Many people have cars in the city. But pollution is a problem because of the. Nowadays some downtown (市中心) areas around the world don't have cars. These car-free zones (無車區(qū)) are for people, bicycles, and public transportation only.
Eight million people in the center of London and another two million people go to work there every day. The downtown area is very with hundreds of cars, buses, and taxis, but there are a lot of beautiful parks with free music concert. At lunchtime, many people go there for a rest they get off work.
Parts of Tokyo are always crowded with hundreds of people - but no cars! These modern car-free zones are popular and people like shopping there.
In the past, Bogota was polluted because therelots of cars and traffic. Now the downtown area is car-free zone and the air is! Many people don't have a car and half a million people take the bus. There are lots of stores. It's not expensive.

【題目】聽第七段材料，完成小題。
（1）When did Ann go to her hometown?
A.Yesterday.
B.Last week.
C.Last month.
（2）How was Ann's trip?
A.Exciting.
B.Wonderful.
C.Unpleasant.
（3）What has happened to Ann's hometown?
A.People have polluted the river there.
B.The water there has become clean.
C.People have planted many flowers and trees there.

Supporters of these apps offer several reasons why they believe the technology is good.

Many people post life events on apps to share with family and friends. However, some of those same people will turn to anonymous sites to ask for life advice when they feel uncomfortable sharing personal details with a friend. According to the economist Michael Heyward, since users are not identified, troubled individuals can find help from a non-judgmental source through apps. Take the popular anonymous app AfterSchool as the example. The app allows teens to speak freely with others about emotional and everyday life worries and problems.

Along the same lines, supporters believe that meaningful conversations can push important subjects to the front because a person is more likely to comment without fear of outcomes. These situations enable people to draw attention to subjects that might otherwise be pushed aside.

One of the goals of using anonymous apps is to encourage the users to post news as it happens. In 2017, a new service that produces articles automatically from users' posts came out. Surprisingly, it is popular-even writers at news companies use it. Some journalists even have started using these apps to report on the tech industry.

However, critics, people who are against the idea of anonymous commenting, see these apps as tools that spread less-desirable behaviors(舉止). They reason if the limitation set by social rules is removed, there will be more improper behaviors.

One of the most common criticisms of anonymous social media is how easily a user can post a hurtful comment on an individual. This often puts the victim at the disadvantage of having to prove the statement false. Also, beyond the worry of such posts, there are more serious worries about crimes resulted from anonymous violence(暴力). While there are pros and cons to this debate, it's necessary to realize that anonymity is a hallmark(標(biāo)志) of our history. As social media becomes a larger presence in everyday life, it's likely this subject will continue to be debated.

【1】AfterSchool in the third paragraph is mentioned to ________.

A.stress the bright side of anonymous appsB.encourage teens to use social media more

C.introduce a very popular app among teensD.show the possible problems of social media

【2】The writer probably agrees that ________.

A.it's beneficial to encourage further use of anonyrnous apps

B.more rules are needed to make a standard for anonymous apps

C.people need to wait to see whether anonymous apps are really bad

D.anonymous apps have something to do with the development of the society

【3】What might be the best title for the passage?

A.Do You Have a Right to Be Anonymous?B.The Popularity of Social Media

C.Anonymous Apps, Good or Bad?D.A Debate on the Use of Apps

A: 【1】?

B: I don’t feel well.

A: Do you have a sore throat?

B: 【2】. I’m feeling a little cold.

A: Do you have a cold?

B: Yes, 【3】.

A: 【4】?

B: About two days ago.

A: Oh, that’s too bad. You should 【5】.

B: Thank you.

A: I hope you’ll be better soon.

—

A.All right.B.Is that so?C.Sorry to hear that.

假如你是Jim，請你給Tom回個帖子。根據(jù)中文大意和英文提示，寫出意思連貫，符合邏輯，不少于80詞的短文。請不要寫出你真實(shí)的校名和姓名。內(nèi)容要求：
①針對Tom的困惑，先談?wù)勀愕目捶ǎ?/span>
②結(jié)合自己的學(xué)習(xí)生活實(shí)踐為他提幾條合理的建議；
③ 最后送上你的祝愿。
Hi Tom,
How are you? I saw the problem in your weibo. I can understand your feelings very well.……
Love,
Jim

A.gave outB.gave awayC.gave up

"It's mine," said Fred, showing a pocketknife with a shining blade （刀片） "Just what I've always wanted. "And he turned it over and over with the look of satisfaction on his face.

"I guess I know who owns it," said Tom, looking at it carefully.

"I guess you don't. It isn't Mr. Raymond's," Fred replied quickly.

"I know. Mr. Raymond's is twice as large," said Tom, going on with his drawing.

Tom's doubt was taking away Fred's enjoyment. In fact, Fred was not comfortable with the knife at all, for he felt that he was having something that did not belong to him and he got worried. He even had serious thoughts of burning it, or hiding it, or giving it away; but a better plan hit him.

"Tom," said Fred, one day at break, "didn't you say that you knew who owned the knife?"

"Yes, I did. It looked like Doctor Perry's," Tom ran off to play with others, without giving the knife another thought.

It was Dr. Perry's ! Fred looked at his watch and realized he only had a little time, so he started quickly, and found the old gentleman getting ready to visit a patient. "Is this yours?" cried Fred, in breathless haste, holding up the cause of a week's anxiety.

"It was," said the doctor, "but I lost it the other day."

"I found it," said Fred, "and have felt like a thief ever since. Here, take it. I've got to run. "

"Hold on!" said the doctor. "I've got a new one, and you are quite welcome to this."

"Am I? May I ? Oh! Thank you! Now, I'm the real owner of the knife. What a different feeling!"

【1】Tom's doubt made Fred______.

A.satisfiedB.worriedC.proudD.angry

【2】After knowing the knife could be Dr. Perry's, Fred decided to _______.

A.return it to Dr. PerryB.keep it himself

C.give it to TomD.hide it or burn it

【3】What can we know about Fred from the story?

A.He hoped to be a good friend of Tom's.B.He took himself as a smart boy.

C.He expected to get the knife from Dr Perry.D.He felt happier to be an honest person.

—Sorry to hear that. We should do something to .

A.cheer up themB.cheer him upC.cheer up him

【題目】在你的成長過程中，父親一定做了許多令你感動或印象深刻的事情。父親節(jié)就要到了，Teen Times雜志正在組織感恩父親征文活動，請以“Father and me"為題寫一篇英語短文，參加本次活動。
內(nèi)容包括：
1）描述一件發(fā)生在父親和你之間的事情；
2）你的感受或?qū)δ愕挠绊懀?/span>
3）表達(dá)對父親的愛和感激之情。
要求：
1）80—100詞；
2）文中不得出現(xiàn)真實(shí)姓名及校名。