请听下面一个故事，然后根据故事意思填空，每空一词，录音读两遍。
梗概:Spencer在回家途中以自己的急救知识帮助一个男孩脱离危险。
关键词:bandage (用绷带包扎) bleeding (流血) stable (固定的)
wound (伤口) first aid (急救)
Spencer’s parents taught him basic first aid when he was young. One day, Spencer saw a boy 1. on the ground. The boy’s 2. was badly injured. Several people had stopped to help. Spencer used a cloth to 3. the bleeding and used his own T-shirt to make the boy s arm stable. Spencer showed someone how to apply pressure to the boy’s wounds and talked to him to keep him 4.. When the ambulance arrived, the medical workers 5. Spencer for his good work. If Spencer had not acted so quickly, the boy would have been in even greater 6.. By the next day, the whole school heard about what had happened. Spencer’s parents were very 7. of their son for his good work in the face of an emergency.
情景介绍:
角色:你是Sue。
任务:(1)与Dan谈论写论文的事情。
(2)根据两人对话内容，回答一些问题。
生词:magic trick魔术 magician魔术师 hostess女主持人
下面请用英语提出三个问题。每个问题有20秒的准备时间。当你听见“滴”声时，开始提问。
Now please ask the speaker three questions. You have twenty seconds to prepare the question. When you hear a beep, begin to ask the question.
1.你父母对这件事怎么看呢？
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2.你有没有在电视上表演过魔术？
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3.五年后你想做什么呢？
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4.Who advised Jerry to do magic at first?
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5.When did Jerry join the Young Magicians’ Club?
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6.How often does Jerry perform magic shows now?
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7.Where did the hostess find the card during the magic show?
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8.What language does Jerry want to learn?
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假设你是红星中学高三学生李华，请根据以下四幅图的先后顺序，给校刊英语板块写一篇稿件，以“The Belt and Road Initiatives”为题，介绍上周你校开展“一带一路系列活动”的全过程。
注意：词数不少于60。
提示词：知识竞赛 knowledge competition
一带一路 The Belt and Road lnitiatives
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假设你是李华，你的英国朋友Jim发来电子邮件，说寒假要来中国旅行，他想要你推荐一座旅游城市。请你给他回信，内容包括：
1.你推荐的城市；
2.你推荐该城市的理由；
3.你推荐的出行方式。
注意：1.词数不少于50；
2.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear Jim,
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Yours,
Li Hua
Does Using Technology in the Classroom Help College Students?
Almost anywhere in the world, you are likely to find people doing the same thing in public places, on trains and buses or wherever else you look. They spend their day looking at laptop computers, smartphones or other personal electronic devices. They are thinking mainly about their electronic devices, and not much else.
1.. More and more college students have no problem walking into a classroom and immediately opening their laptops. Others may spend an entire study period with a smartphone in hand. 2. But recent research suggests that using technology during class time may harm college students’ ability to remember and process the subject material they are learning.
Arnold Glass, a professor in Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and a student researcher investigated the issue of divided student attention. During half of their daily class periods, the students in their study were permitted to use any electronic device as much as they wanted. 3.
The students’ academic performance was measured in several ways throughout the semester. They took a short test every day, longer tests every few weeks and a final exam covering all the class material. The researchers found that the average daily quiz results showed no evidence of harmful effects from the use of technology. 4. They showed that all the students performed poorly on questions covering material taught on days when they were permitted to use technology in the classroom.
Glass says that it shows the use of electronic devices in the classroom prevents students from processing information. The students hear what the professor is saying. But they might be buying things online or reading unrelated emails at the same time, for example. So they are not thinking deeply about the subject matter as they are hearing it. 5.
A. The same can be said about the world of college education.
B. However, the average results of the larger tests and final exam told a different story.
C. And that, Glass says, makes it harder for the information to enter their long-term memory.
D. Technology, in general, is not the only way that students find to distract themselves in class.
E. But even if technology is helpful to some students, there are times when it needs to be turned off.
F. Some students argue that the increasing use of technology can have many helpful effects on society.
G. During the other half, researchers closely watched them to make sure no one was using any technology.
Play time is in short supply for young children these days and the lifelong consequences for developing children can be more serious than many people realize.
An article in the most recent issue of the American Journal of Play details not only how much children’s play time has declined, but how this lack of play affects emotional development, leading to the rise of anxiety, depression, and problems of attention and self control. “Since about 1955, children’s free play has been continually declining, at least partly because adults have applied ever-increasing control over children’s activities.” says the author Peter Gray, Ph. D, Professor of Psychology at Boston College.
We can describe the unstructured freely-chosen play as a testing ground for life. It provides critical life experiences without which young children cannot develop into confident and competent adults. So kids need more of it, not less. Because play is how young children learn important social and emotional skills such as sharing, cooperating, communicating, and empathizing. It helps them develop fit bodies, strong minds, and brave hearts, so they can take on new challenges and risky situations.
Gray’s article is meant to serve as a wake-up call regarding the effects of lost play. We must know that lack of childhood free play time is a huge loss that must be paid attention to for the sake of our children and society. But parents who keep a lookout over and disturb their children’s play are a big part of the problem. It is hard to find groups of children outdoors at all, and, if you do find them, they are likely to be wearing school uniforms and following the directions of coaches while their parents dutifully watch and cheer.
Actually, when children are in charge of their own play, it provides a foundation for their future mental health as older children and adults. Play gives children a chance to find and develop a connection to their own self-identified and self-guided interest. It is through play that children first learn to make decisions, solve problems, improve self-control, and follow rules. Play helps children make friends and learn to get along with each other as equals. Most importantly, play is a source of happiness.
When parents realize the major role that free play can take in the development of emotionally healthy children and adults, they may wish to reassess the priorities ruling their children’s lives. The needs for childcare, academic and athletic success and children’s safety is important. But perhaps parents can begin to identify small changes——such as openings in the schedule, backing off from quite so many supervised (有监督的) activities, and possibly slightly less keeping watch on the playground that would start the slow returning to the direction of free, imaginative-directed play.
1.What do we know from the first two paragraphs?
A. The rise of children’s anxiety is more serious than people realize.
B. Lack of play time leads to kids’ unhealthy emotional development.
C. More young children are suffering from depression due to free play.
D. Playing too much leads to problems of kids’ attention and self control.
2.According to Peter Gray, unstructured freely-chosen play _______ .
A. is full of challenges and risky situations
B. should be balanced with adult-directed activities
C. does harm to children’s confidence and competence
D. has good effect on children’s social and emotional skills
3.The article is intended for ____________.
A. parents B. teachers
C. coaches D. children
4.Which of the following would be the best title for the text?
A. Do Children Need More Self-guided Play?
B. Are Children Interested in Guided Play?
C. Can Children Guide Themselves?
D. Are Children’s Problems Serious?
