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Mr. Bennet replied that he had nt.
“But it is,” returned she, “fr Mrs. Lng has just been here, and she tld me all abut it.”
Mr. Bennet made n answer.
“D nt yu want t knw wh has taken it?” cried his wife impatiently.
“Yu want t tell me, and I have n bjectin(反对) t hearing it.”
This was invitatin enugh.
“Why, my dear, yu must knw, Mrs. Lng says that Netherfield is taken by a yung man f large frtune frm the nrth f England; that he came dwn n Mnday t see the place, and was s satisfied with it that he agreed immediately with Mr. Mrris, the wner f Netherfield, and sme f his servants are t be in the huse by the end f next week.”
“What is his name?”
“Bingley.”
“Is he married r single?”
“Oh! Single, my dear, t be sure! A single man f large frtune; fur r five thusand a year. What a fine thing fr ur girls! It is prbable that he may fall in lve with ne f them, and s yu must visit him as sn as he cmes.”
“I see n chance fr that. Yu and the girls may g, r yu may send them by themselves, which perhaps will be still better; fr, as yu are as handsme as any f them, Mr. Bingley might like yu the best f all.”
“But, my dear, yu must indeed g and see Mr. Bingley when he cmes int the neighburhd.”
“It is mre than what I shuld d, hnestly speaking.”
“But cnsider yur daughters. Sir William and Lady Lucas have decided t g, fr in general, yu knw they visit n new cmers. Indeed yu must g, fr it will be impssible fr us t visit him, if yu d nt.”
But in fact Mr. Bennet was amng the earliest f thse wh waited t visit Mr. Bingley. He had always planned t visit him, thugh t the last always lying t his wife that he wuld nt g.
(Adapted frm Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen).
1．Hw did Mrs. Bennet feel when she heard that Bingley wuld mve there?
A．Excited and hpeful.B．Surprised and crazy.
C．Nervus and curius.D．Pleased and prud.
2．Why did Mr. Bennet shw n interest in Mr. Bingley’s mving there when his wife talked abut it?
A．Because his daughters were nt pretty enugh.
B．Because his wife was prettier than his daughters.
C．Because he didn’t want t shw his true feelings t thers.
D．Because he didn’t care abut his daughters’ happiness.
3．Why did Mrs. Bennet mentin “Sir William and Lady Lucas”?
A．T shw Mr. Bingley was well wrth visiting.
B．T shw Sir William and Lady Lucas were their friends.
C．T shw it was plite fr a cuple t visit a new cmer tgether.
D．T shw Sir William and Lady Lucas were t prud t get alng well with.
Nate Rbinsn is unlike any ther player in the NBA．This player is the shrtest in the NBA, but he is ne f the mst fearless players. He is 1.75m tall. “In NBA, he lks like a furth-grader amng a grup f high schl students,” accrding t The Atlantic.
Hw can he cmpete(竞争) with them? Rbinsn makes up fr this with his ability t jump. Withut mving frwards r backwards, he can jump up t 110cm. Hwever, cnfidence helps him mre. “Peple talk abut my height all the time, but I dn’t really feel smaller than anyne else,” said Rbinsn. “I always think I’m n fire (充满激情的).” N matter wh yu are r what yu’ve wn, he’s ging t cme at yu. With that spirit, he has wn the NBA Slam Dunk Cntest three times. Als, he has made many wnderful blcks(盖帽).
Chicag Bulls played Miami Heat n May 10, 2013. LeBrn James, the 2.03-meter-tall player frm Miami Heat, went t sht. But Rbinsn blcked him. He als blcked Shaquille O’Neal in Cleveland Cavaliers and even Ya Ming in Hustn Rckets.
Nate Rbinsn is a her. He has given many basketball fans hpe. Maybe ne day, yu can als blck big guys like LeBrn James!
4．Paragraph 1 f the reprt mainly talks abut ________.
A．hw great Nate Rbinsn isB．hw Nate Rbinsn is unlike any ther player
C．hw fearless Nate Rbinsn isD．wh Nate Rbinsn is
5．The underlined phrase “makes up” prbably means ________.
A．强化B．弱化C．弥补D．构成
6．Nate Rbinsn’s ________ is the main reasn why he can cmpete with thers.
A．ability t jumpB．cnfidenceC．shting skillsD．blcks
7．Which is TRUE abut Nate Rbinsn?
A．He nce blcked Ya Ming frm Miami Heat.
B．He wn the NBA Slam Dunk Cntest mre than nce.
C．He gives hpe t all NBA players.
D．He feels himself smaller than thers and he practises hard.
Maybe yu ften have arguments with yur parents abut clthes, hmewrk, friends and many ther things. But what’s ging n when yur parents fight with each ther? Mst teenagers feel sad r afraid when their parents fight. They might think their parents dn’t lve each ther any mre and that their arguments will lead t a divrce (导致离婚).
In fact, it is nrmal fr parents t disagree and argue smetimes. They might disagree abut imprtant things like jbs and family decisins. They might even disagree abut little things that dn’t seem imprtant at all—like what’s fr dinner. Maybe smetimes parents feel s strngly abut their differences that it may lead t arguments. Hwever, these arguments are ften ver quickly. Parents may say srry and make up, and the family returns t nrmal.
As a family member, yu shuld find ut what it really means when yur parents fight. When yur parents get angry with each ther, they might say things they dn’t really mean. Mst peple may lse their cl, s if yur parents are fighting, dn’t wrry t much abut it. Try t find a gd way t slve it.
If yur parents’ fighting really bthers yu, yu might find it hard t sleep r g t schl. If this happens, try talking t yur parents abut their behavir. They may nt even realize it until yu tell them hw their arguments has affected yu. Yu can als tell ther relatives, a teacher r a clse friend.
Just remember that n family is perfect and arguments are cmmn in every family.
8．What des it mean when parents fight?
A．They aren’t happy with their family.
B．They dn’t lve each ther any mre.
C．They disagree with each ther abut smething.
D．They will divrce because f family decisins.
9．The underlined part “make up” in Paragragh2 means “________” in Chinese.
A．弥补B．化妆C．组成D．化解
10．What shuld we d when ur parents’ fighting bthers us?
A．Talk t them abut ur feelings.B．Say smething we dn’t really mean.
C．Keep silent and d everything as usualD．Shut at them t let them knw we are angry.
Abut ten years ag, a yung and very successful man named Jack was traveling dwn a New Yrk neighbrhd street. He was ging a bit t fast in his black car, which was nly tw mnths ld.
He was watching fr kids running ut frm between the cars and slwed dwn when he thught he saw smething. As his car passed, n children ut, but a brick (砖块) flew ut and—WHUMP—it brke int the shiny black side dr. Jsh was very angry, he jumped ut f the car, caught the kid and shuted, “What have yu dne? That’s my new car, that brick yu threw will cst yu a lt f mney. Why did yu thrw it?”
“Please, sir, please. I’m srry! I didn’t knw what else t d!” cried the yungest. “I threw the brick because n ne else wuld stp!” he pinted arund the cars. “It’s my brther, sir.” He said. “He fell dwn the rad and fell ut f his wheelchair and I can’t lift him up. Wuld yu please help me get him back int his wheelchair? He’s hurt and he’s t heavy fr me.”
Mved beynd wrds, Jsh lifted the yung man back int the wheelchair, checking t see that everything was ging t be OK.
It was a lng walk back t the car—a lng and slw walk. Jsh never did fix the side dr. He kept it t remind him nt t g thrugh life s fast that smene has t thrw a brick at him t get his attentin. Feel fr the bricks f life cming at t yu.
11．Where did the stry happen?
A．England. B．America. C．Australia. D．Canada.
12．Why did the by thrw the brick t Jack?
A．Because the little by likes ding things like this.
B．Because Jack was a successful man and he was kind.
C．Because Jack was a bad man.
D．Because the by threw the brick t get Jack’s attentin t help his brther.
13．Which ne is the best title?
A．The brickB．The difficulty in life
C．A by and his brtherD．A by thrwing bricks
14．In the Friendship Restaurant yu can eat ________ fd.A．ChineseB．JapaneseC．EnglishD．French
15．Sarah wants t d sme vlunteer wrk. She can call ________ t get sme ideas.
A．846-3809B．312-9997C．822-3331D．822-5566
16．Red Bird Club is clsed n ________.
A．TuesdayB．MndayC．SaturdayD．Thursday
Dear Disney,
Last weekend, my family spent an enjyable hliday at the Magic Kingdm—Disneyland. And ne event made ur visit seem truly magical.
We gt t the frnt f the line at Space Muntain, nly t find ut that ur little daughter Glria culdn’t take her ice-cream n the ride. We were s excited that we all frgt ice-cream was nt allwed n the ride.
Glria began t cry and we all had n idea what t d. Then Murphy, ne f yur staff (员工) came ver. She tld Glria that she wuld hld the ice-cream fr her and give it t her when she finished the ride. Glria said, “Prmise?” Then she gave Murphy her ice-cream, and she cmpletely enjyed the ride.
Sure enugh, as we walked ut the exit (出口), there was Glria’s new friend with “her” ice-cream. Nw yu and I bth knw what happened, because we knw that an ice-cream wn’t last twenty minutes n a summer afternn in Flrida. Murphy knew what time we wuld get ff the ride, she went t the nearest shp and bught a new ice-cream thirty secnds befre we walked ut the exit. Glria said, “Thank yu”, but I’m sure she thught it was the same ice-cream.
We knw that smene tried hard t make ur visit special. Thanks s much fr ging abve and beynd!
Yur fan,
Carmen Rivera
17．The family’s visit t Disneyland was ________.
A．helpfulB．awfulC．tiringD．amazing
18．Befre the ride, Glria cried because ________.
A．she culdn’t find her parents in the lineB．she was t little t take the ride
C．she culdn’t take her ice-cream n the rideD．she had t wait fr twenty minutes
19．Murphy was waiting fr Glria ________ after the ride.
A．in the ice-cream shpB．at the exit
C．in the frnt f the lineD．at the entrance
20．Carmen Rivera wrte the letter t ________.
A．rder ice-creamsB．prmise t visit again
C．express (表达) her thanksD．give sme advice
Vcatinal educatin(职业教育) is hped t grw rapidly in China as the gvernment cntinues t encurage high-quality develpment.
In a recent reprt, President Xi Jinping said vcatinal educatin has a “bright future and great develpment.” He called fr speeding up the develpment f the vcatinal educatin system in rder t train mre skilled technical prfessinals.
China Yuth Daily did a survey n April 29, 2021. They asked 1000 parents abut their attitude twards vcatinal educatin.The results shw that 66 percent f parents are willing t let their children receive vcatinal educatin.
At present, there are 11, 300 vcatinal schls acrss China with 30.88 millin students, frming the wrld's largest vcatinal educatin system, accrding t China Daily. Hwever, althugh China has millins f wrkers, there’s still a great need fr high-level technicians such as AI technicians(人工智能技术人员), Electric businessman(电商人才) and Data analyst(数据分析师).
There have been a series f measures t imprve vcatinal educatin, The Ministry f Educatin(教育部) plans t set up a separate entrance examinatin system fr vcatinal students. Clleges and universities are als making changes t their majrs(专业) t train mdern skilled wrkers.
This year, 18 clleges and universities in Beijing are adding 46 vcatinal majrs.Mst f the new majrs fcus n cutting-edge(尖端的) fields.Fr example, the Beijing Cllege f Finance and Cmmerce will have a majr in AI technical services.
根据短文和图表内容，选择最佳答案。
21．Hw many parents agree t let their children receive vcatinal educatin?
A．324B．660C．248D．586
22．Which jb is needed mst accrding t Chart II?
A．High-level technicians.B．Data analysts.
C．AI technicians.D．Electric businessmen.
23．Why did President Xi call fr speeding up the develpment f the vcatinal educatin?
A．In rder t reduce parents’ pressure.
B．In rder t develp students’ physical health.
C．In rder t make students enter the best universities.
D．In rder t train mre skilled technical prfessinals.
24．Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
A．Mst f the new majrs fcus n service in 2021.
B．China has the wrld’s smallest vcatinal educatinal system.
C．There is nly ne way t imprve vcatinal educatin.
D．Clleges and universities make changes t their majrs fr vcatinal educatin.
Ggle and Tyta have wrked tgether t create a new smart car. It can run n the rad withut a driver. It drives itself. The self-driving car hasn’t been n sale t the public, s we dn’t knw hw much it csts. Anther thing mst peple want t knw is whether it will be safe enugh t run n the rad.
The self-driving car uses electricity as its pwer, and it can’t drive very quickly-the tp speed wuld be 25 miles per hur. It is actually cntrlled by a cmputer system n the car. The system keeps n cllecting infrmatin by sme vide cameras inside the car and a LIDAR sensr（激光雷达传感器）n tp f it. A cmputer prcesses the infrmatin and decides what t d. “The self-driving car has nly buttns fr g and stp, s it’s very easy t use, ”an engineer f Ggle says. “And what’s mre , it will make car accidents less and make the wrld a safer place.” The self-driving car has driven hundreds f thusands f miles in Califrnia, and it has nly gtten int tw accidents by human mistake.
Accrding t CNN, self-driving cars will als help t reduce the number f cars in big cities. “Self-driving cars wuld be able t send yu t the wrkplace and then pick up anther persn instead f stpping in a parking lt.”
25．Accrding t CNN, self-driving cars will ________.
A．send us mre quickly t the wrkplaceB．lead t heavier traffic
C．imprve traffic cnditin in big citiesD．carry mre peple than a nrmal car
26．Which statement is nt Right?
A．The self-driving car uses electricity as its pwer.B．It will make car accidents less.
C．Tyta created a new smart car.D．It’s nt difficult t use.
27．The underlined wrd “buttn” means “________” in Chinese?
A．遥控器B．按钮C．开关D．设备
① Many peple believe that tys are mainly made fr kids. When we grw up, we shuld put away such childish things.
②But nw many grwn-ups are getting them ut again.
③ Accrding t data frm the market research firm NPD Grup, tys bught by peple ver the age f 12 accunt fr 23 percent f the Eurpean market. Amng them, adults are still the main frce. In 2019, Beijing’s Ty Shw attracted tens f thusands f visitrs, including many grwn-ups.
④But why are adults interested in these seemingly “childish” things?
⑤Tys can “bring back happy childhd memries”, nted website SWNS Digital. Many adults are under a lt f pressure at hme and at wrk. Items that they were familiar with in childhd can remind them f easier times.
⑥Rb Willner, 25, is ne such persn wh finds slace in items frm the past. At his hme in Lndn, he keeps tw bxes f lse childhd Leg tucked away under a bed, as well as varius large “sentimental” mdels n shelves in his huse.
⑦When he cmes hme after a hard day, he ften plays with the tys. “It reminds me f the playful side f life, but als helps me t keep perspective. Leg isn’t great, but it’s fun, and helps yu t think abut what’s really imprtant,” he tld The Telegraph.
⑧ There is anther reasn fr the rise in ppularity f tys amng adults. This pastime ffers pressure-free creativity. Even hbbies such as baking and painting can be shadwed by the wrry that the results will fail t please ther peple. Dressing up a dll r playing with a mdel train set desn’t cme with a lt f pressure t please thers.
⑨ It seems that adults are n lnger taking their childhd freedm fr granted. After all, just as UK artist David Hckney said, “Play is serius.”
28．Why are tys ppular amng adults accrding t website SWNS Digital?
A．They dn’t want t grw up at all.
B．Playing helps develp and imprve scial sill.
C．They want t get alng well with their kids.
D．Tys can bring back psitive memries.
29．Hw des Rb Willner benefit frm playing with tys after wrk?
A．It makes him mre creative at wrk.
B．It helps him realize imprtant things in life.
C．It makes him think mre abut the past.
D．It helps him cnnect with ther peple.
30．What des Paragraph 8 mainly talk abut?
A．The rising pressure t please thers that adults face.
B．Hw playing with tys can increase creativity at wrk.
C．Anther reasn why adults lve t play with tys.
D．The reasn why yung peple dn’t ck nwadays.
31．The best title fr the passage may be ________.
A．Remaining a Kid at HeartB．Let’s Put Away Childish Tys
C．Hw t G Back t ChildhdD．Adults Are Under Lts f Pressure
When I was a by, my family wuld smetimes gather tgether at my great aunt’s tiny huse ver the summer. Relatives frm all ver the cuntry wuld cme t visit.
The adults wuld crwd tgether in the living rm, arund the kitchen table and n the frnt prch(门廊) t talk and catch up n each ther’s lives. All f us kids wuld be sent ut nt the frnt yard t play.
Thse were the days befre vide games and smart phnes, s we ften ended up playing a gd ld-fashined game f tag(捉人). I remember ne f thse times especially I was the yungest and smallest f all the kids there, s I gt caught first and culdn’t catch anyne else. Althugh I tried my best t chase after my brthers and cusins, they were all t fast fr me. I grew mre and mre frustrated.
I finally lunged(猛扑) at ne f my brthers and fell face first int the dirt. I gt up with tears in my eyes. Then I saw ne f my cusins standing there. She started t run but ran much mre slwly than befre. I easily caught up and tagged her. Then she turned t me, smiled and said, “I’m it! Yu’d better run!” I ran ff laughing with jy while she turned and started t chase ne f my lder brthers.
I see nw hw her act f kindness that day saved me frm sadness and returned me t jy. It didn’t matter that we hardly ever saw each ther. We were family and she lved me. We are all ne, we all belng t each ther and we are ne big beautiful family.
32．The underlined wrd “Thse” in Paragraph 3 refers t “________”.
A．the days when the writer was a byB．the family members wh gt tgether
C．the tpics adults talked abutD．the places which the kids were sent t
33．Why did the cusin run much mre slwly than befre?
A．T make fun f the writer.B．T let the writer catch her.
C．T lead the writer t fall ver again.D．T help the writer catch thers.
34．Hw des the writer feel abut his cusin’s behavir?
A．Angry.B．Embarrassed.C．Thankful. D．Afraid.
参考答案：
1．A
2．C
3．A
【导语】本文节选自《傲慢与偏见》，讲述了Bennet太太听说Bingley要搬到那儿去住时，为了女儿的终身大事而劝说丈夫去拜访Bingley先生的经过。
1．推理判断题。根据“A single man f large frtune; 4 r 5,000 a year. What a fine thing fr ur girls! It is prbable that he may fall in lve with ne f them”可知，对于Bingley先生的到来，她非常的兴奋，这是一个很有钱的人，而且还是单身，她希望他能爱上她其中的一个女儿。由此可知，她既兴奋又充满希望。故选A。
2．推理判断题。根据“Mr. Bennet made n answer”、“Yu want t tell me, and I have n bjectin(反对) t hearing it.”和“He had always planned t visit him, thugh t the last always lying t his wife that he wuld nt g.”可知，Bennet先生只是不想表露自己真实的感受。故选C。
3．推理判断题。根据“Sir William and Lady Lucas have decided t g, fr in general, yu knw they visit n new cmers.”可知，他们从来不会去拜访新来的人，但这次却决定去拜访Bingley，由此说明Bingley先生值得拜访。故选A。
4．B
5．C
6．B
7．B
【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了NBA中的一位与众不同的篮球运动员——Nate Rbinsn的体育精神以及其取得的成就。
4．推理判断题。根据“Nate Rbinsn is unlike any ther player in the NBA. This player is the shrtest in the NBA, but he is ne f the mst fearless players”可知，他跟其他的球员不一样，他虽然是最矮的，但他是最无畏的球员之一，故选B。
5．词句猜测题。根据“Rbinsn makes up fr this with his ability t jump”可知，this指代上文提到的关于Rbinsn的身高问题，而他用他的弹跳能力很好地“弥补”了身高这一弱项。因此makes up表示“弥补”，故选C。
6．细节理解题。根据“Rbinsn makes up fr this with his ability t jump. Withut mving frwards r backwards, he can jump up t 110cm. Hwever, cnfidence helps him mre”可知，自信是他立足NBA的最主要的原因，故选B。
7．推理判断题。根据“With that spirit, he has wn the NBA Slam Dunk Cntest three times”可知，Rbinsn三次赢得了NBA灌篮大赛的冠军，说明他不止一次赢得这项比赛的冠军。故选B。
8．C
9．D
10．A
【导语】这篇文章讲述的是如何看待父母之间的争吵及如何解决此类问题。文中提到没有一个家庭是完美的，争吵在每个家庭都是普遍的。
8．细节理解题。根据“In fact, it is nrmal fr parents t disagree and argue smetimes.”可知，父母争吵往往是因为在某事情上意见不一致。故选C。
9．词句猜测题。根据“the family gets back int its usual way”可知，全家又回到原来的样子，因此父母会彼此道歉，和解。故选D。
10．细节理解题。根据“If yur parents’ fighting really bthers yu, yu might find it hard t sleep r g t schl. If this happens, try talking t yur parents abut their behavir.”可知，如果你父母的争吵真的困扰你，你可能会觉得很难入睡或上学。如果发生这种情况，试着和你父母谈谈他们的行为。故选A。
11．B
12．D
13．A
【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了商人乔希在开车的过程中，被一个小男孩扔的一块砖头砸中车门，从而引出小男孩扔砖头真正的目的。
11．推理判断题。根据“Abut ten years ag, a yung and very successful man named Jack was traveling dwn a New Yrk neighbrhd street.”可知，此事发生在美国纽约。故选B。
12．推理判断题。根据“ ‘It’s my brther, sir.’ He said. ‘He fell dwn the rad and fell ut f his wheelchair and I can’t lift him up. Wuld yu please help me get him back int his wheelchair? He’s hurt and he’s t heavy fr me.’ ”可知，小男孩扔砖头真正的目的是为了吸引乔希的注意，来帮助他的哥哥。故选D。
13．最佳标题题。根据“As his car passed, n children ut, but a brick (砖块) flew ut and...”可知，整篇文章的内容都是由一块“砖头”引起，并围绕着其引出的问题展开的。故选A。
14．B
15．D
16．A
【导语】本文主要介绍了几个不同的组织场所的信息。
14．细节理解题。根据表格第一栏的“We have different kinds f Japanese fd here.”可知可以吃到不同的日本食物。故选B。
15．细节理解题。根据表格第二栏的“Call 822-5566 t jin it. ”可知要拨打822-5566。故选D。
16．细节理解题。根据表格第四栏的“Clsed n Tuesday.”可知周二关门。故选A。
17．D
18．C
19．B
20．C
【导语】本文是一篇应用文。文章主要讲述了作者和家人一起去迪士尼游玩时发生一个小麻烦，最后这个麻烦被迪士尼的工作人员Murphy完美地解决了，所以作者给迪士尼写这封感谢信，表达了自己对工作人员Murphy的感谢。
17．判断推理题。根据“And ne event made ur visit seem truly magical.”可知，一件事情让作者一家的迪士尼之旅变得特别愉快，可推测他们经历了令人惊喜的迪士尼之旅。故选D。
18．细节理解题。根据上文“Glria culdn’t take her ice-cream n the ride. We were s excited that we all frgt ice-cream was nt allwed n the ride.”可知，冰淇淋不允许带上过山车，所以Glria不能带冰淇淋坐过山车，可推测Glria哭是因为不能拿着冰淇淋做过山车。故选C。
19．细节理解题。根据“Then she gave Murphy her ice-cream, and she cmpletely enjyed the ride.”和“Sure enugh, as we walked ut the exit, there was Glria’s new friend with “her” ice-cream.”可知，Glria把冰淇淋给了Murphy，当我们坐完过山车来到出口时，看到了Glria的新朋友和“她的”冰淇淋，可推测Glria的新朋友Murphy在出口拿着冰淇淋在等我们。故选B。
20．判断推理题。根据“Thanks s much fr ging abve and beynd!”可知，非常感谢你们所做的，可推测这封信表达了作者对Murphy的感谢。故选C。
21．B
22．C
23．D
24．D
【导语】本文是说明文，呼吁加快中国职业教育。
21．推理判断题。根据第三段“They asked 1000 parents abut their attitude twards vcatinal educatin.The results shw that 66 percent f parents are willing t let their children receive vcatinal educatin.”可知，调查了1000名父母关于他们对于职业教育的态度，66%的父母愿意让孩子接受职业教育。可知是660名父母。故选B。
22．细节理解题。根据原文图表2“AI technicians 45%”可知，工作需求量比率最大的是人工智能技术人员。故选C。
23．细节理解题。根据原文第二段“He called fr speeding up the develpment f the vcatinal educatin system in rder t train mre skilled technical prfessinals.”可知，呼吁加快职业教育的发展是为了培训更多有技术的技能专业人员。故选D。
24．推理判断题。根据倒数第二段“Clleges and universities are als making changes t their majrs t train mdem skilled wrkers.”可知，大学在专业上做出一些改变来培训现代有技术的工人，学院和大学为了职业教育在专业上做出一些改变，表述准确。故选D。
25．C
26．C
27．B
【导语】本文主要介绍了一种谷歌和丰田合作开发了一款新的智能汽车，文章具体介绍了它的工作原理及优点。
25．推理判断题。根据最后一段“Accrding t CNN, self-driving cars will als help t reduce the number f cars in big cities.”可知自动驾驶汽车能改善交通状况。故选C。
26．细节理解题。根据第一段“Ggle and Tyta have wrked tgether t create a new smart car”可知谷歌和丰田合作开发了这款新的智能汽车，C选项表述不正确。故选C。
27．词义猜测题。根据第二段“The self-driving car has nly buttns fr g and stp, s it’s very easy t use”以及前后文含义可知“buttns”是汽车行驶和停止行驶的相关部位，结合选项此处buttns意为“按钮”。故选B。
28．D
29．B
30．C
31．A
【导语】本文主要介绍了成年人热衷于玩玩具的两大原因：一是可以帮助成年人带回他们快乐的童年回忆，二是可以提供无压力的创造力。
28．细节理解题。根据“Tys can ‘bring back happy childhd memries’, nted website SWNS Digital.”和最后一句“Items that they were familiar with in childhd can remind them f easier times.”可知玩具受欢迎是因为它们可以带回成年人快乐的童年回忆，更轻松的时光，即玩具可以带回积极美好的回忆。故选D。
29．细节理解题。根据“It reminds me f the playful side f life, but als helps me t keep perspective. Leg isn’t great, but it’s fun, and helps yu t think abut what’s really imprtant,”，可知玩玩具能让他想起生活中好玩的一面，帮他保持洞察力和思考生活中重要的事情。故选B。
30．段落大意题。根据“There is anther reasn fr the rise in ppularity f tys amng adults.”可知本段介绍了成年人喜欢玩玩具的另一个原因。故选C。
31．最佳标题题。通读全文可知本文主要介绍了成年人热衷于玩玩具的两大原因，即帮助成年人带回快乐的童年记忆以及提供无压力的创造力，结合选项可推断出“保持童心”适合作为本文的标题。故选A。
32．A
33．B
34．C
【导语】本文讲述了当作者是一个小男孩在玩捉人游戏时发生的事情。
32．推理判断题。根据“Thse were the days befre vide games and smart phnes, s we ften ended up playing a gd ld-fashined game f tag(捉人).”（那时候还没有电子游戏和智能手机，所以我们经常玩一个老式的捉迷藏游戏）可知thse指的是那时候，表示时间，结合上文“When I was a by, my family wuld smetimes gather tgether at my great aunt’s tiny huse ver the summer.”可知，是指当作者还是个男孩的时候。故选A。
33．推理判断题。根据“She started t run but ran much mre slwly than befre. I easily caught up and tagged her. Then she turned t me, smiled and said”可知作者的表姐跑得比之前慢多了是因为让作者抓住她。故选B。
34．推理判断题。根据“I see nw hw her act f kindness that day saved me frm sadness and returned me t jy.”（现在我明白了，她那天的善举是如何把我从悲伤中拯救出来，让我重获快乐的。）可推知作者对表姐的行为是感激的，故选C。
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Mr. Bennet replied that he had nt.
“But it is,” returned she, “fr Mrs. Lng has just been here, and she tld me all abut it.”
Mr. Bennet made n answer.
“D nt yu want t knw wh has taken it?” cried his wife impatiently.
“Yu want t tell me, and I have n bjectin(反对) t hearing it.”
This was invitatin enugh.
“Why, my dear, yu must knw, Mrs. Lng says that Netherfield is taken by a yung man f large frtune frm the nrth f England; that he came dwn n Mnday t see the place, and was s satisfied with it that he agreed immediately with Mr. Mrris, the wner f Netherfield, and sme f his servants are t be in the huse by the end f next week.”
“What is his name?”
“Bingley.”
“Is he married r single?”
“Oh! Single, my dear, t be sure! A single man f large frtune; fur r five thusand a year. What a fine thing fr ur girls! It is prbable that he may fall in lve with ne f them, and s yu must visit him as sn as he cmes.”
“I see n chance fr that. Yu and the girls may g, r yu may send them by themselves, which perhaps will be still better; fr, as yu are as handsme as any f them, Mr. Bingley might like yu the best f all.”
“But, my dear, yu must indeed g and see Mr. Bingley when he cmes int the neighburhd.”
“It is mre than what I shuld d, hnestly speaking.”
“But cnsider yur daughters. Sir William and Lady Lucas have decided t g, fr in general, yu knw they visit n new cmers. Indeed yu must g, fr it will be impssible fr us t visit him, if yu d nt.”
But in fact Mr. Bennet was amng the earliest f thse wh waited t visit Mr. Bingley. He had always planned t visit him, thugh t the last always lying t his wife that he wuld nt g.
(Adapted frm Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen).
1．Hw did Mrs. Bennet feel when she heard that Bingley wuld mve there?
A．Excited and hpeful.B．Surprised and crazy.
C．Nervus and curius.D．Pleased and prud.
2．Why did Mr. Bennet shw n interest in Mr. Bingley’s mving there when his wife talked abut it?
A．Because his daughters were nt pretty enugh.
B．Because his wife was prettier than his daughters.
C．Because he didn’t want t shw his true feelings t thers.
D．Because he didn’t care abut his daughters’ happiness.
3．Why did Mrs. Bennet mentin “Sir William and Lady Lucas”?
A．T shw Mr. Bingley was well wrth visiting.
B．T shw Sir William and Lady Lucas were their friends.
C．T shw it was plite fr a cuple t visit a new cmer tgether.
D．T shw Sir William and Lady Lucas were t prud t get alng well with.
Nate Rbinsn is unlike any ther player in the NBA．This player is the shrtest in the NBA, but he is ne f the mst fearless players. He is 1.75m tall. “In NBA, he lks like a furth-grader amng a grup f high schl students,” accrding t The Atlantic.
Hw can he cmpete(竞争) with them? Rbinsn makes up fr this with his ability t jump. Withut mving frwards r backwards, he can jump up t 110cm. Hwever, cnfidence helps him mre. “Peple talk abut my height all the time, but I dn’t really feel smaller than anyne else,” said Rbinsn. “I always think I’m n fire (充满激情的).” N matter wh yu are r what yu’ve wn, he’s ging t cme at yu. With that spirit, he has wn the NBA Slam Dunk Cntest three times. Als, he has made many wnderful blcks(盖帽).
Chicag Bulls played Miami Heat n May 10, 2013. LeBrn James, the 2.03-meter-tall player frm Miami Heat, went t sht. But Rbinsn blcked him. He als blcked Shaquille O’Neal in Cleveland Cavaliers and even Ya Ming in Hustn Rckets.
Nate Rbinsn is a her. He has given many basketball fans hpe. Maybe ne day, yu can als blck big guys like LeBrn James!
4．Paragraph 1 f the reprt mainly talks abut ________.
A．hw great Nate Rbinsn isB．hw Nate Rbinsn is unlike any ther player
C．hw fearless Nate Rbinsn isD．wh Nate Rbinsn is
5．The underlined phrase “makes up” prbably means ________.
A．强化B．弱化C．弥补D．构成
6．Nate Rbinsn’s ________ is the main reasn why he can cmpete with thers.
A．ability t jumpB．cnfidenceC．shting skillsD．blcks
7．Which is TRUE abut Nate Rbinsn?
A．He nce blcked Ya Ming frm Miami Heat.
B．He wn the NBA Slam Dunk Cntest mre than nce.
C．He gives hpe t all NBA players.
D．He feels himself smaller than thers and he practises hard.
Maybe yu ften have arguments with yur parents abut clthes, hmewrk, friends and many ther things. But what’s ging n when yur parents fight with each ther? Mst teenagers feel sad r afraid when their parents fight. They might think their parents dn’t lve each ther any mre and that their arguments will lead t a divrce (导致离婚).
In fact, it is nrmal fr parents t disagree and argue smetimes. They might disagree abut imprtant things like jbs and family decisins. They might even disagree abut little things that dn’t seem imprtant at all—like what’s fr dinner. Maybe smetimes parents feel s strngly abut their differences that it may lead t arguments. Hwever, these arguments are ften ver quickly. Parents may say srry and make up, and the family returns t nrmal.
As a family member, yu shuld find ut what it really means when yur parents fight. When yur parents get angry with each ther, they might say things they dn’t really mean. Mst peple may lse their cl, s if yur parents are fighting, dn’t wrry t much abut it. Try t find a gd way t slve it.
If yur parents’ fighting really bthers yu, yu might find it hard t sleep r g t schl. If this happens, try talking t yur parents abut their behavir. They may nt even realize it until yu tell them hw their arguments has affected yu. Yu can als tell ther relatives, a teacher r a clse friend.
Just remember that n family is perfect and arguments are cmmn in every family.
8．What des it mean when parents fight?
A．They aren’t happy with their family.
B．They dn’t lve each ther any mre.
C．They disagree with each ther abut smething.
D．They will divrce because f family decisins.
9．The underlined part “make up” in Paragragh2 means “________” in Chinese.
A．弥补B．化妆C．组成D．化解
10．What shuld we d when ur parents’ fighting bthers us?
A．Talk t them abut ur feelings.B．Say smething we dn’t really mean.
C．Keep silent and d everything as usualD．Shut at them t let them knw we are angry.
Abut ten years ag, a yung and very successful man named Jack was traveling dwn a New Yrk neighbrhd street. He was ging a bit t fast in his black car, which was nly tw mnths ld.
He was watching fr kids running ut frm between the cars and slwed dwn when he thught he saw smething. As his car passed, n children ut, but a brick (砖块) flew ut and—WHUMP—it brke int the shiny black side dr. Jsh was very angry, he jumped ut f the car, caught the kid and shuted, “What have yu dne? That’s my new car, that brick yu threw will cst yu a lt f mney. Why did yu thrw it?”
“Please, sir, please. I’m srry! I didn’t knw what else t d!” cried the yungest. “I threw the brick because n ne else wuld stp!” he pinted arund the cars. “It’s my brther, sir.” He said. “He fell dwn the rad and fell ut f his wheelchair and I can’t lift him up. Wuld yu please help me get him back int his wheelchair? He’s hurt and he’s t heavy fr me.”
Mved beynd wrds, Jsh lifted the yung man back int the wheelchair, checking t see that everything was ging t be OK.
It was a lng walk back t the car—a lng and slw walk. Jsh never did fix the side dr. He kept it t remind him nt t g thrugh life s fast that smene has t thrw a brick at him t get his attentin. Feel fr the bricks f life cming at t yu.
11．Where did the stry happen?
A．England. B．America. C．Australia. D．Canada.
12．Why did the by thrw the brick t Jack?
A．Because the little by likes ding things like this.
B．Because Jack was a successful man and he was kind.
C．Because Jack was a bad man.
D．Because the by threw the brick t get Jack’s attentin t help his brther.
13．Which ne is the best title?
A．The brickB．The difficulty in life
C．A by and his brtherD．A by thrwing bricks
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A．846-3809B．312-9997C．822-3331D．822-5566
16．Red Bird Club is clsed n ________.
A．TuesdayB．MndayC．SaturdayD．Thursday
Dear Disney,
Last weekend, my family spent an enjyable hliday at the Magic Kingdm—Disneyland. And ne event made ur visit seem truly magical.
We gt t the frnt f the line at Space Muntain, nly t find ut that ur little daughter Glria culdn’t take her ice-cream n the ride. We were s excited that we all frgt ice-cream was nt allwed n the ride.
Glria began t cry and we all had n idea what t d. Then Murphy, ne f yur staff (员工) came ver. She tld Glria that she wuld hld the ice-cream fr her and give it t her when she finished the ride. Glria said, “Prmise?” Then she gave Murphy her ice-cream, and she cmpletely enjyed the ride.
Sure enugh, as we walked ut the exit (出口), there was Glria’s new friend with “her” ice-cream. Nw yu and I bth knw what happened, because we knw that an ice-cream wn’t last twenty minutes n a summer afternn in Flrida. Murphy knew what time we wuld get ff the ride, she went t the nearest shp and bught a new ice-cream thirty secnds befre we walked ut the exit. Glria said, “Thank yu”, but I’m sure she thught it was the same ice-cream.
We knw that smene tried hard t make ur visit special. Thanks s much fr ging abve and beynd!
Yur fan,
Carmen Rivera
17．The family’s visit t Disneyland was ________.
A．helpfulB．awfulC．tiringD．amazing
18．Befre the ride, Glria cried because ________.
A．she culdn’t find her parents in the lineB．she was t little t take the ride
C．she culdn’t take her ice-cream n the rideD．she had t wait fr twenty minutes
19．Murphy was waiting fr Glria ________ after the ride.
A．in the ice-cream shpB．at the exit
C．in the frnt f the lineD．at the entrance
20．Carmen Rivera wrte the letter t ________.
A．rder ice-creamsB．prmise t visit again
C．express (表达) her thanksD．give sme advice
Vcatinal educatin(职业教育) is hped t grw rapidly in China as the gvernment cntinues t encurage high-quality develpment.
In a recent reprt, President Xi Jinping said vcatinal educatin has a “bright future and great develpment.” He called fr speeding up the develpment f the vcatinal educatin system in rder t train mre skilled technical prfessinals.
China Yuth Daily did a survey n April 29, 2021. They asked 1000 parents abut their attitude twards vcatinal educatin.The results shw that 66 percent f parents are willing t let their children receive vcatinal educatin.
At present, there are 11, 300 vcatinal schls acrss China with 30.88 millin students, frming the wrld's largest vcatinal educatin system, accrding t China Daily. Hwever, althugh China has millins f wrkers, there’s still a great need fr high-level technicians such as AI technicians(人工智能技术人员), Electric businessman(电商人才) and Data analyst(数据分析师).
There have been a series f measures t imprve vcatinal educatin, The Ministry f Educatin(教育部) plans t set up a separate entrance examinatin system fr vcatinal students. Clleges and universities are als making changes t their majrs(专业) t train mdern skilled wrkers.
This year, 18 clleges and universities in Beijing are adding 46 vcatinal majrs.Mst f the new majrs fcus n cutting-edge(尖端的) fields.Fr example, the Beijing Cllege f Finance and Cmmerce will have a majr in AI technical services.
根据短文和图表内容，选择最佳答案。
21．Hw many parents agree t let their children receive vcatinal educatin?
A．324B．660C．248D．586
22．Which jb is needed mst accrding t Chart II?
A．High-level technicians.B．Data analysts.
C．AI technicians.D．Electric businessmen.
23．Why did President Xi call fr speeding up the develpment f the vcatinal educatin?
A．In rder t reduce parents’ pressure.
B．In rder t develp students’ physical health.
C．In rder t make students enter the best universities.
D．In rder t train mre skilled technical prfessinals.
24．Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
A．Mst f the new majrs fcus n service in 2021.
B．China has the wrld’s smallest vcatinal educatinal system.
C．There is nly ne way t imprve vcatinal educatin.
D．Clleges and universities make changes t their majrs fr vcatinal educatin.
Ggle and Tyta have wrked tgether t create a new smart car. It can run n the rad withut a driver. It drives itself. The self-driving car hasn’t been n sale t the public, s we dn’t knw hw much it csts. Anther thing mst peple want t knw is whether it will be safe enugh t run n the rad.
The self-driving car uses electricity as its pwer, and it can’t drive very quickly-the tp speed wuld be 25 miles per hur. It is actually cntrlled by a cmputer system n the car. The system keeps n cllecting infrmatin by sme vide cameras inside the car and a LIDAR sensr（激光雷达传感器）n tp f it. A cmputer prcesses the infrmatin and decides what t d. “The self-driving car has nly buttns fr g and stp, s it’s very easy t use, ”an engineer f Ggle says. “And what’s mre , it will make car accidents less and make the wrld a safer place.” The self-driving car has driven hundreds f thusands f miles in Califrnia, and it has nly gtten int tw accidents by human mistake.
Accrding t CNN, self-driving cars will als help t reduce the number f cars in big cities. “Self-driving cars wuld be able t send yu t the wrkplace and then pick up anther persn instead f stpping in a parking lt.”
25．Accrding t CNN, self-driving cars will ________.
A．send us mre quickly t the wrkplaceB．lead t heavier traffic
C．imprve traffic cnditin in big citiesD．carry mre peple than a nrmal car
26．Which statement is nt Right?
A．The self-driving car uses electricity as its pwer.B．It will make car accidents less.
C．Tyta created a new smart car.D．It’s nt difficult t use.
27．The underlined wrd “buttn” means “________” in Chinese?
A．遥控器B．按钮C．开关D．设备
① Many peple believe that tys are mainly made fr kids. When we grw up, we shuld put away such childish things.
②But nw many grwn-ups are getting them ut again.
③ Accrding t data frm the market research firm NPD Grup, tys bught by peple ver the age f 12 accunt fr 23 percent f the Eurpean market. Amng them, adults are still the main frce. In 2019, Beijing’s Ty Shw attracted tens f thusands f visitrs, including many grwn-ups.
④But why are adults interested in these seemingly “childish” things?
⑤Tys can “bring back happy childhd memries”, nted website SWNS Digital. Many adults are under a lt f pressure at hme and at wrk. Items that they were familiar with in childhd can remind them f easier times.
⑥Rb Willner, 25, is ne such persn wh finds slace in items frm the past. At his hme in Lndn, he keeps tw bxes f lse childhd Leg tucked away under a bed, as well as varius large “sentimental” mdels n shelves in his huse.
⑦When he cmes hme after a hard day, he ften plays with the tys. “It reminds me f the playful side f life, but als helps me t keep perspective. Leg isn’t great, but it’s fun, and helps yu t think abut what’s really imprtant,” he tld The Telegraph.
⑧ There is anther reasn fr the rise in ppularity f tys amng adults. This pastime ffers pressure-free creativity. Even hbbies such as baking and painting can be shadwed by the wrry that the results will fail t please ther peple. Dressing up a dll r playing with a mdel train set desn’t cme with a lt f pressure t please thers.
⑨ It seems that adults are n lnger taking their childhd freedm fr granted. After all, just as UK artist David Hckney said, “Play is serius.”
28．Why are tys ppular amng adults accrding t website SWNS Digital?
A．They dn’t want t grw up at all.
B．Playing helps develp and imprve scial sill.
C．They want t get alng well with their kids.
D．Tys can bring back psitive memries.
29．Hw des Rb Willner benefit frm playing with tys after wrk?
A．It makes him mre creative at wrk.
B．It helps him realize imprtant things in life.
C．It makes him think mre abut the past.
D．It helps him cnnect with ther peple.
30．What des Paragraph 8 mainly talk abut?
A．The rising pressure t please thers that adults face.
B．Hw playing with tys can increase creativity at wrk.
C．Anther reasn why adults lve t play with tys.
D．The reasn why yung peple dn’t ck nwadays.
31．The best title fr the passage may be ________.
A．Remaining a Kid at HeartB．Let’s Put Away Childish Tys
C．Hw t G Back t ChildhdD．Adults Are Under Lts f Pressure
When I was a by, my family wuld smetimes gather tgether at my great aunt’s tiny huse ver the summer. Relatives frm all ver the cuntry wuld cme t visit.
The adults wuld crwd tgether in the living rm, arund the kitchen table and n the frnt prch(门廊) t talk and catch up n each ther’s lives. All f us kids wuld be sent ut nt the frnt yard t play.
Thse were the days befre vide games and smart phnes, s we ften ended up playing a gd ld-fashined game f tag(捉人). I remember ne f thse times especially I was the yungest and smallest f all the kids there, s I gt caught first and culdn’t catch anyne else. Althugh I tried my best t chase after my brthers and cusins, they were all t fast fr me. I grew mre and mre frustrated.
I finally lunged(猛扑) at ne f my brthers and fell face first int the dirt. I gt up with tears in my eyes. Then I saw ne f my cusins standing there. She started t run but ran much mre slwly than befre. I easily caught up and tagged her. Then she turned t me, smiled and said, “I’m it! Yu’d better run!” I ran ff laughing with jy while she turned and started t chase ne f my lder brthers.
I see nw hw her act f kindness that day saved me frm sadness and returned me t jy. It didn’t matter that we hardly ever saw each ther. We were family and she lved me. We are all ne, we all belng t each ther and we are ne big beautiful family.
32．The underlined wrd “Thse” in Paragraph 3 refers t “________”.
A．the days when the writer was a byB．the family members wh gt tgether
C．the tpics adults talked abutD．the places which the kids were sent t
33．Why did the cusin run much mre slwly than befre?
A．T make fun f the writer.B．T let the writer catch her.
C．T lead the writer t fall ver again.D．T help the writer catch thers.
34．Hw des the writer feel abut his cusin’s behavir?
A．Angry.B．Embarrassed.C．Thankful. D．Afraid.
参考答案：
1．A
2．C
3．A
【导语】本文节选自《傲慢与偏见》，讲述了Bennet太太听说Bingley要搬到那儿去住时，为了女儿的终身大事而劝说丈夫去拜访Bingley先生的经过。
1．推理判断题。根据“A single man f large frtune; 4 r 5,000 a year. What a fine thing fr ur girls! It is prbable that he may fall in lve with ne f them”可知，对于Bingley先生的到来，她非常的兴奋，这是一个很有钱的人，而且还是单身，她希望他能爱上她其中的一个女儿。由此可知，她既兴奋又充满希望。故选A。
2．推理判断题。根据“Mr. Bennet made n answer”、“Yu want t tell me, and I have n bjectin(反对) t hearing it.”和“He had always planned t visit him, thugh t the last always lying t his wife that he wuld nt g.”可知，Bennet先生只是不想表露自己真实的感受。故选C。
3．推理判断题。根据“Sir William and Lady Lucas have decided t g, fr in general, yu knw they visit n new cmers.”可知，他们从来不会去拜访新来的人，但这次却决定去拜访Bingley，由此说明Bingley先生值得拜访。故选A。
4．B
5．C
6．B
7．B
【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了NBA中的一位与众不同的篮球运动员——Nate Rbinsn的体育精神以及其取得的成就。
4．推理判断题。根据“Nate Rbinsn is unlike any ther player in the NBA. This player is the shrtest in the NBA, but he is ne f the mst fearless players”可知，他跟其他的球员不一样，他虽然是最矮的，但他是最无畏的球员之一，故选B。
5．词句猜测题。根据“Rbinsn makes up fr this with his ability t jump”可知，this指代上文提到的关于Rbinsn的身高问题，而他用他的弹跳能力很好地“弥补”了身高这一弱项。因此makes up表示“弥补”，故选C。
6．细节理解题。根据“Rbinsn makes up fr this with his ability t jump. Withut mving frwards r backwards, he can jump up t 110cm. Hwever, cnfidence helps him mre”可知，自信是他立足NBA的最主要的原因，故选B。
7．推理判断题。根据“With that spirit, he has wn the NBA Slam Dunk Cntest three times”可知，Rbinsn三次赢得了NBA灌篮大赛的冠军，说明他不止一次赢得这项比赛的冠军。故选B。
8．C
9．D
10．A
【导语】这篇文章讲述的是如何看待父母之间的争吵及如何解决此类问题。文中提到没有一个家庭是完美的，争吵在每个家庭都是普遍的。
8．细节理解题。根据“In fact, it is nrmal fr parents t disagree and argue smetimes.”可知，父母争吵往往是因为在某事情上意见不一致。故选C。
9．词句猜测题。根据“the family gets back int its usual way”可知，全家又回到原来的样子，因此父母会彼此道歉，和解。故选D。
10．细节理解题。根据“If yur parents’ fighting really bthers yu, yu might find it hard t sleep r g t schl. If this happens, try talking t yur parents abut their behavir.”可知，如果你父母的争吵真的困扰你，你可能会觉得很难入睡或上学。如果发生这种情况，试着和你父母谈谈他们的行为。故选A。
11．B
12．D
13．A
【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了商人乔希在开车的过程中，被一个小男孩扔的一块砖头砸中车门，从而引出小男孩扔砖头真正的目的。
11．推理判断题。根据“Abut ten years ag, a yung and very successful man named Jack was traveling dwn a New Yrk neighbrhd street.”可知，此事发生在美国纽约。故选B。
12．推理判断题。根据“ ‘It’s my brther, sir.’ He said. ‘He fell dwn the rad and fell ut f his wheelchair and I can’t lift him up. Wuld yu please help me get him back int his wheelchair? He’s hurt and he’s t heavy fr me.’ ”可知，小男孩扔砖头真正的目的是为了吸引乔希的注意，来帮助他的哥哥。故选D。
13．最佳标题题。根据“As his car passed, n children ut, but a brick (砖块) flew ut and...”可知，整篇文章的内容都是由一块“砖头”引起，并围绕着其引出的问题展开的。故选A。
14．B
15．D
16．A
【导语】本文主要介绍了几个不同的组织场所的信息。
14．细节理解题。根据表格第一栏的“We have different kinds f Japanese fd here.”可知可以吃到不同的日本食物。故选B。
15．细节理解题。根据表格第二栏的“Call 822-5566 t jin it. ”可知要拨打822-5566。故选D。
16．细节理解题。根据表格第四栏的“Clsed n Tuesday.”可知周二关门。故选A。
17．D
18．C
19．B
20．C
【导语】本文是一篇应用文。文章主要讲述了作者和家人一起去迪士尼游玩时发生一个小麻烦，最后这个麻烦被迪士尼的工作人员Murphy完美地解决了，所以作者给迪士尼写这封感谢信，表达了自己对工作人员Murphy的感谢。
17．判断推理题。根据“And ne event made ur visit seem truly magical.”可知，一件事情让作者一家的迪士尼之旅变得特别愉快，可推测他们经历了令人惊喜的迪士尼之旅。故选D。
18．细节理解题。根据上文“Glria culdn’t take her ice-cream n the ride. We were s excited that we all frgt ice-cream was nt allwed n the ride.”可知，冰淇淋不允许带上过山车，所以Glria不能带冰淇淋坐过山车，可推测Glria哭是因为不能拿着冰淇淋做过山车。故选C。
19．细节理解题。根据“Then she gave Murphy her ice-cream, and she cmpletely enjyed the ride.”和“Sure enugh, as we walked ut the exit, there was Glria’s new friend with “her” ice-cream.”可知，Glria把冰淇淋给了Murphy，当我们坐完过山车来到出口时，看到了Glria的新朋友和“她的”冰淇淋，可推测Glria的新朋友Murphy在出口拿着冰淇淋在等我们。故选B。
20．判断推理题。根据“Thanks s much fr ging abve and beynd!”可知，非常感谢你们所做的，可推测这封信表达了作者对Murphy的感谢。故选C。
21．B
22．C
23．D
24．D
【导语】本文是说明文，呼吁加快中国职业教育。
21．推理判断题。根据第三段“They asked 1000 parents abut their attitude twards vcatinal educatin.The results shw that 66 percent f parents are willing t let their children receive vcatinal educatin.”可知，调查了1000名父母关于他们对于职业教育的态度，66%的父母愿意让孩子接受职业教育。可知是660名父母。故选B。
22．细节理解题。根据原文图表2“AI technicians 45%”可知，工作需求量比率最大的是人工智能技术人员。故选C。
23．细节理解题。根据原文第二段“He called fr speeding up the develpment f the vcatinal educatin system in rder t train mre skilled technical prfessinals.”可知，呼吁加快职业教育的发展是为了培训更多有技术的技能专业人员。故选D。
24．推理判断题。根据倒数第二段“Clleges and universities are als making changes t their majrs t train mdem skilled wrkers.”可知，大学在专业上做出一些改变来培训现代有技术的工人，学院和大学为了职业教育在专业上做出一些改变，表述准确。故选D。
25．C
26．C
27．B
【导语】本文主要介绍了一种谷歌和丰田合作开发了一款新的智能汽车，文章具体介绍了它的工作原理及优点。
25．推理判断题。根据最后一段“Accrding t CNN, self-driving cars will als help t reduce the number f cars in big cities.”可知自动驾驶汽车能改善交通状况。故选C。
26．细节理解题。根据第一段“Ggle and Tyta have wrked tgether t create a new smart car”可知谷歌和丰田合作开发了这款新的智能汽车，C选项表述不正确。故选C。
27．词义猜测题。根据第二段“The self-driving car has nly buttns fr g and stp, s it’s very easy t use”以及前后文含义可知“buttns”是汽车行驶和停止行驶的相关部位，结合选项此处buttns意为“按钮”。故选B。
28．D
29．B
30．C
31．A
【导语】本文主要介绍了成年人热衷于玩玩具的两大原因：一是可以帮助成年人带回他们快乐的童年回忆，二是可以提供无压力的创造力。
28．细节理解题。根据“Tys can ‘bring back happy childhd memries’, nted website SWNS Digital.”和最后一句“Items that they were familiar with in childhd can remind them f easier times.”可知玩具受欢迎是因为它们可以带回成年人快乐的童年回忆，更轻松的时光，即玩具可以带回积极美好的回忆。故选D。
29．细节理解题。根据“It reminds me f the playful side f life, but als helps me t keep perspective. Leg isn’t great, but it’s fun, and helps yu t think abut what’s really imprtant,”，可知玩玩具能让他想起生活中好玩的一面，帮他保持洞察力和思考生活中重要的事情。故选B。
30．段落大意题。根据“There is anther reasn fr the rise in ppularity f tys amng adults.”可知本段介绍了成年人喜欢玩玩具的另一个原因。故选C。
31．最佳标题题。通读全文可知本文主要介绍了成年人热衷于玩玩具的两大原因，即帮助成年人带回快乐的童年记忆以及提供无压力的创造力，结合选项可推断出“保持童心”适合作为本文的标题。故选A。
32．A
33．B
34．C
【导语】本文讲述了当作者是一个小男孩在玩捉人游戏时发生的事情。
32．推理判断题。根据“Thse were the days befre vide games and smart phnes, s we ften ended up playing a gd ld-fashined game f tag(捉人).”（那时候还没有电子游戏和智能手机，所以我们经常玩一个老式的捉迷藏游戏）可知thse指的是那时候，表示时间，结合上文“When I was a by, my family wuld smetimes gather tgether at my great aunt’s tiny huse ver the summer.”可知，是指当作者还是个男孩的时候。故选A。
33．推理判断题。根据“She started t run but ran much mre slwly than befre. I easily caught up and tagged her. Then she turned t me, smiled and said”可知作者的表姐跑得比之前慢多了是因为让作者抓住她。故选B。
34．推理判断题。根据“I see nw hw her act f kindness that day saved me frm sadness and returned me t jy.”（现在我明白了，她那天的善举是如何把我从悲伤中拯救出来，让我重获快乐的。）可推知作者对表姐的行为是感激的，故选C。
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