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Hello! My name is Wu Mengdi. I am from Yunnan. I’m eleven years old. I’m short but strong. I like hiking. I’m in Class 8, Grade 7. This is my friend, Yang Wei. She is twelve years old. She is from Shijiazhuang. She is tall and thin. She is in Class 7, Grade 7. She is quiet and doesn’t talk much. She likes drawing pictures. Our English teacher (英语老师) is Miss White. She is from China. She is young and beautiful. She likes singing and dancing. We all like her.
1．Where is Wu Mengdi from
A．Yunnan. B．Shijiazhuang. C．Beijing. D．Fujian.
2．Who is Yang Wei
A．Wu Mengdi’s teacher. B．Wu Mengdi’s friend.
C．Wu Mengdi’s brother. D．Wu Mengdi’s classmate.
3．Who does the underlined (划线的) word “She” refer to (指代谁)
A．Wu Mengdi. B．Miss Green. C．Yang Wei. D．Miss White.
4．Wu Mengdi’s English teacher is from ________.
A．America B．China C．Japan D．Canada
5．What does Miss White like
A．Singing and swimming. B．Singing and reading.
C．Playing and singing. D．Dancing and singing.
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6．What do we know about Grace Bruce
A．She was born in winter. B．She has an older sister.
C．She was born at 4 p.m. D．She is the princess of Canada.
7．How much do you need to pay for three cakes and a glass of juice at the party before 8 p.m.
A．$8. B．$16 C．$24. D．None.
8．When does the dinner start at the party
A．At 10:40 a.m. B．At 4 p.m. C．At 7 p.m. D．At 8 p.m.
9．How can you join the party
A．By writing a letter. B．By leaving a message online.
C．By sending an email. D．By making a phone call.
10．What kind of text is the passage
A．An e-mail. B．An invitation. C．A story. D．A poem.
My name is Linda. I’m from Australia. I live in a small town. I’m fourteen years old. I am going to go to Green High School next year.
When I was 8 years old, I sang songs that I loved from the TV. It became a habit. As I grew up, I got better and better at it. Now I sing every day. I love singing. Singing makes me feel free and happy. People always tell me that I have a beautiful voice and that I should use it.
Last year I took part in our city’s singing contest. I won first prize. From then on, I decided to be a singer because I like singing and I am good at it. I hope I can become a singer. I am going to tour around America, England and other countries to give concerts. I am going to be famous. I’m going to use part of the money from the concerts to help poor (贫穷的) children. But if my dream doesn’t come true, I am not going to be sad. I am not going to stop singing. I sing just because I like it.
11．Linda is from ________.
A．Australia B．America C．England D．France
12．Linda decided to be a singer when she was ________ years old.
A．eight B．nine C．thirteen D．fourteen
13．The underlined word “voice” means “________” in Chinese.
A．面容 B．嗓音 C．心灵 D．身材
14．Linda wants to be a singer because she ________.
A．wants to help others B．wants to be famous
C．likes giving concerts D．likes singing
15．The passage is mainly about Linda’s ________.
A．dream B．school C．family D．life
2023 New Year’s Resolutions1. Be a brave (勇敢的) dog in the house. At least stop letting Mimi, the cat, push me around. 2. I will not eat Mimi’s food, before or after she eats it. 3. Remember not to stand up after sleeping under the coffee table. 4. Remember not to put my toys behind the fridge. 5. Never eat fish and other seafood, or I will die. 6. I will not eat Dad’s socks or pens. 7. Keep an eye on the dog Piggy. Never let him take my meat away. 8. We don’t have a doorbell. I will not bark (叫) when I hear one ring on TV. 9. I will not wake Mom up by touching her with my cold and wet nose. 10. Mom and Dad are in bed and I have to sleep on the floor.
16．Who is Mimi
A．A dog. B．A cat. C．The dog’s mom. D．The dog’s dad.
17．Where does the dog put his toys
A．Under the coffee table. B．Behind the fridge. C．On the sofa. D．On Mom’s bed.
18．What can make the dog die
A．Seafood. B．Dad’s socks. C．Dad’s pens. D．Mimi’s food.
19．When will not the dog bark according to the passage
A．When he sees a cat. B．When he smells strangers.
C．When he walks outside. D．When he hears a doorbell ring on TV.
20．What can we learn about the dog from the passage
A．He likes playing with the cat. B．Piggy is his best friend.
C．He has a cold and wet nose. D．He likes to sleep on the floor.
Like many other young boys, I didn’t know what I wanted to be when I was a middle school student. My father advised me to be a teacher like him, but it seemed that I was not interested in it. My mother wanted me to be a pianist. However, I couldn’t stand spending all of my time in front of a piano.
I got my goal (目标) after I went to high school. I got a part-time job at the school radio station and I found it was interesting. I loved to discuss school life and my favorite music with my schoolmates on the radio. I kept doing this job during the next six years. When I left the university, I got a full-time job at our local (当地的) radio station. My career (事业) began. My program is successful and I have a lot of fans. I enjoy my job and my life now.
So don’t just follow other people’s opinion when you have no idea of your dream job. Try to get part-time jobs to experience and find out what you are really interested in.
21．What did the writer’s father do
A．A pianist. B．A teacher. C．A doctor. D．A scientist.
22．When did the writer start working at a radio station
A．When he was ten years old. B．After he left the university.
C．When he studied at the university. D．When he was a high school student.
23．What does the underlined word “discuss” in Paragraph 2 mean
A．Write about. B．Think about. C．Talk about. D．Show off.
24．Which of the following is TRUE
A．The writer’s program is popular now. B．The writer liked playing the piano.
C．The writer often interviews (采访) stars. D．The writer was interested in teaching.
25．Which can be the best title for the passage
A．Never listen to your parents B．Study hard to make your dream come true
C．No job is easy to get D．The part-time job helped me find my career
阅读下面一封邮件，从所给的四个选项中选出能完成所给句子或回答所提问题的一个最佳答案。
Dear Mary, Thanks for your email. I am happy to be your friend. I had a very busy weekend. Now let me tell you something about it. On Saturday morning, I got up early. At eleven o’clock, I went shopping in the supermarket. Then I went swimming in the swimming pool (泳池). After that, I had lunch at home and then cleaned the house. In the evening, I went out to ride bikes with my friends in the park. We like riding bikes. On Sunday morning, I also got up early. After breakfast, I read English books. English is my favourite subject (科目). I am good at it. In the afternoon, I visited my grandparents. They live far from my home, so I often go there by bus. This is my weekend. What do you think of it Write to me and tell me about your weekend! Yours, Lucy
26．Mary is Lucy’s ________.
A．sister B．cousin C．friend D．aunt
27．What time did Lucy go shopping in the supermarket on Saturday morning
A．At 10:00. B．At 10:30. C．At 11:00. D．11:30.
28．Lucy ________ after lunch on Saturday.
A．cleaned the house B．went swimming
C．read books D．sang songs
29．Lucy is good at ________.
A．maths B．science C．Chinese D．English
30．What can we know from the passage (文章)
A．Lucy didn’t swim on Saturday.
B．Lucy likes riding a bike.
C．Lucy got up late on Sunday.
D．Lucy often goes to her grandparents’ home by taxi.
Kate’s Clothing Store
Clothes Colour Price
Socks white, blue $4
Pants red, white $11
Sweater red, white $8
T- shirt red, green, black $7
Hat black, red $6
31．________ are the cheapest of all.
A．Socks B．Pants C．T-shirts D．Hats
32．How much are two sweaters and a hat
A．$44. B．$25. C．$22. D．$49.
33．You only have sixteen dollars. You can buy ________.
A．black pants B．a blue sweater C．a green hat D．white socks
34．You like red and you only have $11. You can buy ________.
A．three hats B．a pair of pants C．two T-shirts D．six pairs of socks
35．You only have 30 dollars. You can buy ________.
A．a blue sweater and a pair of pants B．two white T-shirts and a pair of socks
C．two pairs of pants and a sweater D．a sweater and three white hats
36．Which club can you join in from the notice
A．Writing Club. B．Biology Club. C．Football team. D．Summer Olympic sports Club.
37．Who want some volunteers to take care of homeless animals
A．Students Union. B．A Zoo. C．Animal Helper. D．Some elder students.
38．Dr. Huang is possibly ________.
A．a teacher B．a doctor C．a headmaster D．an engineer
39．You can learn everything from the Students Meeting EXCEPT ________.
A．the ways to deal with the stress for the mid-term examination
B．the ways to get on with your parents after you argue with them
C．the ways to communicate with your teachers
D．the ways to make proper plans for yourselves
40．This passage is probably from ________.
A．school notice columns B．a travel book
C．a news Website D．a science magazine
If parents want their children to have healthy eating habits, they should ask their children to learn to cook. When children learn to cook, they can know more about healthy food and cooking skills. A school in Liverpool found that more children ate fruit and vegetables after taking cooking classes. The school also found that joining the cooking clubs could improve (改进) children’s lifestyles and desire for food.
So let children learn to cook and have some cooking classes at school. In the United Kingdom, many schools have cooking classes for students aged 12 to 16. They get three hours’ classes before practicing cooking. Since 2007, a program called Let’s Get Cooking has helped more than 1.7 million children improve their cooking skills through more than 5,000 school cooking clubs.
A few days ago, the program did a survey (调查) among 2,500 members. It showed that 92% of them used their new skills at home and more than half said they ate more healthily after they learned to cook.
41．What is the main idea of the first passage
A．The advantages (好处) of learning to cook. B．How to learn to cook.
C．When to learn to cook. D．Where to learn to cook.
42．What does the underlined word “desire” probably mean
A．Fun. B．Talent. C．Care. D．Wish.
43．What can we know from Paragraph 2
A．Many children learn cooking in their after-school program.
B．Children must learn cooking at home.
C．Cooking is a subject for students in the UK.
D．The program teach children to improve their cooking skills.
44．What does the survey tell us according to the last paragraph
A．The cooking program is helpful. B．The cooking program is useless.
C．The cooking program is boring. D．The cooking program is hard for children.
45．What does the writer really want to tell us in the passage
A．How to improve cooking skills. B．A new way to improve children’s eating habits.
C．When to take cooking classes. D．Where to learn to cook healthy and deliciously.
Dear Alice,
Thank you for your last letter. I enjoyed reading it very much. It seemed that you had a more wonderful summer vacation than I did. I hope I can also go to Japan one day.
In this letter I will tell you about my best friend. Her name is Kate. Kate has long brown hair and blue eyes. We are both 13 years old, but she is a little taller than me. She is always happy and very friendly.
We sit next to each other in class. She is good at math. And I do well in history. We often help each other with our schoolwork. We always go home together. Then we play computer games for an hour. Kate thinks very quickly and she usually wins.
Kate is learning to play the piano. I am learning to play the violin. We practice together every Monday and Wednesday. Now we can both play very well. Sometimes Kate stays the night at my house, or I stay the night at her house. We always have a good time. Do you ever stay the night at your best friend’s house
Write soon!
Yours,
Emily
46．Emily wrote the letter to tell about ________.
A．her best friend B．her study
C．her family D．her school life
47．Emily and Kate ________.
A．are both good at history
B．can both play the violin
C．are both thirteen years old
D．both have long brown hair
48．Emily practices the violin ________.
A．once a week B．twice a week
C．once a month D．twice a month
49．Emily ________ after she goes back from school.
A．watches TV
B．plays sports
C．does her homework
D．plays computer games
50．According to the letter, we can infer (推断) that ________.
A．Emily and Kate live in the same neighborhood
B．Kate hopes to go to Japan one day
C．Emily finds it hard to play the violin well
D．Emily and Kate are classmates
My name’s Julia, and I’m 22. Three years ago, I came to London. Now I work in a bank. My everyday life here is not special, but I love it.
From Monday to Friday, I always get up at 6:30. After having some bread and milk, I go to work. At 10:00, I sometimes have an apple and at 12:00 I usually have lunch at the office with my colleague (同事) Amy. Amy likes telling jokes (玩笑). And this really makes me relaxed after the half day’s hard work. At 3:30, I usually have some tea.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday I go to the gym (体育馆) after work. When I get home, I cook dinner and I watch some TV. I always go to bed at about 9:30.
Thursdays are different because I don’t go to the gym. I go out with my cousin Anna every Thursday. We sometimes go to the cinema or we go out for dinner. Anna is 16. She is studying in a high school. She is a silent girl and spends most of her time in her study reading. She doesn’t talk much but thinks a lot.
On Friday night I always go out with my friends. We sometimes go to a coffee shop and sometimes we meet at a friend’s house but I can’t be home late because I have to get up early on Saturday to clean the house.
On weekends, I always visit my parents and I often visit my grandparents, too.
51．What can we know about Amy from the second paragraph
A．She is older than Julia. B．She walks to work every day.
C．She is really funny. D．She doesn’t have lunch with Julia.
52．Which of the following is NOT true about Julia
A．She has a healthy lifestyle. B．She goes home right after work every day.
C．She hardly ever goes to bed late. D．She doesn’t live with her parents or grandparents.
53．What does the underlined word “silent” in Paragraph 4 mean
A．Outgoing. B．Friendly. C．Beautiful. D．Quiet.
54．What does Julia always do on Saturday morning
A．She does some washing. B．She does some reading.
C．She does some cleaning. D．She does some shopping.
55．What is the best title for this passage
A．My Everyday Life B．My Favorite Job C．My Good Friends D．My Family Members
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。
Xie Fei grew up in America and now he lives in Hainan, China. 56
Xie loves collecting (收集) sports things. He started collecting things from NBA stars in high school in California. And in his college (大学) years in Beijing, he started collecting Chinese sports things. 57 “At that time, I had many sports collections, and I wanted to show them at the hotel,” said Xie. To his surprise, visitors liked seeing them, so he decided to build a museum.
58 He then had things like sports shirts from China’s women’s volleyball team and the torch (火炬) of the Beijing 2008 Olympics. “These collections are important in teaching people about the history of sports in China,” said Xie. 59 But he still kept them in his museum for everyone to see for free.
These years, Xie often takes his collections to schools to teach children about the history of sports in China. 60
“Museums are a good place for people to learn,” said Xie. “I hope young students will learn from these sports collections and the stories behind them in my museum.”
A．After finishing college, Xie opened a hotel in Hainan.
B．Xie started to look for more Chinese sports collections.
C．He loved all kinds of sports games when he was young.
D．So he decided to give away all his over 2,000 collections.
E．Here, he built a sports museum and did a lot for China’s sports work.
F．He even (甚至) built a swimming pool and a basketball court next to the museum for students to use for free.
A boat owner called a painter to paint his boat. While painting, the painter found there was a hole in the boat and decided to repair it. After finishing, the painter got his money.
The next day, the boat owner came to the painter and gave him much more money. The painter was surprised. The owner said, “This is not for your job. It’s for having repaired the hole.”
The owner said, “Let me tell you what happened. After I asked you to paint, I forgot to talk about the hole. When the paint dried, my kids took it for fishing. They didn’t know the hole. When I returned and noticed they had taken the boat, I was pretty desperate (绝望的). Imagine my surprise and joy when I saw them returning safely. Then I was surprised to find that you had repaired that hole, even though I hadn’t asked you to do it. You saved my children’s lives!” The painter found that no matter how small his job is, it might be very important to someone.
根据短文内容，判断句子的正 (T)、误 (F)。
61．The painter repaired the hole for money.
62．The painter was very excited when the owner gave him more money.
63．The owner’s children might like fishing.
64．The owner often took his children to the sea.
65．The painter really saved the owner’s children’s lives.
Future roads with 5G
In sci-fi movies, you might see cars that can drive by themselves – you tell them where you want to go, and they take you there as fast as possible. With 5G, cars like this may soon turn into reality.
Finland’s “robot buses” are a good example. Telecoms (电信) company Nokia has installed (安装) 5G transmitters (信号发射器) in 15 lampposts (路灯柱) along a 1-km road. These transmitters are able to control (控制) the buses, making them driverless, according to Raconteur Media.
There are also 5G roads. These roads would also have many 5G transmitters. They can provide smart services, such as telling you where the nearest gas station (加油站) is.
These roads could also be used to control traffic. “Transport bodies will be able to manage a road network (网络) in real time, controlling traffic lights, traffic flow (车流) through computer programs,” said Guy Matthews, director at CGI UK, a tech consultancy company.
Public transportation can also benefit (受益) from 5G and smart tech. In the South Korean city of Seoul, a smart management system has been set up in one of the city’s subway stations. This system has many advanced features (功能), including a 3D map, sensors (传感器) and an advanced camera system that make the station more efficient and safe, according to Arirang News.
And of course, there are driverless cars. These cars can send signals (信号) to each other. They also “talk” to traffic lights and road sensors. 5G will allow these cars to drive more safely (安全地) because they can communicate with each other, as well as with traffic lights and road sensors.
66．What does the underlined phrase “reality” mean
A．幻想 B．科幻 C．现实 D．小说
67．________ can control the buses.
A．5G transmitters B．Lampposts
C．Gas station D．Sensors
68．5G roads can be used to________.
A．provide smart services
B．tell people where the nearest gas station is
C．control traffic
D．All of the above.
69．Which of the following is true according to the passage
A．5G is not smart sometimes.
B．5G can improve traffic safety.
C．5G cannot be used in public transportation.
D．Driverless cars cannot communicate with each other.
70．What’s the passage mainly about
A．How to control traffic.
B．The invention process of 5G.
C．Application of 5G in transportation.
D．The disadvantages of 5G.
Do what you want
I didn’t just want to be a bodybuilding champion. I wanted to be the best bodybuilder of all time.
Deep, deep down ask yourself: “Who do you want to be ” Not what, but who. I’m talking about figuring it out for yourself: “What makes you happy ”
You have to think outside the box. That’s what I believe, after all. What’s the point of being on this Earth if all you want to be is be liked and avoid trouble
We have so many rules in life about everything. I say break the rules. Don’t break the law, but break the rules.
I remember that after I had finished with my bodybuilding career I wanted to act. I wanted to be a star in films. Everyone had the same thought that it couldn’t be done. They said: “Look at this body, you have this huge monstrous body, you’re overly developed.” They thought I wouldn’t fit into movies. But I didn’t listen to them. Those were their rules. I was convinced I could do it.
Then I got my big break in Conan the Barbarian. That shows you should trust yourself no matter what anyone else thinks.
In that movie, the director said: “If we didn’t have Schwarzenegger, we would have to build one.” Then when I did The Terminator, I said: “I’ll be back …” One of the most famous lines in movie history, all because of my crazy accent. It just shows you that you should never listen to those who say you can’t do something.
Don’t be afraid to fail. In everything that I have attempted, I’ve always been willing to fail. Don’t be afraid of making decisions. You can’t be paralyzed with the fear of failure or you will never push yourself. You can push because you believe in yourself and your vision. You know it’s the right thing to do and success will come. Don’t be afraid to fail.
71．The author thinks that we should________.
A．become bodybuilding champions
B．let everyone like ourselves
C．avoid trouble
D．do what makes us happy
72．The underlined word “break” means________.
A．建立 B．无视 C．打破 D．制定
73．What does the author’s story tell us
A．We should give up on things that seem impossible to do.
B．We should trust ourselves and break rules.
C．The author didn’t trust the director.
D．The author couldn’t act.
74．“I’ll be back …” is the famous lines in the movie________.
A．Conan the Barbarian B．The Terminator
C．Hercules in New York D．True Lies
75．What does the passage mainly tell us
A．Trust ourselves and do what we want.
B．Never give up studying.
C．The author likes movies very much.
D．The author is one of the best actors in the US.
Can talent shows save music
Most people don’t know the name of the champion of Hunan TV’s 2003 Super Boy, which is considered China’s first commercialized TV music talent show. In the last 10 years, music talent shows have become one of the most celebrated forms of TV entertainment in China.
Talent shows like The Voice of China, The X Factor, Chinese Idol, and Super Boy are bombarding TV audiences.
Apart from providing entertainment, these shows also reflect the country’s cultural and societal transformation as it strides toward modernity. But despite their commercial success, experts are skeptical as to the potential of TV music talent shows to boost the country’s struggling music industry.
Transformed culture
Zheng Xin, a professor at the School of Journalism & Communication at Nanjing University, says a grassroots-oriented rather than elite-based culture is emerging in China. While individuality and personal opinions are now tolerated and celebrated, audiences still yearn for a collective recognition of their own identity.
“The popularity of music talent shows is inevitable in an era in which audiences seek out ‘idols’ with a similar social background to their own,” says Zheng.
Luo Gang, a professor in Chinese literature at East China Normal University, agrees.
“When participants who belong to the same class as them take the spotlight and succeed, it resonates with mass audiences.”
Luo adds that the new generation is changing its attitude toward showing off talents, which is also fueling the phenomenon. Chinese tend to be shy and are reluctant to demonstrate their talents due to a traditional value of humbleness. But recent decades have witnessed an increasing willingness among young Chinese to show off their talents, highlight their individuality and be unique.
Wu Mochou, for example, from 2012’s The Voice of China expressed strong willingness to show off her talent on stage.
“We are entering an era in which the demonstration of talents can be consumed like a product,” says Luo.
Troubled industry
According to the Chongqing Economic Times, more than 22 music talent shows are scheduled on various TV stations across the country this summer. Beijing Youth Daily reported recently that The Voice of China, broadcast by Zhejiang Satellite TV, has generated more than 100 million yuan in net profits since the show completed airing last year, mostly through concerts and commercials.
But Shen Lihui, president of Modern Sky, a record company, doesn’t think the booming business of music talent shows is a cure for the music industry, which has long been haunted by a lack of innovation and unequal profit distribution.
“Music is nothing more than a platform, or a tool, for entertainment,” says Shen. “These shows are not helping to fundamentally tackle the problems in China’s music industry.”
Wang Lei, a veteran music producer and critic, warns of the risks entailed in TV music talent shows.
“No matter what form they take, talent shows are just shows at the end of the day,” Wang told Beijing Daily recently. “The monopoly of TV stations in signing and marketing artists is suffocating the industry.”
Song Ke, a renowned music producer, acknowledges these problems but also believes that music talent shows are pushing the industry in a new direction. While record companies do not have the financial resources to promote new artists, TV music talent shows have become an alternative for discovering new talents.
76．________is considered China’s first commercialized TV music talent show.
A．The Voice of China B．The X Factor
C．Chinese Idol D．2003 Super Boy
77．According to Zheng Xin, ________ is emerging in China.
A．grassroots-oriented culture B．elite-based culture
C．traditional culture D．music industry
78．Why are music talent shows popular
A．Because ‘idols’ in the shows are talented.
B．Because ‘idols’ in the shows are as rich as the public.
C．Because ‘idols’ in the shows resonate with the public.
D．Because ‘idols’ in the shows are reluctant to demonstrate their talents.
79．The underlined word “reluctant” means________.
A．乐意的 B．不情愿的 C．开心的 D．传统的
80．What’s the passage mainly about
A．The author’s opinion on music talent shows.
B．Some opinions on films.
C．Some opinions on music talent shows.
D．The advantages of music talent shows.
A faster generation
Have you heard of 5G It is the fifth generation of mobile network technology. These new networks are just around the corner.
China just issued commercial licenses for 5G on June 6. This means that China’s telecom companies will soon be able to offer 5G networks for mobile phone users.
Each mobile network generation is faster and more powerful than the one before it. 1G let us talk to each other. 2G let us send messages. 3G gave us data and the internet. And 4G made all of these things faster. What’s special about 5G
5G has a very short delay between sending and receiving information. Now, 4G takes about 100 to 200 milliseconds to send and receive data. But 5G will get it down to 1 millisecond or less – this is almost real-time.
This big change will not only make our mobile internet faster. It will also deeply change our lives. Read on to find out how.
5G + entertainment
5G networks are about 100 times faster than 4G. This means you can download a movie in seconds using 5G.
Also, VR games will become more popular with 5G. The short delay of 5G will make the games feel even more real.
5G + transportation
5G will also bring us safer self-driving cars. These cars can send signals to each other. They also “talk” to traffic lights and road sensors. 5G will allow cars to react even faster than human drivers.
5G + smart homes
5G also makes the Internet of Things possible. IoT is a large network that connects everything to the internet. Smart homes are part of it.
For example, your toaster could automatically start making breakfast after your alarm rings. And if its sensor feels the air becoming dry, a smart sprinkler could water your plants by itself.
81．What does the underlined phrase “around the corner” mean
A．在不远处 B．陨落 C．即将诞生 D．重生
82．China issued commercial licenses for 5G on________.
A．May B．June C．July D．August
83．________was mainly used to give us data and the internet.
A．1G B．2G C．3G D．4G
84．Which of the following is true according to the passage
A．Each mobile network generation is slower than the one before it.
B．4G can send and receive data in real-time.
C．5G can be applied in various fields of life.
D．Self-driving cars are the safest.
85．What’s the passage mainly about
A．5G in our lives.
B．The differences from 1G to 5G.
C．Some new technologies.
D．The disadvantages of 5G.
Are you too shy
Are you shy sometimes The answer from 16-year-old Liu Yuexian is “Yes”. “When my teacher asked me to come to the blackboard, I was too nervous to work out the problem,” said Liu. “I thought everyone was looking at me.”
Do you feel the same as Liu Experts have found that more than 80 per cent of middle school students feel afraid to be the centre of attention. Shyness means feeling frightened when you’re around other people. Some kids are born shy. Some become shy later because of their life experiences. It’s OK if it takes you a while to feel yourself again when you go to a new place or meet new people.
In fact, everybody gets a little shy sometimes. It’s just a case of how much. Most people have red faces and talk in broken sentences when they get shy. But some become so shy that they won’t go to a restaurant because they are too nervous to order and pay for their food. Some are afraid of meeting new people, so they seldom go outside. This kind of shyness can be bad for a person.
If shyness doesn’t stop you from doing something you want to do, being shy isn’t a very big problem. Some experts say shy people are smarter because they think more and talk less. Shy people are also good at working with others because they think more for other people. You see, being shy isn’t all bad. But remember not to let good opportunities pass you by just because of it. If you have to sing a song at a birthday party or practise spoken English in front of others, just do it! There’s nothing to be afraid of.
86．________ of middle school students feel afraid to be the centre of attention.
A．Less than 80% B．More than 80% C．Less than 60% D．All
87．What does the underlined word “frightened” mean
A．兴奋的 B．勇敢的 C．自信的 D．害怕的
88．What can we learn from the third paragraph
A．Shyness can’t stop you from doing something you want to do.
B．Being shy isn’t a very big problem.
C．If shyness stops you from doing something you want to do, it is bad for you.
D．All kinds of shyness are good for you.
89．Why are shy people smarter according to some experts
A．Because they are good at working.
B．Because they think less and talk more.
C．Because they think more and talk less.
D．Because they can speak in front of others.
90．What’s the passage mainly about
A．Shyness is bad for everyone.
B．Shyness is not all bad and we should be brave.
C．Shyness is good for everyone.
D．We should practise spoken English by ourselves.
Simple move for a fitter life
Last year, the plank exercise was still a new thing for most Chinese. Now, the exercise is so popular that not only do many people post photos of themselves doing it on social media, there was even a Plank World Cup, which was held for the first time in Beijing last month.
The plank, also known as the front hold or hover, is a core strength exercise that involves suspending the body in a horizontal position with one’s forearms and toes. Its popularity in China can be partially attributed to real estate tycoon Pan Shiyi, according to Beijing Youth Daily. Last November, he posted a photo on Weibo, in which he performed the move with former US ambassador to China Gary Locke.
The celebrity effect may have started the plank wave, but its popularity lies more in the exercise’s simplicity and benefits. Without any special equipment, it can be done anytime, anywhere. Plus, it’s the most effective and efficient way to exercise the abdominal muscles (abs).
While performing the exercise, all of your abs, including the *transverse, *oblique and upper abs, must work together to stabilize and support your whole body. It also exercises what is known as your “core” muscles, including the hips and the upper back muscles that protect your spine, which gives you more stability and a better balance. Other muscle groups, including the gluteus, shoulders, lats, arms, and legs, are toned and tightened as well.
A new record for the plank exercise was set at last month’s competition by US fitness enthusiast and retired marine soldier George Hood. His time was four hours and one minute.
How long can you hold the position Of course, the time isn’t all that counts. But, why not take a few minutes every day to work toward a better and healthier body
91．There was a Plank World Cup in Beijing________.
A．last year B．last month C．last week D．last November
92．The plank is an exercise that suspends the body in a horizontal position with one’s________.
A．legs and toes B．back C．forearms and toes D．hands and toes
93．What does the underlined word “simplicity” mean
A．困难 B．昂贵 C．特殊 D．简单
94．According to the author, the plank can exercise our________.
A．fingers B．muscles C．eyes D．toes
95．What’s the passage mainly about
A．The plank—a good way to exercise.
B．The most popular sport in China.
C．The time limits of the plank.
D．How to exercise muscles.
Time for family
One of my most memorable (难忘的) vacations took place on a farm.
When I was a boy, my parents and I traveled from New York City to the countryside for a weeklong taste of rural life. We stayed in a guesthouse on a farm, joining in the daily routines (日常事务) and eating meals with the farmer and his family.
We got up early to see the cows as they were milked. I even tried my hand at milking one, then joined the farmer as he released the cows into the field afterward. Later, while my parents busied themselves with farm chores, I helped feed the other animals, then played with the farmer’s kids.
Decades later I still have vivid memories of that trip and of experiencing a lifestyle different from my own. It made me realize the value of a vacation, of seeing new things, meeting new people and sharing memorable experiences with family members.
To this day I still consider that family trip when I plan my approach to taking time off with my wife and kids. Vacations are a time for resting and connecting. As a bank manager, I spend much of my workday encouraging my customers to save their money. One of the reasons I give is that we should all have enough for a family vacation every year. In our busy lives, family is what we should be saving our money, and time for.
For my family, our vacations start when we begin planning the trips. We talk about destinations and our budget ahead of time. Among the things we discuss: Can we save money by renting a house instead of spending six nights in a hotel Would it be better to buy groceries and cook for ourselves rather than eat out every night
Involving the kids in planning the vacation makes sure that they have a great vacation too. While I prefer to visit historical sites and museums, they love to fish and swim. So I build in some relaxation time so that the vacation works for everyone.
Each year, setting aside vacation time to spend together is especially important to us. A relaxing environment opens the doors to all kinds of conversations—deep, silly, meaningful. There’s no pressure from the usual everyday tasks.
This is the one week a year when I don’t care whether my kids cleaned their room or did the dishes. What matters that week is that everyone is having a great time.
96．The author’s family stayed in a________ on a farm for a weeklong taste of rural life.
A．greenhouse B．hotel
C．yard D．guesthouse
97．What does the author do
A．He is a teacher. B．He is a bank manager.
C．He is a farmer. D．He is a guide.
98．The author thinks that________.
A．we should spend much money
B．we should donate money
C．we should save money for family vacations
D．we should deposit all money in the bank
99．What does the underlined word “budget” mean
A．交通工具 B．预算
C．美食 D．时间
100．From the passage, we can learn that________.
A．setting aside vacation time to spend with family every year is important
B．making more money is important
C．saving more money for shopping is important
D．the author didn’t have great time when he was young
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