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1 . 自古以来,许多名人留下了赞誉扬州之美的诗篇。(汉译英)
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2 . 妈妈常告诉我,既不要炫耀也不要失去自信。(汉译英)
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3 . 一到那里,我们就被分成四个小组。(汉译英)
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4 . 他足够勇敢,愿意随时接受挑战。(汉译英)
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5 . I hope my wishes for their safety will follow them no matter where they ________ (服役).
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6 . It’s ________ (true) possible that robot teachers will be popular in schools some day in the future.
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文章大意:本文主要介绍了虚假新闻的两种类型:误导性信息和假消息。作者呼吁大家拒绝分享虚假新闻。

7 . While fake (虚假) news can take many forms, it can be divided into two broad types: misinformation and disinformation.

Misinformation
Misinformation is when false information is shared by someone who believes that information to be true. Normally it isn’t done on purpose.
Disinformation   
Disinformation is when misleading or even false information is shared with the intention to deceive (欺骗) others.

There are lots of reasons why people share fake news. Often the person sharing it doesn’t realize that it’s fake. Sometimes it’s done to advertise a service or product, so that someone can make money. It could even be done to make people laugh.

Fake news can also be shared by someone who wants others to hear their own personal opinions and be affected by them. Still, fake news is shared to influence the opinions and beliefs of others about organizations and business.   

Fake news? Question it!   

To work out whether the “news” we are reading is fake, we can use our critical (批判性)   thinking skills to ask ourselves the following questions.

Is it a mistake or just a joke?

People sometimes share information, believing that it’s true, because they don’t realize that it’s a joke. It might even be April Fools’ Day!

Are there lots of spelling and grammar mistakes?

If yes, it’s a sign that no one is checking the content. This could mean that those writing the content are not professional writers or journalists and the news content is untrustworthy (不可靠的).

Is the article advertising something?   

Sometimes a news article can influence us to buy something. Companies will often pay a news organization to talk about their product as if it’s “news” to encourage people to buy it.

Is the headline believable?   

Sensational (耸人听闻的) headlines encourage us to click on a story because they catch our attention. Some people get paid for every click, so before clicking, ask yourself, does the story sound made-up, or even impossible?

Is there bias(偏见)?   

Sometimes certain facts have been left out of a story because the writer wants the readers to believe it. Bias is an underlying (隐含的) opinion that guides our actions. See if you can fact-check the story with another news source if you’re unsure.

When fake news causes stress or hurt to the person or people it targets (将……作为目标), it is often the case that those who have helped spread it will claim they were not to blame. However, sharing fake news is just like adding fuel (燃料) to a fire. If the false information doesn’t get shared, it doesn’t get seen and cannot fulfil its purpose. When it comes to fake news, it’s not enough to not write something, we must refuse to share it too.

1. What’s the main difference between disinformation and misinformation?
A.Disinformation is harmful to the public, while misinformation is not.
B.Disinformation is shared to deceive others, while misinformation is often not.
C.Disinformation is aimed at young people, while misinformation is aimed at older ones.
D.Disinformation is produced by professionals, while misinformation by ordinary people.
2. People spread fake news for the following reasons except to ________.
A.trick or entertain peopleB.challenge the news industry
C.make money through advertisingD.influence public opinions and beliefs
3. Which of the following can help us tell if a piece of news is fake?
①a biased fact is given                                               ②its headline is sensational   
③the news content seems like a joke          ④any product or service is mentioned
A.①②③B.①②④C.①③④D.②③④
4. Which of the following best describe the writer’s opinion on sharing fake news?
A.Support.B.Praise.C.Doubt.D.Disagree.
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8 . Life is full of unexpected journeys. In 2014, my company Sinohydro sent me to work in Uganda on a big hydropower project. The project aimed to give power, jobs and money to Ugandan people, most of whom lived on less than $2 a day at that time.

When I first heard that I was going to Africa, I was a little worried. But I quickly realized people there were really friendly.   

One day, my coworker and I stopped for gasoline (汽油) while driving to work. When we left the gas station, I dropped my phone but didn’t notice until 10 minutes later. I used my coworker’s phone to call mine.

I heard an African man’s voice on the other end, saying something in the local language. I told him that he was holding my phone. I thought that I wouldn’t get it back. But as we drove back to the gas station, we were surprised to see the man waiting in the hot sun. With a big smile, he gave my phone back to me. I was deeply moved.

Life in Africa is simple. There is not much to do in your spare time. But I enjoyed myself by organizing a dancing club and playing basketball games. We also came across wild animals. Once, I was chased by a seemingly cute baboon (狒狒). This disastrous encounter (灾难性的遭遇) with a wild animal completely ended my fantasy of having baby lions as pets!

1. What did the hydropower project aim to do for people in Uganda?
A.Build new gasoline stations.B.Provide power and jobs.
C.Help them to protect local animals.D.Improve their health.
2. How did the writer feel about going to Africa at first?
A.Excited.B.Worried.C.Confident.D.Surprised.
3. What happened when the writer dropped her phone at the gas station?
A.She never saw it again.B.Her coworker picked it up in 10 minutes.
C.A stranger took her phone and drove away.D.A local found it and returned it to her later.
4. What do we know about the writer’s life in Africa from the last paragraph?
A.Her job kept her busy all the time.B.She raised some baboons and baby lions.
C.Her spare time was filled with fun activities.D.It made her scared of living abroad ever again.
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9 . —Millie is worried about her brother who has joined the medical team to Africa.
—He is so brave! I wonder ________.
A.how long he has been to AfricaB.whether he has gone to Africa before
C.how many times he has been in AfricaD.how soon he will return from Africa
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10 . 请根据短文内容和首字母提示, 填写所缺单词, 并将答案填写在答题卡标号为1-10的相应位置上。

Nonverbal communication can be anything that is not said. For example, if a man is smiling, you know he is probably h    1    . If a woman is rubbing her head, she may be stressed. Nonverbal communication depends in some ways on a person’s background and culture. For example, in some cultures, pointing with a finger m    2     that you are showing something. In other cultures, pointing is not good. Instead people show things by using their whole h    3    .

In a way, men and women are like people from different cultures. Scientists know that when men and women speak, they use w    4     in different ways. They also know that men and women use different kinds of nonverbal communication. In general, women like to stand c    5     to the person they are talking to. This may help show that the woman is interested in what the other person says. They don’t make large movements with their hands when they speak.

However, men would rather stand farther away from the person they are speaking to. This could be because many men p    6     to have more personal space. When speaking with others, men also use large movements to help show what they are talking about.

What can you learn from nonverbal communication? If you understand what people are saying with their body, it can help you know how they feel or what they r    7     mean. Understanding nonverbal communication can help you understand how to get your own f    8     and ideas across to the person you are talking to. For example, studies showed that men make less eye contact than women. When someone does not look at you often when you are speaking, it can make you feel like they are not l    9    . Sometimes, doing the same thing that the person you are speaking with is doing can help. It can show the person that you are interested in what he or she says. This is c    10     mirroring. For example, if the woman you are speaking with is smiling. you may want to smile, too. If the man you are talking to has his arms crossed, you might want to cross your arms, too.

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