Tang Renjia and her gloves. TANGRENJIA By putting on special gloves, teachers can stay warm and don’t have to worry about hurting their hands when using touchscreens. The special gloves were invented by Tang Reniia, a junior 3 student from Suzhou Science and Technology Town Foreign Language School. She received a patent certificate(专利证书)issued(由……领发)by the State Intellectual Property Office for her creation, according to Suzhou Daily. Two years ago, Tang noticed that her teacher’s fingers were injured(受伤) after using a touchscreen for long periods of time. Tang wanted to do something about this. She leaned how to use high-tech materials to make gloves for her teacher. Her multi-functional(多功能的)gloves can keep people’s hands warm and protect their skin when they’re using touchscreen devices(设备). |
A.MUSIC TIME | B.SPORTS DESK | C.SCHOOL TIME | D.ANIMAL WORLD |
A.Tang Renjia got a patent | B.teachers’ fingers can be hurt easily |
C.the gloves have only one use | D.the gloves were made of natural materials |
A.likes inventing (发明) things very much | B.usually worries about hurting hands |
C.often touches screens in class | D.is kind and helpful |
A.Century | B.a newspaper | C.a school teacher | D.the girl in the picture |
A.ask students to care for teachers | B.how to put on the gloves | C.tell us a student’s small special invention | D.tell teachers not to use the touchscreen |
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【推荐1】A clock, a watch or a mobile phone can help us know the time. However, many years ago there were no clocks and knowing the time was not easy. Over the centuries people have developed different ways of telling the time.
About 5, 500 years ago, the Egyptians invented the sun clock. This was a tall stone building. Its shadow showed the movement of the sun. So people were able to know midday. The Egyptians made a sundial(日晷)about 3, 500 years ago. It was smaller than the sun clock. Water clocks were the first clocks not to use the sun. Water flows from one bottle to another. When the water reaches a certain level, it shows the hours. The Egyptians used water clocks about 3,400 years ago. But they failed to make people know the exact time.
In the 13th century, the mechanical clock was invented. This was more exact, but it was expensive to make one. Over the next few centuries it was developed. For example, springs(发条)were added around 1,500. This enabled people to get the correct time and allowed clocks to be smaller.
In 1927, the first quartz clock(石英钟)was developed. Clocks become cheaper to build. It’s also cheaper for people to own a clock.
1. How many kinds of clocks are mentioned in the text?A.Four. | B.Five. | C.Six. | D.Seven. |
A.幽灵 | B.震动 | C.窗户 | D.影子 |
A.The sun clock was a tall stone building. |
B.The sundial was bigger than the sun clock. |
C.The water clock could make people know the exact time. |
D.The mechanical clock couldn’t enable people to get the correct time. |
【推荐2】A lot of people have the habit of reading on the toilet. But in some public restrooms in Shanghai, you won't be able to do that. If you spend more than fifteen minutes on the smart toilet there, a restroom worker will come to check on you.
According to reports, about 150 high-tech restrooms have been built in the city. Each toilet there has a sensor(传感器) that can check when a person sits on the toilet and how long he has spent sitting there. Besides, the sensor can also check the air quality inside the toilet and check the water level to save water. Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are also going to use smart toilets.
"I think it's okay with me because I don't think it's a good idea to read on the toilet," a 22-year-old young man said. However, some people aren't very happy with the smart toilet." This could be embarrassing for me. Since I was a little kid, I've always spent about half an hour on the toilet. It means a restroom worker would check on me twice. This makes me nervous." another person, Mr.Liu said.
In fact, the smart toilet is part of China's effort to use artificial intelligence(AI)(人工智能) in different areas of life. Now technology is being used almost everywhere. More than 700 cities in China have planned or are in the process of building smart infrastructure(基础设施). Our life is becoming much smarter and easier, isn't it?
1. Few people have the habit of reading on the toilet2. We can spend fifty minutes on the smart toilet without being troubled.
3. The smart toilet can help save water.
4. Mr.Liu is happy with the smart toilet.
5. Our life is becoming smarter and easier because of AI.
【推荐3】The 14th China Airshow was held from November 8th to 13th in Zhuhai. More than 42 countries took part in the show, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and many other countries. Among the different models of airplanes, the J-20 Drone (无人机) took many people’s breath away.
The drone is one of the greatest inventions in recent years. A drone is light and portable, which makes it possible to reach high places in a very short time and be put in a backpack easily.
Some small drones are widely used for taking photos and putting on light shows. Other larger drones are used to carry things to far places in a smart way. For example, Mei Tuan Takeout uses drones to send food or packages to people’s offices in Shenzhen. The delivery time has been greatly cut down. Drones can be also set to finish tasks for farmers. They can spray pesticide and check whether the crops are growing well at different time of a day. So a farmer can look after land five times larger than that before. Scientists are also using underwater drones to get information on CO2 levels in the ocean. It’s the newest way to study the ocean’s condition and improve its environment.
Drones have a deep influence on our life. People never stop the steps of flying in the sky. In the future, can you imagine what there will be when you look up at the sky?
1. How long did The 2022 China Airshow last?A.Six days. | B.Seven days. | C.Eight days. | D.Nine days. |
A.easy to send | B.easy to watch | C.easy to make | D.easy to carry |
①save people ②take photos ③hold light shows ④carry things
A.①②③ | B.①②④ | C.①③④ | D.②③④ |
A.drones can only fly up to high places in the sky |
B.drones are helpful to make a better ocean environment |
C.Mei Tuan Takeout uses drones to send things in Zhuhai |
D.more farmers can look after less land with the help of drones |
A.The Future of Drones | B.The History of Drones |
C.The Use of Drones | D.The Show of Drones |
【推荐1】Jack thinks every day is the same. It is hot before the sun rises. It is hot after the sun falls.
That day, Jack lies on his bed in his bedroom. He lifts a heavy hand and looks at his mobile. This time, Zadie sends a message to Jack. She hopes Jack has a great summer. But Jack thinks he is bored during the summer holiday.
A few days later, he goes to a swimming pool to swim with his friends, but when one of them jumps into the pool, the water splashes (溅到) on him. He is afraid and his friends laugh at him.
Then one evening, Jack is sitting in his room looking out of the window. It is a quiet and cool evening. For once, nobody is playing loud music. Jack can only hear the distant sound of the traffic on the road around Westbourne.
Suddenly there is a noise in the back garden. Nemo, a cat, jumps onto the fence, looks up at the sky, and meows.
“What is he looking at?” Jack thinks.
And then he hears a distant cry. A strange cry. A familiar cry.
A bird is flying in circles across the sky. Its black shape moves above the trees and houses. Jack knows that shape. He knows that cry. It is Falco. He watches it fly, happy and wild and free.
Jack checks his mobile. He has one new message:
Hi Jack, I’m back from Edinburgh! How RU? Good summer? —David |
Hi David, A GREAT summer. CU tomorrow. I’ve got lots to tell u. —Jack |
—Adapted from Jack’s Endless Summer
1. What does Jack think of his summer holiday?A.Great. |
B.Boring. |
C.Relaxing. |
D.Exciting. |
A.quiet |
B.small |
C.near |
D.faraway |
A.A bird. |
B.A cat. |
C.A mobile. |
D.The traffic. |
A.He will stay at home. |
B.He will go swimming. |
C.He will meet his friend. |
D.He will visit Edinburgh. |
【推荐2】While walking with her father outside a grocery store (杂货店), Hana Fatima noticed an old lady trying hard to carry the things she bought to her car. She and her father offered to help. Then, Hana had an idea—She decided to help her elderly neighbors.
Hana and her dad shared their phone number with some elderly neighbors. If they needed anything, they could just call her and her dad. They would buy the things for them and take them to their homes. This way, they wouldn’t have to go to the store and risk getting hurt.
They shared the idea with a few friends, and Hana’s father shared this idea on Facebook. Word spread, and within hours there were hundreds of people volunteering to do the same thing in the community.
More than a year later, they formed a group called the Good Neighbor Project. Now, there are about 6,000 volunteers in Toronto, London, and Ottawa. They speak over 30 languages. They help people who need help getting groceries, medicine, and other important things. The person making the request pays only for the things they buy—delivery (投递) is free.
Since they started the project, the group has made more than 9,000 deliveries to people who are vulnerable (脆弱的), like old people, disabled people and others with special needs.
“When I saw the old lady, I thought that was my chance to go and help her,” Fatima said. “Whenever you get a chance to be helpful and kind, just go and do it without thinking about it. Everybody should do that.”
1. Where was the old woman when Hana Fatima saw her?A.In her car. | B.In the supermarket. |
C.Near her house. | D.On the way to her car. |
A.To make more friends. |
B.To make more money. |
C.To get more people to join them. |
D.To get more likes on his Facebook page. |
A.More than 30. | B.About 6,000. | C.Over 9,000. | D.Less than 9,000. |
a. Hana’s father shared this idea on Facebook.
b. Hana Fatima and her father helped an old lady.
c. People in Hana’s community volunteered to join them.
d. A group called the Good Neighbor Project was set up.
e. Hana and her dad gave their number to some neighbors.
A.b-e-d-a-c | B.b-e-a-c-d | C.b-a-e-c-d | D.b-a-c-d-e |
A.Helpful and kind. | B.Strict and outgoing. |
C.Brave and well-educated. | D.Patient and hardworking. |
【推荐3】Sometimes you meet a common person doing something special.
On a recent trip, I met Normand Gallant. Normand is someone you could pass on the street and never notice but he is a very special person who is worth paying attention to.
Normand lives in the countryside far from the nearest city and the nearest big hospital, so when his wife had cancer several years ago, Normand had to drive four hours to the place where she could be treated. That meant they needed more money for meals, fuel, hotels and so on, but in the end the cancer took his wife away.
Normand was sad because of his wife’s passing but he was also very angry because he realized that other people were facing the same kinds of difficulties. He decided to do something for them. What he did was to throw parties.
He holds a party every three weeks on Saturday evenings at home. Neighbors, friends and relatives come and bring snacks and drinks. They sing and dance. At the party, Normand tells about a family that is having difficulties in supporting a cancer patient. Then a box is passed around and the money is collected for that family. The people at the party have a good time. The family understands that someone helps them a lot.
It seems like such a simple thing but it really works. Normand’s impetus(动力) to help other cancer patients was born out of his sadness, but for the people who have received the money it is an act of love. Normand’s personal action has resulted in an act of kindness that honors the memory of the wife he has lost. Wouldn’t it be nice if we had more people in the world like Normand Gallant? I’m glad I met Normand Gallant. He makes the world a better place.
1. What made Normand decide to help other patients?A.His wife’s death. | B.His memory of his wife. | C.His act of kindness. | D.His meeting with the writer. |
A.telling his own story to them | B.driving patients to the hospital |
C.singing and dancing at the party | D.having parties to collect money |
A.Because his wife died of cancer. |
B.Because he wants to remember his wife forever. |
C.Because he holds parties every three weeks on Saturday evenings. |
D.Because he helps the families unable to support a cancer patient. |
A.tell us a story about Normand Gallant | B.teach us to be thankful to the people around |
C.encourage more people to help those in trouble | D.ask more people to understand those who have difficulties |