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致远高中2021学年第二学期期末在线教学评估高二英语考试时间：120分钟满分150分I.ListeningComprehensionSectionAShortConversationsDirection

s:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Thec

onversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddeci

dewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.Hecan’twaitanylonger.B.Hewantsaglassofwater.C.He’sl

ookingforthewaiter.D.Hewon’tdoasthewomanasks.2.A.There’snotimetotalk.B.It’sjustpastteno’clock.C.Sheneedsalittlemoretime.D.Shehasmorethantencents.3.A

.Sheappreciatestheman’shelp.B.Shegavealongpresentation.C.Sheneededmoretimetoprepare.D.Sheworkedhardonherpresentation.4.A.It’stoohottogorunning.B.Shea

lreadywentjogging.C.Herjoggingsuitisn’twarmenough.D.Shewantstoexercisebeforesheruns.5.A.Totellhimtheyarebusy.B.Tocancelana

ppointment.C.Toinvitehimtogotoafilm.D.Toaskhimaboutthehomework.6.A.Keeplookingforhiswallet.B.Bemorecarefulwithhiswallet.C.Puthis

walletinhisjacketpocket.D.Reportthewalletstolenrightaway.7.A.Shethinksthecafeteriaistooexpensive.B.Shedoesn’tliketow

alktothecafeteria.C.Shedoesn’teatlunchanymore.D.Sheisonaspecialdiet.8.A.Whatiscausingtheproblem.B.Whentheroofstartedleaking.C.Howt

odealwiththeproblem.D.Howhightheroofis.9.A.Inalockerroom.B.Inadepartmentstore.C.Atashoe-repairshop.D.Onarunningtrack.10.A.Itfel

loutofthecar.B.Marydelivereditbyherself.C.Susantookittobedelivered.D.ThemangaveittoSusan.SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshort

passagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassag

esandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpapera

nddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.Mark

etingmanager.B.Financeadvisor.C.Chiefaccountant.D.Radiobroadcaster.12.A.Therewasnofurnitureintheirflat.B.Theappliancesintheirflatwereoutofor

der.C.Ittookthemquitealongtimetofindaflat.D.Theyhadjustalittlemoneyfortheirmoving.13.A.Thepleasantweatherthere.B.Thel

ocationofhiscompany.C.Theweekendactivities.D.Thesportsfacilities.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.Theorigi

nofmedialiteracy.B.Thestagesofmedialiteracy.C.Theimportanceofmedialiteracy.D.Thedevelopmentofmedialiteracy.15.A.Itneedstobetaughtinformalless

ons.B.Itrequiresanawarenessofwhatmakesagoodperformance.C.Itinvolvesconsideringwhatisomittedaswellaswhatisincluded.D.Itismoreeff

ectivelylearntbymakingprogrammesthanbywatchingthem.16.A.Attemptstochallengepublicpolicies.B.Producingthemediathatweexperience.C.Reducingthetim

espentwithelectronicmedia.D.Inquiry-basedclassesorinteractivegroupactivities.Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingco

nversation.17.A.Findingexactlytherightwordstoexpressherself.B.Havingtotravelquicklyfromoneplacetothenext.C.Theanxietyofh

avingtogetworkcompletedontime.D.Understandingaplaceinashortperiodoftime.18.A.Theopportunitytoseeunusualplaces.B.Thechancetomeetavari

etyofpeople.C.Thecontractshehaswithherreaders.D.Thesatisfactionofcreatingagoodarticle.19.A.Developyourownoriginalstyl

eofwriting.B.Writewithaspecifictypeofreaderinmind.C.Findadifferentangletoapproachyourtopicfrom.D.Findapl

acethatfewpeoplehavewrittenaboutbefore.20.A.Shewillneverstoptravelling.B.ShehopestomoveintoTVpresenting.C.Shewouldliketosta

rtatravelcompany.D.Sheintendstotryadifferentsortofwriting.II.GrammarandvocabularySectionA(20)Directions:Readthefol

lowingpassage.Fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformo

fthegivenword.Fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.CultureShockinParisBeforearrivinginParis,WuShuyun,a56-year-oldChinesehousewife,i

maginedtheFrenchcapitaltobelikeafilmsetforaromanticlovestory,____1____(picture)herselfasafashionableprinc

esssurroundedbyelegantParisians.Notanymoreonceshewasactuallyinthecity.Instead,Ms.Wusaidshewasshockedbythecigarette

buttsanddogpoop,andtheindifferenceofthelocals.Thoughfriends____2____(warn)heraboutthievestargetingChinesepeople,shesaidshewassurprise

dwhenamemberofhertourgroupwasrobbedonacrowdedMetrotrain,asotherriders____3____(watch).“FortheChinese,Francehasalwaysbeenromantic,mysteriousanddesirab

le,”Ms.Wusaidafteratwo-weektour.“____4____IrealizedthattheParisianswereindifferent,Imadeadecision:tryto

makethemostofthetrip,butnevercomebacktoParisagain.”PsychologistswarnedthatChinesetourists____5____(sh

ake)bydisappointmentwereatriskofParisSyndrome(巴黎综合症).Itisaconditionduring____6____foreignerssufferdepressionandanxietywhentheirrosyi

magesofchampagne,magnificentarchitectureandMonetaredestroyedbythestressesofParis.Theexpressionwascoined30yearsagobyaParis-basedJapanesedocto

r,HiroakiOta,afterseveralJapanesevisitorstoParisfellillwhentheircultureofpolitenessandreserve____7____(

meet)withFrencharrogance.ThomasDeschamps,theheadofresearchattheParisTourismOffice,saidcultureshockwasparticularlycommonamongtravelersfromAsia

,____8____sometimeswronglyregardedtheFrenchcapitalasamuseum.“TheywatchmovieslikeAmelie.TheythinkallParisian

scarryLouisVuittonpursesandsmelllikeDior,”Thomassaid.“Theydon’tknowabouttheworking-classsuburbs,theoverworkedwaiters,andother____9____(pleasa

nt)partsofthecity.Parisisnotamuseum.Peoplearebusy.Theyarestressedandlivingtheirlives.”_____10_____(help)protec

tChinesetourists,thetourismindustryhasmadeeffortstobemoreculturallysensitive.AnonlineguideforhotelsandbusinessesnotesthatforservingChines

evisitors,“asimplesmileandhellointheirlanguagewillnaturallypleasethem.”SectionB(20)Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsin

thebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.regularB.pairingC.diligence

D.feedbackE.alteredFinstalledG.slightestH.substitutingI.mappingJrecallK.solutionWeallknowthe____11____thatprofessionalfilmmakersandactorsputintoprov

ideuswithEntertainment,butitseemsthateven____12____moviegoerslikeushaveabigimpactonhowamovieturnsouttoo.F

ordecadesnow,filmstudioshaveusedso-calledtestscreeningstoget____13____frommembersofthepublicbeforeamoviecomesout.While

testaudiencememberswereusuallyaskedtofillinaquestionnaireafterascreening,tellingthestudiowhattheylikedanddidn’tlike,mediagiantDisneyhasno

wcomeupwithamorehigh-tech____14____tothisproblem.Accordingtoapaperpublishedthissummerbythecompany’sresearchers

,Disneyismeasuringtestaudiences’reactionsbyusingspecialcamerasplacedinsidecinemas.By____15____thecameraswithspecialsoftware,thecompanycantrackwhat

eachaudiencememberis..feelingatanypointinthemovie,fromangertoJoy.Thisworksby____16____68differentpoints

oneachaudiencemember’sface.Thecamerascanseeinthedark,andthesoftwarecanfigureoutaperson’smoodbasedonthe____

17____ofhisfacialexpressions.It’shopedthatthisnewmethodwillallowmoredetailedfeedbackfromtestaudiences.Ratherthanrelyingonaudiencemembersto___

_18____theirfeelingsafterthemoviesover,itcanaccuratelyreadtheirreactionsinreal-time.Testscreeningsarehighlyvaluedinthemovieindu

stry,andseveralwell-knownmovieshavebeengreatly____19____followingthesefeedback.ViewersofE.T.theExtra-Terrestrial(1982)wouldhaveleftth

ecinemafeelingawholelotdifferentlyifitweren’tforitstestaudience’sfeedback.”Inonecutofthefilmthatwastested,ET.diedinsteadofgoinghome

inhisspace.Youwon’tbesurprisedtohearthatthetestaudienceinquestiondidn’tappreciatethisendingatall,”wrotemediawebsiteDenofGeek.Butforthosewhoa

reconcernedaboutprivacy,thecameraswon’tbe_____20_____inpubliccinemas.Afterall,unlessyou’repartofatestaudi

ence,beinginfrontofthecameraisbestlefttothemoviestars.III.ReadingcomprehensionSectionA(30)Directions:Foreachblankinthe

followingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.TheLipstickEffectA

bsentDuringThisPandemicWithcustomersstuckinsidetheirhomes,theydon’tseemtobe____21____towearorpurchaselipstickandinsteadarestockinguponshe

etmasksandhandsanitizer(消毒液).Thisisachangefromtypicalcustomerbehavior,withlipsticksales____22____experie

ncingaboomduringeconomiccrises.Inthefouryearsfrom1929to1933,industrialproductionintheUnitedStateshalvedwhereassalesofcosmetics

rose.A(n)____23____patternemergedaroundtheturnofthiscentury.AnexecutiveatcosmeticsgiantEsteeLauder____24____a“lipsti

ckindex”aftersalesofexpensivelipstickjumpedfollowingthe9/11terrorattacks.More____25____,salesoflipstickatJohnLewis

departmentstoresintheUnitedKingdomrose31percentinthethreemonthsleadinguptotheendofJunelastyearinthewakeofBrexit.____26____not

everyoneiscountingonthelipstickeffecttoworkthistimearound.WithbeautyretailerMeccaforcedtocloseits100storesacrossAustraliaandNe

wZealand,ownerJoHorgan____27____thatit’sstilltooearlytotellwhetherthiseffectwillleadtosalesgrowth.Inthepastfewmonths,Ms.H

organ’sfocushasbeenonMecca’sonlineofferingsinanattemptto____28____aportionoflastyear’s$444millionturnover(营业额).Shehaslauncheda(n)____29____h

ostexperienceoffreeandpersonalizedbeautyconsultationsviaFaceTimeforMeccacustomers.“Mygutfeelingisthatwhilepeopleareself-isolatingathome

,theywillstarttryingtolookforwaysto____30____themselvesandreallyenrichtheirsoulbyfocusingontheirskin,bodyandhairtr

eatments,”shesays.Asimilartrendhasbeen____31____insalesatonlinebeautyretailerAdoreBeauty,whichhasseenaconsiderableincreaseinnewcu

stomers.Thisincrease,however,hasfailedto____32____intolipsticksales.FounderKateMorrissaidAdoreBeautyhadseenthreetimesasmanynewcustom

ersasnormalbutthatlipstickandlipglosssalesweredown24percent.“Whileeverybodyistalkingaboutthelipstick

effect,itisnotwhatwearecurrentlyseeing.____33____weareseeingbigjumpsinanythinghygienerelated.Peoplehavegotthe____34____aboutw

ashingtheirhands.Wearesellingtripletheamountofhandwashandhandsanitizerthanwewereamonthago,”shesaid.AdoreBeautyturnedovermorethan$100millionlasty

earandemploysastaffof170.Ms.Morrisislookingtohireanadditionaltenstaffmemberstocopewiththeincreaseddemandwhileal

sotryingtofundthefurther____35____ofherbrand.Shesaidtheonlineretailerhasalsorecordedbigjumpsin“essential”categories,withmoisturizerup7

3percentlastmonthandhairtreatmentsup43percent.21.A.botheringB.determinedC.experimentingD.supposed22.A.effortlesslyB.historicallyC.unlimitedl

yD.rarely23.A.curiousB.establishedC.similarD.unique24.A.createdB.identifiedC.promotedD.suspended25.A.certain

lyB.recentlyC.tragicallyD.importantly26.A.HoweverB.HopefullyC.MeanwhileD.Oddly27.A.cautionsB.deniesC.provesD.explains28.A

.cutB.estimateC.maintainD.reverse29.A.collectiveB.preventativeC.primaryD.virtual30.A.giveuponB.keepupwithC.makepeacewithD.ta

kecareof31.A.evidentB.popularC.marketableD.universal32.A.breakB.checkC.combineD.translate33.A.AdditionallyB.InsteadC.

LikewiseD.Strangely34.A.ideaB.messageC.questionD.truth35.A.educationB.expansionC.researchD.sponsorshipSectionB(22)Directions:Readthefoll

owingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choos

etheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)WhenIwasgrowingup,myfamilykeptchickens.

Wealwayshadaboutadozenofthematanygiventimeandwheneveronediedoff—takenawaybyhawkorfoxorbysomeobscurechickenill

ness—myfatherwouldreplacethelosthen.He’ddrivetoanearbypoultryfarmandreturnwithanewchickeninasack.Thethingis,youmustbeve

rycarefulwhenintroducinganewchickentothegeneralflock.Youcan’tjusttossitintherewiththeoldchickens,ortheywillseeitasaninvader.Whatyoumustdoins

teadistoslipthenewbirdintothechickencoopinthemiddleofthenightwhiletheothersareasleep.Placeheronaroostbesidetheflockandtipt

oeaway.Inthemorning,whenthechickenswakeup,theydon’tnoticethenewcomer,thinkingonly,“ShemusthavebeenhereallthetimesinceIdid

n’tseeherarrive.”Theclincherofitis,awakingwithinthisflock,thenewcomerherselfdoesn’tevenrememberthatshe’sanewcomer,thinkingonly,“Imus

thavebeenherethewholetime...”MyarrivalinIndiadoeslikewise.MyplanelandsinMumbaiaround1:30AM.ItisDecember30.Ifindmyluggage,thenfindthe

taxithatwilltakemehoursandhoursoutofthecitytotheAshram,locatedinaremoteruralvillage.IdozeonthedrivethroughnighttimeIndia,sometimeswakingtolo

okoutthewindow,whereIcanseestrangehauntedshapesofthinwomeninsariswalkingalongsidetheroadwithbundlesoffirewoodontheirheads.Atthi

shour?Buseswithnoheadlightspassus,andwepassoxcarts.Thebanyantreesspreadtheirelegantrootsthroughoutthe

ditches.36.What’sthefunctionofthefirstparagraph?A.Totellreadersherfamilybackground.B.Toworkupreader’sappetiteforthetextC.Tointroducethefollowingpa

ragraphsD.Tomakeasummaryofherchildhood.37.WhendidthewriterprobablyarriveinIndia?A.8:00PM.B.1:00AM.C.7:00A.M.D.3:00P.M.

38.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinthesecondparagraphmean?A.shelterB.groupC.farmD.chicken39.WhichofthefollowingstatementisTRUEaccordingto

thepassage?A.Thewritertakesanapinthetaxi.B.Thewriterknowshowtoraisechickens.C.Indianwomenworkontheirown.D.DailylifeinIndiasurprise

sthewriter.(B)CollegeRegulationsItisimportantthateverystudentgivescarefulattentiontohiseducationalobjectivesandtheprogramofstudiesbeforeheregis

ters.Deadlinedateforchangeofprogram,refundofA.S.Membership,etc.,areindicatedineachsemester’sscheduleofclasse

sandintheStudentHandbook.AttendanceandStudentRequesttoWithdrawfromaClassSinceattendanceisconsiderednecess

aryfornormalprogressinaclass,thestudentisexpectedtobeinclassregularlyandontime.FirstTenWeeks:Astudentmaywi

thdrawfromasingleclassorfromallclassesduringthefirsttenweekswithoutpenalty.ProperformsforwithdrawalareavailableintheCounsellingOffice.Af

terTenWeeks:AstudentmaywithdrawfromasingleclassorfromallclassesbyfillingproperformsavailableintheCounsellingOffice.Agradecheckwillbemadewiththeinstru

ctor.Ifthestudentwaspassingthecourseatthetimeofhislastattendance,hewillreceivea“W”grade.Ifhewasfailing

,hemaybegivena“U”(unsatisfactorywithdrawal)grade.Exception:Thispolicydoesnotapplyto“classesforadults”numbered9000-9900.All

studentswhowithdrawwillbegiven“W”gradesintheseclasses.AttendanceandInstructorRequesttoDropaStudentAstudentmaybedroppedfromaclasswhen,inthein

structor’sjudgement,thenumberofabsenceshasbecometoogreat.Suchjudgementshouldbebasedexclusivelyonthestudent’spr

ospectforsuccessfullycompletingthecourse.Whenastudentisdroppedfromaclass,hewillreceivea“W”grade,exceptunderthefol

lowingconditions:Ifthelastattendanceoccursafterthe10thweekandifthestudentwasdoingfailingwork,theinstructorma

yassigna“U”grade.Exception:Thispolicydoesnotapplyinclassesnumbered9000-9900.Allstudentswhowithdrawwillbegiven“W”gra

desintheseclasses.Failuretofollowtheseproceduresbydiscontinuingattendanceinclassmayresultin“U”(unsatis

factorywithdrawal)gradesandpossibledisqualificationfromcollege.40.Accordingtotheregulations,ifastudentwants

towithdrawfromaclassintheninthweek,he____.A.needstomakearequestbyfillinginaformonlyB.hastoobtaintheapprovaloftheCounsellingOfficeC.mustfirstmakeagrad

echeckwithhisinstructorD.willbepunishedfornothavingregularattendance41.Aninstructormaydropastudentfromaclass,if

thestudent________.A.canhardlyfollowhiscourse’snormalprogressBhaspoorattendanceathisclassafterthe10thweekC.hasprovedtobeunqualifiedforcollegeD.hasmo

reabsencesfromhisclassthanisreasonable42.Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.A“W”gradewillbegiventowhoeverfailstofollowthe

regulationsofattendance.B.Astudent’sbeingdroppedfromacoursedependsonhisacademicachievements.C.Anadultst

udentdroppedfromaclassbyhisinstructorcouldbegivena“U”grade.D.Astudentwilllikelybeobligedtoleavecollegeforbreakingtherulesofwithdrawal.

(C)Aswepreparelearnerswiththeskillsneededforthe21stcentury,thereisagreaterdesiretofurtherintegratetechnologyintoo

urclassrooms.Whetherit’saK-12orcollegeclassroom,it’sraretofindanenvironmentthatdoesnotintegratetechnologyinsomeformoranother.Insome

cases,onlinelearninghasreplacedthephysicalclassroomaltogether.Aseducators,weoweittoourselvesandourstudentstousetheseben

efits.However,whiletechnologyofferssignificantadvantages,simplyintegratingitasanalternativesourceofdeliveryorasanothermeans

forstudentstodemonstratetheircomprehensionisnotaneffectivepractice.Wemustremindourselvesthatanyformoflearningtechnologyshoulda

lsobeguided.Theseresourcesarejustinstrumentsandrequirehigh-qualityguidedpracticefrominstructors.Theseinstruments,

combinedwithguidance,canaffordgoodinstruction,practiceandmotivation.Whiletechnologycanpositivelyimpactlearningou

tcomes,itmaybeevenmoreeffectiveforsomestudentsifit’sinstructor-ledandintegratedintoawell-designedcurriculum(课程).Tec

hnologyisrapidlychangingtheeducationalenvironmentandchallengingstudentstoadaptaccordingly.Itcanfrustr

atestudentsofdifferentgenerationsstrugglingtolearnhowtousealearningplatforminadditiontopickinguptheactualsubject.Somemaywonder,“Whys

houldIwastetimelearninghowtocreateapodcast(播客)whenIcouldsimplywritethepaper?”It’sareasonablequestion.Wemustnotassumestudentswhowereraisedusingtechn

ologyarealwayscomfortablelearningwiththesetools.Astudyfoundthatbecauseoftoolssomestudentsmaynothaveexperienceusing,theymayneedmoredirectio

nonhowtoapplythesetools.Studentsmaystruggleifaninstructorneglectstoteachtheconceptualbasisofthetools.Technologymaymea

nlittlewithoutappropriateobjectivesandgoalsforits.use,structuresforitsapplication,andtraineddeliverers.Educatorsarealsotaskedwithproviding

studentstheskillstheyneedtoflourishinahighlycompetitiveandtechnologically-basedworkplace.Manyoftheskillsobtainedthroughonlineclassesarevaluable

professionalskills.Studentstaughthowtousemultiplelearningtechnologieseffectivelyhaveacompetitiveadvantageoverthosewhoaresimplyusingtechnologya

samethodofdeliveryintheonlineclassroom.Regardlessofthesubjectsweteach,integratingtechnologygivesourstudentstheopportunitytonotonlylearnthec

ontent,butalsotodevelopskillsusefulbeyondourclassrooms.Technology,whenintegratedandbalancedappropriatelywiththecurriculumandwithstudentneeds,canmakeu

smoreeffectiveaseducators.43.Whatisimportanttothelearningtechnology?A.Instructionandrevision.B.Comprehensionandapplication.C.Guidan

ceandarrangements.D.Diversityandflexibility.44.Accordingtothepassage,whatshouldaneducatordo?AArrangeonlineassignmentf

orstudents.B.Helpstudentsmasteronlinetechnology.C.Preparestudentswithrulesintheworkplace.D.Notifystudentsofthevalueofthelearningtool.45.Wh

at’stheauthor’sattitudetowardlearningtechnology?A.Critical.B.Unconcerned.C.Wait-and-see.D.Approving.46.Whichofth

efollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.DoesTechnologyBoostEducationalEffectiveness?B.IstheLearningTechnologyaTooloranOpportunity?C.CanTechnolo

gyPutanEndtoTraditionalClassrooms?D.DoestheLearningSkillOutweightheLearningContent?SectionC(8)Directions

:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegivenbelow.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Noteth

attherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.Ihaveneverbeentooworriedaboutwhatmykidsdoonline.IhavebeenusingtheWebforaboutaslongastherewasaWebtouse,andIamn

otanalarmist.____47____.Myfriend—I’llcallhimFrank—isjustlikeme.He’sbeenusingcomputersfordecadesandisas.comfortableonli

neasheisoff.ThoughhetoohastwoPC-usingkids,heignoredtheInternet’sred-lightzones.Frankhadalwaysassumedthatasfarasthebadstu

ffwasconcerned,mostofitwaseitherinterestingormanageable.Thisstoryhasahappyending;thatis,Frankwasabletogetin

volvedintime.Whattechnologyenabled,technologysolved.FrankusedtheInternettohuntdownthepersonandfindhishome—which,asitturnedout,wasonlyafe

wtownsaway.Thenhegotajudgetosignanorderforbiddingthiscreepfromhavinganycontactwithhisdaughter.Thewholeaffa

irleftFrankshaken;hefeltguiltyandfrustrated.“Sheneedshercomputerforschool.Ican’ttakeitawayfromher.Whatwouldyoudo?”____48____.Mycomputer-savvydau

ghtersare12and10yearsold,andsomuchoftheirsociallivesareonline;instantmessagingisasmuchasapartoftheircultureasthetelephone.Butgivin

gchildrenimmediateanduncontrolledaccesstotheInternetwithoutpreparingthemisalittlelikegivingthemthekeystothecarwithoutsubjectingthemtoanydriver

’seducation.Thepopulationofteenagersonlineisrising.____49____.And,asmyfriendFranklearned,thenetmakesitpos

siblefortheworstkindofpeopletocreepintoyourhome.Asaresult,awholecottageindustryaimedatconcernedpatentshasarisen.The“solutions”rangefromsoftwar

ethatallowsyoutospyonyourkidstofiltersthatpreventaccesstocertainwebsitesandchatroomstosecretsoftwareagentsthatwillquietlye-mailyouwhenJuniorisgo

ingsomeplaceonlinethatheshouldn’t.Youcanevengetsoftwaretimerthatendsyourchild’sonlinesessionafterasetperiodev

eryday.Clearly,thisisalast-resortkindofathing.Iamentirelyopposedtodoingsuchathingroutinely.Therehasto

beabetterway.IwasrelievedtofindoutthatDr.T.BerryBrazelton,thenotedclinicalprofessorofpediatricsemerit

us(儿科名誉教授)atHarvardMedicalSchool,agreesthatspywareisnottheanswerandsaysitmayevencreateadditionalproblemsforchildren.____50____.Sitwiththematthecom

puteranddiscusswhattheysee.Sharewiththemthevaluesofyourhomeandusethemediatobringthemout.Talkingisessential.A.Usingsupervisionsoftware，he

cautions,isnotacommunicationsystemB.That’sthequestionI’mfightingwithnow—asare,Iknow,agrowingnumberofparentsC.Onewayt

ostayaheadofthegame,hesays,istotalkfrequentlywithyourchildrenaboutwhatthey’redoingonlineD.IcanimaginebeingreducedtospyingonmychildrenifIbeliev

ethatitwastheonlywaytoprotectthemfrompressinghardE.Butallthatchangedrecently,whenagoodfriendconfessedthathis14-year-olddaughterhadbeco

meinvolvedwitha30-year-oldman—anadultshemetinachatroom.F.AndthoughthewindowstheWebopensupforachildarepowerfuldoorstotheworld,thereisalsosomeprettyki

d-unfriendlystuffoutthere.补充练习GrammarandVocabulary(20)SectionA(10)Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillinthebla

nkstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegive

nword.Fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.IntheNameofLoveManypeoplegrowuphearingtheadvicethatallyouneedtodoinlifei

sto“findyourpassion.”Theimplicationis____51____ifyou“dowhatyoulove”,successandprobablyhappinessandmoneywouldfollow.Pe

oplelikeApple’sSteveJobsandFacebook’sMarkZuckerbergwerelongregarded____52____examplesofthistrend.Infact

,____53____agegroupyouarein,oreducationlevelyouhavereached,thisidealizedviewoftheworkingworldisthemodern

-dayequivalentoftheemperor’snewclothesmyth.Whenyousticktothe“dowhatyoulove”adviceforyourcareer,youimmediatelynarrowyourvis

ionofwhatacareercanbeandtherefore,limityourability____54____(satisfy)byyourcareers.Yougetthewrongideathatyouarenotdoingtherig

htjob____55____youaredoingthejobthatyou“love”.There’sabigchance____56____youwillmissoutonsomeofthewisestpotentialcareerdecisionsavailablet

oyou.What’smore,youmightbewastingyourtimechasingafterabachelor’sdegreeonlytotakeajob____57____yourdegreeisallbutu

seless.Mostpeopledon’tgrowup,____58____(want)tocleanupafterothersorworkinlow-end(低端的)retailorfastfoodjobs.Therealityis:weneedbusdrivers,cooksandd

oormenasmuchasweneedengineers,webdevelopersanddatascientists.Eventhoughmachinesmaybetakingsomejobsaway,thereisalargenumberofjobsthatarenotgoin

ganywhere-andwedependonthemeveryday.Stopputtingtoomuchpressureon____59____(you)inordertodowhatyoulove.Startwithfocusingonwhatskillsyouhave,whatyoucan

learn,and_____60_____youcantranslatethemintoaworthwhilejobwithupwardmobility.Yourloveforwhatyoudowillcomewiththesatisfactionofajob

welldone.SectionB(10)Directions:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewor

dmorethanyouneed.A.obedienceB.spiritC.approachesD.confidenceE.headlinesF.designsG.hitsH.colonialI.centralJ.offenseK.influencersIAmWha

tIAm(alsoknownasLionDanceBoy)aChineseanimatedfeaturereleasedonDec17,2021,hasfounditselfintheeyeofasocialmedia

storm—abouteyes.ThefilmrevolvesaroundthreeteenagersfromGuangdongprovincewhosetouttomasterthetraditionalliondance.Whileanci

entcultureis____61____totheplot,thesettingisverymuchthereal-worldChinaoftoday.ThisalonesetsthefilmapartfrommostrecentChineseanimated_

___62____:worksofhighfantasyrelatedtomythology.Pushingtherealism,thefilmmakersoptedtogivethecharacters

relativelysmalleyes.Theideawastobreakawayfromthe“beautystandardsofonline____63____andfilteraesthetic(审美)”

andtotry“toexploretheaestheticinanimation-fromanangleofreality,”writesTheGlobalTimes,paraphrasingproducerMiaoZhang.Forsome,though,the____64____don’t

representChinesepeoplesomuchasraciststereotypesofthem.Viewershavetakentosocialmediatocriticizethefilm.“ThisishowChines

epeoplewereexaggeratedlyportrayedduringthe____65____period.We’vebeendiscriminatedagainstforsolongthatthisdoesn’tlooksostrangetosomepe

ople”readsoneWeibousercomment.Anotherwroteanessayarguingthat“narrowed”eyesisagreater____66____toaChin

esepersonthanimaginingaBlackpersoneatingwatermelonandfriedchickenintheUnitedStates.LargeeyesareverycommoninChinesecg

films.ForZhang,thisreflectsabsorptionofforeignideas,notthesmalleyeshisfilmcontains.TheGlobalTimescontinues:Theresponseto“narrowed

”eyesofthecharactershowsthatwelackaesthetic____67____andouraestheticviewofanimationhasbeenhomogenized(统一化)give

nthehugeinfluenceofJapaneseandAmericananimationandtheselectionofsuchanordinaryboyperfectlydescribeshi

s____68____ofstrengthenandresistancetolife.IAmWhatIAmispopularwiththosewhohaveseenit,earninguserscoreso

f8.3and9.5respectivelyonfilmreviewingplatformsDoubanandMaoyan.ItsChineseboxofficetodateis164.6millionyuan,accordi

ngtoEntaroup.Thequestionofracismaside,thiscontroversyshowshow____69____tocharacterdesigncanbecomedeep-rootedi

ntheindustry,tothepointwhereevenasubtledifferencewillbecome_____70_____.听力答案：1-20DADDCAACBCCACBCACBCA,