1. 晚会时间：2023年1月10日晚8点至10点；
2. 晚会地点：演艺中心(德胜广场)；the Performance Center
3. 晚会节目：舞蹈、唱歌、诗歌朗诵和中国武术表演等；
4. 座位安排：3区1排6号。
注意：1. 词数120左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
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多词：把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。
错词：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
1. We had a great party at my cousin’s where she made them all a cup of coffee.
2. If there is an urgent thing, dialing 110 as soon as possible.
3. My son, who is a 18-year-old young man, now is a university student.
4. He is the only one of the students who have taken part in the Winter Olympic Games.
5. As is known that she is the first teacher who wins a Doctor’s degree.
6. The Spring Festival is high valued by every Chinese family.
7. Next, the Chinese character Fu is attached upside down on our front door.
8. We then sat together to enjoy a big dinner, wished everyone a happy new year.
9. When I was a kid, the Spring Festival was all about firecrackers, sweets or decorations.
10. David put such much pudding in his mouth that he couldn’t swallow.
11. First I got dressing quickly, then I headed downstairs to help.
12. They were Grandpa’s best friends from secondary school, all in their seventy.
13. There was a lot of laughters in the room, and quite a few tears in their eyes.
14. It is the birthday party which makes Grandpa and his childhood friends meet again.
15. The moment when I get on the train, I am surrounded by Shanxi accents.
| A. strange and funny B. showing satisfaction C. to advise sb. to do sth. D. noticeable or unusual E. happening immediately F. to act slowly because of doubt G. to disagree by saying sth. publicly |
2. I didn’t hesitate about taking the job.
3. She made an instant reply to the matter.
4. He finished his painting with a contented smile.
5. There’s no use protesting, and he won’t change his mind.
| A. great wealth B. to influence greatly C. to happen suddenly D. public praise and reward E. a change and improvement F. to have a purpose to do something G. to carefully and deeply think about |
2. A great reform in education is under discussion.
3. The terrible earthquake struck the area last month.
4. She gained much recognition for her outstanding work.
5. After a complete failure, he reflected on his plan and improved it.
Life Is Beautiful is a moving and beautiful film that shows a father’s love at its very best.
The story is set in 1939 at the start of World War II. Guido, a
I won’t tell you how the film ends. You will have to watch it
A. I realized then that my greatest joy in life was to share a connection and bring joy to others’ lives. I knew I would seek more ways to do that.
B. When the day of the event finally came, I observed in awe as my shy students each beautifully expressed their genuine love for their mothers.
C. As Mother’s Day approached that year, my plan for the day was to give each of my students the opportunity to standup in front of the class and express his or her feelings towards his or her mother.
D. When I began to teach English at a high school, I found that many of my students were hard-working on their own, but shy and not active in communicating with each other, even with their parents. Later I decided to help them.
E.I watched many of the mothers hold back tears as they were overcome with emotion and love for their children. Frankly, I could not hold back my own tears. I was so proud of my students. At the end of the event, most parents expressed their thanks to me, which inspired me to continue holding the event every year.
9 . In the 1950s, researchers found that bus drivers were twice as likely to have heart attacks as bus conductors. Since then, dozens of studies have found links between sitting and a variety of illnesses, with a 2013 analysis of studies concluding: “Higher amounts of daily siting time are linked with greater risk of death.”
Too much sitting will cause postural(姿势的) problems, including knee pain and lower back pain. Studies have found a connection between long-time sitting and different forms of bone and muscle pain as well as neck pain.
You can ease this problem to some extent by making some movements. However, being very active doesn’t entirely protect you from siting too long. You could run for an hour every morning and meet the government guidelines for physical activity, but then sit down for the rest of the day -which would mean sitting too long, in terms of risk.
There’s also the cardio-metabolic(心血管代谢) problem caused by long sitting. It’s not completely understood why sitting seems to be related to a range of health conditions, but the most reasonable explanation is that it puts your body at rest. When you do it for long enough, your metabolism slows. You are actually switching off some of your body’s largest muscles, with results that range from increased waist size to risks of illnesses.
So, what should you be doing? I’m proving your posture can be effective. At work, keeping your screen at eye level and your feet flat on the floor is a good start. The easiest way to make a significant difference, though, is to get up every 15, 30 or 60. Best of all, of course, is standing for a while once you are up. Ask yourself: Is there something you’re doing that doesn’t require you to sit down? Could you read your emails standing up? Could you go for a walk while you think?
Were you standing comfortably while you read this? Maybe you should have been.
1. Where is this text probably from?| A．A sports guidebook. |
| B．A science magazine. |
| C．A newspaper advertisement. |
| D．A working-instruction brochure. |
| A．They feature pain in various body parts. |
| B．One-hour exercise can help to solve them. |
| C．They can be entirely corrected by movements. |
| D．Long runs can contribute to their development. |
| A．Scientific research into it. |
| B．Its harmful effects on health. |
| C．How it leads to people’s thick waists. |
| D．Why it is connected with long-sitting. |
| A．When Do You Need to Stand Up? |
| B．Long Sitting: Negatives and Positives |
| C．Long Sitting: Effects and Suggestions |
| D．How Long Do You Spend Sitting Down? |
10 . The trend towards larger cars is obvious in recent years. Electric SUVs (越野车) have also been growing in popularity, representing roughly 35 percent of electric car sales in 2022, according to the latest figures released by the International Energy Agency. But although electrification of the global vehicle brings climate benefits, there is also cause for concern.
Electric SUVs are still greener than the petrol (汽油) ones, but their size and weight removes some of the climate gains. Their larger batteries require more raw minerals (矿物), like cobalt and lithium, putting extra pressure on global supplies. “New policies to encourage people to choose smaller electric vehicles (EV) may be needed, such as increasing taxes for Electric SUVs. We could reduce hundreds of millions of tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) overtime.” says Christian Brand at the University of Oxford.
Air pollution is another worry. In poorer countries like India, electric vehicles will lead to significant improvements in urban air quality. But in richer countries, where petrol cars tend to be cleaner, the situation isn’t so clear. “The benefit of moving to an electric vehicle, from a certain point of view, is actually pretty small,” says Frank Kelly at Imperial College London. And since electric vehicles still produce pollution from their tires, brakes and road wear, air pollution won’t fully go away. “We’re still going to have a pretty big problem in our cities,” says Kelly.
As such, governments must do more to reduce car dependency, particularly in urban areas. Clean public transport is the solution to our air pollution problem in urban areas. We should be reducing the number of all private vehicles as much as possible, not celebrating the increased figures.
1. What can we learn about the Electric SUVs?| A．They greatly improve air quality. |
| B．They are not as green as expected. |
| C．They will not become globally popular. |
| D．They sold better than petrol ones in 2022. |
| A．The trend towards EVs is not clear. |
| B．Petrol cars produce less air pollution. |
| C．EVs may not have the desired effects. |
| D．Petrol cars are cheaper in rich countries. |
| A．Start an argument and call on action. |
| B．Express concerns and suggest solutions. |
| C．Introduce products and attract attention. |
| D．Compare products and offer suggestions. |
