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4. The children, all of whom had played the whole day long, went back home, absolutely
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6. Considered to be a less dangerous alternative to tobacco, “e-cigarettes”
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8. Over 20,000 Somali children across nine districts risk
1. Who is the man?
A.A manager. | B.A secretary. | C.An interviewee. |
A.Clothing. | B.Education. | C.Electronics. |
A.It might be an issue. | B.It won’t be a problem. | C.She needs more information. |
1. How long did Roger Federer’s professional career last?
A.14 years. | B.17 years. | C.24 years. |
A.He got a sudden knee injury. |
B.He had a hard-fought victory. |
C.He faced a series of losses. |
A.Determined. | B.Kind-hearted | C.Humorous. |
A.Choosing economics-related courses. |
B.Making his lecture understandable. |
C.Deciding on a good lecture title. |
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6. Increases in bear sightings around human settlements have lead to a
7. The capital city London is a great place to start, as it is an ancient port city that has a history
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1. What is the aim of the campaign?
A.To remind people of Earth Day. |
B.To encourage people to reduce garbage. |
C.To warn people of the bad effects of pollution. |
A.Planting trees. | B.Designing posters. | C.Collecting garbage. |
A.Paint paper. | B.Stop driving cars. | C.Decorate classrooms. |
A.Absurd. | B.Hollow. | C.Practical. |
9 . Jon Fosse was born on September 29, 1959, Haugesund, Norway. He is an author of novels, plays, poems, children’s books, and essays.
Fosse grew up on a rural farm near Strandebarm, Norway. He started writing at age 12 or 13, first composing song lyrics (歌词).
During the 1980s, Fosse published his first novels, namely Red, Black in 1983 and Stringed Guitar in 1985. Both works feature the simple style of prose.
Following that success, Fosse focused primarily on writing plays. At the turn of the 21st century, productions of his plays included A Summer’s Day and I Am the Wind. The former one is about a woman who anticipates the return of her husband from a trip out on his boat.
A.He later joined a band. |
B.Fosse became world famous. |
C.Fosse never planned to become a dramatist. |
D.He also works as an instructor and a translator. |
E.He also released his first collection of poems in 1986. |
F.He had to earn money by writing novels after marriage. |
G.The latter focuses on two men experiencing an existential crisis in a fishing boat. |
10 . Over the past few decades, technology has advanced at an unprecedented rate, revolutionizing industries and shaping new ways of life.
According to the International Telecommunication Union, a key advocate of technological advancement, the rapid growth of technology has significantly improved the quality of life in numerous communities. It cites studies that show the integration of technology into daily lives has led to increased efficiency, more access to information, and even progress in healthcare in numerous regions.
Those who embrace technological progress argue that it creates new opportunities for individuals and businesses alike. For instance, farmers in remote areas can now access real-time market information and weather updates through smartphones, enabling them to make more informed decisions about their crops. Additionally, small businesses can expand their reach globally through online platforms.
Furthermore, critics fear that the unchecked growth of technology may have negative impacts on society and the environment. For example, the rise of social media and the internet has led to an increase in cyberbullying, privacy concerns, and the spread of misinformation. Moreover, the overuse of technology may contribute to do-nothing lifestyles and other health issues.
One thing is certain about technological progress — it is an inevitable trend. The rapid pace of innovation and the widespread availability of technology make it impossible to turn back.
A.But how can we take control of technology to our advantage? |
B.The question arises: Is technological progress beneficial for all? |
C.This digital divide can lead to increased social and economic gaps. |
D.However, critics of technological advancement hold a different view. |
E.These advancements have been particularly evident in rural and underserved areas. |
F.It ensures that the benefits of technological progress are shared equally across society. |
G.The challenge now is finding ways to command the power of technology to benefit all. |