1. How many foreign students are visiting in the speaker’s school now?
A.About 13. | B.About 20. | C.Over 30. |
A.To attract more foreign students. |
B.To exchange ideas about culture. |
C.To help foreign students enjoy their time. |
A.Before September 15th. |
B.In the last week of September. |
C.In the first week of December. |
A.In the library. | B.In the garden. | C.On the playground. |
Advertisements, which often use words and pictures to persuade people
One of the common
Now, advertising is becoming more digital and more personalized,
7 . In Plastic China, a documentary shot by Wang Jiuliang, Chen Feng (not his real name) makes his living by recycling plastic waste imported from developed countries. His family lives among the garbage and his young son often finds “toys” around him. Used plastic injectors (注射器) are his favorite.
China was once the world’s biggest recipient of overseas trash. Many people like Chen Feng work at centers recycling imported waste, also called foreign garbage.
From January 1, 2021, China made a sweeping ban on all imports of solid waste. The waste products from overseas on Chinese territory are also banned.
China began importing solid waste in 1980 when the country didn’t have enough raw materials (原材料). The recycling of imported waste helped to fill that gap. Recycling foreign trash, such as plastics, paper and metals, has supported the development of China’s manufacturing (制造业的) sector and furthered its economy. After being processed, garbage can be turned into materials that can be used to make products, such as chairs and bags.
However, waste that can’t be used is either burned or buried, while processing recyclables also leads to water, air and land pollution, as well as sickness. In Guiyu, Guangdong Province, once China’s largest disposal center for electronic trash, over 90 per cent of kids showed high levels of lead in their blood, according to a report that tracked the health of local children in the years from 2006 to 2013.
In addition, about 10 billion tons of solid waste are produced annually in China, which also has to be handled appropriately. According to China Daily, the ban taking effect in 2021 is the culmination (高潮) of policies introduced since 2017 to phase out the import of solid waste. Since 2017, the volume of imported waste has fallen by 68 per cent, from 42 million to 13 million tons in 2019.
“Realizing the goal of zero imports of solid waste is in sight,” said Qiu Qiwen, from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment.
1. The example of Chen Feng is intended to ________.A.promote the documentary shot |
B.highlight the importance of recycling |
C.introduce the topic of the overseas trash |
D.call for the attention to developing countries |
A.Public interest. | B.Economic reform. |
C.Lack of raw materials. | D.The gap of development. |
A.Importing this waste has brought more risks than benefits. |
B.There is a long way to go before electronic trash is removed. |
C.Air pollution is the main contributor to kid’s health problems. |
D.Recycling garbage has led kids in China to suffer blood problems. |
A.Doubtful. | B.Hopeful. |
C.Incomplete. | D.Unreasonable. |
This happened with me once while coming back from office late at night. The time was around 11:30 pm and most of the public transport had stopped.
It had been a long busy day. I was annoyed and too eager to reach home and rest. I was on my bike. The traffic signal just before my house turned red and my anger rose.
Then suddenly someone came up from behind me and tied to hand me a piece of paper.I thought it was another one of those people who hand you pages of some sad story and ask you for money. I could feel anger boiling up inside me shirked (避开) the person away with the motion of my hand without even looking at him.
This guy moved over to the next person in traffic and did a similar thing of showing him the paper. The other guy who was not in as bad mood as mine looked at the paper and started giving directions.It was at this moment realized that the person who came to me was asking for directions. He couldn't speak so he had written it down on a piece of paper.He was not some beggar asking for money, and he was dressed as a salesman carrying one of those bully encyclopedias (百科全书). After getting the directions he smiled at the person,bowed his head showing his appreciation and jogged away to the other end of the road.
I felt a sudden tender pity for him.By the time the signal turned green this salesman was standing at the other end of the road signalling people for a lift.I decided to help him out but my house was on a different route than where he was asking for a lift.I moved on but I was still feeling bad fr treating a hard working person that way.
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After going about 100 meters, I decided to turn back to offer him a helping hand.
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When another bike stopped and he sat on the bike, he noticed me in the distance.
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Ancient alchemists(炼金师) in China spent centuries trying
Many western history books over the years have stated that the Chinese used his discovery only
By the mid-to-late-eleventh century, the Song government
Down through the centuries, Chinese
10 . It all began when I moved to Dallas in the fourth grade. I
The test results showed that I had developmental dyslexia. At first I felt discouraged by this diagnosis(诊断)
I had finally overcome my learning disability. But even though I had conquered(征服)one of the biggest
The missing link was
One day a little girl in a wheelchair asked me to read a book to her. I read the book very
A.declared | B.assumed | C.recommended | D.noticed |
A.sentences | B.lectures | C.dictionaries | D.chances |
A.choose | B.exchange | C.pronounce | D.write |
A.motivated | B.scared | C.confused | D.disappointed |
A.treat | B.risk | C.trick | D.failure |
A.but | B.so | C.or | D.unless |
A.deny | B.lose | C.overcome | D.hide |
A.shake | B.share | C.express | D.increase |
A.challenges | B.secrets | C.decisions | D.mistakes |
A.mentioned | B.filled | C.recommended | D.assessed |
A.relative | B.visitor | C.volunteer | D.patient |
A.turn away | B.cut in | C.hold on | D.give back |
A.properly | B.sincerely | C.slowly | D.softy |
A.dared | B.hesitated | C.attempted | D.happened |
A.confident | B.independent | C.careful | D.grateful |