However, refusing to offer help to strangers will do harm (危害) to both our society and ourselves. Actually, not all the strangers are bad people, We should ask our own conscience (良心) and try to give them a hand when they are badly in need of help. Just as an old saying goes, "A near neighbor is better than a distant relative." In fact, helping each other is an ideal way to build up a good relationship with others, which is good for ourselves.

In a word, we should be warmhearted and try our best to identify (識別) the good and the bad. Only in this way can we help those who are really in need of help to build up a harmonious (和諧的)society.

【1】According to the passage，which is not the answer to the question "Should we help strangers"?

A."It all depends on the situation."B."Certainly. I'd love to."

C."No, I'm not willing to do so."D."Sorry, I don't know."

【2】Many people refuse to help strangers because there are lots of ________ in the society?

A.cheatingB.blackmailingC.robbingD.A, B and C

【3】Refusing to offer help to strangers will be bad for ________.

A.our society and ourselvesB.our friendsC.a neighborD.a distant relative

【4】What does you mother probably say to you about strangers? ________.

A.Study hard at schoolB.Trust strangers and help them

C.Don't speak to strangersD.Don't fight with your classmates

【5】The passage tells us that ________.

A.we should refuse to help strangersB.we should help those who are really in need of help

C.it's better to stay away from strangersD.all the strangers are bad people

●Having a good diet is very important. It means eating lots of different kinds of food and lots of fresh fruit and vegetables. They are good for your health.

●Doing exercise is another way of keeping you healthy. Exercise makes you fit and helps you relax. So exercise every day from now on!

●Some things are bad for your health, like smoking and drinking. You'd better give up these things.

●You should go to a doctor for a health check once a year. The doctor will be able to help you find some problems that you might have. The earlier you know the better for you.

【1】Having a good diet means eating much meat and fish every day.

【2】Doing exercise is one of the ways of keeping you healthy.

【3】The writer gave us five suggestions in the passage (文章).

【4】You should go to a doctor for a health check once a year.

【5】We should give up smoking，but we needn't give up drinking.

B: I have trouble in getting on well with my classmates and teachers. I feel so bad.

A: Don't worry. Maybe I can help you.

B: Really? 【2】

A: Yes, I can. Firstly, you need to give them more time to know more about you.

B: That's true. I agree with you.

A: Secondly, I think you can smile more to show people that you are friendly.

B: OK, I will try. 【3】

A: Yes. 【4】 They will appreciate your kindness.

B: You are right. People want to make friends with those who are kind. Thank you very much.

A: My pleasure. 【5】

A.I hope that those suggestions can help you.

B.Can you give me some advice?

C.What are you doing now?

D.What's the matter?

E.Thank you for helping me.

F.You can also help others when they are in trouble.

G.Anything else?

be, go to work, difficult, at, learn, successful, finish school, so, well, until

Most people have jobs. They 【1】 early every day. Some people are lucky. Either they have very interesting jobs or they make a lot of money. Most people are not 【2】 lucky. Either their jobs are not very interesting or they don't make much money.

The most interesting jobs are often the 【3】 . People take a long time 【4】 how to do them. Doctors study for 【5】 least six years after 【6】 .

Some young people have interesting and high-pay jobs. Many young players do their work 【7】 . Football and tennis stars are usually under 35 years old. Older people usually cannot play these sports very 【8】 . They cannot move fast enough. Golf, however is a good sport for older people. Many golf players are quite old, but they can play it successfully.

Most people work 【9】 they are 60 or 65 years old. Then they retire (退休) and have a lot of free time. Some people never retire though. These people usually have very interesting jobs. Writers artists, scientists and actors usually work until they die. Their work 【10】 their life.

— ________. It's good to let fresh air come into room.

A.Yes, I wouldB.CertainlyC.Of course notD.You'd better not

A.in order thatB.becauseC.such thatD.in order to

疫情期間我們開啟了一種全新的學(xué)習(xí)模式——遠(yuǎn)程課堂(remote lessons)。在此期間你是如何學(xué)習(xí)的？請結(jié)合你自身經(jīng)歷，談?wù)剬�遠(yuǎn)程課堂的看法。

注意：文中不得出現(xiàn)考生的姓名、校名以其他相關(guān)信息，否則不予評分。

The following is for reference only. (以下表達(dá)僅供參考)

because of the virus

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But parents are still under the pressure of trying to support their students' learning, saying they have been given an i【2】 task.

One parent said she spent the week working at her job, then the weekend catching up on all the work her children had missed, doing housework at night. Another single mother wakes at 3 a.m. to do her paid work so she can supervise (監(jiān)督) her children d【3】 the day.

"Do they understand that parents are fighting for our lives, our jobs, and our companies as well?" another parent said. "I' m a working mum. If I don't do my job, I may l【4】 it. I know things had to be done in a hurry. But parents have been thrown in the deep end.

Yvette McDonald, from the inner west, has two young children at a public primary school, which issues (發(fā)布) written lessons and requires typed, o【5】 communication, such as being present for roll call (點(diǎn)名) at the b【6】 and the end of each day. She has asked the NSW Department of Education to relax those rules, saying they were difficult to carry out.

"Parents are already at breaking point and we haven't even gone into formal lockdown, "she said. "Many of us are managing crisis at work, but then on top of that we're schooling our children as well. We feel as though we're failing, but we're not failing-we've been a【7】 to do very difficult things. We want to know what's essential and what's not."

A. more B. interesting C. take classes D. take place E. such as

Zhang Xiyuan, 12, Jiangsu

If calligraphy is turned into a compulsory (必修的) class, pupils will have to spend 【1】 time working on it and will feel more pressure. Studying subjects 【2】 Chinese and English takes up most of their time. They don't have any extra time to study calligraphy.

Zhang Jiahao, 14, Beijing

Chinese characters represent (代表) the wisdom of our people. Calligraphy is a form of art. It should be fun and 【3】. If some students are interested in it, they can 【4】 to learn it. However, if we make everyone practise it every week or even test people on it, some kids might not like it. They might lose their interest in learning Chinese characters.