One day in April, a special activity called“Food Street”was held on the playground at Railway No. 1 Middle School in Xi’an.
This activity was part of the English Art Festival in the school. The students in each class were divided(被划分) into some groups. Each group sold different kinds of foods. The students did the shopping and the cooking all by themselves. The students cooked delicious food such as fried chicken, potato chips and vegetables. They all worked hard and sold the food at low prices. The customers(顾客) were all students, teachers and parents. They were all pleased with the nice food.
“It’s really hard work,” said one of the students who took part in the activity. “We must make a plan before the cooking. We must know how much we should spend on the things we need. Also, we must learn how to serve customers well.”
“This activity is to give a chance to students to develop(培养) their practical abilities(实践能力),” said one teacher, “What’s more, the students will not only learn how to make money by their own hands, but also know the meaning of life. ”
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1. “Food Street” was ________ .
| A．a street for students to sell food along |
| B．a kind of food sold by the students |
| C．part of the activity of the English Art Festival |
| D．an activity for food prices among the students |
| A．the food made by the students was not well received |
| B．the prices of the food were too high |
| C．the teachers and parents were satisfied with the students and food |
| D．the students didn’t enjoy the activity |
| A．How to grow vegetables. | B．How to work well. |
| C．How to make money. | D．What life means. |
| A．had to be customers | B．made a plan about the cooking |
| C．asked their parents to do the shopping | D．had to serve the customers well |
| A．the activity was not easy |
| B．the students like the activity better than their class lessons |
| C．the whole cooking has too much work |
| D．they don’t like to make Chinese food |
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【推荐1】Students in our school have a colorful school life. We have School Activity Week every year. On the wall of the teaching building are the posters from Grade 7, Grade 8 and Grade 9. Let’s go and have a look!
Be a Good Reader! Time: 13:30－16:30, Apr. 10th Place: Reading Hall ★ Improve your reading skills and get new ways of reading. ★Learn more about nature. ★Increase your knowledge and make new friends. For Free! Grade Seven | Invite Your Father to Join Us! Time: 09:00－12:00, Apr. 12th Place: Meeting Hall ★ Join in the one-month “stop smoking” challenge. ★Know about how to give up smoking. ★Ask your father to join us! For Health! Grade Eight | Raise Moneyfor Children! Time: 14:00－17:00, Apr. 14th Place: School Playground ★Save 30% on everything. ★ Come and buy pens, dictionaries and other school things. ★ Look forward to your coming. For Children! Grade Nine |
1. We can see the posters on the .
| A．desk | B．blackboard | C．wall | D．playground |
| A．buying school things | B．getting new ways of reading |
| C．improving reading skills | D．learning more about nature |
| A．eight | B．seven | C．three | D．two |
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When you meet a lot of difficulties in your life, what should you do? Are you sad, are you upset or are you confident? If you feel sad or have too much pressure, why don’t you join the laughter (笑声) yoga club to relax?
Today, laughter yoga is popular, with 5,000 clubs in Asia, America and Europe.
“People are under high pressure in the workplace,” said Kataria, an Indian worker. “Suddenly, I had an idea one early morning,” said Kataria. “Why not start a laughter club?”
On the same day, Kataria invited a few friends and shared jokes with them. This encouraged him very much. Kataria thinks that children could laugh 400 times a day because they laugh for no reason. But grown-ups laugh less than 15 times. Thanks to Kataria, every morning, members of the club practice the laughter. “We laugh for no reason and in doing so we laugh off some stress and add more laughter to our life. All we need is to laugh and we can ‘laugh for no reason’.”
Laughter yoga has greatly helped some people who have lost all hope, like 80-year-old Somoti, who said she had lost the use of her legs before joining it. The doctor also said she wouldn’t stand by using her legs. But now she can go to the club on foot.
Today, she is back on her feet and enjoys the club every morning. That has given Somoti a good reason to smile.
Laughter is the best medicine. People have known this for centuries and science proves it. So let’s laugh together.
1. What’s the Chinese meaning of the underlined word “pressure” in Paragraph 1?| A．压力 | B．兴趣 | C．动力 | D．过错 |
| A．15. | B．400. | C．5,000. | D．50,000. |
| A．Kataria himself. |
| B．Kataria’s friends. |
| C．Kataria’s funny jokes. |
| D．Kataria invited friends and shared jokes with them. |
| A．why Kataria started laughter yoga club |
| B．when the laughter yoga club came into being |
| C．laughter yoga has greatly helped some people |
| D．how much the people liked the laughter yoga club |
| A．How to relax after work. | B．Laughter is a good medicine. |
| C．A famous Indian worker. | D．The reasons why we love laughing. |
【推荐3】Here are some after-school activities. You can choose any one or ones you like to make your school life more colourful. Join us, please.
| Name of the club | Time | Activity |
| Reading Club | Monday (3: 00 p. m—5: 00 p. m. | Read newspapers, magazines |
| Computer Club | Tuesday (3: 20 p. m.—5: 00 p. m.) | Learn to use computers |
| Art Club | Wednesday (3: 10 p. m—4: 50 p. m.) | Draw all kinds of pictures |
| Singing Club | Thursday (3: 00 p. m—4: 00 p. m) | Learn to sing |
| Sports Club | Friday (3: 10 p. m—5: 00 p. m.) | Do all kinds of sports |
1. Amy likes reading. She can join ________.
| A．the Reading Club | B．the Computer Club | C．the Art Club | D．the Sports Club |
| A．draw all kinds of pictures | B．learn to sing |
| C．do all kinds of sports | D．learn to use computers |
| A．Monday | B．Tuesday | C．Wednesday | D．Thursday |
| A．3: 00 p. m. | B．5: 00 p. m. | C．3: 10 p. m. | D．3: 20 p. m. |
| A．Reading Club | B．Art Club | C．Singing Club | D．Sports Club |
This summer, Sun Ruifeng, a mother in Beijing, changed some of her plans for her 8-year-old son’s summer vacation. She looked for an English class, but in the end, she changed it to a swimming training class. “Because of the stricter rules on subject-training classes, many parents like me choose sports or other projects for developing interests instead,” Sun said.
On July 24, Chinese government introduced a guideline（指导方针）to the amount（量）of homework and after-school training for primary and junior high school students. It lists requirements in areas such as reducing the amount and the difficulty of homework and improving the quality（质量）of education and after-class services provided by schools. For example, homework for children below the third grade is not allowed, while homework for junior high school students should take less than 90 minutes to finish.
Many parents showed their support（支持）for the new moves. “Subject learning is enough at school and we hope to improve the children’s quality of life during holidays,” a parent surnamed Zhou in Guangzhou told Xinhua.
According to the guideline, no after-school courses can be taught on weekends, national holidays or during winter and summer vacations. And primary and middle schools are asked to offer after-school services, including homework guiding, sports, arts, reading and interest groups.
1. Why did Sun Ruifeng change her plan?| A．Because her son didn’t like English. |
| B．Because she thought it was more useful to learn swimming. |
| C．Because the government made strict rules on subject-training classes. |
| A．Improving the quality of education. |
| B．Improving the quality of training schools. |
| C．Reducing the amount and the difficulty of homework. |
| A．Only 90 minutes. | B．Less than 90 minutes. | C．More than 90 minutes. |
| A．Many parents supported the new moves. |
| B．Subject learning is enough at school. |
| C．Parents hope to improve the children’s study. |
| A．Students shouldn’t have homework after school. |
| B．Students can’t gain much knowledge from training schools. |
| C．Students shouldn’t be given extra courses on national holidays. |
【推荐2】Fishing is a popular activity and every fisherman knows the rule: keep the big ones, throw the smaller ones back. The reason for it is simple—if you keep the smaller ones, fewer fish will be able to grow and reproduce (繁殖), and the fish population will be in danger. But should we always keep the big ones?
One scientist, Dr. David Conover, has spent the last 10 years studying the effects of the “keep the big ones” rule.
To set up his experiment, Conover and his team caught hundreds of silverside fish and divided them into six groups. For two groups, Conover followed the “keep the large ones” rule and took out the biggest fish. For two other groups, he removed only the small fish. For the last two groups, he removed fish randomly (随机地).
After five years, he measured the fish in each group. In the two groups where the largest fish were regularly removed, the average (平均) fish size was smaller than the average size in the other groups. That is to say, if only small fish survive to reproduce, then future generations of fish are likely to be small.
For the second five years of his experiment, Conover changed the rules and took fish randomly from each group. At the end of the experiment, he found that the fish that were in the “keep the large ones” group for the first five years had started to get larger again, although he expected it would take at least 12 years for the fish in that group to return to their normal size. In other words, it takes less time to shrink (变小) than it does to recover.
1. The underlined word “it” in Line 2 refers to “________”.| A．the activity | B．the fish | C．the rule | D．the fisherman |
| A．It helps to protect fish numbers. | B．It helps to protect fish size. |
| C．They are used to following it. | D．They will be punished if they don’t. |
| A．It made no difference to fish size. | B．It affected all fish groups similarly. |
| C．It made the fish bigger on average. | D．It made fish smaller on average. |
| A．The whole experiment took Conover more than 12 years. |
| B．The fish in the “keep the large ones” group grew to their normal size in the experiment. |
| C．It takes fish more time to recover to their normal size than it does to grow smaller. |
| D．The fish in the six groups had the same average size at the end of the experiment. |
| A．To ask people to catch big fish. |
| B．To describe a scientific experiment. |
| C．To tell people the danger fish are facing. |
| D．To introduce the rules of fishing to readers. |
【推荐3】My name is Paula. I’m a girl from China. I’m living with an English family in London now. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have one daughter and two sons. Thomas is fourteen. Catherine is twelve and Andrew is seven.
London is a very big city. It is very interesting, too. The weather is cool and rainy. And the parks are beautiful! There are many parks in London. They are “green lungs（绿肺）” of the city. Hyde Park, Green Park and St. James’s Park are all in the city center. My favourite park is Green Park. On Sundays my friends and I always go to the park. We like to take a walk there. It’s good for us. I think English food is OK, but the coffee is horrible（糟糕的）.
1. What does Paula think of the weather in London?| A．It’s cool and sunny. | B．It’s hot and rainy. | C．It’s sunny and hot. | D．It’s rainy and cool. |
| A．Food | B．Coffee | C．Zoos | D．Parks |
| A．To Hyde Park. | B．To Green Park. | C．To St. James’s Park. | D．All of the above. |
| A．Paula is an English girl. | B．Paula likes English coffee. |
| C．Paula’s last name is Smith. | D．Paula often takes a walk in the park. |
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1. If you spend more than $6 at Mike’s Cafe, you can get ________.
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| A．The candy store | B．The bookstore | C．The music store | D．The clothes store |
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| A．You may win a $100 CD if you buy two CDs. |
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| C．The sales of these shops start from Jan. 8th to Feb. 21st. |
| D．Buy two shirts at Kate’s Clothes Store, you may get one shirt of the same price. |
| A．A big meal. | B．A Great holiday. |
| C．Some special sales. | D．Some free things. |
【推荐2】To stay safe, we have to sacrifice (牺牲) many things we enjoy because of COVID-19, including physical touch. Research has shown that humans need physical touch to stay healthy. Without it, many become lonely, sad and even sick. So, if you feel you need a hug, we know something you can safely put your arms around and hold close: a tree!
Tree hugging may sound a little strange. But humans have practiced forms of nature therapy (疗法) for years. The Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku is an example. Shinrin means forest in Japanese, and Yoku is the Japanese word for bath. But no soap or water is needed for Shinrin Yoku. All that nature bathing requires is spending time in nature: listening to its sounds, breathing in its air and connecting to its life force.
Recently, Israel has been encouraging tree hugging. The country’s nature and parks agency agrees on the public health campaign. Orit Steinfeld is director of Israel’s Apollonia National Park. She says, "In this special period, we encourage people around the world to go out to nature, take a deep breath, hug a tree, express love and get love." Inside the park, some visitors have followed the advice and hugged trees. Barbara Grant is one of them. She says, "The most basic human need is for connection, for touching, and for hugging."
1. What does the underlined sentence mainly tell us?| A．Sick people feel lonely from time to time. |
| B．People may get sick when they feel lonely. |
| C．Physical touch is very important to humans. |
| D．It's necessary for us to stay away from others. |
| A．nature therapy isn't a new idea |
| B．it's better to wash hands with soap |
| C．Japanese people are good with nature |
| D．tree hugging enjoys widespread popularity |
| A．Impossible | B．helpful | C．dangerous | D．meaningless |
| A．Different forms of physical touch |
| B．The importance of physical touch |
| C．The Japanese practice of Shinrin- Yoku |
| D．Tree hugging—a form of physical touch |
【推荐3】Meiyu, born in 1995, is from Turkey. She is the youngest child of her family. After high school, many people learned English or Japanese, but Meiyu decided to learn Chinese in university. She learned Chinese for four years in Ankara University in Turkey, and got her name Meiyu there.
Meiyu fell in love with Chinese after going to university. She became more interested after she knew more about Chinese history. She graduated（毕业）from Ankara University in 2017. Since then, more Chinese have been visiting Turkey. The trade between the two countries also needs Chinese-speaking people."Speaking Chinese means more job opportunities" said Meiyu.
Now Meiyu has been in Wuhan, China for about two years. Besides going on studying Chinese, she shows great interest in Chinese kung fu as well, so she spends her free time on kung fu training with her coaches. Not only can kung fu help improve（改善）her health, but she is also interested in the history and culture behind it. Meiyu said, "The more I know about China, the luckier I feel to have been here. "
In the future, Meiyu decides to go back to Turkey to teach more students to learn Chinese.
1. Where did Meiyu learn Chinese at first？| A．In China. | B．In Turkey. | C．In India. | D．In Australia. |
| A．22 | B．25 | C．27 | D．18 |
| A．decisions | B．orders | C．meanings | D．chances |
| A．Meiyu is the only child of her family. |
| B．Meiyu is not interested in Chinese now. |
| C．Chinese culture has greatly influenced（影响）Meiyu. |
| D．Meiyu decides to stay in China in the future. |
