【正文】 出 5秒鐘的作答時間。 l8. What does the speaker suggest people do at the beginning of the week? A. Stay indoors. B. Put their summer clothes away. C. Get out and enjoy the beautiful weather. 19. When should the storm be over ? Tuesday evening. B. By Friday morning. C. By next Monday. 20. What usually happens in September and October ? A. There are a lot of storms. B. The weather gets hot again. C. It is always quite cool. 第二部分 閱讀理解 （共兩節(jié)，滿分 40 分） 第一節(jié)（共 15小題：每小題 2分，滿分 30分） 閱讀下列短 文，從每題所給的四個選項（ A、 B、 C和 D）中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。s life as a cat? A. He begins to experience a true life as a pet． B. He begins to experience a true life as a father． C. He takes his new life as a matter of course． D. He predicts everything that will happen in the future． can conclude from the passage that______ A. Tom should make every effort to earn back his human existence． B. Tom should understand his odd situation to earn back his human existence． C. Tom should master all kinds of knowledge to earn back his human existence． D. Tom should understand his odd situation and make efforts to earn back his human existence． C When suddenly the word lanshouxianggu began trending on Chinese socialworking sites, many inter users were left scratching their heads. Lanshouxianggu literally means blue thin chestnut mushroom but it made no sense to users. In case you are wondering what the whole fuss is about, a pany in Shenzhen registered its name as blue thin chestnut mushroom, or lanshouxianggu,on Oct13. Just to make it more confusing, the pany’s main business includes equipment manufacturing, trade and engineering. It’s not the first time that inter memes（網(wǎng)絡熱詞） have been registered as trademarks. On Aug 8, Chinese female swimmer Fu Yuanhui said “I’ve been using honghuangzhili” indicating she had used up all her strength. The word went viral. “Honghuangzhili”, which means prehistorical force, was registered as a trademark two days later. The reference to lanshouxianggu es from a video clip that went viral where a young man in Nanning, plains to his girlfriend in Mandarin but with his strong local accent. In the video, he cries out lanshouxianggu repeatedly in local accent, which in fact means upset(lanshou)and wanting to cry(xianggu). His accent and lyrical tone gave the video a phenomenon of humor and swept social media immediately. People photoshopped（圖像處理） his sad face on a blue small mushroom image. Some of China’s popular websites did discover the fact that blue mushrooms do exist in the nature and were not merely magic of photoshop. Meet Entoloma hochstetteri, or sky blue mushroom, a kind of blue fungus（真菌） whose stem’s diameter is just 5 millimeter. It was first discovered in New Zealand. The country even selected the image of the blue mushroom on its banknote with face value of NZ$50 to show the nature diversity in the country. In 2021, New Zealand post even released a stamp. And for foodies who want to eat it: no, it is not edible and most species of this kind are poisonous. Are you lanshouxianggu now? of the situation can be described by “Blue Mushroom”? was beaten by his rival and felt very depressed. had her phone stolen but thought nothing of it. failed to pass the exam but was determined to work harder. won the first place and was excited to burst out crying. can you mostly find the picture of literal blue mushroom? a note written by a New a newspaper in New Zealand. a bank bill in New a notice put up by a New Zealander. can we learn from the passage? blue mushroom is so delicious that everyone wants to buy it. B.“Honghuangzhili”was registered by Fu Yuanhui. blue mushroom doesn’t exist in the world. young man from the original video draws great attention. can be inferred from the passage? Zealanders first know the real meaning of “l(fā)anshouxianggu”. B.“l(fā)anshouxianggu” was first popular through the Inter. the match, Fu Yuanhui was tired out. the trademarks are Inter memes. D Imagine you’ve just arrived in a new place and don’t know anybody yet. Someone smiles at you. You smile back. Your heart leaps because you realize this person could be a potential new friend. Your imagination runs wild, dreaming of all the fun times you’ll have together, chewing the fat over coffee, lunch and dinner. You bee so excited that in the first few minutes of talking you tell him/her everything—what you had for breakfast, how nervous you’re in this new place, and how you felt when your favorite goldfish then you suddenly realize you’ve gone too far and that there’s no going back. You’ve mitted the biggest social crime in the books—you overshared. Researchers have found oversharing your personal information too quickly is a kiss of death to new friendships. A recent article highlights that it’s possible to establish a close bond with someone in as little as 45 minutes but this is only possible when the connection is built gradually by each person sharing a little bit more of themselves in turn. This theory was tested in an agreement called “Fast Friends” created by Authur Anopn, a professor from New York. In it, two people were put in a room together with three sets of 12 questions. The questions must be taken in order, with each person taking turns to answer them. Questions in the first set were mild and only slightly personal, like “Would you like to be famous?” But questions in the next set were more personal, like “What’s your most terrible memory?” The final set of questions was deeply personal, like “When