Chengqi 20 17 middle school chemistry midterm answer?

English Weekly Grade Two Curriculum Standard No.7 20 16-20 17 Answer

Reference Answers and Part Analysis of Senior Two English Stage Examination (Part One)

[Reference answer]

1-5 CAABC 6- 10 ACCBB

1 1- 15 CAABC 16-20 BBCAA

2 1-25 CBADA 26-30 DACCB

3 1-35 CDCDB 36-40 BDEFG

4 1-45 DBCAD 46-50 BACDA

5 1-55 BCABD 56-60 CADCB

6 1.62 years.

second-hand

63. That 64. easily

65. I can't.

That/that

67. Smaller 68. safe

69. Bring 70. this

Correct the mistakes in the article:

7 1 ... Did you mention it? ...

Mention → mention

72. This is naturally for the sake of ...

naturally

→ nature

73 ... your age ... your age

→ age

74. So ... So → However

75 ... The opinions to be influenced ... drop to

76 ... that's a good idea ... before A.

77 ... Change unhealthy. ...

Change →

change

78 ... because they will help ... them → it.

79 ... Overcome difficulties ...

Difficulty → difficulty

80 ... helps you. with → to / for

A possible version:

Dear sir or madam,

I read a notice in your newspaper about providing accommodation for Canadian students.

People who want to learn Chinese in China. I hope I can get this opportunity.

The following are the reasons for my application. First of all, I have learned about

For six years, I can communicate with English speakers fluently. Secondly, I am a warm-hearted person. I like making new friends and helping others. Thirdly, my family speaks standard Chinese, which can help students.

Learn Chinese well. My parents agreed to provide services because we have a big house.

If we are lucky enough to get this opportunity, we will do our best to provide one.

Provide students with a good learning and living environment. Looking forward to your reply.

Yours faithfully,

Li Hua

Partial analysis

Reading comprehension:

Part:

A (international relations)

This article tells the story of Hannah Levine, a child aged 13 from a poor family, knitting clothes and hats.

2 1.c The detailed comprehension question consists of the second paragraph. She began to knit hats, scarves,

Hannah Leigh Wen of ronald mcdonald house of Stanford University knits hats, scarves and blankets mainly to help families of poor children.

22. Guess the meaning of this word from the penultimate paragraph, it is amazing; More strangers

Thanks to the people she knew who started donating money at our door, we finally got this big box of items, and we inferred that it was full by inferring the influx.

23. Hannah's mother, Laura, discussed reasoning and judgment in the penultimate paragraph.

Make her feel good; It makes us feel good to know that Hannah's mother is proud of her work and doesn't support it.

24. Summary of Title D This paper mainly tells the story that Hannah Leigh, a child aged 13, donated hats, scarves and blankets to the families of poor children and called on the surrounding areas to help the poor.

Part B (Plans and Wishes)

This paper applies four job advertisements.

25. A detailed understanding of this question begins with the paragraphs that candidates should be prepared to spend.

Our overseas companies in Rome and Berlin know that job seekers in Jakarta provide overseas work machines.

You will be responsible for leading a big article to write 26.d

The sales team knows that the sales director of Broadgate PLC is responsible for leading the sales team.

27. A reasoning and judgment question is introduced by Duan Qianxian.

Pay+cars know that the front line provides transportation.

28. The title of the genre of C article can be known from the content and form of the article.

C (society)

In this paper, the government announced that the new cost increase angered the reading plan.

29. the meaning of paragraph c is contained in the opportunity of paragraph 2.

In order to find a good job in the future, this course will bring higher salary and a more comfortable lifestyle.

The detailed understanding of B is something that many students always have to consider in the third paragraph.

Foreign loans ... the average student debt is always in trouble. The pound knows that it is already heavily in debt because it pays the expenses.

3 1.c reasoning and judgment questions consist of the penultimate paragraph "Many young people are ready"

Ask the value of a university education, and consider whether the tuition will go up or not.

32. The D reasoning question consists of the unreasonable paragraphs suggested to be added.

Too much. The author of the sentence knows the increase in cost.

D (holiday)

This paper mainly introduces the origin of En Jie.

33.c Inference is judged by the death of the first winter. ...

The disease spread around them, and half of them died because they knew that the British colonists had a hard winter in Massachusetts.

34. The sixth paragraph describes the British colonists' admiration for detail understanding.

35. Read through the main idea of B.. This article mainly introduces the origin of En Jie.

Section 2:

Title: Health

This article explains that if I give myself some pressure and break my limits, I will become stronger.

According to this article, strength does not always refer to physical strength. On the contrary,

This is about willpower, discipline and motivation.

37.d Through this unprecedented description of willpower, discipline and drive and this emptiness, knowledge refers to willpower, discipline and the ability to do things.

38. These restrictions are based on past experience, which is unprecedented. Sometimes.

They are based on their belief that their ability is to know something about item E, and any basis is limited by the context of overlapping strength.

39.f contains the main idea of this paragraph. Push it ... and push yourself empty.

How to raise your limit? If you want to change item F, you must put pressure on yourself to adapt to the context.

40.G from the main idea of this paragraph, you are stronger than you think, and the description of the article, we know that item g has found the real power, the coincidence of self and the context.

Application of English knowledge:

Part:

Title: International Relations

The author of this story has finished his work and set up a home on his way home.

4 1.d From where the car in the article is parked, I know where my car is parked and I am moving towards the goal.

42. By considering the situation of my elder friend, I know that my elder is coming towards me.

43.c is slower than the empty step.

44. As soon as I saw the painful look on my face, I knew I felt comfortable.

45.D46。 I want to leave quickly and finish my unfinished work.

47. One is described in the text as achieving the goal.

48. Know where my car is parked and return through the article (returning

Stop the car

D tell me from the text, and then look at the distance.

He felt more tired than ever, and I think he was exhausted.

5 1.b is represented by the description in this paper because of (as).

52. I want to drive my empty car home.

53. I don't seem to be familiar with the name (I am familiar with the name anyway).

I want to spend too much time looking for it.

For) life

55. I noticed the self-propelled vehicles on the road.

I know that rickshaw pullers will look for famous guides.

According to the description in the article, I told the driver of the independent car that my friend would drive home 57.a

58. D. The article describes the home (destination) that the driver of Zhili car knows.

59. I asked for the fare and gave him money.

B waved to me, and Wen waved to me.

Section 2:

6 1. When investigating the meaning and reality of prepositions in reality,

62.used examines words as attributes and spaces as attributes to modify equipment, so the logical object relationship between use and equipment is filled in.

63. Check the conjunctions. Empty sentences are expressed by so ... then ... sentence patterns ... to. ...

So fill it out.

64. examine the adverb "communication" easily and make a modifier in the blank, so fill in the adverb "easy"

65. Being unable to examine adjectives as predicative noise means that astronauts are asleep, so setting a blank space means that they can fill the impossible.

66.that/which examines the vacancy of relative pronouns, guides restrictive attributive sentences to modify antecedent garbage and fills that sentence as the subject.

/which one

67.smaller examines the comparative degree of adjectives, using the comparative degree of adjectives as a predicative and filling it with than.

68. The blank of the security inspection noun is the threat object, so fill in the security.

Try to do sth. Try to do sth.

70. The definite article in the exam indicates that there are only two things in the world. The definite article the is used before nouns.

[Select the answer to the question and analyze it]

[Reference answer]

I. Reading comprehension:1-4cddd

Two. Cloze: 1-5abcd6- 10ccad

1 1- 15 ABDCB 16-20 ADBDB

analyse

First, reading comprehension

Title: Since

This paper explains how to build a giant bird's nest by planting telephone poles in the desert of southern Africa.

1.c The detailed comprehension questions come from the penultimate paragraph, and the big nest can remain active.

It took generations, sometimes more than a hundred years, to know that bird's nest could be used.

2.c In the third and fourth paragraphs, Tommy Tam Marsh Appleton took photos of the proposed bird's nest.

According to the inference and judgment in paragraph 7, the outhouse provides shade.

During the day, it will be kept at around 8℃, while the inner room will prevent the heat from losing at night and keep the birds warm, knowing that the proposed bird's nest can provide the same temperature in each room.

4. Inference and judgment questions are seen from the following, starting from the penultimate paragraph.

There is a honeycomb structure, each entrance is about 3 inches wide and can be as long as 10 inch, so as to understand the entrance surface of the bird's nest.

Two. Gestalt

Title: Society

This article mainly discusses the benefits of tourism.

1.A2。 C is made up of some people who think it necessary to travel abroad.

Others think ... because all information can be found on TV and the Internet, there is no need to travel.

3. Travel from word armchairs ... has become popular (its

With the development of science and technology, hiking has become popular.

4. Disagree with the viewpoint described by the author.

D know the author's travel needs (needs) from the description of the text.

As a result of the publication of this book, the number of people traveling abroad will further increase.

Theplacesget knows that the author thinks that traveling outside the TV network has become more popular.

7. No matter how real computer images are, they are just images.

Never ... historical relics and natural wonders know that computers can never replace truth.

8.c From the description of words, we can know that the real image of computer pictures can be compared with the real historical relics I can see or even touch (comparison

To)

9. A historical relic and natural wonder with computer images.

What we see in real life refers to the difference between the two.

10. Seeing a mango and computer image should be eating.

One corresponds to the words we see in real life, so it refers to actually eating mang seeds.

1 1. This article describes his valuable experience.

12. As far as I know, I traveled abroad and visited places of interest.

13. According to the text, this is a good exercise.

It's good for our health. I know some sports, my health department.

14. All this broadens our horizons.

About) cultural traditions

15. Learn about the activities of the computer screen through what you see on it.

16.A 17。 At the same time, I have the opportunity to spread my culture.

18. By describing the author's point of view, it is believed.

19. From this article, we try to see these places. I know I want to see some homes on the TV network.

20. A large number of tourists

... increasing year by year ...