1. — Do you want to visit the museum?
— Of course. It has lots of amazing things. It a visit.
2. No one that we will make our China Dream come true in the near future.
3. Helen told me that she used to be really shy and took up singing her shyness.
4. — Tom, I'm glad you've decided . It's a good choice.
— Thank you. I just want to give myself one more chance to develop further.
5. I think all your are very important and helpful to us.
6. Water is one of the most resources and we must try our best to save it in daily life.

1. is worth 2. doubts 3. to deal with 4. to study abroad 5. suggestions 6. valuable

1. I am not sure ______ she can do it well, but I am sure ______ she is willing to do it.
A.that; that
B.if; if
C.that; if
D.if; that

D

2. (2024·连云港市东海县期中)Life is a journey with many problems, and it is impossible to ______ all problems by ourselves. That's why we need support from others.
A.take out
B.put out
C.find out
D.work out

D

3. You will be fined if you don't wear helmets(头盔), ______ the new traffic rules.
A.instead of
B.such as
C.according to
D.except for

C

4. We all know that we must ______ ourselves ______ our work.
A.strict in; with
B.be strict with; in
C.be strict in; with
D.strict with; in

B

5. — How could you ______ so late? We are worried about you.
— Sorry, Mum. I promise I will come back before six o'clock next time.

A.stay up
B.stay awake
C.stay out
D.stay away

C

6. That is the only way we can imagine ______ pollution. People are not allowed ______ rubbish into lakes and rivers.
A.reducing; throwing
B.to reduce; throwing
C.reducing; to throw
D.to reduce; to throw

D

三、(2024·连云港市东海县模拟)根据短文意思和首字母提示,写出一个完整正确的单词。
Lisa Reid is from Auckland in New Zealand. She had been able to 1. s nothing since she was 11 years old. But when she was 24 years old, Ms Reid knelt down(跪下) to kiss her guide dog, and 2. h her head on the coffee table.
She went to bed as usual, but the next morning when she 3. w up, she could see again.
"Nobody knows what happened or can 4. e it," Ms Reid said. "It was really amazing and fantastic. It is a 5. g for me to be able to see the world again."
When Ms Reid was 6. b, she got much help from New Zealand's Blind Foundation (基金会). Now she'd like to 7. s her stories to help raise money for the foundation. She said that she must be lost 8. w its help.
She also talked about the most surprising moments she had when she was able to see again. "My brother 9. t into a man. He used to be a little baby," Ms Reid said about the 10. c in her brother. "My mother looked the same but older," Ms Reid said about her mother.

1. see 2. hit 3. woke 4. explain 5. gift 6. blind 7. share 8. without 9. turned 10. changes