假设你是李华，你想参加剑桥大学（University of Cambridge）的夏令营活动。请写封信向夏令营负责人Smith教授咨询相关事宜，要点如下：
1、表达你的意愿；
2、咨询相关事宜。
注意：1、词数100左右；
2、可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mr. Smith,
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Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
假定英语课上老师要求同学之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处错误，每句中最多有两处。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（^），并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。
Last summer holiday, my mother and I visited Xi’an that she grew up. It was a well-planned trip, so we had great time for the most part. But one night, something strange was happened. My mom wan playing games on her mobile phone in bed and I was lying nearby. Tired and boring, I was kicking the bed to pass the time. A few minutes later, my mom had enough of it and asked her, “Could you stop it?” I stopped, so she asked me to stop kick again only a few moments later. I complained, “I’ve already stopped.” My mom quickly glanced at my still leg and then she suddenly jumped up and shouted, “Earthquake!” With lightning speed, she rushes to me, grabbed my hand and took me to a safe place outside. By then, I was widely awake.
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词威括号内单词的正确形式。
It’s nice to go out 1.a meal at a restaurant. But what makes it extra special — apart from the food — is to receive attentive service from the staff. Seeing a service charge 2.(add) in your bill can leave a bad taste in your mouth. You 3. (face) with the dilemma of deciding to pay it, and whether you should add a tip on top.
Putting your hand in your pocket to reward good service is a 4. (person) choice, but it also depends on where you are in the world. What is the norm in one city is not 5. (necessary) the norm in another. In some 6. (place) a tip is expected; but in 7., good service should be expected and ought to be included in the price.
In the UK, people tending to be too polite 8.(complain), the service charge might be paid despite the quiet complaint 9. the service they received was not up to the standard! In the US, however everybody 10. (offer) 20% more as a tip. Maybe we should fallow Japan’s approach, tipping under any circumstance may seem rude because good service is standard and expected.
We were five minutes into the worst disorder. That was the worst experience — approaching Boston Airport in a severe winter _______. I turned to the woman next to me and said, ''Hey, would you mind _______ with me for a few minutes? I'm really nervous."
''Sure. My name is Sue；the woman replied, _______ warmly. ''What brings you to Boston? '' I started to explain that I was on a business trip. Then the plane shook violently, and _______ slipped of my tongue. ''I might need to hold your hand too.'' Sue took my hand in both of hers, _______ it, and held tight. When Sue took my hand on that scary flight to Boston, I almost wept with relief. She was so calm, effective, and _______ —''Yep, this is a little bumpy(颠簸的), but we'll be on the ground safely soon,'' she told me — that I asked her what she did for a living. ''I'm a retired physical education teacher, and I _______ women's volleyball, '' she said. _______, I could see what an awesome coach she must have been.
Sue and I talked about our families, our vacations, our love of the ocean until the plane finally _______. Then the businessman sitting on the other side of her, who'd been silent the entire ________, remarked that he'd ________ our conversation. ''It ________ me and I was not scared any more.'' he said.
When we said goodbye, I gave Sue a big ________ and my card. A few days later, I received a/an ________with the subject line "Broken Hand on Jet Blue."
''I have to admit that I was just as ________ as you were but did not say it,'' Sue wrote. ''I just ________ your hand as hard as I could. Thank you for helping me through this very scary ________'' She added that when she'd told her friends about our conversation, they ________ her because they knew she loved to talk.
I told my friends about Sue too. I explained how kind she was to me, and what I learned: It's OK to ask for help from a________ if you need it. Now if I mention to my friends that I am ________ or worried, they respond, ''Just think of Sue''
1.A.night B.storm C.flood D.rain
2.A.singing B.running C.drawing D.chatting
3.A.embracing B.cheering C.smiling D.praising
4.A.words B.songs C.comments D.ideas
5.A.patted B.beat C.washed D.scratched
6.A.creative B.knowledgeable C.reliable D.brilliant
7.A.played B.made C.studied D.coached
8.A.Unfortunately B.Immediately C.Gradually D.Generally
9.A.crashed B.worked C.returned D.landed
10.A.activity B.adventure C.flight D.ceremony
11.A.hated B.enjoyed C.understood D.missed
12.A.disappointed B.distracted C.upset D.frightened
13.A.present B.deal C.hug D.hand
14.A.e-mail B.greeting C.service D.hand
15.A.energetic B.enthusiastic C.talkative D.nervous
16.A.shook B.seized C.kissed D.warmed
17.A.situation B.decision C.comment D.behavior
18.A.worried about B.took care of C.laughed at D.looked up to
19.A.friend B.passerby C.passenger D.stranger
20.A.stressed B.ashamed C.bored D.moved
Earth Day is one of the world's largest environmental movements. Held every year on April 22, Earth Day turns 50 this year. It was created by US politician Gaylord Nelson, aiming to give a voice to people who wanted environmental protection. 1. Back then, it helped to bring clean air and water laws to the US. Now a global movement, it's facing even bigger environmental threats.
2. One of these is The Ocean Cleanup based in the Netherlands. It has successfully made a device that can gather and collect waste from our oceans and rivers, a majority of which is plastic. For us, plastic is an item we use and then throw away. But if you throw away a plastic bottle today, it is non-biodegradable (不可生物降解的).It will still be around for hundreds of years. Much of this plastic waste ends up in the sea, where it kills more than 100 million sea creatures every year. 3.
It is not just our oceans that are under threat. Over time, deforestation (滥伐森林)，improper farming, and livestock grazing (放牧)can stop green areas from growing. 4. A Chinese non-governmental organizations (NGO) — The China Green Foundation — is working to change this by planting millions of trees. Another NGO that is making big changes is Welfare Togo. Togo is a developing country in Africa. It faces many environmental problems, including air and water pollution and desertification. To help, Welfare Togo opened 31 schools across the country that focus on teaching sustainable development. Its aim is using education to bring positive environmental changes to Togo.
5. However, through small everyday changes, such as recycling correctly, we can also bring about considerable changes to our natural world.
A.This is called desertification.
B.It aims to support environmental protection around the world.
C.His idea was so successful that more than 20 million people joined in Earth Day events.
D.However, because of high demand, we still make more than 300 tons of new plastic every year.
E.It challenges people to promote environmental education.
F.Not all of us can make such large contributions.
G.Fortunately, many NGOs are stepping up to promote positive changes.
In South Korea, students pay for classes in everything from K-pop auditions (韩流试镜)to real estate (房地产)deals. Now, top Korean firms are using artificial intelligence (AI) in hiring, and job-seekers want to learn how to beat the robots.
From his basement office in Seoul, career consultant Park Seong-jung is among those in a growing business of offering lessons in handling recruitment screening by computers, not people. Video interviews using facial recognition technology to analyze character are key, according to Park.
"Don't force a smile with your lips," he told students looking for work in a recent session, one of many he said he has conducted for hundreds of people. "Smile with your eyes".
Classes in dealing with Al in hiring, are still a tiny part of the country's multi-billion-dollar cram school (补习学校)industry. But classes are growing fast, operators like Park's People & People consultancy claim, offering a three-hour package for Up to 100,000 won ($86).
There's good reason to see potential. As many: as 8 out of every 10 South Korean students are estimated to have used cram schools, and high youth unemployment in the country—nearly one in four young people are not in the workforce—offers a motivation not present in other countries where cram schools are popular, like Japan.
One AI video system reviewed by Reuters asks candidates to introduce themselves, during which it spots and counts facial expressions including "fear" and "joy" and analyses word choices. AI hiring also uses "gamification" to judge a candidate's personality and adaptability by putting them through numbers of tests. Preparing for such tests doesn't necessarily involve simply memorizing answers. Some games don't even have a 'right answer', as they are aimed to spot the problem-solving attitude of the applicant.
Consultant Park said he gave Al firing talks to more than 700 university students, graduates and lecturers in 2019. In an online chat room monitored by Park, with more than 600 participants, numerous messages indicate thanks for the classes and success in AI interview quests. "Students are struggling from the emergence of AI interviews. My goal is to help them be fully prepared for what they will be dealing with," said Park.
1.What does Park Seong-jung do?
① He gives students lectures about Al hiring.
② He handles his company s recruitment.
③ He analyzes character by using Al technology.
④ He keeps an eye on an online chat room.
A.①④ B.②③
C.①② D.③④
2.Gamification is mainly used to judge the following EXCEPT candidates' .
A.personality B.adaptability
C.problem-solving attitude D.memory ability
3.What's the main idea of this passage?
A.Smile with eyes is better than smile with lips.
B.Companies are increasingly using Al in recruitment.
C.Classes are available in dealing with Al in hiring.
D.Cram schools are popular in South Korea.
4.What may be discussed in the next paragraph?
A.People's attitude towards other types of cram schools.
B.Examples of struggling students who didn't take classes.
C.Companies' strategy against fully prepared applicants.
D.The next step of those who have passed the interview.
