| A．possession | B．affection | C．frustration | D．ambition |
Liu Wenwen is the first suona player to study for a doctor’s degree in China. On social media platforms, Liu’s name is often followed by a video of her
Both of Liu’s parents’ families
She found suona music beautiful
Speaking of the popular video, Liu said, “I felt my hard work paid off. I trained for over 20 years,
—I will.
| A．to feed | B．feeding | C．feed | D．fed |
| A．burst out | B．burst into | C．turn to | D．turn down |
| A．Having told | B．To be told | C．Being told | D．Having been told |
| A．Absorbing | B．Being absorbed | C．To be absorbed | D．Absorbed |
| A．to cheat; broke down | B．to cheat; broke away |
| C．cheating; broke away | D．cheating; broke down |
9 . FitzGerald is a 16-year-old long-distance runner from Devon, England, who has set a national record in the under-17s 3, 000 meters, but now she’s getting noticed for her commitment to saving the planet.
FitzGerald finished fourth in the under-20s race at the European Cross Country Championships in Italy last December, but her journey to get there made it even more impressive. To reach Turin in Italy, FitzGerald could have taken a quick flight. However, flying releases carbon dioxide. Instead, she took an overnight coach to Lille in France, then trains to first Paris, then Turin, cycling between stations. Despite her tiring journey, she beat athletes three years older than her.
FitzGerald turned down the chance to compete at the World Athletics Cross Country Championships in Bathurst, Australia. She told Athletics Weekly magazine that the decision wasn’t easy but that travelling fills her “with deep concern”. “To have the opportunity to compete for Great Britain in Australia is a privilege,” FitzGerald said. “However, I would never be comfortable flying in the knowledge that people could be losing their livelihoods, homes and loved ones as a result. The least I can do is voice my solidarity (团结一致) with those suffering on the front line of climate breakdown.”
FitzGerald’s refusal to fly has led people to compare her to the climate activist Thunberg, who once travelled to New York by boat. FitzGerald could travel by ship to Australia, but it would take her more than a month to get there. FitzGerald knows her choice to put the needs of the Earth first could affect her athletics career, but she has to act as if it’s an emergency.
Champions for Earth, an organization for environmentally-friendly athletes, said: “She is looking for sponsors and supporters who can help her with the more expensive public transport, accommodation and eco-friendly kit that she requires. It is clear that FitzGerald has the steely determination and focus, combined with the courage and clarity to face a reality quite different to athletes of previous generations.”
1. Why did FitzGerald make headlines?| A．Because she chose green transport instead of a flight to Italy. |
| B．Because she made a national record in 3, 000 meters in England. |
| C．Because she devoted all her time to eco-environment in England. |
| D．Because she won the champion in the cross country race in Italy. |
| A．Ungreen travelling. | B．Tiring competing in Italy. |
| C．Changeable climate on the way. | D．Affected athletics career. |
| A．Acting immediately if there is an emergency. |
| B．Preferring taking the ship instead of the flight. |
| C．Spending all their life in protecting the environment. |
| D．Choosing the eco-friendly means of transportation. |
| A．Honest and outgoing. | B．Determined and concentrated. |
| C．Attractive and modest. | D．Courageous and humorous. |
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I love reading. I love it so much that no matter where I go, and I will put a book in my bag. And I will take it out and read a couple of page when I am free. However, so a good habit also has its disadvantages. Once my mother had anything urgent to deal with and can’t spare time to cook.
I promised her that I would cook. But thinking it was still earlier, I picked up a book to read. Soon I got lost in the story. Not until my mother came back I realize I forgot to cook the meal. In my relief, she didn’t blame me. She just reminded me to pay attention to protect my eyesight. What the good mother!
