根据短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出一个语法正确的答案。

When I was a child, I wanted （1） someone like my father. My father is （2） teacher, and he has taught me a lot. （3） my tenth birthday, he asked me, “What will you do when you grow up?” I answered （4） , “Be a teacher like you!” Hearing this, my father was very happy and said to me, “Try your best （5） your dream will come true.”

In the fourth year of my college, I volunteered in a school. One of the teachers was ill. （6） wanted me to take her place for two weeks. I was glad but nervous. My father （7） , “This is a good chance. I wish you success!” The next day, I （8） to the class by the head teacher of the school. The children felt very happy. With other （9） help, I did very well.

Personally, the experience has made me even more （10） in being a teacher in the future.

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根据短文内容，从 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。

I could hardly believe my ears. I spoke in a rush. “Oh, thank you, sir!” I left the headmaster’s office, feeling （1） . I felt as tall as the sky. I wanted to shout, jump, or do something.

I would get the beautiful gold and green （2） !

On the way home, I remembered how nervous I was when I asked Grandpa for money the day before. I told him that the rules were different. The scholarship（奖学金）jacket was not free this year. I had to pay fifteen dollars, or it would be given to someone else. I was so sad when Grandpa （3） to pay. I could remember his words. “ （4） you pay for it, it’s not a scholarship jacket, is it? Tell your headmaster I will not pay the fifteen dollars.”

Grandpa didn’t fool me. I couldn’t （5） to tell Grandpa and ran straight to the field. But when I saw him, I slowed down. I joined him in pulling up the grass （6） my hands.

After I had a little pile（堆）of grass, I stood up, （7） him and said, “I’m getting the scholarship jacket, Grandpa. That’s after I told the headmaster what you said. He said you are （8） . The scholarship jacket is for my highest grades. I don’t have to pay for it.” Grandpa didn’t say anything. He （9） smiled. After a while, he said, “Better go and see if your grandmother needs any help with supper.”

I gave （10） a big smile and ran back to the house.

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阅读下列材料，从 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳答案。

Dumplings are traditional Chinese food. Jack is learning to make a dumpling meal for his family. Please help him choose three from the four pictures and match them with the steps below.

（1） Prepare dumpling skins. Mix different kinds of vegetables and meat.

（2） Put fillings onto dumpling skins. Fold them into the shape of yuanbao.

（3） Put dumplings into boiling water. Cook fresh dumplings for about 5~8 minutes, and frozen dumplings for about 10~15 minutes.

Don’t forget to turn off the fire!

阅读下列材料，从 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳答案。

“The Green Wall Initiative” is a project that encourages students to protect the environment by creating their own gardens on the walls. The project was started in 2007 by the African Union. Urban Middle School in Beijing is the first one to take part in the project in China.

The project in Urban Middle School teaches students about sustainable（可持续的）practices, plant care and teamwork. In the project, students make plans. A piece of wall is given to each class. Then students choose right plants to grow on the wall. They take turns to take care of the plants. They also record the growth of the plants.

The project is a success. Those living walls not only beautify the school environment, but also help make the air fresher and lower the temperature of the city. Students put into practice what they have learned in environmental science. They also learn to work with others and take care of their own community. Now, more and more schools follow the example, hoping to spread the idea of environmental protection.

（1）When was the project started by the African Union?

（2）What does the writer think of the project?

Which of the following can be put into No.3 and No.4?

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阅读下列材料，从 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳答案。

Bill:（reading）“White like jade, bright as a mirror, thin as paper, sound like a bell.”

Mom: Is that for your Chinese story competition?

Bill: Yes. It describes porcelain（瓷器）in Jingdezhen, the “Porcelain Capital of the World”. You know porcelain is called china in English because it was first made in China!

Mom: Interesting!

Bill: Many cities in China have a long history of porcelain industry. They have created wonderful porcelain pieces.

Mom: Like Rongchang? We made a bowl in the workshop.

Bill:（smiling）Lots of fun. But that’s pottery（陶器）. Rongchang is called the “Pottery Capital of China”, with Yixing, Jianshui, and Qinzhou. Chinese pottery has a very long history. Porcelain develops from pottery.

Mom: Any differences?

Bill: Er...（searching online）The clay（粘土）is different. And porcelain is fired at a temperature above 1,200℃; pottery below 1,000℃.

Mom: But they look so similar.

Bill: They are called “Taoci” in Chinese. But porcelain feels harder and produces a clear sound.

Mom:（tapping a vase）Like this?

Bill:（nodding）It’s blue and white porcelain, one of the four famous types in Jingdezhen, together with linglong porcelain, famille rose porcelain and color-glazed porcelain.

Mom: Any others?

Bill: Many well-known types there, and also in other cities, like Dehua near ancient Quanzhou.

Mom: The Silk Road on the sea?

Bill: Yes. Dehua porcelain was mainly collected by Europeans at that time. Along with China’s silk and tea, porcelain was one of the first goods traveling around the world.

Mom: Chinese porcelain has deeply influenced the world porcelain industry.

Bill: This is also in my story. And I’m thinking about what else I can talk about.

Mom: How about some Chinese artists? They create priceless works and have students from all over the world. One of them said, “Color is universal. There is no barrier between cultural communications.”

Bill: Yes! For cultural communication, there is no barrier; for Chinese culture, I will be a carrier!

Mom: Excellent!

Bill: Thank you, Mom. How can I know that much like you? There’s still something unclear.

Mom: Visiting a porcelain museum?

Bill: Good idea!

（1）What will Bill mainly talk about in his Chinese story competition?

（2）What can we learn about porcelain and pottery?

（3）What does the underlined word “This” refer to?

（4）Why is Bill’s mother always asking questions?