Choose the best answer (根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?：

It’s a cold, grey Sunday afternoon in March. The light is slowly fading, but all over Britain people are working in their gardens. They’re digging, cutting leaves and planting new weeds. By summer, their gardens will be full of bright colors.

The British love their gardens. A British newspaper recently asked people for their opinions about them. Seventy percent of people felt it was important to spend time in the garden, and over half of these described gardening as the most enjoyable thing they ever did.

Only one in ten houses in Britain do not have a garden. You can, of course, just grow house plants inside or on your balcony.

Once it was only the very wealthy who had a garden. You can still see the huge gardens that surround historic houses such as Chatsworth House or Castle Howard. Ordinary people used their land to produce food to eat or sell, or grew herbs to make medicine.

In the nineteenth century, however, gardening became a hobby. About the same time, better transport meant people could buy different kinds of seeds and plants for their gardens. Although roses, sunflowers, onions and tomatoes are often grown in British gardens, they grew wild in other countries before.

In many villages and towns there are competitions for the best looked-after gardens. This year the winner was a little village in Northern Ireland. It’s already won four prizes for its beauty. People also take part in competitions to grow the largest vegetables, but don’t expect to win. Britain’s biggest carrot is almost six meters long!

A newspaper asked people what they grew in their gardens. Look at the diagram which shows their answers.

1.Most of the British love to spend time in _____.

A. fishing B. hunting C. gardening D. farming

2.Only ____ houses in Britain don’t have a garden.

A. 10% B. 20% C. 50% D. 70%

3.Chatsworth House and Castle Howard are examples to show that ______.

A. people feel it important to spend time in the garden

B. only rich people had a garden in old days

C. the big gardens have lasted for a long time

D. there are vegetables and plants in the gardens

4.The winner of the competitions for best gardens this year was from _____.

A. England B. Wales C. Northern Ireland D. India

5.According to the diagram, more people prefer to grow _____ than potatoes.

A. roses B. tomatoes C. herbs D. strawberries

6.The underlined words “better transport” refers to the following except ______.

A. by train B. by sea C. by car D. by bike

Choose the best answer and complete the passage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或短語選項(xiàng)完成短文)：

Do you have any effective ways of learning to share? Here are some tips on how to ________ the Exam Season.

Prepare yourself

My first tip is to prepare yourself for reviewing. Let me explain what I mean by this.

During the term, you’re going to take a lot of notes and go to all the lectures, and these are the first steps in the learning ________. Now, at the end of the week, gather all the notes you took and run through them quickly. While doing this, constantly(不斷地) ask yourself, “Do I understand what I am reading?” If yes, great. If not, ask a friend or a teacher; you can also ___________ on the internet or go to a library. This take a little effort, but the results will be worth it.

There are two big advantages. You understand ___________ before the exam period starts, so you don’t have to bother other people with your questions during this stressful time, and the second benefit is that you have seen the material before you start reviewing, so you’ll probably remember some things, and it makes reviewing ___________.

Switch between different types of revision

My second trip is to plan between different types of revision in order to study more efficiently. ___________you are motivated(主動(dòng)積極的) to study, everyone gets bored after a couple of hours of studying. We get distracted or tired from time to time. Planning different types of active revision helps. You can , for example, study using flashcards for an hour, then work on a summary for an hour, then have lunch, etc.

1.A. escape B. beat C. survive D. change

2.A. process B. example C. relationship D. generation

3.A. took it up B. look it up C. make it up D. pick it up

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

5.A. longer B. stricter C. lighter D. easier

6.A. If B. Even if C. Now that D. As long as

Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，使其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）

It was early one hot morning in 2015 when I was gently wheeled across our quiet street in my wheelchair to the taxi stand with my mother. Three weeks earlier, I had hurt my left leg at home. Now I f1. had an appointment(預(yù)約) for an operation to repair the bad break in hospital.

I was feeling n2. as I'd never had surgery(外科手術(shù)) before and the thought of it worried me. After waiting for a taxi for more than 90 minutes, we were still standing across the street from our house, trying to ask for a ride. It usually only takes a few minutes, but on this Sunday taxis would pass by us either already filled with p3. or unwilling to take us. Perhaps it was because of my wheelchair. My mother was starting to get upset as we were fast running out of t4.. Our appointment was 10:45 am and it would take up to 40 minutes to get to the hospital. Then a black SUV pulled over and stopped in front of us. The driver, taking a look at us, said, “You two look like you could use a lift!” He told us he’d seen us e5. as he was taking his son to a weekend school activity. He was now r6. home and saw that we were still there.

With no questions asked this good man welcome us aboard. We arrived at 10:30 ---just in time for my appointment. He r7. my money, saying people should help one another. He left with a smile.

To this day we have not crossed paths again with this friendly driver who went out of his way, but his help is kept in our minds. I am very grateful to this kind stranger who has taught me to keep watch for and help others in need.

Answer the questions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）

My _______

“The atlas（地圖冊）I grew up with was a hand-me-down from my brother, dog-eared Collins World Atlas.

This became my favourite book, and I was touched that he thought I was grown-up enough to appreciate it.

After wars, my atlas was considered incorrect and out of date and I had to buy a new one for school. But I still missed the well-used pages and old-book smell. I carefully tore（撕）pages out of my old atlas, and glued them on cardboard. My father helped me to cut them into jigsaw puzzles as gifts for my friends.

Google search is an easy way to find various places, but I still prefer to search for exotic places in a real-turning atlas. One day it may be priceless!”

Rosemary Francis

“When I was 13, I wanted a horse of my own. Finally my parents softened to the idea and bought me a beautiful part-Arabian horse. To settle on a name, my father suggested I open our atlas to the page on Saudi Arabia, close my eyes and place my finger randomly（隨機(jī)地）on the page. Bandar Shah（Royal Port）was a wonderful horse.”

Melanie Egan

“When I retired after 20 years with the same boss Reader’s Digest, I did not expect to be given a gold watch. I certainly did not expect to be given a Reader’s Digest Atlas of the World. But that is exactly what my co-workers decided I needed. For the next 15 years that atlas was used by my family to settle geographic arguments and plan trips abroad. Sadly, wear and tear forced its retirement, too.”

Winston Hindmarsh

1.Rosemary didn’t like the old alas from his brother, did she?

__________________________________________________________________________.

2.How did Rosemary make use of the old atlas?

__________________________________________________________________________.

3.What does “Bandar Shah” refer to in the atlas?

___________________________________________________________________________.

4.From whom did Winston get the atlas?

_________________________________________________________________________.

5.In what way was the Reader’s Digest Atlas of the World used by the family?

__________________________________________________________________________.

6.If the three articles are put in one section in a magazine, please complete the title.

_________________________________________________________________________.

Writing

94. There is a section “My Volunteer Work” in the school newspaper. The editor wants good articles to be collected. Please write at least 60 words on the topic. 學(xué)校校報(bào)有“我的志愿者工作”這一欄目。編輯想收錄好的文章登載。請寫寫你的志愿者工作。

（注意：短文中不得出現(xiàn)考生的姓名、校名及其他相關(guān)信息，否則不予評分。標(biāo)點(diǎn)符號(hào)不占

格）

Taiyuan is ______ home. We must work together to make it be a national civilized city(全國文明城市).

A. our B. the C. it

---Dale, where is Lily?

---She is ______ in her classroom. She is studying for her test.

A. free B. busy C. late

---Dad, my class will go for a trip to Yingze Park and I ______ a new hat.

---OK, dear. I will buy one for you this afternoon.

A. sell B. have C. need

We have a book ______ in the school library each term. Students can buy their favorite books there.

A. party B. sale C. box

Julie always has bread and vegetable salad for ______ before going to school in the morning.

A. breakfast B. lunch C. dinner