根据下列各句句意、单词的首字母及汉语提示，写出该单词的正确形式，并把完整单词（含首字母）写在答卷上。
1.At first, we didn’t feel we b______ (属于) here, but now we are attached to the land we live on.
2.I r______ (推荐) the movie for the whole family.
3.Her sisters, Felicie and Adelaide, are nasty and t______ (对待) Beauty as a servant.
4.The soil contains materials to keep the natural b______ (平衡) of the area.
5.The media should r______ (尊重) famous people’s privacy.
6.I was a millionaire, but I was a______ (意识到) there were a lot of hungry people in the world.
7.Perhaps their f______ (失败) is because of their low EQ.
8.To get tickets, you have to b______ (预订) in advance.
9.After a long d______ (延误), the plane finally took off.
10.Good job candidates must show a f______ (灵活的) approach to problems.
11.If you work hard, you will o______ (克服) this problem.
12.Exercise is highly b______ (有益的) to health.
13.We are all g______ (感激的) to you for what you did for us.
14.I've been learning English for 10 years, and I can speak English f______ (流利地).
15.Don’t h______ (犹豫) to ask me if you have any questions.
阅读下列句子，修改句子中的错误，每句中有一处错误。每处错误仅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：每处错误及其修改均仅限一词。
1.I certainly owe you a apology for not writing more often.
2.Mr Bean is an international recognised comedy character on TV and films.
3.Over time, a lot of soil has been removed, that has caused serious erosion of the land along the Yellow River.
4.I wish I was as successful with all my student as I was with Graham.
5.It was Junyan's mother taught her to be curious.
6.To avoid miss the last train, please check the time posted in the station.
7.The government has ban the use of chemical weapons.
8.Although the job takes a significant amount of time, but most students agree that the experience is worth it.
9.Each star on the flag of the United States stands of a state of the nation.
10.As time went by, I gradually adapted me to the school life.
Once in a company, a team of 40 employees from different departments were working together on a project. The team consisted of bright and _______ young members but the problems was that they wouldn't _______ information.
So one day the leader of the project _______ them to take part in an event. In this event there were several fun _______. First the leader showed them into a room full of fun decorations and hundreds of colorful _______ on the floor. In the center of the room was a box full of balloons that had not been _______ yet. Seeing this, everyone was _______ and was guessing wildly what kind of activity it could be. The leader said, “Each of you pick up a balloon and blow it up. Then write your _______ on it.”
After everyone did as told, they were asked to _______ their balloons inside the room and ________ quickly. Minutes later, the team were asked to come back into the room and were ________ that they had to find the balloon they ________ with their own name on it among hundreds of balloons scattered there. The leader told them the first three to ________ the balloon with their own name will be the ________. And they were not allowed to pop (弄破) any balloon.
________ everyone tried their best to find their balloon, but ________ after twenty minutes, not a single person ________ to find their balloon. The leader came and told them that this round was ________ and everyone should go for the next round.
For the next round, the leader told them that, if any team member found any balloon with names on it, then ________it to the person whose name was on it. Everyone did so and within a couple of minutes, ________ member of the team had their own balloon with their own name on it.
1.A.pessimistic B.passive C.selfless D.enthusiastic
2.A.analyze B.share C.collect D.seek
3.A.invited B.allowed C.forced D.expected
4.A.courses B.parties C.activities D.requirements
5.A.boxes B.balloons C.pens D.toys
6.A.picked up B.hung up C.hold up D.blown up
7.A.satisfied B.shocked C.excited D.embarrassed
8.A.answer B.wish C.prediction D.name
9.A.leave B.fly C.exchange D.burst
10.A.enter B.hide C.exit D.escape
11.A.warned B.told C.convinced D.reminded
12.A.left behind B.taken away C.picked out D.put away
13.A.follow B.decorate C.color D.find
14.A.candidates B.leaders C.winners D.survivors
15.A.Carefully B.Happily C.Curiously D.Nervously
16.A.still B.just C.only D.even
17.A.tried B.managed C.offered D.failed
18.A.replaced B.held C.finished D.changed
19.A.sold B.gave C.threw D.lent
20.A.every B.one C.another D.no
Being Emotionally Healthy
Many people think that being emotionally healthy in modern society is really difficult, 1.！By making some simple changes in your fate, you'll start to see your healthy emotional life again!
·Think positively
It's amazing how much power our minds have over everything in our lives. A simple positive twist on a situation can turn an obstacle into an opportunity.
To start this difficult step. Focus on gratitude. When you start thinking about the bad thing in your mind, stop. Cut it out. 2.. Eventually, your mind will notice the pattern and stop the negativity before you have to consciously do it.
·3.
You have to work, but you also need to do what's right for you sometimes, regardless of what the world seems to be demanding. Without feeling guilty, book that well-known Kit Kat Bar. Spend a night in. Take a morning off. You'll be twice as energized when you get back to it.
·4.
Art such as music, theater, and visual arts, can improve your enjoyment of life and your health. Listening to or playing music, dancing. Participating in theater, and making your own art can improve both your physical and mental health.
·Travel as much as you can
Traveling can improve your physical and mental health. It allows you to grow creatively, relax and experience new things. However, 5.. If this is the case for you, try going on a day trip or a short road trip.
A.Take a break
B.Include art in your life
C.but that's not actually true
D.Choose one kind of art to develop
E.Think of two things you're thankful for
F.traveling is often difficult if you're living on a budget
G.so they choose to ignore emotional changes in their life
As people age, the body changes in all sorts of predictable ways. Brains can slow. Wounds take longer to recover. And sleep patterns (模式) shift, too. This can come as news to many, says Michael V. Vitiello, a psychologist at the University of Washington who is expert in sleep in aging.
The most noticeable—and often most annoying—changes are how sleep and wake-up times change and sleep gets lighter, often beginning in middle age. Gone are weekend sleep to 11 a.m. and the ability to sleep through a noisy garbage truck down the block. Older drivers take longer to fall asleep, and they wake up more often. They tend to stay in the deepest stages of sleep for less time than younger adults.
Studies have found that poor sleep can create a particular threat to older adults—Falls, depression and anxiety, problems with memory, and increased suicide (自杀) risk are among the effects of sleep issues in this population group that researchers have found. But scientists are still unsure why those risk connections exist.
What is clear is the connection between good sleep and psychological well-being in older adults. A 2010 study showed us that connection when it came to sleep quality, but sleep quantity didn't show the same effects.
Experts say this may be the key to understanding sleep as you age. If you're sleeping less, but don't feel negative effects out of bed, the changes you notice may just be normal age-related. If you experience a sudden change in your sleep, or poor sleep is affecting your daily life, changing your personality, or your bedmate says you stop breathing when you snore, that could be a sign of something more serious and it's worth visiting your doctor.
1.What is one of the changes in sleep patterns with aging?
A.People tend to wake up later. B.People sleep more at weekends.
C.People take longer to fall asleep. D.People stay longer in deep sleep.
2.What will probably happen if the elderly have poor sleep?
A.They may threaten others. B.They may become anxious.
C.They may have better memory. D.They may be unaware of their risks.
3.What does the 2010 study imply?
A.Both sleep quality and quantity matter with aging.
B.Sleep quantity is the key to older people's mental health.
C.Sleeping well is good for older people's psychological health.
D.The relationship between quality and quantity is not yet clear.
4.What is the main idea of the passage?
A.Bedtime pattern changes as people age.
B.Poor sleep is more dangerous for older adults.
C.Bedtime pattern changes are not a sign of trouble.
D.People's body changes in different ways with aging.
Renting an apartment in the UK can be very difficult. The average monthly rent rose to￡932last month and in London it is even more expensive at￡1588, according to new figures.
With the increasing rents leaving many people difficult to manage their daily life, some are now looking for new choices.
The Older Choice
Office administrator Tina Gotla-Aluri, 42, was struggling to pay￡950 a month for her because share in Putne, south-west London, when a friend suggested Share and Care Home share, which matches older homeowners who have a spare room with people who can offer practical help in exchange. She now lives in Putney with a man in his 90s and pays￡180 a month to the scheme (平台).
In return, Tina provides companionship, goes food shopping, and cooks meals. “He has travelled a lot in foreign countries and food is one of our shared interests,” she says. “I cook British food like Sunday dinners and sometimes Indian or Moroccan food. It's a win-win result.”
Sitting It out
While some people house-sit for free to get a taste of a different life for a few weeks, designer Jennifer Hamley, 39, and her husband, Ben, 37, have turned into a way to live rent-free.
The couple house-sit through Trusted House sitters.com, which connects home and pet owner a with house-sitters. It costs each side ￡89 for a yearly membership. They house-sit mainly in Brighton, taking care of pets, the home, post and watering plants.
“It is a peace of mind for homeowners. A homeowner doesn't need to get anyone to check in on the house, and pet owners don't have to worry about their pets while they are out.”
1.How much can Tina save a month after living with the old man in Putney?
A.￡180 B.￡770 C.￡932 D.￡950
2.What can be inferred about Tina?
A.She is a professional cook. B.She likes Indian food best.
C.She is satisfied with her choices. D.She has travelled to many places.
3.What do we know about Jennifer?
A.She has to pay the homeowner￡89 a year.
B.She house-sits to experience a different life.
C.She gets the information of house-sitting from a newspaper.
D.She looks after the home and pets when the homeowner is out.
4.From which part of a newspaper is the text most probably taken?
A.Entertainment B.Health C.Economy D.Education
