A.A shop assistant. | B.His wife. | C.His coworker. |
1. Where is the button on the sunglasses?
A.Near the ear. | B.On the inside of the frames. | C.Under the front of the frames. |
A.They aren’t lightweight. |
B.They aren’t very fashionable. |
C.They don’t provide protection from sunlight. |
A.$200. | B.$300. | C.$500. |
A.Take phone calls. | B.Use it to protect eyes. | C.Wear it around the neck. |
3 . If you’re feeling in the mood for grilled food but don’t have a barbecue, then deciding what product to purchase can be a bit difficult. So to help you get a better understanding of just some of the choices available, here’s our guide to buying a new BBQ.
Charcoal vs Gas
The first decision is how your BBQ is going to be powered. There are essentially two main choices: the traditional way with charcoal, or the quick and convenient way with gas. For those who get frustrated with the process of lighting coals and waiting for them to reach the desired temperature, then gas is the easy option. It’s clean and gets up to temperature in an instant. But for many, the main fun of a barbecue lies in the back-to-basics cooking that hot coal brings natural barbecue fire. You’ll also find a far greater range of charcoal barbecues.
Size
For anyone who likes to throw a garden party with a busy barbecue at the centre of the action, there are some vast grills (烤架) available. But unless you’re regularly feeding the masses, then these BBQ beasts can be impractical. Smaller meals are better suited to smaller equipment, so be realistic about the size that best suits you.
Open grill or lid
While facing the barbecue selection of your nearest retailer, you’ll notice that some of them have lids. These will usually be round and will make you pay more than the lidless options. But if you want the benefit of being able to cook larger items over a longer period of time, such as a whole chicken, then a lid will be essential.
1. Which BBQ is suitable for Jack, who likes back-to-basics cooking and often invites friends to the garden party?A.Gas barbecue in small size. | B.Gas barbecue in big size. |
C.Charcoal barbecue with big grills. | D.Charcoal barbecue with small grills. |
A.The open grill costs more. | B.The open grill looks superior. |
C.The open grill is more reliable. | D.The open grill is less suitable for larger items. |
A.Lifestyle. | B.Business. | C.Culture. | D.Sports. |
4 . If you’re after a quick snap, if you’re out and about, here are a few brilliant instant cameras to choose from.
Instax Mini 12
Made by Fujifilm. the Instax Mini series of cameras is ideal for taking quick snaps and getting high-quality credited card sized photos. The Mini com with built-in flash, a close-up lens and selfie lens for talking those perfect shots. The camera comes in a range of bright colors, including sky blue and clay white.
Polaroid Go
Famous for their cameras, Polaroid still makes instant cameras in the modern day, with a classic look. The Go comes with autofocus as well as a self timer for effectively capturing the moment and producing quality Polaroid photographs for you to keep. It also comes in a range of funky colors, if all black or white isn’t your preference.
Instax Mini Evo
The Mini Evo combined camera and printer is a compact device with a 28mm lens that’s capable of letting you review and edit photos before printing them. Also featured is a back 2.7-inch LCD screen for viewing what you’re shooting and the ability to print from your phone via Bluetooth.
Instax Mini 40
Coming just in a single but vintage black design, the Insax Mini 40 is a solid option for quick instant snaps, with a one-touch selfie mode and a more traditional looking camera, fixed with a 60mm lens. It’s also small enough to fit comfortably in your burn bag or pocket to take a quick snap if you’re out and about.
1. What do Instax Mini 12 and Polaroid Go have in common?A.Both have selfie lens. | B.Both have optional colors. |
C.Both are in small size. | D.Both have a classic look |
A.Instax Mini 12. | B.Polaroid Go. |
C.Instax Mini Evo. | D.Instax Mini 40 |
A.The built-in flash. | B.The photo-editing function. |
C.The autofocus function. | D.The single black design. |
5 . Although most flyers (传单) have gone the way of tape recordings, there’s still the
They are
Aren’t we all like those children? We’re mostly fine until we run into a situation where our desires are
We are all
Recognizing our weakness and the source of the temptation (诱惑) is a big first step towards
A.original | B.occasional | C.important | D.inspiring |
A.In order | B.In general | C.Now and then | D.More or less |
A.ignored | B.puzzled | C.prohibited | D.attracted |
A.within its reach | B.a piece of cake | C.the worst of it | D.as plain as day |
A.content | B.curious | C.innocent | D.unsettled |
A.all | B.limited | C.enough | D.extra |
A.options | B.agency | C.education | D.areas |
A.if | B.because | C.until | D.though |
A.meet with | B.bring up | C.work out | D.reflect on |
A.excited | B.admitted | C.controlled | D.expressed |
A.need | B.obtain | C.possess | D.share |
A.secretly | B.directly | C.barely | D.easily |
A.understanding | B.conquering | C.investigating | D.building |
A.making time for | B.looking forward to | C.staying away from | D.taking advantage of |
A.familiar | B.satisfied | C.busy | D.concerned |
6 . The first show to kick off London fashion week (LFW) on Thursday night had all the usual elements you’d expect — a long runway with pumping music, models in towering heels and surprise celebrity appearances causing the front row to take out their phones. However, there was one particular point of difference: the cast, including the model Erin O’Connor and TV presenter Miquita Oliver, were all wearing secondhand clothes.
The show, Oxfam Fashion Fighting Poverty, was the third time the nonprofit has taken part in London fashion week. All the clothes came from Oxfam’s own stores and were styled by the British stylist Bay Garnett. Every look was available to buy on eBay after the show, helping to raise funds for the charity.
Garnett is a pioneer of secondhand fashion. For Thursday night’s show, Garnett said she started the process by thinking about different types of tribes. Working through stock at Oxfam’s 50,000 sq ft storehouse in West Yorkshire, Garnett narrowed down what she wanted to feature by thinking about different types of tribes. “There has to be some type of character within the clothing, then I piece it together. So there’s goths (哥特人), the 60s, Americana, it’s a real mix.” Garnett cleverly created a variety of looks that would still appeal to a wide variety of cohorts (群体).
The show, which was full to capacity, reflects the growing interest in pre-loved fashion. According to GlobalData, the clothes resale market in the UK grew by 149% between 2016 and 2022. It is forecast to rise by 67. 5% from 2022 to 2026. A spokesperson for Oxfam says its main clothing categories including womenswear and menswear are having the bestselling year of the last six, with year on year growth of more than 20%.
Garnett, who started her career in fashion in the 90s, said, “Buying secondhand is a form of activism. We’re in a climate emergency so why wouldn’t younger generations buy secondhand? A sustainable option is now cool.”
1. What was the feature of Thursday night’s LFW’s opening show?A.It was aimed to promote the fast fashion. |
B.Many celebrities and models were present. |
C.The cast were wearing secondhand fashion. |
D.The sound and visual effects were impressive. |
A.To attract a broader audience. |
B.To promote unity among tribes. |
C.To make the tribes better known. |
D.To turn them into a bigger character. |
A.UK’s broad categories of fashion. |
B.An increase in people’s earnings. |
C.A huge demand for fashion models. |
D.Secondhand’s growing popularity. |
A.Explaining a rule. | B.Making a summary. |
C.Offering a suggestion. | D.Providing evidence. |
1. What did Fitbit say about the recent study?
A.It was false. | B.It hurt their business. | C.They had no comment. |
A.Only when he’s exercising. | B.During the daytime. | C.All the time. |
A.It’s sometimes uncomfortable to wear. |
B.It’s of good value. |
C.It’s of little use. |
A.Interested. | B.Bored. | C.Upset. |
1. What does the man ask the woman to do?
A.Place an order. | B.Recommend a product. | C.Reduce a price. |
A.Record his travels. | B.Use it for a class. | C.Send it as a gift. |
A.It is highly praised. | B.It is a new model. | C.It is easy to use. |
1. What was the woman’s problem in the beginning?
A.She didn’t bring cash. |
B.She forgot to buy phone chargers. |
C.She misunderstood the store’s sale. |
A.Electronics. | B.Clothing. | C.Food. |
At last year’s Singles’ Day shopping spree (狂欢), domestic brands
“Most of us choose domestic products owing to the fact
Wang said many young Chinese
Nearly 70% of post-90s and around 80% of post-00s generations prefer to buy domestic brands. Young consumers have
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