God puts dreams in our hearts. So, we must dream. We lose our ___________ and heartaches(心 痛) in dreams. Some dreams are broken ___________ some come true. Now, here’s my own dream story:

Eight years ago, my close friends, a young couple lost their baby _____________ an accident. Since ___________ had that accident, they felt empty. For a long time, they ___________ that God had given them up. They cried and kept themselves away from family and friends. They travelled far and wide, spending all their resources(資源), seeing different doctors. But_________worked.

Though I have my down moments, I am a ___________ girl. I stay active and thankful_______I know there’s a reason for every season. I truly love the world and trust God all the time. One day, I called them to say hello. The wife sounded like someone had _____________. When I asked, she said, “I am fine. Nobody died. Just tired.” It was time to share my one dream with her.

“For eight years, I always had a(n) ________________ dream. You were in it. You were always looking after a child. In the ________________, there was always a celebration happening... and you were in it, with your husband by your side.” She was silent. I also had to ______________ her that she must never shake her faith ( 信仰). __________________, she should keep on with each sunrise because God is Hope.

God finally ________________ the dream of my heart. This winter, this man and wife are expecting their child. When I got this great news, I was not __________________. I do know one thing for sure: Dreams really do come true when you believe in your dreams, when you give God something to work with (doing your part), and when you believe in and trust God.

1.A.happiness B.joy C.sadness D.pity

2.A.when B.while C.and D.or

3.A.before B.with C.without D.after

4.A.he B.she C.they D.it

5.A.guessed B.told C.asked D.thought

6.A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything

7.A.hopeful B.careful C.friendly D.patient

8.A.but B.because C.so D.though

9.A.left B.died C.hurt D.moved

10.A.colourful B.different C.exciting D.strange

11.A.moment B.mind C.dream D.memory

12.A.tell B.learn C.ask D.teach

13.A.However B.Instead C.Otherwise D.Besides

14.A.saw B.watched C.listened D.heard

15.A.surprised B.excited C.interested D.bored

What do you usually do in your free time? What are your favourite activities? Last week, I put these questions on my blog. Here are the answers of three students.

1.Why does Zhang Li often go swimming?

① It’s relaxing. ②She wants to swim quickly.

③She likes it very much. ④It’s good for her health

A.①②③ B.②③④ C.①③④ D.①②④

2.How often does Eric Brown go camping?

A.Once a week. B.Twice a week. C.Once a month. D.Twice a month.

3.What can we learn from the passage?

A.Zhang Li studies best. B.Playing games is Erics favourite.

C.These three students are close friends. D.Pin had to spend her vacation at home.

“They have only one way to run away,” whispered Holmes. “That is back through the house into Saxe-Coburg Square. I hope that you have done what I asked you, Jones.”

“Yes, I have an inspector and two officers waiting at the front door.”

“Then we have closed all the holes. And now we must be silent and wait.”

What a long time it seemed! We waited for an hour and a quarter, but it seemed to me much longer. I was tired, but I was afraid to move my body. I could hear the gentle breathing of my guys. I looked at the floor. Suddenly I saw a light.

At first it was only a small light on the stone floor. Then it became a yellow line, and then, without any sound, a hole opened and a hand appeared. For a minute or more the hand pointed up through the floor. Then it disappeared and all was dark again except the small light between the stones.

Then there was a loud sound and one of the big, white stones turned over and left a square hole. A clean-cut, boyish face looked out of the hole. He climbed out and was soon standing at the side of the hole. He then helped his guy, a small man with lots of very red hair.

“It’s all clear,” he whispered. “Have you got everything? My god! Run away, Archie, run away.”

Sherlock Holmes jumped out and caught the man with the boyish face. The other jumped down the hole.

—Taken from The Red-Headed League

1.How long did the writer and his guys wait?

A.65 minutes B.75 minutes C.85 minutes D.95minutes

2.The underlined word “it” in Paragraph 5 refers to(指代) .

A.the hole B.the light C.the stone D.the floor

3.According to the passage, we can infer(推斷) .

A.Sherlock knew what would happen B.they kept walking around while waiting

C.the story happened in the morning D.the man with a boyish face ran away finally

4.Which of the following is the correct order of the story?

a. A clean-cut, boyish face looked out of the hole. b. We waited for an hour and a quarter.

c. Sherlock Holmes jumped out and caught the man. d. A hole opened and a hand appeared.

e. Johns had an inspector and two officers waiting at the front door.

A.bedac B.bceda C.ebadc D.ebdac

Swimming across the English Channel—the 21-mile-long channel between southern England and northern France--- is not an easy thing. Besides the strong ocean currents(洋流)，swimmers also have to face temperatures that can change from 18°C to 6°C. However, don’t tell that to Sarah Thomas. The 37-year-old American woman recently became the first person ever to swim the English Channel four times without stop.

What makes Thomas even greater is that just a year ago, in 2018, she survived （幸存）serious illness. She said that fighting the strong currents was hard. “But even worse is dealing with the saltwater … it really hurts your throat(咽喉), your mouth and your tongue,” she said.

Thomas’s journey began just past midnight on Sunday, September 15, 2019. The swim was about 80 miles at the beginning. However, strong currents add the total distance by about 50 miles. When Thomas came out from the water at 6: 30 am local time on Tuesday, September 17, 2019, she was in the water for 54 hours and 13 minutes and swam a total of 133 miles!

There was a ship with GPS and computers to record wind, tides and currents with Thomas all the time. It guided her through the water. Her mother and husband were on the ship. During her swimming, Thomas took a rest every 30 to 60 minutes.

1.Sarah Thomas comes from .

A.England B.France C.America D.Japan

2.How far did Sarah Thomas swim across the channel this year?

A.About 50 miles. B.About 54 miles. C.About 80 miles D.About 130 miles.

3.According to the passage, we can use to describe Sarah Thomas.

A.brave B.helpful C.generous D.humorous

4.Where can we probably read this passage?

A.In a science book. B.In a diary. C.In a newspaper. D.In a novel.

As a report from the United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organization（聯(lián)合國糧食和農(nóng)業(yè)組織）says, 1.29 million square kilometres of forest, an area almost the same size of South Africa, have been lost from the Earth since 1990. Now the forest loses an area around the size of Panama every year. As the forest becomes smaller, many animals lose their home. Luckily, there are still some people doing their best to save forest. A Brazilian （巴西人） Sebastiao Salgado and his wife Lelia Salgado have spent about 20 years planting forest.

Sebastiao is one of the most famous Brazilian photographers. He traveled all over the world to take photos. When he finally came back home in Brazil in the 1990s, he was astonished - the forests were once full of wildlife. Now there are no trees here. So Sebastiao decided to do something about it. He believed that he could plant the forest together with his wife. And then his amazing dream began to come true. When they began to do that, all the birds and fish returned.

The couple brought the forest back by planting 4 million young trees. During the following 20 years. Sebastiao and his wife took care of the planted forest. 293 kinds of plants, 172 kinds of birds and other animals came back there. Sebastiao’s dream and hard work is a shining example of saving the nature. The couple show us how quickly the nature can recover(恢復) if we take action. As the saying goes, “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago; the second best time is today.”

1.Every year our forest loses an area almost the size of .

A.Brazil B.Panama C.South Africa D.the United States

2.There was no wildlife in Sebastiao’s hometown in the 1990s because .

A.the weather was cold B.there was no water

C.people killed them all D.people cut down all the forests

3.What does the underlined word “astonished” in Paragraph 2 mean?

A.interested. B.bored. C.surprised. D.excited.

4.What's the best title of the passage?

A.Never too late to start. B.Love me, love my dog.

C.You can’t have your cake and eat it. D.Think twice before you make a decision.

閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文中的信息完成文后表格。在答題卡標有題號的橫線上，寫出空缺處所填單詞的正確形式。（每空一詞）

In the Amazon Rainforest, 72, 843 wildfires happened in 2019. The world worries about the forest. But why is the Amazon Rainforest so important?

First, thousands of plants and great animals grow or live in the Amazon Rainforest. We can find them there. The rainforest helps to protect the nature. We think the rainforest is a DNA bank holding the secrets in many different areas of humans’ lives.

Second, the Amazon Rainforest works to make the world not too hot or too cold. It cools down the temperature in the whole world by 1 or 2℃ and helps to keep the humidity(濕度) and rain in several parts of the world, too.

Last but not least, rainforests are often called the “l(fā)ungs(肺) of the planet”, and the Amazon Rainforest has the largest number of carbon( 碳) (in forms of trees, leaves and roots) of the world. The Amazon Rainforest cleans dirty air through its trees and other plants. These plants take in CO2and send O2into the air while they keep the carbon and it helps them to grow.

If there are no rainforests, the temperature around the world will be higher and higher, and weather may be possible to get even worse in the future.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和首字母提示，在下文空格處填入適當?shù)脑~使短文完整。在答題卡標有題號的橫線上，完整地寫出空缺處各單詞的正確形式。（每空一詞）

Old Mr. Laurence often went to see Mrs. March. The new friendship between the March family and the Laurence family b1. stronger and stronger.

The young people went ice-skating and spent many pleasant evenings t2.. Laurie wanted to be with the girls and didn’t go to his lessons. Mr. Brooke, his teacher, was worried about his s3..

Sometimes the girls visited the Laurences. Laurie was very happy w4. the girls.

Beth knew that there was a big piano in the library and she wanted to play it. H5., she was too afraid to go to the house. When he heard this, Mr. Laurence tried to find a way of solving this problem.

One day while v6. Mrs. March, he started talking about music. Beth was sitting quietly in a corner.

“Laurie isn’t playing the p7. much these days,” Mr. Laurence told Mrs. March. “This isn’t good for it. Would your girls like to practice on it ?”

Beth moved a little closer to him to l8.to the talk.

“They don’t need to see or speak to anyone,” Mr. Laurence added.

Beth ran up to him and said shyly, “I’m Beth, l love m9.. I’d love to have a try.” “Come and play when you like.” he said gently.

After that, Beth went to play the piano in the house n10. every day. Mr. Laurence loved listening to her with his study door open to hear the songs better, but Beth never knew that.

句子翻譯

1.Mary 在我們班學習最認真。

2.我們所有人都迫不及待的下了車。

3.為了有更多的空間，一些人想把濕地變得更小。

4.Jim 不僅是我的同班同學，也是我的好鄰居。

5.今天早上爸爸在開車送我去學校時，他的車壞了。

寫作

— Taken from Little Women

Wildlife Protection Society 在 China Daily 上發(fā)布了一個招募志愿者的公告。假如你是Mike，請你用英文給協(xié)會主席寫一封信，申請成為志愿者，要點如下：

要 求：1）表達清楚，語法正確，上下文連貫；

2）必須包括…中所有要點內(nèi)容，并適當發(fā)揮；

3）詞數(shù)：100 詞左右（開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)）；

4）不得使用真實姓名、校名和地名等。

Dear Chairperson,

I would like to join the Wildlife Protection Society.

Yours sincerely,

Mike

It is ______ very interesting job to be a police artist.

A.a B.an C.the D./