Japan has started putting radioactive water from the Fukushima (福岛) nuclear power plant into the ocean.
Many people in Japan, as well as countries near Japan, are angry that radioactive water is going into the Pacific.
A.Hong Kong is worried about food safety as well. |
B.Local fishermen are worried they will not be able to sell their fish. |
C.Fishermen in Japan have no complaints about the radioactive water. |
D.The plant was hit by a huge earthquake and tsunami in March 2011. |
E.Japan stated the water is safe and would not damage the environment. |
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【推荐1】
There are forests and rivers, mountains and fields.
There are many different plants. Some are large. Some are small.
There are also many people like you and me on Earth. The Earth provides us with air, water and food. It is our home.
Today, there is a lot of pollution.
We must stop doing these things.
A.All plants need light and water. |
B.We burn things to make energy. |
C.The Earth is a beautiful place. |
D.We use a lot of water to wash our cars. |
E.Some places are very hot, and some are very cold. |
F.It is important for us to protect the Earth for our future. |
【推荐2】Masks (口罩) that help save lives during COVID-19 bring a great danger to wild animals. Single-use (一次性的) masks have been thrown away across the streets, waterways and beaches. They are harmful to the environment and the animals.
In Malaysia, monkeys have been found biting the straps (带子) of used masks in the mountains, which may cause them to lose their breath or even die. There is a similar case. In Britain, a sea gull’s legs have been found tangled (缠住的) by the mask for almost one week.
It is thought that the biggest influence may be in the water. More than 1.5 billion masks made their way into the world’s oceans last year, resulting in around 6,200 tons of plastic pollution in the oceans, which may enter the food chains and influence the whole ecosystem.
Scientists suggest that the public should use and deal with single-use masks properly and cut the straps to reduce the risk (风险) of animals eating them. People are also encouraged to use washable masks.
根据短文内容。判断下列句子的正(T)误(F)1. Masks save the lives of wild animals.
2. Masks can’t be found on the streets.
3. If monkeys bite the straps, they will probably die.
4. Masks in the ocean can cause plastic pollution.
5. We are advised not to use single-use masks.
【推荐3】When you think of the Arctic (北极), you imagine an icy land of pure white snow. Others imagine it as the last really clean place left on earth. We have polluted the deepest oceans with plastic rubbish. “And now”, CNN says, “It’s the Arctic’s turn.”
German scientists have recently found microplastics in Arctic snow. Microplastics are pieces of plastic smaller than 5 millimeters. Sadly, the scientists found 1,800 pieces of microplastics per liter of (每升) snow.
How is plastic pollution reaching the Arctic? According to scientists, “It’s clear that most of the microplastics in the snow come from the air.” They fall off the plastic objects and are moved by the wind, just like dust. They mix with ice in the air and fall to the ground as snow. Finding these plastics in Arctic snow means that we may breathe them in.
Are they bad for us? Scientists cannot answer this question for now, according to the WHO. We do know that our bodies cannot take in “large” pieces of microplastics. However, if the plastics are small enough, they can find ways into our bodies and stay there for a long time, which can be bad for our health. What’s more, earlier studies have shown that microplastics may boost the risk of lung cancer.
Microplastics have also been found in rivers and oceans around the world. Earlier research has found that they flow over long distances and into our oceans, hurting ecosystems along the way. They start in our wastewater, then flow into rivers and out to the sea, where they are eaten by sea animals. If people then eat these animals, it means that we’re eating the plastic as well.
1. We can learn from Paragraph 1 that _________.A.the Arctic is the last really clean place left on earth | B.the Arctic is an icy land of pure white snow |
C.the Arctic is a beautiful icy land with clean air | D.the Arctic has been polluted by plastic rubbish |
A.increase | B.leave | C.hit | D.break |
A.By advising us to drink clean water. | B.By asking people not to eat sea animals. |
C.By telling the seriousness of plastic pollution. | D.By showing the beauty of Arctic. |
【推荐1】A child's world is the world of playing. They love being outside in the open air, running after each other, and swinging on playground equipment.
But children at St. James Children's School also add to that fun by watching worms and picking up trash(垃圾) in the schoolyard. Inside, they learn to save water and electricity. They also recycle and reuse useful things. And every spring they get the soil ready to plant flowers and vegetables in the school’s garden.
Rebecca Boker teaches the children the importance of taking care of the Earth. "If children learn it early on, it will become part of their daily lives. It should be something that everyone does." said Boker “Every day at St. James is Earth Day. Most books in the classrooms and the library contain materials that encourage children to do something to protect the environment and the Earth.”
"This is their home. You are visitors in their home. So it is your job to respect their home just like you want others to respect your home and treat your home nicely."
At St. James, children observe(观察) the growth of plants from seeds to flowers in cups kept in the classroom. Then they watch the plants grow after placing them in the garden. The students also observe the life of butterflies and other insects and learn about rain and sea life.
St. James also has a special rain garden when many recycled materials are used. For example, there are rugs(小地毯) made of recycled tires in all the classrooms.
But do these very young children really get the message that their teachers try to express? Ms. Boker says yes.
"Oh they do. They totally understand."
1. What’s special about St James Children’s School?A.Children have most of their classes in the open air. |
B.Its classrooms are all built with recycled materials. |
C.It requires children to show respect for visitors. |
D.It teachers children to protect the Earth in their daily lives. |
A.it’s the duty of children to keep school clean |
B.it takes time for children to get their teachers’ message |
C.it’s easier for kids to form good habits at a young age |
D.it’s the job of parents to teach kids how to recycle |
A.The knowledge about flowers. |
B.The knowledge about vegetables. |
C.The importance of protecting the Earth. |
D.The importance of taking care of themselves. |
A.By watching worms and picking up trash in the schoolyard, children at St James Children’s School do have a lot of fun. |
B.At St James, children observe the growth of plants and the life of butterflies and other insects. |
C.Those rugs in all the classrooms are made of recycled tires. |
D.Ms Boker says those children are too young to understand the message that their teachers try to express. |
A.Teachers’ Day | B.Earth Day | C.Children’s Day | D.New Year’s Day |
【推荐2】The second season of How China works out, the documentary series was shown on Youku (优酷) projects, up-to-date technologies, lifestyle changes and covering some of the country’s most ambitious influence of the Internet on society.
The documentary was prepared in 2013, when the producers planned to examine through the eyes of a foreigner how a large country like China operates well.
With a score of 7.9 points out of 10 on Youku, the latest season has been played on Discovery as well. The season is expected to reach 393 million viewers in over 200 countries.
As a host in the United States, Forster graduated from Harvard University and became popular for hosting the Discovery Channel documentary series Extreme Engineering. His special style contributed (贡献) a lot to the popularity of the first season in 2015. For nine months between 2016 and 2017. Forster led a production team of six and travelled to more than 10 Chinese cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Harbin and Tianjin, to make the second turns rather adventurous.
While filming the Hong Kong-zhuhai-macao Bridge, Forster entered an elevator to climb to the top of the bridge, which is 200 meters above the sea. At that time, the bridge was still being built. Another time, he even entered a laboratory to watch the frozen Ebola (埃博拉) virus. The series also has interesting moments with Forster’s efforts to understand local hobbies and modern lifestyles.
In 1995, only 600,000 people used the Internet, but now the country leads the world with more than 730 million web users according to the documentary. Since How China Works out started, the team has also witnessed many changes in China.
1. The right order of the following events is ________.a. Forster led a production team of six
b Forster graduated from Harvard University.
c .Forster watched the frozen Ebola virus in a club
d. Forster became popular for hosting in the Discovery Channel
A.b-d-a-c | B.d-b-a-c | C.b-d-c-a | D.d-b-c-a |
A.interesting and peaceful | B.dangerous but interesting |
C.safe but boring | D.boring and tiring |
A.China is developing quickly in recent years in foreigners eyes |
B.the playing time of the second season is longer than the first one |
C.the number of the viewers of the second season will reach 730 million |
D.the host of the documentary learned art in Harvard University |
【推荐3】Tea is an important part of Chinese tradition. Tea has a very close relationship to Chinese culture.
It is said that Chinese tea was discovered by King Shen Nong. People say that he lived 5,000 years ago. One summer day, while he was visiting a faraway part of his country, he felt very thirsty.
The servant(仆人) began to make water hot enough to turn into gas (气体) for him to drink. Dried leaves from a near plant fell into the water. The king drank some, and found it could make him feel less tired. Also as a scientist, Shen Nong was interested in the new drink. And so, tea was created in 2737 BC.
Drinking tea has many advantages. It makes people feel less tired, clears heat inside the human body and helps people lose weight. As you add a cup of tea to your daily life, please check the following helpful advice.
◆Drink it hot. Tea oxidizes (氧化) quickly, so it is suggested that you drink it hot.
◆Do not drink too much strong tea. It will probably be harmful to your stomach and make you feel sick if you make the tea too strong.
◆ The best time to drink tea is between meals. It may not make you have a strong wish to eat when your stomach is full.
◆Do not drink tea with medicine. It may change the medical result. You can drink tea two hours after you take medicine.
◆ Green tea is the best choice for office workers. Why? Because green tea helps stop the bad result of the computer.
根据短文内容,选择正确答案。
1. Paragraph (段落) 2 is mainly about ________.
A.when King Shen Nong lived | B.where Chinese tea was created |
C.how Chinese tea was discovered | D.why King Shen Nong drank tea |
A.helping you lose weight | B.letting you feel less tired |
C.having a strong wish for food | D.clearing heat inside your body |
A.green tea | B.black tea | C.strong tea | D.coffee with milk |
A.Don’t drink too much strong tea. |
B.Not all office workers drink green tea. |
C.Tea is connected with Chinese culture closely. |
D.King Shen Nong loved creating new things. |
A.let us know how tea was discovered | B.give some advice about drinking tea |
C.tell people the history of tea | D.advise people to drink green tea |