一、词汇检测
1.In most East ______(亚洲的
2.The company will show the customers an ______(最新的
3.The great event was ______(报道
4.I'm afraid you'll miss the ______(即将来临的
5.Here is a weekly r
6.I've sent him a text m
7.The show is going out l
8.I'm a f
1.In most East ______(亚洲的
Asian
)cultures, it is common for many generations(代) of a family to live together in a house.2.The company will show the customers an ______(最新的
up-to-date
)mobile phone soon.3.The great event was ______(报道
covered
)in today's newspaper.4.I'm afraid you'll miss the ______(即将来临的
coming
)bus if you don't hurry.5.Here is a weekly r
ound-up
of what is happening in our country.6.I've sent him a text m
essage
to tell him about the news.7.The show is going out l
ive
, so the hosts can't afford to make any mistake.8.I'm a f
an
of rock music. I never miss any concert of my favourite rock band.答案：1. Asian 2. up-to-date 3. covered 4. coming 5. round-up 6. message 7. live 8. fan
解析：
翻译:
一、词汇检测
1. 在大多数东方______（亚洲的）文化中，一个家庭的多代人共同居住在一所房子里是很常见的。
2. 这家公司很快会向顾客展示一款______（最新的）手机。
3. 这一重大事件在今天的报纸上被______（报道）了。
4. 如果你不快点，恐怕你会错过______（即将来临的）公交车。
5. 这是一份关于我国每周所发生事情的______（根据首字母r及语境，此处应填“report（报道；报告）”）。
6. 我给他发了一条______（根据首字母m及语境，此处应填“message（消息；短信）”）来告诉他这个消息。
7. 这个节目正在______（根据首字母l及语境，此处应填“live（现场直播地）”）播出，所以主持人不能出任何差错。
8. 我是摇滚音乐的______（根据首字母f及语境，此处应填“fan（迷；粉丝）”）。我从不错过我最喜欢的摇滚乐队的任何一场音乐会。
一、词汇检测
1. 在大多数东方______（亚洲的）文化中，一个家庭的多代人共同居住在一所房子里是很常见的。
2. 这家公司很快会向顾客展示一款______（最新的）手机。
3. 这一重大事件在今天的报纸上被______（报道）了。
4. 如果你不快点，恐怕你会错过______（即将来临的）公交车。
5. 这是一份关于我国每周所发生事情的______（根据首字母r及语境，此处应填“report（报道；报告）”）。
6. 我给他发了一条______（根据首字母m及语境，此处应填“message（消息；短信）”）来告诉他这个消息。
7. 这个节目正在______（根据首字母l及语境，此处应填“live（现场直播地）”）播出，所以主持人不能出任何差错。
8. 我是摇滚音乐的______（根据首字母f及语境，此处应填“fan（迷；粉丝）”）。我从不错过我最喜欢的摇滚乐队的任何一场音乐会。
(
A.announced
B.directed
C.presented
D.remained
A
)1.When the evening self-study was ______ to be cancelled, some parents began to worry about their children's studies.A.announced
B.directed
C.presented
D.remained
答案：A
解析：
翻译:
当晚自习______被取消时，一些家长开始担心他们孩子的学习。
A.宣布
B.指导；导演
C.呈现；赠送
D.保持；剩余
当晚自习______被取消时，一些家长开始担心他们孩子的学习。
A.宣布
B.指导；导演
C.呈现；赠送
D.保持；剩余
( )2.— Mum, I've signed for a big box from the delivery(快递)man. What's in it?
— I'm not sure. It
A.should
B.must
C.might
D.will
— I'm not sure. It
C
be a present from your aunt.A.should
B.must
C.might
D.will
答案：C
解析：
翻译:
( )2.—妈妈，我已经签收了快递员送来的一个大箱子。这里面是什么？
—我不确定。它______是你阿姨送的礼物。
A.应该
B.一定
C.可能
D.将会
( )2.—妈妈，我已经签收了快递员送来的一个大箱子。这里面是什么？
—我不确定。它______是你阿姨送的礼物。
A.应该
B.一定
C.可能
D.将会
(
A.watch
B.cover
C.write
D.look
B
)3.An important meeting was held in our city last week. Many reporters came to ______ it.A.watch
B.cover
C.write
D.look
答案：B
解析：
翻译:
（ ）3.上周我们城市召开了一场重要会议。许多记者前来______它。
A.观看
B.报道
C.写作
D.看
（ ）3.上周我们城市召开了一场重要会议。许多记者前来______它。
A.观看
B.报道
C.写作
D.看
(
A.for
B.against
C.on
D.to
A
)4.All the fans have voted ______ their heroes on the Internet.A.for
B.against
C.on
D.to
答案：A
解析：
翻译:
（ ）4. 所有的粉丝都在网上为他们的偶像投票。
A. 为了
B. 反对
C. 在……上
D. 到
（ ）4. 所有的粉丝都在网上为他们的偶像投票。
A. 为了
B. 反对
C. 在……上
D. 到
(
A.A number of; The number of
B.The number of; A number of
C.A number of; A number of
D.The number of; The number of
A
)5.______ people are crazy about the panda Huahua. ______ the people who visit Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda to look at Huahua each day is over 10 000.A.A number of; The number of
B.The number of; A number of
C.A number of; A number of
D.The number of; The number of
答案：A
解析：
翻译:
（ ）5.______人痴迷于熊猫花花。每天前往成都大熊猫繁育研究基地看花花的______人超过10000。
A.许多；……的数量
B.……的数量；许多
C.许多；许多
D.……的数量；……的数量
（ ）5.______人痴迷于熊猫花花。每天前往成都大熊猫繁育研究基地看花花的______人超过10000。
A.许多；……的数量
B.……的数量；许多
C.许多；许多
D.……的数量；……的数量
(
— Don't move him ______ you know some first-aid(急救的)knowledge.
A.unless
B.if
C.until
D.when
A
)6.— Paul is badly hurt on the playground. Let's help him up.— Don't move him ______ you know some first-aid(急救的)knowledge.
A.unless
B.if
C.until
D.when
答案：A
解析：
翻译:
（ ）6. ——保罗在操场上受了重伤。我们把他扶起来吧。
——______你懂一些急救知识，否则不要移动他。
A. 除非
B. 如果
C. 直到
D. 当……时候
（ ）6. ——保罗在操场上受了重伤。我们把他扶起来吧。
——______你懂一些急救知识，否则不要移动他。
A. 除非
B. 如果
C. 直到
D. 当……时候
(
— Yes, this Friday. You can come and watch it with us on TV.
A.lively
B.alive
C.live
D.living
C
)7.— Will the volleyball match be covered ______?— Yes, this Friday. You can come and watch it with us on TV.
A.lively
B.alive
C.live
D.living
答案：C
解析：
翻译:
( )7. ——排球比赛会进行现场直播吗？
——会的，本周五。你可以和我们一起在电视上观看。
A. 活泼的；生动的
B. 活着的；有生气的
C. 现场直播的；实况转播的
D. 活的；现存的
( )7. ——排球比赛会进行现场直播吗？
——会的，本周五。你可以和我们一起在电视上观看。
A. 活泼的；生动的
B. 活着的；有生气的
C. 现场直播的；实况转播的
D. 活的；现存的
(
— ______ But I'm going to Shanghai for a meeting tomorrow.
A.It doesn't matter.
B.Best wishes!
C.Not at all.
D.I wish I could.
D
)8.— Would you please give us a speech on the coming Beijing Music Award tomorrow?— ______ But I'm going to Shanghai for a meeting tomorrow.
A.It doesn't matter.
B.Best wishes!
C.Not at all.
D.I wish I could.
答案：D
解析：
翻译:
（ ）8. ——请你明天就即将到来的北京音乐奖给我们做一个演讲好吗？
——______ 但是我明天要去上海开会。
A. 没关系。
B. 最美好的祝愿！
C. 一点也不。
D. 我希望我能。
（ ）8. ——请你明天就即将到来的北京音乐奖给我们做一个演讲好吗？
——______ 但是我明天要去上海开会。
A. 没关系。
B. 最美好的祝愿！
C. 一点也不。
D. 我希望我能。
三、阅读理解
Like many ABCs(American-born Chinese) and young Chinese immigrants(移民), sisters Sarah and Kaitlin Leung took great interest in Chinese food after they'd grown up, but found it really hard to learn how to prepare it. There was such a "gap", as Sarah puts it, compared(对比) with Western recipes(菜谱)presented on TVs or blogs(博客).
As it turns out, though, the Leungs have right positions to do something about this. Bill, the father, had spent years cooking beef at his family's Chinese American restaurant. Judy, the mom, was born and raised in Shanghai and had deep knowledge about traditional Shanghainese cooking. At the same time, the two sisters had grown up in the New Jersey country, eating their parents' food, but also growing in American food culture.
So, in 2013, the Leungs started a blog called "The Woks of Life". Different from other food blogs, it's intergenerational heritage(两代人之间的传承)cooking culture. The four family members took turns to post Chinese recipes, each sharing their favourites with their area of knowledge.
Kaitlin says that "The Woks of Life" follows along line of pioneers, like Joyce Chen, Martin Yan and Ming Tsai, who first started to bring Chinese home cooking into the US and got more attention. "We feel excited we've done something meaningful over these years, explaining that there is a huge need for these recipes in the US," she says. "It's about the gap, yes, but there's also a huge need. Asian Americans like to reconnect with the food of their heritage."
"Five years ago, you wouldn't have been able to find a ton of Chinese recipes in the New York Times," Kaitlin says, "but now you can find them from blogs like 'The Woks of Life'."
(
gap n. /gæp/
① A break between two objects.
② A difference between two views or situations.
③ A period of time when something stops or between two events.
④ A space where something is missing.
A.① B.② C.③ D.④
(
A.To show the Leungs' love for home cooking food.
B.To introduce the Leungs' food blog to young people.
C.To point out the Leungs' advantages(优势) to start a Chinese food blog.
D.To express the Leungs' different feelings about their hometown.
(
A."The Woks of Life". B.Western Recipes.
C.History of Home Cooking. D.Pioneers in Spreading Culture.
Like many ABCs(American-born Chinese) and young Chinese immigrants(移民), sisters Sarah and Kaitlin Leung took great interest in Chinese food after they'd grown up, but found it really hard to learn how to prepare it. There was such a "gap", as Sarah puts it, compared(对比) with Western recipes(菜谱)presented on TVs or blogs(博客).
As it turns out, though, the Leungs have right positions to do something about this. Bill, the father, had spent years cooking beef at his family's Chinese American restaurant. Judy, the mom, was born and raised in Shanghai and had deep knowledge about traditional Shanghainese cooking. At the same time, the two sisters had grown up in the New Jersey country, eating their parents' food, but also growing in American food culture.
So, in 2013, the Leungs started a blog called "The Woks of Life". Different from other food blogs, it's intergenerational heritage(两代人之间的传承)cooking culture. The four family members took turns to post Chinese recipes, each sharing their favourites with their area of knowledge.
Kaitlin says that "The Woks of Life" follows along line of pioneers, like Joyce Chen, Martin Yan and Ming Tsai, who first started to bring Chinese home cooking into the US and got more attention. "We feel excited we've done something meaningful over these years, explaining that there is a huge need for these recipes in the US," she says. "It's about the gap, yes, but there's also a huge need. Asian Americans like to reconnect with the food of their heritage."
"Five years ago, you wouldn't have been able to find a ton of Chinese recipes in the New York Times," Kaitlin says, "but now you can find them from blogs like 'The Woks of Life'."
(
B
)1.Which of the following best explains the underlined word "gap" in Paragraph 1?gap n. /gæp/
① A break between two objects.
② A difference between two views or situations.
③ A period of time when something stops or between two events.
④ A space where something is missing.
A.① B.② C.③ D.④
(
C
)2.What is the writer's purpose in writing Paragraph 2?A.To show the Leungs' love for home cooking food.
B.To introduce the Leungs' food blog to young people.
C.To point out the Leungs' advantages(优势) to start a Chinese food blog.
D.To express the Leungs' different feelings about their hometown.
(
A
)3.Which is the best title for the passage?A."The Woks of Life". B.Western Recipes.
C.History of Home Cooking. D.Pioneers in Spreading Culture.
答案：1. B 2. C 3. A
解析：
翻译:
三、阅读理解
像许多美国出生的华人（ABC）和年轻的中国移民一样，梁氏姐妹萨拉和凯特琳在长大后对中餐产生了极大的兴趣，但却发现学习如何制作中餐非常困难。正如萨拉所说，与电视或博客上展示的西餐菜谱相比，这里存在着这样一个“差距”。
然而，事实证明，梁家人有合适的条件来改变这一状况。父亲比尔在自家的中美餐厅里花了多年时间烹饪牛肉。母亲朱迪在上海出生并长大，对传统的上海菜有着深厚的了解。与此同时，姐妹俩在新泽西州长大，吃着父母做的食物，同时也在美国的饮食文化中成长。
因此，在2013年，梁家人创办了一个名为“生活之锅”的博客。与其他美食博客不同，它是一种两代人之间传承的烹饪文化。四位家庭成员轮流发布中餐菜谱，每个人都分享自己最喜欢的菜谱以及自己所擅长的领域知识。
凯特琳说，“生活之锅”追随了一批先驱者的脚步，比如陈朱莉、甄文达和蔡明照，他们率先将中国家常菜引入美国并获得了更多关注。“我们很兴奋这些年来我们做了一些有意义的事情，这说明在美国对这些菜谱有巨大的需求，”她说，“这确实与差距有关，但也有巨大的需求。亚裔美国人喜欢重新接触他们文化传承中的食物。”
“五年前，你在《纽约时报》上找不到大量的中餐菜谱，”凯特琳说，“但现在你可以从像‘生活之锅’这样的博客中找到它们。”
（ ）1. 下列哪项最能解释第一段中划线单词“gap”的意思？
gap n. /gæp/
① 两个物体之间的断裂。
② 两种观点或情况之间的差异。
③ 某事停止或两件事之间的一段时间。
④ 某物缺失的空间。
A.① B.② C.③ D.④
（ ）2. 作者写第二段的目的是什么？
A. 展示梁家人对家常菜的热爱。
B. 向年轻人介绍梁家人的美食博客。
C. 指出梁家人创办中餐博客的优势。
D. 表达梁家人对家乡的不同感受。
（ ）3. 这篇文章的最佳标题是什么？
A. “生活之锅”
B. 西餐菜谱
C. 家常菜的历史
D. 传播文化的先驱者
三、阅读理解
像许多美国出生的华人（ABC）和年轻的中国移民一样，梁氏姐妹萨拉和凯特琳在长大后对中餐产生了极大的兴趣，但却发现学习如何制作中餐非常困难。正如萨拉所说，与电视或博客上展示的西餐菜谱相比，这里存在着这样一个“差距”。
然而，事实证明，梁家人有合适的条件来改变这一状况。父亲比尔在自家的中美餐厅里花了多年时间烹饪牛肉。母亲朱迪在上海出生并长大，对传统的上海菜有着深厚的了解。与此同时，姐妹俩在新泽西州长大，吃着父母做的食物，同时也在美国的饮食文化中成长。
因此，在2013年，梁家人创办了一个名为“生活之锅”的博客。与其他美食博客不同，它是一种两代人之间传承的烹饪文化。四位家庭成员轮流发布中餐菜谱，每个人都分享自己最喜欢的菜谱以及自己所擅长的领域知识。
凯特琳说，“生活之锅”追随了一批先驱者的脚步，比如陈朱莉、甄文达和蔡明照，他们率先将中国家常菜引入美国并获得了更多关注。“我们很兴奋这些年来我们做了一些有意义的事情，这说明在美国对这些菜谱有巨大的需求，”她说，“这确实与差距有关，但也有巨大的需求。亚裔美国人喜欢重新接触他们文化传承中的食物。”
“五年前，你在《纽约时报》上找不到大量的中餐菜谱，”凯特琳说，“但现在你可以从像‘生活之锅’这样的博客中找到它们。”
（ ）1. 下列哪项最能解释第一段中划线单词“gap”的意思？
gap n. /gæp/
① 两个物体之间的断裂。
② 两种观点或情况之间的差异。
③ 某事停止或两件事之间的一段时间。
④ 某物缺失的空间。
A.① B.② C.③ D.④
（ ）2. 作者写第二段的目的是什么？
A. 展示梁家人对家常菜的热爱。
B. 向年轻人介绍梁家人的美食博客。
C. 指出梁家人创办中餐博客的优势。
D. 表达梁家人对家乡的不同感受。
（ ）3. 这篇文章的最佳标题是什么？
A. “生活之锅”
B. 西餐菜谱
C. 家常菜的历史
D. 传播文化的先驱者