1 . A new study shows that U.S. teens see more television commercials (广告) for alcohol than for jeans, sneakers, or other teen products, the New York Times reported Dec. 18.
For the study, the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY) at Georgetown University studied the 208,909 alcohol commercials on television. They found that nearly 25 percent of the ads were viewed mainly by teenagers, rather than adults.
Furthermore, 12-to-20-year-olds viewed more commercials for beer and other alcoholic drinks than products marketed directly to young people, such as gum, snacks, and juice. “No one is watching what the industry is doing, and the industry is in denial (拒绝承认),” said David A. Kessler, dean of the School of Medicine at Yale and an adviser to CAMY.
The alcohol industry uses voluntary rules to reduce the number of ads seen by those under age 21. The rules say that ads should not air during programs where at least half of the audience is underage (未成年的).
“We do not forgive illegal underage drinking under any circumstances,” said Jeff Becker, president of the Beer Institute. “This industry does not, and never has, targeted our advertising to people who can’t legally buy our products.”
However, the report found that alcohol ads ran during 13 of the 15 most popular shows for teenagers, including “Seventh Heaven,” “Gilmore Girls, ” “Dark Angel,” “That ‘70s Show,” “Friends,” “E.R.,” and sporting events.
Jim O’Hara, executive director of CAMY, said the industry rules are false. He added, “These standards do not protect youth from exposure and overexposure to alcohol advertising and marketing.”
1. What’s the result of the study conducted by CAMY?A.Teenagers like alcohol than jeans and sneakers. |
B.Alduts see more alcohol ads on TV than teenager. |
C.Teenagers see ads for alcohol ads on TV more than adults. |
D.The older teenagers are, the better they like ads for alcohol ads. |
A.The alcohol industry is widely praised. |
B.The alcohol industry is closely watched. |
C.The underage will see less ads for alcoholic drinks in the near future. |
D.Young people can easily buy such products as alcoholic drinks, snacks and juice. |
A.Dark Angel and Seventh Heaven are shows for adults. |
B.The industry rules protect youth from alcohol advertising. |
C.Not all the most popular shows for teenagers air alcohol ads. |
D.Teenagers can drink alcohol with the permission of their parents. |
A.Alcohol commercials on TV. |
B.Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth. |
C.Illegal underage drinking is not permitted. |
D.Teenagers see more TV ads for alcohol than other products. |
2 . The Children’s Library is currently offering pick-up service. Customers may tell us your requests for any books or movies over the telephone by calling (561) 6552776, on Mondays between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Customers can click here to browse our available titles. Limits on requests are 15 per family. Pick-up time is 10 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays of the same week when requests are made. Please note some items listed as available may become unavailable before your order is filled.
Once a request is made, library staff will call you to confirm your request, and reserve pick-up time for Tuesday or Thursday between 10 a.m. and noon.
When arriving for pick-up, customers are asked to drive through the Rovensky staff parking lot, attached to the building which houses the Children’s Library. On arrival, call our Children’s Library to let them know you are here and a staff member will place your bag. Please remain in your vehicle. Please place all returns in our book drop.
The Children’s Library offers a variety of programs throughout the year, including Preschool Story Time, Family Story Time and special events. Programs for children in kindergarten and higher grades are offered during the season, November through April, on selected weekdays. Children are invited to borrow books, use iPads, play games, build with blocks and enjoy special programs at no charge.
Children of all ages, newborn through 17, must always be accompanied by an adult while in the Children’s Library. Likewise, all adults must be accompanied by a child.
1. When can customers make a call to tell the requests?A.10: 30 a.m., Tuesday. | B.11: 30 a m. Thursday. |
C.10: 30 a. m., Monday. | D.1: 00 a.m., Monday. |
A.Drive through a park. | B.Pay some money for books. |
C.Remain in the Library. | D.Inform the library of their arrival. |
A.On a notice. | B.On the Internet. | C.In the library. | D.In a newspaper. |
3 . A Language Program for Teenagers
Welcome to Teenagers Abroad! We invite you to join us on an amazing journey of language learning.
Our Courses
No matter which course you choose, you will develop your language ability quickly and effectively. Our Standard Course promises eat increase in your confidence in a foreign language with focused teaching in all 4 skill-speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Our Intensive Course builds on our Standard Course, with 10 other lessons besides the required ones per week, guaranteeing the fastest possible language learning.
Evaluation (评价)
Students are placed into classes according to their language skills. Most of them take an online language teat before starting their program. However, if this is available, students sit the exam on the first Monday of their course.
Arrivals and Transfers
Our program offers the full package — students are taken good care of from the start to the end. They are collected from the airport upon rival and brought to their accommodation in comfort. We need the students’ full flight details at least 4 weeks in advance.
Meals Allergies (过敏) Special Dietary Requlrements
Students are provided with breakfast, dinner and either a cooked or packed lunch, which includes a sandwich, a drink and a dessert. We request that you let us know of any allergies or dietary requirements and information about any medicines you take. Depending on the type of allergies or dietary requirements, extra money may be needed for providing special food.
1. How is Intensive Course different from Standard Course?A.It is a bit less effective. | B.It focuses on reading |
C.It is a fast learning course. | D.It includes extra lessons. |
A.Offering students free sightseeing trips. | B.Collecting student’s suitcases in advance. |
C.Informing students of their full flight details. | D.Looking after students throughout the program. |
A.Packed lunch. | B.Special diet. | C.Cooked dinner. | D.Mealtime dessert. |
4 . Four destinations for electric-bike tours across Canada
Banff by e-bike
White Mountain Adventures and Banff Cycle both launched guided e-bike tours of Canada’s first national park this summer The former’s offerings include a 50-kilometre there-and-back ride along the Bow Valley Park way and a50-km return ride along the car-free Rocky Mountain Legacy Trail. Banff Cycle, meanwhile, adds a three-hour “Banff and Bow Valley” guided trip to the mix.
Fat-biking in Yukon
This new ride from the luxurious Mount Logan EcoLodge on the Alaska Highway near Haines Junction provides an exception to the rule that Canadian e-bike tours are unavailable in winter. Equipped with oversized tires to allow riding on snow and other unstable surfaces, the electric fat bikes can be booked for two-hour guided tours that explore the wilderness bordering Kluane National Park.
Sipping and e-cycling in Niagara
Niagara Cycling Tours hosts group outings of at least four e-bike riders that range in length from 65 to more than 110 kilometres. The offerings include a two-day “Niagara Introductory Ride,” which can be customized to visit local attractions, and a new “Beers and Bikes” tour, which rides between more than a dozen craft breweries (啤酒厂).
Gardens and gouda on Vancouver Island
Based in pretty Qualicum Beach. the new Electric Bike Co. offers a three-hour “Home and Garden Tour” highlighting high-design private houses and seaside flowers; and a four-to five hour ride and ferry (轮渡) voyage to Hornby Island, home of the Helliwell and Tribune Bay provincial parks.
1. Where is this text probably taken from?A.A sports poster. | B.A travel brochure. |
C.An academic article. | D.A geography textbook. |
A.Banff by e-bike. |
B.Fat-biking in Yukon. |
C.Sipping and e-cycling in Niagara. |
D.Gardens and gouda on Vancouver Island |
A.Tasty beer. | B.High-design houses. |
C.Seaside flowers. | D.Mountain scenery. |
5 . Visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Address 1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10028
Hours Sunday-Tuesday and Thursday: 10 am-5 pm
Friday and Saturday: 10 am-9 pm
Wednesday: Closed
General Admission Prices
$25 for adults; $17 for seniors; $12 for students.
Free for members and children under 12.
Three Membership Possibilities
*$110 per year: membership for one adult and free admission for one guest per visit.
*$210 per year: membership for two adults and free admission for two guests per visit.
*$600 per year: membership for two adults and free admission for four guests per visit.
Join today and take a free guest or free guests on every visit, and enjoy special access to new exhibitions, discounts on shopping, and so on.
Group Visits
Advance reservations are required for all adult and student groups of 10 or more, and for any third- party guided tour, regardless of size.
In addition, we ask that all groups visiting the museum follow the guidelines below:
*Membership and other discounts do not apply to group admission.
*All individuals lecturing in the galleries must make a request for a lecture badge (徽章). A lecture badge is only available to groups that have made a reservation in advance.
*The staff of the museum lecturing in the galleries have the right to be given attention first.
Please give way to tours and programs led by the museum.
*Lecturing is not allowed in special exhibitions.
If you have questions, please contact us at mettours@metmuseum.org.
1. When can a person visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art normally?A.At 3 pm on Monday. | B.At 9 am on Friday. |
C.At 10 am on Wednesday. | D.At 8 pm on Tuesday. |
A.$67. | B.$50. | C.$25 | D.$37. |
A.Lecturing is allowed in any exhibition. |
B.Membership applys to group admission. |
C.A lecture badge is available to all groups. |
D.Any third- party guided tour should book in advance. |
6 . IC’S COOL CAMP
We are dedicated to providing the “best” memorable skating camp for all children. We provide a caring, attentive, and supportive environment for skaters to make new friends and improve their skating skills. The camp is available to skaters from beginners to advanced levels. Skaters will be divided into groups based on their skill level for certain activities. All camp employees are SafeSport Certified.
Ages: Must be between the ages of 5 and 14
PRICING
Thanksgiving Full 3-Day: $195.00
Winter Break Full 4-Day: $260.00
Daily Rate: $70.00
Full Camp Registration includes IC’s Cool Camp T-shirt
ADD-ONS
Daily Lunch from Bubbas 33: $8.00 per day
Private Lessons with Jr.Coach:25.00 for 30 minutes
ACTIVITIES INCLUDED
2.5 hours on the ice
Group on-ice lessons with a figure skating coach
Fun off-ice fitness activities
Ice skating practice with friends
Last-day themed performance -parents invited!
WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP
Jacket or sweatshirt
Water bottle
Gloves
Extra snacks
REFUND (退款) POLICY
No refunds after the camp has started, unless injury with a doctor’s note.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Have more questions on our Skating Camps? Contact our Skating Department!
E-mail: Skating@AHCenterice.com
Phone: (813)803-7372
1. What can be learned about the camp?A.It divides campers by age. | B.It offers qualified coaching. |
C.It involves a variety of ice sports. | D.It is for both kids and adult skaters. |
A.$520.00. | B.$455.00. | C.$390.00. | D.$330.00. |
A.Eating snacks. | B.Doing off-ice activities with friends. |
C.Having private lessons with a camp coach. | D.Getting fees back without particular reasons. |
7 . Exhibitions
Tapestries for the Body and Wall
Exhibition time: April 8~June 11, 2022
This exhibition highlights (强调) the work of Flathead Valley artist and master weaver (编织工) Joan Renne. As a native Montanan, Renne is also a trained musician, who will give a short talk about the art of weaving and share stories about some of her works on display.
Synthesizing Icons
Exhibition time: April 8~June 11, 2022
The Hockaday Museum of Art and MACDA (Montana Art and Gallery Directors Association) are pleased to present Synthesizing Icons: composite (合成的) photographs by Larry Blackwood. Please join us to celebrate the creative works by Larry Blackwood on view from April 8, 2022 to June 11, 2022.
New Artists: High School Art Exhibition
Exhibition time: May 3~May 28, 2022
Students from all-area high schools are represented by works selected by their art teachers. Watercolor, oil paintings, drawings, mixed media creations, photography, digital designs and jewelry are among the choices for your favorite piece. To submit works for the exhibition, please contact our director, Kathy Martin, at education @hockadaymuseum.com.
Between Artists: Life in Paintings and Poetry
Exhibition time: June 17~August 20, 2022
In this exhibit, stories and emotions are uniquely expressed through both visual arts and written words. Tabby Ivy is a painter working in the Flathead Valley, Damon Falke lives in northern Norway and writes poetry. Tabby and Damon first got connected on social media and soon discovered a common voice that spoke to us through their works.
1. Which exhibition may attract people who like weaving?A.Synthesizing Icons. | B.Tapestries for the Body and Wall |
C.New Artists: High School Art Exhibition. | D.Between Artists: Life in Paintings and Poetry. |
A.Damon Falke. | B.Joan Renne. | C.Kathy Martin. | D.Larry Blackwood. |
A.On social media. | B.At an exhibition. | C.In an art school. | D.In a lecture hall. |
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9 . The State of Rhode Island has become a popular family seaside destination. In addition to beach activities and water sports, kids can participate in supervised activities at cultural centres and tourist attractions around the state.
The Kayak Centre of Rhode Island
The Kayak Centre of Rhode Island offers play in the ocean to kids, a program for children between 9 and 14 years old. The course teaches basic kayak skills and safety protocols on the waters around historic Wickford Village. The all-day program includes games and skill-building activities at all levels. The package includes equipment, instructions and lunch.
The Courthouse Centre for the Arts
The Courthouse Centre for the Arts offers summer camps, educational workshops and fine art programs to kids who want to learn about theatre, dance, classical music and different art mediums. Kids and families can also enjoy concerts, film screenings and theatre performances.
The Providence Children’s Museum
The Providence Children’s Museum hosts daily drop-in programs for kids between 5 and 11 years of age and museum adventure classes. Kids can learn how water moves in the Water Ways exhibit, listen to music and learn about plants in the Children’s Garden exhibit.
The RISD Museum
The RISD Museum hosts family workshops and activities for kids between 5 and 12 years of age on altermate Sunday afternoons. Kids can learn different types of art techniques and work with different mediums in a supervised setting. Families taking a self-guided tour of the museum can seethe exhibits.
1. What can families do at the Kayak Centre of Rhode Island?A.Take a tour by yourself. | B.Learn theatre performances. |
C.Take art technique classes. | D.Take part in skill-building activities. |
A.The RISD Museum. | B.The Kayak Centre of Rhode Island. |
C.The Courthouse Centre for the Arts. | D.The Providence Children’s Museum. |
A.A news report. | B.A guidebook. | C.A museum handbook. | D.A shop advertisement. |
10 . Live music is back! Do you want to start booking tickets to shows ahead of time? Here’s a guide to the hottest artists that will be hitting the stage this summer.
Doja Cat
Doja Cat will be celebrating the release (发行) of her album with a July 4th performance in Brooklyn. She’s also set to perform at Miami’s Rolling Loud Festival, Leeds and Reading Festival (UK) and Austin City Limits Festival throughout the summer and early fall.
Madison Beer
Madison Beer will be touring Canada and the US starting in October as a part of her “Life Support” tour. which is also going international in the spring. Alongside Doja Cat, she’s also playing at Leeds and Reading Festival in the UK over the summer.
Bleachers
Bleachers, the official stage name of songwriter and record producer Jack Antonoff, is officially going on tour across America starting in September. “We don’t waste time live and there has not been a stage where we haven’t shown what we are…we are coming home,” Bleachers said in an Instagram post.
Haim
Our favorite sisters are set to play at various music festivals and shows. By far, we know they’re playing the Life Is Beautiful Festival in Las Vegas and the All Things Go Music Festival in Maryland. If you live in the UK, you’re in luck because Haim also announced that their UK tour is officially rescheduled for this September. They’ll be hitting up Glasgow, Nottingham, Cardiff, Manchester and London!
Billy Joel
Billy Joel will be touring across some cities in the US starting in August and performing at the United States Grand Prix in October. He will be primarily performing in New York City with six shows at Madison Square Garden in the fall.
1. What’ s the purpose of Doja Cat’s July 4th performance?A.To celebrate a festival. | B.To promote her new album. |
C.To support her foreign tour. | D.To collect money for another album. |
A.Austin City Limits Festival. | B.The show at the United States Grand Prix. |
C.Leeds and Reading Festival. | D.The shows at Madison Square Garden. |
A.Haim. | B.Billy Joel. | C.Bleachers. | D.Madison Beer. |