A goal. Sportspersons know exactly what they are trying to achieve. They have a goal and work towards achieving it. Similarly, you need to have a goal. You need to have a purpose in your life. In fact, I believe that this is the starting point. It will drive the other parts of your life.

Discipline (紀(jì)律). Sportspersons are disciplined in their training. They have to do certain things whether they feel like it or not. Similarly, you need discipline in completing your tasks. Discipline will make you do what you need to do.

A coach. A sportsperson needs a coach to reach his potential. The coach will help him know what to do and get him back on track (重新步入正軌) if necessary. Also, if the situation changes, the coach will come up with a new plan for him. Similarly, having a mentor (導(dǎo)師) will help you reach your goals faster. It might not be easy to find a mentor in real life, but you can learn from virtual (虛擬的) mentors. By reading their books and watching their interviews, you’ll know what advice they would give to you.

Supporters. Just like a sportsperson needs supporters, you also need supporters. These are people who encourage you to keep going in difficult times. These are people who believe in you no matter what happens. Having supporters can make a big difference.

Live like a sportsperson, and you will be on your way to reaching your full potential.

【1】What should one live like to reach his or her full potential?（不超過(guò)5個(gè)單詞）

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【2】What’s the starting point in the writer’s opinion?（不超過(guò)5個(gè)單詞）

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【3】Who is compared to a coach? （不超過(guò)5個(gè)單詞）

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A:Welcome to the show, Eric.

B: Thank you, Rob.

A:【1】

B:I am an eye doctor.

A: And eyes are important.

B:Yes. We use our eyes all the time.

A:【2】

B:Well, people need an eye exam every year.

A:What other suggestions do you have?

B: Drink a cup of coffee or tea!

A: 【3】

B: Those drinks have caffeine (咖啡因) in them. Caffeine helps our eyes make tears. Then our eyes won't feel too sore.

A: Oh, I see.【4】

B: Don't look at your computer or smartphone all day. Follow the 20-20-20 rule.

A: 【5】

B: Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

A: Great advice, Eric. Thank you!

A.What's that?

B.Anything else?

C.How can that help our eyes?

D.Tell us about your job, Eric.

E.How often do you examine your eyes?

F.How can people take care of their eyes?

G.Please give us some advice on how to wear glasses.

With a small ______ in hand, Rohrer dived again and again so he could cut the rope. _______ his family members wanted to help, he was the only one who was able to hold his breath for a long period of time. The whale shark ________to know that Rohrer was trying to help, as it remained in place throughout the 45-minute ______.

After five dives, Rohrer managed to cut through the rope and his 15-year-old daughter took it back to shore (海岸) so it _______harm any more sea life.

According to sea life experts, whale sharks______ swim away when they're touched. So it is amazing that the whale shark stayed so peacefully for 45 minutes.

【1】A.itB.himC.herD.them

【2】A.relaxedB.sorryC.angryD.happy

【3】A.putB.cutC.noticedD.imagined

【4】A.helpB.catchC.drawD.touch

【5】A.ballB.gunC.knifeD.camera

【6】A.SinceB.UnlessC.BecauseD.Though

【7】A.failedB.seemedC.wishedD.refused

【8】A.meetingB.trainingC.processD.discussion

【9】A.wouldB.wouldn'tC.shouldD.shouldn't

【10】A.usuallyB.nearlyC.recentlyD.gradually

Whittlesey used carrier pigeons (信鴿) to send messages to ask for ______. The first pigeon carrying the message was shot down. A second bird was sent, but the pigeon was ______ shot down. Only one pigeon was left — Cher Ami. She was sent to finish the task.

When Cher Ami tried to fly back home, the Germans _______ her and tried to shoot her. Cher Ami was badly hurt, especially one of her legs, but she had_______sent the message. Cher Ami’s message saved 194 men from Whittlesey’s battalion.

Doctors tried long and hard to save Cher Ami’s life. They were unable to save her_______, so they made a small wooden one for her. She_______ a hero on her return to America.

Cher Ami ______ in New Jersey on June 13, 1919. Her body is now on display (展出) in the National Museum of American History’s “Price of Freedom” exhibit.

【1】A.someB.noC.mostD.much

【2】A.killedB.expressedC.introducedD.cheered

【3】A.awakeB.aliveC.lostD.dead

【4】A.helpB.moneyC.troubleD.advice

【5】A.justB.everC.alsoD.even

【6】A.trainedB.fedC.foundD.cooked

【7】A.suddenlyB.probablyC.hardlyD.successfully

【8】A.legB.eyeC.earD.mouth

【9】A.metB.becameC.heardD.played

【10】A.diedB.sleptC.smiledD.fell

—Yeah. But now she _______ speaking in front of the whole class.

A.used to; is used toB.is used to; used to

C.used to; used toD.is used to; is used to

—I see. I'll attend it _______ I'm very busy.

A.sinceB.whenC.untilD.although

A group of small robots (called Candles) deliver food inside office buildings while another group (called Sunnys) transport the meals between buildings outdoors.

Candle robots can work with gate machines and elevators and will not get in people’s way. The robot makes a phone call or texts a message to orderers after arriving at their floor. Thirty Candles have been put into use. They can provide 500 to 1,000 meals each day with at least 60 meals at a time. The robots will be disinfected(消毒) six times a day.

Sunnys work outdoors and are able to avoid running into walkers, bikes and other things. After arriving at the place, a Sunny will give food boxes to a Candle for indoor delivery.

The company also developed a group of medical robots after the outbreak to support hospitals in Wuhan, Beijing and Shenzhen. “Unmanned delivery is very necessary now. We hope these robots, and the technology, can bring comfort to people,” said He Zhiwei, general manager of Candela.

【1】Which question isn’t answered in the first paragraph?

A.Who developed the robots?B.Where can we see the robots?

C.Why were the robots made?D.How did people make the robots?

【2】Which of the following is TRUE about the two robots?

A.Candles work in the office buildings.

B.Sunnys work when Candles don’t work.

C.There are more Sunny robots than Candle ones.

D.People will disinfect the robots three times a day.

【3】What kind of robots did the company also make?

A.Those working at the airport.B.Those working at home.

C.Those working in schools.D.Those working in hospitals.

【4】What is the best title of the passage?

A.What are Candles and Sunnys?B.Candela, a company in Shenzhen

C.Robots used to deliver food in ShenzhenD.Robots were developed to fight COVID-19.

【1】How long did Alice stay in Japan?

A.For about one week.B.For about half a month.

C.For about three weeks.D.For about one month.

【2】What can be put in ▲ ?

A.Flight speedB.Flight safety

C.Flight experienceD.Flight cancellation

【3】Alice could check in baggage, weighing at most________, for free.

A.16kgB.32kgC.64kgD.128kg

【4】Which of the following is TRUE?

A.Alice bought the ticket by herself.

B.The trip cost 15,312 dollars in total.

C.It took Alice two hours to return to Beijing.

D.Passengers should take valid passports when boarding the plane.

Q1: Do pets catch or spread(傳播) it?

Now there is no fact showing that pets such as cats and dogs can catch or spread the virus. However, for your health, you should wash your hands with soap and water after touching pets.

Q2: How does it go around?

Breathing and touching are two main ways. Chances are higher if people do not wash their hands after touching the infected(感染的) things. It’s possible for them to catch the virus by touching their eyes, nose and mouth. Children and old people are not strong, so they can easily get infected this way.

Q3: How long can it stay?

The activity of the virus will get weak after it stays in the air for two hours. It can live about 48 hours in a dry environment. Research has found the virus can live for five days if the temperature stands at 20℃ with humidity(濕度) at 40% to 50%.

Q4: ________

Quite many may get a fever, feel tired easily and have a dry cough. Only a few have a runny nose. About half will have difficulty in breathing.

【1】What can we learn from the answer to the first question?

A.You needn’t wash hands after touching a cat.

B.Cats can catch the virus but they don’t spread it.

C.It’s said that dogs and cats don’t catch or spread the virus.

D.You should stay away from your pets for your health.

【2】The underlined word “Chances” means “________” in English.

A.標(biāo)準(zhǔn)B.重要性C.速度D.可能性

【3】What kind of weather does the virus like best?

A.Hot and wet.B.Warm.

C.Dry.D.Wet and cold.

【4】Which of the following can be put in________?

A.What should a person do if he or she catches it?

B.What kind of person catches the virus easily?

C.How is the person if he or she catches it?

D.How will the virus disappear?

— Guangzhou. They didn’t get mad when their flight was delayed.

—________, they sang the song to cheer other people up.

A.AnywayB.HoweverC.Instead