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第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
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The Best Hiking near New Yrk City
If yu want t g hiking near New Yrk City, yu’re in luck. These trails (小径) can meet yur needs.
Yellw Trail at Munt Beacn
Cnsider this 2.5-mile trail if yu dn’t have enugh time. Yu can g n a quick but difficult hike there that sends yu straight up the Munt Beacn. Yu can take in beautiful views similar t its mre ppular neighbrs there. Yu can even watch the sunset. T get there, take Metr-Nrth t Beacn and then take a 5-minute walk t the beginning f the trail.
Stairway t Heaven Trail
The trail lies abut 50 miles utside the city, but it allws yu t get everything yu ever wanted in a hike. Yu’ll get gd exercise if yu chse the 7.3-mile “Stairway t Heaven”. Take NJ Transit bus rute 196 r 197 t Warwick, New Yrk, and it’s just a 10-minute taxi ride t the beginning f the trail.
Camp Smith Trail
This 3.5-mile hike is great fr a day trip by yurself. With fairly easy landfrm (地形), even yur fur-legged friend can jin yu n the trail. Take the Metr-Nrth Hudsn line t Peekskill Statin fr free buses r trains t the Bear Muntain Inn. And yu can hike up t see unbelievable Hudsn Valley view.
Ice Caves and Verkeerderkill Falls Trail
Alng the 7-mile trail, yu will get thrugh the passages f the Ice Caves and walk past Verkeerderkill Falls. The trail is the highest waterfall trail in the Shawangunks. Take the Shrt Line bus frm New Yrk t nearby Ellenville and then take a 14-minute taxi ride t Sam’s Pint Preserve.
1．What can yu d if yu chse Yellw Trail at Munt Beacn?
A．Watch the waterfall.
B．Enjy the beauty f nature.
C．Have team sprts in the wild.
D．Experience muntain biking.
2．Which trail best suits thse wh want t hike with their pet dgs?
A．Yellw Trail at Munt Beacn.
B．Stairway t Heaven Trail.
C．Camp Smith Trail.
D．Ice Caves and Verkeerderkill Falls Trail.
3．What d the fur trails have in cmmn?
A．They are easy t get t.
B．They are near the city center.
C．They are suitable fr small kids.
D．They attract many hikers every year.
B
When smene asks me what my gals are fr the cming year, I dn’t usually knw hw t reply. Of curse I, as mst peple d, want t see an imprvement in my grades. This year, hwever, I’m hping fr smething different.
Thrugh the curse f my schl life, I’ve gradually develped a new understanding f the wrd “priritizatin (优先次序)”. The first thing I wish t get in Senir 1 is the ability t manage my time better. I’ll surely becme busier with the cming semester (学期), and prper rganizatin is imprtant. Frm schl clubs t academic cmpetitins, everything shuld be set up in a way that desn’t influence my health, which leads me t my secnd gal.
My mther has always tld me put my health first, s in the future, I hpe t be bth physically and mentally healthy. A persn can’t study withut having the energy t d s. In rder t stay energetic, they must put their health first, n matter hw busy they are, r hw much wrk they have t cmplete.
And finally, I hpe that I wn’t be discuraged (使气馁) by my failure and never give up n my dreams. I hpe that I’ll have the curage t try new activities and clubs. I believe my final gal can apply t every student arund the wrld. We shuld all respect ne anther’s likes and dislikes, and fcus n each ther’s strengths, nt ur weaknesses. Everyne shuld try t take part in all f life’s pprtunities.
Albert Einstein nce said, “Life is like riding a bicycle. T keep yur balance, yu must keep mving. ” In my case, it’s the ther way arund. In rder t keep mving, I must keep my balance (平衡)— the balance between studies and activities, efficiency and prcrastinatin (拖延症), academics and health, passins and dislikes. The new jurney is ging t be a hard ne, but if I establish these gals, I believe I will make it thrugh t the end.
4．During this schl year, what des the authr hpe t d?
A．Fcus n imprving her verall grades.
B．Jin as many schl clubs as pssible.
C．Learn hw t manage her time well.
D．Spend mre time n utdr activities.
5．Accrding t the article, which f the fllwing students shuld d?
A．Always put their studies first.B．Nt be afraid f failing.
C．Only d what they’re gd at.D．Make different kinds f friends.
6．What des the underlined wrd in the last paragraph mean?
A．A strng feeling f dislikeB．A strng feeling f anger
C．A strng feeling f lveD．A strng feeling f jy
7．What is the authr’s purpse f writing this article?
A．Shw what she likes abut high schl life.
B．Stress (强调) the imprtance f health t students.
C．Shw hw t balance ur studies and activities.
D．Share her gals fr the cming high schl year.
C
When peple think abut imprving their physical fitness, they ften neglect (忽视) balance. Gd balance is a necessary part f being physically fit and key t living a lng life, accrding t research. It’s imprtant fr everyne, n matter yur age.
Older adults are mst affected by pr balance. Falls are the leading cause f injury and death fr thse 65 and lder, with nearly 30% in this age grup reprting at least ne fall in 2018, accrding t the US Centers fr Disease Cntrl and Preventin. But yunger adults frequently fall dwn, t.
Frty-eight percent f yung adults reprted falling at least nce during ne 16-week study. The falls mst cmmnly happened during sprts activities, with wmen in the study reprting mre falls and fall-related injuries than men.
Falls within the previus tw years were reprted by 18% f yung adults (ages 20 t 45) in anther study published in the jurnal BMC Public Health. That figure (数据) cmpared with 21% f middle-aged adults (46 t 65) reprting falls and 35% f thse ver 65. While falls amng yung adults were ften cnnected with sprts, falls by the middle-aged grup were typically related t health prblems and physical changes.
Many factrs (因素) can affect yur balance utside f age, such as visin changes, brain injuries, verweight and a general lack f physical fitness. Even if yu have n risk factrs, simply neglecting t wrk regularly n yur balance will result in increased instability (不稳定性).
“Our bdy is cnditined t lse what we dn’t regularly use and practice, and balance is n different,” said Susan Baxter.
8．What rle des a gd balance play in ur lives?
A．It helps us live a healthy and lng life.
B．It enables us t build a perfect shape.
C．It prtects us frm getting seriusly sick.
D．It has the pwer t make us lk yung.
9．Hw des the authr shw the research results?
A．By having a discussin.B．By fllwing the time rder.
C．By raising questins.D．By giving a list f figures.
10．In which situatin are yung adults likely t fall dwn?
A．When a health prblem cmes up.B．When wrking regularly.
C．When a physical change appears.D．When jining in a sprt.
11．What can we learn frm what Susan Baxter said?
A．We’ll lse ur balance if we dn’t practise it ften.
B．Our bdy is used t wrking in its wn way.
C．We shuld manage ur bdy prperly.
D．We are naturally brn with balance.
D
At the ft f Egypt’s Sinai muntains, nce a small fishing twn, Dahab is nw ne f the Red Sea’s tp diving resrts(潜水圣地), attracting a lt f nature lvers. It als prvides a stress-free seaside atmsphere where visitrs can just sit back and enjy its waters. There are affrdable accmmdatins, tur peratrs, multicultural restaurants and cafes.
Dahab is als ne f the few places in the area with internet access, making it attractive t remte wrkers lking fr a peaceful “ffice” by the sea. Rahma Zein, wh chse t g tDahab n the advice f friends, said, “On a nrmal day, I wake up, make breakfast, g fr a free dive, hang ut n the beach, take a hike, eat and then sleep.” she added, “In between sessins, I make phne calls and d my wrk.”
Lcated n the edge f the Red Sea, the Blue Hle is ne f Dahab’s mst famus sites and ne f the wrld’s mst famus diving sites. Ging dwn t a maximum depth f 328 feet and easily accessible frm the shre, the Blue Hle is nt influenced by the currents, s its waters are relatively calm. The cnditins here are perfect fr free divers, as well as advanced divers lking t push their limits in a race.
T reduce the traffic here, a lcal grup f divers have created an underwater museum filled with giant statues(雕像) made f recycled materials. The mst impressive statue is a life-sized elephant weighing 700 kilgrams which has gained the attentin f cuntless turists.
There are als limitless ptins in shallwer waters fr thse wh want t avid crwded diving spts. Travelers can hike r ride camels t Ras Abu Galum Natinal Prtectrate, which cvers 400 square kilmeters f castline and ffers a better view f sea life.
12．What d we knw abut Dahab?
A．It still is a small fishing twn.B．Life there is full f stress.
C．It attracts a lt f nature lvers.D．Accmmdatins there are expensive.
13．Which f the fllwing best describes Rahma Zein’s life in Dahab?
A．Relaxing.B．Bring.C．Stressful.D．Lnely.
14．What can we learn abut the underwater museum in Dahab?
A．It is built by the lcal gvernment.B．There is a large elephant frm Africa.
C．It aims t ffer a better view f sea life.D．There are statues made f recycled materials.
15．What’s the purpse f this text?
A．T recmmend a sprt.B．T intrduce a scenic spt.
C．T share a travel experience.D．T call fr envirnmental prtectin.
第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，共12.5分）
Regular exercise ffers numerus benefits t yur physical and mental health, frm strengthening yur muscles t imprving md and reducing stress. Hwever, develping an exercise rutine can seem challenging fr beginners, especially if yu’re ut f shape r haven’t wrked ut in a while. 16 .
Keep yur wrkuts lw-impact and slw
When yu’re just starting exercising, it’s imprtant t g easy n yur bdy as yu figure ut yur limits. Yu might be eager t dive all in, but verding it can result in injury. S avid high-intensity (高强度的) wrkuts when yu first start. Give yurself time t figure ut yur bdy’s limitatins. Understand where yu’re at and what yu can and can’t handle. 17 .
Set realistic gals t wrk tward
Setting clear gals can make it easier t cmmit t wrking ut, whether yu’re aiming t run a marathn r yu just want t take the stairs instead f the elevatr. When yu’re starting ut, try setting a gal t get active 3 days a week. 18 Sharing yur gals with thers may als help yu stick t them, s cnsider telling a few friends yur gals fr sme supprt.
Warm up and cl dwn t prevent injury
Warming up helps yur bdy prepare fr exercise, while cling dwn helps yu recver frm yur wrkut. 19 . It can be appealing t skip warming up r cling dwn. but it nly takes a few minutes befre and after yur wrkut t warm up r cl dwn-and it’s wrth it.
20
Yu dn’t need t pay fr a pricey exercise class r gym membership t get in shape. Quality exercise vides are available n YuTube. Search arund fr the best vide curses fr yur preferred wrkut, r ask friends fr their recmmendatins. Watching frm hme gives yu the ability t find a trainer that suits yu and t stp yur wrkut whenever yu want.
A．Sht yur wn exercise vides.
B．Watch exercise vides fr cnvenience.
C．Write dwn yur gals t make them mre fficial.
D．Gradually push yur limits as yur bdy grws strnger.
E．Failing t warm up and cl dwn can increase muscle pain.
F．As yu wrk tward yur gal, try t fcus n yur limitatins.
G．Here are sme tips t help yu start and maintain a healthy exercise habit.
第二部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
Thanksgiving Day was near. The first grade teacher gave her class fun hmewrk — t draw picture f smething fr which they were 21 .
Mst f the class might be 22 ecnmically disadvantaged, but still many wuld celebrate the bliday with turkey and ther traditinal gdies f the seasn. These, the teacher thught, wuld be the subjects f mst f her students’ 23 . And they were.
But Duglas made a 24 kind f picture. Duglas was a different kind f by. He was the tescher’s true child f misery (不幸) , weak and unhappy. As ther children played in the playgrund, 25 , Duglas was likely t stand clse by her side. One culd nly guess at the pain Duglas felt behind thse 26 eyes.
Yes, his 27 was different. When 28 t draw a picture f smething fr which he was thankful, he drew a hand, nthing else. Just an rdinary hand.
His strange image captured the 29 f his peers. Whse hand culd it be? One child guessed it was the hand f a 30 because farmers raise turkeys. Anther suggested a plice fficer’s because the plice prtect and 31 peple. Still thers guessed it was the hand f Gd fr Gd feeds us. And s the 32 went n—until the teacher almst frgt the yung artist himself.
When the children had gne n t ther pictures, she walked up t Duglas’ desk, bent dwn. and asked him whse hand it was.
The little by lked away and muttered (低声说出). “It’s yurs.”
She 33 the times she had taken his hand and 34 with him here and there, althugh she had the ther students. Hw ften had she said, “Take my hand. Duglas. We’ll g utside.” Or “Let me shw yu hw t 35 yur pencil.” Or “Let’s d this tgether.” Duglas was mst thankful fr his teacher’s hand.
21．A．eagerB．gratefulC．cncernedD．prepared
22．A．cnsideredB．acceptedC．discveredD．prved
23．A．testsB．textsC．artsD．answers
24．A．sameB．differentC．similarD．right
25．A．in additinB．as a resultC．by cntrastD．in ther wrds
26．A．incredibleB．anxiusC．happyD．sad
27．A．hlidayB．pictureC．traditinD．pain
28．A．apprvedB．emplyedC．askedD．persuaded
29．A．dreamB．preferenceC．imaginatinD．hpe
30．A．studentB．dctrC．ckD．farmer
31．A．care frB．appeal tC．trade withD．call n
32．A．classB．discussinC．gameD．actin
33．A．rememberedB．recrdedC．watchedD．researched
34．A．sangB．walkedC．talkedD．cmplained
35．A．breakB．sellC．fixD．hld
第二节 语法填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，共15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Sme theme parks nt nly make peple feel 36 (amaze) but als are educatinal. Take the Plynesian Cultural Center (PCC) in Hawaii fr example. It nt nly shws visitrs the Plynesian way f life but als 37 (prtect) their skills and culture fr the future. Plynesia is 38 name given t the grups f small islands 39 are spread abut the Pacific Ocean.
40 (villager) frm many island cmmunities cme t the Plynesian island villages t shw visitrs their styles f dress and different custms. 41 (actual), yu can learn hw they make clthes frm bark (树皮) and hw they climb very tall trees with their bare feet.
One f the imprtant skills fr Plynesians is bat-building. It allws the islanders 42 (explre) all the islands in the Plynesian Triangle. We knw that in their histry they were sea travellers mving 43 island t island. They were 44 (cnfidence) f finding their way 45 (use) the smell f the wind, the mvements f the fish and seaweed, and the heights and directins f the waves.
基础知识及运用（共两节，满分25分）
第一届 单词拼写（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
46．Life in the future is full f many (挑战), s yu shuld be brave. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
47．My partner’s scres have (提高) a lt by revising the ntes he tk in class. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
48．The land is untuched and has a lt t e and enjy.（根据首字母单词拼写）
49．The gvernment has emplyed a duble (策略) t achieve these tw bjectives. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
50．He thught senir high was easy and felt (有信心) abut his future. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
51．I think the English club is s fr yu because yur ral English is really great. (根据首字母单词拼写)
52．I’m f f walking hme alne at midnight. (根据首字母单词拼写)
53．My teacher strngly r that I shuld sign up fr the ftball club because I am gd at it. （根据首字母单词拼写）
54．As a newcmer here, Tm is c abut everything and eager t explre the campus. (根据首字母单词拼写)
55．The hall had n spare seats left last night.O ，the perfrmance achieved a great success. （根据首字母单词拼写）
完成句子（每空1分，满分15分）
根据所给中文意思完成句子，每空一词。
56．The small cntributin m (有作用或影响) t the life f the peple in the earthquake-stricken area in 2008. （根据汉语提示完成句子）
57．Life is wrth enjying because we t (期待) beautiful things. （根据汉语提示完成句子）
58．It is yur duty t be (对……负责) the terrible mistake. （根据汉语提示完成句子）
59．See the bttm f this page fr details f hw t (申请) this exciting ffer. (根据汉语提示完成句子)
60．Mary spent all Saturday mrning (打扫干净)the new huse. (根据汉语提示完成句子)
61． (如果……怎么办？) I can’t understand the lcal peple when I get t America? (根据汉语提示完成句子)
第四部分 书信写作（满分15分）
62．假定你是李华，你的美国朋友Peter向你咨询，作为学业繁忙的高中生应该如何保持健康的体质。请你给他回一封邮件，内容包括以下几个方面：
(1)健康饮食 (2)规律的体育锻炼 (3)充足的睡眠 (4)适当的课外活动
注意：1.书数100左右。2. 可适当增加细节以使行文连贯。
Dear Li Hua,
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Yurs,
Peter