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2021 ᓅḕ⊝ὃᔁ ᑖᐳ⁚ ⁚ᐳ5⚪⚪1.5ᑖᑖ7.5ᑖ☢5.ᨵ⚪⚪ ᡠ ḄAஹBஹC!⌱⚗ ⌱$ᨬ&⌱⚗'᪗ᙠ*ᔁḄ,-./.012ᨵ1034Ḅ56ᩭ89ᨵᐵ⚪;▅=⚪.>=?.1. 1.5ᑖWherearetheman'sglovesatthemoment?A.Ontheshelf.B.Onthedesk.C.Inthecupboard.2. 1.5ᑖWhenwillthespeakershaveameetingtoday?A.At1200p.m.B.At200p.m.C.At700p.m.3. 1.5ᑖWhatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Afilm.B.Anovel.C.Awriter.4. 1.5ᑖWhatdoesthewomanplantodoonFriday?A.Work.B.Buytickets.C.Enjoyaconcert.5. 1.5ᑖWhydidn'tthewomanreadthee-mailfromtheman?A.Shelostthee-mail.B Shewasn'tinthecompany.C.Sheforgottocheckhere-mailbox. @⁚⚪1.5ᑖᑖ22.5ᑖ☢5ᡈBC.ᡈBCᨵD⚪⚪ E ḄAஹBஹC!⌱⚗ ⌱$ᨬ&⌱⚗'᪗ᙠ*ᔁḄ,-./.ᡈBCF1Gᨵ56▅=ᔜ⚪⚪5340ᔜ⚪G $534ḄI956.ᡈBC=?.6.3ᑖ1WhatwaswrongwithHun?A.Hehurthishead.
1B.Hefellillwithhearttrouble.C.Hewashitbyataxi.(2)Whatdidthewomando?A.Shecalledthedoctor.B.ShecheckedHun'sbody.C.ShetookHuntothehospital.7.(3ᑖ)(1)Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutclimbingtherock?A.Tired.B.Excited.C.Relaxed.(2)WhatwillthewomandowithKate?A.Seefilms.B.Havedinner.C.WatchTVshows.8.(4.5ᑖ)(1)Whatdoesthewomansayaboutherapartment?A.Ithastwobedroomswithabigkitchen.B.Ithastwobedroomswithasmallbalcony.C.Ithasonebedroomwithalargebalcony.(2)Howmuchshouldthemanpaythewomanifhehirestheapartment?A.About$100.B.About$200.C.About$400.(3)Whenwillthewomanmeettheman?A.OnWednesday.B.OnThursday.C.OnFriday.9.(6ᑖ)(1)WhydidTimdoaprojectonHowtoLeadaGreenerLife?A.Tofindmoreinformationforhissciencelessons.B.Todosomethingtohelptheenvironment.
2C.Togethisfamilyinterestedintheproject.(2)HowdoesTimgettoschoolnow?A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Bybike.(3)WhatadviceisTimgoingtogivehisteachers?A.Askstudentstosendintheirhomeworkelectronically.B.Requeststudentstorecycleschoolpaper.C.Makestudentsusebothsidesofpaper.(4)WhatdoesTimthinktheschoolcafeteriashoulddo?A.Uselocalproduce.B.HavemeatlessMondays.C.Stopsellingbottleddrinks.10.(6ᑖ)(1)Whatkindoftriphadthespeakerbeenexpecting?A.Aseadivingtrip.B.Ariverdivingtrip.C.Alakedivingtrip.(2)Wheredidthespeakergoonhisdivingtrip?A.ToIndonesia.B.TotheUSA.C.ToAustralia.(3)Whatdidthespeakerseeonhisdivingtrip?A.Sharks.B.Whales.C.Flyingfish.(4)Howmanydivesdidthespeakerdoonthethirdday?A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.
3ᑖ▅ᳮ ᐳ ⁚!⁚▅"ᑡ$ᦻ&'(⚪ᡠ+Ḅ-.⌱⚗ AஹBஹCஹD &⌱2ᨬ4⌱⚗.11. 6ᑖBreadGarrett'sComedyClubCategoryComedyBestknownforhisroleontheEmmyaward-winningsitcom6789ljEverybodyLovesRaymond,BradGarrettreturnstohisVegasrootswithhiscomedyclubattheMGMGrand.Itisagoodplacetocheckoutwhenyouneedabreakfromwork.Pricesfrom$56.40andupAgerestrictionMustbe21yearsofageorolderShowLength115minutesMacKingComedyMagicShowCategoryComedy,MagicTheMacKingComedyMagicShowisdifferenteveryafternoon,withlotsofaudienceparticipation.Heiswillingtomakefunofhimselfinsteadofhisguestsinordertomakeeveryonefeelwelcomeandentertained.Theafternooniskid-friendlyfromstarttofinish.Still,whetheryou'reeightor80,youwon'tbeabletofigureoutKing'ssecrets.Pricesfrom$40.90andupAgerestrictionNoagerestrictionShowLength90minutesTheMentalist,GerryMcCambridgeCategoryComedy,MagicUsinghisskillsasa"mentalist'\GerryMcCambridgeshocksthecrowdsasheuseshisabilitiestopredictjustwhataudiencememberswilldonext.Anyonewhohasseentheshowhaswalkedawayindisbelief,amazedbyhisunusualpower.Pricesfrom$34.99andupAgerestrictionUnder13willnotbeadmittedintothetheaterShowLength75minutesRockofAgesCategoryPlays&MusicalsThecheerfulRockofAgesbringsaudiencesbacktothetimesofbighairandevenbiggerbandswith28popularrocksongsfromthe80sincludingnEveryRoseHasItsThorn,,M,IWannaKnowWhatLoveIs,""Here
4IGoAgain,"andmore.RockofAgeshasbeennominated(:;)forfiveTonyAwardsincludingBestMusicalandBestDirectionofaMusical.ItalsoreceivedaDramaLeaguenominationforDistinguishedProductionforaMusical.Pricesfrom$74.00andupAgerestrictionMustbe15yearsofageorolderShowLength125minutes(1)Whoismostlikelytobeabletoreadaudiences'minds?A.Raymond.B.MacKing.C.BradGarrett.D.GerryMcCambridge.(2)Whichofthefollowingisgoodforakidof10yearsoldtogoto?A.GerryMcCambridge'sshow.B.BradGarrett'sComedyClub.C.MacKing'scomedymagicshow.D.PerformancesofRockOfAges.(3)Ifsomeoneisinterestedinmusicals,hisbestchoicemustbe.A.RockofAgesB.BreadGarrett*sComedyClubC.MacKingComedyMagicShowD.TheMentalist,GerryMcCambridge.12.(8ᑖ)WhenSarahHansenfirstcametoBonnieSchlachte'sballetstudio,shejokinglycalledherselfa“weeble-wobble,"tellingherballetteacherthatwhenshetriedtowalk,shewouldfall."Shecouldn'twalkacrosstheroomwithoutholdingontosomething,"recallsSchlachte."Shewouldimmediatelyfall.”Hansenwasonlyinmiddle-school,butaprogressiveneurologicaldiseasewashinderingherabilitytowalk,letalonedoballet.ButHansenhadatenaciousspiritanddesperatelywantedtolearnballet.HansenjoinedinweeklygroupclassesatSchlachte'sballetstudiocalledBalletforallKids,astudiothatteacheschildrenwithdisabilities.Soonaftershebeganclassesandprivatelessons,herfamilysawavast
5improvementinherabilitytomove.Sheworkedtirelesslyinthestudio,focusingonwhatherinstructorwantedfromher."Atthetime,herfootwouldn'tfullyrestonthefloor,"explainsSchlachte."That'swhyshecouldn'tstandonherown,therewasnosupport.”Schlachtepushedherstudent,explainingtoHansenthatherbrainhasneuroplasticity(<ᛛឋ)soeventuallyitwillreceivethemessage.Asamom,aclassicallytrainedballerina,andholdingadegreeinpsychology,BonnieSchlachtewastheperfectpersontopushHansentodoherbest.Schlachteputherselfthroughcollegewithdanceandtheaterscholarships.Aftergraduation,shecameacrossanopportunitywithchildrenwithdevelopmentaldisabilities.Shefellinloveandchosetofocusonjobsinthatfield.Yearslater,SchlachtefoundherselfwatchingandcelebratingHansen,whoatonepointcouldbarelywalk,wasnowmovingacrosstheflooronherowntwofeet."Oneday,herankledropped,andsheputherwholefootontheground,”saysSchlachte."Iwascrying,hermomwascrying,itwasagreatmoment.”(1)WhydidSarahHansencallherselfa"weeble-wobble'123?A.ShemetBonnieSchlachteforthefirsttime.B.Shehadgreatdifficultyinwalkingproperly.C.Shecouldwalkveryfastcarryingsomething.D.Shewouldstopherselffromfallingquickly.(2)WhatkindofpersonwasSarahHansen?A.Determinedandhard-working.B.Energeticandconfident.C.Happyandgenerous.D.Anxiousandcareful.(3)WhatdidSchlachtedotohelpHansenwalk?A.SheputHansen'sfootfullyonthefloor.B.ShepushedHanseninawheelchair.C.SheaskedHansentocontrolherbrain.
6D.Shepaidthefeeforher.(4)WhatmadeSchlachteandHansen'smothercry?A.Hansen*sdegreeinpsychology.B.Hansen'sdanceandtheaterscholarships.C.Hansen*sopportunitywithchildren.D.Hansen'simprovementinwalking.13.(8ᑖ)Askanykid,andyou'lllikelyhearthattimespentwithfriendsisthecoolestandmostimportantpartoftheschoolday.Educators,aswell,acknowledgethatmakingfriendsisoneofthemostvaluablethingschildrendoastheylearnandgrow.Butmanyparentsareperplexedbytheirchildren'ssociallives,wonderinghowtohelptheirkidscopewiththechallenges,heartbreaks,andthejoysofmakingfriends,losingthem,andmakingfriendsagain."Friendshipshelpchildrengraduallylearntobeindependent,contributingmembersofacommunityandit*sjustasimportantastheiracademicgrowth"notesDianeLevin,Ph.D.,authorof"RemoteControlChildhood."However,it'saslowprocess.Therearemanysocialskillstolearn,whichadvancewithageandexperience,trialanderror,andexperiencingthesatisfactionthatcomesfromcontributingtoanongoingfriendship.”"Friendshipstartsassoonaschildrencancrawlofftheirparents'lapsovertoanotherchild,“addsMichaelThompson,Ph.D.,co-authorofherlifewithyoutoherlifewithherfriends,butwhotheirfriendsare,howtheyinteractwiththem,andhowpopulartheyare,issomethingparentshaveonlylimitedcontrolover.”Expertsonchildren'sbehaviorsaythatproblemslikejealousies,breakups,bullyingandteasingaccountforabigpartofwhatparents,kidsandteacherstalkabout,andwhatparentsworryabout.Getinsightsintohowchildren'sfriendshipsdevelopandhowparentscanhelp,ifneeded,andfindwaystodetermineifyourchildisatriskforserioussocialproblemsorsimplysufferingfromreal(butcommon)socialchallenges.(1)Whilestayingatschool,kidsusuallyfeelthat.A.stayingwithfriendsisagoodexperienceB.makingfriendsisthemostimportantthing
7C.communicatingwithfriendsisagreatchallengeD.theycan*tgrowwellwithoutfriendsaroundthem(2)Whatdoestheunderlinedword"perplexed“meaninParagraph?A.EncouragedB.TouchedC.AttractedD.Puzzled.(3)Whyistheeffectoffriendshipsonchildren'sgrowthaslowprocess?A.Theyhavetofocusonacademicsubjects.B.Theyaretooyoungtobenefitfromfriendships.C.Theycan'tmasterallsocialskillsinoneday.D.Theyoftenmakemistakeswhilemakingfriends.(4)Whichofthefollowingsuggeststhebeginningoffriendship?A.Childrendon'tstayonparents*lapanylonger.B.Childrengetoutofthecontroloftheirparents.C.Childrendon'tsharetheirstorieswiththeirparents.D.Childrenleavetheirparentsforotherkidswillingly.14.(8ᑖ)ModerngraffitibeganinbigcitiesintheUnitedStatesinthe1970s.InNewYork,youngpeoplewrotetheirnames,or'tags',inpenonwallsaroundthecity.Oneofthefirstdaggers'wasateenagercalledDemetrius.HistagwasTAKI183.HewrotehistagonwallsandinstationsinNewYork.Hediditjustforfunandhehadneverimaginedhisbehaviorwouldhavelaunchedanamazingartcampaign.OtherteenagerssawDemetrius*stagandstartedwritingtheirtagstoo.Soon,thereweretagsonwalls,busesandtrainsalloverNewYork.Then,someteenagersstartedwritingtheirtagswithaerosolpaint.Theirtagswerebiggerandmorecolourful.Aerosolpaintgraffitibecameverypopularinthe1970sand1980s.Itappearedontrains,busesandwallsaroundtheworld.Inthe1990sand2000s,alotofgraffitiartistsstartedpaintingpictures.Someartists*pictureswereaboutpolitics.Otherartistswantedtomakecitiesbeautifulandpaintedbig,colorfulpicturesoncitywalls.Insomecountries,writingorpaintingonwallsisacrime.Sometimes,graffitiartistshaveproblems
8withthepolice.Inothercountries,artistscandrawandpaintincertainplaces.Forexample,inTaiwan,thereare'graffitizones'whereartistscanpaintonwalls.InSaoPauloinBrazil,streetartistscanpaintpicturesonwallsandhouses.Theirpicturesarecolorfulandbeautiful.SometouristsvisitSaoPaulojusttoseethestreetart!InBristolintheUK,thereisastreetartfestivalinAugusteveryyear.Artistspaintallthebuildingsinastreet.Lotsofpeoplecometowatchtheartistsandtakephotos.Youcanseeexhibitionsofstreetartinsomegalleriestoo.TherehavebeenexhibitionsofstreetartingalleriesinParis,LondonandLosAngeles.(1)HowdidgraffitiprobablybegininNewYork?A.Anartistdrewapictureonthewall.B.Anartcampaignaboutgraffitiwasheld.C.Ateenagerwrotehistagonwallsandinstations.D.Manyteenagersgaveouttagsonbusesandtrains.(2)Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Thetags-writinghasgrownintoaformofart.B.Aerosolpaintgraffitiisthemostpopulartype.C.Streetartissuretoattractmorepeopleinthefuture.D.Streetartistsprefertocommunicatewithothersonline.(3)Somegraffitiartistspaintpicturesto.A.indicatetheyweretiredofthepoliticallifeB.helpbeautifythecitytheyarelivinginC.changepeople'soutdatedartvaluesD.encouragetheteenagerstolovearts(4)Whatdoesthetextmainlytellus?A.Ayoungmanwithartisticideas.B.Thedevelopmentofstreetart.C.Whypeoplelikestreetart.D.Howtobecomeastreetartist. @⁚ᑖ10ᑖ᪷LMᦻᑁPMᦻḄ⌱⚗ ⌱$QRᐭTCᜐḄᨬ&⌱⚗.⌱⚗ ᨵ⚗V
9WX⌱⚗.15. 10ᑖVolunteeringatanursinghomeisanoftenoverlookedvolunteerareaandyetoneofthemostneeded.Statisticsshowthatonly50percentofnursinghomeresidentshavenocloserelativesand46percenthavenolivingchildren. 1However,theself-gratificationandrelationshipsyouwillreceiveistoounusualtobereplaced.Makealistofnursinghomesyouareabletovolunteeratonaregularbasis.Whendoingthis,useanyresourcesfromfamilymembers,friends,orevenuseanonlinesearchenginetofindnursinghomes.Whenchoosingyourhome,alsokeepinmindyourschedule?makesurethatyoucanbefullycommittedtoanyobligationsthatthenursinghomemaygiveyou. 2 3Beforecalling,chooseyourtimeswisely,anytimebetween9am-11amand2pm-5pmwouldbeagoodoption.Byavoidingmealtimesorlateratnight,you'Hhaveabetterchanceforgettinginformationandfindingpeoplewhoarefreetotalkwithyou.Askforanapplicationform. 4Thisstepisalsowhereyourapplicantprocessbegins.Theywillhandyouallnecessaryapplicantinformation.Mostnursinghomeswillconductinterviews,dobackgroundchecks,andmayevenhaveyoureceivevaccinesandtakedrugtests.Becomea"volunteerintraining"atthenursinghome. 5Becauseofthewidevarietyofpossibleareas,youmayexperiencevariationsinyourtraininglengthandthecontentmayvary.A.TheactivitydirectororvolunteercoordinatorYZὅ\]ᕒwillhandleallofyourinformationfromhere.B.Theprocessofbecomingavolunteeratanursinghomecanoftenbealittletoolong.C.You'llbetakenintotrainingdependingontheareayouareassignedtotrainin.D.Fromyourlist,choosethetopthreethatcatertowhatyouarelookingfor.E.Volunteeringatanursinghomecanbeareallywonderfulexperience.F.Callorvisitthetopthreeofyourchosennursinghomeoptions.G.Expecttoattendtrainingifyourapplicationisapproved. !ᑖ_`abcᵨᐳ⁚ ⁚0eRT⚪1.5ᑖ▅=☢MᦻMᦻᡠ ᔜ⚪f⌱⚗ AஹBஹC;D ⌱$ghRᐭTCᜐḄᨬ&⌱⚗.'ᙠ9⚪ᓱjGk⚗lm.16. 30ᑖThosewhobelievethattheywillneverdowellinaparticularareaprobablyneverwill.Thosewho
10believetheyarenotgoodat(1)willforeverfeelunprepared.Butthosewhobelievethatitis(2)tosucceedatwhattheyattemptcansurprisethemselves.Adamwasreadyto(3).HiswifeAnna,however,wasless(4).Assheexplainedtoafriend,"Adamhas(5)doneanythingthatrequiredphysicalstrength.Whenheretires,hewillsitinhiseasychairand(6)metobringhimhisfood.”ButtoAnna's(7),soonafterherhusbandretired,he(8)ahealthclub.Arrivinghomefromexerciseclassonenight,heannounced,nI(9)forthewrestlingtournament.Iamgoingto(10)Fridaynight."Annawasshocked."Pleasedon'tdoit,Adam.You'renotin(11).Youwillbesobeatupthattheywillhavetocarryyouhome!'*(12)hecouldn'tbepersuadedandshetoldhimthatifhewantedreallytodoit,shewasnotgoingtowatch.(13)toherword,shestayedawayasAdamwrestled.Andjustasshe(14),twomencarriedAdamhome.He(15)downonthebed,everymusclepainedandwounded.(16)shecouldspeak,hecriedout,"Don'tsaya(n)(17),Anna!Thisisnottheworstofit.I(18)tonight.Ihavetowrestleagaintomorrownight!1'Nothing(19)inyourlifeuntilyoubelieveyoucandothingsthatareimportanttoyou.Andifyouhavealow(20)ofyourself,nobodyelseislikelytoraiseit.(1)A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything(2)A.possibleB.vitalC.impossibleD.important(3)A.travelB.retirec.resignD.leave(4)A.frustratedB.energeticc.excitedD.careful(5)A.alwaysB.oftenc.againD.never(6)A.expectB.warnc.inviteD.hope(7)A.sorrowB.surprisec.delightD.relief(8)A.ownedB.foundedc.supportedD.joined(9)A.signedupB.madeupc.tookupD.cameup(10)A.prepareB.exercisec.wrestleD.consult(11)A.patienceB.shapec.troubleD.breast(12)A.AnyhowB.Moreoverc.ThereforeD.However
11(13)A.TrueB.BelieveC.ContraryD.Rude(14)A.advisedB.promisedC.predictedD.designed(15)A.settledB.layc.satD.laid(16)A.WhenB.Afterc.BeforeD.Until(17)A.planB.ideac.goalD.word(18)A.lostB.wonc.gainedD.performed(19)A.changesB.happensc.recoversD.reacts(20)A.talentB.doubtc.suggestionD.opinion⁚((@⚪1.5ᑖ)▅"☢ᩞᧇ&ᙠEFᜐHᐭ〉KḄᑁM(1.ᓫO)ᡈQRᑁᓫOḄSTUV.17.(15ᑖ)PekingOperais(1)formoftraditionalChinesetheatrewhichcombinesmusic,vocalperformance mime,danceandacrobatics.Itaroseinthelate18thcenturyandbecame(2)(full)developedandrecognizedbythemid-19thcentury.TheformwasextremelypopularintheQingDynastycourtandhascometoberegardedasoneofthe(3)(culture)treasuresofChina.Majorperformancetroupes(ᒓX)(4)(base)inBeijingandTianjininthenorth,andShanghaiinthesouth.IthasalsospreadtoothercountriessuchastheUnitedStatesandJapan.PekingOperacomes(5)fourlocaloperas,HuiOperainAnhui,HanOperainHubei,KunOperainJiangsuandQingqianginShaanxi.Ithasdrawnthemeritsoftheselocaloperasandcreateditsownstyle.Speech,song,danceandcombat(6)(be)thefourclassicperformingartsinPekingOpera,whicharealsothebasic(7)(skill)forperformersandisusuallytrainedsincetheperformersareveryyoung.TherearemanyrolesinPekingOpera,mainlySheng,Dan,Jing,andChou,eachof(8)hasitsowncostumeandmask-paintings.Maskswithdifferentcolorshavedifferentmeanings,whichisusedto(9)(represent)thecharacteroftherolesandillustratetheiremotionalstate.NoChinatripiscompletewithout(10)(watch)theclassicPekingOpera!EnjoythefantasticPekingOpera!-ᑖᑏZ(ᐳ ⁚)!⁚$ᦻᦋ┯(1()ᑖ)18.(10ᑖ)Ꮇ^_`ὁb⌕defghiᣚkᦋZᦻ&lmkᦋmefᑏḄn"Zᦻ.ᦻᐳᨵ10ᜐp┯q&(rᨬsᨵ ᜐ.┯qtu!.ᓫOḄvwஹᑤ◀ᡈkᦋ.
12vwᙠzOᜐw!.{O|R}&~ᙠᐸ"☢ᑏ2wḄO.ᑤ◀sḄOᵨ\ᑜᣵ.kᦋᙠ┯ḄO"!——,~ᙠO"☢ᑏ2kᦋḄO.1.(ᜐ┯qukᦋᙳ▲!O?2.ᐕkᦋ10ᜐ&sὅ'11ᜐᑖ.DearSteven,FmgladthatyouarecomingtoBeijingthissummervacation.Youaskedmanyquestioninyourletter,andnowletmeanswerthem.Tostartwith,Beijing,thecapitalofChina,isveryattractivecitywithalonghistory.YoucanfoundallkindsofdeliciousfoodinBeijing,ofthatthemostfamousistheroastBeijingduck.Ihopewewillenjoyit.Besides,thereisagreatnumberoftouristattractionsworthvisiting,suchastheGreatWall,theSummerPalaceortheForbiddenCity.Thesescenicspotshaveattractedmillionsoftouristsinthisyear.IpromiseyouwillhaveawonderfullytimehereinBeijing.Iamlookingforwardtohearfromyouassoonaspossible.Yours,LiuChao.⁚☢⊤ᑖ25ᑖ19. 25ᑖᎷm¡¢&mḄ£¤¥¦Peter§ᩭ©ª«¬ᐵ®mḄὁbMr.Li¯ᑮ±²᪥´µᦻᓄi·Ḅ¸¹º.lm¼½±Ḅ©ª&ᑁM¾⌕ᒹQ1.§⊤ÀÁ~ÂÃĹ?2.+4 ;Ã`!ᚪÆ_?3.ÇȤᦻᓄ-Ê.1.Oᦪ100ÍÎ?2.13Inthelastletter,you'dliketoknowsomethingaboutMr.Li'svisittoyourschool.Yourssincerely,LiHua
142021 ᓅḕ⊝ὃᔁnὃ9ᫀq*⚪r᪆!ᑖÚÛᐳ ⁚!⁚ᐳ5@⚪?(@⚪L5ᑖ&ᑖ7.5ᑖÚ"☢5ÜÝÞ.(ÜÝÞᨵ!.@⚪&'⚪ᡠ+ḄAஹBஹCß.⌱⚗⌱2ᨬ4⌱⚗&~᪗ᙠᔁḄáâãä.Úå(ÜÝÞ&mæᨵ10çèḄéhᩭ¼êᨵᐵ@⚪ë▅"!@⚪.(ÜÝÞ!ì.1. 1.5ᑖ2021•î!Wherearetheman'sglovesatthemoment?A.Ontheshelf.B.Onthedesk.C.Inthecupboard.ூὃð15$ÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êAூðôᶍ2. 1.5ᑖ 2021•î!Whenwillthespeakershaveameetingtoday?A.At1200p.m.B.At200p.m.C.At700p.m.ூὃð12rõᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êBூðôᶍ3. 1.5ᑖ 2021•ÊöWhatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Afilm.B.Anovel.C.Awriter.ூὃð15$ÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êBூðôᶍ
154. 1.5ᑖ2021•î!WhatdoesthewomanplantodoonFriday?A.Work.B.Buytickets.C.Enjoyaconcert.ூὃð15$ÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êCூðôᶍ5. 1.5ᑖ2021•î!Whydidn'tthewomanreadthee-mailfromtheman?A.Shelostthee-mail.B.Shewasn'tinthecompany.C.Sheforgottocheckhere-mailbox.ூὃð15$ÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êAூðôᶍ⁚(@⚪1.5ᑖ&ᑖ22.5ᑖÚ"☢5ÜÝÞᡈ÷F.(ÜÝÞᡈ÷Fᨵø.@⚪&'⚪ù+ḄAஹBஹCß.⌱⚗⌱2ᨬ4⌱⚗&~᪗ᙠᔁḄáâãä.Ú(ÜÝÞᡈ÷Fú&m¯ᨵéh▅ᔜ.@⚪&(@⚪5çè?Úå&ᔜ@⚪¯+25çèḄZêéh.(ÜÝÞᡈ÷F ì.6. 3ᑖ2021•ᡂæ!1WhatwaswrongwithHun?A.Hehurthishead.B.Hefellillwithhearttrouble.C.Hewashitbyataxi. 2Whatdidthewomando?A.Shecalledthedoctor.B.ShecheckedHun'sbody.C.ShetookHuntothehospital.ூὃð16ýÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍ
16ூ êBCூðôᶍ7. 3ᑖ2021•î!1Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutclimbingtherock?A.Tired.B.Excited.C.Relaxed. 2WhatwillthewomandowithKate?A.Seefilms.B.Havedinner.C.WatchTVshows.ூὃð16ýÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êAAூðôᶍ8. 4.5ᑖ2021•î! 1Whatdoesthewomansayaboutherapartment?A.Ithastwobedroomswithabigkitchen.B.Ithastwobedroomswithasmallbalcony.C.Ithasonebedroomwithalargebalcony. 2Howmuchshouldthemanpaythewomanifhehirestheapartment?A.About$100.B.About$200.C.About$400. 3Whenwillthewomanmeettheman?A.OnWednesday.B.OnThursday.C.OnFriday.ூὃð16ýÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êCBC
17ூðôᶍ9.(6ᑖ)(2021•î!)(1)WhydidTimdoaprojectonHowtoLeadaGreenerLife?A.Tofindmoreinformationforhissciencelessons.B.Todosomethingtohelptheenvironment.C.Togethisfamilyinterestedintheproject.(2)HowdoesTimgettoschoolnow?A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Bybike.(3)WhatadviceisTimgoingtogivehisteachers?A.Askstudentstosendintheirhomeworkelectronically.B.Requeststudentstorecycleschoolpaper.C.Makestudentsusebothsidesofpaper.(4)WhatdoesTimthinktheschoolcafeteriashoulddo?A.Uselocalproduce.B.HavemeatlessMondays.C.Stopsellingbottleddrinks.ூὃð16ýÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êBCACூðôᶍ10.(6ᑖ)(2021•î!)(1)Whatkindoftriphadthespeakerbeenexpecting?A.Aseadivingtrip.B.Ariverdivingtrip.C.Alakedivingtrip.(2)Wheredidthespeakergoonhisdivingtrip?A.ToIndonesia.B.TotheUSA.C.ToAustralia.
18 3Whatdidthespeakerseeonhisdivingtrip?A.Sharks.B.Whales.C.Flyingfish. 4Howmanydivesdidthespeakerdoonthethirdday?A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.ூὃð16ýÝÞᳮ .ூᑖ᪆ᶍூ êABBCூðôᶍᑖ▅ᳮ ᐳ ⁚!⁚▅"ᑡ$ᦻ&'(⚪ᡠ+Ḅ-.⌱⚗ AஹBஹCஹD &⌱2ᨬ4⌱⚗.11. 6ᑖ 2021•᪻ÿ ᪥BreadGarrett*sComedyClubCategoryComedyBestknownforhisroleontheEmmyaward-winningsitcomUEverybodyLovesRaymond,BradGarrettreturnstohisVegasrootswithhiscomedyclubattheMGMGrand.Itisagoodplacetocheckoutwhenyouneedabreakfromwork.Pricesfrom$56.40andupAgerestrictionMustbe21yearsofageorolderShowLength115minutesMacKingComedyMagicShowCategoryComedy,MagicTheMacKingComedyMagicShowisdifferenteveryafternoon,withlotsofaudienceparticipation.Heiswillingtomakefunofhimselfinsteadofhisguestsinordertomakeeveryonefeelwelcomeandentertained.Theafternooniskid-friendlyfromstarttofinish.Still,whetheryou'reeightor80,youwon'tbeabletofigureoutKing*ssecrets.Pricesfrom$40.90andupAgerestrictionNoagerestriction
19ShowLength90minutesTheMentalist,GerryMcCambridgeCategoryComedy,MagicUsinghisskillsasa"mentalistu,GerryMcCambridgeshocksthecrowdsasheuseshisabilitiestopredictjustwhataudiencememberswilldonext.Anyonewhohasseentheshowhaswalkedawayindisbelief,amazedbyhisunusualpower.Pricesfrom$34.99andupAgerestrictionUnder13willnotbeadmittedintothetheaterShowLength75minutesRockofAgesCategoryPlays&MusicalsThecheerfulRockofAgesbringsaudiencesbacktothetimesofbighairandevenbiggerbandswith28popularrocksongsfromthe80sincluding"EveryRoseHasItsThorn,,M,IWannaKnowWhatLoveIs,""HereIGoAgain "andmore.RockofAgeshasbeennominated()forfiveTonyAwardsincludingBestMusicalandBestDirectionofaMusical.ItalsoreceivedaDramaLeaguenominationforDistinguishedProductionforaMusical.Pricesfrom$74.00andupAgerestrictionMustbe15yearsofageorolderShowLength125minutes(21)Whoismostlikelytobeabletoreadaudiences'minds?DA.Raymond.B.MacKing.C.BradGarrett.D.GerryMcCambridge.(22)Whichofthefollowingisgoodforakidof10yearsoldtogoto?CA.GerryMcCambridge'sshow.B.BradGarrett'sComedyClub.C.MacKing'scomedymagicshow.D.PerformancesofRockOfAges.
20 23Ifsomeoneisinterestedinmusicals,hisbestchoicemustbeA.A.RockofAgesB.BreadGarrett'sComedyClubC.MacKingComedyMagicShowD.TheMentalist,GerryMcCambridge.ூὃ03▅.ூᑖ᪆ ᦻ!"▅#$%#&⌕()*BreadGarrettsComedyClub,MacKingComedyMagicShow,TheMentalist,GerryMcCambridge,RockofAges+,ᒓḄ/012(34.ூ5621.D.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷#GerryMcCambridge?@ABCḄDᳮ.ᦑ⌱D.22.C.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷#MacKingComedyMagicShowHIJ▲ᑴ#MᐸOP,ᒓQR〉ᔠᓝV0WḄXYZ.ᦑ⌱C.23.A.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷#RockofAges[\ᒓ]^_ᒓ.ᦑa!,bc^_dᐶf#gh⌱iRockofAges.ᦑ⌱A.ூj ᦻ!"▅#⚪kl1m⍝7⁚ᳮ5⚪.o⚪pqrgs7▅tᦻ#uvᦻw&⌕ᑁy#ὶ{ᦻw|Wᦻᑁy}~ᔠᡠ⌱⚗#G⌱6ᫀ#!⌕oᑮᨵᳮᨵ<#ᑗ.12. 8ᑖ 2021•᪻ ᪥WhenSarahHansenfirstcametoBonnieSchlachte'sballetstudio,shejokinglycalledherselfa"weeble-wobble,"tellingherballetteacherthatwhenshetriedtowalk,shewouldfall."Shecouldn'twalkacrosstheroomwithoutholdingontosomething,“recallsSchlachte."Shewouldimmediatelyfall.”Hansenwasonlyinmiddle-school,butaprogressiveneurologicaldiseasewashinderingherabilitytowalk,letalonedoballet.ButHansenhadatenaciousspiritanddesperatelywantedtolearnballet.HansenjoinedinweeklygroupclassesatSchlachte'sballetstudiocalledBalletforallKids,astudiothatteacheschildrenwithdisabilities.Soonaftershebeganclassesandprivatelessons,herfamilysawavastimprovementinherabilitytomove.Sheworkedtirelesslyinthestudio,focusingonwhatherinstructorwantedfromher."Atthetime,her
21footwouldn'tfullyrestonthefloor,"explainsSchlachte."That'swhyshecouldn'tstandonherown,therewasnosupport.”Schlachtepushedherstudent,explainingtoHansenthatherbrainhasneuroplasticity(=ᛛឋ)soeventuallyitwillreceivethemessage.Asamom,aclassicallytrainedballerina,andholdingadegreeinpsychology,BonnieSchlachtewastheperfectpersontopushHansentodoherbest.Schlachteputherselfthroughcollegewithdanceandtheaterscholarships.Aftergraduation,shecameacrossanopportunitywithchildrenwithdevelopmentaldisabilities.Shefellinloveandchosetofocusonjobsinthatfield.Yearslater,SchlachtefoundherselfwatchingandcelebratingHansen,whoatonepointcouldbarelywalk,wasnowmovingacrosstheflooronherowntwofeet."Oneday,herankledropped,andsheputherwholefootontheground,“saysSchlachte.nIwascrying,hermomwascrying,itwasagreatmoment."(1)WhydidSarahHansencallherselfanweeble-wobble"?BA.ShemetBonnieSchlachteforthefirsttime.B.Shehadgreatdifficultyinwalkingproperly.C.Shecouldwalkveryfastcarryingsomething.D.Shewouldstopherselffromfallingquickly.(2)WhatkindofpersonwasSarahHansen?AA.Determinedandhard-working.B.Energeticandconfident.C.Happyandgenerous.D.Anxiousandcareful.(3)WhatdidSchlachtedotohelpHansenwalk?CA.SheputHansen'sfootfullyonthefloor.B.ShepushedHanseninawheelchair.C.SheaskedHansentocontrolherbrain.D.Shepaidthefeeforher.(4)WhatmadeSchlachteandHansen'smothercry?D
22A.Hansen*sdegreeinpsychology.B.Hansen'sdanceandtheaterscholarships.C.Hansen*sopportunitywithchildren.D.Hansen'simprovementinwalking.ூὃ05ᦟ▅.ூᑖ᪆ ᦻ*!,ᨵḄX#ᙠḄ¡¢Ḅ£¤Ḅ¥ᢝW#§bḄ¨©W#ᨬ«q¬®¯Ḅ°¤ᦑ±.ூ561.B.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷<ᦻwᑁy²!tellingherballetteacherthatwhenshetriedtowalk,shewouldfall.”´Ḅ®¯ὁ·#¸¹º»¼p#¬ᤶ᎔.=>#¿ÀÁ».ᦑ⌱B.2.A.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷<ᦻwᑁy²ÃÄButHansenhadatenaciousspiritanddesperatelywantedtolearnballet.ÅÆÇᨵ!ÈÉ¢ḄÊË#ÌÁÍq®.ᵫÏÐÑ!,£¤¡Ḅ#ÒÓÔÕḄb#~ᔠ⌱⚗#ᦑ⌱A.3.C.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷<ᦻwᑁy²+ÄSchlachteexplainingtoHansenthatherbrainhasneuroplasticity=ᛛឋsoeventuallyitwillreceivethemessage.SchlachteᔣÆÇ5×Ḅᜧᾯᐹᨵ=ᛛឋ#Û⌕q¬ÜᑴÝ#ÝÞ?ᨬ«¬ᦈᑮàá}Âhàá.~ᔠ⌱⚗#ᦑ⌱C.4.D.7⁚ᳮ5⚪.᪷<ᦻwᑁyᨬã!ÄHansen,whoatonepointcouldbarelywalk,wasnowmovingacrosstheflooronherowntwofeet.”ÆÇäåæᙠ!,ᙢèéêR?»¼#ëᙠᵨḄíîᙠᙢï|ðñ.=>#XY=0»¼*òó¿ôᐶ.ᦑ⌱D.ூj ᦻ⚪kl1m⍝7⁚ᳮ5⚪#o⚪p~ᔠtᦻõ⚪kᨵ┐cឋḄ÷øᐵúûüÂs7ᑖ᪆#~ᔠ⌱⚗⌱6ᫀ.ÐᳮᑨÑ⚪þ⌕ᙠᢕ ᐵḄẠᔠᳮḄᑖ᪆ᫀᑗ ⌕ ᑮᨵᳮᨵ".13. 8ᑖ$%2021•᪻()᪥+,-$Askanykid,andyou'lllikelyhearthattimespentwithfriendsisthecoolestandmostimportantpartoftheschoolday.Educators,aswell,acknowledgethatmakingfriendsisoneofthemostvaluablethingschildrendoastheylearnandgrow.Butmanyparentsareperplexedbytheirchildren'ssociallives,wonderinghowtohelptheirkidscopewiththechallenges,heartbreaks,andthejoysofmakingfriends,losingthem,andmakingfriendsagain."Friendshipshelpchildrengraduallylearntobeindependent,contributingmembersofacommunityandit'sjustasimportantastheiracademicgrowth"notesDianeLevin,Ph.D.,authorof"RemoteControlChildhood."However,it'saslowprocess.Therearemanysocialskillstolearn,whichadvancewithage
23andexperience,trialanderror,andexperiencingthesatisfactionthatcomesfromcontributingtoanongoingfriendship.”"Friendshipstartsassoonaschildrencancrawlofftheirparents*lapsovertoanotherchild,“addsMichaelThompson,Ph.D.,co-authorofherlifewithyoutoherlifewithherfriends,butwhotheirfriendsare,howtheyinteractwiththem,andhowpopulartheyare,issomethingparentshaveonlylimitedcontrolover.”Expertsonchildren'sbehaviorsaythatproblemslikejealousies,breakups,bullyingandteasingaccountforabigpartofwhatparents,kidsandteacherstalkabout,andwhatparentsworryabout.Getinsightsintohowchildren'sfriendshipsdevelopandhowparentscanhelp,ifneeded,andfindwaystodetermineifyourchildisatriskfbrserioussocialproblemsorsimplysufferingfromreal(butcommon)socialchallenges.(1)Whilestayingatschool,kidsusuallyfeelthatA.A.stayingwithfriendsisagoodexperienceB.makingfriendsisthemostimportantthingC.communicatingwithfriendsisagreatchallengeD.theycan'tgrowwellwithoutfriendsaroundthem(2)Whatdoestheunderlinedword"perplexed'1meaninParagraph?DA.EncouragedB.TouchedC.AttractedD.Puzzled.(3)Whyistheeffectoffriendshipsonchildren'sgrowthaslowprocess?CA.Theyhavetofocusonacademicsubjects.B.Theyaretooyoungtobenefitfromfriendships.C.Theycan'tmasterallsocialskillsinoneday.D.Theyoftenmakemistakeswhilemakingfriends.(4)Whichofthefollowingsuggeststhebeginningoffriendship?DA.Childrendon'tstayonparents*lapanylonger.
24B.Childrengetoutofthecontroloftheirparents.C.Childrendon'tsharetheirstorieswiththeirparents.D.Childrenleavetheirparentsforotherkidswillingly.ூὃ10534ᦟ6▅8.ூᑖ᪆9ᦻ; <=>?@6▅8ABCDᦻE⌕FGHᙠJ᪥KLMN?OPQRᙠ S; TUḄVᔊX;YZ[\]LḄ^_>`abc.9ᦻdefghDE⌕FGHLḄ_Ri⚪.ூk1.A.l⁚ᳮk⚪.᪷"o pAskanykid,andyoulllikelyhearthattimespentwithfriendsisthecoolestandmostimportantpartoftheschoolday.Educators,aswell,acknowledgethatmakingfriendsisoneofthemostvaluablethingschildrendoastheylearnandgrow.qrᙠJ᪥K LMN?OPQRᙠ S; TUḄVᔊ.ᦑ⌱A.2.D.uv⚪.᪷"wᦻᑁyqrButmanyparentsareperplexedbytheirchildren'ssociallives,z]X;YZ[\]LḄ^_>`abc.ᦑperplexedz]bc.ᦑ⌱D.3.C.l⁚ᳮk⚪.᪷"o{pHowever,it'saslowprocess.Therearemanysocialskillstolearn,whichadvancewithageandexperience,trialanderror,andexperiencingthesatisfactionthatcomesfromcontributingtoanongoingfriendshipqrX;|; T}᠒Ḅ.ᨵYZ^ᢈJḼPVP┯dᑮᢝRa>Ḅ?.ᦑ⌱C.4.D.l⁚ᳮk⚪.᪷"Fopriendshipstartsassoonaschildrencancrawlofftheirparents'lapsovertoanotherchildqr Lqdῃ᱄ᩭᑮ¢ TL£¤R¥g¦H.ᦑ⌱D.ூ1§⚪¨©Z⍝E«ᜧz⚪l⁚ᳮk⚪ᳮᑨ¯⚪. ⚪KJ>°±l▅8²ᦻ³´ᦻµE⌕ᑁyὶ·ᦻµwᦻᑁy¸¹ᔠᡠ»⌱⚗½v¾¿⌱ᫀ ⌕ ᑮᨵᳮᨵ"ᑗ.14. 8ᑖ$%2021•᪻()᪥+,-$ModerngraffitibeganinbigcitiesintheUnitedStatesinthe1970s.InNewYork,youngpeoplewrotetheirnames,or'tags',inpenonwallsaroundthecity.Oneofthefirstdaggers'wasateenagercalledDemetrius.HistagwasTAKI183.HewrotehistagonwallsandinstationsinNewYork.Hediditjustforfunandhehadneverimaginedhisbehaviorwouldhavelaunchedanamazingartcampaign.OtherteenagerssawDemetrius'stagandstartedwritingtheirtagstoo.Soon,thereweretagsonwalls,busesandtrainsalloverNewYork.Then,someteenagersstartedwritingtheirtagswithaerosolpaint.Theirtagswerebiggerandmore
25colourful.Aerosolpaintgraffitibecameverypopularinthe1970sand1980s.Itappearedontrains,busesandwallsaroundtheworld.Inthe1990sand2000s,alotofgraffitiartistsstartedpaintingpictures.Someartists*pictureswereaboutpolitics.Otherartistswantedtomakecitiesbeautifulandpaintedbig,colorfulpicturesoncitywalls.Insomecountries,writingorpaintingonwallsisacrime.Sometimes,graffitiartistshaveproblemswiththepolice.Inothercountries,artistscandrawandpaintincertainplaces.Forexample,inTaiwan,thereare'graffitizones'whereartistscanpaintonwalls.InSaoPauloinBrazil,streetartistscanpaintpicturesonwallsandhouses.Theirpicturesarecolorfulandbeautiful.SometouristsvisitSaoPaulojusttoseethestreetart!InBristolintheUK,thereisastreetartfestivalinAugusteveryyear.Artistspaintallthebuildingsinastreet.Lotsofpeoplecometowatchtheartistsandtakephotos.Youcanseeexhibitionsofstreetartinsomegalleriestoo.TherehavebeenexhibitionsofstreetartingalleriesinParis,LondonandLosAngeles.(1)HowdidgraffitiprobablybegininNewYork?CA.Anartistdrewapictureonthewall.B.Anartcampaignaboutgraffitiwasheld.C.Ateenagerwrotehistagonwallsandinstations.D.Manyteenagersgaveouttagsonbusesandtrains.(2)Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?AA.Thetags-writinghasgrownintoaformofart.B.Aerosolpaintgraffitiisthemostpopulartype.C.Streetartissuretoattractmorepeopleinthefuture.D.Streetartistsprefertocommunicatewithothersonline.(3)SomegraffitiartistspaintpicturestoB.A.indicatetheyweretiredofthepoliticallifeB.helpbeautifythecitytheyarelivinginC.changepeople'soutdatedartvaluesD.encouragetheteenagerstolovearts(4)Whatdoesthetextmainlytellus?B
26A.Ayoungmanwithartisticideas.B.Thedevelopmentofstreetart.C.Whypeoplelikestreetart.D.Howtobecomeastreetartist.ூὃ1063^ᦻᓄ6▅8.ூᑖ᪆9ᦻFGHᨬÂÃÄ;TÅ=ḄÆ]᠒᠒ᙢÈfᡂHÊÆ]¸ᨵHËZḄ=ÌᐭᩭÎᡂH ÏÐÑÎÒ.ூk1-4CABB1.C.l⁚ᳮk⚪᪷"o{pOneofthefirst'taggers'wasateenagercalledDemelrius.HistagwasTAKI183.HewrotehistagonwallsandinstationsinNewYork.Hediditjustforfunandhehadneverimaginedhisbehaviorwouldhavelaunchedanamazingartcampaign.qrᙠÓÔÃÄÕÖḄᨬ×ḄÕ; T☘Ù³ÚḄÛÜÃᙠHᜋPÞßᦑᫀ]C.2.A.E«ᜧz⚪M8ᐰᦻqrᨬÂÃÄ;TÅ=ḄÆ]᠒᠒ᙢÈfᡂHÊÆ]ᨵHËZḄ=Ìᐭᩭ¸ÎᡂH ÏÐÑÎÒᦑᫀ]A.3.B.l⁚ᳮk⚪᪷"Otherartistswantedtomakecitiesbeautifulandpaintedbig,colorfulpicturesoncitywalls.qrᨵḄÃÄÐÑ[ᙠ(áḄᜋÃĨḄ;â(áãËÌäåᦑᫀ]B.4.B.E«ᜧz⚪M8ᐰᦻqr9ᦻFGHÃÄÕÖḄÈfᔊæᨬç᠒᠒ÎᡂH ÏÐÑÎÒᦑᫀ]B.ூ1§e⚪E⌕ὃèJ>Ḅl⁚ᳮkPᳮᑨ¯é. l⁚ᳮk⚪K ⌕êᑮᦻµ¿Ḅ²P⚪ëÆìíî ⌱ï.ᙠ ᳮᑨ¯⚪Kð⌕dT=ḄEñòÖóôᦻµḄõö⌕᪷"ᦻµõöÆᔠ÷øùḄᳮᑨ¯.o{⁚%ᑖ10ᑖ$᪷"úᦻᑁy¾úᦻçḄ⌱⚗¿⌱ûᐭüýᜐḄᨬÿ⌱⚗.⌱⚗ᨵ⚗⌱⚗.15. 10ᑖ2021•᪻᪥Volunteeringatanursinghomeisanoftenoverlookedvolunteerareaandyetoneofthemostneeded.Statisticsshowthatonly50percentofnursinghomeresidentshavenocloserelativesand46percenthavenolivingchildren. 1BHowever,theself-gratificationandrelationshipsyouwillreceiveistoounusualtobereplaced.Makealistofnursinghomesyouareabletovolunteeratonaregularbasis.Whendoingthis,useanyresourcesfromfamilymembers,friends,orevenuseanonlinesearchenginetofindnursinghomes.When
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