1．　　It was near Teachers' Day during my first semester (学期) teaching in a new school. I loved (1)      small special class more than any group I had taught in the past. They were hungry (2)      knowledge and I was enjoying teaching.
　　Other teachers told me that our children were from poor families and not to expect any child (3)      a gift. In fact, I wasn't expecting any gifts.
　　I was surprised when every child brought me (4)       gift on Teachers' Day. First, I got a lovely monkey from a shy girl. She told me, "He is my favorite, but I love you and I want him to be with you, Miss Taylor." (5)       excited I was!
　　Next came a comic portrait of me, which (6)       by a naughty boy.
　　Finally, I came to one little (7)       gift which I had never received . It was an old, dirty and broken storybook. Just then I wanted to express my happiness, (8)       I was stopped by the giver, "And see, it is new! It still has the price tag (标签)."
　　When other children laughed at him, I (9)       and said, "Oh, books are good in that way. The story is always new if you have not read it before. Now, let's share one together." Everyone listened quietly as I read (10)       story of my life.
　　I still keep those special gifts. They always remind me of the lovely kids.

2．　　A lot of people are asking me about my new school. It's (1)      hard to explain, so I give them an example of one day.
　　It's Wednesday morning and it's time for the weekly school meeting. This week, one of the topics is "wheels". Kyle, one of the kids in my class, proposes a new (2)      that students can bring skateboards, skates and bicycles to school. Our teacher, Mr. Jackson (3)      that we do this one day a week and the whole school votes on a "wheels" day for next Friday.
　　If I wanted to change the rules at my old school, it wouldn't be that (4)      ! But here at the Brown's Free School, things are different. Here, we make the (5)      ! We can decide to go to class, watch TV or play a computer game, but most students (6)      to go to class — it's more interesting!When we don't like a class, we just (7)      ! In my old school, if I didn't stay until the end of a class, I'd be in detention (课后留校)!
　　At the Free School, the teachers don't give detention, and no one writes lines. There's no uniform and there are no (8)      . We don't need to worry about the scores. We choose what we want to study and how. We can work in (9)      or study on our own. If you wanted to start a new school magazine, you would suggest it to the teachers. Then, they would find a way to help you do it.
　　This is how the Free School works. The ideas (10)      the students and everyone works together to make them happen. It's a great experience and I love going to the Free School!

4．　　As the development of modern technology, people tend to use all kinds of apps and gadgets to trace their health status because being a fit and healthy person is very important for them today. According to a survey, some people like running and exercising a lot that they become obsessed with (痴迷于) keeping track of it.
　　Due to the fitness apps and gadgets, people can measure every step they take, record the food they eat and calorie (卡路里)they bum. They might wear a special watch on the wrist, shoes on the feet or use different apps on their phones to measure their movements. Nowadays in China, we have this kind of stuff made by technology companies such as XiaoMi, HuaWei. Importantly, once they have done the exercises, they post it on social media so that all the friends can see what they have done in daily life. Is that familiar to you ?
　　Doctor Daniel Kraft from the United States makes gadgets for people like this. He told us that these people, known as "track﹣holies", would become the norm in the future. And I think he is right. I can see the world of health and fitness changing around me every day. One of my friends, named Anna, is always using the latest fitness gadgets. Her favorite app called Xiao Mi health App. She uses it on her phone to measure her steps, heart rate and amount of calories she has burnt. She always posts these things and pictures of herself exercising on social media. "It is nice to know exactly how much exercise you have done, rather than guess", she said. "That way I can keep pushing myself to improve⁵⁵.
　　Also, my friends in China use We-chat to compare how many steps they have taken each day. They are very competitive about this!

5．左栏是5个人的饮食习惯的描述, 右栏是7个餐厅的介绍, 请为他们匹配合适的餐 厅, 并将答题卡上对应的选项涂黑．

6．　　A mother returned home from the store. She was very(1)      , she often works overtime these days. Her 8-year-old son was(2)      for her. He wanted to tell her what his younger brother had done. (3)      I was out playing and Dad was answering a call, Tyler took his crayons and wrote on the wall!He wrote on the new wallpaper you hung up in the living room 2 days ago. I told (4)      you would be mad at him for doing it again". The mother frowned (皱眉), "Where is your little brother now?" He's (5)      the closet(壁橱). She walked to the room where Tyler hid. She (6)      his full name when she opened the closet. Tyler trembled (颤抖) fear.
　　For the next 10 minutes, she was (7)      and shouted about the expensive wallpaper. She scolded(训斥)the little boy without care. The more she shouted, the angrier she got. Then she headed for the living room to (8)      what happened. When she saw the wall, she was moved and her (9)      were filled with tears. It said "I love Mommy" and was surrounded (围绕) with hearts. The wallpaper stayed there, just as she found it, with an empty picture frame hung around (10)      writing. A reminder for everyone:we should spend more time playing with the kids at home.

7．　　Livestreaming (直播) has become very popular in China. Viewers can interact with hosts by messaging them, buying them gifts, or sending them tips. However, some children are spending too much money on livestream platforms(平台). Earlier this year, a 17-year-old boy in Jingmen, Hubei province, sent tips that added up to 150, 000 yuan to a host. That sum of money was his parents⁵ life savings.
　　To prevent things like this from happening again, the National Radio and Television Administration introduced a new regulation (规定) to better manage livestreaming services on Nov 23rd, 2020. The regulation prevents children from tipping or sending gifts to livestream hosts and performers. It also requires people to register (注册) on livestreaming sites with their real names.
　　This new regulation has been welcomed by parents. According to Legal Daily, about one-fifth of livestream viewers in 2019 were children. "Online shows and livestreaming have become so popular. I always feel worried that my son might become crazy about them or do something that is harmful to his growth;'said Wang Haifeng, a mother of a 15-year-old boy in Beijing. "But now stricter management makes me feel safer."
　　In addition to the regulation, there are some other measures that will be put in place to help manage livestreaming services. For example, livestreaming platforms will be required to put a limit on how much money people can send to hosts. Once the limit is reached, viewers will not be able to send gifts or tips. Other regulations include stopping livestreaming platforms from encouraging viewers to send gifts or tips. Any host who is found doing this will be added to a blacklist.

8．假设你是李磊, 你校英语社团正在举办有关"网络直播"的主题征文活动．你想给该社团投稿, 谈谈你的观点,
内容包括:
(1)你对网络直播的看法(至少三个);
(2)呼吁大家理性对待网络直播．
作文要求:
(1)不能照抄原文;不得在作文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名;
(2)语句连贯, 词数80词左右．