Teenagers need to eat nutritious (有营养的) food while they’ re still young so that they will grow up to be healthy adults. Therefore, it is necessary for school cafeterias (食堂) to provide healthy food. With this in mind, the government has introduced a new food safety regulation (规定) that will improve nutrition and health standards in schools.
The regulation took effect on April 1. It requires those who are in charge of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools to eat with students in their cafeterias. Schools will also be required to make information regarding food sources and suppliers (供应商) public.
The regulation also suggests that parents should eat with students at school in order to provide advice on food safety and nutrition. Schools must find out food safety problems and solve them in a timely manner.
If a school is caught buying low-quality food or failing to report food safety incidents (事件), the people in charge of the school will be warned, fired or handed over to law enforcement (执法机关), the regulation says.
Parents across China have become increasingly angry about food safety incidents in schools, according to The Beijing News.
The most recent example occurred in March at the Chengdu No 7 High Development School. Parents posted videos and photos of moldy (发霉的) food that was served in the school’s cafeteria, China Daily reported. The school’s principal was eventually fired.
In October, the head of an international school in Shanghai was fired after health and education authorities found moldy tomatoes and onions in the schools kitchen.
1. The story is mainly about a new regulation about ________.A.students’ eating habits | B.school principals |
C.food safety in schools | D.parent-teacher relationships |
A.show the public where their food comes from |
B.improve the conditions of their cafeterias |
C.allow teachers and students to eat together |
D.build more than one cafeteria |
A.Teenagers should go home to eat meals every day. |
B.Parents should play a part in improving food safety in schools. |
C.Food safety problems can be easily solved. |
D.Parents are angry about food safety incidents in schools. |
A.the punishment for food safety violations is serious |
B.school principals nationwide are not doing their jobs well |
C.food can get moldy more easily in the south than in the north |
D.school cafeterias often serve rotten food to cut their costs |
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【推荐1】College students often hear about the “freshman fifteen”. What does it mean? You may wonder.
It means the fifteen pounds, or about seven kilograms students might gain (获得) in their first year of college.
Many young men and women put on extra weight when they start college. Some schools have studied it. Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, has found that freshmen gain an average of four pounds during their first twelve weeks. That is almost two kilograms. If weight gain continues at this rate (比率), how long will they put on fifteen pounds? The answer is forty-five weeks, or almost a year.
And why do so many freshmen gain weight? The answers listed by experts are not so surprising. The freshmen gain weight because it’s the first time for college kids to enjoy complete control over their own lives. They may choose to eat and drink whatever they want, whenever they want. For example, college students often eat foods high in fat. After all, there are no parents around to say no to junk food. Students may also miss meals. They could be in class or studying or just … busy. Also, freshmen often use food to relax their mind, they will overeat when they have food as they have college pressures to deal with.
This may be short-lived (短暂的), but the weight gain should not be overlooked (忽视). Remember: It requires more effort to lose those pounds than to simply not gain them in the beginning. Or even worse, they may carry the extra weight around for years.
1. What does the “freshman fifteen” mean?A.The first fifteen days at college. |
B.The freedom first-year college students enjoy. |
C.The fifteen pounds first-year college students gain. |
D.The fifteen pounds first-year college students lose. |
A.give themselves more energy | B.gain extra weight |
C.taste junk food | D.take pressures off their mind |
A.One. | B.Two. | C.Four. | D.Five. |
A.Weight. | B.Freshman fifteen. | C.Pressure. | D.Eating. |
A.“freshman fifteen” may have long-term effect on college students |
B.weight gain is nothing serious for freshmen |
C.“freshman fifteen” is not a common problem |
D.“freshman fifteen” is a problem hard to prevent |
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Do you have lunch at school? Do you like having lunch at school? “School dinners”(that means “lunch”)is a hot topic in the UK these days.
A typical school dinner costs about two pounds (about 17 yuan) a day for a secondary pupil in the UK. Parents usually need to pay for the typical school dinner in advance online. There is usually a main course, a dessert and a drink. And dinners must include food groups such as fruit and vegetables, protein and carbohydrate(碳水化合物).
Martha Payne, from Scotland, started a blog called Neverseconds about her school dinners when she was just nine years old. She posted photographs of her lunch every day and gave the food a grade out of ten.
Now, more than a third of British school pupils have school dinner. Some take a packed lunch, prepared at home. Others either have lunch at home or eat at nearby take-away restaurants.
There are also many plans to examine school dinners in the UK and look at ways to make them better. Henry Dimbleby and John Vincent started Leon, a chain of restaurants which sell healthy fast food. The British government has asked the two restaurant owners to collect information about school dinners and see how they can be improved.
A.The grade depended on the quality of the food and how healthy it was. |
B.But now fewer and fewer British school pupils have lunch at school. |
C.Kids’ parents can set daily spending limits and see exactly what they buy. |
D.There are different opinions about what young people eat at lunchtime. |
E.In the past, school dinner led lots of problems because of breakfast costs. |
F.Maybe complaints about school dinners will soon be a thing of the past. |
G.There are many rules about how the food of school dinner is prepared. |
Get active(积极的)
This is the most important way of a healthy lifestyle. Walking, running and playing basketball and other sports will help you keep healthy.
If your job needs long hours of sitting, get up often and walk. Don’t let laziness(懒惰) stop your body and mind. Be active at your workplace, around your neighborhood(邻近地区) and wherever(无论那里) possible.
Keep clean
Keep the places around you clean. Cleanliness(清洁)can create(创造) a healthy lifestyle. Unclean(不干净 ) and untidy(不整齐) places can not only make you angry but also make you ill.
Eat healthily
Our health depends on(依赖于)our food, so everyone should remember to eat healthy food. The healthier food you eat, the healthier you will be.
Live green
This is the easiest way to live a healthy lifestyle. Plant trees around your house. Try your best to save water. Stop using things that are bad for the environment.
1. Which is the most important way to have a healthy lifestyle?
A.Living green. | B.Keeping clean. | C.Eating healthy. | D.Getting active. |
A.Two. | B.Three. | C.Four. | D.Five. |
A.Getting active. | B.Living green. | C.Keeping clean. | D.Eating healthy. |
A.空气 | B.矿藏 | C.环境 | D.垃圾 |
A.Excited. | B.Sad. | C.Happy and healthy. | D.Angry and ill. |
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Punishments you set should be reasonable, without violence or threat(暴力或威胁). For example, if you find your son smoking,
It's understandable that you'll be angry when rules are broken.
Family rules are made to help your kids behave better. If your rules or ways of punishment make them unhappy or under a lot of pressure, are they helpful?
A.you may limit(限制) his social activities for two weeks. |
B.Many parents like setting family rules for their kids. |
C.When they know their actions influence you greatly |
D.Punishment is a way to express your anger. |
E.A study shows that the most popular punishment is to limit kids' TV time. |
F.All the kids dislike the family rules. |
G.Try to not be angry with them. |
【推荐2】Wu Yue, a 14-year-old student at a Junior High School in Hangzhou, usually has lunch with his classmates in their dining hall. But one day, a newcomer, the school headmaster, joined them at the same table. They talked about the food that the dining hall offered and had a nice chat.
Wu is not alone. Many students across China have the chance to eat with their headmasters. The government issued a notice on food safety and nutrition (营养) management in schools, asking headmasters from kindergarten to high school to have meals with students. The rule took effect(生效) on April 1st.
Many schools now have seats for school managers when they eat with students in the dining hall. After talking with them, the managers have to write reports and make suggestions to dining hall workers. Many students were asked about the food that they liked most. To their surprise, their favorite dishes appeared in the dining hall later. “It's not just about the food. It makes me feel that I have a say in school," explained one student. "My ideas are valued."
Some headmasters regard these mealtime conversations as their main chance to communicate with students. And they notice that some students prefer meat to vegetables. “We are thinking about how to improve the dining hall's dishes and provide students with a healthy diet," one headmaster said. As students become more familiar with the school managers, they begin to express their own points of view.
"It's important to understand students' requirements. Our practice shows the school's sense of responsibility," another headmaster said.
1. Who is the newcomer to have lunch with students at the dining hall?A.The new student. | B.The school teacher. |
C.The school headmaster. | D.The dining hall worker. |
A.On April 1st. | B.On March 1st. |
C.On January 1st. | D.On May 1st. |
A.They have to take a walk with students in the schoolyard. |
B.They have to play games with students on the playground. |
C.They have to help the dining hall workers do some cleaning. |
D.They have to write reports and make suggestions to dining hall workers. |
A.How to improve their dining hall conditions. |
B.How to provide students with a healthy diet. |
C.How to communicate with the parents. |
D.How to make friends with the students. |
A.students are not satisfied with the school's management |
B.students now prefer fruit and vegetables to meat |
C.school managers pay more attention to food safety and nutrition |
D.the relationship between teachers and students becomes better |
Strict Japanese rules
Most schools ask students to wear uniforms, such as sports suits or skirts. But Japanese schools even have rules about the colour of underwear! They also need that girls' socks should be folded(折叠) in a certain way and boys' heads should be shaved(剃).Other Japanese schools tell students that they can't go to the movies after sunset.
Different shoes in the USA
At some American schools, students have to change their shoes when they go into the schools every day. This makes sure students won't fall over on the floors and keeps the schools clean.
No strange hair in the UK
Students can’t have strange hairstyles in some British schools. But they can wear certain hairstyles during the World Cup years. There were two students who had special hairstyles during the 2002 World Cup. After the World Cup, their teachers asked them to go to the barber's at once.
1. How many strange or funny school rules are mentioned(提到) in this passage?
A.Three. | B.Four. | C.Five. | D.Six. |
A.uniforms | B.indoor shoes |
C.shirts | D.strange hairstyles |
A.Because in that way they won't hurt if they fight. |
B.Because in that way they will feel comfortable. |
C.Because in that way they won't fall and can keep the schools clean. |
D.Because in that way they won't make any noise when walking. |
A.Schools in Japan only. | B.Schools in the USA and the UK. |
C.Schools in Japan and the UK. | D.Schools in the UK only. |
A.Different school uniforms | B.Different hairstyles |
C.Different shoes | D.Different school rules |