1. Where did Sue spend the nights in the countryside last weekend?
A.In a farmhouse. | B.In the open air. | C.In a hotel. |
A.Busy. | B.Rude. | C.Great. |
A.By staying at home. | B.By relaxing on the beach. | C.By camping in the mountains. |
2 . A great family day out doesn’t have to be expensive. Sometimes just going for a walk can be fun, educational, and a chance to make special memories together and share some quality time. Here are a few of our family-friendly favorites.
Blickling Estate, Norfolk
This four-mile multi-use path has a surface that’s great for pushchairs. If you’re out for a family walk and the kids won’t leave the house without their pushchairs, then this is perfect for them. Please bear in mind that you’ll need to book a ticket before visiting.
Coughton Court family walk, Warwickshire
Get your boots on and go for a gentle walk at Coughton Court. This walk will take you across a field with grass and flowers. You’ll need to book a ticket before visiting, though.
Corfe Common history walk
A gentle walk exploring historic Corfe Castle. The kids will love checking out the castle ruins. Don’t forget to book a ticket before visiting.
Crom wildlife walk
This walk through the nature reserve at Crom, Northern Ireland is filled with wildlife. You could also come across one of the oldest yew trees in Ireland. This easy walk is great for all the family to get some fresh air. Booking a ticket before visiting is a must.
Sutton Hoo, Suffolk
This is a great walk for little legs. This beautiful area is home to one of the greatest archaeological (考古学的) discoveries of all time. Even though no tours or guides are currently offered, you can still walk around the ancient places. Tickets are required before visiting.
1. What is special about Blicking Estate?A.It’s the longest one of all the five paths mentioned. |
B.It’s an entertaining and educational family experience. |
C.It’s friendly to kids who prefer to stay in the pushchairs. |
D.It’s wonderful for the whole family to breathe in the fresh air. |
A.Sutton Hoo, Suffolk. | B.Crom wildlife walk. |
C.Coughton Court family walk. | D.Corfe Common history walk. |
A.They are unfit for the elderly. |
B.They are intended to protect wildlife. |
C.They are demanding but worthwhile. |
D.They need to be booked ahead of time. |
3 . The way students spend their weekends can vary. Once you get to college, students see the weekend to forget about everything. Most of the time it is going out with friends, but when you decide to turn that down, you are looked at to be lame. What's up with this?
In college, going out can seem like the main thing that happens during the weekend. But not everyone is into that —some students study or stay in with friends, and others simply just don’t go out because it is not their type of thing. If you are one of those people who decides to stay in, you probably know the feeling of being the “lame friend”.
When students feel this way, they can also feel pressured into doing something that they originally did not want to do. Just because a person does not want to go out and party and drink does not mean that they are lame—they just have a different idea of a fun weekend.
I don’t think we should assume that everyone needs to go out during the weekend in order to have fun, and the social pressure to do so can feel broken. I will speak from my own experience: When the weekend comes around, I overthink and start to get a rush of anxiety. Why? Because I might be judged for not going out, or I might miss something if I don’t go to this specific party that everyone is going to. I’m sure there are others that feel the same way and have had similar experiences, and they don’t deserve to feel the way I do either.
We should keep in mind that individuals are going through their own personal situations, and everyone has their own reasons for not going out. Staying in and watching a movie by yourself or with friends is not a bad thing, and people should normalize that not going out on the weekends is really not the worst thing.
1. Why does the author raise a question in paragraph 1?A.To doubt students’behaviour. | B.To correct schools’ management. |
C.To blame friends’ rejection. | D.To deny others’ judgement. |
A.The one without friends. | B.The one with serious anxiety. |
C.The one with less outside activities. | D.The one with the deadly leg disability. |
A.How to spend weekends is up to you. |
B.Study should be put first in college. |
C.Going to the party everyone is going to is a must. |
D.What to do at weekends is well worth considering. |
A.A good friend is my nearest relation. | B.Be the chess player, not the chess piece. |
C.A man cannot be judged by his appearance. | D.Interest is the seed, the action are the fruits. |
A.Fishing. | B.Swimming. | C.Playing tennis. |
5 . It was sunny last Sunday. Freddy’s
At the park, Freddy and his classmates saw many different kinds of
Back on the bus, they all said it was a(n)
“We will have a competition (比赛). Write a composition (作文) on your
A.father | B.uncle | C.teacher | D.friend |
A.bored | B.hungry | C.afraid | D.cold |
A.made | B.took | C.kept | D.paid |
A.pigs | B.tigers | C.birds | D.monkeys |
A.watch | B.study | C.practice | D.remember |
A.slowly | B.far | C.well | D.easily |
A.shouted | B.left | C.played | D.slept |
A.liked | B.worried | C.thanked | D.drew |
A.if | B.so | C.but | D.after |
A.new | B.long | C.wonderful | D.expensive |
A.learning | B.saving | C.visiting | D.describing |
A.dream | B.way | C.trip | D.answer |
A.story | B.idea | C.activity | D.diary |
A.difficult | B.exciting | C.important | D.delicious |
A.too | B.often | C.early | D.again |
1. What did the man do last night now?
A.He went dancing. | B.He did some reading. | C.He attended a basketball game. |
A.The visual effects. | B.The plot. | C.The acting. |
1. Which city is the woman flying to?
A.London. |
B.Sydney. |
C.Los Angeles. |
A.The man’s parents. |
B.The man’s brother. |
C.The woman’s parents. |
A.The clock. |
B.The museum. |
C.The Hollywood. |
A.Friends. |
B.Husband and wife. |
C.Brother and sister. |
A.See a film. | B.Have a drink. | C.Watch a game. |
A.Volleyball. | B.Basketball. | C.Tennis. |
10 . The International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA) holds around 50 events every year. Here is the information of some upcoming events.
Korea International Women’s Invention Exhibition (KIWIE)
KIWIE is truly one and only festival celebrating women inventors and inventions in the world, which has driven the growth of women inventors at home and abroad. This year, KIWIE 2023 will be held online and offline so that you can view the site and the online exhibition hall at the same time.
Date: July 20 (Thurs) — 22 (Sat), 2023
Place: Hall 4, Exhibition Center 1, KINTEX
International Invention Innovation Competition in Canada (iCAN)
iCAN 2022 last year featured more than 720 inventions from 81 countries around the world and was a true global stage for worldwide creativity and innovation. This year is a special online edition. You can send your application form and video file before 10th August 2023 by email.
Date: August 26 (Sat), 2023
Website: www. tisias. org
Macao (China) International Innovation and Invention Exhibition Expo (MiiEX)
MiiEX is the first and only contest showing various inventions and new products that are intended to go to the market. MiiEX offers a platform for communication among university students and inventors, through which students will get inspiration from interaction among participants.
Date: October 27 (Fri) — 29 (Sun), 2023
Place: Cotai Expo Hall D, The Venetian Macao (China) — Online and Offline Exhibition
Malaysia Technology Exhibition (MTE)
MTE focuses on recognizing inventions, programmes and ideas which contribute to sustainability, reducing poverty, improving area cooperation, protecting our planet, and building peace. The awards especially encourage the development of local solutions to local challenges.
Date: October 17 (Tues) — 21 (Sun), 2023
Virtual Event: www. mte. org. my
Place: Kuala Lumpur City Center.
1. Which of the following events is only available online this year?A.KIWIE. | B.iCAN. | C.MiiEX. | D.MTE. |
A.Macao people. | B.Market managers. | C.Women inventors. | D.University students. |
A.Low-cost inventions. | B.High-tech inventions. |
C.World-wide inventions. | D.Local-related inventions. |