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【全效学习】八年级下学期英语核心素养评估 Module 9 核心素养评估卷
Do you have any true friends? To be honest, true friends are not easy to find. So we should do our best to find real friendships keep them.
When we are with friends, we should try to bring them closer to us. Smile is one of (easy) ways. People like to see happy (face) greeting them.
When we talk to someone, we ask questions to help him or her keep talking. Don't ask personal questions, or he or she (walk) away.
Listening is important part when we are with friends. We should listen (careful) to what people are saying, and respond(回应) the right way. Notice our body language it can show if we're listening.
Some people have the same interests as (we). It's easier to make friends with those people. We may spend hours (talk) about the same interests.
Friendships may last for all our lives. We should try to keep them long.
We can often read interesting "facts" about space online. However,some of them are wrong. The following are some common myths(荒诞说法) about space.
{#blank#}1{#/blank#} Many people believe the afternoon sun is yellow. However, the light it gives out is white. The earth's atmosphere(大气层) makes the sun appear yellow and the sky appear blue.
{#blank#}2{#/blank#} In fact, all the asteroids (小行星) together weigh only about four percent of the moon. That's why scientists are excited when they happen to see even one asteroid crashing(碰撞) into another.
{#blank#}3{#/blank#} It all depends on where you believe space begins above the earth. From the International Space Station(ISS), you can see the Great Wall and many other man-made buildings. From the moon, you can't see any buildings, but you may see some city lights.
{#blank#}4{#/blank#} Sometimes, the moon looks very close. It seems like you can almost touch it. In fact, the moon is about 385,000 kilometres away from the earth.
{#blank#}5{#/blank#} Copernicus came up with this idea as early as 1543, but in fact the universe is bigger than we think. So there is no centre of the universe and everywhere in the universe can be the centre.
A. The sun is the centre of the universe. B. The moon is very close to the earth. C. The sun is yellow. D. The asteroid belt is dangerous. E. People can only see the Great Wall from space. F. Solar system is the only system in the universe. |
What should mobile phone buttons(按键) look like? What are Shakespeare's artistic achievements? {#blank#}1{#/blank#}
As new technologies continue to develop, many students are choosing to study STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and math) so they can get good jobs later. {#blank#}2{#/blank#}They need ideas from artists, historians and sociologists(社会学家)— in other words, people who major in liberal arts(主修文科).
Learning how to program is not enough. The US writer Scott Hartley mentioned it in his book. {#blank#}3{#/blank#} He points out that soft skills, including communication, collaboration(合作) and understandings of social problems, are of equal importance.
One possible solution is to put liberal arts and STEM studies together. In fact, Lewis University in the US has started to offer a set of courses called " CS + X".{#blank#}4{#/blank#} At the University of Vermont, a program called Engineering Management connects engineering with business. Engineers need to understand markets while business people need to learn engineering.
{#blank#}5{#/blank#}Only when we know this, can we create the greatest technology with humanity.
A. Perhaps liberal arts and science should never be separated. B. Students had better study both STEM subjects and liberal arts majors. C. If a driverless car is forced to run into someone, should it have a choice? D. But questions like the ones above are hard for STEM students to answer. E. Some students prefer STEM subjects while others prefer liberal arts majors. F. He argues against the idea that liberal arts are no longer useful in today's world. G. These courses connect computer science with a liberal arts major. |
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