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Prizes: Winning apps are qualified to be displayed in the US Capitol Building and featured on the House of Representatives?24. What can we know about the author from the first paragraph?website. Winners are also invited to attend a reception on Capitol Hill and may be awarded aditional sponsor prizes.A. He just read for fun before graduation.B. He longed to learn about all knowledge.International Olympiad in Informatics ( 101)C. He considered dictionaries chances of enrichment.D. He admitted being a failure when learning languagesEach country sends a group of four students, who compete individually, to the two-day international competition. American 25. Why does the author mention the example of orrery in paragraph 3?students must win the USACO competition ( see below ) to be chosen to participate.A. To introduce a word. B. To present a finding.C. To clarify a concept.Eligibility requirements: You must be secondary school students who win your national competition.D. To support a statement.Prizes: IIofficially only gives medalsto the winners. However,the real prize is being able to write down“II winner”when26. What does the underlined part in paragraph 4 refer to?you apply to a college, which willgive you a big advantage in most top Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics( STEM)A. Getting into a dilemma.B. Encountering new problems.C. Solving complex mysteries. D. Guessing meanings of new words.college programs.USA Computing Olympiad ( USACO )27. What does the author think of dictionaries?This wellknown and well-regarded competition tests skill in areas such as programming problems that can be solved usingA. They contain everything.B. They broaden his horizons.C. They arouse our curiosity.s o , u e snd sso so u o ss n d snD. They connect us with others.results, thetop 24 orso scorers are invited toatraining camp inthe arly summer. At the end fthecamp, the top four particpantCRushing down the path, the traceur 跑者）is on the lookout for his next obstacles such as fre escapes, walls, or fences.Asare invited to attend IOI( see above ）.Eligibility requirements: You must be a middle school or high school student in the US.soon as he realizes a massive brick wall stands between him and where he wants to be, he unintentionally grabs the walland lifts Prizes: Top four participants go on to compete at IOI.himselfto stand on top ofit. His next move is a jump that lands him back on solid ground; however, noticing that he is unstable,21. In which aspect is Bebras different from the other three competitions?he rolls to avoid injury.A. It's open to any student.B. It's an online competition.Traceurs are athletes who perform remarkable gymnastic actions in urban environments. Serious traceurs are fascinated notC. Participants can focus on any topic.D. Participants must win the USACO competition.just by the physical challenges of Parkour, but by its philosophy. Those who learn to excel at Parkour claim to develop not just 22. If participants want to compete as a team, which compeition should they choose?physical fitness, but increased self-confidence and critical thinking skills, as they train themselves to find ways around everyA. Bebras. B. USA Computing Olympiad.obstacle in their paths.C. Congressional App Challenge. D. International Olympiad in Informatics.Because of these philosophical foundations, Parkour is often described by traceurs as more of a lifestyle or an art form than a封 23. What prize can an International Olympiad in Informatics winner get?A. A job offer from a website.B.An addition to the college applicationthe philosophical theory behind Parkour. People who practice Parkour should be more concerned with their relationship to theC. A chance to compete at Bebras.D. An invitation to Capitol Hill.environment than with a ticking clock, a score, or a cheering crowd. Furthermore,traceurs should work with each other to improveBconfidence, awareness, and unity. Competition, they argue, only brings about felings of conflict and disharmony.It wasn't until I graduated from college and realied that there's no such thing as all-encompassing( 包罗万象的)knowledge,While Parkour purists suggest that the philosophy behind Parkour helps to limit injuries, they must remember that notthat I was able to read for pleasure. A sense of curiosity directed me and I started to see dictionaries as field guides to the life ofeveryone who tries to leap over a mailbox is an experienced traceur trying to get in touch with his or her environment. Adolescentslanguage. Looking up words feels lesslike a failing than an admission that there are lots of things I don't know and an opportunityto discover just how manyeager to investigate this art of mvement, it would be wise for them to remember the physicality behind the philosophy. Afte allI prize my 1954 copy of Webster's New International Dictionary, Second Edition. I often consult it during evening games ofphilosophy is not much good to a broken leg.Scrabble or midday magazine reading. When I come across unfamiliar words while reading novels, I look them up. When I start28. What's the purpose of the first paragraph?encountering these words elsewhere,the linguistic(语言的）universe seems to shrink to the size ofa smalltowA. To describe what Parkour is like.B. To teach ways of avoiding injuries.Dictionaries heighten my senses: They direct my attention into a conversation with language. They make me wonder whatC. To present traceurs’ different movesD. To show the popularity of Parkour.other things I'm blind to because I haven't taught myself to notice them yet. Recently spotted examples include orrery,“a29. What can we know about Parkour?mechanical model, usually clockwork, devised to represent the motions of the moon and Earth and sometimes also other planets ）A. It is merely a form of sport.B. It is similar to competitive activities.around the sun." The Oxford English Dictionary( OED)also tells me that the word comes from the fourth Earl of Orrery, forC. It has both physical and mental benefits.D. It often takes place in rural environments.whom a copy of the first machine was made around 1700. Useful? Obviously not. Satisfying? Deeply30. What does paragraph 3 mainly talk about?o o spq p e ng au n ddn do snb u susnb ue ssqm A. Parkour is a kind of lifestyle.B. Parkour can improve confidence.knowledge, using simple words to explain complex ones. Using ne feels as if I'm prying open an oyster(rather than fallingC. The philosophical theory behind Parkour.D. Differences between Parkour and competition down a rabbit hole. Why leave solvable mysteries up to guesswork?31. What does the author advise newcomers to do?For me, dictionaries are a door into that kind of uncalculated knowledge-seeking. They remind me that following yourA. Face physical challenges boldly.B. Learn from experienced traceurscuriosity instead of brushing it aside is one of the best ways I know to fee connected to more than what's right infront of you.C. Start from leaping over a mailboxD. Consider the risk of severe harm英语样卷(七)英语样卷(七)38

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