recent, strongest |
Everyone loves his or her own country. We all want to turn our countries into the
thousands, western, development, especially, peaceful |
With the
left, how, realize |
At the same time, a lot of Chinese people in other countries want to know
Dr. John, also known as “Dr. Deep Sea”, has just finished an amazing adventure. For 100 days, the University of South Florida teacher lived in a small room underwater.
On 1st March 2023, Dr. John, who’s 55, began the project. His goal was to stay for 100 days at a special underwater hotel. The hotel is 22 feet (6.7 meters) under the ocean surface in a protected area in Key Largo.
While he was living underwater, Dr. John stayed busy. He often exercised in the morning. He kept teaching his college classes, and he had online chats with over 5,500 students from 15 different countries. Dr. John worked with other marine (海洋的) experts to think of ways to protect and take care of the ocean.
A number of visitors dived down and spent a little time with Dr. John. He was also regularly checked out by a medical team. Dr. John said what he missed the most when he was underwater was sunshine.
On 9th June 2023, Dr. John was finally able to see the sun again. Many friends, family, and supporters were there to greet him and celebrate his success.
Dr. John was smiling when he came back up. Doctors quickly checked him out to make sure he was okay. Then, Dr. John spoke to the crowd about his 100 days underwater. “The human body has never been underwater that long,” Dr. John said. “This experience has changed me in an important way.”
Actually, Dr. John went through several big changes. For one thing, he became half an inch (1.3 centimeters) shorter during his time in the higher pressure undersea. For another, he was able to sleep much better. Besides, his health greatly improved in a couple of other ways.
Dr. John and his team of doctors plan to study the information they collected during the project.
1. Which question can be answered in Paragraph 2?A.Why is Key Largo protected? |
B.How did Dr. John begin the project? |
C.Why did Dr. John begin the project? |
D.How was the underwater hotel produced? |
A.Dr. John’s busy life underwater |
B.Dr. John’s plans to protect the ocean |
C.Dr. John’s online teaching experience |
D.Dr. John’s exercising habit underwater |
A.Dr. John had difficulty sleeping underwater |
B.Dr. John became healthier after the adventure |
C.A medical team stayed with Dr. John underwater |
D.Somebody stayed underwater for days before Dr. John |
A.complete more adventures underwater |
B.return underwater and set a new record |
C.develop new medicines to help the poor |
D.speak about the discoveries during the project |
— Ten minutes by bus.
A.How long;to get | B.How far;to get |
C.How long;getting | D.How far;getting |
4 . 根据短文内容,用方框中的单词或其适当的形式填空。(每词只用一次)
another important front hands he over kill remember some lucky |
Chinese people have the Dragon Boat Festival for
People go to race dragon boats, drink realgar (雄黄) wine and put felon herb (艾) on the
5 . Two boys are catching an octopus (章鱼) under the sea. They are diving without oxygen tanks (氧气瓶). How can they do this?
The boys are Bajau people (巴瑶族). They are a special group of people whose home is on the sea! They move around a lot, but mainly in the waters of Malaysia and Indonesia. They have no citizenship (国籍), so they can’t live on the mainland.
For over 10000 years, the Bajau people have been living on houseboats. They travel from place to place on the sea and hardly ever go on land. Everything they need comes from the sea, according to the BBC.
The Bajau people are famous for their free diving abilities. They dive for about eight hours each day. Children learn to swim young and begin fishing as early as 8 years old.
This lifestyle has changed their bodies. They have more oxygen in their blood. So their bodies are different from ours. They can dive over 70 meters underwater for a few minutes while catching fish, The Atlantic noted.
根据短文判断句子正误,正确的写“T”,错误的写“F”。1. The two boys can live on the mainland.
2. The Bajau people are good at diving without oxygen tanks.
3. The Bajau people has a history of more than 10000 years living on houseboats.
4. From the passage, we can know the Bajau people’s bodies are different from ours.
5. The Bajau people can dive over 70 meters underwater far about eight hours each day.
An all-girl lion dance team breaks a “men only” tradition 女醒狮队横空出世,打破偏见
The lion dance
Coach Zhang Zheliang saw the number of young lion dancers going down and started
Their hard work paid off when the girls won their
The team’s
7 . Since the beginning of this term, primary and junior high schools in Shenzhen have carried out (执行) a new measure (措施) to make sure that students have daily physical education (PE) classes. Shenzhen is the first city in the country to require schools to organize daily PE at the compulsory education (义务教育) level.
Buxin Primary School in Luohu District started using a “3+1+1” model, which includes three regular (有规律的,固定的,常规的) PE classes, one music-based (基于音乐的) exercise class, and one sports game class to make sure a total of five PE classes per week.
Because there aren’t enough PE teachers to teach all the new classes, the school had to ask teachers from other subject areas to lead many of the PE classes.
Liu Xunhua, a Chinese-language teacher at the school, has taken on the role of a part-time PE teacher. Liu leads students in activities such as jump rope and jumping jacks (开合跳).
“Everything is for the health of the students, and we support the new measure.” said Liu. Like other non-professional (非专业的) PE teachers, Liu took PE training classes and found chances to learn from professional PE teachers.
Chen Xinru, a grade 8 student from Xin’an Middle School, said that a daily PE class can improve their learning abilities. “When I am tired, I can relax by running or playing basketball and I can become more focused in class,” said Chen.
Luo Xing, a PE teacher from the same school, said that the daily PE class is a good thing for students’ physical and mental (智力的) health.
1. Why did Buxin Primary School begin using a “3+1+1” model?A.To make students interested in PE classes. |
B.To provide more music and sports game classes. |
C.To make sure students have daily physical education. |
D.To allow teachers from other subjects to teach more classes. |
A.By organizing daily PE classes. | B.By taking PE training classes. |
C.By taking part in sports games. | D.By helping professional PE teachers. |
A.It lets her make more good friends. | B.It increases her interest in other subjects. |
C.It improves her mental and physical health. | D.It helps her relax and focus better in class. |
A.Shenzhen requires schools to organize daily PE at the compulsory education (义务教育) level. |
B.Non-professional teachers are leading Chinese classes. |
C.Students can’t improve their learning abilities through PE. |
D.Buxin Primary School is using a “3+1+1” model for music classes. |
8 .
Levi Anderton is a little boss. His “superpower (超能)” has sent
Levi, 11 years old, has dyslexia (诵读困难). It is an illness that makes reading
Levi has made about $7, 500 since
He makes cases for the rulers. On the cases there are
“I am
A.him | B.it | C.them |
A.find | B.teach | C.order |
A.popular | B.busy | C.difficult |
A.or | B.and | C.but |
A.like | B.for | C.with |
A.starting | B.finishing | C.taking |
A.made | B.left | C.gave |
A.write | B.read | C.sing |
A.pictures | B.answers | C.words |
A.hospitals | B.markets | C.hotels |
A.story | B.class | C.school |
A.worried | B.surprised | C.scared |
A.strictly | B.slowly | C.really |
A.either | B.also | C.too |
A.look for | B.look like | C.look at |
Protect Your Sleep
How did you sleep last night? Let’ s look at some common habits that could be bad for your health without your realizing it.
Shocking Alarms
A young woman shared online that she felt sick after being shocked awake by her loud alarm. Why?
Although it’s not comfortable to wake up suddenly, many people find it difficult to wake up on their own without an alarm.
Sleeping and Waking Up Late
Although following the eight-hour rule of sleeping, some young people may go to bed late and then get up late, such as sleeping from 2 a.m. to 10 a.m.
“Environmental changes such as temperature and light levels...tell the body what time it is,” expert Emily Brown wrote in a book about sleep. Brown added that waking up late the next day could also make people tired.
The habit may influence a person’s study, work and other parts of life. Scientists are working on way s to treat the disorder (紊乱), such as using light to gradually change sleeping habits.
A.After oversleeping, people may feel even more tired. |
B.Our body changes during sleep, making people weak in the early hours. |
C.It was because her brain was short of blood for a while. |
D.However, this can be a problem since human bodies can tell the time. |
E.It is helpful to use a softer alarm or let the sunlight slowly wake you up. |
10 . 假如你是李华,以下是你的朋友Linda在学校填写的关于日常生活习惯的问卷调查(questionnaire),请给她写一封电子邮件,指出她的问题并提出合理化建议。
Questionnaire |
Q1: Do you have breakfast? A. Every day. B. Often. C. Sometimes. D. Never. Q2: Why don’t you have breakfast? A. Not having the habit. B. Getting up late. Q3: When do you go to bed at night? A. At about 9:30 p.m. B. At about 10:30 p.m. C. At about 01:30 a.m. Q4: How often do you exercise? A. A few times a year. B. A few times a month. C. A few times a week. |
1. 分析问卷,找出Linda在饮食、睡眠、以及锻炼方面不健康的习惯,并给出相应的建议;
2. 文中不能出现真实的校名和姓名;
3. 词数80-120左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear Linda,
From the questionnaire, I think that you need to better your living habits.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua