1. What does the woman see?
A.A birthday cake. | B.A photo. | C.A well-prepared party. |
A.She is still healthy. | B.She was born in America. | C.She hates to have birthday parties. |
A.2. | B.3. | C.5. |
A Chinese sturgeon(中华鲟) was freed into the Yangtze River in Yichang, central China’s Hubei Province on Saturday morning in March. China will free 200,000 Chinese sturgeons into the Yangtze River, the country’s
With
Sturgeons released this year are between 6 months and 14 years old, a design aimed
In recent years, China has worked hard in ecological protection along the Yangtze River, with a 10-year fishing ban (禁令)
3 . For many kids, reading doesn’t come easily. For parents, they can read with their kids often, and trying these simple ways can help their kids become excited about reading.
Read and reread.
Read aloud. Reading aloud to kids helps them build their vocabulary, introduces new facts and ideas, and helps them connect sounds with letters on the page. By reading with kids, parents also show they enjoy reading for fun themselves!
Create opportunities to read and write beyond the pages. It is necessary for parents to provide kids with many chances to read every day. Parents can write notes and leave them on children’s pillows, in a lunchbox or in a pocket. Parents can also ask friends and relatives to send postcards, letters, emails or text messages.
Get help if parents are worried. If parents are concerned about their children’s abilities or willingness to read, they can get help.
A.Start with kids’ choices. |
B.Reading aloud is not difficult for kids. |
C.Parents should pick their own favorite readings. |
D.Many kids reach for the same books again and again. |
E.Parents had better talk to their children’s doctors or teachers. |
F.Reading aloud provides time for parents and kids to enjoy together. |
G.Besides, parents can leave some special letters and words on the fridge. |
1. When was the first real newspaper started?
A.In 1609. | B.In 1665. | C.In 1704. |
A.England. | B.Germany. | C.America. |
A.Strassburg Relation. | B.The New York Sun. | C.The Boston News-Letter. |
A.It only cost a dollar. |
B.It was called The London Gazette. |
C.It was the first one to have advertisements. |
1. Who has got a part-time job at a bakery?
A.Simon. | B.Tim. | C.Rebecca. |
A.Last Saturday. | B.Last Wednesday. | C.Last Sunday. |
A.She was ill in hospital. | B.She won a competition. | C.She wrote a text. |
A.To show his dancing skill. |
B.To give a brief summary of it. |
C.To ask people to play parts in it. |
1. How is the weather now?
A.Cloudy. | B.Sunny. | C.Snowy. |
A.Practical. | B.Crazy. | C.Shameful. |
A.It is very dangerous. |
B.It is easy for skiing in the area. |
C.It is very good for exercising legs. |
A.A puzzle show. | B.A film. | C.A football match. |
8 . Last year my daughter started feeding a homeless cat that we named Miss Alice. Since then, things have
My daughter always treats them equally with care. The only one who seems
The thing that Miss Alice
A.progressed | B.recovered | C.ended | D.worsened |
A.forgiven | B.guided | C.fed | D.reminded |
A.dogs | B.birds | C.kids | D.cats |
A.resting | B.fighting | C.playing | D.eating |
A.plants | B.animals | C.neighbours | D.classmates |
A.unhappy | B.unfamiliar | C.content | D.honest |
A.protecting | B.driving | C.choosing | D.escaping |
A.carried | B.identified | C.loved | D.looked |
A.petting | B.checking | C.catching | D.admiring |
A.careful | B.effective | C.concerned | D.willing |
A.hardly | B.fully | C.obviously | D.definitely |
A.pick out | B.break down | C.apply for | D.give away |
A.tough | B.passive | C.caring | D.humourous |
A.complaining | B.sharing | C.struggling | D.cheating |
A.achievements | B.arguments | C.comparisons | D.connections |
A first haircut can often be scary for little kids. Seeing a stranger coming over you with a pair of scissors for the very first time can often leave children with a wrong first impression of something that most of us go through on a regular basis.
In a recent video shared by a barber (理发师), Jad Srour, attracted people’s special attention. In the video, Jude, a young boy of about four or five years old, could be seen experiencing his very first haircut. When the barber put the scissors to his hair, the boy couldn’t keep the tears any longer. As soon as Jude broke into tears, his mom, obviously feeling her son’s fear, was in tears as well. The barber stopped for a while so that the boy’s mom could try to calm him down. After the mom finally calmed her boy down, the barber continued though the boy still wasn’t entirely happy with his situation. Surprisingly, once the barber cut the boy long hair down, the young boy smiled, and the eyes focused on the hair and shone with tears.
The video of Jude’s haircut quickly spread. After seeing the boy’s reaction to having his long hair cut off, many social media users took to criticize (批评) the boy’s parents for putting him through something that obviously hurt him mentally.
Considering how upset the little boy seemed when the barber touched his hair, many users wondered whether the boy wanted to cut his hair. One person commented, “Why did he have to cut his hair when he was clearly in pain about it?” Other users even wondered why Jude’s parents let his hair get as long as it did. They even wrote, “Why let it get uncontrollably long?” “What a horrible thing to do to a child. Shameful.” Many comments seemed to be negative.
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Then Jad told the story behind online.
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When Jude was just born, his parents happened to know on TV that many kids with cancer had lost their hair.
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10 . Official figures show that 101 people were killed in road accidents on the streets of London last year. The city wants to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries on the capital’s roads to zero. It seems impossible. But it focuses more minds on an important question: What can help reduce accidents in a big city? Transport for London (TfL), the capital’s road and rail authority, has some answers: safe speeds, safe vehicles and so on.
A safety standard for Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs), which harnesses blind area cameras and sensors (传感器), is pioneering. Blind area cameras and sensors are widely placed where they are needed. The European Commission has followed it. TfL has also helpfully identified London’s most dangerous places. Half of Britain’s most dangerous roads run through the capital. Around three-quarters of accidents that cause deaths or serious injuries happen at crossing near the British Museum, which has been the site of the most deaths since 2012. Westminster is the most dangerous area for walkers and cyclists, so it introduced 20 mph speed limits on all its roads in 2021.
“Vision Zero” was launched in 2018. Deaths and serious injuries on London’s roads have fallen — by 53% and 40% respectively in 2022. But movement is not one-way. Deaths were record breakingly low in 2020 and 2021. But in 2022 the deaths rose again. “We are moving in the right direction,” says Will Norman, London’s walking and cycling commissioner.
Lack of funds for TfL has put off improving the riskiest areas. Only a few parts of the1010 Avenue have bike paths with guardrails (护栏). Safety is the biggest problem to people taking up cycling or letting their children walk or cycle. But greener vehicles may be unsafe themselves. Electric scooters (滑板车) are the latest ones to confuse planners. “One of those doing 50 mph down the road is not good for anybody,” said Mr Norman.
1. What is the author’s purpose in writing paragraph 1?A.To make the article interesting. |
B.To stress the importance of TfL. |
C.To call on scientists to study the question. |
D.To give some background information. |
A.Compares. | B.Removes. | C.Uses. | D.Replaces. |
A.Doubtful. | B.Supportive. | C.Puzzled. | D.Unclear. |
A.Bike lanes are not safe anymore for riders on roads. |
B.Children should think twice when taking up cycling. |
C.Safety has been a problem for some eco-friendly vehicles. |
D.Electric scooters have become the biggest confusion for planners. |