1 . Four-Day Tour in Shangri-La
Day 1 Arrival in Dukezong Ancient TownYou will be met upon arrival at Shangri-La Airport and taken by bus for about 25 minutes. Have an expensive buffet dinner at a 4-star, the Grand Shangri-La hotel. Then you will have a whole afternoon to visit an ancient Tibetan old city. It is the largest and best-preserved Tibetan city among 147 Tibetan counties. In the evening, you can enjoy local Tibetan folk dance if you are energetic.
Day 2 Songzanlin TempleYou will leave the hotel at 8:30 for the Songzanlin temple by bus. Once home to 4000 monks, the temple is undergoing a massive restoration. Late in the afternoon, you will visit NaPa Sea where you can see different kinds of birds.
Day 3 Potatso National ParkEnjoy the natural beauty of nature by bus. Located 22m east of Shangri-La, Potatso is the first national park in mainland China. In Tibetan language, Potatso means reaching the opposite side of the lake by boat under the help of spirit. You will stay in the park around 3 hours.
Day 04 Tiger Leaping GorgeAfter breakfast, visit the Tiger Leaping Gorge. You will have two-hour drive from the hotel to the hiking place.
This is truly a place of timeless beauty. As you hike on the way, you will feel the sense of peace. Through its narrow way, China’s mother river, the Yangze, flows between Jade Dragon and Haba snow mountains. From the snowy peaks above to the pounding river below, it is a huge drop of 3800 meters. The hiking is about 4 hours and we will go back to the hotel around 17:00 in the afternoon.
After dinner, pack up your luggage and 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.Dukezong Ancient Town. | B.Songzanlin Temple. |
C.Potatso National Park. | D.Tiger Leaping Gorge. |
A.2 hours. | B.3 hours. | C.4 hours. | D.5 hours. |
A.By plane. | B.By ship. | C.By train. | D.By bus. |
Rain is pouring down today, and it brings back sweet memories of our dog, Bambi.
Like all dogs, she was full
Bambi also had all the fine physical characteristics of the German Shepherd. She was strong, yet gentle and shy. She wouldn’t stop
When Bambi was almost two years old, a full-grown dog, she became quite protective of us, never failing to watch my
Once, our washing machine was broken and a repairman
3 . We saw a lot of achievements and breakthroughs in the Internet and related technologies in China. Let’s take a look at some of the most exciting things that went beyond the imagination.
China’s tech giant Huawei officially launched (发布) Huawei Mate X, its first foldable smartphone on Feb 24, 2019. That came just five days after Galaxy Fold, the first foldable smartphone of Samsung. In November, Chinese computer giant Lenovo launched its foldable PC Thinkpad X1.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued commercial licenses for 5G on June 6, 2019. The next-generation tech is expected to be at least 10 times faster than 4G, and its huge capacity to connect things will enable smart factories, self-driving vehicles and other applications, according to a previous China Daily report.
Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE Corp on Aug 5 began the selling of 5G smartphones, the first 5G phone model to hit the market in China. Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp launched its latest 5G concept phone, the Mi MIX Alpha, on Sept 24, 2019.
Chinese Internet giant Baidu had a trial run for its Apollo RoboTaxi on roads in Changsha, capital of Hunan province, in September. In the landmark event in China’s intelligent connected car development, 45 self-driving taxis were used. These vehicles, co-produced by Baidu and domestic carmaker FAW Hongqi, are Level 4 driverless vehicles.
Facial recognition has been widely used across China this year, powering the technology to unlock phones, pass security checks at airports and train stations and even purchase goods such as water, coffee, snacks, with a “smile to pay” function. At the same time, China has started to carry out a national standard for facial recognition technology to ensure data security.
1. Which company launched the first foldable smart equipment in 2019?A.Huawei. | B.Samsung. | C.Lenovo. | D.ZTE. |
A.Medicine. | B.High-tech. | C.Transport. | D.Communication. |
A.Send. | B.Borrow. | C.Buy. | D.Find. |
A.Foldable Smartphone Is Popular |
B.Self-driving Vehicles Are Smart |
C.Facial Recognition Is A Big Trend |
D.Internet and Technology Boom in China |
1. How did the woman know the man would go downtown?
A.Ann told her. | B.Lily told her. | C.The man told her. |
A.A computer. | B.A skirt. | C.A dress. |
A.In two days. | B.In three days. | C.In five days. |
1. Why is the woman moving?
A.To find a nicer place to live in. |
B.To live together with her parents. |
C.To have a job in a new place. |
A.In a big city. | B.In a small village. | C.In a nearby country. |
A.She can’t take care of it. |
B.Her parents don’t want her to take it. |
C.She thinks the dog might not be happy there. |
1. Who is the woman?
A.The man’s classmate. | B.Annie’s sister. | C.Annie’s roommate. |
A.His new address. | B.Hotel information. | C.His visit. |
A.Going to Room 668, the Terminal Hotel. |
B.Dialing the phone number 4934975. |
C.Sending him an urgent email. |
For centuries, West Lake has been well-known both for its landscape and for cultural heritage surviving yet illustrating the past dynasties. In ancient times, it
Besides its impressive scenery, West Lake has abundant cultural heritage and legends
1. 当前学生的身体素质现状;
2. 运动的好处;
3. 呼吁大家多锻炼。
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Exercise and Health
Dear fellow students,
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That’s all. Thank you!
9 . Mosquitoes are one of the few unpleasant parts of summer. As the temperature rises, these disease-carrying pests become a common sight, especially around standing water. Thankfully, these tiny annoying creatures don’t follow us into the winter, right? Wrong. According to researchers in Florida, climate change will likely keep mosquitoes active even in the colder months of the year. “In tropical (热带的) areas, mosquitoes are active all year, but that isn’t the case for the rest of the world. Outside of the tropics, winter temperatures cause mosquitoes to go into a kind of hibernation called diapause (滞育). We call these mosquitoes ‘cold bounded’ because their activity is limited by these lower temperatures,” says Brett Scheffers, assistant professor in the wildlife eco logy and conservation department, in a university release.
“However, with climate change, summers are to get longer and winters are to become shorter and warmer. What will that mean for those cold bounded mosquitoes? How will they respond?” To see just how adaptive mosquitoes are already becoming to changing temperatures throughout the year, researchers collected these insects during each season in Gainesville, Florida.
Study authors caught over 28,000 insects from 18 different mosquito species during their experiment. Scientists lured the pests by using a trap that produces carbon dioxide. Mosquitoes seek out this gas, which both humans and animals blow out when they breathe. For these pests, the gas signals that a tasty meal is nearby. The team randomly selected 1,000 of these mosquitoes to test in their lab temperature experiment. They placed each insect in a test tube before putting it in water. From there, researchers continued to change the temperature, from cold to hot. At the same time, the team monitored when each mosquito became inactive—marking their upper or lower temperature thresholds (阈点).
As for what is allowing mosquitoes to make these rapid adjustments to the weather, the answer is still unclear. However, researchers believe evolution could be working at a much faster rate in tinier creatures. Study authors believe their findings will help communities better prepare for insect season as climate change continues to lengthen summer.
1. What does Brett Scheffers think of those cold bounded mosquitoes’ behaviors?A.Less active. | B.More alarming. | C.More annoying. | D.Less consistent. |
A.To find out why summer gets longer. |
B.To see how mosquitoes spread in tropical areas. |
C.To learn how mosquitoes are adapting to climate change. |
D.To learn why climate change is related to species evolution. |
A.Killed. | B.Attracted. | C.Changed. | D.Protected. |
A.Cold bounded mosquitoes are easily trapped |
B.Wildlife ecology helps better prepare for insect season |
C.Mosquitoes will be a year-long problem due to climate change |
D.The cause of mosquitoes’ rapid adjustments to the weather is clear |
Mr Swales was talking about what people do, and wanted to find out what his students wanted to be when they grew up. Mr Swales was about to call on Jodie when the girls in the back row burst out laughing.
Shirley yelled, “Jodie’s daddy is a garbageman! Pee-yoo!” Everybody in the class laughed out loud except Jodie. She felt her face turn bright red. She looked around the whole classroom. Everyone was laughing. Some kids were even holding their noses. Mr Swales was angry. He almost never raised his voice, but now he did.
“Silence! I want everybody quiet this instant.”
The laughter stopped immediately. “You should be ashamed of yourselves,” Mr Swales said. “Being a garbageman, I mean, a sanitation engineer, is a difficult and extremely useful job. We should all be grateful to Mr Harris. Where would we be without him? Up to our ears in garbage, that’s where. How would you like that?”
“Pee-yoo!” somebody said. A few kids started laughing again.
“It’s not funny,” Mr Swales went on. “Garbage is a serious matter. I think you all owe Jodie an apology. And after that, you’re all going to write Jodie’s father, Mr Harris, a nice letter to tell him how much you appreciate what he does for all of us.” Everybody moaned (抱怨). Everyone said sorry to Jodie, but Jodie could tell they didn’t really mean it.
Her face was burning red and she felt like crying.
Mr Swales came to her and said, “Let’s go out in the hall, so we can have a private talk.” Jodie couldn’t hold back any more. She started crying out in the hall. “I’m sorry this happened,” he said. “But remember, hard work done well is something to be proud of. There’s nothing wrong with being a garbageman… a sanitation engineer, absolutely not.”
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Jodie’s father came to walk her home from school as usual, but she didn’t run up to him the way she always did.
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Next day, Jodie went to work with her father.
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