相关试卷

写作要点：1. What's your favorite Chinese traditional festival?

2. When and how do people celebrate it?

3. What's the meaning of it to the Chinese people?

写作要求：1. 不得使用真实姓名、地名和学校名。

2. 可适当加入细节，使内容充实，行文连贯。

3. 字迹工整、语言精练、表达准确、条理清晰。

4. 字数100词左右。

My Favorite Chinese Traditional Festival

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

To enjoy the service, people need to register (登记) their palm prints on machines in subway stations along the Daxing Airport subway line. Then they have to start the palm-scanning function (功能) on their smartphones. Once they do this, they can scan their palms at ticket gates to pass through. After they finish the travel, the payment service on their smartphones will pay the money for their ride.

Many people welcome the new technology. They think it helps them to travel faster and more easily. They don't have to take out their subway cards or smartphones when they want to pass through the ticket gates. And they no longer have to worry when they forget their subway cards or when their smartphones run out of battery. What's more, the palm-scanning technology is very friendly to old people and those who have special needs. Those people may not use smartphones well. This technology makes it possible for them to take the subway without using smartphones.

Besides Beijing, the palm-scanning technology is also in service in the subway station of Shenzhen. And there are hopes that it can be used in more places like stores and restaurants in the future.

Recently, there has been good news for families with young children in China. The government has introduced a new childcare subsidy policy to ease the financial (经济) burden of raising kids.

To apply (申请), parents or guardians (监护人) have two choices: using the online childcare subsidy information system, which is very convenient, or applying in person. When applying, they need to prepare simple materials like the child's birth certificate (出生证明) and household registration booklet (户口本). The subsidy will be paid directly into the bank account of the applicant or the child, to ensure it reaches families safely.

Starting from January 1, 2025, families with children under 3 years old can receive a subsidy. The national basic standard is 3,600 yuan per child every year, and it will be given until the child turns 3. Whether it's the first, second, or third child, each is eligible (符合条件的). For example, if a family has a 2-year-old child, they can get 3,600 yuan this year. For children born before 2025 but still under 3, the subsidy will be calculated based on the remaining months until they turn 3.

This policy is really helpful. Raising children costs a lot—from milk powder and diapers to early education. The subsidy can support families with these expenses. It shows the government cares about families and wants to help them raise the next generation. With this support, parents can focus more on their children's growth, feeling less worried about money.

We hope this policy brings more joy and less stress to families, to help every child in China have a better future.

People use those languages to 1 with others. They talk to each other. They learn about and 2 new ideas and knowledge. They can do all that in person and on the Internet.

However, there is a 3. Not all 7,000 languages and dialects are on the Internet. A lot of them are missing. According to a UNESCO study, 98% of the pages on the Internet are in just 4. Also, over 50% of those are in English. That's 5 for English speakers but not for many others.

A part of the problem comes from computer 6. They only have letters in English or the other main languages on the Internet. So, it's 7 for the speakers of the missing languages to type their words.

Another part comes from computer programs. They are also in English and the other main languages. So, to 8 them, the speakers of the missing languages must have knowledge of the main languages.

People are working to solve this problem. They don't want to 9 any of the world's languages. They also want 10 to be able to use the Internet. Now, Wikipedia has articles in over 300 languages. It's not much, but it's a start.

Betty: Hello, Mike.

Mike: Hello, Betty. The dinner is almost ready.

Betty: Well, I'm not sure. I'm afraid I'm lost.

Mike:

Betty: I have no idea. I don't see any road marks.

Mike:

Betty: Let me see... Oh, there's a supermarket named "Meet All" on my right.

Mike: Meet All? I know where it is. You must be on Center Street.

Betty: I've lost my sense of direction.

Mike: Don't worry, let me tell you. Turn round and go down the street. Then you'll see my house on your left, next to the Orange Hotel.

Betty: OK. I think I've got it.

Mike:

Betty: OK, I will. Thanks a lot.

A. I wonder how I should go now.

B. How clever you got the right way!

C. I'm calling to see when you are arriving.

D. Can you tell me where you are right now?

E. Do you know what the name of the supermarket is?

F. Remember to call me if you have any problems on your way.

G. Do you see any buildings around you, like a hotel or a restaurant?

        How do people say hello in English-speaking countries? People usually say "Hi" or "Hello". They can also say "How are you?" The common answers are "I'm fine.", "Very good, thank you.", or "Not bad, thanks."

       In different English-speaking countries, friends have some popular ways to greet each other. What are these popular ways?

       In America, friends often say, "What's up?" Boys might say, "Hey, man." Girls might say, "Hey, girl."

       In the UK, friends may ask, "Are you all right?" You can answer, "I'm good." People also say "How's it going?" But this isn't really a question—it means "hello" and is just a greeting.

I'm Xiang Rui from China. I have great time both at home and school.

Look, this is a photo my family. The woman with long hair is my mom. She is kind and beautiful. My dad is tall and he likes (play) basketball with me on weekends.

I have a twin sister, Lucy. She plays the piano (good). We both love reading, we often read (interest) stories to my little brother. We love our family very much.

My school life is really colorful. I have many friends at school. Sometimes I make (mistake) in English exercises. My best friend Linda always helps me with my English, that makes me feel warm. She often says friends need (help) each other. We play games together on the sports field after class. My happy school life (change) me a lot—I become very confident (自信的) now.

I believe (相信) that I will have more great days with (that) people I love.

—Before eight o'clock in the evening.

Martin doesn't like reading. The next morning, his father asks him, "Have you found the magic key?" So there is a key to find. He stops reading the book because he thinks his father is trying to trick him into reading. A little later, his younger sister asks him for the book to read. After several days, she screams (尖叫) happily, "I've found the key to the magic book!" And she can talk about all the worlds and places she has visited with that magic key.

. At times it is difficult, but little by little, he is interested in the adventures (冒险). Suddenly, he finds that the book itself is the key to magic! His dreams are full of adventures.

Martin is so happy because he can see a new key to a thousand worlds and adventures after that.

根据短文内容，选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有一项为多余选项。

A. Martin doesn't care about it.

B. But he starts reading it because he likes things about magic.

C. That makes Martin interested in reading the book.

D. With the key, Martin can travel in those books forever.

E. It is a book without any pictures in it.

F. Martin looks through the book, but there is no key.