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The reasons why NBA players get infected
最佳答案：
NBA球员感染的原因有很多。
# 频繁的人员接触
- 比赛和训练：在比赛和日常训练中，球员之间身体对抗频繁，如争抢篮板、防守、传球等动作，都会有近距离甚至直接的身体接触，这增加了病毒传播的机会。而且，一支球队的球员在训练和比赛期间长时间共处，共享训练设施和更衣室等空间，也容易导致病毒在队内传播。
- 与外界接触：球员除了在球队内部活动，还会与其他球队人员、裁判、工作人员、球迷等大量人群接触。比如在比赛中与对方球员、裁判的互动，比赛结束后与球迷的签名合影等，这些场合都可能使球员暴露在病毒环境中。
# 大量的旅行
NBA球队需要在不同城市甚至不同国家之间进行比赛，球员们经常乘坐飞机、大巴等交通工具往返。在旅途中，他们会接触到机场、飞机、大巴等公共环境中的各种设施和人员，这些地方人员流动量大且复杂，病毒传播的风险较高。不同城市的疫情状况和防控措施不同，也增加了球员感染的可能性。
# 生活方式和习惯
部分球员的生活方式可能增加感染风险。例如，一些球员在休赛期或闲暇时间可能会参加各种社交活动，出入夜店、酒吧等人员密集且通风条件可能较差的场所，从而增加与病毒接触的机会。另外，球员在比赛或训练过程中，会有一些习惯动作，如用手触摸脸部、共用毛巾、饮料瓶等，这些行为也可能导致病毒传播。
# 免疫系统压力
NBA球员的比赛强度和训练量都很大，长期处于高强度的身体和精神压力之下，会对免疫系统产生一定的影响，使身体的抵抗力下降，从而更容易受到病毒和细菌的侵袭。一些球员可能因为伤病等原因需要长期服用药物，这些药物也可能对免疫系统产生副作用，增加感染的风险。
# 检测机会多
相比普通人群，NBA球员由于受到广泛关注以及联盟和球队对健康的重视，有更多的机会接受各种病毒检测。这使得他们感染后被发现的概率更高，所以从数据上看，NBA球员感染的人数可能相对较多。
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Will NBA Live 09 be available for the PC?
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T-MAC简史(英文)
Tracy Lamar McGrady, Jr.
Born: 5-24-79
Birthplace: Bartow, Fla., U.S.A.
Height: 6-8 Weight: 215
High School: Mount Zion Christian Academy and Auburndale High School
Drafted: 1997 First Round by the Toronto Raptors (9th overall)
Position: G-F
Jersey #: 1
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
Selected by Toronto in the first round (ninth overall) of the 1997 NBA Draft..Traded by Toronto to Orlando in exchange for a future first round draft pick in a sign-and-trade deal (Aug. 3, 2000). Traded to the Houston Rockets long with Juwan Howard, Tyronn Lue and Reece Gaines in exchange for Steve Francis, Cuttino Mobley and Kelvin Cato (June 30, 2004).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• Was voted First-Team All-NBA, a member of the Eastern Conference All-Star team and won his second-straight scoring championship (28.0 ppg).
• Scored a career-high 62 points vs. the Washington Wizards on 3/10/04.
• Finished the 02-03 campaign as the NBA scoring champion and averaged more than 30 points per game. He became the youngest player to average 30-plus points per game since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77 and the youngest since Bob McAdoo (34.5 ppg) back in 1974-75.
• Voted a starter at the 2001 and 2003 NBA All-Star Games
• Dished out a career-best 13 assists @ Philadelphia on March 17 and recorded a career-high six steals vs. Denver on March 15
• Captured the NBA's Most Improved Player Award and was named to the All-NBA First Team in the 01-02 and 02-03 seasons
• Tied a franchise playoff record with 42 points during Game 3 on 04/28/01 vs. Milwaukee
• Recorded a rookie season-high 22 points and 8 rebounds against the New Jersey Nets on 2/13/98
• Scored 9 points, in 10 minutes, in the Schick Rookie Game during the 1998 NBA All-Star Weekend in New York
• Made his first career NBA start, totaling 13 points and 5 rebounds, against the Washington Wizards on 12/31/97
• Made his NBA debut against the Miami Heat on 10/31/97
• Named the USA Today Player of the Year and the North Carolina state Player of the Year by The Associated Press after his senior year at Mount Zion Christian Academy
PERSONAL
• Recognized for his tremendous efforts in the Central Florida community with the 2003 Rich and Helen DeVos Community Enrichment Award
• In 2003, was named among all professional athletes as “Good Guys in Sports” by The Sporting News, recognizing athletes for outstanding character and exemplary civic responsibility
• Took several classes over the 2000 summer at nearby Rollins College which focused on leadership skills
• Considered attending Kentucky or Florida State before opting to declare himself for the 1997 NBA Draft
• Donated $300,000 to Mt. Zion after being drafted by Toronto and intends to make a donation to Auburndale High School
• Names Jim Carrey and Martin Lawrence as his favorite performers and enjoys watching karate movies
• Favorite meal is his mother's special spaghetti and meatballs
• Cousin of NBA All-Star and former Rookie-of-the-Year Vince Carter.
CAREER HIGHS
2003-04 Season Highs
Points: 62 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Field Goals Made: 20 (twice)
Field Goals Attempted: 37 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Three-pointers Made: 8 (3 times)
Three-pointers Att.: 16 @ Atlanta 2/2/03
Free Throws Made: 18 vs. Detroit 12/25/02
Free Throws Attempted: 26 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Offensive Rebounds: 10 vs. Chicago 2/29/00
Defensive Rebounds: 12 vs. Atlanta 2/3/01
Total Rebounds: 17 vs. San Antonio 2/3/02
Assists: 13 (4 times)
Steals: 6 vs. Denver 3/15/02
Blocks: 7 vs. Houston 3/19/00
Minutes Played: 55 @ New York 2/28/03
2003-2004
Led the NBA in scoring average for the second-straight season, posting 28.0 points per game with Orlando.. Became the third-youngest player in NBA history to claim multiple scoring titles, trailing only Wilt Chamberlain and Bob McAdoo.. Stands as one of nine players in NBA history to win consecutive scoring crowns.. Also averaged 6.0 rebounds, a career-high-tying 5.5 assists and 1.39 steals in 67 starts to earn All-NBA Second Team honors.. Set a career high with a Magic franchise-record and NBA individual season-high 62 points vs. Washington on Mar. 10.. Also tied a career high with 20 field goals made vs. the Wizards, matching the total from his 51-point effort at Denver on Nov. 14.. Scored his 10,000th career point on Feb. 20 vs. Denver, becoming the second-youngest player in NBA history to reach this mark behind Kobe Bryant.. Hit eight 3-pointers in the first half at Cleveland on Jan. 26 to tie an NBA record and match his career high.. Led the Magic in points 54 times and assists 41 times.. Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week on Dec. 22 .. Scored 13 points
starting for the East in the 2004 NBA All-Star Game.
2003-04 NBA STATISTICAL RANK
#1 in the NBA in Points Per Game (28.0)
#4 in the NBA in Field Goals Made (653)
#4 in the NBA in Three-Point Field Goals Made (174)
#7 in the NBA in Free Throws (398)
#3 in the NBA in Points (1878)
#1 in the NBA in Field-Goal Attempts Per 48 Minutes (28.1)
#10 in the NBA in Free Throw Attempts Per 48 Minutes (8.97)
#1 in the NBA in Points Per 48 Minutes (33.7)
#14 in the NBA in Efficiency Ranking Per 48 Minutes (28.55)
#9 in the NBA in Minutes Per Game (39.9)
#2 in the NBA in Field Goal Attempts (1566)
#4 in the NBA in Three-Point Field Goal Attempts (513)
#9 in the NBA in Free Throw Attempts (500)
#2 in the NBA in Field Goals Per 48 Minutes (11.72)
#7 in the NBA in Free Throws Per 48 Minutes (7.14)
#7 in the NBA in Three-Point Field Goals Per 48 Minutes (3.12)
#6 in the NBA in Efficiency Ranking (23.75)
2003-04 SEASON HIGHS
Points: 62 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Field Goals Made: 20 (twice)
Field Goals Attempted: 37 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Three-pointers Made: 8 (3 times)
Three-pointers Att.: 15 vs. Milwaukee 3/3/04
Free Throws Made: 17 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Free Throws Attempted: 26 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Offensive Rebounds: 6 vs. New Orleans 12/2/03
Defensive Rebounds: 9 (4 times)
Total Rebounds: 15 vs. New Orleans 12/2/03
Assists: 12 vs. Golden State 12/19/03
Steals: 5 (2 times)
Blocks: 3 @ New York 10/29/03
Minutes Played: 50 vs. Cleveland 12/25/03
2002-03
Named to the All-NBA First Team …NBA Scoring Champion…Finished fourth in voting for NBA MVP…Appeared in 75 games (74 starts) for Orlando, averaging career-high 32.1 ppg., 6.5 rpg., a team-high and career-high 5.5 apg. and a team-high-tying 1.65 stlpg. in a team-best 39.4 minpg…Broke Magic single-season scoring record with 2,407 points…Along with Kobe Bryant, became the seventh (and eighth) players in NBA history to average at least 30.0 ppg., 6.0 rpg. and 5.0 apg. in a single season…Also became the youngest player since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77 to average 30-plus points per game, and the youngest since Bob McAdoo in 1974-75…Shot .457 (829-1813) from the floor, .386 (173-448) from three-point range and .793 (576-726) from the free throw line…Besides leading the NBA in scoring, also ranked among league leaders in steals (T-14th), minutes played (T-15th), assists (T-18th) and three-point FG percentage (26th)…2003 NBA All-Star Game starter (29 points, five rebounds, two assists)…Named the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Month for November 2002 and March 2003…Also named NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week three times (weeks ending Feb. 23, Mar. 9 and Apr. 13), the most by any player in the league…Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-best 69 times, including a career-high 52 points on Feb. 21 vs. Chicago…Also led (or tied) the team in rebounding a team-best 26 times and in assists a team-best 40 times…Recorded double figures in scoring a team-best 75 times (scored 10+ points in 111 straight games played – Jan. 24, 2002-present)…Netted 20+ points 70 times, 30+ points a club-record 51 times and 40+ points a team-record 11 times…Had second triple-double of his career with 46 points, career-high-tying 13 assists and 10 boards on Feb. 23 @ New Jersey…Also had team-best 18 double-doubles…Set team records for most points in a quarter (25, 2nd) and in a half (37, 1st) on Mar. 9 vs. Denver…Also set team records with 14 straight 30+ point games (Mar. 5-Apr. 1, the second-longest streak in the NBA since 1975-76) and 45 consecutive 20+ point games (Dec. 25-Apr. 1)…Connected on at least one three-point FG in 50 straight games (Dec. 27-present), the longest current streak in the NBA…Had career-best seven trifectas (7-11 3FG) on Mar. 23 @ Miami (finished with 37 points)…Recorded at least one steal in 61 outings and had two or more steals in 42 games, including season-best five steals on Jan. 12 @ Philadelphia and Dec. 13 vs. Golden State…Blocked at least one shot in 38 games and had two or more blocks 14 times…Did not play seven times (Apr. 16-CD; Jan. 26 due to personal reasons-birth of his daughter; Dec. 16, 20, 23 due to low back contusion; Dec. 4 due to sprained left ankle; Nov. 24 due to back spasms)…Started in all seven playoff games vs. Detroit, averaging 31.7 ppg., 6.7 rpg., 4.7 apg. and 2.00 stlpg. in 44.0 minpg….Scored Magic playoff record 46 points on Apr. 23 @ Detroit (Game #2)…It also tied the most points ever scored at The Palace of Auburn Hills…Netted 43 points on Apr. 20 @ Detroit (Game #1)…Led (or tied) the Magic in scoring seven times, in rebounding once and in assists four times.
2001-02
Named to the All-NBA First Team…Played and started in 76 games for Orlando and enjoyed another breakthrough season, averaging 25.6 ppg., 7.8 rpg., 5.3 apg. and 1.57 stlpg. in 38.3 minpg….Finished fourth in voting for NBA MVP…Led the Magic and ranked among NBA leaders in scoring (4th), rebounding (T-25th) and minutes played (T-20th), while finishing second in assists (T-22nd) and steals (19th)…One of only two NBA players (Bryant) to average at least 25.0 ppg., 5.0 rpg. and 5.0 apg….Named to the NBA All-Star team for the second straight season and led the East with 24 points…Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-best 55 times, in rebounding a team-best 37 times and in assists 33 times…Scored in double figures a team-high 74 times, including a then-career-high 50 points (18-29 FG, 4-7 3FG, 10-15 FT) on Mar. 8 vs. Washington..Netted 20-plus points 60 times, 30-plus points 22 times and 40-plus points six times…Recorded team-best 23 double-doubles…Notched first-ever triple-double (22 pts., 11 rebs., 11 asts.) on Feb. 23 vs. Philadelphia…Had 26 points and career-high 17 rebounds on Feb. 3 vs. San Antonio…Tallied 29 points, career-high 13 assists and eight boards on Mar. 17 @ Philadelphia…Named the NBA Player of the Month in the Eastern Conference for February…Named the NBA Player of the Week in the East for the period ending Mar. 17, 2002 (31.3 ppg., 10.0 apg., 7.7 rpg., 3.00 stlpg. and 2.33 blkpg. in 44.7 minpg. – three games)…Had at least one blocked shot in 46 games and had at least one steal 56 times…Missed six games due to injury (Mar. 24 due to back spasms, Feb. 24 due to sore right foot, Apr. 17 and Dec. 19-22 due to strained lower back)…In four playoff outings vs. Charlotte, averaged 30.8 ppg., 6.3 rpg., 5.5 apg. and 1.75 blkpg. in 44.5 minpg….Led Orlando during the postseason in scoring, assists, blocks and minutes…Also led the NBA in postseason scoring average…Led (or tied) the team in scoring all four games…Grabbed career-playoff-high 11 rebounds in Game #2 @ Charlotte on Apr. 23.
2000-01
Played and started in 77 games for Orlando and enjoyed another breakthrough season, averaging 26.8 ppg., 7.5 rpg., 4.6 apg., 1.53 blkpg. and 1.51 stlpg. in 40.1 minpg.. Posted career-highs in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, and minutes played..Captured the NBA's Most Improved Player Award and was named to the All-NBA Second Team..Led the Magic and ranked among NBA leaders in scoring (seventh) and minutes played (12th), while finishing second in rebounding (T-31st), assists (T-30th), blocked shots (26th) and steals (T-17th)..Voted a starter at the 2001 NBA All-Star Game..Recorded the highest scoring average in NBA history for players 21-years-old or younger (see charts below)..Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-best 58 times, in rebounding 35 times and in assists 24 times..Scored in double figures a team-high 76 times, including a career-high 49 points on Apr. 13 @ Washington..Netted 20-plus points 63 times, 30-plus points 26 times and 40-plus points five times..Recorded team-best 18 double-doubles..Named the NBA Player of the Month for February after averaging 29.3 ppg., 7.6 rpg., 5.0 apg., 1.67 stlpg. and 1.07 blkpg. in 42.1 minpg. (12 games)..Ripped down a career-high-tying 15 rebounds on Feb. 3 vs. Atlanta and on Jan. 27 vs. Miami..Dished out a career-best 11 assists vs. Boston on Apr. 4 and recorded a career-high five steals vs. Atlanta on Feb. 3..Logged career-best 50 minutes on Feb. 2 @ Philadelphia and on Nov. 19 vs. Portland..Had two or more blocked shots in 35 games and had two or more steals 36 times..Missed two games (Nov. 25, 27) due to an infected left hand and was suspended for three games (Nov. 4, Mar. 14 and Mar. 16)..Started in all four playoff outings, averaging 33.8 ppg., 8.3 apg., 6.5 rpg., 1.75 stlpg. and 1.25 blkpg. in 44.5 minpg..At the time of Orlando's elimination, led all NBA players in postseason scoring..Tied a franchise playoff record with 42 points during Game #3 on Apr. 28 vs. Milwaukee..Set an NBA playoff record for most field goal attempts in a four-game series with 123..Led (or tied) the team in scoring and in assists during all four playoff games..Tied franchise playoff record with 18 points during second quarter in Game #2 on Apr. 25 @ Milwaukee..In fact, scored 20 straight points for the Magic during that outing.
1999-00
Played in 79 games for Toronto, averaging then career-highs of 15.4 ppg., 6.3 rpg., 3.3 apg., 1.91 blkpg. and 1.14 stlpg. in 31.2 minpg..Led the Raptors and was 12th in the NBA in blocked shots (led all guards and small forwards)..Finished second on the club in scoring, third in rebounding and fourth in steals..Tied for third in voting for the NBA Sixth Man Award and finished fifth for the NBA's Most Improved Player Award..Led (or tied) the team in scoring eight times, rebounding 12 times and assists 15 times..Scored in double figures 51 times, including 19 games with 20 points or more..Recorded 11 double-doubles..Poured in 28 points vs. Detroit on Apr. 4..Ripped down a career-high 15 rebounds vs. Chicago on Feb. 29..Recorded a career-high seven blocked shots on Mar. 19 vs. Houston..Competed in the NBA.com Slam Dunk Contest during All-Star Weekend in Oakland, Calif. and finished in third place..In three playoff outings against New York, averaged 16.7 ppg., 7.0 rpg., 3.0 apg., 1.00 blkpg. and 1.00 stlpg. in 37.0 minpg..Poured in 25 points and had 10 rebounds on Apr. 23 at New York in postseason debut.
1998-99
Appeared in 49 games for Toronto, averaging 9.3 ppg., 5.7 rpg., 2.3 apg., 1.35 blkpg. and 1.06 stlpg. in 22.6 minpg..Stodd second on the Raptors in blocked shots and field goal percentage (.436), third in rebounding and steals, and fifth in scoring and assists..Also led the team in offensive rebounds with 120..Ranked 20th in the NBA in blocked shots and was second only to teammate Vince Carter among all guards..The 433 points he scored as a reserve were the 12th best in the league..Netted a then-career-high 27 points in only 25 minutes vs. Charlotte on Apr. 27.
1997-98
Played in 64 games during his rookie campaign with Toronto, making 17 starts..Averaged 7.0 ppg., 4.2 rpg. and 1.5 apg. in 18.4 minpg..Ranked among all NBA rookies in blocked shots (T-7th), field goal percentage (T-8th), rebounding (T-9th) and scoring (18th)..Made his first NBA start at Washington on Dec. 31, totaling 13 points and five rebounds..Participated in the Schick Rookie Game during the 1998 All-Star Weekend in New York, scoring nine points in 10 minutes..Made his NBA debut @ Miami on Oct. 31, 1997.
PRE-NBA
Selected as the USA Today Player-of-the-Year as the top high school player in the United States following his senior season at Mt. Zion Christian Academy..Averaged 27.5 ppg., 8.7 rpg., 7.7 apg., 2.80 stlpg. and 2.00 blkpg..Named McDonald's All-American and the Player-of-the-Year in North Carolina by Associated Press..Led Mt. Zion to a 26-2 record as one of the top prep teams in the country..Recorded highs of 37 points and 17 boards during the season..Played in Magic's Roundball Classic in Auburn Hills, Mich., finishing with 13 points (6-7 FG) and helping the West to a 124-106 victory on Apr. 6, 1997..Named MVP as he led Mt. Zion to victory at the Reebok Holiday Prep Classic, a 54-team tournament held in Las Vegas in December of 1996..Transferred to Mt. Zion from Auburndale High School in Florida..As a junior, averaged 23.1 ppg., 12.2 rpg., 4.90 blkpg. and 4.0 apg..Named MVP of the prestigious adidas ABCD Camp in New Jersey during the summer of 1996..HoopScoop, a recruiting publication, hailed him as the "sleeper of the decade".
T-MAC简史(英文)
Tracy Lamar McGrady, Jr.
Born: 5-24-79
Birthplace: Bartow, Fla., U.S.A.
Height: 6-8 Weight: 215
High School: Mount Zion Christian Academy and Auburndale High School
Drafted: 1997 First Round by the Toronto Raptors (9th overall)
Position: G-F
Jersey #: 1
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
Selected by Toronto in the first round (ninth overall) of the 1997 NBA Draft..Traded by Toronto to Orlando in exchange for a future first round draft pick in a sign-and-trade deal (Aug. 3, 2000). Traded to the Houston Rockets long with Juwan Howard, Tyronn Lue and Reece Gaines in exchange for Steve Francis, Cuttino Mobley and Kelvin Cato (June 30, 2004).
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• Was voted First-Team All-NBA, a member of the Eastern Conference All-Star team and won his second-straight scoring championship (28.0 ppg).
• Scored a career-high 62 points vs. the Washington Wizards on 3/10/04.
• Finished the 02-03 campaign as the NBA scoring champion and averaged more than 30 points per game. He became the youngest player to average 30-plus points per game since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77 and the youngest since Bob McAdoo (34.5 ppg) back in 1974-75.
• Voted a starter at the 2001 and 2003 NBA All-Star Games
• Dished out a career-best 13 assists @ Philadelphia on March 17 and recorded a career-high six steals vs. Denver on March 15
• Captured the NBA's Most Improved Player Award and was named to the All-NBA First Team in the 01-02 and 02-03 seasons
• Tied a franchise playoff record with 42 points during Game 3 on 04/28/01 vs. Milwaukee
• Recorded a rookie season-high 22 points and 8 rebounds against the New Jersey Nets on 2/13/98
• Scored 9 points, in 10 minutes, in the Schick Rookie Game during the 1998 NBA All-Star Weekend in New York
• Made his first career NBA start, totaling 13 points and 5 rebounds, against the Washington Wizards on 12/31/97
• Made his NBA debut against the Miami Heat on 10/31/97
• Named the USA Today Player of the Year and the North Carolina state Player of the Year by The Associated Press after his senior year at Mount Zion Christian Academy
PERSONAL
• Recognized for his tremendous efforts in the Central Florida community with the 2003 Rich and Helen DeVos Community Enrichment Award
• In 2003, was named among all professional athletes as “Good Guys in Sports” by The Sporting News, recognizing athletes for outstanding character and exemplary civic responsibility
• Took several classes over the 2000 summer at nearby Rollins College which focused on leadership skills
• Considered attending Kentucky or Florida State before opting to declare himself for the 1997 NBA Draft
• Donated $300,000 to Mt. Zion after being drafted by Toronto and intends to make a donation to Auburndale High School
• Names Jim Carrey and Martin Lawrence as his favorite performers and enjoys watching karate movies
• Favorite meal is his mother's special spaghetti and meatballs
• Cousin of NBA All-Star and former Rookie-of-the-Year Vince Carter.
CAREER HIGHS
2003-04 Season Highs
Points: 62 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Field Goals Made: 20 (twice)
Field Goals Attempted: 37 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Three-pointers Made: 8 (3 times)
Three-pointers Att.: 16 @ Atlanta 2/2/03
Free Throws Made: 18 vs. Detroit 12/25/02
Free Throws Attempted: 26 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Offensive Rebounds: 10 vs. Chicago 2/29/00
Defensive Rebounds: 12 vs. Atlanta 2/3/01
Total Rebounds: 17 vs. San Antonio 2/3/02
Assists: 13 (4 times)
Steals: 6 vs. Denver 3/15/02
Blocks: 7 vs. Houston 3/19/00
Minutes Played: 55 @ New York 2/28/03
2003-2004
Led the NBA in scoring average for the second-straight season, posting 28.0 points per game with Orlando.. Became the third-youngest player in NBA history to claim multiple scoring titles, trailing only Wilt Chamberlain and Bob McAdoo.. Stands as one of nine players in NBA history to win consecutive scoring crowns.. Also averaged 6.0 rebounds, a career-high-tying 5.5 assists and 1.39 steals in 67 starts to earn All-NBA Second Team honors.. Set a career high with a Magic franchise-record and NBA individual season-high 62 points vs. Washington on Mar. 10.. Also tied a career high with 20 field goals made vs. the Wizards, matching the total from his 51-point effort at Denver on Nov. 14.. Scored his 10,000th career point on Feb. 20 vs. Denver, becoming the second-youngest player in NBA history to reach this mark behind Kobe Bryant.. Hit eight 3-pointers in the first half at Cleveland on Jan. 26 to tie an NBA record and match his career high.. Led the Magic in points 54 times and assists 41 times.. Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week on Dec. 22 .. Scored 13 points
starting for the East in the 2004 NBA All-Star Game.
2003-04 NBA STATISTICAL RANK
#1 in the NBA in Points Per Game (28.0)
#4 in the NBA in Field Goals Made (653)
#4 in the NBA in Three-Point Field Goals Made (174)
#7 in the NBA in Free Throws (398)
#3 in the NBA in Points (1878)
#1 in the NBA in Field-Goal Attempts Per 48 Minutes (28.1)
#10 in the NBA in Free Throw Attempts Per 48 Minutes (8.97)
#1 in the NBA in Points Per 48 Minutes (33.7)
#14 in the NBA in Efficiency Ranking Per 48 Minutes (28.55)
#9 in the NBA in Minutes Per Game (39.9)
#2 in the NBA in Field Goal Attempts (1566)
#4 in the NBA in Three-Point Field Goal Attempts (513)
#9 in the NBA in Free Throw Attempts (500)
#2 in the NBA in Field Goals Per 48 Minutes (11.72)
#7 in the NBA in Free Throws Per 48 Minutes (7.14)
#7 in the NBA in Three-Point Field Goals Per 48 Minutes (3.12)
#6 in the NBA in Efficiency Ranking (23.75)
2003-04 SEASON HIGHS
Points: 62 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Field Goals Made: 20 (twice)
Field Goals Attempted: 37 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Three-pointers Made: 8 (3 times)
Three-pointers Att.: 15 vs. Milwaukee 3/3/04
Free Throws Made: 17 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Free Throws Attempted: 26 vs. Washington 3/10/04
Offensive Rebounds: 6 vs. New Orleans 12/2/03
Defensive Rebounds: 9 (4 times)
Total Rebounds: 15 vs. New Orleans 12/2/03
Assists: 12 vs. Golden State 12/19/03
Steals: 5 (2 times)
Blocks: 3 @ New York 10/29/03
Minutes Played: 50 vs. Cleveland 12/25/03
2002-03
Named to the All-NBA First Team …NBA Scoring Champion…Finished fourth in voting for NBA MVP…Appeared in 75 games (74 starts) for Orlando, averaging career-high 32.1 ppg., 6.5 rpg., a team-high and career-high 5.5 apg. and a team-high-tying 1.65 stlpg. in a team-best 39.4 minpg…Broke Magic single-season scoring record with 2,407 points…Along with Kobe Bryant, became the seventh (and eighth) players in NBA history to average at least 30.0 ppg., 6.0 rpg. and 5.0 apg. in a single season…Also became the youngest player since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77 to average 30-plus points per game, and the youngest since Bob McAdoo in 1974-75…Shot .457 (829-1813) from the floor, .386 (173-448) from three-point range and .793 (576-726) from the free throw line…Besides leading the NBA in scoring, also ranked among league leaders in steals (T-14th), minutes played (T-15th), assists (T-18th) and three-point FG percentage (26th)…2003 NBA All-Star Game starter (29 points, five rebounds, two assists)…Named the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Month for November 2002 and March 2003…Also named NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week three times (weeks ending Feb. 23, Mar. 9 and Apr. 13), the most by any player in the league…Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-best 69 times, including a career-high 52 points on Feb. 21 vs. Chicago…Also led (or tied) the team in rebounding a team-best 26 times and in assists a team-best 40 times…Recorded double figures in scoring a team-best 75 times (scored 10+ points in 111 straight games played – Jan. 24, 2002-present)…Netted 20+ points 70 times, 30+ points a club-record 51 times and 40+ points a team-record 11 times…Had second triple-double of his career with 46 points, career-high-tying 13 assists and 10 boards on Feb. 23 @ New Jersey…Also had team-best 18 double-doubles…Set team records for most points in a quarter (25, 2nd) and in a half (37, 1st) on Mar. 9 vs. Denver…Also set team records with 14 straight 30+ point games (Mar. 5-Apr. 1, the second-longest streak in the NBA since 1975-76) and 45 consecutive 20+ point games (Dec. 25-Apr. 1)…Connected on at least one three-point FG in 50 straight games (Dec. 27-present), the longest current streak in the NBA…Had career-best seven trifectas (7-11 3FG) on Mar. 23 @ Miami (finished with 37 points)…Recorded at least one steal in 61 outings and had two or more steals in 42 games, including season-best five steals on Jan. 12 @ Philadelphia and Dec. 13 vs. Golden State…Blocked at least one shot in 38 games and had two or more blocks 14 times…Did not play seven times (Apr. 16-CD; Jan. 26 due to personal reasons-birth of his daughter; Dec. 16, 20, 23 due to low back contusion; Dec. 4 due to sprained left ankle; Nov. 24 due to back spasms)…Started in all seven playoff games vs. Detroit, averaging 31.7 ppg., 6.7 rpg., 4.7 apg. and 2.00 stlpg. in 44.0 minpg….Scored Magic playoff record 46 points on Apr. 23 @ Detroit (Game #2)…It also tied the most points ever scored at The Palace of Auburn Hills…Netted 43 points on Apr. 20 @ Detroit (Game #1)…Led (or tied) the Magic in scoring seven times, in rebounding once and in assists four times.
2001-02
Named to the All-NBA First Team…Played and started in 76 games for Orlando and enjoyed another breakthrough season, averaging 25.6 ppg., 7.8 rpg., 5.3 apg. and 1.57 stlpg. in 38.3 minpg….Finished fourth in voting for NBA MVP…Led the Magic and ranked among NBA leaders in scoring (4th), rebounding (T-25th) and minutes played (T-20th), while finishing second in assists (T-22nd) and steals (19th)…One of only two NBA players (Bryant) to average at least 25.0 ppg., 5.0 rpg. and 5.0 apg….Named to the NBA All-Star team for the second straight season and led the East with 24 points…Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-best 55 times, in rebounding a team-best 37 times and in assists 33 times…Scored in double figures a team-high 74 times, including a then-career-high 50 points (18-29 FG, 4-7 3FG, 10-15 FT) on Mar. 8 vs. Washington..Netted 20-plus points 60 times, 30-plus points 22 times and 40-plus points six times…Recorded team-best 23 double-doubles…Notched first-ever triple-double (22 pts., 11 rebs., 11 asts.) on Feb. 23 vs. Philadelphia…Had 26 points and career-high 17 rebounds on Feb. 3 vs. San Antonio…Tallied 29 points, career-high 13 assists and eight boards on Mar. 17 @ Philadelphia…Named the NBA Player of the Month in the Eastern Conference for February…Named the NBA Player of the Week in the East for the period ending Mar. 17, 2002 (31.3 ppg., 10.0 apg., 7.7 rpg., 3.00 stlpg. and 2.33 blkpg. in 44.7 minpg. – three games)…Had at least one blocked shot in 46 games and had at least one steal 56 times…Missed six games due to injury (Mar. 24 due to back spasms, Feb. 24 due to sore right foot, Apr. 17 and Dec. 19-22 due to strained lower back)…In four playoff outings vs. Charlotte, averaged 30.8 ppg., 6.3 rpg., 5.5 apg. and 1.75 blkpg. in 44.5 minpg….Led Orlando during the postseason in scoring, assists, blocks and minutes…Also led the NBA in postseason scoring average…Led (or tied) the team in scoring all four games…Grabbed career-playoff-high 11 rebounds in Game #2 @ Charlotte on Apr. 23.
2000-01
Played and started in 77 games for Orlando and enjoyed another breakthrough season, averaging 26.8 ppg., 7.5 rpg., 4.6 apg., 1.53 blkpg. and 1.51 stlpg. in 40.1 minpg.. Posted career-highs in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, and minutes played..Captured the NBA's Most Improved Player Award and was named to the All-NBA Second Team..Led the Magic and ranked among NBA leaders in scoring (seventh) and minutes played (12th), while finishing second in rebounding (T-31st), assists (T-30th), blocked shots (26th) and steals (T-17th)..Voted a starter at the 2001 NBA All-Star Game..Recorded the highest scoring average in NBA history for players 21-years-old or younger (see charts below)..Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-best 58 times, in rebounding 35 times and in assists 24 times..Scored in double figures a team-high 76 times, including a career-high 49 points on Apr. 13 @ Washington..Netted 20-plus points 63 times, 30-plus points 26 times and 40-plus points five times..Recorded team-best 18 double-doubles..Named the NBA Player of the Month for February after averaging 29.3 ppg., 7.6 rpg., 5.0 apg., 1.67 stlpg. and 1.07 blkpg. in 42.1 minpg. (12 games)..Ripped down a career-high-tying 15 rebounds on Feb. 3 vs. Atlanta and on Jan. 27 vs. Miami..Dished out a career-best 11 assists vs. Boston on Apr. 4 and recorded a career-high five steals vs. Atlanta on Feb. 3..Logged career-best 50 minutes on Feb. 2 @ Philadelphia and on Nov. 19 vs. Portland..Had two or more blocked shots in 35 games and had two or more steals 36 times..Missed two games (Nov. 25, 27) due to an infected left hand and was suspended for three games (Nov. 4, Mar. 14 and Mar. 16)..Started in all four playoff outings, averaging 33.8 ppg., 8.3 apg., 6.5 rpg., 1.75 stlpg. and 1.25 blkpg. in 44.5 minpg..At the time of Orlando's elimination, led all NBA players in postseason scoring..Tied a franchise playoff record with 42 points during Game #3 on Apr. 28 vs. Milwaukee..Set an NBA playoff record for most field goal attempts in a four-game series with 123..Led (or tied) the team in scoring and in assists during all four playoff games..Tied franchise playoff record with 18 points during second quarter in Game #2 on Apr. 25 @ Milwaukee..In fact, scored 20 straight points for the Magic during that outing.
1999-00
Played in 79 games for Toronto, averaging then career-highs of 15.4 ppg., 6.3 rpg., 3.3 apg., 1.91 blkpg. and 1.14 stlpg. in 31.2 minpg..Led the Raptors and was 12th in the NBA in blocked shots (led all guards and small forwards)..Finished second on the club in scoring, third in rebounding and fourth in steals..Tied for third in voting for the NBA Sixth Man Award and finished fifth for the NBA's Most Improved Player Award..Led (or tied) the team in scoring eight times, rebounding 12 times and assists 15 times..Scored in double figures 51 times, including 19 games with 20 points or more..Recorded 11 double-doubles..Poured in 28 points vs. Detroit on Apr. 4..Ripped down a career-high 15 rebounds vs. Chicago on Feb. 29..Recorded a career-high seven blocked shots on Mar. 19 vs. Houston..Competed in the NBA.com Slam Dunk Contest during All-Star Weekend in Oakland, Calif. and finished in third place..In three playoff outings against New York, averaged 16.7 ppg., 7.0 rpg., 3.0 apg., 1.00 blkpg. and 1.00 stlpg. in 37.0 minpg..Poured in 25 points and had 10 rebounds on Apr. 23 at New York in postseason debut.
1998-99
Appeared in 49 games for Toronto, averaging 9.3 ppg., 5.7 rpg., 2.3 apg., 1.35 blkpg. and 1.06 stlpg. in 22.6 minpg..Stodd second on the Raptors in blocked shots and field goal percentage (.436), third in rebounding and steals, and fifth in scoring and assists..Also led the team in offensive rebounds with 120..Ranked 20th in the NBA in blocked shots and was second only to teammate Vince Carter among all guards..The 433 points he scored as a reserve were the 12th best in the league..Netted a then-career-high 27 points in only 25 minutes vs. Charlotte on Apr. 27.
1997-98
Played in 64 games during his rookie campaign with Toronto, making 17 starts..Averaged 7.0 ppg., 4.2 rpg. and 1.5 apg. in 18.4 minpg..Ranked among all NBA rookies in blocked shots (T-7th), field goal percentage (T-8th), rebounding (T-9th) and scoring (18th)..Made his first NBA start at Washington on Dec. 31, totaling 13 points and five rebounds..Participated in the Schick Rookie Game during the 1998 All-Star Weekend in New York, scoring nine points in 10 minutes..Made his NBA debut @ Miami on Oct. 31, 1997.
PRE-NBA
Selected as the USA Today Player-of-the-Year as the top high school player in the United States following his senior season at Mt. Zion Christian Academy..Averaged 27.5 ppg., 8.7 rpg., 7.7 apg., 2.80 stlpg. and 2.00 blkpg..Named McDonald's All-American and the Player-of-the-Year in North Carolina by Associated Press..Led Mt. Zion to a 26-2 record as one of the top prep teams in the country..Recorded highs of 37 points and 17 boards during the season..Played in Magic's Roundball Classic in Auburn Hills, Mich., finishing with 13 points (6-7 FG) and helping the West to a 124-106 victory on Apr. 6, 1997..Named MVP as he led Mt. Zion to victory at the Reebok Holiday Prep Classic, a 54-team tournament held in Las Vegas in December of 1996..Transferred to Mt. Zion from Auburndale High School in Florida..As a junior, averaged 23.1 ppg., 12.2 rpg., 4.90 blkpg. and 4.0 apg..Named MVP of the prestigious adidas ABCD Camp in New Jersey during the summer of 1996..HoopScoop, a recruiting publication, hailed him as the "sleeper of the decade".
七年级英语作文
在日常学习、工作和生活中，大家都写过作文吧，作文是人们以书面形式表情达意的言语活动。那么问题来了，到底应如何写一篇优秀的作文呢？下面是我精心整理的七年级英语作文5篇，供大家参考借鉴，希望可以帮助到有需要的朋友。
七年级英语作文 篇1
This is our house.It`s nice and big!It`s a warm world. All family are live in it. Ha!This is my parents`room.It`s big.My father is sit on the this chair.My mother is sleep on this bed. This is my room.It`s big,too.It`s name`s "Ann park" beacause it`s very lovely and interisting.This is my desk.Everyday I do homework here.This is my bed.It`s pink beacause pink is my favourite couler. This is our sitting room.It`s tidy.It has a table,four chairs,a TV,a mat and a flower.We often sing songs here and watch TV here. This is our book room.It`s big but small than the sitting room.It has many many wonderful books.We are read books and newspapers here. This is our bathroom .It`s big.We take baths,wash faces and brush teeth here. Our house!Our warm world!I love U!
这是我们的房子。很高兴和大!这是一个温暖的世界。所有家庭都住在这。哈!这是我父母它。它是大的。我的父亲是坐在这把椅子上。我妈妈是睡在这张床。这是我的房间。它很大。它的名字叫“安公园”因为它很可爱和乐趣。这是我的办公桌。每天我都在做作业。这是我的床。因为它是粉红色的粉红色是我最喜欢的外壳。这是我们的.客厅。它是整洁。它有一张桌子,四把椅子,一个电视,一个垫子和一朵花。我们经常在这里唱歌和看电视。这是我们的书的房间。它比客厅大,但小。它有许多美妙的书。我们在这里读书和报纸。这是我们的浴室。它是大的。我们洗澡,洗的脸和刷牙。 我们的房子!我们的温暖的世界!我爱你!
七年级英语作文 篇2
On Saturday, we went camping, with our teachers. First we pitched the tent. then our older brothers and older sisters played game with us. At noon, we all had a delicious lunch followed by a barbecue for dinner. At night, we had bonfire and sang and danced. We didn’t sleep until 10:20 at night. But some of the boys were so noisy we couldnt fall alseep. I only slept for three hours. the next morning, everybody woke up very early. After exercising in the morning, we all went to see the small pigs. On the way there, we saw a lot of geese. At 10:00, we went back to eat ice cream. It was so cold. then, we all played games together. We ate lunch at 12:00. In the afternoon, we played musical instruments and sang. After that, camp was over. We had a lot of fun at the summer camp. I am looking forward o going to another summer camp soon.
周六,我们和我们的老师一起去野营了。首先,我们搭好了帐篷。然后我们的哥哥和姐姐和我们玩游戏。中午,我们都有一个美味的午餐和烧烤晚餐。在晚上,我们有篝火唱歌跳舞。我们直到晚上十点二十分才睡觉。但是一些男孩太吵了以致我们无法睡着。我只睡了三个小时。第二天早上,大家很早就醒来了。早上锻炼后,我们都去看小猪。在去那儿的路上,我们看到很多鹅。10点,我们回来吃了冰淇淋。它太冷了。然后,我们一起玩游戏。我们十二点钟吃午饭。下午,我们玩乐器和唱歌。在那之后,夏令营结束了。我们在夏令营中有很多的乐趣。我期待着很快就将有另一个夏令营。
七年级英语作文 篇3
Im a tall and lively boy. I like playing basketball very much because its interesting. I like NBA, too. There are many famous stars in it.
Such as Alan, Iveson, Tim, Donken, Jordan, Kobe, ONeal and so on. Yao Ming is in the NBA, too. Hes Chinese.
He plays basketball well. Hes a center forward. Hes our pride.
All the ball stars can jump, shoot and pour in the basket. So each game of the NBA is wonderful. Sometimes the players can perform miracles, I think.
This years champion is Spur Team. It’s one of the strongest contenders.
I like NBA. I love basketball.
七年级英语作文 篇4
In 20xx of SARS, influenza, fever is what a terrible ah, has attracted the attention of a great nation. At that time, very accidentally I also infected with the influenza, sudden fever, and havent been back for three days, the mother began to be nasty, from time to time be caring and attentive.At first, I also see in textile city hospital, then, listen to the doctor said I the illness is likely to be severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), call me in the hospital. Under this, my heart felt a qualm, tears streaming down and mother saw a consolation way: "dont be afraid, no matter what disease, the doctor here dont have to be afraid, always medical well."
But to say that finish, mothers eyes are red. Back home, mom and dad said: this light textile city, after all, is a small hospital, not to be trusted. Or else.. Show him to the second hospital of shaoxing, where the doctors see more patients, have experienced.
Mother said: "all right, all right, anyway is better than the small hospital." The next day, mom and dad and then take me to the hospital to see. On the taxi, the driver moved speedily sent us to the second hospital outpatient service building, after blood tests to check, the doctor said I this is not in the early period of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), just call me in the hospital be in hospital, but a few days. I have heard, earnestly to the doctor said I am not in the hospital? The doctor firmly replied: "in the hospital is good for you."
Not much said, father, mother took me to the hospital pay booths.Days in hospital, I was slightly better, just went with dad itself through through the fresh air, go for a walk.Finally, I was released from the hospital and left with me for three weeks, hospital beds, the building of the aunts. Back to his home reunited.
七年级英语作文 篇5
There are two dormitories（宿舍） for our class’s boys. I live in 2114.
We seven boys share the dormitory 2110. Every morning we get up at 6 o’clock. Sometimes one or two boys may wake up a little later. After washing， we go to the playground to do morning exercise.
At night， after the self-teaching classes， we go back to the dormitory. Some roommates enjoy singing loudly before the lights go out， some enjoy sharing their snacks and drinks with others， some go to bed early， and others read books or listen to the pop music late. We often tell jokes in the dormitory. The room is always full of cheers and laughter.
On the evening of Oct.18th， the Chinese national football team got their place in the World Cup. It’s the first time for our Chinese team. The Chinese people have dreamed of it for 44 years. Though the light was out we jumped up and down and shouted： “We are the winner！ We are the winner！” At the very moment， “Bang！ Bang！ Bang！” We heard the noises of knocking at the door and a teacher shouted：“Don’t be so excited. Go to sleep now.” So we dared not make any noise. We even smiled in our dreams that night.
2009年9月上海中级口译答案
spot-dictation答案：
1. two sides
2. letting everybody trade freely
3. makes it harder
4. partly right
5. the life of people
6. did not trade
7. likely to get
8. 70 billon dollar
9. energy use
10. more expensive
11. feel the same
12. export
13. only within
14. domestic students
15. cutting off
16. strong effects
17. American-made goods
18. anger
19. endanger
20. give preference to
需要当心的是，第十五格的off，决不能漏写一个f；第一格的sides中s不能漏，第十六格的effects同理；第十七格的定语American-made中，需要加上“-”；第十九个的前缀en不能写成in。
spot-dictation全文：
Spot Dictation
For centuries, people have been fighting over whether governments should allow trade between countries. There have been, and probably always will be two sides to the argument.
Some people argue that just letting everybody trade freely is best for both the country and the world. Others argue, that trade with other countries makes it harder for some people to make a good living.
Both sides are at least partly right. International trade matters a lot. It's a fact on the life of people are enormous. Imagine a world in which your country did not trade at all with other countries. Imagine what kind of job you would be likely to get. And what goods you could buy or not buy in such a world.
For the United States for example, start by imagining that it lived without its 70 billion dollars a year in imported oil, and cut back on its energy use because the remaining domestic oil and other energy sources were more expensive. Producers and consumers in other parts of the economy would feel the same if they were suddenly stripped a foreign-made goods like CD players and clothing.
On the export side, suppose that Boeing could sell airplanes, and farmers could sell their corps only within the United States, and that US universities could admit only domestic students. In each case, there are people who gain, and people who lose from cutting off international trade.
In any case, less or more international trade will have strong effects on your career, as well as your life. For years, American companies are often faced with the choice of buying American-made goods which are expensive, and foreign made goods which are cheap. If the company buys America goods, it may anger tax payers by feeling to keep prices low. But if they buy us foreign goods, it may endanger the jobs of American workers.
Recently, congress has passed a law compiling American companies with government contracts to give preference to domestic goods and services.
后面听力的选项没有，答案也没有但是有听力原文和问题，你可以看下，基本上自己如果当时理解对了，应该问题不大的。还有听译的句子和段落的原文。
Statements
1. Are you looking for someone who can translate this contract into Portuguese? What about our new secretary, I hear she had stayed in Brazil for several years.
2. Finding employment is not easy these days even in big cities. If I were you, I would be delighted wih such a job offer.
3. Also present at the conference is Dr. Madison, who will join our discussion this afternoon to give an expert view on the current situation of global economy.
4. If you intend to try bungee jumping, most countries require that you be over the age of 18, and join a bungee jumping club, or be properly instructed for the sport.
5. Keeping a business firm running is far more difficult than starting it. According to current statistics, two thirds of new business firms will fail in the first five years.
6. Scientists report that hunting or eating wild animals not only destroy the balance of nature, but also run the risk of being infected by virus from animals.
7. We can never learn a foreign language in the same way as we acquire our first. For even a 3-year-old child can have thousands of hours of contact with his mother tongue.
8. Once you enroll in full or part-time courses at this college, our services are all free of charge, except that you pay 30 pence a copy for any photo copying made here.
9. If you have yet to appoint a new sales manager in charge of our L.A. office, Mrs. Coleman was born there and has good connections.
10. Suppose the gasoline tank of your car holds 20 gallons and you average 16 miles to the gallon, how far can you drive on a tank tull of gasoline?
Talks and Conversations
Q11-14
B: Hey Mary, you look depressed. Is everything OK?
G: It's my parents. They are not easy to put up with. They are so old fashioned and they never let me do anything. I go out at night only once in a while, and when I do, I have to be back by 10:00. What should I do?
B: Have you tried to talk to them?
G: They never have any time for me. My dad's work comes first, and my mum only sits down with me when she wants to show me off to her friends:” Marry gets straight As, and she made basketball team this year!" Er, I want to move out and live on my own!
B: Well, I get along with my parents, but we don't agree all the time. They worry too much about me. If I'm going away, it's always: "don't forget to call as soon as you arrive!", "take this medicine with you in case you get sick”,” you must stay away from drugs." They know I'm not into that. They should trust me.
G: I guess parents are all the same.
11: What does the woman think of her parents?
12: Which of the following is TRUE about the woman?
13: What do this man’s parents often ask him to do when he is going away?
14: What does the man think his parents should do?
Q15-18
Ladies and Gentlemen, we all know that even with the advances of science and technology in our modern society, it is very difficult for us to predict an earthquake, let alone, prevented. But people had long ago tried every possible means to record and in some way predict the occurrence of an earthquake.
The world's first instrument for recording earth quakes was invented in China in the second century AD. The instrument, today we would call it a seismoscope was designed by a Chinese astronomer, and geographer named Zhangheng. It was a vessel like device made of bronze and measured in 6 feet in diameter.
Inside the instrument, there was a pendulum that was swing from the movement of a trimmer that is too weak to be felt by a human being. When the pendulum swung, it will pull one of the attached bars. The bar will open the mouth of the dragon sculpture on the outside of the vessel. And a bronze ball will drop, and fall with a clang into the open mouth of a frog sculpture below. This seismoscope could not only record the movement of an earthquake, but also show from which direction of the earthquake came.
In AD 138, Zhangheng used his invention to announce that a major earthquake has struck 400 miles northwest of Luoyang, the Chinese capital. His report came long before massagers on horse back brought news of the earthquake to the capital city.
15. For what purpose was the vessel like seismoscope invented?
16. What is the function of the pendulum inside the instrument?
17. According to the talk, what happened in the year AD 138?
18. How was the news of earthquake brought to the capital city before the invention of such an instrument?
Q19-22
B: Hi Betty, nice to see you again! How long ago did we two meet in the student centre? I'm glad the final examinations are over, and we don't have to stay up all night to cram all the academic stuff into our minds.
G: Yes. I’m glad we can be here again to relax, and have fun with other fellow students. And now we can look forward to our summer holiday. I've been thinking of going to the States for some time.
B: I think it would be much better for you to go on holiday here in England than to the United States. To start with, it's a lot nearer, and so it would be much cheaper to get around. That means you will have far more money to spend.
G: That may be true. But thinking about when you get there. There are much more to do in the United States. There are so many different things to see, and places to go. Imagine you could go to New York, San Francisco, the Grand Canyon, and Disney World!
B: Exactly! Disney World! I have been dreaming of going there ever since my childhood.
G: So, you are changing your mind, aren't you?
B: I'm still worrying about the cost of taking a trip to the States. Meanwhile, if you stay here in England, you can probably take up some part-time jobs. That way, you can earn extra money to support your study next semester.
G: Maybe you are right. I’ll think it over, and talk about it with my parents while I'm home. Anyway, it is they who pay for my study here in the university.
19. What has the man been doing recently?
20. Why does the man wants to spend his holiday in England?
21. Where is this conversation taking place?
22. At the end of the conversation, what does the woman decide to do?
Q23-26
All humans experience stress. It is a necessary part of life. Generally speaking, a person's ability to deal with stress is affected by his or her feelings, attitude and outlook on life. To start with, my topic for this week's lecture is teenage stress.
Parents tend to think that their children's adolescence is a carefree period of life. However, study show that teenagers can experience the most stress of all people. They can experience stress related to money, family problems, self-esteem, acceptance by their peers, getting accepted into college, choosing a career, and pressure to do well in school, sports or clubs. One reason for such stress is that childhood has gotten shorter, and the perception of children has changed. With the rapid advance of information technology, children can get messages that in the past, were probably meant only for adults. And the dividing line between childhood and adulthood ceases to exist. Children do not play as many as their games as we used to. And most of their games and sports nowadays are those usually performed by adults. Youngsters are encouraged to use adult language that was once never to be heard around a child.
Today, our people are under tremendous pressure to achieve and succeed. It seems to me that the higher our living standard is, the more stress our children experience. In any case, the way by which we live today definitely has something to do with the increase of the level of stress.
23. According to the talk, how would parents view their children's adolescence?
24. Which of the following is not a stress-related phenomenon for teenagers?
25. According to the speaker, what kind of messages can children get today?
26. What has contributed to the increase of the level of stress?
Q27-30
A: Good afternoon, Mr. Brown. Won't you take a seat? That's an attractive shirt, is that new?
B: Fairly, I got it last month for my birthday.
A: It's very nice. Mr. Brown, I've been enjoying working with you, and you certainly have made some significant contributions. Today, however, I need to speak with you about a problem I have observed. When we are done speaking, I anticipate that we will have a solution worked out for this problem. Does that sound reasonable to you?
B: Sure, this must be serious. You are so formal.
A: Yes, Mr. Brown. During the past month, I have observed you returning late from lunch on 5 different occasions. I have the specific deeds listed here.
B: Hey, I wasn't late, I was running errands.
A: Mr. Brown, I'm going to give you a chance to respond in just a minute. I need you to listen first. If we interrupt each other, we aren't going to get anywhere.
B: Okay.
A: I first observed this change in behavior last month, but I ignored it, assuming that you were engaging in work related activities. However, the end of the month reports came in, and they reviewed a definite drop in your productivity, and significant increase in errors. I spoke with you on the 3rd, and the 17th. On each occasion, the smell of alcohol was obvious. Today, the smell of alcohol is obvious. Drinking while on the job is strictly against company policy. Is there a reason for this change in your behavior?
B: There is no change in behavior. I only had one beer at lunch. That's not a crime, is it?
A: I'd like this to be a problem solving session, not a warning session. You are a valuable employee, and I'd like it to stay that way. I'd like to help you, but you have to be willing to be truthful. Would you like to talk about this with a professional councilor?
B: If you think that would help.
A: I don't know if it will help. That part is up to you. But I'm willing to work with you. Here's the telephone number of Dr. Laurence. I'd like you to call him and set up an appointment. In the mean time, you must understand that alcohol during working hours is strictly forbidden. Failure to observe this rule will lead to dismissal. May I count on you to observe this rule?
B: I'll do my best.
27. What does the man think of the woman's opening remark?
28. According to the conversation, what has the woman observed recently?
29. What does the woman suggest to help solve the problem?
30. What is the company rule according to the woman?
Sentence Translation
1. Workers who can still demonstrate their capacity to carry out their work should not be asked to retire, simply because they have reached a certain age.
2. We had only expected around 20 people to apply for that post, but twice as many showed up. So we had to work overnight for the arrangement of interviews.
3. Many American companies now understand that they must study Chinese laws, trade practices and culture in order to be more effective in doing business with their new trading parnters.
4. Not long ago, people were still arguing over whether or not climate change was actually taking place. Now there is broad consensus that it is happening, and that human activities are largely to blame.
5. It is known that human intelligence is attributable to both heredity and environment, but the genetic factors are more important than the environmental ones.
Passage Translation
1. I think examinations are much better than homework. I prefer having exams at the end of a school year to doing homework every week. For me, the problem with homework is that the pressure is on you all the time, and everything you do counts towards your final result. With examinations you can work really hard only in the final stages. I also like to get up early and go through my notes on the day of the exam. That way, everything is fresh in my mind.
2. Listening is one of the things we do most. Yet listening isn't easy. First we are surrounded by noise. People talking or shouting, the sound of traffic, or the roar of airplanes overhead, which makes any listening job a challenge. Second, we often don't seem to remember even when we do listen. By the time the speaker has finished a 10-minutes' speech, the average person has already forgotten half of what was said. Within 48 hours, another 50% has been forgotten. In other words, we quickly forget nearly all of what we hear.
下面是翻译的
英译汉
What is a novel? I say: an invented story. At the same time a story which, though invented, has the power to ring true. True to what? True to life as the reader knows life to be or, it may be, feels life to be. And I mean the adult, the grown-up reader. Such a reader has outgrown fairy tales, and we do not want the fantastic and the impossible. So I say to you that a novel must stand up to the adult tests of reality.
You may say:”If one wants truth, why not go to the literally true book? Biography or documentary, these amazing accounts of amazing experiences which people have.” Yes, but I am suggesting to you that there is a distinction between truth and so-called reality. The novel does not simply recount experience. And here comes in what is the actual livening spark of the novel: the novelist’s imagination has a power of its own. It does not merely invent, it perceives. It intensifies, therefore it gives power, extra importance, and greater truth to what may well be ordinary and everyday things.
小说是什么？我认为是人们创造出来的故事。同时尽管是创造出来的故事，但是小说仍然有一种力量能够让人听上去感觉像真的一样。真的像什么呢？就像读者所知道的那种生活或者可能的生活样子，像他们所感觉的那种生活。当然我指的是对于成熟的成年读者而言。像我们这样的成年读者已经足够长大，不再相信童话故事，不再需要奇异幻想和那些不可能发生的事情。所以我对你说，小说必须要成熟起来，能够让成年人将之放在生活中试验。
你或许会说：“如果一个人需要事实，他为什么不去看完完全全真实的书呢？自传或者纪录片里都是些令人惊异的真人真事的描述。这当然正确，但是我对你的建议是事实和所谓的现实之间有着本质的区别。小说并不仅仅只是叙述人们的经历，小说会添加人们的经历。而这一点正是小说所具有的活力火花：小说家的想象力有其自己强大的力量。借助这种想象力小说家并不仅仅创造，他们去感知。这种想象力不断增强，给原本普普通通的日常生活注入一股力量，使它们变得额外地重要，变得更加地真实。
汉译英
有两个大款附庸风雅，参加一个冷餐会，与会者自然不乏真正的名流学者。席间，一个学者与其中的大款甲闲聊，话题不知怎么扯到莎士比亚身上。学者问大款甲：“先生是否对莎士比亚最感兴趣？”大款甲顿了顿，随即正色说：“相比之下，还是威士忌合我口味。”这时，大家都暗自窃笑。大款乙也看出了苗头，悻悻然走开。在回来的小车上，大款乙教训大款甲说：“你真一点都不懂，莎士比亚是饮料，你怎么把它当洋酒了！”
Two big shots attended a buffet reception, trying to pose as lovers of culture, for the participants included some real scholars of distinction. During the reception, a scholar chatted with Tycoon A and somehow the topic shifted to Shakespeare. The scholar asked, “Are you most interested in Shakespeare?” The big shot paused and announced with a severe countenance: “In comparison, whiskey is more to my taste.” Hearing that, all the listeners laughed up their sleeves. Tycoon B saw the straw in the wind and left resentfully. On their way home in the car, Tycoon B lectured Tycoon A: “ How could you be that ignorant! Shakespeare is a beverage, and you are foolish enough to take that as an imported spirit!”
七年级英语作文
在日常学习、工作和生活中，大家都写过作文吧，作文是人们以书面形式表情达意的言语活动。那么问题来了，到底应如何写一篇优秀的作文呢？下面是我精心整理的七年级英语作文5篇，供大家参考借鉴，希望可以帮助到有需要的朋友。
七年级英语作文 篇1
This is our house.It`s nice and big!It`s a warm world. All family are live in it. Ha!This is my parents`room.It`s big.My father is sit on the this chair.My mother is sleep on this bed. This is my room.It`s big,too.It`s name`s "Ann park" beacause it`s very lovely and interisting.This is my desk.Everyday I do homework here.This is my bed.It`s pink beacause pink is my favourite couler. This is our sitting room.It`s tidy.It has a table,four chairs,a TV,a mat and a flower.We often sing songs here and watch TV here. This is our book room.It`s big but small than the sitting room.It has many many wonderful books.We are read books and newspapers here. This is our bathroom .It`s big.We take baths,wash faces and brush teeth here. Our house!Our warm world!I love U!
这是我们的房子。很高兴和大!这是一个温暖的世界。所有家庭都住在这。哈!这是我父母它。它是大的。我的父亲是坐在这把椅子上。我妈妈是睡在这张床。这是我的房间。它很大。它的名字叫“安公园”因为它很可爱和乐趣。这是我的办公桌。每天我都在做作业。这是我的床。因为它是粉红色的粉红色是我最喜欢的外壳。这是我们的.客厅。它是整洁。它有一张桌子,四把椅子,一个电视,一个垫子和一朵花。我们经常在这里唱歌和看电视。这是我们的书的房间。它比客厅大,但小。它有许多美妙的书。我们在这里读书和报纸。这是我们的浴室。它是大的。我们洗澡,洗的脸和刷牙。 我们的房子!我们的温暖的世界!我爱你!
七年级英语作文 篇2
On Saturday, we went camping, with our teachers. First we pitched the tent. then our older brothers and older sisters played game with us. At noon, we all had a delicious lunch followed by a barbecue for dinner. At night, we had bonfire and sang and danced. We didn’t sleep until 10:20 at night. But some of the boys were so noisy we couldnt fall alseep. I only slept for three hours. the next morning, everybody woke up very early. After exercising in the morning, we all went to see the small pigs. On the way there, we saw a lot of geese. At 10:00, we went back to eat ice cream. It was so cold. then, we all played games together. We ate lunch at 12:00. In the afternoon, we played musical instruments and sang. After that, camp was over. We had a lot of fun at the summer camp. I am looking forward o going to another summer camp soon.
周六,我们和我们的老师一起去野营了。首先,我们搭好了帐篷。然后我们的哥哥和姐姐和我们玩游戏。中午,我们都有一个美味的午餐和烧烤晚餐。在晚上,我们有篝火唱歌跳舞。我们直到晚上十点二十分才睡觉。但是一些男孩太吵了以致我们无法睡着。我只睡了三个小时。第二天早上,大家很早就醒来了。早上锻炼后,我们都去看小猪。在去那儿的路上,我们看到很多鹅。10点,我们回来吃了冰淇淋。它太冷了。然后,我们一起玩游戏。我们十二点钟吃午饭。下午,我们玩乐器和唱歌。在那之后,夏令营结束了。我们在夏令营中有很多的乐趣。我期待着很快就将有另一个夏令营。
七年级英语作文 篇3
Im a tall and lively boy. I like playing basketball very much because its interesting. I like NBA, too. There are many famous stars in it.
Such as Alan, Iveson, Tim, Donken, Jordan, Kobe, ONeal and so on. Yao Ming is in the NBA, too. Hes Chinese.
He plays basketball well. Hes a center forward. Hes our pride.
All the ball stars can jump, shoot and pour in the basket. So each game of the NBA is wonderful. Sometimes the players can perform miracles, I think.
This years champion is Spur Team. It’s one of the strongest contenders.
I like NBA. I love basketball.
七年级英语作文 篇4
In 20xx of SARS, influenza, fever is what a terrible ah, has attracted the attention of a great nation. At that time, very accidentally I also infected with the influenza, sudden fever, and havent been back for three days, the mother began to be nasty, from time to time be caring and attentive.At first, I also see in textile city hospital, then, listen to the doctor said I the illness is likely to be severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), call me in the hospital. Under this, my heart felt a qualm, tears streaming down and mother saw a consolation way: "dont be afraid, no matter what disease, the doctor here dont have to be afraid, always medical well."
But to say that finish, mothers eyes are red. Back home, mom and dad said: this light textile city, after all, is a small hospital, not to be trusted. Or else.. Show him to the second hospital of shaoxing, where the doctors see more patients, have experienced.
Mother said: "all right, all right, anyway is better than the small hospital." The next day, mom and dad and then take me to the hospital to see. On the taxi, the driver moved speedily sent us to the second hospital outpatient service building, after blood tests to check, the doctor said I this is not in the early period of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), just call me in the hospital be in hospital, but a few days. I have heard, earnestly to the doctor said I am not in the hospital? The doctor firmly replied: "in the hospital is good for you."
Not much said, father, mother took me to the hospital pay booths.Days in hospital, I was slightly better, just went with dad itself through through the fresh air, go for a walk.Finally, I was released from the hospital and left with me for three weeks, hospital beds, the building of the aunts. Back to his home reunited.
七年级英语作文 篇5
There are two dormitories（宿舍） for our class’s boys. I live in 2114.
We seven boys share the dormitory 2110. Every morning we get up at 6 o’clock. Sometimes one or two boys may wake up a little later. After washing， we go to the playground to do morning exercise.
At night， after the self-teaching classes， we go back to the dormitory. Some roommates enjoy singing loudly before the lights go out， some enjoy sharing their snacks and drinks with others， some go to bed early， and others read books or listen to the pop music late. We often tell jokes in the dormitory. The room is always full of cheers and laughter.
On the evening of Oct.18th， the Chinese national football team got their place in the World Cup. It’s the first time for our Chinese team. The Chinese people have dreamed of it for 44 years. Though the light was out we jumped up and down and shouted： “We are the winner！ We are the winner！” At the very moment， “Bang！ Bang！ Bang！” We heard the noises of knocking at the door and a teacher shouted：“Don’t be so excited. Go to sleep now.” So we dared not make any noise. We even smiled in our dreams that night.
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