高中英语外刊--小猫钓鱼 50篇 学生版-尖子生必备

小猫钓鱼的英文作文The little cat went fishing by the river. It satquietly on the bank, waiting for the fish to bite. The sun was shining brightly, and the water was sparkling like diamonds. The cat's tail twitched with excitement as it focused on the bobber floating in the water.Suddenly, there was a tug on the line. The cat's eyes widened as it felt the fish pulling. With a quick flick of its paw, the cat reeled in the line and saw a shiny silver fish wriggling at the end. It was a big catch, and the cat purred with satisfaction.After catching a few more fish, the little cat decided to take a break. It stretched out on the grass, basking in the warm sunshine. The sound of birds chirping and the gentle rustle of the leaves in the breeze made the cat feel peaceful and content.As the day went on, the cat continued to fish, enjoyingthe thrill of the chase and the satisfaction of a successful catch. It was a simple pleasure, but one that brought the cat great joy. And as the sun began to set, casting a golden glow over the river, the cat knew it had found a new favorite pastime.The little cat returned home, carrying its fish in its mouth. It proudly presented its catch to its owner, who smiled and praised the cat for its fishing skills. The cat purred happily, knowing that it had impressed its human with its talent for fishing.And so, the little cat fell asleep that night, dreaming of the next day's fishing adventure. The river beckoned, and the cat couldn't wait to return to its favorite spot on the bank, ready to reel in another big catch. Fishing had become a beloved hobby for the little cat, bringing it joy and fulfillment with each successful catch.。

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猫咪钓鱼A Cat Is Fishing A cat goes to a river every day. He wants to go fishing. But he can’t catch any fish. ⼀只猫每天去河边，他想去钓鱼，但是他去钓不到⼀条。

One day, he goes to the river as usual. Suddenly a fish comes out. He catches the fish. He is very happy. He forgets to put the fish in the basket. He dances and sings. He shouts, “I have a fish! I have a fish!” All his friends come to see him. ⼀天，他像往常⼀样去了河边。

突然⼀条鱼浮出了⽔⾯。

他捉到了那条鱼。

他⾮常开⼼。

他忘记把鱼放到篮⼦⾥去了。

他⼜唱⼜跳，叫道：“我捉到⼀条鱼!我捉到⼀条鱼!”他所有的朋友都过来看。

“Where is your fish? Let us have a look at it. ” his friends say. “你的鱼在哪⼉?让我们看⼀看。

”他的朋友们说。

“It’s there, near the bank.” the cat answers. But he can’t find the fish. When he sings and dances, the fish jumps back into the river. “在那⼉，河岸附近。

”猫回答道。

但是他找不到那条鱼。

当他⼜唱⼜跳的时候，鱼跳回了河⾥。

目录V ocabulary 1 (2)V ocabulary 2 (4)V ocabulary 3 (6)V ocabulary 4 (8)V ocabulary 5 (10)V ocabulary 6 (12)V ocabulary 7 (14)V ocabulary 8 (16)V ocabulary 9 (18)V ocabulary 10 (20)V ocabulary 11 (22)V ocabulary 12 (24)V ocabulary 13 (26)V ocabulary 14 (28)V ocabulary 15 (30)V ocabulary 16 (32)V ocabulary 17 (34)V ocabulary 18 (36)V ocabulary 19 (38)V ocabulary 20 (40)V ocabulary 21 (42)V ocabulary 22 (44)V ocabulary 23 (46)V ocabulary 24 (48)V ocabulary 25 (50)V ocabulary 26 (52)V ocabulary 27 (54)V ocabulary 28 (56)V ocabulary 29 (58)V ocabulary 30 (60)参考答案 (62)Vocabulary 1A team of researchers has used technology commonly built into smartphones tohelp predict people's personality typesThe scientists from RMIT University, Australia, collected data from devices known as accelerometers that detect motion in three dimensions. These are used by numerous applications ranging from motion-sensing games to health apps that track how many steps a user has taken in a day.Previously, scientists have been able to predict the personality types of phone users by looking at the frequency and length of phone calls that they make, or their messaging behavior. But accelerometer data can make these kinds of predictions even more ___31___.This is because research has shown that people with different personality types often ___32___ recognizable patterns of behavior when it comes to physical activity."Activity like how quickly or how far we walk, or when we pick up our phones up during the night, often follows patterns and these ___33___ say a lot about our personality type," Flora Salim, an author of the study, said in a statement.For the study, the team explored the issue by looking at the so-called Big Five personality types: extroversion, openness, agreeableness, conscientiousness and neuroticism.The team found that people who displayed regular patterns of movement in the evenings on weekdays tended to be more introverted, while those who demonstrated more ___34___ patterns of movement were more extroverted.This could be explained by the fact that extroverts may meet up with different groups of people in the evenings or they are more open to unexpected plans.People who displayed more random patterns of activity and were busier on weekends and weekday evenings tended to be more agreeable—meaning they are friendly and compassionate.Meanwhile, females who ___35___ higher on neuroticism—i.e. they are more nervous and___36___ —tended to regularly move with their phones into the early hours of the morning.The researchers say that the results of this research could have several ___37___."There are applications for this technology in social media with friend recommendations, online dating ___38___ and targeted advertising, but I think the most exciting part is what we can learn about ourselves," Nan Gao, lead author of the study from RMIT, said in a statement."Many of our habits and behaviors are ___39___ but, when analyzed, they tell us a lot about who we really are so we can understand ourselves better, ___40___ social pressure to conform and to empathize with others," he said.Vocabulary 2There are more than10 million people in the world who are unable to speak. Like the young in the picture above, they rely on computerized devices to provide their voices. But because there are so few recorded voices ___31___, the same voice used by theoretical physicist and author Stephen Hawking is used by little children. When speech scientist Rupal Patel was at a conference and saw a young girl talking to a grown man and both were using the same synthetic computer voice, she knew something had to be done. There were hundreds of people at the conference who were unable to speak and they were using ___32___ voices that didn't fit their personalities or their bodies.The generic voice and lack of individualization really ___33___ a chord, so Patel worked to spearhead the funding and technology to create custom voices for custom people. The company is called VocaliD. To start the ___34___, a voice donor records a series of short stories and sentences. They don't record every single word a person might say, but they typically cover all the different combinations of sounds that occur in language. The process may take between five and seven hours, but it doesn't have to be done all at once and it can be done in the contributor's home. The voice donor can stop and start, picking up whenever it's ___35___. They're encouraged to record from the same place each time so the sound is ___36___. Those recordings are then divided into little snippets of speech to populate a database. The person who will receive the voice also records a few ___37___ sounds. The VocaliD team then searches the voice database for a perfect vocal match. That donated voice is infused with the donor's sounds. Combined, this makes a unique voice. So far, more than 14,000 speakers from more than 110 countries have ___38___ to what the company calls "TheHuman Voice bank." People who want to donate can record from any where they have a computer or phone, sharing their voice with anyone who needs it or even banking it for themselves."English speakers from all over the world share their voice as part of our Human Voicebank ___39___ because they want to help bring speech to the speechless," VocaliD spokesperson Elisabeth Nuboer tells MNN. "We have voice contributors from over 120 countries ___40___ in age from 6 to 91and welcome everyone and all their wonderful accents."Vocabulary 3Scientists have made the loudest sound humanly possible Think humans couldn't possibly make more of a racket than they already do? Scientists at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory beg to differ — in the noisiest way humanly possible. The team in Menlo Park, California, claims to have created the loudest sound ever recorded underwater— an ear-splitting blast that would make a rocket's roar sound like elevator musicAs you might ___31___, it required more than just banging a few seashells together — more like a battery of X-rays firing in short bursts at micro-jets of water. In a report published this month, the researchers say the resulting sonic siren exceeded 270 decibels (dB).Just how loud is that? A lawnmower revs up to around 90 dB; a Metallica concert might crack 120 dB. You don't have enough fingers to ___32___ in your ears at 150 dB. The sound —or more ___33___, sound pressure —was the result of shockwaves that formed when the X-ray laser ___34___ and vaporized the water jet. The shockwaves rippled through the jet, spawning copies of itself along the way, with each segment ___35___ between high and low sound pressures. Scientists gave that phenomenon the appropriately disco designation, "shockwave train." This groove continued until the ___36___ of the submerged sound literally reached a breaking point. That's when the water broke into vapor-filled bubbles that finally ___37___.It popped, literally, and ate itself. But what a trip it was. Researchers noted not only the skull-splitting sound pressure, but also the point at which sound appeared to reach its utmost limit underwater. The volume dial, they noted, can't be cranked much higher than 270 dB, at least underwater. In the air, sound may be even more limited. That's because, as David Szondy explains in New Atlas, sound is a "pressure wave." "At zero decibels, there is no pressure wave, but at the other end, the medium that the sound is traveling through starts to break down,so it can't get any louder. "It turns out water is a much sturdier medium than air for keeping it together under a barrage of sound. That's why a rocket can only roar so loud, while an underwater "shockwave train" can blow the doors off a submarine. But what do scientists learn from essentially banging all those pots and pans together? For one thing, a shockwave train is a powerful phenomenon that can shred more than just ears. The more scientists learn about it, the better they may be able to protect against it. When analyzed on an atomic ___38___, for instance, miniature samples can be torn apart by water jets. If those samples can be protected, they can be effectively analyzed. And ___39___, that can lead to new and more ___40___ drugs and medical treatment.And that may indeed be worth making some noise about.Vocabulary 4Irish teen wins Google Science Fair with project to remove microplasticsfrom waterGoogle Science Fair launched in 2011 as a way to challenge students around the globe to figure out solutions to some of the world's largest problems, and this year's winner focused on a problem we're still wrapping our arms around: microplastics. Fionn Ferreira, an 18-year-old Irish student, earned the $50,000 prize through a simple ___31___ to help the planet. He was one of 24 finalists from14 countries who went to Google headquarters to ___32___ their projects. Ferreira from West Cork, Ireland, developed a novel ___33___ to extracting microplastics from water, with the greater goal of creating a method to clean our oceans.You can explore Ferreira's science fair project at the Google Science Fair project page. Beyond the science, it explains his ___34___ for the project, which stems from growing up near the coast and his love of nature. He tested 10 different types of microplastic suspensions and found that he could remove 85% or more of the microplastic contents in his samples. Ultimately, a(n) ____35___ in the amount of plastic the world uses on a daily basis is the best solution, but this project proves there are new, ___36___ ways to clean the water we've already polluted.Lawmakers in Ireland ___37___ have plans to introduce legislation that will outlaw the sale, manufacturing, import and export of products containing microplastics. For his efforts, Ferreira was ___38___$50,000 in scholarship money. He would like to study chemistry or chemical engineering in Ireland or in Europe. He currently works as a curator at the local Schull Planetarium, is fluent in three languages, is a skilled trumpet player, and has won 12 science fair awards.As he described in his project page, it's the next step of the process that opens doors: "... winning a prize would give my project more attention and let it grow with mentorship to solve a real problem on the Earth. There is nothing I would like to see more than my project and idea to be used in real life ___39___ and I think a prize could do this."For any young scientists itching to ___40___ their own idea, your chance will come. The project submission window typically runs for a couple of months starting in September and ending in December. And as this year's callout to young scientists reminds us, every great idea starts somewhere.Vocabulary 5Deep Space Radiation Could Cause Memory Problems for Astronauts: Study Sending humans to Mars could leave astronauts with neurological problems, according scientists who studied mice in conditions which they claimed replicate deep space.The authors of the paper published in the journal eNeuro ___31___mice to what they described as a low dose of radiation of neutrons and photons over a six month period. They set the ___32___ at 18 Centigrays (the unit used to measure the dose of radiation absorbed) with a rate of 1 mGy/day over the course of the study.This appeared to change how the neurons in their hippocampus (which deals largely with memory) worked; and fiddled with nerve impulses on pathways in the hippocampus and cortex. What's more, behavioral tests showed the mice were left with learning and memory problems, and appeared more distressed and ___33___.The team argued the "spectrum of behavioral deficits" they saw in the mice "would clearly impair the abilities of astronauts needing to respond quickly, appropriately and ___34___ to unexpected situations that arise over the course of a mission to Mars."The team explained it was previously difficult to replicate and study the effects of radiation in deep space, but said they were able to use a new neutron irradiation facility which they claimed ___35___ the realistic low dose rates found in deep space. However, the authors were optimistic the risks wouldn't halt any plans for humans to visit Mars. "In the long term, the nature of the radiation environment in space will not deter our efforts to travel to Mars, but it may be the single biggest ___36___ humankind must resolve to travel beyond the Earth's orbit," they wrote.However, Professor Francis A. Cucinotta of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Department of Health Physics and Diagnostic Sciences, who did not work on the new study, was skeptical of the findings and argued they could be "misleading."Cucinotta told Newsweek the radiation used was not ___37___ of the neutrons which occur in space, and the dose exceeded NASA's exposure limits 9-fold for females and 4-fold for older males."There is no way an astronaut would be exposed to this neutron energy source or the ___38___ dose used. It would violate NASA and other space agencies' dose limits," he said. Cucinotta also questioned why the authors used a strain of mice known to be ___39___ to cognitive changes.Getting to the red planet ___40___ traveling for two years in an environment with high levels of radiation. ESA Director General Jan Wörner recently commented: "So far, we have no spacecraft where humans within would survive that."Vocabulary 6Earth's Tectonic(构造) Plates Began Moving Around 2.5 Billion Years AgoResearchers have produced a new estimate for the origin of Earth's plate tectonics—the movement of large chunks of the planet's outer layer, or crust.Although there is broad consensus that plate tectonics have played a significant role in our planet's geology during the last billion years or so, when exactly this ___31___ emerged and how it has evolved through time are two of the most significant and hotly debated questions in Earth sciences today, according to a study published in the journal Nature.Now a team, led by Robert Holder from Baltimore's Johns Hopkins University, has estimated that plate tectonics began to develop around 2.5 billion years ago in a finding that could have significant ___32___ for how we understand our planet's geological history.Some previous studies have suggested that plate tectonics started much earlier in Earth's history, whereas others ___33___ that such processes began only about 0.7 billion years ago."One of the key ways to understand how Earth has evolved to become the planet that we know is plate tectonics," Holder said in a statement.The theory of plate tectonics can explain the ___34___ and break-up of supercontinents, how mountain ranges and major mineral ___35___ form, and the existence of volcanoes and earthquakes.There is even a school of thought that suggests plate tectonics were ___36___ to the evolution of life because the process helps regulate a planet's temperature over long time periods—although it should be noted that this view has been challenged by some scientists.For the latest study, the scientists investigated so-called "metamorphic rocks" from 564 sites around the world that have formed over the past 3 billion years.According to the United States Geological Survey, metamorphic rocks are those that have been ___37___ changed over time from their original form by being ___38___ to high heat, high pressure, hot mineral-rich fluids, or often, a combination of these factors.These kinds of conditions are found deep within the Earth at the meeting points between tectonic plates. Studying metamorphic rocks can ___39___ the depth and temperature at which they formed, which in turn can help shed light on the history of Earth's plate tectonics.The researchers determined the temperatures and depths at which the rocks they were studying formed to build up a picture of past conditions over time, leading them to the ___40___ that plate tectonics began to develop around 2.5 billion years ago "The framework for much of our understanding of the world and its geological processes relies on plate tectonics," Holder said. "Knowing when plate tectonics began and how it changed impacts that framework."Vocabulary 7Has Binance Been Hacked? Crypto Exchange Probing Alleged Leak of UserDataOne of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges says it has launched an investigation after an "unidentified individual" threatened to leak a trove of its customer data.Binance, which ranks as the top exchange by volume traded, said in a company statement today that the individual had demanded 300 bitcoin—the equivalent of more than $3 million—to halt the ___31___ of 10,000 photos showing "know your customer" data from the organization.KYC, which stands for Know Your Customer, are images obtained by the ___32___ to verify the identities of its users. Such data can include ID cards, driving licenses and face scans.The cryptocurrency exchange has said the files appear to be linked to a previously-known batch of images that were first ___33___ in January last year. At the time, a vast array of KYC data was listed for sale on the dark web, ___34___ taken during a breach of a third-party vendor. In this instance, Bianace says a probe is underway but the files lack a digital watermark its uses."We would like to inform you that an unidentified individual has threatened and harassed us, demanding 300 BTC in exchange for withholding 10,000 photos that ___35___ similarity to Binance KYC data," the firm said in a release today informing the community of the situation."We are still investigating this case for legitimacy and ___36___. After refusing to cooperate and continuing with this extortion, this individual has begun ___37___ the data to the public."Based on screenshots and videos that emerged on social media, it appears that ___38___ images are being spread in part via Telegram, a chat application that offersencrypted communications. The exact source of the KYC images, old or not, remains unclear at the time of writing.One hacker claiming to be responsible for the leak told CoinDesk, a news website, that tens of thousands of KYC files may be released. The outlet reported that it had verified Binance user ID images, dated from 2018. The stolen data is "directly related" to a major Binance hack last year, CoinDesk reported. At the time, Newsweek noted how 7,000 bitcoin had been plundered.In today's statement, Bianance attempted to distance itself from blame."There are inconsistencies when comparing this data to the data in our system," Binance said. "No evidence has been supplied that indicates KYC images have been obtained from Binance, as these images do not contain the digital watermark imprinted by our system. Our ___39___ team is hard at work pursuing all possible leads in an ___40___ to identify the source of these images."Vocabulary 8Yellowstone Supervolcano Mantle(覆盖层) Extends All the Way to California The mantle rock that feeds Yellowstone supervolcano extends all the way to California and Oregon, a scientist has claimed. Victor Camp, a geologist from San Diego State University found there are "finger-like conduits" of mantle that ___31___ westwards, providing magma to distant sites including the volcanic fields of Newberry and Medicine Lake.Camp also said the mantle rock that sits beneath Yellowstone today appears to have come from the core-mantle boundary that sits deep beneath present-day San Diego. His findings are published in the journal Geology.Earth is made up of three main layers—the crust, which is the thinnest layer, the mantle, which extends from 62 miles under the surface all the way down to over 1,600 miles, and finally the core. The mantle is made of hot molten rock.Mantle plumes rise up because they are hotter and lower-density than the ___32___ rock. The plume feeding Yellowstone ___33___ up and met the base of the North American tectonic plate, where it was ___34___. At this point, the plume melted and started spreading west.By using seismic tomography images, ___35___ with data on the volcanic rock at the surface and chemistry, Camp was able to then ___36___ this rock. He found that over millions of years, it spread out through narrow channels, ___37___ into new branches as it left Yellowstone and again as it got to the ___38___ of California and Oregon.Camp suggests that over the last two million years, the mantle rock that travels along these routes were responsible for eruptions at the Craters of the Moon lava flow field in Oregon. These conduits end at the Medicine Lake volcano in California and Newberry Volcano in Oregon."These channels have allowed low-density mantle to ___39___ against the Cascades arc, thus providing a heated mantle source for mafic magmatism in the Newberry (Oregon) and Medicine Lake (California) volcanic fields," the study concludes.Camp said the findings can help scientists better understand how mantle rock moves around deep beneath the surface of supervolcanoes. "Since the plume is not controlled by plate tectonics, it can rise and emerge anywhere on earth, depending on where it manages to break through the earth's surface," he said in a statement. "So, knowing this will help us understand supereruptions that have ___40___ before, and those that will occur in the future."Vocabulary 9Meet Heracles Inexpectatus: The Giant Prehistoric Parrot Researchers have discovered an extinct species of bird in New Zealand which they say is the heaviest known parrot to have ever lived.Known as Heracles inexpectatus, the bird may have grown to just over 1 meter (3.3 feet) in height and weighed around 7 kilograms (15 pounds,) according to a study published in the journal Biology Letters.Its name refers to Heracles—a figure in Greek mythology who is known for his adventures with large mythical beasts—and the unexpected nature of the bird's discovery. "Heracles, as the largest parrot ever, no doubt with a massive parrot beak that could crack wide open anything it ___31___, may well have dined on more than conventional parrot foods, perhaps even other parrots," Mike Archer, from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney, said in a statement.The fossils were found at a well-known site in the Central Otago region of New Zealand's South Island in a deposit that dates back to around 19 million years ago—a time when the area would have ___32___ a subtropical climate."This was a very different place with a fauna very unlike that which ___33___ into recent times," Vanesa De Pietri, from the Canterbury Museum, said in the statement. As well as numerous other species of fossil birds, the area is rich in the ___34___ of ancient crocodiles, turtles, bats, and other animals."We have been excavating these fossil ___35___ for 20 years, and each year reveals new birds and other animals," Trevor Worthy, from Flinders University, said in the statement."While Heracles is one of the most spectacular birds we have found, no ___36___ there are many more unexpected species yet to be discovered in this most interesting deposit," he said.The researchers say that Heracles likely lived in subtropical forests which were rich in laurels, palms and podocarp trees."Undoubtedly, these provided a rich ___37___ of fruit important in the diet of Heracles and the parrots and pigeons it lived with," Suzanne Hand, also from UNSW Sydney, said in the statement. "But on the forest floor Heracles competed with adzebills and the forerunners of moa."Heracles belongs to a group of ancient parrots native to New Zealand, which includes the kakapo—a critically ___38___ flightless bird which still exists in the country. The kakapo is the heaviest parrot alive today although it is about half the weight of Heracles.Kakapo are nocturnal parrots that live on the ground and are found only in New Zealand. They are ___39___ endangered, with only 144 known individuals remaining, all of which are named.Like many birds that are native to one island—or a set of islands—the kakapo has a number of unusual characteristics. For example, it is the only flightless parrot and researchers think it may be one of the world's longest-lived birds. In fact, the oldest known kakapo—dubbed "Richard Henry" after a(n) ___40___ conservationist—is thought to have died at the grand old age of 80.Vocabulary 10A supermassive black hole with a mass 40 billion times that of the Sun has potentially been discovered in a galaxy cluster that sits about 700 million light years from Earth. If confirmed, this would be the largest supermassive black hole in the local universe—a region spanning about one billion light years in radius.Holm 15A is a bright cluster galaxy with an unusually depleted core—its central region appears to be far fainter than any other early-type galaxy that has been modeled in ___31___, researchers led by Kianusch Mehrgan, from the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, Germany, explained in a paper posted to the preprint server .In the study, which has not yet been peer reviewed but has been submitted to The Astrophysical Journal, the team used the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT)'s to make new ___32___ of Holm 15A's depleted core.In doing so, they discovered a supermassive black hole with a mass 40 million times that of the Sun. To put that into ___33___, Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, is 4.6 million times the mass of our Sun."This is the most massive black hole with a direct ___34___ detection in the local universe," the scientists wrote about Holm 15A. They said this is four to nine times bigger than expected given the ___35___ of the galaxy it sits in, and that it could have been produced through a merger of two elliptical galaxies whose cores had already been depleted.The circumstances that led to the ___36___ of the supermassive black hole in Holm 15A are "probably rare," the researchers said, however it shows black holes of this size can exist.Professor Andrew Coates, from University College London's Department of Space and Climate Physics, who was not ___37___ in the study, told Newsweek: "This is a ___38___ observation of an extremely massive black hole at 40 billion solar masses. This makes it the most massive in our region of the universe, and one of the most massive ever found."Researchers used data from NASA's Chandra X-ray to find a group of "ultramassive" black holes in 72 galaxies 3.5 billion light years. They found that half of the black holes ___39___ had a mass ten billion times bigger than our Sun."We have discovered black holes that are far larger and way more massive than anticipated," study author Mar Mezcua, from Spain's Institute of Space Sciences, said in a statement. "Are they so big because they had a head start or because certain ___40___ conditions allowed them to grow more rapidly over billions of years? For the moment, there is no way for us to know."。

小猫钓鱼英语版A cat goes to a river every day. He wants to go fishing. But he can’t catch any fish.一只猫每天去河边，他想去钓鱼，但是他去钓不到一条。

One day, he goes to the river as usual. Suddenly a fish comes out. He catches the fish. He is very happy. He forgets to put the fish in the basket. He dances and sings. He shouts, “I have a fish! I have a fish!”All his friends come to see him.一天，他像往常一样去了河边。

突然一条鱼浮出了水面。

他捉到了那条鱼。

他非常开心。

他忘记把鱼放到篮子里去了。

他又唱又跳，叫道：“我捉到一条鱼!我捉到一条鱼!”他所有的朋友都过来看。

“Where is your fish? Let’s have a look . ” his friends say.“你的鱼在哪儿?让我们看一看。

”他的朋友们说。

“It’s there, near the bank.” the cat answers. But he can’t find the fish. When he sings and dances, the fish jumps back into the river.“在那儿，河岸附近。

”猫回答道。

但是他找不到那条鱼。

当他又唱又跳的时候，鱼跳回了河里。

小猫钓鱼Music has been playing a major role in the lives of teenagers...A. purchasedB. positiveC. judgmentD. discussingE. preferencesF. stronglyG. informed H. feelings I. general J. different K. accepting Music has been playing a major role in the lives of teenagers for decades and today’s teens are no (1) Teens listen to over 2.5 hours of music per day. Ear buds, MP3 players and smart phones make it easy for teens to listen to music while they go about much of their daily lives. The digital world also means that parents must face new challenges when it comes to a teen’s music. In the past—when music was (2) through audio tapes or CDs—it was much easier for parents to be aware of a teen’s musical (3) But now that teens have free access to millions of songs and music videos through the Internet, parents are less likely to be (4) of what their teens are listening to. It’s hard to believe that today’s middle-aged people used to be (5) against Elvis Presley’s dance moves. Fast-forward to the present day and society has certainly become more (6) of many strange forms of art. As for parents, music is a powerful tool and certainly music with pro-social or warm lyrics (歌词) can be a(n) (7) influence on teens. You’d better take an active approach when (8) your teen’s musical interests. Get your teen to talk to you. Ask questions without passing (9) Always be curious and inquire about what your teen looks for in music and talk about what (10) can be found in certain songs.【参考答案与解题思路】■1.J考查different和differ解析：different意为“不同的”。

小猫钓鱼Music has been playing a major role in the lives of teenagers...A. purchasedB. positiveC. judgmentD. discussingE. preferencesF. stronglyG. informed H. feelings I. general J. different K. accepting Music has been playing a major role in the lives of teenagers for decades and today’s teens are no (1) Teens listen to over 2.5 hours of music per day. Ear buds, MP3 players and smart phones make it easy for teens to listen to music while they go about much of their daily lives. The digital world also means that parents must face new challenges when it comes to a teen’s music. In the past—when music was (2) through audio tapes or CDs—it was much easier for parents to be aware of a teen’s musical (3) But now that teens have free access to millions of songs and music videos through the Internet, parents are less likely to be (4) of what their teens are listening to. It’s hard to believe that today’s middle-aged people used to be (5) against Elvis Presley’s dance moves. Fast-forward to the present day and society has certainly become more (6) of many strange forms of art. As for parents, music is a powerful tool and certainly music with pro-social or warm lyrics (歌词) can be a(n) (7) influence on teens. You’d better take an active approach when (8) your teen’s musical interests. Get your teen to talk to you. Ask questions without passing (9) Always be curious and inquire about what your teen looks for in music and talk about what (10) can be found in certain songs.【参考答案与解题思路】■1.J考查different和differ解析：different意为“不同的”。

儿童英文小故事小猫钓鱼Kitty goes fishing小猫钓鱼A cat goes to a river every day. He wants to go fishing. But he can’tcatch any fish.一只猫每天去河边，他想去钓鱼，但却钓不到一条。

One day, he goes to the river as usual. Suddenly a fish comes out. He catches the fish. He is very happy. He forgets to put the fish in the basket.一天，他像往常一样去了河边。

突然一条鱼浮出了水面。

他捉到了那条鱼，非常开心。

但忘记把鱼放到篮子里去了。

He dances and sings. He shouts, “I have a fish! I have a fish!” All his friends come to see him.他又唱又跳，叫道：“我捉到一条鱼!我捉到一条鱼!”他所有的朋友都过来看。

Where is your fish? Let us have a look at it. ” his friends say.“你的鱼在哪儿?让我们看一看。

”他的朋友们说。

“It’s there, near the bank.” the cat answers. But he can’t fi nd the fish. When he sings and dances, the fish jumps back into the river.“在那儿，河岸附近。

”猫回答道。

但是他找不到那条鱼。

当他又唱又跳的时候，鱼跳回了河里。

故事读完了，小朋友们知道那条被猫咪钓上来的鱼去哪儿了呢?词汇学习：every day每天; 天天; 日;逐日go fishing去钓鱼One day有朝一日; 有一天，总有一天as usual像往常一样; 照旧; 如故; 仍然very happy非常高兴in the basket落选，卖剩have a look at看看，看一眼back into倒进…附：Covering One’s Ears While Stealing a Bell掩耳盗铃Mr. Wang thinks he is clever, but he always does foolish things.王先生总以为自己很聪明，实际上他总干傻事。

儿童英文小故事小猫钓鱼Kitty goes fishing小猫钓鱼A cat goes to a river every day. He wants to go fishing. But he can’tcatch any fish.一只猫每天去河边，他想去钓鱼，但却钓不到一条。

One day, he goes to the river as usual. Suddenly a fish comes out. He catches the fish. He is very happy. He forgets to put the fish in the basket.一天，他像往常一样去了河边。

突然一条鱼浮出了水面。

他捉到了那条鱼，非常开心。

但忘记把鱼放到篮子里去了。

He dances and sings. He shouts, “I have a fish! I have a fish!” All his friends come to see him.他又唱又跳，叫道：“我捉到一条鱼!我捉到一条鱼!”他所有的朋友都过来看。

Where is your fish? Let us have a look at it. ” his friends say.“你的鱼在哪儿?让我们看一看。

”他的朋友们说。

“It’s there, near the bank.” the cat answers. But he can’t fi nd the fish. When he sings and dances, the fish jumps back into the river.“在那儿，河岸附近。

”猫回答道。

但是他找不到那条鱼。

当他又唱又跳的时候，鱼跳回了河里。

故事读完了，小朋友们知道那条被猫咪钓上来的鱼去哪儿了呢?词汇学习：every day每天; 天天; 日;逐日go fishing去钓鱼One day有朝一日; 有一天，总有一天as usual像往常一样; 照旧; 如故; 仍然very happy非常高兴in the basket落选，卖剩have a look at看看，看一眼back into倒进…附：Covering One’s Ears While Stealing a Bell掩耳盗铃Mr. Wang thinks he is clever, but he always does foolish things.王先生总以为自己很聪明，实际上他总干傻事。

小猫钓鱼英语故事Once upon a time, in a small village near a river, there lived a mischievous little cat named Whiskers. Whiskers was always up to some kind of mischief, and his favorite pastime was fishing. Every day, he would sneak out of the house and make his way to the riverbank to catch fish.Whiskers had a special talent for fishing. He would carefully observe the water, waiting for the perfect moment to pounce and snatch a fish out of the river. His swift movements and sharp claws made him an expert at this game. However, Whiskers had a reputation for being greedy. He didn't just catch one fish for his meal; he would catch as many as he could and hide them in a secret spot near the river.One sunny day, as Whiskers was preparing to go fishing, he noticed a group of village kids on the other side of the river. They were laughing and having a great time, playing with their toy fishing rods. Whiskers had an idea. He thought it would be fun to show off his fishing skills to the kids.He crossed the river using the stepping stones and reached the other side. The children were thrilled to see a talking cat who wanted to join their fishing game. Whiskers chuckled and said, 'I'll show you how real fishing is done!' The kids eagerlyhanded him one of their toy fishing rods.Whiskers took the toy rod in his paw, pretending to be serious about catching a fish. He swung the rod back and forth, making it seem like he was casting the line into the water. The children watched in amazement as Whiskers mimicked the actions of a seasoned fisherman.Suddenly, Whiskers spotted a real fish swimming near the riverbank. He couldn't resist the temptation and decided to catch it for himself. With a swift movement, he grabbed the fish in his claws and proudly presented it to the astonished kids. They couldn't believe their eyes – Whiskers had caught a fish with a toy fishing rod!As the day went on, Whiskers continued to catch fish after fish, much to the delight of the children. They clapped and cheered every time he hooked a fish. Whiskers basked in their admiration and felt a sense of pride.However, as the sun began to set, Whiskers realized that he had caught more fish than he could possibly eat. He couldn't leave the fish lying around, as they would attract unwanted attention from other animals. So, he had an idea. He gathered all the fish he had caught and distributed them among the children.The kids were overjoyed with their unexpected gifts and thanked Whiskers profusely. Whiskers, satisfied with his good deed, bid them farewell. As he made his way back home, he couldn't help but feel a sense of fulfillment. Not only had he showcased his fishing skills, but he had also brought happiness to the children.From that day forward, Whiskers decided to be more considerate and share his catches with others. He realized that true happiness comes from bringing joy to those around him, rather than just satisfying his own desires. And so, the mischievous little cat learned a valuable lesson about kindness and selflessness, all because of a day spent fishing with the village kids.。

小猫钓鱼Mum：Little cat, Little cat.Cat:(兴奋地)Yes,MumMum：Let’s go fishing, Ok?Cat: Ok, let’s go（音乐小猫表演钓鱼）Cat(请求) Mum,c an I get lots of fish? Mum: (语重心长)Of course, So long as you keep your mind on. Let’sit down and go.Cat:(欣然同意):EnCat: Why no fish(这时蝴蝶飞来了)Butterfly: Hello cat..Ca t:Hello, butterfly小猫追蝴蝶Butterfly:I can fly, but you can’t fly. Bye-bye!Dog: Hi ,cat小猫：Hi，dogDog:Let’s play小猫追小狗玩耍Dog: I wil go home,bye Cat:So many cat, I have noMun: Put your heart into it,you can get a big one.妈妈：小猫，小猫小猫：妈妈妈妈：让我们一起去钓鱼好吗？小猫：好啊，走吧小猫：妈妈我能钓到鱼吗妈妈：可以啊只要你用心就能做到，坐下我们开始钓鱼吧小猫：恩小猫：为什么没有鱼呢蝴蝶：小猫你好小猫：蝴蝶你好蝴蝶：我能飞但是你不能，再见了小狗：你好小猫小猫：你好小狗小狗：让我们一起玩吧小狗：我要回家了再见小猫：对妈妈说为什么你有那么多鱼我没妈妈：只要你用心就能钓到大鱼Cat: En蝴蝶飞来小猫不睬，狗来小猫也不睬，小猫认真钓鱼Cat: Oh I see, big fishMun: Well done, my good baby. It’s too dark. Let’s go home. 小猫：恩小猫：看，我钓到大鱼了妈妈：真棒，我的好孩子，现在很晚了，让我们一起回家吧。

高一（上）英语阅读语篇精选Snapped up: Pre-wedding photo industry booms in ChinaA happy couple exchange a kiss for the camera, the bride in a white off-the-shoulder dress holding a delicate bouquet (花束), the groom in matching white suit, standing together on a green lawn lined with pink blossoms. It looks like the perfect wedding memory - except it's not their wedding day. Instead, it is part of a booming industry in China for increasingly elaborate pre-wedding photos, as young couples spend time and cash lining up glamorous（独特的，有魅力的）photo shoots to display on their big day.But for those who can't afford to travel overseas or to Chinese tourist hotspots in search of suitable backdrops, companies like the Love Story in Rome studio bring a range of backgrounds, costumes, accessories and themes together - all within one Beijing complex. "It's really tiring to shoot outside, moving from one place to another place. This wedding shoot center is indoors and it provides everything you want," said bride Zhao Tianyou, 25, who had been shooting since 8 am.Rows of couples pose for photographs inside the sprawling complex （繁杂的摄影棚）in Beijing, with settings ranging from tropical gardens to autumn fields, waterfalls to starlit skies. In one carefully stage-managed shot, a bride in a white dress floats half-submerged in water, drinking a glass of wine. "Chinese wedding photography has become more customized," said general manager Zhao Rongchang. "Chinese people used to love to go on trips for shooting their wedding photos... But now they prefer to shoot indoors and prefer a more precise photography style."The value of the wedding industry in China has been booming, with research group ASKCI predicting that by the end of 2019 its value will reach 2.27 trillion yuan ($321.7 billion). Zhao says between 50 and 60 couples come to their center every day on a quest for the perfect snaps.The enormous building is full of aisles of clothing and accessories in every color, from traditional red Chinese wedding outfits to modern Western-style white gowns and suits. An army of helpers take photographs and manage sets, adjust clothing and add accessories with couples changing outfits multiple times throughout the day. "I love all the styles they've designed for me," said a bride surnamed Wu, aged 26. "It's a bit tiring, but I'm very happy."1. The underlined word "customized" is closest in meaning to _____.A. full of various costumeB. showing different customsC. customer-dependentD. full of various styles2. Which will not be provided by the indoor shoots companies?A. backdropsB. plants in tropical gardensC. accessoriesD. costumes3. What can we infer from Paragraph 3?A. Chinese people love to go on trips for shooting their wedding photos.B. Chinese people prefer to take photos outdoors in a more precise photography styleC. Indoors wedding shoot are more popular among Chinese new couples than go out nowadays.D. A bride in a white dress floats half-submerged in water to drink a glass of wine.4. What's the best title for the passage?A. Snapped up: Pre-wedding photo industry booms in China.B. Sprawling complex with customized wedding shoot.C. Big days with delicate pre-wedding photos.D. A tiring but happy wedding photo shoot.【背景知识】1.ASKCI：中商情报网是国内第三方市场研究机构和企业综合咨询服务提供商。

小猫钓鱼A. platformB. compareC. involvingD. self-promotionalE. internationallyF. agedG. conductedH. observation I engaging J signal K. dissatisfiedWitnessing friends' vacations, love lives and work successes on Facebook can cause envy and trigger feelings of misery and loneliness, according to German researchers.A study (1) jointly by two German universities found widespread envy on Facebook, the world's largest social network that now has over one billion users and the biggest (2) for social comparison.The researchers found that one in three people felt (3) with their lives after visiting the site."We were surprised by how many people have a negative experience from Facebook," researcher Hanna Krasnova told the reporters."From our (4) vacation photos were the biggest cause of envy. Social interaction was the second most common one as users could (5) how many "likes" or comments they received with those of their friends.”They also found that people (6) in their mid-30s were most likely to envy others. These feelings of envy were found to make some users boast about their achievements on Facebook. Men were shown to post more (7) content on Facebook to let people know about their accomplishments while women stressed their good looks and social lives.The researchers based their findings on two studies (8) 600 people. They said the respondents in both studies were German but they expected the findings to hold (9) as envy is a universal feeling and possibly impact Facebook usage."Our findings (10) that users frequently see Facebook as a stressful environment, which may, in the long-run, endanger platform sustainability(持续发展)," the researchers concluded.【参考答案与解题思路】■1.G考查点是动词conduct解析：本题答案是conducted，考查固定搭配conduct a study，另外，根据句子成分分析，答案需要分词做后置定语，所以此处填conducted。

外刊阅读：小猫钓鱼1Elevated body temperature helps certain types of immune cells to work better, evidence suggestsA.devoteB. mediateC. infectedD. involvedE. replicateF. mildG. dramatically H. conserved I. enhanced J. maintained K. temporarilyWith cold and flu season almost here, the next time you're sick, you may want to thank your fever for helping fight off infection. That's because scientists have found more evidence that elevated body temperature helps certain types of immune cells to work better."An increase in body temperature has been known since ancient times to be associated with infection and inflammation," said Elizabeth A. Repasky, Ph.D., a researcher (31) ______ in the work from the Department of Immunology at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York. "Since a febrile response is highly (32) ______ in nature (even so-called cold blooded animals move to warmer places when they become ill) it would seem important that we immunologists (33) ______ more attention to this interesting response."Scientists found that the generation and differentiation of a particular kind of lymphocyte, known as a "CD8+ cytotoxic T-cell" (capable of destroying virus-infected cells and tumor cells) is (34) ______ by mild fever-range hyperthermia. Specifically, their research suggests that elevated body temperature changes the T-cells' membranes which may help (35) ______ the effects of micro-environmental temperature on cell function. To test this, researchers injected two groups of mice with an antigen, and examined the activation of T-cells following the interaction with antigen presenting cells. Body temperature in half of the mice was raised by 2 degrees centigrade, while the other half (36) ______ a normal core body temperature. In the warmed mice, results showed a greater number of the type of CD8 T-cells capable of destroying (37) ______ cells."Having a fever might be uncomfortable," said John Wherry, Ph.D., Deputy Editor of the Journal of Leukocyte Biology, "but this research report and several others are showing that having a fever is part of an effective immune response. We had previously thought that the microbes that infect us simply can't (38) ______ as well when we have fevers, but this new work also suggests that the immune system might be (39) ______ enhanced functionally when our temperatures rise with fever. Although very high body temperatures are dangerous and should be controlled, this study shows that we may need to reconsider how and when we treat most (40) ______ fevers."（355）（https:///releases/2011/11/111101130200.htm）四、核心词汇：i nvolved conserved devote enhanced1mediate maintained infected replicatetemporarily mild dramatically elevatedinflammation injected activation functionally外刊阅读：小猫钓鱼7The WHO just declared the coronavirus a pandemic. Here’s what that means.A.concernedB.trackC.assessmentD.increasinglyE.sweptF.respondpletely H.identified I.contributed J.substantial K.definingIn a press conference Wednesday morning, WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said what has been increasingly obvious for weeks: The novel coronavirus that has (31) ______ the world, infecting more than 120,000 people in more than 100 countries, is a pandemic. “WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock and we’re deeply (32) ______ both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and the alarming levels of inaction. We have therefore made the (33) ______ that Covid-19 can be characterized by “pandemic,” Tedros said, going on to argue that the designation did not mean the situation was hopeless: “All countries can still change the course of this pandemic.”2The news came after (34) ______ cases doubled in the US in the space of just two days, Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany said that 60 to 70 percent of Germans could become infected, and Italy locked down its entire population and warned the world that they were running out of ICU capacity — while experts warned many other countries were on (35) ______ for large outbreaks and health care capacity issues.The rapid spread of the virus in more countries likely (36) ______ to the WHO’s decision to declare the disease a pandemic.But in recent days, that’s become (37) ______ untrue. There are now more than 40,000 cases outside China, 33 percent of all cases. There is (38) _______ community transmission in countries including Iran, Italy, and South Korean. The declaration that it is a pandemic doesn’t change any facts on the ground, but it reflects the WHO pulling out all the stops in their effort to get the world to (39) ______ to the situation with the seriousness it deserves.When it comes to (40) ______ a pandemic, things get a little more complicated.A “pandemic” disease sounds much scarier than a mere “outbreak.” But it’s important to remember that “pandemic” refers to how many parts of the world are dealing with an elevated rate of the disease — and, in theory, says nothing about how serious the disease is.核心词汇swept concerned assessment identified track contributed increasingly substantial respond defining completely elevated refers transmission declare severity3。

高一下小猫钓鱼语篇精选112篇（学生版）A. roughlyB. consultingC. addingD. qualificationsE. setbacksF. particularlyG. belongingH. postponingI. perspectiveJ. respondentsK. recordShen Y u recently resigned from the kindergarten where she worked for two months, waving goodbye to her first job after graduating from university last year and knowing she would suffer (1) looking for a job again.“The 3,000 yuan ($471) monthly salary didn’t pay me back for my years of study, and I didn’t get a sense of (2) from the job,” said the 23-year-old Shanghai native, who has a bachelor’s degree in financial management. Shen is among the (3) 8 percent—or 600,000—of last year’s college graduates who have failed to find a job. Apart from some who opted to study abroad, the rest were (4) a job, according to the 2015 annual report on Chinese college graduates’ employment released by MyCOS, an education data and (5) company. The data was collected in the second half of last year.“Seen from the (6) of the current job-hunting season, the proportion of those who decided to delay the working world may be a little higher,” said Zhou Haiwang, deputy director of the Institute of Urban and Population Development Studies at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, (7) that the number of this group has been increasing in recent years. According to an online poll conducted by Jiefang Daily, more than 70 percent of (8) have relatives or friends who put off work after graduation, taking time to look for ideal jobs or mulling entrepreneurial plans. A total of 1,000 Shanghai residents participated in the poll .Unemployed young people nowadays have higher education (9) and longer periods of unemployment, according to Ying Hongqing, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. The number of college graduates has continued to climb for the past 15 years, and reached a (10) 7.49 million this year. This year’s job-hunting season saw 220,000 more graduates than the previous year, but slowing economic growth means diminished recruitment by companies.A well-established distinction in memory theory..A. comfortableB. attemptC. involvesD. negotiateE. impulsesF. differentlyG. testH. ceasesI. experiencesJ. apparentlyK. normalA well-established distinction in memory theory is that between short-term and long-term memory. The former refers to our ability to do such things as remember telephone numbers long enough to dial them; the latter concerns the wide range of ways in which (1) can affect behavior many years later. Given the two different kinds of ability, it is reasonable to hypothesize (猜测) that each is represented (2) in the brain. An experiment was designed to (3) the hypothesis that long-term memory implies a chemical change in the brain cells while short-term memory (4) patterns of impulses in circuits of nerve cells.One group of rats was taught to run through a maze (迷宫). Five minutes after learning the task, they were cooled to 50℃, the temperature at which all electrical activity in the brain (5) They were then kept at this temperature for 15 minutes before being allowed to return to their (6) temperature. They were then run through the maze again. A second group of rats were taught to run the same maze, and then immediately cooled to 50℃for 15 minutes. After being allowed to return to their normal temperature, a/an (7) was made to run the second group through the maze again. It was found that rats in the first group had no difficulty with the maze the second time, suggesting that they did not have to relearn the task. Rats in the group which was cooled immediately after learning the maze, on the other hand, could not (8) the maze successfully, i.e., they (9) could not remember what they had learned. It was concluded from this experiment that short-term memory is unlike long-term memory. Short-term memory involves electrical (10) since at a temperature where electrical activity ceases, there is no memory. Long-term memory, in contrast, is unaffected by the disruption of electrical activity and may involve structural changes in brain cells.Bottled water seems like a harmless and convenient..A. boiledB. particularC. influenceD. potentiallyE. processF. flexibleG. convincedH. storedI. amountsJ. availableK. dangerouslyBottled water seems like a harmless and convenient product of today’s world. However, the truth is that the results of bottling water aren’t all good. Bottled water advertisements have people (1) that bottled water is healthier than tap water. However, in most cases, it isn’t. Bottled water is (2) for long periods of time at warm temperatures. As bottles age, the chemical used to make plastic (3) gets into the water. Microorganisms can also grow in thisenvironment at high rates. Health officials are particularly concerned about how these effects(4) children, the elderly, and other weak individuals. In fact, they say that infants in(5) should never be given bottled water unless it is (6) first. Furthermore, some bottled water companies actually use the same tap water or well water that is (7) to the general public. A few companies have been found using water sources (8) close to poisonous sites. Environmentalists have even more concerns. Millions of barrels of oil are used in the production, transportation, and storage of bottled water. This places a strain on limited natural resources and creates vast (9) of greenhouse gases. Additionally, a single plastic bottle can take over 1,000 years to break down. Before you buy your next bottle of water, remember that the (10) that produces it is often expensive, unhealthy, and bad for the environment. Then, ask yourself if that’s something you really want to buy.Chinese online video websites used to operate..A. trulyB. toleratesC. netD. airsE. originalF. appealG. owe H. assumed I. quickly J. attracted K. popularityChinese online video websites used to operate as supplementary broadcast platforms for TV stations. But now (1) programs independently produced by some major video sites have achieved unparalleled success. Domestic superhero parody film Jian Bing Man has just become the sixth Chinese film in history to (2) more than 1 billion yuan at the box office. This is largely due to the success of online mini-series Diors Man, which (3) on Sohu and was created by Dong Chengpeng, who directs and is the leading actor in both the series and film. Since the show went online in 2012, Dong’s funny satirical style has quickly (4) a large group of followers to the show. The film gives diehard fans a chance to show their support for Dong. As an Internet catchphrase goes, “We (5) Dong a film ticket.”
Besides taste-tailored storytelling, online platforms have another (6) They’re inclusive. Talk shows, debate programs, reality TV—any format that sells can be put online. “The Internet is a more open platform. It doesn’t draw conclusions, nor does it try to educate. It (7) different voices,” Jiang Bin, general manager of iQiyi’s program development center, told China Daily about the (8) of self-made programs such as the website’s talk show Morning Call. The year 2014 was called “the first year of the era of online shows.” But back then many (9) online shows only starred new faces and looked about as cheap as their budgets. But now all these preconceptions are being shattered. 2015 is (10) giving Web series a shiny new coat of paint.The Case of the Bone Marrow Buyer..A. painfulB. seeminglyC. regeneratesD. positionE. prayingF. disorderG. immediateH. procedureI. typicallyJ. prohibitedK. challengeThe Case of the Bone Marrow BuyerAll Doreen Gummoe could do was hope. Her daughter Jordan Flynn had been born with Fanconi anemia, a rare inherited blood (1) that destroys bone marrow and makes sufferers highly susceptible to cancer. In spring 2012, when Jordan was 14, doctors found preleukemia cells in her blood. Without a(n) (2) bone marrow transplant, she would likely die within months.(3) , siblings are the most viable donors, but Jordan’s brothers weren’t matches. In 2005, Gummoe had given birth to twin girls, Julia and Jorja, who also have Fanconi anemia. Someday, they will likely each need transplants as well. Gummoe, who lives in Lewiston, Maine, turned to the National Marrow Donor Program’s registry, (4) to find a willing donor for Jordan in the 2 percent of people who are registered. Sometimes a donor isn’t willing to undergo the (5) even if he or she is a match. Years ago, transplants required a (6) biopsy in the pelvic bone. Today, the method, apheresis, involves connecting donors to a machine that draws blood, harvests stem cells, and returns the blood, which naturally (7) the stem cells that have been removed.“If there were compensation (补偿) for bone marrow donors, that might put more people in the registry,” says Gummoe. “There’d be a better chance of finding a donor.” However, according to 1984’s National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA), buying and selling organs, including bone marrow, is illegal. So in 2009—two and a half years before Jordan would need her transplant—Gummoe became the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against the U.S. attorney general to (8) the law.“It’s legal for people to pay for blood, sperm, and eggs,” argues Jeff Rowes, attorney for Institute for Justice, the nonprofit, public-interest law firm that filed the suit. “Plus, it’s crazy to lump in bone marrow with solid organs, like kidneys, that a donor can’t grow back.”The government responded that “statute (法律) plainly classifies ‘bone marrow’ as an organ for which compensation is (9) .” Furthermore, by enacting NOTA into law, Congress took the (10) that “human body parts should not be viewed as commodities.”Would you believe that drinking water is one of the most healing things…A. necessarilyB. claimsC. functioningD. measuresE. averageF. consumptionG. botheringH. obviously I . addition J. questionable K. raiseWould you believe that drinking water is one of the most healing things you can do for your body? It’s true as long as it is pure, alkaline（碱性的）water. Yet most water is acidic. Water that (1) less than 7 on the PH scale is acidic. Water that is higher than 7 is alkaline. To support life, water needs to be on the alkaline side of the range, much like our bodies. Drinking pure, alkaline water is important to great health. I believe that most of the disease (2) people in the Western world couldn’t occur in a PH-balanced body. Most tap water is highly acidic due to the (3) of various chemicals. Don’t assume that bottled water is (4) a better choice than tap water. Most bottled water is of (5) quality and largely made up of tap water plus the off-gassing of chemicals from the plastic in which it is stored. Most bottled water is extremely acidic, making it harmful to your health and the health of the planet, too. Water filtration（过滤）is a necessary part of our modern life. There are many water filtration systems that get rid of some of the harmful chemicals, but few systems that also (6) the PH of water to increase its healing powers. Every company (7) that its systems are the best. I’ve spent some time trying to find affordable water filtration systems. Every cell in your body depends on enough water to ensure proper (8) It’s important to drink between 12 and 20 cups of alkaline water each day. Every person has individual needs but if you are smaller than (9) and in excellent health, your water needs will obviously be lower than someone who is fat and in poor health. As your health problems improve and you lose any extra weight, you can reduce your water (10) to 12 cups each day.Among the note-taking forms in today’s US schools..A. complicatedB. suitableC. understandD. regularlyE. instantF. accessG. divideH. normallyI. obtainJ. symbolsK. referAmong the note-taking forms in today’s US schools, the Cornell method is widely recommended. Providing a form for concentrating and organizing notes, the Cornell method sets up a system to direct students to (1) the paper into two columns. The note-taking column, which isusually on the right, is twice the size of the key word column on the left. The student should leave five to seven lines blank, at the bottom of the page. Notes from a lecture or teaching occupy the note-taking column which (2) contain the main ideas of the textbook or lecture. Most (3) ideas and long sentences are avoided while (4) or abbreviations（缩写）are preferred instead. To assist with future reviews, (5) thoughts or questions should be noted down as soon as possible so that the students may (6) to these points for reflection or further research. The key-word column is a(n) (7) place to note down these ideas. These ideas may later turn into potential research results as students are always encouraged to reflect on the notes (8) or go deep into the questions further. Within 24 hours after the note-taking, the student must revise and then produce a short summary in the bottom space. Such move helps him to (9) the topic better. When preparing for a test, the student has (10) to a brief but detailed record of the previous classes.A. basicB. applicantsC. extraordinaryD. distinguishE. privateF. contributeG. exposeH. shiftedI. challengesJ. specialtyK. favoredMany of us grow up dreaming of becoming an astronaut. Ever wonder what it takes to be one? Take NASA for example.In order to catch NASA’s eye, would-be astronauts must not only stand out in required skills and pass physical and psychological exams, but also find unique ways to (1) themselves from the harsh competition. NASA’s requirements for becoming an astronaut have changed over the years. Originally, it (2) candidates with a military flight background, with at least 1,000 hours spent in command of a jet aircraft. In 1978, however, NASA (3) its focus to a more varied group of astronauts: scientists and engineers with at least three years of experience in their respective fields. During the years of shuttle missions, everyone had a (4) some would focus on robotics, others on spacewalks or maintenance. To work on the space station, astronauts must be able to perform all tasks, which encourage (5) to acquire different experiences. Jeanette Epps, an astronaut, studied aerospace engineering, worked at Ford Motor Company and took a job with the CIA before joining NASA. She says astronauts’ varied backgrounds (6) to their ability to adapt and learn anything quickly. After ensuring that candidates are U.S. citizens and that they satisfy (7) education and experience requirements, the selection committee enters a gray area. “We’re not really looking for one thing, just a good mix of things,” said Duane Ross, the manager for astronaut candidate selection and training. To the committee, candidates who take on (8) outside of the workplacedemonstrate curiosity and energy. Many astronauts who don’t have a military background do hold a(n) (9) piloting license. Some are enthusiastic mountain climbers, scuba divers or skiers. Others are musicians, dancers, or play competitive sports. Choosing to (10) themselves to different, extreme environments counts as another way to stand out from the crowd.A. reassuresB. wellC. distinguishD. encounterE. objectsF. inoffensiveG. revealsH. afterwardsI. implicationJ. genuineK. unpleasantTelling Tales“Here’s a nice bit of gossip!” Do I have your attention? Probably. We listen, but (1) we often feel terrible with ourselves. That’s the problem with gossip: it’s something that as a social species we are primed to enjoy, but it can also be (2) and harmful. Not all gossip is bad. Small talk establishes relationships and (3) the other person that our intentions are friendly. So gossip, in the sense of exchanging bits and pieces of news about ourselves and others, can be perfectly (4) If I say to you, “Let’s meet for coffee and have a bit of a gossip,” I’m inviting you to a social (5) in which two people chew the fat. There is nothing wrong with that: life would be very dull if we were unable to talk about what goes on around us. But it’s not that simple. If we say that somebody is a gossip, we do not mean that he or she enjoys gentle social chat: it carries a crueler (6) A true gossip enjoys spreading stories about other people --- stories in which others do not usually come out (7) The gossip is one who spreads bad gossip; good gossip is still fine, but it’s not what gossips spread. The distinction between good and bad gossip is not always clear. It would be easy if we could (8) the two by saying that bad gossip is just about people; but innocent gossip may be about people too. The best way to tell the difference is to look at the intention behind the remarks. Bad gossip (9) itself in its desire to make the (10) of the story look foolish. It also intrudes on their privacy. So we all know the difference. Now then, did you hear about ...A. calmingB. regularC. doableD. electronicsE. fuelF. hookG. incredibly H. maintain I. mindlessly J. treat K. weaponsHere are four simple, healthy and, dare we say, fun ways to help you slim down and stay healthy. Have your cake …for breakfast Aside from being depressing, the way to (1) weight loss isn’t by feeling deprived. Scientists say that people who started off the day with a (2) felt fuller and more satisfied, and that led to their sticking with the program as the day went on. Being hungry is no way to start your day, so (3) up with protein and a mouthful of something sweet. And most of all, enjoy! Sleep your way to weight loss Dr. Andrew Calvin, one expert of Mayo Clinic study, is quoted as saying, “If individuals are seeking to maintain a healthy weight or to lose weight, they should seek to get enough sleep on a (4) basis.”If you find it tricky to wind down at night, turn off the (5) and engage in relaxing activities, like taking a bath or listening to (6) music. Journal to drop pounds The best (7) for a dieter? Pen and paper! Women who wrote down everything they ate lost more weight than those who didn’t track their food intake. Journaling makes you accountable and more aware of what you’re eating, so it makes sense that it’ll keep you from (8) chewing if you aren’t actually hungry.Even a tiny bit of exercise helps your health Even 20 to 30 minutes of physical activity most days of the weeks (broken up into smaller chunks is fine) reduces your risk for all sorts of physical ills. And even 20 minutes a week can improve your mood. That really stuck with me. It’s easy to criticize ourselves or burn out if we make goals that are (9) hard to achieve, but walking a few times a week is (10) – and meaningful, too.A. dipB. commonC. desiredD. additionE. embarrassingF. carefullyG. muddyH. fedI. accessJ. raisingK. benefitDirections: Complete the following passage by using the words in the box. Each word can only be used once. Note that there is one word more than you need. Ducks offer certain advantages over hens. Ducks are immune to some (1) diseases found in hens. Some breeds of duck produce bigger eggs than hens. In (2) ducks lay eggs over a longer season than hens do. Poultry (禽类) keepers with gardens have less to worry about if they keep ducks rather than hens because the former are unlikely to dig up plants and destroy roots. While both hens and ducks (3) the garden by eating pests, hens are known to damage grass beds. Ducks, on the other hand, will search for insects more (4) Only very delicate plants are at risk from the broad, webbed feet of ducks .Like all water birds, ducks need (5) to water, and duck keepers typically provide this by building a pond. Something this large is not absolutely necessary,however, ducks need only to be able to (6) their heads in the water to keep their nose clean. If a pond is provided, though, it is important to keep baby ducks away from it until they are old enough to put up with the cool temperature of the water. When (7) ducks, one has to consider just how many the land will support. The rule is generally about 100 ducks per acre. If more than this proportion is introduced, there is a risk of pressing the soil, which can lead to (8) conditions for long periods as the rain is not easily absorbed into the ground. While ducks offer many advantages over hens, they must be given a greater quantity of food, especially if regular eggs are (9) An adult duck will eat between 170 to 200 grams of food a day. If the ducks live near grass and a pond, they will be able to find for themselves approximately 70% of their daily dietary requirements in warmer months but less than half that in colder times. Therefore, it is important that they be (10) on enough food, such as grain, every day.A. relationshipB. principalC. issuingD. restedE. accustomedF. composedG. matchingH. arrangementI. principleJ. accompaniedK. importanceThe silent film era lasted from 1895 to 1936. Though we are (1) to speaking of the films made before 1927 as “silent,” the film has never been, in the full sense of the word, silent. From the very beginning, music was regarded as a necessary accompaniment (伴奏). When the Lumiere films were shown at the first public film exhibition in the United States in February 1896, they were (2) by piano on popular tunes. At first, the music played bore no special (3) to the films; an accompaniment of any kind was sufficient. Within a very short time, however, the disharmony of playing lively music to a serious film became apparent, and film pianists began to take some care in (4) their pieces to the mood of the film.As movie theaters grew in number and (5) a violinist would be added to the pianist in certain cases, and in the larger movie theaters small orchestras (管弦乐队) were formed. For a number of years the selection of music for each film program (6) entirely in the hands of the conductor or leader of the orchestra, and very often the (7) qualification for holding such a position was not skill or taste so much as the ownership of a large personal library of musical pieces. Since the conductor seldom saw the films until the night before they were to be shown (if indeed, the conductor was lucky enough to see them then), the musical (8) was normally improvised (临时准备) in the greatest hurry. To help overcome this difficulty, film distributing companies started the practice of publishing su gestions for musical accompaniments. In 1909, for example, the Edison Company began (9) their films with such indications of mood as “pleasant,” “sad” and “lively.” The suggestions became clearer, and so appeared the musical sheetcontaining indications of mood, the titles of suitable pieces of music, and precise directions to show where one piece led into the next. Certain films had music especially (10) for them. The most famous of these early special scores (乐谱) was that composed and arranged for D.W. Griffith’s film Birth of a Nation which was shown in 1915.A. efficientlyB. stillC. equallyD. balanceE. dragF. angleG. makeH. physicallyI. approachJ. positionK. allowWe need more men in our hospital, not as doctors, but as nurses. Over the last few years, I have found that having male nurses is a real bonus, and they definitely have a place in our hospital. There are several reasons for wanting male nurses here, not only because half the population in our country is male. Men (1) excellent carers and are (2) good at taking care of others. In fact, many men take good care of their children, wives, parents, sisters, brothers, and even their nieces and nephews. Another reason that men can become great nurses is that in general, men are (3) stronger than women. Male nurses can help (4) heavy objects, or if, for example, a patient cannot move from the waist down, male nurses can help move the patient into a comfortable (5) Also, male nurses can be a great help in keeping patients (6) while they receive painful treatment, such as when bandages covering wounds are changed. Another advantage to having male nurses is that they see things from a different (7) from women and bring a male way of thinking to problem-solving. This allows the hospital to work more effectively than if we only (8) problems one way. Having a mix of male and female nurses also helps create a fun atmosphere, which helps patients recover faster. Currently, only 7 percent of our nursing staff are men; this number is far too low, and the problem requires correction. Having more male nurses will help create a positive (9) between male and female staff, and it will (10) patients the choice of a male or female carer. I am determined to take on more male nurses here at Central Hospital. I will be organizing an open day soon to allow interested young men to visit our hospital and find out more about nursing. Hopefully, we will have more male nurses in our hospital soon!A. alarmingB. normalC. roughlyD. expandE. restoredF. contributingG. damagedH. exactlyI. sweepJ. doubtK. recoverySea ice off Antarctica and in the Arctic is at record lows for this time of year after declining by twice the size of Alaska in a sign of rising global temperatures, climate scientists say. Against a trend of global warming and a steady retreat of ice at earth’s northern tip, ice floating on the Southern Ocean off Antarctica has tended to (1) in recent years. But now it is shrinking at both ends of the planet, a development (2) scientists and to which a build-up of man-made greenhouse gases, an El Nino weather event that this year unlocked heat from the Pacific Ocean, and freak natural swings, may all be (3) “There are some really crazy things going on,” said Mark Serreze, director of the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) in Boulder, Colorado, saying temperatures in parts of the Arctic were 20 degrees Celsius (36°F) above (4) some days in November. Worldwide, this year is on track to be the warmest on record. Combined, the extent of polar sea ice on Dec. 4 was about 3.84 million square kilometers (1.48 million square miles) below the 1981-2010 average, according to NSIDC satellite measurements. That is (5) the size of India, or two Alaskas. Antarctica’s expanding sea ice in many recent years has been a big theme for those who (6) global warming is man-made. John Turner of the British Antarctic Survey said chilly westerly winds that (7) around the continent, perhaps insulating it from the effects of global warming, were the weakest for November in two decades. That may have let more heat seep (热渗透) south, he said .A (8) of the high-altitude ozone layer over Antarctica, which led to cooler air over the continent when it was (9) by now-banned industrial chemicals, may also be a factor. But Turner said it was hard to pinpoint (10) what was happening. “When we began getting satellite data from 1979 the sea ice started to decrease. Everyone said it was global warming ... but then it started to increase again,” he said.A. doubleB. intenseC. PressuresD. StockE. AgricultureF. TrappedG. WithdrawalH. AvailabilityI. driveJ. ExpandingK. risingThroughout history, people have fought bitter wars over political ideology, national sovereignty and religious expression. How much more (1) will these conflicts be when people fight over the Earth’s most indispensable resource—water? We may find out in the not-too-distant future if projections about the (2) of water in the Middle East and other regions prove correct. Less than three percent of the planet’s (3) is fresh water, and almost two-。

小猫钓鱼的作文英文版One sunny afternoon, a little cat named Mia decided to go fishing. She had heard stories about how fun it was to catch fish in the river, so she packed her small fishing rod and a basket for any fish she might catch.Mia walked to the river, excited and full of hope. When she arrived, she carefully set up her fishing rod and sat quietly by the water. She watched the fish swim gracefully, and her eyes sparkled with anticipation.After waiting patiently for a while, Mia felt a tug on her line. She quickly pulled it up, and to her surprise, a shiny fish was caught! Mia was overjoyed and put the fish in her basket. She continued to fish and caught a few more, feeling proud of her achievements.As the sun began to set, Mia headed home with her basket full of fish. She couldn’t wait to share her adventure with her friends and enjoy a delicious dinner. That day, Mia learned that patience and determination can lead to wonderful rewards.中文翻译：一个阳光明媚的下午，小猫咪亚决定去钓鱼。

小猫钓鱼的启示英语作文Title: Insights from Kitty's Fishing Adventure。

In the bustling city of Meadowbrook, nestled amidst verdant fields and rolling hills, there lived a mischievous little kitten named Whiskers. Despite his tender age, Whiskers possessed an adventurous spirit that often led him into various escapades. One sunny afternoon, as he roamed the quaint streets, his attention was caught by a shimmering pond, its surface reflecting the golden rays of the sun. Without a moment's hesitation, Whiskers decided to embark on a fishing expedition.With a makeshift fishing rod fashioned from a twig and a length of string, Whiskers eagerly cast his line into the tranquil waters. As he waited patiently for a bite, his mind began to wander, contemplating the profound lessons that could be gleaned from this seemingly simple activity.First and foremost, Whiskers realized the importance ofpatience. Fishing required a great deal of waiting and anticipation, teaching him the virtue of perseverance in the face of adversity. Just as he patiently waited for a fish to nibble at his bait, so too must one persevere in pursuit of their goals, even when progress seems slow or elusive.Moreover, Whiskers learned the value of preparedness. Although he had ventured forth with only rudimentary fishing equipment, he soon discovered that a little foresight and planning could significantly enhance his chances of success. In life, being prepared and equipped with the necessary tools and knowledge can make all the difference between triumph and failure.As the hours passed and the sun dipped below the horizon, Whiskers found himself reflecting on the interconnectedness of nature. The pond teemed with life, each creature playing its part in the delicate balance of the ecosystem. From the graceful dance of the dragonflies to the gentle ripple of the water striders, Whiskers marveled at the intricate web of life that surrounded him.He realized that just as every organism relied on othersfor sustenance and support, so too must humans cultivate relationships built on mutual respect and cooperation.In the quiet solitude of his fishing spot, Whiskers also discovered the importance of mindfulness. Freed from the distractions of modern life, he found solace in the simple act of casting his line and observing the world around him. In a society plagued by constant busyness and noise, Whiskers realized the value of slowing down, taking a moment to appreciate the beauty of the present moment.As dawn broke and the first light of morning painted the sky in hues of pink and gold, Whiskers felt a sense of fulfillment wash over him. Though he had not caught a single fish, his fishing expedition had yielded far greater rewards in the form of valuable life lessons.In conclusion, Whiskers' fishing adventure serves as a poignant reminder of the profound wisdom that can be found in the most unexpected of places. From the importance of patience and preparedness to the interconnectedness of allliving things, Whiskers' journey offers invaluable insights that resonate far beyond the banks of a simple pond. As we navigate the waters of life, may we remember the lessons of the wise little kitten and approach each challenge with an open heart and a curious mind.。

英语小猫钓鱼的启示作文"The Inspiration of English Cat Fishing" 。

In the world of literature, there exists a delightful tale known as "The English Cat Fishing." It tells the story of a clever feline who ventures into the art of fishing and succeeds against all odds. While seemingly a simple narrative, this tale offers profound insights into perseverance, adaptability, and the importance of courage in the face of challenges.Firstly, the story underscores the significance of perseverance. Despite being a cat, traditionally not associated with fishing, the protagonist persists in learning and mastering the skill. This determination mirrors the tenacity required in our own pursuits. Whether it's academic goals, career aspirations, or personal endeavors, success often demands unwavering perseverance in the face of setbacks and difficulties.Moreover, the adaptability of the cat in the story serves as a valuable lesson. Initially unfamiliar with fishing techniques, the cat demonstrates a willingness to learn and adapt its strategies. This adaptability is essential in navigating life's ever-changing circumstances. Just as the cat adjusts its approach to fishing, we must be willing to embrace change, learn new skills, and adapt to new environments in order to thrive in a dynamic world.Furthermore, the story emphasizes the importance of courage. Venturing into unknown territory, the cat encounters challenges and uncertainties. Yet, it refuses to succumb to fear and instead confronts obstacles with bravery. In our own lives, courage is indispensable for overcoming obstacles and pursuing our goals, even when the path ahead is uncertain or daunting.Beyond these individual virtues, "The English Cat Fishing" also highlights the power of creativity and ingenuity. Faced with the challenge of catching fish without traditional fishing tools, the cat devises innovative solutions, demonstrating the value of thinkingoutside the box. In a similar vein, creativity andingenuity are essential for problem-solving and finding novel approaches to challenges in our lives.In conclusion, "The English Cat Fishing" offersvaluable insights into perseverance, adaptability, courage, and creativity. Through the adventures of a determined feline, readers are reminded of the importance of these virtues in navigating life's challenges and pursuing their aspirations. As we reflect on the lessons of this charming tale, may we draw inspiration from the indomitable spiritof the English cat and apply its wisdom to our own journeys.。

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