【正文】 urself happy in your daily life? (請(qǐng)自擬一句話作答 ) 請(qǐng)將答案寫在答題紙上 請(qǐng) 將 答 案 寫 在 答 題 紙 上 八、書面表達(dá)（本題滿分 20分） 假設(shè)你是《江海英文晨報(bào)》的小記者，星期六和同學(xué)參加了“文明小市民”（ Civilized Citizen）的活動(dòng)。 Many travelers feel nervous about going to a new place. By planning and preparing (66) c_____, and taking precautions (預(yù)防措施 ) during your trip, you can relax and enjoy yourself. While you (67) p_____ for your departure (出發(fā) ), make sure your paperwork is all in order. You should also travel with proper medical insurance (保險(xiǎn) ) so that if you are (68) s_____ or injured during your travels, you will be able to get treatment. Besides, be sure to get an international driver’s license if you plan to drive while you are abroad. Buy a guidebook and read about the local culture of the country you will be visiting. Also, try to (69) l_____ a few basic words and phrases of the local language. Don’t suppose that everyone will speak your (70) l_____, or that they will understand English. Though most of the local people you meet will be kind and weling, there are always (71) d_____ for travelers. Theft is the most mon of all. Leave (72) e_____ cameras and valuable jewelry at home. If you must travel with a lot of cash (現(xiàn)金 ) or other valuables, you should ask your hotel for a safe for storing them in. And just as in your home country, do not expect everyone you meet to be (73) h_____. When you get to your destination (目的地 ), use official transportation. Take a bus or a taxi instead of accepting rides from strangers. If there is no meter in the taxi, agree on a price (74) b_____ starting out. Always carry a city map with you, so you can find your (75) w_____ if you get lost. 七、閱讀與回答問題 （本題共 5小題；每小題 2分，滿分 10 分） 請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。 56. Don’t worry! Our boss is ing and ▲ you here in five minutes. 57. After hundreds of experiments, Edison ▲ in inventing the light bulb. 58. The survey says that being a great writer ▲ a real gift. fortable month health especial agree succeed have clean require meet 59. Mr Green ▲ his car an hour ago, but I am not sure if he has pleted it now. 60. David is still working on the problem while others ▲ a rest in the next room. 五、句型轉(zhuǎn)換（ 本題共 5小題；每小題 1分，滿分 5分 ） 請(qǐng)根據(jù)要求改寫下列句子，每空一詞。 46. We can’t imagine ▲ (現(xiàn)代的 ) life without cooked food and cars. 47. Think twice before you buy that robot. Let’s ▲ (比較 ) the prices in another store. 48. Parents should teach their children to behave ▲ (in a right way) in public. 49. Neil Armstrong was the first person to set foot on the ▲ (the outside or top part) of the moon. 50. Liu Tao was ▲ from school yesterday because of illness. B. 請(qǐng)根據(jù)句意從方框中選擇合適的單詞，并用其適當(dāng)形式填空，使句子通順。 A Storybird is very useful to writers, readers, and artists of all ages. It encourages writers of any age to turn those images into fresh stories. Millions of members use Storybird for millions of things. Thinking of joining? Here’ s how people use Storybird. Ava is 13 and writes stories for her friends at school and on Storybird. She’ s entered 11 petitions, and has 351 followers who love her funny stories. Kate’ s son is five and loves poems while her 9yearold daughter reads adventure and family stories. They use Storybird’ s free library and follow their favorite writers. Marie teaches English in her school in Sweden. She uses Storybird’ s free class tools to manage students and build a library of beautiful stories. Nidhi is an artist living in San Francisco. She sells her art on her website and is creating her own books and ics. Nidhi’ s artwork is also on Storybird, where it has thousands of stories and earns her money by her artwork. 31. Kate’ s children use Storybird’ s free ▲ to read poems and stories. A. library B. class C. website D. tools 32. Who earns her money by selling her work on Storybird? A. Ava. B. Kate. C. Marie. D. Nidhi. 33. Storybird may be ▲ . A. the name of a library B. the name of a book C. the name of a website D. the name of a tool B How can you change negative thoughts? Many people suggest changing your attitude (態(tài)度 ) by thinking of something bright and happy. However, scientists from Queen’s University in Canada said tha t there might be another way: by walking like a happy person. “It is not surprising that our mood and the way we feel affects (影響 ) how we walk, but we want to see whether the way we move also affects how we feel,” explained Nikolaus Troje, the lead scientist, to The Independent. Scientists believed that the way we remember emotional (令人動(dòng)情的 ) messages is affected by our mood. Those who suffer from depression (抑郁 ) remember negative information far more easily than positive messages, especially when the information is about them. In order to prove this, Troje and his team used cameras to observe 47 people walking on the treadmill (跑步機(jī) ). Half of the people were encouraged to mimic (模仿 ) a depressive walking style, while the other