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河北衡水街关中学
2026-2027学年高二上学期第一次月考质量检测
英语
（全卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟）
注意事项：
1. 答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上
2. 回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选出其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。
3. 考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
第一部分 听力（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）
第一节 （共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。每段录音播放两遍。
1. What should the speakers do
A. Improve sleep quality. B. Reduce food waste. C. Save water.
2. What does the woman plan to do next month
A. Attend a party. B. Watch a performance. C. Have an interview.
3. Why does the man talk to the woman
A. To ask for help. B. To make a suggestion. C. To offer an invitation.
4. When will the man probably finish the clean-up activity
A. At about 9 a.m. B. At about 11 a.m. C. At about 3 p.m.
5. What will the woman do next
A. Organize a trip. B. See a doctor. C. Give advice.
第二节 （共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。
6. Why is it difficult to find volunteers according to the man
A. People are busy before a holiday. B. There are too many requirements.
C. Special skills are required.
7. How did the man spend Thanksgiving last year
A. By staying with his family. B. By supporting his friends.
C. By helping homeless people.
听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。
8. What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A. Neighbors. B. Colleagues. C. Classmates.
9. What does the woman suggest the man do
A. Pick up the coffee. B. Change some things. C. Turn off the machine.
10. Where will the man get the coffee
A. From a coffee machine. B. From the kitchen. C. From a cafe.
听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。
11. How does the man feel about mountain climbing
A. Scared. B. Surprised. C. Interested.
12. What does the woman like doing
A. Reading adventure stories. B. Going on a journey. C. Hitting the gym.
13. What can we learn about the man
A. He has just finished a course. B. He has much schoolwork.
C. He plans to book a book.
听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。
14. How long has the woman been taking the lessons
A. For about 6 months. B. For about 10 months. C. For about 12 months.
15. Why was she interested in the sport
A. She was inspired by other jumpers. B. It was her childhood dream.
C. Her friend encouraged her.
16. What does the woman want her husband to do
A. Try skydiving. B. Buy some equipment. C. Stay and watch.
听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。
17. What is the speaker mainly talking about
A. Street food. B. Home-made dishes. C. Famous restaurants.
18. Which of the following does the speaker recommend eating in Italy
A. A fruit salad. B. A cold dessert. C. An orange-like snack.
19. What does halo-halo contain
A. Fruit. B. Cheese. C. Meat.
20. How many countries does the speaker mention
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节 （共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
A
Theme parks and amusement parks will be standing tall this season, not just in the sense of proudly displaying their shiny, brand spanking new rides. The most expected ride of 2020, however, will take you for a face-to-face encounter with thrilling adventure.
Banshee at Kings Island, Mason, Ohio.Inverted (倒置的) feature trains that hang suspended from the track above and leave passengers’ legs hanging. They typically offer tight turns with lots of positive G-forces. With a ride time of 2 minutes 40 seconds and a track length of 4,124 +feet, Banshee is the world’s longest inverted coaster and is getting so many praises from ride fans. That is really wonderful and exciting.
Despicable Me Minion Mayhem at Universal Studios Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. The extremely silly characters from the popular Despicable Me movie bring their powerful funny actions to an engaging 4-D ride film. It’s loaded with laughs, and like the movies,includes some surprisingly touching moments as well.
Goliath at Six Flags Great America, Gurnee, Illinois. The creative company that is building this new coaster has an impressive track record of delivering incredibly smooth and satisfying thrill machines. So the expectation is high for Goliath, which will boast a 180-foot, 85-degree drop and a top speed of 72mph, which will make it the world's tallest, fastest, and steepest wooden coaster.
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train at Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. It’s both a mildly thrilling coaster with a unique cradle (摇篮) design that allows the cars to swing back and forth and a forcing “dark ride” that takes guests into the colourful mine to see the Seven Dwarfs at work. The animated characters are particularly striking in the attraction, which is the capstone of the park’s New Fantasyland expansion.
21. How does ride fans feel after riding Banshee
A. Wonderful and excited. B. Surprised and angry.
C. Disappointed. D. Hopeless and happy.
22. What is Goliath made of
A. Steel. B. Wood. C. Bamboo. D. Iron.
23. How is the cradle design of Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
A. It takes guests into the colourful mine.
B. It has an impressive track record.
C. It brings their powerful funny actions to an engaging 4-D ride film.
D. It allows the cars to swing back and forth.
B
Xu Congxiang, 69, a major grain grower in Taihe County, East China’s Anhui Province, reached a record harvest this year, with the wheat yield on his demonstration (示范) farm over 800 kilograms per mu (0.067 hectares). “In the 1970s, most of China’s wheat yield per mu was under 300 kg. Now, as farming technology continues to improve, our grain output has increased greatly,” recalls Xu.
A few decades ago, when Xu was under 20 and had just graduated from high school, he returned to his hometown and became a farmer, embarking on his journey of exploring new ways to increase grain yield through science and technology. Back then, a magnifying glass (放大镜) was Xu’s best helper for field observation. Taking a magnifying glass and a notebook, Xu used to set off into the fields at dawn and stayed there until the moon rose.
“At that time, there was no advanced equipment, such as an insect monitor. We could only use a magnifying glass to observe very small changes in the crops. Some tiny spots on the leaves could be the signal of the output reduction,” says Xu. During those years, Xu wrote many notebooks, which contained detailed information including the time and degree of wind and the growth status of crops. With his rich experience, Xu summed up the methods in the green and efficient cultivation (栽培) of wheat and promoted them to the surrounding farmers.
Under his influence, Xu’s children followed his footsteps to work in agriculture and achieved further breakthroughs. His family focuses on developing high-quality varieties and exploring high-yield cultivation techniques. Since the beginning of this year, a total of fifty new grain varieties have been planted in the experimental field, and seven experiments have been conducted. In Xu’s opinion, modern agricultural science and technology should be applied to help modern farmers increase yield, and he will make continuous efforts in this field.
24. What does Xu Congxiang want to show by his words in Paragraph 1
A. His sweet memory of the past. B. The progress of agriculture in China.
C. His pride in working as a farmer. D. The history of a demonstration farm.
25. What does the underlined phrase “embarking on” in Paragraph 2 mean
A. Continuing. B. Changing. C. Starting. D. Planning.
26. What can we learn about Xu’s children
A. They are occupied with different jobs.
B. They devote themselves to agriculture.
C. They have created 50 new grain varieties.
D. They promote cultivation methods to other farmers.
27. Which of the following can best describe Xu Congxiang
A. Confident and creative. B. Curious and selfless.
C. Hardworking and determined. D. Easygoing and independent.
C
For decades, movie studios have relied on advance screenings to assess how audiences respond to in-development films, with viewer reactions informing edits, re-shoots and even changed endings.
Studios typically collect qualitative feedback that always relies on memory after films end — if audiences in the busy streaming age even finish watching. But researchers at the University of Bristol in England now seek to modernize this method with a first-of-its-kind “smart” movie theater that measures viewers’ instantaneous physical reactions with high-tech equipment.
Located on the institution’s new campus, the 35-seat Smart Cinema pairs the familiar high-resolution laser (激光) projector and Dolby surround-sound speakers with technologies foreign to most movie houses: heart rate monitors, EEG headsets and high-tech cameras.
“With this smart cinema technology and with these methods, you don’t have to take the risk of releasing something and hoping it works. You can actually get real audience insight, moment by moment, into how they’re responding and then make changes before release,” says Iain Gilchrist, the co-author of a study that applied those methods. Researchers showed 40 people ten short TV clips of varying story types while collecting biometric (生物特征) data by monitoring viewers’ pulses (脉搏), brain waves, body heat, skin responses and eye movements. The research team found that viewers’ attention and personal involvement had connections with heart rate matching and consistent eye movement, yet their capacity to follow story plots showed no such link.
A short science fiction drama called RENO became the Smart Cinema’s first tested film this week, playing to roughly 200 viewers. Fittingly, the film explores the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence(AI) and was produced on an experimental stage at the university that makes use of virtual reality technology.
“As a director, having the opportunity to conduct an audience test of RENO in the Smart Cinema is truly invaluable,” says Rob Hifle, the film’s director. “It’s not just about refining the film; it’s also about connecting with viewers, understanding their reactions. This experience will undoubtedly shape the final cut in ways I can’t yet imagine.”
28. What is the weakness of traditional movie audience feedback methods
A. They depend on later comments. B. They lead to unfinished movies.
C. They record film viewers’ habits. D. They update methods frequently.
29. What was one finding about audiences the researchers got
A. Their biometric data were the same.
B. Their focus was affected by film types.
C. Their emotions matched eye movement shifts.
D. Their story understanding relied on heart beats.
30. Why does the author mention RENO
A. To make an advertisement. B. To introduce a practice.
C. To present an argument. D. To analyze a phenomenon.
31. What is the best title for the text
A. The Change of Theaters B. Filmgoers’ Vital Roles
C. A New Type of Cinema D. Features of Modern Films
D
Sometimes the biggest failures can lead to the greatest discoveries. The story of Percy Spencer, an American engineer, perfectly illustrates this truth.
In 1945, Spencer was working for Raytheon, a company that produced radar equipment. One day, while testing a magnetron — a device that generates microwaves — he noticed something unusual. The chocolate bar in his pocket had completely melted. Spencer was not upset. Instead, his curiosity was sparked. He immediately began experimenting with other foods, placing popcorn kernels near the magnetron. To his amazement, the kernels popped into fluffy white popcorn.
Spencer realized that microwaves could cook food quickly. He designed a metal box to contain the microwaves and placed food inside. The first microwave oven was born. However, the early models were enormous — nearly six feet tall — and extremely expensive. It took nearly 20 years before microwave ovens became common in American kitchens.
Spencer never attended college. He grew up in a poor family and left school at age 12. But his natural curiosity and persistence made him one of the most influential inventors of the 20th century. He held over 150 patents during his lifetime. When asked about his success, Spencer once said, “I never really studied science. I just paid attention to what was happening around me.”
Spencer’s story reminds us that opportunity often hides in unexpected places. A melted chocolate bar, a curious mind, and a willingness to explore — sometimes that’s all it takes to change the world.
32. What was Percy Spencer doing when he discovered the melting chocolate
A. He was eating lunch in the lab. B. He was testing radar equipment.
C. He was cooking popcorn. D. He was designing a new kitchen appliance.
33. What does the underlined word “enormous” in paragraph 3 mean
A. Very small. B. Very large. C. Very heavy. D. Very expensive.
34. Which of the following is the correct order of events in Spencer’s story
a. Spencer designed a metal box to contain microwaves.
b. Spencer noticed his chocolate bar melted.
c. Popcorn kernels popped near the magnetron.
d. Microwave ovens became common in kitchens.
e. Spencer was testing a magnetron.
A. e-b-c-a-d B. b-e-c-a-d C. e-c-b-a-d D. b-e-a-c-d
35. What lesson can we learn from Percy Spencer’s story
A. A college education is necessary for success.
B. Curiosity and observation can lead to great discoveries.
C. All great inventions come from careful planning.
D. Microwave ovens were invented by accident.
第二节 （共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
Dealing with judgment from other people can be tough. 36_______ But you can cope with their criticism using positivity and sympathy. The tips below will show you the best ways to respond when someone judges you.
37__________
Try not to take any judgmental words personally. Remember that a judgmental person’s words are a reflection of their own beliefs-and not yours. Remind yourself of all the things you do well, and keep a list of your best traits and achievements to boost your confidence.
Be sympathetic.
38___________ It could be that they were judged themselves by parents, family, or friends, in which case this person’s critical attitude would be something they learned. While that doesn’t excuse their behavior, having compassion can inform your response. Say things like “I'm not sure I agree, but I understand your position and I'll take time to think it over. Thank you for sharing.”
Ask for clarification.
Judgmental people may not know they’re being rude or unreasonable. Ask this person to explain what they said, and find out their motivation for saying it. 39___________ Before you interpret this person’s words a certain way, make sure you know their true meaning and why they felt the need to judge you.
Calm down and respond rationally(理性地).
Being judged is never fun, and it’s natural for you to feel hurt and emotional right after it happens. 40 _____________ Getting defensive or judgmental in return is unlikely to help them see the error of their ways, and more likely to start a fight. If you get angry, take several deep breaths until you feel yourself calming down. Excuse yourself briefly if you need to. Take a quick walk, and return to the conversation when you feel ready.
A. So you should stay collected.B. Separate yourself from the judgment
C. Judgmental people are just unavoidable.
D. Try understanding the source of this person’s judgment.
E. Think of each situation where you feel judged as a learning experience.
F. Explain why their words have bothered you and make sure this doesn’t happen again.
G. Some people have good intentions but end up sounding judgmental when they’re trying to help.
第三部分 语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
People use different ways to communicate. When you are __41__ with others, you are not just using words, but also using expressions and __42__. Body language is used by people for __43__ messages to one another. It is very useful because it can help you make yourself easily __44__. For example, waving one’s hand is to say “Good-bye”. A smile and handshake show welcome, and clapping hands means congratulations. Nodding the head means __45__, but shaking the head means disagreement.
Because body language is so __46__, you will have to know what yours is saying and what other people’s is saying. Here are some examples of __47__ language and its meaning in North America.
If you drop down your head __48__, this could mean that you are sad or not happy. If you sit with a smiling face and look __49__, you are expressing friendliness. A smile is a way of expressing friendliness and interest. But people sometimes smile just to be __50__.
Friendliness and interest are expressed when a person’s eyes meet yours especially when you are the one who’s talking. A person who doesn’t look at you is __51__ that he is not interested or is shy.
Hand gestures can mean a person is __52__ in the conversation. But repeated __53__, like hitting a pencil lightly against something again and again, often mean the person is __54__ or not patient. Stay away from someone who __55__ at you while talking with you that person might be angry at you or feel better than you.
41.A. saying B. talking C. speaking D. addressing
42.A. touches B. attitudes C. features D. gestures
43.A. sending B. leading C. setting D. transmitting
44.A. spoken B. seen C. understood D. heard
45.A. encouragement B. agreement C. enjoyment D. amusement
46.A. nice B. strange C. important D. normal
47.A. body B. head C. hand D. face
48.A. slightly B. firmly C. consciously D. heavily
49.A. serious B. relaxed C. excited D. confused
50.A. funny B. attractive C. polite D. lovely
51.A. expressing B. remarking C. reminding D. considering
52.A. tired B. amazed C. delighted D. interested
53.A. conversations B. expressions C. movements D. arguments
54.A. depressed B. nervous C. frightened D. angry
55.A. glances B. stares C. looks D. points
第二节 语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
Body language is a vital form of non-verbal communication in daily life. People from different regions have 56 (vary) body gestures to express thoughts, and some basic signals are widely regarded as 57 (rely) signs of true feelings. Positive body language can help promote smooth 58 (interact) between people, making communication more harmonious.
When others put forward reasonable suggestions, nodding gently usually means you are in 59 (approve) of them. If you avoid eye contact when talking, you may show a sense of 60 (embarrass) or lack confidence. In daily communication, we can make an 61 (assess) of others’ moods through subtle body movements, like frowning often shows unhappiness. When there is confusion in communication, proper body signals can help 62 (clear) ideas and reduce misunderstandings.
Many people have a 63 (tend) to show nervousness via small actions under pressure, such as tapping fingers unconsciously. Such behaviors are often caused by inner 64 (anxious) and are not easy to hide. Learning to read and use body language properly can help build good relationships with others and improve overall communication efficiency 65 (ultimate).
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 应用文写作（满分15分）
66. 假定你是李华，你校英文报刊的“Tourist Attractions”栏目正在征文。请你根据以下要点，写一篇以“My Favorite Park”为题的短文进行投稿。内容包括：
1. 地理位置；
2. 公园特色；
3. 欢迎游览。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
My Favorite Park
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67. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Max had always been good at fading into the background. In class discussions, he perfected the art of the thoughtful nod. In group projects, he was a reliable researcher, rather than a presenter. His carefully constructed comfort zone, however, was about to break apart when his English teacher, Ms. Green, announced that each student would give a five-minute presentation on a local historical figure to the entire class. For Max, it wasn’t an assignment but a nightmare.
The thought of standing alone on stage, with dozens of curious eyes fixed on him, sent cold waves of panic through his chest, leaving him on pins and needles for days. After school, he mustered up the courage to approach Ms. Green’s desk, hesitantly stammering, “I... I don’t think I can do it.” He had expected some vague words of encouragement, but instead, she leaned forward, listened carefully to his fears, and offered an unusual approach: “Tonight, record your voice, and feel free to say whatever you want — no rules, no pressure.”
That night, Max followed her advice, sitting alone in his room with his phone. The first recording was painful—rushed, shaky, and filled with awkward pauses. But he tried again, and by the third take, something shifted. He heard a clear sentence, then another, sounding steady and natural on his phone. It was only a small victory, yet for the first time, the task ahead felt manageable, like a mountain he might actually climb.
The following afternoon, Ms. Green arranged a new challenge. “Now,” she said gently, “I want you to play that recording in an empty classroom. Stand at the front and mouth the words along to it.” Standing behind the teacher’s desk, phone clutched tightly in his hand, rows of empty chairs staring back at him, he pressed the play button. His recorded voice filled the quiet space, slow and sure. Halfway through, his lips faltered, falling out of rhythm with the audio. He stopped the recording, the silence suddenly loud.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为150个左右;
(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Then came Ms. Green.
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Max’s heart raced when the presentation arrived.
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河北衡水街关中学2026 2027学年高二上学期9月阶段检测英语试题 参考答案
听力（1 20）
1 5 CABBC 6 10 ABCBC 11 15 CABAB 16 20 CACAB
阅读理解（21 35）
21 23 ABD 24 27 BCBC 28 31 ACBC 32 35 BBAB
七选五（36 40）
36 40 CB DGA
完形填空（41 55）
41 45 BDACC 46 50 CADBC 51 55 ADCBB
语法填空（56 65）
56. various 57. reliable 58. interaction 59. approval 60. embarrassment
61. assessment 62. clear 63. tendency 64. anxiety 65. ultimately
书面表达
66.应用文参考范文
My Favorite Park
Located in the west of our city, Green Park is my favorite park.
It is famous for its thick green trees and clear lake. You can walk along the lake, fly kites on the grass or enjoy fresh air. Besides, there are many beautiful flowers blooming in spring, attracting lots of visitors.
It is really a good place to relax. Welcome to Green Park and you will have a wonderful time here.
67.读后续写参考范文
Then came Ms. Green. Seeing Max upset, she patted his shoulder softly and comforted him patiently. She told him it was normal to lose rhythm and encouraged him to practice step by step. She suggested Max practice reading aloud without the recording, paying attention to his speed and pause. Max took her advice and kept practicing over the next few days. Gradually, he became more confident and could deliver the whole speech smoothly.
Max’s heart raced when the presentation arrived. Standing in front of the whole class, he felt nervous at first. But he took a deep breath and began his speech. His voice was steady and clear. When he finished, the whole class burst into warm applause. Max smiled with relief. This experience taught him that courage and constant practice could help him break out of his comfort zone.
听力原文
1.
W: Did you know that reducing water waste can have a significant impact on our local ecosystem
M: I didn’t realize that. How can I avoid wasting water at home
2.
W: Hi Jim. The charity party is coming up next month. It’s a great opportunity to support a good cause and enjoy an evening of music and dancing. Would you like to go with me
M: Sure. I’d love to be part of it.
3.
M: I’ve noticed you’re always busy managing your home tasks. Have you ever considered using a smart home system
W: Not yet. Is it easy to set up
M: Absolutely! It’s user-friendly. You can start with simple things like setting your lights to turn on when you arrive home.
4.
W: Hi there, we’re organizing a neighborhood clean-up this weekend. Are you interested in joining us
M: Sounds good! What time should I be there
W: You can choose from 9 a.m. , 1 p.m. , or 3 p.m. Each one lasts about two hours.
M: I’ll go with 9 a.m.
5.
M: I love your jacket. Where did you get it
W: Thanks! I found it in a shopping mall downtown.
M: I’ve been wanting to go shopping there. Any tips
W: Well, just be patient and…
6-7
M: This Thanksgiving, we’re going to prepare a holiday dinner for newcomers. We’re looking for volunteers now. It’s difficult to find people right before a holiday. Everyone is so busy then.
W: Peter and I want to help you. I can cook.
M: Thanks, Anna. I’m going to tell my friend Sue about you. Sue and her husband, Rick, prepare holiday meals every year in a school in their neighborhood.
W: I know. Their holiday dinners are very popular with newcomers.
M: Yes. Last year, fifty newcomers came. They didn’t have enough food. So I volunteered to help them.
8-10
W: What an interesting lesson! I’m going to search online for more information. It’s useful for our school project.
M: That’s a good idea.
W: Then we could have a discussion later, OK
M: Sure. But first I need to go downstairs and buy a cup of coffee in the cafe. Do you need anything
W: No, thanks. But you don’t have to go to the cafe. There’s a coffee machine on this floor.
M: I only have a $10 bill. Do you have any change
W: I have some change, but I need it for the parking meters. There’s a dollar bill changer next to the coffee machine.
M: Uh-oh. The coffee machine is out of order. I guess I’ll have to go downstairs.
11-13
M: You know, I love mountain climbing. It’s my dream to climb Mt. Qomolangma.
W: I’ve heard that it’s very dangerous. Have you ever had any experience in mountain climbing
M: No. I have just started a course in rock climbing at my gym.
W: I have never been interested in risky activities. But I enjoy reading adventure books. In fact, I have just started a book about a journey on Mt. Qomolangma. It’s called *Into Thin Air*. Have you ever heard of it
M: No, I haven’t. Is it new
W: No. It came out in the 1990s. But it’s very exciting. I think you’d like it.
M: Does it have a good ending
W: I haven’t finished it yet. Do you want to borrow it when I’m finished
M: Recently, I haven’t had much time to read because of school. But thanks for the offer.
14-16
W: I’ve been taking skydiving lessons lately.
M: Really That sounds so interesting — and scary! How long have you been doing that
W: I started taking lessons about six months ago. So far, I’ve jumped out of an airplane about 10 or 12 times.
M: You’re so brave. I can’t imagine doing that.
W: I’ve always wanted to do it, ever since I was a little girl. Before I started, I had talked to some experienced jumpers. I learned a lot.
M: I’m glad to hear that. Is it an expensive hobby
W: Yes. It’s very expensive. I’ve had to buy a lot of equipment over the past months. And each jump costs me $150.
M: Wow! That’s a lot of money.
W: That’s why I’ve been working overtime a lot these days. I’ve tried to ask my husband to join me, but he’s not interested at all.
17-20
When people think about eating food, they often think of two places: their homes or restaurants. But some very delicious food is prepared and sold on the street as well. Street food is cheap and delicious. You can smell, taste, and enjoy it when you travel. In Italy, there is arancini, which means “little orange,” because it looks like a little orange. It is made with rice, meat, cheese and so on. It is covered in bread, and served warm. In the Philippines, one popular street food is halo-halo, which means “mix-mix.” It’s a famous cold dessert made from boiled sweet beans, fresh fruit, ice cream, and sweet milk. It is usually served in a tall glass or a bowl. Don’t miss tang hu-lu when you are in China. This popular traditional snack contains different fruits, like oranges, strawberries, and pineapples. The fruits are served on a bamboo stick. While traveling, look for street sellers when you get hungry. You will enjoy cheap and delicious food you can tell your friends about.

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