 readers to nominate their favourites from pre-selected candidates in various categories. The top five in each category then became nominees. Other categories announced on Tuesday included favourite TV comedy and favourite TV drama. In the comedy section, Will & Grace fights it out with Arrested Development, Everybody Loves Raymond, That 70s Show and Scrubs. The dramashortlist includes Alias, The Sopranos, CSI, Gilmore Girls and The OC. Eminem leads the favourite male singer nominees, in an eclectic shortlist that incorporates Josh Groban, John Mayer, Prince and Usher. While, in the hotly contested female line-up, Sheryl Crow battles it out with Norah Jones, Alicia Keys, Avril Lavigne and Sarah McLachlan. Nominees for other categories, including favourite film drama and comedy, will be announced in December. Final winners will be chosen by online vote at the People's Choice website and announced at a live ceremony on 9 January.。