(B) 根据句意,写出括号内所给单词的适当形式。
6. Last autumn, an (usual) experience taught me an important life lesson.
7. Before making great (achieve), we may go through many times of failure.
8. To (success), we must learn from each failure and keep trying.
9. Success cannot be gained (simple) by wishing for it.
10. Every step of the journey, even the hardest, is (value).

五、动词填空 用括号内所给动词的适当形式填空。(本大题共10小题,每小题1分,共10分)
1. Most people agree that smart technology (become) a part of society so far.
2. (tell) a self-driving car where you want to go, and it will take you there.
3. I want to have a rest. Would you mind (turn) down the music?
4. Your broken computer (repair) in two days if the parts arrive on time.
5. — Why didn't you answer my phone? — I (drive) on the way to work then.
6. At that time, no one knew the Internet (connect) billions of people around the world.
7. The young worker had no choice but (accept) extra work.
8. Since the English corner (set) up, we have organized six activities.
9. I always (spend) most of my pocket money on books when I was in middle school.
10. (have) a safe and wonderful camping trip, Dad checked everything carefully.

六、阅读表达 阅读下面的短文,然后根据短文内容回答问题。(本大题共5小题,每小题2分,共10分)
Huang Xuhua, a great Chinese scientist, is famous as "the Father of China's Nuclear Submarines (核潜艇)". He was born on March 12, 1926, in Guangdong. In his early years, China was in a mess. Japanese planes often made cruel attacks on Chinese cities, and their warships (军舰) landed on our beaches, bringing great pain to the country. These hard times made Huang Xuhua decide to study shipbuilding to help China become stronger.
Building China's first nuclear submarines was a very challenging and secret project. For over 30 years, Huang couldn't be with his family, even during important festivals. He missed important moments in his children's growth and couldn't celebrate festivals with his parents. He felt sorry, but his sense of duty to the country always won out.
You couldn't imagine how poor the working conditions were. Huang and his team didn't have enough money, experience or guidance for nuclear submarines' study. Without computers, Huang and his team used abacuses (算盘) to do difficult figuring (计算). They faced many problems, but their hard work finally paid off. In 1970, China's first nuclear attack submarine, Changzheng-1, was ready for sea tests and started serving in 1974. This made China the fifth country to have such a powerful weapon (武器).
After 14 years, Huang, the 62-year-old man, joined the risky first deep-diving test of the submarine. Even when he was old, he often went to the research centre to share his knowledge with young people. His aged hands holding model submarines became the most moving lessons for young scientists. Huang's story teaches us to always follow our dreams and be willing to work hard for our country, no matter what difficulties we meet.
每题答案不超过8个单词
1. What is Huang Xuhua famous as?

2. Why couldn't Huang Xuhua celebrate festivals with his family for years?

3. What were Huang and his team short of when working on the project?

4. When did Huang join the risky first deep-diving test of the submarine?

5. What can you learn from Huang Xuhua?