Anna had a car accident when she was a teenager. She
Anna lost her arms
When something bad happens to us, we have two
2 . Four-Day Tour in Chongqing
Day 01 Arrival in Chongqing
You will be met upon arrival at Chongqing Airport and taken by bus for a short city tour to the Panda House in Chongqing Zoo and the Residence of the famous American General Joseph W. Stilwell if time permits. Have an expensive buffet dinner at a 4-star hotel, Holiday Inn Yangtze before boarding your luxurious 5-star cruise ship.
Day 02 Chongqing - Fengdu
Enjoy the cruise sailing on the Yangtze River. You will leave the ship for the land at Fengdu, the “Ghost City” for a short trip. Late in the afternoon, the Captain’s Welcome Party presents Chinese folk dance and music performance. You can also join in if you like.
Day 03 Yangtze Three Little Gorges or Shennong Stream
Begin the passage into the Qutang Gorge, the shortest and the grandest of the Three Gorges. Later you will pass through the Wu Gorge with its famous lofty and misty peaks. Disembark at Wushan Daning River for an excursion to the Three Little Gorges or disembark at Badong for an excursion to the Shennong Stream. Continue sailing. The cruise will dock overnight at Maoping, which is close to the Three Gorges Dam site.
Day 04 Sandouping - Yichang
After breakfast, visit the construction site of the Three Gorges Dam. Back onboard to pack up your luggage and complete check out procedures. Your local guide will meet you and see you off at the airport.
1. Which of the following places can you visit on the second day?A.The Panda House. | B.The Ghost City. |
C.The Shennong Stream. | D.Three Gorges Dam. |
A.A day. | B.Two nights. | C.Two days. | D.A night. |
A.Plane. | B.Bus. | C.Ship. | D.Foot. |
3 . Our life has become more and more intelligent over
The smart home seems to be designed
This smart home offers plenty of chances for patient control, as well
A.a | B.the | C.an | D./ |
A.called | B.to call | C.calling | D.was called |
A.powerless | B.powerful | C.power | D.powered |
A.who | B.which | C.when | D.why |
A.to attend | B.attending | C.attended | D.attends |
A.provides | B.provided | C.is provided | D.are provided |
A.instance | B.instants | C.instantly | D.instant |
A.lives | B.to live | C.lived | D.living |
A.dependently | B.independently | C.independence | D.dependence |
A.about | B.of | C.as | D.on |
4 . Food is important. Everyone needs to
What is the best
A.sleep | B.read | C.drink | D.eat |
A.sport | B.exercise | C.knowledge | D.meat |
A.interesting | B.interested | C.weak | D.good |
A.something | B.everything | C.nothing | D.anything |
A.lend | B.write | C.learn | D.read |
A.try | B.have | C.think | D.wait |
A.place | B.way | C.school | D.road |
A.on | B.with | C.by | D.to |
A.seldom | B.sometimes | C.never | D.always |
A.harder | B.much | C.well | D.better |
5 . The 46-year-old Chinese Zhang Hong has successfully climbed the highest mountain in the world from the Nepal side, becoming the first blind man in Asia and the third in the world to climb Mount Everest. Born in southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing, Zhang lost his sight at the age of 21.
“Whether you’re disabled or normal, whether you have lost your eyesight or you have no legs or hands, it doesn’t matter. If you have a strong mind, you can always complete a thing that other people say you can’t,”Zhang told Alexander, a reporter from Reuters.
Zhang was inspired by Erik Weihenmayer, a blind American mountaineer(登山运动员)who climbed Mount Everest in 2001, and began training under the guidance of his friend Qiang Zi.With much hard work and great efforts, he completed the 8, 849 metre-high Himalayan feat(壮举)on May 24 along with three high altitude guides, and returned to the base camp on Thursday, May 27.
Nepal reopened Mount Everest in April for foreigners after it was shut last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“I was still very scared and frightened, because I couldn’t see where I was walking and I couldn’t find my centre of gravity, so sometimes I was afraid that I would fall, ”said Zhang.” But I kept thinking even though it was hard, I had to face those difficulties and dangers and this is the meaning of climbing.
1. From the text, we can know that Zhang Hong lost his sight at the age of .A.24 | B.27 | C.21 | D.46 |
A.A mountaineer | B.A guide |
C.A reporter | D.A student |
A.It can make him rich |
B.It can make him famous |
C.It can help him find real friends |
D.It can help him face difficulties and dangers |
A.A blind Chinese man climbed Mount Everest |
B.A blind American man climbed Mount Everest |
C.Nepal shut Mount Everest in April for foreigners . |
D.The COVID-19 pandemic broke out around the world |
6 . The second Sunday in May is a volunteer day in my neighborhood. Last year, my neighbors and I chose to
The day before we went to the
We arrived
Then, it was time to start making
Later, my neighbours and I told the children some funny stories to make them laugh
A.volunteer | B.study | C.live | D.play |
A.say | B.speak | C.tell | D.ask |
A.school | B.farm | C.park | D.hospital |
A.hope | B.know | C.find | D.believe |
A.nurses | B.doctors | C.neighbors | D.teachers |
A.from | B.about | C.for | D.at |
A.welcoming | B.helping | C.teaching | D.saving |
A.receive | B.offer | C.accept | D.refuse |
A.toys | B.dresses | C.cards | D.clothes |
A.talked | B.lived | C.cooked | D.quarreled |
A.and | B.so | C.or | D.but |
A.hated | B.chose | C.disliked | D.forgot |
A.sadly | B.angrily | C.nervously | D.happily |
A.him | B.us | C.her | D.them |
A.ill | B.healthy | C.strong | D.rich |
7 . Linda likes to knit (针织). Since she suffered a stroke (中风) five years ago,
Every day she knits a snowman and she sells it for a pound. Every
Linda’s stroke took most of her eyesight away and made her almost
Derian House exists to make money for seriously ill
This Christmas angel (天使) is going on Linda’s tree, but there are some who would say that the real
A.painting | B.knitting | C.cooking | D.singing |
A.hands | B.nose | C.feet | D.mouth |
A.book | B.pet | C.magazine | D.pound |
A.shirts | B.socks | C.snowmen | D.hats |
A.stupid | B.deaf | C.clever | D.blind |
A.him | B.her | C.them | D.you |
A.refuse | B.dislike | C.stop | D.offer |
A.from | B.to | C.after | D.at |
A.on | B.in | C.under | D.with |
A.lend | B.lose | C.give | D.spend |
A.parents | B.children | C.men | D.women |
A.lucky | B.happy | C.difficult | D.bright |
A.afraid of | B.busy with | C.bored with | D.sad about |
A.helping | B.fooling | C.warning | D.beating |
A.dancer | B.driver | C.reader | D.angel |
8 . British Tea Culture
Tea was first introduced to Great Britain from China in the 1600s and in the centuries since the British tea culture has been going strong.
British-style Tea
For everyday tea, the British simply boil water and pour the water over a tea bag in a cup. After the tea brews for a few minutes, the tea bag is removed. Fresh milk and sugar are usually added. Biscuits or cake may be eaten with tea.
The British prefer various types of black tea. Brands like Twinings, Tetley, and Lipton are popular in the world tea market.
Formal Tea
For a formal tea, tea sets made of fine bone china or silver are used. The set includes a teapot, cups and saucers, a creamer for holding milk, and a sugar bowl. All are cried on a tray. All the pieces of a proper English tea set have a matching pattern.
Elevenses
“Elevenses” refers to a snack consisting of tea or coffee and a finger food like biscuits or cake. It is taken mid-morning so the name refers to the time of day (11:00 am).
Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea is a light meal served with tea in the late afternoon. It began among wealthy women in the 1840s, but it soon spread to hotels, tea rooms, and tea gardens across Great Britain. The food served typically includes small sandwiches and sweets. A formal afternoon tea has fancy desserts presented on tiered stands.
1. If you want to enjoy tea with biscuits or cake, you should chooseA.Formal Tea and Elevenses. |
B.Elevenses and Afternoon Tea. |
C.British-style Tea and Elevenses. |
D.British-style Tea and Formal Tea. |
A.In the 1600s. | B.In the 1700s. |
C.In the 1840s. | D.In the 1940s. |
A.Sports. | B.Culture. | C.Science. | D.Travel. |
9 . William is a scientist. He makes robots to help people with some housework. Arnold is William’s helper, who cleans William’s laboratory. Arnold only works in the afternoon, from 1:00 to 4: 30. William used to teach Arnold how to control a robot, but Arnold never listened.
The day before Mother’s Day, William drove to the town with his friend to buy a present for his mother. “When I come back,” he said to Arnold. “I want to see the laboratory clean. Goodbye and work hard!”
Arnold cleaned the windows, tidied the tables, and swept the floor. “Now I will ask a robot toWash thefloorforme,” Arnold thought. Then he went to arobot, pressed a button (按钮) and said, “Robot, wash the floor.”The robot got a bucket of water. Arnold was happy to see that. But Suddenly the robot poured (倾倒) the water all over the for. Then it began to move around in the water.
“Stop,” shouted Arnold, but the robot didn’t stop. Arnold pressed another button, but the robot moved even faster. Soon the laboratory was in a mess. Arnold was quite nervous。
Just then, the door opened. It was William. Looking at the water on the floor, he couldn’t believe his eyes. He ran to the robot and pressed some buttons. It stopped.
“I’m sorry I didn’t listen to you carefully before,” Arnold said.
“Better late than never,” William said. “Let me teach you how to control a robot now.”
1. What is William according to the text?A.A scientist | B.A cleaner |
C.A helper | D.A teacher |
A.Tidy the tables | B.Wash the floor |
C.Sweep the yard | D.Clean the windows |
A.The door | B.The car |
C.The water | D.The robot |
10 . Since 2016, China has decided to offer training programs to develop traditional handicrafts (手艺). For Liu Menglan and some other women from North China’s Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region (内蒙古自治区) , the traditional handicrafts have changed their lives in a good way.
Back in 2015, Liu’s family lived on an income of 5,000 yuan. “We couldn’t ever afford the food for our sheep and didn’t have anything left at the end of the year,” Lju Menglan recalled. In 2017, she began to learn embroidery (刺绣)skills in a training program supported by the local government. Liu Menglan’s family earned almost 40,000yuan last year. Her family has moved into a new home.
According to the local government, 140 such training programs were carried out in 173 villages. “The skills helped 2, 895 women increase more than 6, 000 yuan every year,” said Bai Jingying, a local official.
For some women, traditional handicrafts, such as paper-cutting, sugar-painting and carving, have enriched their daily lives. Feng Suyan is another example. She is a local woman from Tuquan, and attended paper-cutting classes taught by Zhao Rixia, her teacher. “I started learning paper-cutting six years ago with Zhao. And now, when I see a new pattern, I would take a picture of it and cut it out,” said Feng. She is now good at paper-cutting and becomes an artist in this field. Whenever she is free, she will make a piece and share it on social media platforms.
1. What does the underlined word “he” in Para.2 refer to?A.Bai Jingying | B.Liu Menglan. |
C.Feng Suyan | D.Zhao Rixia. |
A.5,000 yuan | B.30,000 yuan |
C.40,000 yuan | D.6,000 yuan |
A.Embroidery | B.Paper-cutting |
C.Carving | D.Sugar-painting |