广东省汕头市龙湖区2021年中考一模英语试题

In March of 2019, a piece of news drew people's attention. The 1 boy called Tani won the New York State chess championship. He completed the whole competition 2 losing a match. It isn't easy for 3 to achieve this honor. Tani lives in New York now, but he used 4 a hard life in Nigeria. He is interested in studying chess, and his skill is increasing 5. He practices every evening on his father's laptop and 6 three-hour practices every Saturday. He dreams of becoming 7 chess master.

A New York Times columnist wrote an article about Tani, and many readers wanted to help his family. Several people offered them housing, and lawyers offered to help with their immigration hearings for free. A week later, over $200,000 8 to help them. Within a week, Tani was running through his family's apartment excitedly, "I have a home!"

But Tani's family doesn't plan to keep their good fortune to 9. They are giving ten percent of the money to their church, which had helped them when they were struggling. The rest of the money will go to other African immigrants(移民) who need help. Tani's father said, "God has blessed me. I want to release my blessing to 10."

Jim is a well-behaved boy. He 1 had an argument with his parents before. But when this boy became a ninth-grader, things began to 2. He said, "Now, I often argue with my parents, sometimes about something unimportant."

He might be suffering from puberty(青春期). Education experts think ninth grade is a special period for 3. They go through difficult physical and psychological changes during puberty.

A recent survey by the National Institute of Education Science shows that the lack(缺乏) of support from parents makes the situation even 4. Meanwhile, the 5 also shows that as ninth-graders reach puberty, they want to be more independent. As a result, about 80 percent of ninth-graders and their parents always have different opinions. Jim had the feeling deeply. "I thought I was an adult already. I can make 6 by myself, but most of the time my parents disagree with me," he said. 7, he thinks there is nothing wrong with hanging out with friends at night. But his parents don't 8 him to do that.

To 9 these problems, an expert has given tips to students. First, talk with your parents. Sometimes, they may not fully understand you, but keep trying. Second, calm down and focus on your studies. Finally, learn about these changes and get to know yourself through reading and other things. Then try to 10 your emotions(情绪).

Don't we all know a "Happy Meal"?

A Happy Meal is a form of kids' meal sold at a certain fast-food chain since 1979. A toy is included with the food. Both of them are usually contained in a box or paper bag. Happy Meals are very popular with kids, especially for their collectable toys. But some health supporters think that drawing kids' attention to these meals with toys is a way of promoting unhealthy food choices.

Child development experts say that food habits get formed in children by the age of six and continue through to their adult life. Food with a lot of fat and sugar is believed to play a big role in growing health problems such as obesity. On November 2,2010, the San Francisco Board of Supervisor passed a law requiring that children's meals sold in restaurants must meet certain nutritional(营养的) standards before they could be sold with toys.

Maybe collectors of these little toys can't get them any longer in the future, because the company will replace toys with books, and each of these books will mainly pass on nutritional messages.

Drinking Kungfu Tea is one of the most famous customs in Chaoshan area. In Chaoshan, family has tea sets. Tea must be several times a day. Chaoshan people can not be without tea for a day, so the hing Chaoshan people usually treat guests is to make tea.

Kungfu Tea is not a kind of tea. It's a to make tea. The reason why it is called Kungfu Tea is because it is made in a very particular way. The word "Kungfu" in Chaoshan dialect means to pay to the way of doing things. Here it refers he way of cooking and tasting tea. Chaoshan Kungfu Tea has become mportant part of the study of Chaoshan culture. Drinking Kungfu Tea kind of social activity in people's daily life, which leads to many customs.

It seems that there are so many cultures and emotions in a cup of Kungfu Tea. Chaoshan people enjoy a slow pace of life. It's really wonderful for them to make a cup of tea after a day's work and taste it .

内容包括：

1）谈谈限制学生带手机进校园的必要性；

2）给喜欢玩手机的同学提出一些建议(至少两点)；

3）号召同学们积极响应国家教育部的通知。

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The Ministry of Education gave a notice that all primary and middle school students, in principle, will not be allowed to bring their mobile phones to school......