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1、 完形填空
Have you ever seen people watching short videos on apps while 1 the bus or on the subway? These are called micro-dramas, and they are becoming very popular.
Micro-dramas are not just popular in China, but all around the world. A big company from the US says that at least 2 than 40 apps that show these dramas have become available(可获得的) for people everywhere. By early 2024, these apps have been 3 nearly 55 million times!
People from different countries enjoy watching these micro-dramas 4 they are exciting and have lots of surprises. The stories move 5 . They keep you wanting to see 6 happens next. Liu Jinlong, who is in charge of an app, told that this is what makes them 7 to watch.
Micro-dramas are also popular because they are very 8 . Each part can be only from a few seconds to just two 9 long, This means you can watch a(n)10 story while you are on your way to school or work. Most of these dramas are made to be watched on your 11 , so you can see them without having to turn your screen around.
In the future, micro-dramas might help 12 more of China's culture with the world. But there is a problem:Many of these dramas have similar 13 . So, micro-dramas are a fun way to enjoy 14 on your phone, and they might even help people around the world learn more about Chinese culture. But the dramas should 15 more topics(话题), not just the usual ones like time travel.
(1)A 、 standing for B 、 waiting for C 、 asking for D 、 looking for(2)A 、 more B 、 less C 、 fewer D 、 better(3)A 、 used B 、 read C 、 sold D 、 downloaded(4)A 、 though B 、 unless C 、 because D 、 until(5)A 、 friendly B 、 directly C 、 slowly D 、 quickly(6)A 、 how B 、 what C 、 why D 、 when(7)A 、 fun B 、 fast C 、 different D 、 right(8)A 、 long B 、 quick C 、 short D 、 slow(9)A 、 seconds B 、 minutes C 、 hours D 、 days(10)A 、 whole B 、 good C 、 true D 、 interesting(11)A 、 phone B 、 TV C 、 computer D 、 watch(12)A 、 express B 、 spread C 、 bring D 、 share(13)A 、 pictures B 、 books C 、 roles D 、 topics(14)A 、 stories B 、 programmes C 、 songs D 、 shows(15)A 、 make B 、 cover C 、 reduce D 、 write -
2、 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A—E五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第16~19 小题,并回答第20 小题。

The history of siheyuan (the courtyard house) in Beijing can date back to about 800years ago when Beijing set up its status(地位) as the capital city. As a kind of traditionalChinese relic(遗迹), siheyuan stands for the capital's building style.
16. It has four houses around — a main house (facing to south mostly), an opposite house, an eastern-wing house and a western-wing house. The whole structure of siheyuan is symmetrical(对称的) and enclosed from four sides with private space. It keeps one gate towards outside which is highly suitable for a family to live in safely.
The head of family lives in the main house, and his or her eldest son lives in the eastern-wing house. Usually, the opposite house is given to servants as their quarters(住房). The design of housing aims to keep the order of family members' status.
Siheyuan is a mirror of Chinese culture, showing the sense of belongings in the mind of Chinese people. The big gate is painted in red. During the traditional festivals, couplet(对联) is put on the gate. Moreover,a pair of red lanterns are commonly seen in many large siheyuan. Behind the gate, a large screen wall appears as an important part of siheyuan.
In the centre of siheyuan, the courtyard is planted with trees and flowers. siheyuan is a small world for people who can enjoy a wonderful outdoor life here. No wonder so many people are interested in siheyuan.
A. It is because red symbolises luck and happiness.
B. Siheyuan takes the courtyard as its centre.
C. There are only a few siheyuan in Beijing now.
D. It is believed to be better than the western-wing house.
E. There are two st ony paths leading to the house of each side.
Do you want to visit siheyuan? Why?(不超过15词)
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3、 阅读理解
Sometimes, you won't need chopsticks— you just need your hands and a good appetite (胃口) to eat theChinese street snack roujiamo, which is translated as"meat in a bun".
Chinese people began to eat buns as early as the Qin and Zhou dynasties. Roujiamo has a unique (独特的) meat filling that dates back to the Warring States Period. While the exact invention date of roujiamo is unclear, most people in Xi' an regard the street snack as its own, even though its popularity has led to its happy consumption all over the country. A visit to Xi' an wouldn't be completed without eating roujiamo, where some people living in this city compare a day without eating roujiamo to not having eaten anything at all.
Most roujiamo will most likely be made with a pork filling, in which the meat is given a treatment of stewing(炖) in soup with over 20 spices(香料) for hours, and for the strongest taste, some even suggest cooking the meat a day before to really let the spices go in. Some other methods use fewer spices to prepare the meat, but if you save the spices you will miss out on the taste.
Every roujiamo street seller cooks with his own unique way with his own style of stewing meat, but when visiting Xi' an, roujiamo is usually served fresh and given to the hungry customer in a paper bag to be enjoyed on the spot(当场). An online video shows the skill of opening a bun, before shopping up (切碎) the stewed meat, putting it in a paper bag, and then adding some gravy(肉汁) over it (warning: the video may make you very hungry).
(1)、What does the underlined word"consumption" mean?A、shopping B、travelling C、discussion D、invitation(2)、What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about?A、Who invented roujiamo. B、How the meat in roujiamo is made. C、Where roujiamo came from. D、When roujiamo became popular.(3)、Why does the writer mention"an online video" in the last paragraph?A、To attract visitors' attention. B、To tell where to buy roujiamo. C、To announce an interesting activity. D、To show roujiamo is terribly delicious.(4)、What's the text mainly about?A、Family life. B、Food culture. C、Historical event. D、Social communication. -
4、 阅读理解
I decided to visit Huangshan to explore the most beautiful Hongcun Village, which is listed on the UNESCOWorld Heritage Site, during my two-week trip to China. I simply had the best experiences and enjoyed each moment, so why don't you explore too? Here is the story of the most beautiful Hongcun Ancient Village to courage a visit.
Hongcun Village is about 900 years old and lies in Yi County of Anhui Province. It is mainly famous for its ancient houses and courtyards from the Ming and Qing dynasties. You' ll love the well- protected beautiful countryside of this village. It is fun to walk and explore the small village, shop the products of this village, and eat in the village restaurants.
Moreover, taking pictures of country houses is very interesting. I love the beautiful settings of HongcunVillage. It is said that the village was built in the shape of an ox. But the whole village seemed like a painting to me where every object was painted with so much fondness (喜爱). There is no way to regret visiting and especially a must- visit for history and nature lovers.
In China, naturally beautiful destinations are always best to visit either in spring or autumn. March and April are the best months to visit Hongcun Ancient Village. I visited in April during the spring season. You may also prefer to visit in October during the autumn season.
The easiest way is to take a tour bus in downtown Huangshan. It will take one and half an hour to reach YiCounty from Tunxi Bus Station. Every 15 minutes, buses depart from Yi County Bus Station to Hongcun Village.You can also go by your car or taxi.
(1)、What is the writer's main reason for visiting Hongcun Village?A、To buy some local products. B、To visit some small village shops. C、To have a meal in a village restaurant. D、To enjoy the ancient houses and courtyards.(2)、Which paragraphs are about the sightseeing of Hongcun Village?A、Paragraphs 1 and 2. B、Paragraphs 2 and 3. C、Paragraphs 3 and 4. D、Paragraphs 4 and 5.(3)、 In the writer's opinion, who are most interested in visiting Hongcun Village?A、Small groups of tourists. B、History and nature lovers. C、Young and energetic travellers. D、Famous and rich foreign visitors.(4)、What's the main purpose of the text?A、To introduce a place of interest. B、To tell the history of Hongcun Village. C、To encourage foreigners to visit China. D、To describe the writer's love for villagers of Hongcun Village. -
5、 阅读理解
Spending the Spring Festival with Chinese families in China is a fun experience and a valuable chance to learn about Chinese culture for foreigners. This is true in North China's Shanxi Province, which is famous for its folk traditions and special dishes when people celebrate this most important Chinese festival.
It was Chinese New Year's Eve. The family of Yu Yanping, in the village of Dongkaizhang in Yongji city, were busy preparing a big dinner. They welcomed two foreign guests Pinas Lloyd Lucien from Suriname, SouthAmerica, and Nahla Karay from Tunisia, North Africa- to their home.
There was jiaozi, fried bean curd and hot pot among the dishes on Yu's menu."Jiaozi is the No.1 food for aSpring Festival Eve dinner and our local style with beef stuffing (牛肉馅) is famous throughout the country," Yu said."So we are going to give a special treat to our foreign guests with beef-stuffed jiaozi."
All family members and guests took part in the preparation of making jiaozi during the Spring Festival. Lloyd and Nahla joined in to make this traditional food by learning from Yu's family. When making dumplings, Nahla said,"I like cooking and tasting the food of different regions. And making jiaozi is a really fun experience."
Yongji is part of the southwestern Shanxi city of Yuncheng. During this Spring Festival holiday, Yuncheng invited a great number of foreign guests from countries including the United States, the United Kingdom,Australia, Tunisia and Egypt to spend time with local families.
These foreigners were offered a valuable chance to experience local lives. They enjoyed Lunar New Year dishes, watched the CCTV's Spring Festival Gala and took part in many traditional celebrations during the holiday.
The central Shanxi county of Pingyao is among the favourite destinations (目的地) for foreign tourists inShanxi. During the Spring Festival holiday, it held 27 events about local traditions, giving foreign visitors a look at local culture with a history of thousands of years.
(1)、What does the underlined word"They" in Paragraph 2 refer to?A、Folk traditions. B、Chinese people. C、The family of Yu Yanping. D、Pinas Lloyd Lucien and Nahla Karay.(2)、What is the most popular food for a Spring Festival Eve dinner?A、Hot pot. B、Jiaozi. C、Noodles. D、Fried bean curd.(3)、What can we know from Paragraph 4?A、Foreigners' ideas about the Spring Festival. B、Different activities to celebrate the Spring Festival. C、An invitation given to foreign friends to the Spring Festival. D、The experience of two foreigners spending the Spring Festival in the Yu's.(4)、What does Pingyao want to do by holding 27 events about local traditions?A、To help foreigners know about local culture. B、To draw more foreign visitors to visit Pingyao. C、To make more money during the Spring Festival. D、To share more kinds of jiaozi with foreign visitors. -
6、 阅读理解

Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden
Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden has nearly 15,000 different kinds of plants. It's a great place for you to enjoy nature. Come and visit some of its most special theme (主题) areas
Opening Hours
Mar to Oct:8:00-17:30;
Nov to next Feb:8:00-17:00.
Ticket Price
60 yuan per adult;
30 yuan per child aged 7-18;
Free for children at age 6 and below
●The Quarry (矿坑) Garden was built on a 100-year-old quarry. The designers added a waterfall, boardwalks and different plants to the natural quarry. This beautiful area will make you think of traditional Chinese ink paintings.
●Kids can learn a lot while playing in the Children's Garden. The tree house and suspension bridge (吊桥)there can guide them through all kinds of plants. Each type of plant has a sign with its introduction. Parents can teach their kids without difficulty.
●In the Blind Garden, the designers specially planted many fragrant and differently shaped plants. Visually impaired (视力受损的) visitors can enjoy the smell of the garden's sweet flowers. They can also touch and feel the leaves, branches, fruits and trunks of different plants.
(1)、Bob is a junior high school student. His parents take him and his four-year-old sister to Chenshan BotanicalGarden. How much should they pay for their tickets?A、120 yuan. B、150 yuan. C、180 yuan. D、240 yuan.(2)、Why is the Blind Garden special?A、Because some visually impaired people designed and built it. B、Because there are differently shaped signs for the visually impaired. C、Because the designers planted many fragrant plants for the visually impaired to enjoy. D、Because the designers built bridges to guide the visually impaired through the garden.(3)、Which of the following is TRUE according to the text?A、The Quarry Garden was built 100 years ago. B、In November, Chenshan Botanical Garden closes at 17:00. C、People are not allowed to touch the plants in Chenshan Botanical Garden. D、Workers will teach the kids about the plants in the Children's Garden. -
7、 阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
A dog's nose is useful for protecting sea turtles. Nearly all kinds of sea turtles are in danger, and a new study (show) that dogs can help to save sea turtles' weak homes.
Five kinds of sea turtles make homes on beaches in the southeastern US. May to October, turtles lay (产) thousands of eggs under the sand. These eggs are in danger from other animals and people's (activity). Scientists try to find (they) places so that they can count the number and save them, the eggs can be difficult to find in a beach full of sand.
Scientists taught a dog named Dory to find the (egg) smell. During two nesting (筑巢) seasons,Dory could smell out 560 sea turtle homes from three different kinds of turtles. At same time, people only found 256 turtle homes. Dory never spent time (look) for turtles' homes in the wrong places.
Dory is only one dog, but the study shows that a dog like her can make protection work (easy)than before. In fact, dogs (real) help people save more turtles.
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8、阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。
Josephine Garis Cochrane was an independent (独立的) woman of the mid-1800s. When she married her husband William Cochrane, she took his last name, but added an"e" to the end. When she (意识到) no one had yet created a proper automatic dishwasher, she invented one by herself!
Josephine led a (舒服的) life in Shelbyville, Illinois. Her husband William was a (成功的) businessman, and the couple often held dinner parties in their large home. She even had servants to (打扫) up afterward. But one morning (在······后) a party, she found some of her good china broken.
She was so (不高兴). She decided to wash the dishes herself from then on. It wasn't long beforeJosephine wondered (为什么) no one had invented a machine to do the job. Soon she invented the dishwasher.
Josephine thought her invention would be popular with (其他) housewives, but it was more of a hit with hotels and restaurants, maybe because it was (昂贵) for a common family to buy. She opened her own (工厂) in 1897, and sold her machines.
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9、将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。
connect shake your proud hundreds of
During a school cultural fair, Emma watched an artist write the character"和" and decided to try it herself. At first, her hands when she tried to start."Relax," said her teacher, Mr. Li."Calligraphy isn't just about writing— it's about your heart to the paper." Mr Li said that your handwriting will show something about ."See how each stroke matches with others. That's the key." Emma practised daily and patiently. Weeks later, she finally created a piece she was of."Ah, how beautiful!" Mr Li said."This shows your improvement."
Now, Emma keeps her first brush in a special box. It reminds her that tries taught her the magic of patience.
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10、 完形填空
Liu Xuemeng, a 44-year-old manager, was walking near Jinhai Lake on 10 September 2024 when he heard loud shouts for help. Two women 1 into the deep water while taking photos. Without 2 twice, Liu jumped into the lake with his clothes and shoes still on.
The water was very cold, and the women were very scared. They 3 Liu so tightly that he went underwater several times."It was more 4 than I expected," Liu said later. But he didn't give up,5 one woman forward and pulling the other, he finally got them close to the shore.6 , a passer-by (路人) threw a lifebuoy, and helped all three reach safety.
After the rescue (营救), Liu's feet were hurt by the rocks,7 he just smiled and left quietly. People later found out this wasn't his first time to help 8 . In 2018, he 9 a colleague (同事) by providing first aid during a sudden illness.
In February 2025, Liu 10 the Beijing Acts of Bravery Award. When he was interviewed, he said,"I'm not a 11 . Anyone would do the same when he or she saw someone 12 ." His story reminds us that kindness can13 with small actions. As Liu often says,"If we help each other, the world will become 14 ."
His story has taught us a lot:15 can appear in ordinary people. Helping others brings happiness to both sides.
(1)A 、 threw B 、 fell C 、 turned D 、 jumped(2)A 、 thinking B 、 asking C 、 listening D 、 running(3)A 、 caught up with B 、 depended on C 、 held onto D 、 took care of(4)A 、 terrible B 、 careless C 、 peaceful D 、 dangerous(5)A 、 kicking B 、 helping C 、 pushing D 、 leaving(6)A 、 Luckily B 、 Finally C 、 Actually D 、 Usually(7)A 、 because B 、 but C 、 so D 、 and(8)A 、 anyone B 、 others C 、 another D 、 someone(9)A 、 raised B 、 refused C 、 believed D 、 saved(10)A 、 bought B 、 won C 、 accepted D 、 received(11)A 、 doctor B 、 hero C 、 stranger D 、 passer-by(12)A 、 in trouble B 、 out of danger C 、 in return D 、 out of control(13)A 、 chat B 、 start C 、 work D 、 fight(14)A 、 bigger B 、 colder C 、 smaller D 、 warmer(15)A 、 Decision B 、 Power C 、 Courage D 、 Energy -
11、 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的A——E五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第16~19小题,并回答第20小题。
The Iron Age (铁器时代) was a time in early human history when people began to use tools and weapons made of iron. . The earliest Iron Age probably took place in the Middle East and southeastern Europe. It started there in about 1200 BC.
. They could do more things and spend more time with their family. Iron farming tools helped people get enough food, so that they could live longer lives. Some families used the time when they were not busy with work to make salt, sew clothes, and so on. Then they could trade these things with people in other areas.
Iron Age people had many different beliefs. These beliefs got into their everyday life activities, like farming or cooking. Sometimes people showed these beliefs through ceremonies (仪式)., like offering special things at their homes, fields, hills, and rivers.
There were groups of things that were buried (埋藏). Some of them were things like tools and other things like gold and silver jewellery. Most people buried the things just for safety..
All in all, the Iron Age was an important period in human society. And it still has many influences in our lives today.
A. Iron made life easier for people back then
B. Reople performed ceremonies in many ways
C. Then the Iron Age ended about 1,000 years ago
D. But sometimes people might give those things to gods
E. The Iron Age started at different times in different places
What influences do you think the Iron Age has brought to our lives?(不超过 15词)
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12、 阅读理解

Kunqu Opera is one of the oldest traditional opera forms still performed in China. It was born in the area of Kunshan in today's-Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. Known for its special rhythmic(有韵律的) patterns, it has had a strong influence on all the more recent forms of opera inChina, such as Peking Opera. Mixing songs performed in the Suzhou dialect(方言), graceful body movements, martial arts and dance, Kunqu Opera uses a large number of gestures(姿势)to express certain feelings.Like many traditional art forms, ▲ . But in 2008, UNESCO added Kunqu Opera to the representative list of intangible cultugal heritage of humanity. This has not only brought Kunqu Opera to the international stage, but also made Kunqu Opera popular again at home.
A"youth version" of The Peony Pavilion, co-created by the Suzhou Kunq u Opera Theatre and the famous writer Kenneth Hsien-yung Pai, is considered another important move in the development and revival(复兴) of the art form.
The play has been well received since it was performed for the first time more than 20 years ago. With over 400performances across the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Macao, as well as in countries such as Greece, the UKand the US, it has attracted(吸引) about 800,000 fans worldwide. As the play was performed at universities across the country at that time, Kunqu Opera saw a big increase in popularity, especially among young people.
"At the beginning of the 21st century, Kunqu Opera faced a decline(衰落), with experienced Kunqu Opera performers retiring, fans getting old and fewer young people wanting to learn and enjoy the ancient art," recalls 85-year-old Pai. "I'm a big fan of Kunqu Opera and I was very worried."
Pai adds, "The performers in the youth version of The Peony Pavilion were all in their early 20s at that time and up to now, 70% of the fans have also been young people, That is a very good sign, and I am very happy for that."
(1)、According to the text, which is TRUE about Kunqu Opera?A、It was born in a mountain village in Jiangsu. B、It was a little more recent than Peking Opera. C、It has been greatly influenced by Peking Opera. D、It has many gestures to express certain feelings.(2)、Which of the following can be put into"▲" in Paragraph 2?A、Kunqu Opera is well-known among people at home and abroad B、Kunqu Opera is one of the treasures of traditional Chinese culture and art C、Kunqu Opera has many plays that continue to be famous today D、Kunqu Opera has faced competition from popular culture in China(3)、What was the most important role played by the"youth version"of The Peony Pavilion?A、It made the culture more interesting. B、It made experienced performers famous. C、It made more young people interested in Kunqu Opera. D、It attracted more foreigners to Kunqu Opera.(4)、What was Pai most worried about?A、Kunqu Opera might be lost one day. B、The Peony Pavilion might not be shown on TV. C、The youth version might not be popular with young people. D、There might not be any good Kunqu Opera performers any more. -
13、 阅读理解
The National Trust is setting up a new laboratory to store and study thousands of paint samples(样本) taken from its houses, paintings and objects. The charity, which protects nature and historic buildings for the public,wants to find out what hidden layers(表层) of paint can unlock about our past,
The National Trust has thousands of samples of paints collected over many years from buildings, objects and paintings that it looks after. Some of the oldest samples come from Roman houses which date back over 1,800years. Up to now, these samples have been stored all over the country. Having them all in one place at the lab will help experts(专家) do their research.
The lab will be at the Trust's Royal Oak Foundation Conservation Centre in Kent, England, and researchers will study paints closely to know about the materials that artists used. For example, a sample taken from a picture by the Italian artist Tintoretto, which is nearly 500 years old, showed that he used layers of ground-up gold to create a rich surface.
This research can also show what something looked like when it was new. One study, on the National Trust'sBath Assembly Rooms, England, found that the rooms had been painted over many times throughout their 250-year history. When experts studied the sample they could look at the layers of paint over all that time and see that the first colour used was either a salmon pink or greenish blue. This helped the experts work out how to restore each room to the way it looked before. Rebecca Hellen, senior expert at the National Trust, told The Week Junior that the goal is"being authentic(逼真的) for our visitors".
(1)、Why is the National Trust setting up a new laboratory?A、To learn how to improve health. B、To store and study paint samples. C、To paint for the historic buildings. D、To do some animal experiments.(2)、What does the writer want to tell us by using the example in Paragraph 3?A、Researchers can teach how to do a research. B、Researchers can learn how to create a painting. C、Researchers can tell how old the samples are. D、Researchers can study what materials are used.(3)、 What would a visitor see with the help of the National Trust?A、A beautiful modern painting. B、A famous historic building. C、The first colour used in the old painting. D、Some common ingredients that artists used.(4)、What can be the best title for the tēxt?A、Create a Rich Surface B、Study the Old Buildings C、Collect Ancient Paintings D、Explore the Colourful Past -
14、 阅读理解
Last year, a group of children from Nanning went on an educational trip to Harbin, and quickly interested many people online.
Dressed in orange clothes, they were called"Little Oranges". The oldest was just 6 and a half years old, and the youngest was only 3 years and 5 months old. They got the special name because of their cute orange clothes andGuangxi's famous oranges.
Each day, their trip was popular with many people online. They were warmly welcomed by the people ofHarbin. In Harbin, they enjoyed the delicious local foods, watched a firework show, and played with snow.
Later, they arrived in Mohe, an important city on their educational trip. When they got there, they were also warmly welcomed. The northernmost police made snowmen to make the"Little Oranges" happy. And the little visitors sang the national song and showed their thanks to the soldiers for standing guard (守卫) over the country.
A parent of one of the children showed thanks for the help and care from the friends from Northeast China. He said such help and care made sure that their children had a good trip. And he said that the children wore orange clothes mainly to keep them safe.
(1)、What were people interested in online according to the text?A、The sweet oranges from Guangxi. B、The cold weather in Northeast China. C、The children's warm orange clothes. D、The children from Nanning going to Harbin.(2)、Why did people online call the children from Nanning"Little Oranges"?A、Because many people like eating oranges. B、Because they help to sell oranges. C、Because the children were safe in orange clothes. D、Because their orange clothes and Guangxi's famous oranges.(3)、What did the children do in Mohe?A、They did some skating. B、They played with snow. C、They sang the national song. D、They watched a firework show.(4)、What is the text mainly about?A、Oranges from Guangxi. B、Kids' trip to Northeast China. C、Harbin, the beautiful ice city. D、Cold weather in Northeast China. -
15、 阅读理解
Harbin Ice and Snow World Was Open
China's famous Harbin Ice and Snow World started on 5th January 2024. The park was full of wonderful ice sculptures (雕像). This was the 25thHarbin Ice and Snow World. It was reported that about 30,000 visitors went to the park every day.Everyone had a great time.
A Tiny Fish Sandwich
In May, the food company Birds Eye said that,with the help of an artist, it had made a mini sandwich that weighs about the same as a pea. The tiny creation is less than one centimetre tall. NadiaMichaux, the artist added a small lettuce leaf, a bit of butter and a very tiny drop of ketchup (番茄酱),
A High-speed Railway Opened
A new railway opened between Jakarta,Indonesia's capital, and Bandung. Trains can run up to 217 miles an hour. It took them £5.9 billion to build but would cut travel time by more than two hours.
Students Welcomed the Year of the Loong
Zhaowang Primary School ' in Hebei had lots of activities to welcome the Year of the Loong. The teachers taught students to make paintings, round fans and Chinese knots (结). These activities not only helped kids know about their traditional culture,but also let them feel happy.
(1)、What do we know about 2024 Harbin Ice and Snow World?①It was the first Harbin Ice and Snow World.
②There were many ice sculptures in the park.
③About 30,000 people visited the park every day.
④Harbin Ice and Snow World started on 25th January.
A、①② B、①③ C、②③ D、②④(2)、Which is the best word to describe the railway in Indonesia?A、Long. B、Comfortable. C、Fast. D、Beautiful.(3)、What can we learn from the last piece of news?A、Students were happy to do the activities. B、It was difficult for students to do the activities. C、Students made New Year paintings after school. D、Parents taught their children to make Chinese knots. -
16、 阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
The Weifang International Kite Festival opens in Weifang, Shandong Province, on the third Saturday of April every year. It draws kite lovers around the world.
In the 41st Weifang International Kite Festival, there were 1,000 kites from 46 countries and areas,(include) the United States, Japan, South Korea and Italy. Visitors enjoyed different kinds of kites and took part in kite-flying (activity).
The festival has been held once every year in Weifang since 1984, and has become important event for the city. Weifang (know) as the"kite capital of the world" and has a long history of kite-making,dating back over 2,000 years.
The festival has a cultural importance, as kites (play) an important role in Chinese culture for centuries. Kites were (first) used in China for military (军事的) purposes, such as signaling and measuring distances. Over time, kites have had something to do with fun, and have been often flown during festivals holidays.
Today, kite-flying is a popular amusement in China, and the Weifang International Kite Festival is one of (large) kite festivals in the world. The festival includes a lot of things to do, such as visiting kite-making workshops, holding a kite-flying competition, (enjoy) traditional Chinese music and dance performances.
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17、阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。
A 6-year-old girl is helping out at a foot spa where the owner and workers are (聋的). She serves as a sign language translator(翻译) for (顾客).
Hu Yunjia, nicknamed Niuniu, is the daughter of the foot spa owner Hu Yong.
The father Hu, 34, (失去) his hearing and speech because of a terrible fever in his childhood,making it difficult for him to find a job. After finishing (培训) in the foot spa for pedicure(足部护理)abilities, Hu started the business in Chengdu, the capital city of Sichuan Province, in 2019. Peng Feng, the mother, who is (也) unable to hear anything, works together with her husband at the shop.
"Madam, what help do you (需要)?""Sir, my dad asked you to take this ointment(药膏) back home." Niuniu delivers(传递) her father's messages at the shop in her sweet childish (声音) and with rich body language, always making the guests laugh or smile.
Niuniu (开始) learning sign language from her parents at the age of two and began helping at the shop when she was four. As a kindergartenera, she works at the shop after kindergarten hours and on holidays.
"She is always happy, (活泼的;生气勃勃的) and outgoing," said the neighbours and the school teachers.
"Dad taught me to be diligent(勤奋的)," Niuniu explained. In her mind, her parents are like superheroes who look after the family and her though they can't hear or speak. "My dad is (不同的) from other people,but he is the best for me," she added.
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18、将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。
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The Chinese knot is a type of national handicraft with a long history. It developed in the Tang and Song dynasties and popular in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The Chinese knot has now become a colourful craft and stayed away from original practical use.
In Chinese, the word"knot" reunion(团聚), friendliness, warmthy marriage, love, etc. In addition, the word"knot" has the same meaning as"lucky and happy", so the Chinese knot is often used to express good like happiness, prosperity and love.
the needs of modern life, the Chinese knot has different products, for example, large tapestries(挂毯), big hangings and car hangings.
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The eleven-year old Australian schoolgirl Tilly Williams has broken a world distance running record. She beat other girls who were eight years older than 1 to run 5,000m in just 17minutes and 22.7 seconds. She beat the previous(先前的) record by 19 seconds, making her the 2 distance runner under the age of 19 across 60 countries.When some of her friends told her about the international record, Tilly decided to have a 3 while competing at the SA State Championships.
Tilly started running in 2021 4 she joined her school's cross-country team. Since then, she has run two to
three times a week with her 5 , Mark Williams.
Tilly said she has been 6 by other runners and her favourite book character, Roa ld Dahl's Matilda. "Icould really related to (认同) the main character Matilda 7 she set herself goals and really worked hard to achieve them," she said.
The 5,000m 8 was not officially recognised by Athletics SA and Australia because of record keeping differences, but Tilly said she had already been working on her next 9 . She has 10 competing in the 2032Brisbane Olympics,
Tilly's dad Mark said he was very 11 of his daughter.
"I12 think that anyone's going to get a world record at this age, at any age really; it's just surreal(超现实的)," Mark said. "We' re very excited. It's very important to recognise these 13 , but also to stay very much grounded and just 14 the other pursuits(追求) that she likes. She loves her running, but she does so many other things as well. And I think it's really 15 that the focus is on life rather than just one thing."
(1)A 、 him B 、her C 、them D 、me(2)A 、 strongest B 、 bravest C 、 luckiest D 、 fastest(3)A 、 rest B 、 try C 、 job D 、 walk(4)A 、 why B 、 when C 、 how D 、 which(5)A 、 coach B 、 teacher C 、 dad D 、 uncle(6)A 、 encouraged B 、 considered C 、 stopped D 、 introduced(7)A 、 if B 、 though C 、 so D 、 because(8)A 、 speed B 、 time C 、 record D 、 way(9)A 、 problem B 、 distance C 、 method D 、 goal(10)A 、 given up B 、 heard from C 、 talked about D 、 dreamed of(11)A 、 proud B 、 nervous C 、 serious D 、 careful(12)A 、 ever B 、 never C 、 always D 、 usually(13)A 、 achievements B 、 choices C 、 examples D 、 rules(14)A 、 train B 、 learn C 、 enjoy D 、 advise(15)A 、 strange B 、 convenient C 、 popular D 、 important -
20、 下面文章中有四处(第16—19题)需要填入合适的句子。请从以下选项(A、B、C、D和E)中选出符合上下文的句子,使文章通顺。选项中有一项是多余选项。然后完成第20小题的问题。
Relationships are important for kids and can have a great influence on their development at home and at school.Relationship skills, such as communication, teamwork and the ability to solve problems, are valuable.
As kids grow, the need for communication skills becomes increasingly important. Communication with family members can be difficult when kids are young. Teach them how to use their words rather than act out physically.For example, say sorry if someone feels hurt by something you said or did.
Encourage kids to know what they can do and what they need when working with others. Kids who love to have fun may motivate (激励) their friends through a difficult task, and they may need a friend who can help organise a task. When kids understand their own skills and what they need from others, they' ll be able to work together with many more people.
Kids may think peers(同龄人) who do things differently are"bad" —— which isn't true. So encourage them to talk about similarities and differences among their friends. Although peer pressure can make them feel uncomfortable and even cause trouble, sometimes peer pressure can be positive when it encourages children to take safety risks and move out of their comfort zone.
All in all, kids need parents, teachers, and other caring adults to help them learn how they can build healthy relationship skills now and for a lifetime.
A. Teamwork is another important skill.
B. Learn to communicate with family members.
C. Develop the ability to solve problems with other kids.
D. Here are some tips on how to help kids develop relationship skills.
E. Teachers are helpful when they learn to build healthy relationship skills.
As a student, what other life skills do you want to develop? Please list one or two.(不少于5个词)