living but what at home recalled whose ambition Besides up motherland |
Six months ago, Xie Lei boarded a plane for London to complete an exchange programme. She
2 . It is so important to make sure you take care of your body, mind and soul every day, not just when you get sick. Here are some of the top, most practical ways for you to take care of yourself and keep yourself healthy.
Stay active.
Eat well. Your brain needs to have a lot of nutrients to stay healthy.
Stay in touch. There is nothing better than being able to catch up with someone in real life, but unfortunately, this is not always possible. You can give them a call and you can also drop them a note.
Ask for help.
A.Discuss your feelings. |
B.Nobody is superhuman. |
C.A balanced diet is good for you. |
D.Regular exercise can help you to concentrate. |
E.If possible, you have to keep the lines of communication open. |
3 . “I want to work full-time in China, honey.” An overseas call awakened the wife from sound sleep. “Why?” asked the wife with surprise, in a drowsy (昏昏欲睡的) voice, from the other side of the ocean.
In the United States, he had a great future ahead. At the age of 36, he became the youngest professor in the history of the Department of Molecular Biology at Princeton University, for his academic achievements. At 40, he became a tenured (终身的) chair professor at Princeton.
When everything seemed perfect and admirable to others, he firmly decided to say goodbye to Princeton University, to an affluent life in the United States, and return to China.
The news spread explosively. Many expressed confusion, many persuaded him, many made fun of him, and still many waited to have a good laugh at him.
He said patriotism is the plainest feeling of a person. Who doesn’t love his motherland, after all? In his heart, the American dream is already something past; the Chinese dream is rising.
After returning to China, he devoted all his energy, worked like crazy, and determined to do something big. He formed a life science research team. Every day, he works 12 to 16 hours at his laboratory. He is Shi Yigong, nicknamed “Da Niu” (someone with extraordinary achievements) by Tsinghua students. His given name, Yigong, comes from an idiom that means “devoted to public interest whole-heartedly”. “So far as I’m concerned, awards are of no special meaning.” Shi says calmly.
In his 18 years of study in the United States, he never forgot his Chinese dream. In the next 18 years, the Chinese dream will be more beautiful and greater by the efforts of Shi Yigong and the likes of him.
1. Why was Shi determined to return to China?A.To serve his motherland. | B.To reunite with his wife. |
C.To live a quieter life. | D.To make more money. |
A.Normal. | B.Miserable. | C.Wealthy. | D.Adventurous. |
A.To support his life science research. |
B.To praise his honesty. |
C.To introduce his endless energy in work. |
D.To show his unusual achievements. |
1.你最喜爱的节日简介;
2.过节的风俗习惯;
3.结合你的经历分享你的感受, 你的节日安排。
注意:1.写作词数应为80——100左右;
2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连。
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5 . So many stories, so little time. Our favorite book clubs for kids in New York City will ensure that they read the coolest picks on the best-seller list!
☆Books Are Magic
Emma Straub’s literary oasis in Cobble Hill welcomes readers of all ages. The author runs the store with her husband Michael. The shop offers Monthly Magic Book Subscriptions where your child will receive a monthly new release in the mail! There are categories for picture books, books for middle school children, and young adult books. If you are interested in this book club, visit www.booksaremagic.net.
☆Thalia Kids Book Club
Kids interact with best-selling authors and participate in writing workshops around the city thanks to Thalia Kids Book Club. In the past, campers have met with big names like Norton Juster and Rebecca Stead. The 2022 campers met virtually due to the pandemic. Learn more about the events at www.symphonyspace.org.
☆Astoria Bookshop
Astoria Bookshop will give young readers one fantasy novel at a time. Although the shop’s YA Book Club focuses on literature intended for those 12 and up, all ages are invited. In the past, the readers have tackled popular novels. Expect romance and mysticism with this one! The shop is currently evaluating each book club’s scheduled meeting. Keep an eye on their social media events calendar to find a date. Learn more by emailing christian@astoriabookshop.com.
☆The Center for Fiction
In an effort to add a personal touch to reading, this space in Downtown Brooklyn offers its book club for schools in the area—completely free of charge. KidsRead invites NYC students to discuss the authors they’ve been reading in class and learn about the stories and interact with others in a welcome environment. Learn more by emailing allison@centerforfiction.org.
1. How can a reader get more information about monthly new books in a book club?A.By visiting www.symphonyspace.org. |
B.By visiting www.booksaremagic.net. |
C.By emailing allison@centerforfiction.org. |
D.By emailing christian@astoriabookshop.com. |
A.Astoria Bookshop. | B.Books Are Magic. |
C.Thalia Kids Book Club. | D.The Center for Fiction. |
A.KidsRead. | B.YA Book Club. |
C.Writing workshops. | D.Monthly Magic Book Subscriptions. |
9 . High school is a magical time when students can learn and grow.
● Explore and find your interests
As a high school student, one of the most important ways to prepare yourself for a successful future is to find your interests by doing explorations. Thus you can discover the areas of study that you’re interested in.
● Learn for growth, not just for scores
Discovering how to use your time wisely will certainly help you enjoy high school more. Learning how to manage your time in high school will make your college life much easier. Best of all, the better you become at time management, the more time you will hopefully create to have some fun with friends, as well as enjoying extracurricular activities.
● Volunteer in your community (社区)
Engaging with your surrounding community creates happier students. Moreover, by doing that, you will have more opportunities to explore your interests, thus providing you with a better idea of which area(s) you might take up in the future.
A.Work on time management skills. |
B.Learn to love the act of learning itself. |
C.Create good habits, like reviewing notes. |
D.However, high school can also be a hard time. |
E.Choosing activities you love will lead to success in those areas. |
F.You might even find that you get more interested in your classes. |
G.Finally, realize you are unique and create your own list of success tips. |
10 . When I was little, I was really little. But my dream was big. I dreamed of being a basketball player. I tried out for the teams at school, but I was never given a chance.
As I got older, I did grow a little bigger, but not a lot bigger. On my 12th birthday, I decided to try a new sport: running. I told Grandpa. “I’m going to be an athlete.”
“Dave.” Grandpa began gently, “if you can’t be big, you can do something big.”
I ran 12 miles on my 12th birthday. On my 13th birthday, I did it again, but I added an extra mile. On my 14th birthday, I ran 14 miles. 15 on my 15th, 16 on my 16th, and you guessed it—17 miles on my 17th birthday.
All this running inspired (激发) another big dream. Someday, I’d run the Boston Marathon (波士顿马拉松赛). I told Grandpa about my decision.
“But, Dave, you haven’t trained for the marathon. Are you sure you’re ready?” Grandpa asked. But he still promised to walk over and cheer me on.
I ran fast that day. But I fell at Mile 18 and was driven to the hospital. Later that night, I called Grandpa and told him I failed.
“No,” he said calmly, “you didn’t fail. You discovered something.”
“I did?” I asked.
“Yes, you discovered that big dreams don’t just come true. They take work. If you train and work hard, I promise to wait for you next year and cheer you on.”
I trained every day, running miles and miles. Sadly, just two months into my training, Grandpa died. He wouldn’t be waiting for my second Boston Marathon. I decided I’d run for him.
That day, I ran fast. “Keep going! You can do it!” His words filled my head as I forced my legs to make each painful step. As I crossed the finish line, I threw my arms in the air and cried, “Grandpa, we did it!”
1. Why did Dave fail to join the school basketball team?A.He couldn’t run fast. | B.He didn’t work hard. |
C.He was not tall enough. | D.He wasn’t a quick learner. |
A.Adding an extra mile. | B.Running on his birthday. |
C.Training for the marathon. | D.Trying out for the basketball team. |
A.Creative. | B.Modest. |
C.Generous. | D.Encouraging. |
A.Dream Big. | B.The Boston Marathon. |
C.Think Twice. | D.The Story of Grandpa. |