1 . A boy shivers in the harsh Oslo winter, pathetically wrapping his arms around himself on a bus stop bench. He isn't wearing a coat and temperatures in the Norwegian capital regularly plunge to -10℃ during winter.
It’s a heartbreaking scene, but the actions of the ordinary people who witnessed the dilemma of 11-year-old Johanne Lonnestad Flaaten are both joyous and inspiring.
A young blonde woman sitting next to the boy notices him rubbing his arms. She immediately asks him: “Don't you have a jacket?” “No, someone stole it,” he replies. She questions him and discovers he was on a school trip and was told to meet his teacher at the bus stop. She asks him the name of his school and where he's from as she selflessly drapes her own coat around his shoulders.
Later, another older woman at first gives him her scarf, and then wraps him in her large padded jacket.
Throughout the day, more and more people offered Johannes their gloves and even the coats off their backs as they waited for their bus.
Actually, Johanne's dilemma was a hidden camera experiment by Norwegian charity SOS Children’s Village, as part of their winter campaign to gather donations to send much-needed coats and blankets to help Syrian children get through the winter. Many of the refugees have left their homes without winter clothing.
“People should care as much about children in Syria as they care about this boy,” Synne Ronning, the information head of SOS Children's Villages Norway, told The Local. She also noted that the child was a volunteer who was never in any danger during the filming.
1. What is the purpose of the winter campaign launched by SOS Children’s Village?| A．To raise more money for Syrian children in winter. |
| B．To carry out a scientific experiment for Syrian children . |
| C．To collect winter clothing for Syrian children. |
| D．To make SOS Children’s Village better-known. |
| A．People offered help to the child while waiting for the bus. |
| B．Oslo is the capital of Norway, where winter can be rather cold. |
| C．People’s reaction to Johanne's dilemma was very inspiring. |
| D．The young blonde woman wrapped the boy in her jacket the moment she noticed him. |
| A．He was too nervous to perform well. | B．He was too poor to buy a coat. |
| C．He did the experiment for free. | D．He took a risk in the experiment. |
Napping means
There are some simple rules
Next time you feel sleepy after lunch, close your eyes and take a nap,
3 . It was a bitter cold evening in northern Virginia many years ago. An old man was waiting for a ride across the river. The
Suddenly, he heard the faint, steady rhythm of approaching hooves(蹄) running
Reining his horse, the rider replied, “sure thing. Hop aboard.” The horseman dismounted(下马) and helped the old man
As they
The old man lowered himself
Those heart-warming comments touched the horseman deeply. “I’m so grateful for
With that, Thomas Jefferson turned his horse around and
| A．ride | B．hooves | C．wait | D．bend |
| A．angry | B．numb | C．shrunk | D．energetic |
| A．along | B．above | C．beneath | D．beside |
| A．Desperately | B．Arrogantly | C．Anxiously | D．Hopelessly |
| A．addiction | B．intention | C．interruption | D．attention |
| A．first | B．last | C．most | D．best |
| A．As | B．With | C．If | D．Thus |
| A．making | B．helping | C．putting | D．giving |
| A．into | B．onto | C．to | D．toward |
| A．apartment | B．office | C．destination | D．skyscraper |
| A．arrived | B．turned | C．owned | D．neared |
| A．personality | B．creativity | C．curiosity | D．generosity |
| A．came across | B．came to | C．came out | D．came up |
| A．reduced | B．refused | C．recognized | D．recovered |
| A．slowly | B．quickly | C．hurriedly | D．swiftly |
| A．concern | B．interest | C．comment | D．hope |
| A．Before | B．Because | C．Besides | D．But |
| A．what | B．that | C．which | D．whom |
| A．try to | B．decide to | C．fail to | D．stop to |
| A．found | B．made | C．lost | D．corrected |
4 . Here are a couple of tips for parents and teachers to help protect teens from cyberbullying（网络欺凌）, a rapidly growing but alarming online issue.
This is a necessary precaution rule for both parents and teachers. The best smartphone monitoring is presented with Pumpic.com a parental control app, which allows you to monitor social media, IM chats, all calls and text messages and even track real-time location of your child, using GPS navigator. As for PC, the best known app is sociallyactive.com, a PC monitoring app.
Engage youth and parents.
You can start cyberbullying awareness by creating a club or community against cyberbullying. Establish a school online safety community where kids can discuss their problems and report online attacks.
Create a positive climate.
Restore self-respect.
It is important to remember that your goal as a parent or teachers is to restore the child’s self-respect. Fast decisions won’t do any good, you need to act thoroughly.
| A．Monitor online activity. |
| B．Become a community volunteer. |
| C．Talk to teachers before addressing the problem. |
| D．Unlike parents, schools can do a lot to prevent cyberbullying. |
| E．Kids need to know that there is help and they are not alone in this fight. |
| F．It allows you to view browser behavior and block inappropriate websites. |
| G．Volunteering in an anti-cyberbullying community will help you understand the problem. |
5 . Gift shops in museums used to be the last stop of each visit, where people would buy souvenirs for themselves and their friends. But what happened last year when the British Museum opened its online store on Chinese e-commerce website Tmall says otherwise.
The store has become so popular since its launch on July 1 that some of its items have already sold out. It's even more interesting considering the fact that many of its customers in China have probably never even been to the museum before.
Perhaps French museum expert Diane Drubay made a good point when she said that gift shops have become “a point of entry to the museum”, as she told The New York Times. “Instead of being the last place people go after a visit, it can be the first.”
But you're probably still wondering: What is it about museum gift shops that makes them so different?
Each museum product contains a small piece of history. For example, in the British Museum store there are different kinds of sticky tape printed with pattern inspired by the famous Rosetta Stone. Known as the “key to ancient Egyptian writing”, the stone was discovered in 1799, and contains an inscription(碑铭)that helped historians better understand some of the most mysterious Egyptian scripts. And in the gift shops of China's Palace Museum, there are earphones inspired by the necklaces worn by ancient officials, which may also indicate the wearer’s position with the beads’ different materials and colors.
And with the design evolving over the years, museum products are no longer limited to exhibition catalogs to be put on the bookshelf or duplicates(复制品)of famous paintings to be hung on the wall. They now mean items that we can put to use every day-glasses, jewelry, cushion covers-which means we're able to not only “own” a piece of history, but also hold it in our hands, wear it on our neck, or even sleep on it.
Indeed, museum shops are no longer just about selling things. As US museum store consultant Geoff Walsky once told Gift Shop Magazine, “A great museum gift shop is an extension of the museum itself.”
1. The author develops Paragraph 5 mainly by________.| A．answering questions | B．making comparisons |
| C．providing examples | D．using statistics |
| A．gift design evolving over the years |
| B．advantages of buying gifts on line |
| C．the development of the museum |
| D．rich variety of museum products of today |
| A．Shop online for gifts. | B．Buy a gift from history. |
| C．Go first for a gift . | D．Appreciate the museum on line. |
6 . Cultural exchanges and cooperation between Cambodia and China have been developing rapidly since the announcement of the Belt and Road Initiative.
China has donated millions of dollars to help with the restoration of Angkor Wat（吴哥窟）, shouldering more responsibility for world heritage protection. Cambodia's Angkor Wat was listed as a World Heritage site in 1992 and China began the restoration in 2000. Most of the 98 temples were completed by 2013.
Liu Jiang is from the Chinese restoration team. He says the restoration work at the Chau Say Tevoda Temple has been praised by the Cambodian side. Cambodia hopes they can do more restoration work for other historic sites of Angkor Wat in the future. Phay Siphan, spokesman for the Cambodian Council of Ministers, says the successful restoration of the Chau Say Tevoda Temple shows that China is not only influential in the economic and political field, but also in the cultural fields.
Now, the World Heritage Site is a popular destination for Chinese tourists. So far, China has overtaken Vietnam to become the largest source of tourists to Cambodia. Cambodia launched a "China Ready" strategy in 2016, with the aim of attracting more Chinese tourists. The country received about 1 million Chinese tourists last year, and it aims to double the number of Chinese tourists to 2 million by 2020. Many tourists say culture is their reason for visiting Cambodia.
A show called the "Smile of Angkor", which was created by both Chinese and Cambodian artists, has been on show since 2010 in Cambodia. It was sponsored by the Chinese Ministry of Culture and the Cambodian Ministry of Culture. So far, it has been performed more than 1,000 times, and seen by over a million audience members.
1. Which of the following is true about the World Heritage Site Angkor Wat in Cambodia?| A．The Chinese restoration work of Angkor Wat is well received. |
| B．China has helped Cambodia restore all the temples of Angkor Wat so far. |
| C．Chinese visitors toured Cambodia’s Angkor Wat for the “China Ready” strategy. |
| D．The “Smile of Angkor “ is aimed to raise more funds for the repair work of Angkor Wat. |
| A．Rewarding | B．Significant |
| C．Challenging | D．Trustworthy |
| A．Go faster than | B．Do away with |
| C．Get along with | D．Become greater in quantity than |
| A．Cambodia’s Angkor Wat is under repair. |
| B．Cambodia tries her best to attract Chinese visitors. |
| C．China and Cambodia cooperate to protect Angkor Wat. |
| D．Cultural exchanges and cooperation between China and Cambodia are promising. |
1. What are the speakers mainly talking about?
| A．An accident. | B．The woman’s worries. | C．The woman’s illness. |
| A．Quit smoking. | B．Stay out all day. | C．Talk seriously with her daughter. |
| A．The food. | B．The service | C．The environment. |
1. 介绍你校学生的课余活动；
2. 你最喜欢的一项活动和理由。
注意：1.词数80左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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A new function that allows users to show Wechat Moments for just the last month has been added to the platform as part of the Wechat app update date on May 5, 2019, adding to the previous time limits of three days, six months and all moments.
Netizens voiced their opinions on this new function. Some criticized the function as being neither meaningful nor necessary, and that hiding content could make relationships more distant. Others gave recommendations on how to improve this function further, such as allowing users to choose their own custom time that posts are displayed for. More hoped that other new functions could be added, such as posting videos longer than ten seconds, notice for when contacts unfriend, posting moments at a fixed time, and alums that can be edited by more than one user.
For many, Wechat Moments has become part of their daily lives, whether it’s to catch up with friends, follow hot topics or just to pass the time. So why do we want to hide our moments after posting? Wechat servers as a platform to present ourselves to others, whether it’s through pictures of our achievements, or reaching out to others to express our feelings and receive comfort. But with a growing number of friends kept in Wechat, including friends, relatives. colleagues, and teachers, the pressure not to post anything embarrassing is lifting. Unless uses play with their privacy setting, each post can be read and commented by every Wechat friend. That brings a huge pressure to express personal feelings while also maintaining a healthy public image.
In a poll(调查), more than 15,000 netizens said they will use the new Last Month option, as fills a gap between three days which is too short and six months which is too long The rest nearly 3,000 netizens, said they wouldn’t use it, as the original options already meet their demand.
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