| A．Give up the game. | B．Make a new plan. |
| C．Have tough training. | D．Avoid the opponent. |
Bob Dylan wins 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature
US music legend Bob Dylan won the Nobel Literature Prize on Thursday, the first songwriter to win the prestigious award in a decision
The 75-year-old Dylan —best known for tunes like “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “Like a Rolling Stone”
The choice was met by gasps and a long round of applause from reporters
“Dylan has the status of
The Nobel is the latest award for the singer, who has come a long way from his humble beginnings as Robert Allen Zimmerman, born in 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota, and who taught
Initially
| A．He’s going to play football with Jim. |
| B．He will take Jim to see a football match. |
| C．He’s going to watch the World Cup on TV. |
| D．He will catch the opportunity to win the World Cup. |
| A．By trading physical items. | B．By exchanging artistic creativity. |
| C．By hosting art exhibitions. | D．By making artistic advertisements. |
| A．Painting and writing. | B．Graphic design and photography. |
| C．Music and album cover design. | D．Video editing and project management. |
| A．Members can benefit without efforts. |
| B．Members can make money by providing artistic services. |
| C．Members can get copyrights of other artistic offerings. |
| D．Members can have access to the creative exchange list. |
| A．Competitive individualism. | B．Artistic cooperation and inspiration. |
| C．Individual fame in the art field. | D．Material collaboration and exchange. |
| A．Its regular driving practices and poor vehicles. |
| B．Its lack of green spaces and air cleaners. |
| C．Its excessive water pollution and rubbish. |
| D．Its high air pollution and crowded roads. |
| A．Establishing a high interest loan scheme. |
| B．Removing outdated black and white taxis. |
| C．Encouraging customers to create new ideas. |
| D．Making advertisements on old vehicles. |
| A．Because customers are more friendly and richer. |
| B．Because all new cabs provide air-conditioning. |
| C．Because all new cabs are equipped with meters. |
| D．Because car manufacturers can earn extra money. |
| A．Many people are shy in social life. |
| B．Most people are shy by nature. |
| C．Your shyness won’ t hurt others. |
| D．Shyness is difficult to overcome. |
| A．By prediction. |
| B．By recording. |
| C．By observation. |
| D．By examination. |
| A．The detailed records of people’s actions. |
| B．Public attitudes towards being shy. |
| C．People’s real behaviors in social settings. |
| D．The specific degree of shyness of every interviewee. |
| A．A different angle. | B．A sharp mind. |
| C．Various ways of workout. | D．Exposure to different cultures. |
| A．He will accept the new environment easily. |
| B．He is likely to struggle with the travel budget. |
| C．He will have to organize different daily routine. |
| D．He may find road trips more appealing than beach views. |
| A．To show travelling may bring health risks. |
| B．To show travelling allows you to meet new people. |
| C．To show travelling can change a person’s outlook on life. |
| D．To show travelling gives you a chance to challenge new things. |
| A．He didn’t work last week. | B．He managed to avoid being fined. |
| C．He was fined. | D．He is always a careful bike rider. |
| A．She is too tired to enjoy the film. | B．She has seen the film before. |
| C．She is eager to see the new film. | D．She has no interest in the film. |
| A．High-quality equipment. | B．A great amount of practice. |
| C．Personal physical condition. | D．Previous sporting experience. |
| A．Inform someone of your return time. | B．Stay mindful of your surroundings. |
| C．Tell someone how you can be identified. | D．Use the most advanced board and sail. |
| A．Teaching and sharing. | B．Connection with nature. |
| C．Competitions and challenges. | D．Speed and excitement. |
| A．Explore new windsurfing destinations. | B．Take part in windsurfing competitions. |
| C．Develop high-quality boards. | D．Start a windsurfing business. |
