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1.80-120词，开头已给出，不计入总词数；
2.文中不能出现自己的姓名和所在学校的名称。
参考信息：
1.你的观点（赞成还是反对）及原因；
2.你对学校管理手机的建议；
3.……
Recently, the Ministry of Education published a notice to forbid primary and middle school students to bring their phones into schools.
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Quan Hongchan’s success comes from her
Learn to relax yourselves
In China, lots of food deliverymen (外卖送货员) work long hours every day, rushing around the cities to keep up with customer orders.
Chen Lu, 23-year-old, has been a deliveryman for an online food delivery platform (平台), Eleme, for two years. “Most deliverymen work around 10 hours a day while others work 15 hours every day,” he said, “All of them have to compete to get orders, especially during the lunchtime rush.”
Deliverymen get 5 to 7 yuan for each order, depending on the time of day, distance, and other factors. However, deliverymen are seeing their pay becoming lower than before because of the competition of the market. We all know that there are more and more platforms and deliverymen nowadays. To make more money, deliverymen have to finish more orders. Also, there will be punishment if they can’t deliver orders on time, so deliverymen struggle to deliver orders within a limited (有限制的) time. They have to ride their motorbikes faster and faster, often breaking traffic rules and working in very bad weather conditions, which can lead to accidents.
“If everyone obeys the law and also tries to deliver orders as the platforms require, it means that they can only complete 8 to 15 orders a day which is not enough for them to make a living,” said Luo, a researcher that studies working conditions in China.
Shanghai police reported a sharp rise in road accidents for the first half of 2019, and food delivery workers were involved (牵涉) in more than 80% of them. Last August, one deliveryman died in Shanghai when he was delivering the orders during the typhoon. Chen Lu said he doesn’t take a day off even in bad weather conditions. “I work every day, even in snow, and heavy rain,” he said.
1. Is Chen Lu a food deliveryman?2. How much can drivers get for each order?
3. What makes the drivers try their best to deliver orders?
4. Will you complain to the platform when the driver didn’t deliver your order on time? Why or why not?
B:
A: I’m going to watch a traditional art show.
B: You are so great! What are they about?
A:
B: It’s fantastic! Where do you learn paper cutting?
A: In our school art club.
B: Well, I am also interested in Chinese culture and I want to learn it.
A: Of course. So would you like to watch the show with me?
B: Yes, I’d love to. I can’t wait.
A: Let’s meet at the school gate at 8:00 in the morning.
B: OK. See you then.
A: See you.
A. Can I join your club?
B. What club can I join?
C. Yes, of course.
D. My teacher taught me.
E. When and where shall we meet?
F. They are about flowers, birds and fishes.
G. Some of my paper cuttings will be shown there.
7 . The “three ox spirit” (三牛精神) first appeared in President Xi Jinping’s speech at a New Year’s gathering last December. The ox is a symbol of diligence (勤劳), progress and strength. On Feb 18, the first working day of the new year, Hua Chunying, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, explained it on the social media to encourage people with the “three ox spirit”—the serving-the-people ox, the pioneering ox, the persisting ox.
Centuries ago, most people earned their living through farming. The ox was used to help in the field and carry heavy goods.
The ox has played an important place in Chinese culture. Ancient Chinese poets and writers often described the ox in literature. In the Classic of Poetry, the oldest collection of Chinese poetry, the animal was mentioned in nine out of the 305 pieces.
Oxen seldom bully (欺负) the weak or fear the strong. They work hard and make sacrifices (牺牲). A poem by Lu Xun (1881-1936) — “Fierce-browed, I coolly defy a thousand pointing fingers; Head bowed, like a willing ox I serve the children (横眉冷对千夫指，俯首甘为孺子牛)” fully expresses the poet’s love to our country and the people.
So naturally, those who were born in the Year of the Ox are often expected to be hardworking and dependable. “They never want to be the center of attention or look for praise,” the website China Highlights noted.
1. When was the “three ox spirit” first appeared?| A．2018. | B．2019. | C．2020. | D．2021. |
| A．The progressing ox. | B．The serving-the-people ox. |
| C．The pioneering ox. | D．The persisting ox. |
| A．Because the ox is weak. | B．Because the ox is loving. |
| C．Because the ox is helpful. | D．Because the ox is proud. |
| A．They always want to look for praise. | B．They want to be the center of attention. |
| C．They are hardworking and dependable. | D．They bully the weak and fear the strong. |
8 . Have you ever been near an animal you were afraid of? How close have you been to a dangerous snake? Well, Tony Kepler raises killer snakes for a living and he loves his
Tony’s father has been a snake handler (驯蛇师) for twenty years and he has taught his son a lot about them. In order to
Tony’s dad has handled nearly 1,000 snakes in his lifetime. And hundreds of people go to him to learn how to
Tony’s job is very different from any other job I’ve heard of, but it is a really
| A．record | B．choice | C．hobby | D．job |
| A．afraid | B．satisfied | C．proud | D．shy |
| A．produce | B．taste | C．collect | D．discover |
| A．hospital | B．laboratory | C．scientist | D．restaurant |
| A．kind | B．word | C．gesture | D．way |
| A．play with | B．fill with | C．talk with | D．deal with |
| A．picking up | B．turning up | C．ringing up | D．giving up |
| A．control | B．stop | C．raise | D．increase |
| A．always | B．usually | C．seldom | D．never |
| A．scary | B．important | C．interesting | D．dangerous |
—All right. You can take the subway.
| A．where Jiangbei International Airport is |
| B．how can I get to Jiangbei International Airport |
| C．which way I can choose to go to Jiangbei International Airport |
| D．how I can get to Jiangbei International Airport |
| A．got | B．arrived | C．reached | D．saved |
