1 . Please do not feed native animals
The native animals in this park have enough natural food to survive.
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You might think that you are being kind to the native birds and animals by giving them your food, but feeding them or leaving rubbish around that they might eat is cruel, not kind!
Remember:
Feeding animals can make them sick because sometimes our food contains something that native animals cannot easily digest. They can become weak and more likely to catch a disease.
When the animals become accustomed to being fed by people or finding food in rubbish, they can easily lose the ability to hunt and find food for themselves when they need to.
Animals that rely on being fed by humans may become aggressive. They gather near areas of high human activity such as campsites and walking tracks. Animals have been known to fight over food and bother people in the area.
Feeding animals can encourage them to look for food in residential areas or nearby farms, which is dangerous for both the animals and residents.
Please be a friend to our native birds and animals.
Take your remaining food and rubbish with you.
Feeding animals is an offence under By-law 457 and can result in a$250 fine.
1. What harm does feeding animals cause?A.It may threaten their lives. | B.It may weaken their hunting ability. |
C.It may limit their freedom and growth. | D.It may lead to environmental pollution. |
A.An oral warning. | B.An economic loss. |
C.A cleanup punishment. | D.A ban on entering the park. |
A.A research paper. | B.A nonprofit’s notice. |
C.A travel guide. | D.A park’s announcement. |
2 . I am not
I was driving one day last year with my 3-year-old granddaughter, Madison, when I
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“She is so pretty,” he said, as he
“Don’t worry about it,” he told me.
After thanking him, we returned home and I
I was inspired by that gentleman’s
A.hard | B.likely | C.easy | D.eager |
A.normal | B.positive | C.unusual | D.huge |
A.created | B.copied | C.found | D.saw |
A.marched | B.walked | C.rushed | D.jumped |
A.call | B.lunch | C.cleaning | D.work |
A.small | B.old | C.nеw | D.nice |
A.shelf | B.paper | C.cloth | D.leather |
A.called out | B.reached out | C.looked out | D.acted out |
A.disappeared | B.fled | C.recovered | D.returned |
A.dried | B.covered | C.protected | D.loaded |
A.fell | B.ran | C.looked | D.climbed |
A.love | B.honesty | C.kindness | D.courage |
A.appearance | B.safety | C.health | D.wealth |
A.require | B.treat | C.thank | D.satisfy |
A.truly | B.actually | C.specially | D.barely |
3 . Studies show that reading for pleasure makes a big difference to children’s educational performance. Evidence suggests that children who read for enjoyment every day not only perform better in reading tests than those who don’t, but also develop a broader vocabulary, increased general knowledge and a better understanding of other cultures.
In fact, reading for pleasure is more likely to determine whether a child does well at school than their social or economic background.
Parents are the most important educators in a child’s life-even more important than their teachers-and it’s never too early to start reading together. Even before they’re bon, babies learn to recognize their parents’ voices. Reading to your baby from birth, even for just a few minutes a day, gives them the comfort of hearing your voice and increases their communication with language.
Learning to read is about listening and understanding as well as working out what’s printed on the page. Through hearing stories, children are in a wide range of words. This helps them build their own vocabulary, which is important as they start to read. It’s important for them to understand how stories work too. Even if your child doesn’t understand every word, they’ll hear new sounds, words and phrases which they can then try out, copying what they have heard.
As children start to learn to read at school, you can play an important role in helping to keep them interested in books. Find out what interests them, help them to find books that will be fun, and spend time reading the books they bring home from school together.
1. What will reading do to children?A.Make them stronger. | B.Waste their time and energy. |
C.Ensure their health. | D.Improve their performance at school. |
A.It attracts their interest. | B.It improves their understanding. |
C.It enlarges their vocabulary. | D.It helps tests what they learned. |
A.Find their interest. | B.Work out with them. |
C.Buy more books for them. | D.Keep their interest in reading. |
A.A travel guide. | B.A short story |
C.A research article. | D.A book introduction. |
4 . People often say that man can change nature or human being is the king of nature. According to the power of nature, however, man cannot live without nature that is offering man with fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink and various food to eat. Besides, animals in nature can help our human in some way.
One man shared his story with some special animals on TikTok.
Ten months ago, Ben started living on his own in Sydney because of the outbreak of the COVID-19. He was feeling very lonely during lockdown(封锁)-he missed his families and friends so much-and that’s when the birds started visiting him.
At first it was just one. He began interested in the regular friend and named it Peter.
“I couldn’t leave for the next hour and a half-I just sat there just let him play. It’s full of life and hope,” Ben told ABC News.
Over the next few months, Peter would come and go. Eventually, Peter started bringing his “girlfriend”.
“That was a turning point,” he said. “And it was strange, because it was when I started to really feel my loneliness in lockdown that the birds were coming more and more often. And whether or not that happened by chance, that’s when I started to take notice of them. They saved me from the deep and helpless loneliness and began to value life.”
Ben posted a video of his new friendship to TikTok where it instantly went viral.
1. What is the first paragraph mainly about?A.Man is the king of nature. |
B.Man can change nature for better. |
C.Man depends on nature in some way. |
D.Man and nature can live in peace with each other. |
A.He suffered from illness. | B.He was alone locked home. |
C.He had no family members. | D.He broke up with his girlfriend. |
A.They inspired him with life and hope. | B.They taught him how to play. |
C.They made him famous online. | D.They showed him how to treat his girlfriend. |
A.Fall behind. | B.Become bad. |
C.Spread widely. | D.Be fashionable. |
In 1968, I was a student at the Sophia Hagopian High School in Beirut, Lebanon. One day, I went to the head teacher’s office and told him that my parents could not pay the tuition (学费). Although I was the top student in my class, I was sent home because of being short of money. This was a heartbreaking experience for me, as I really wanted to continue my education.
I went home and spent my day at my father’s tire-repair shop. One day, a very old man saw me in the shop and wondered why I was not in school. I told him the reason. He offered to help by calling the head teacher of the Hovaguimian-Manougian High School and asking him to accept me without tuition. The next day, I took a city bus to the school and went to the head teacher’s office. However, when I told the head teacher the reason for my visit, he shouted at me that there was no free tuition. I immediately turned around and rushed back to my home.
On the third day, one of my classmates from Sophia Hagopian High School came to inform me that the head teacher had sent him to tell me that I should come back to school and register (登记). When I arrived at school, I told the registrar that I could not pay the tuition. She said that my tuition had been fully paid. I asked the registrar who paid for my tuition so that I can thank him, I was told that the kind person wanted to remain unknown.
I went to my classroom, but kept wondering who was the person that gave me the golden opportunity to continue my education. I went back to the head teacher's office after classes and begged the registrar to tell me the name of the kind person. Finally, on the condition that I wouldn’t go and express the thanks, she told me that it was my English teacher, Olivia Balian. I promised that I would not talk to her.
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A year later, I came to the United States and finally received two Master’s degrees.
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After visiting my former high school, I really wanted to see Ms. Balian and thank her for her generosity (大方).
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6 . Avoid Misunderstanding Idioms (习语)
An idiom is a phrase or expression whose meaning is not always straightforward or easy to understand.
Check your understanding. If you want to make sure your understanding is correct, you may want to change the sentence into simple language and ask the person you are talking to if the meaning is correct. It never hurts to try to make something that you have heard in a conversation clearer.
Consider the body language of the speaker.
A.If you don’t ask, you don’t learn. |
B.Consider the context of the sentence. |
C.Guess the idiom through its literal meaning. |
D.Enlarge your knowledge by reading all the time. |
E.It is important for English learners to know all idiomatic expressions. |
F.Body language can give you hints to help you understand confusing phrases. |
G.An example would be when someone says, “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” |
7 . One Day, an anthology film (多段式电影) about easily-hurt children chasing their dreams, held a press conference to announce its release data on Wednesday afternoon in Beijing.
Set for September 10th, One day consists of nine short stories each focusing on one special group of children, such as the blind, those with intellectual disabilities, children who have been kidnapped and those whose parents work far away.
Produced by Huayi Brothers, a leading film production company, record label and talent agency in China, the film is one of the few non-commercial films in China heading to big screens nationwide this year.
According to Sun Amei, the main initiator (发起人) behind the film and person in Charge of the Huayi Brothers Foundation, One Day took 350 staff working over 900 days to finish while the film’s 12 stars including Zhou Xun, Wang Qianyuan, Xu Fan and Siqin Caowa have forgone any payment for their appearance in the film.
Advance ticket sales have already begun, with tickets priced as low as 5 yuan (about $0.8). Wang Zhonglei, CEO of Huayi Brothers, explained that ticket prices only cover the price of screening the film in theaters and that neither Huayi nor cinemas will turn in a profit from the film.
“There are many platforms a film can be released on, but only the big screen has the biggest charm,” Wang said at the press conference. He added that the film was not to call for economic support, as many of these vulnerable children can make a living by themselves when they grow up. “But they lack attention and understanding from society.” Wang stressed.
Sun said that One Day will not be their last film, as the foundation is planning to continue making films about these often ignored children.
1. This passage is about __________.A.a film on children whose parents work far away |
B.a film on children that chase their dream |
C.a film on children who are often ignored |
D.a film on children who are physically and mentally disabled |
A.One Day is one of the first films of Huayi Brothers. |
B.Huayi Brothers will produce more films of this category. |
C.Films about ignored children are really a good material. |
D.One Day will be a great success to Huayi Brothers. |
A.desert | B.reuse | C.reform | D.refuse |
A.After 900 days. | B.350 days later |
C.On Wednesday afternoon | D.On September 10th |
8 . There is an old
By high school, Norris
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A.lung | B.heart | C.wing | D.tail |
A.achieve | B.assess | C.admire | D.advocate |
A.gradually | B.instantly | C.constantly | D.closely |
A.believing | B.admitting | C.suggesting | D.explaining |
A.The instant | B.The first time | C.The moment | D.Every time |
A.circle | B.notice | C.discussion | D.attention |
A.sincere | B.anxious | C.distant | D.eager |
A.Therefore | B.Besides | C.However | D.Meanwhile |
A.put | B.picked | C.forced | D.drew |
A.humorous | B.powerful | C.practical | D.simple |
A.turned up | B.turned out | C.took out | D.took up |
A.ashamed | B.strict | C.positive | D.impressed |
A.Fortunately | B.Undoubtedly | C.Generally | D.Worse still |
A.after | B.that | C.before | D.since |
A.organized | B.accepted | C.shared | D.established |
A.disappointed | B.mad | C.terrified | D.amazed |
A.covered | B.printed | C.included | D.posted |
A.agreed | B.acknowledged | C.realized | D.introduced |
A.spot | B.barrier | C.idea | D.edge |
Meng Wanzhou arrives home
Through efforts of the Chinese government, Meng Wanzhou, the Chief Financial Officer of China’s telecommunication(电信)giant(巨头)Huawei, arrived at Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport on Saturday on a charter flight
Meng Wanzhou
On the flight
“Without a strong nation, I would not have
“The road back home is full of twists and turns(曲折),
10 . Developing strong study skills as a high school student not only allows you to earn better grades in high school, but also to prepare you for college. The sooner you start to build your study skills, the more good habits you’ll create for your future study.
1. Boost brain power
2. Develop concentration
Set focused study time for nothing but school work. Create a quiet study zone that includes a phone-free environment for studying.
3. Develop organizational skills
Find a convenient location for putting all your school learning papers, books, and homework assignments in place. That way you’ll be better prepared for the coming lectures and thus better follow the teachers.
4.
Be sure to effeciently write down what you listen to in class. You don’t need to write down everything said, just the important points. You may have to take down keywords, dates, names and fill in the details later if you are having trouble getting down enough. Learning to organize and denote(表示)things in a clear visual way is also very helpful in taking good notes.
A.Being organized can save you a lot of time and allow you to have more efficient(高效)class. |
B.You can have a rest after using your brain too long. |
C.Develop good listening skills |
D.That’s why it’s important to build good study skills early. |
E.Make sure you are eating healthy food and getting enough rest. |
F.Develop note taking skills |
G.When you are studying, try to clear your desk and just keep some study necessities. |