1 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。

1. What is the main topic of the article?

A．The popularity of online games.

B．The disappearance of traditional games.

C．The benefits of traditional games.

D．The differences between old and new games.

2. What did the teachers find out when they asked their students to write articles about games they knew?

A．More than half of the students wrote about outdoor games.

B．Most of the students wrote about traditional games.

C．Only a few students wrote about traditional games.

D．More than half of the students wrote about online games.

3. What does the educationist think about traditional games?

A．They are not as popular as modern games.

B．They are more popular than modern games.

C．They are easy to learn and play.

D．They are more difficult to learn and play than modern games.

4. What is the example of a jump rope game?

A．Rubber band jumping.

B．Hide-and-seek.

C．Teamwork game.

D．Long jump.

5. What is the situation with primary school students today?

A．They prefer to spend their breaks in the classroom.

B．They don’t have any studies to do.

C．They know how to play traditional games.

D．They don’t know how to play traditional games.

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What do we know about War Craft 2?

A．It cost about forty.

B．It was released three years ago.

C．There are a lot of new characters.

2. What does the woman like about the game?

A．The picture.

B．The sound.

C．The character.

3. What does the woman tell her roommate?

A．To watch a movie.

B．To play with the man.

C．To buy her own game.

4 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。1.

A．They are beneficial to his mind.

B．They are helpful to his social relationship.

C．They can boost the toy industry.

D．They can attract attention to older people.

2.

A．They only reduce loneliness.

B．They limit reasoning or thinking abilities.

C．They can’t improve specific skills.

D．They can’t help maintain independent living.

3.

A．The necessity of developing toys for older people.

B．The type of toys that older people are interested in.

C．Toy makers’ effort to produce games for older people.

D．Different views on the effects of toys on older people.

5 . 语篇填空

In one club in Beijing, for example, players enter into a fictional martial arts school     1     they wear costumes and assume roles like a peach fairy or a dragon. The script offers character backgrounds, relationships and potential storylines. The plot develops as the players go around the table, talking in character, taking clues from the script and the host. In the end, they vote on     2     they think the murderer might be.

The whodunits may be imaginary,     3     they provide a real-world alternative for young Chinese people who spend increasing amounts of time on their screens. The country’s one billion Internet users spend much of their time on their phones,     4     (cause) worries from the public and the government alike about too much screen time. The government’s concerns over children in particular     5     (lead) it to restrict video game time for minors recently.

The games also provide free-flowing opportunities for young people to get together, something     6     can be rare in China, according to Kecheng Fang, an assistant professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The games provide “    7     participatory experience and a way of socializing, which is     8     (miss) from the life of many Chinese young people,” Dr. Fang said. They are     9     (lack) in participation in civic affairs, community     10     (engage) and meaningful socialization.

7 . Appealing Wordles

The website game Wordle was a huge hit earlier this year, with more than two million players across many countries trying to guess its daily word. If it has sparked your interest in word puzzles, there are plenty of brilliant mobile games to test your letter skills on the Android and Apple app stores.

Alphabear: Words Across Time: It is a great example. Each level starts with a grid of letters , from which you make words...and bears! The animals pop up if you use letters that are next to one another, and the bears get bigger as you spell more words. You can also unlock special powers to boost your points and time.

Wordfeud: If you’re a fan of board games you might enjoy! It lets you play Scrabble-style matches against friends. If you’re really keen you can be involved in up to 30 games at once. The game also lets you mix up the board so that its bonus-score tiles appear in different places, to keep you all on your toes.

Letterpress-Word Game: It is also a multi-player game, where you can play against friends or bots (game-controlled players). You have to spell out words to capture sections of the on-screen grid of letters for your colour (red or blue) before your opponent does, so it’s not just about finding one word at a time but also carefully planning your next moves.

SpellTower: It is about strategy, too. It’s a wordsearch game where the letter tiles rise up from the bottom of the screen. You have to reduce the tile as quickly as you can by finding words and beating your own high scores.

Some of these games use in-app purchases to unlock all their puzzles or remove adverts. They are optional — and remember, if you want to spend money, check with an adult first.

1. Which game can enable players to be rewarded with more time?

A．Alphabear: Word Across Time.	B．Wordfeud.
C．Letterpress-Word Game.	D．SpellTower.

2. What do we know about Wordfeud?

A．The more words you spell, the bigger the animal is.

B．If you mix up the board, you have the bonus scores.

C．You will be really confident about your next moves.

D．You can beat your own high scores by using strategy.

3. What can be inferred from the last paragraph?

A．All of the games are free of charge.

B．Only children can play these games.

C．Young players can remove advertisements without any purchase.

D．Young players should ask adults for permission if spending money.

8 . Have you heard of the game “Pin the Tail on the Donkey”?     1     . It can provide the host with an opportunity to give the guests small gifts. The object of the game is to place the donkey’s tail as close as possible to the place where it should actually be. Typically, the winner of a round will receive a small prize.

    2     . Generally, you need a large picture of a donkey without a tail and pictures of the donkey’s tail. You’ll also need a blindfold. Besides. you need to prepare a pin for each tail so that kids can attach the tails to the donkey.

When you choose an area for the game, keep security in mind. Since players may head off in completely wrong directions, it’s important to find a rather large area. The area had better be flat, without objects like big stones on the ground.     3     .

Here are the steps of the game. One at a time, blindfold the kid. hand him the tail you’ve labeled for him, and turn him slowly around at the starting point.     4     . All other players should keep out of the blindfolded kid’s way as he makes his way to the wall.

The kid should walk with his arms outstretched and place the tail as soon as he touches the wall.     5     . Then gather everyone to examine the picture and identify the winner — the player who has made the best attempt to pin the tail on the donkey in the proper position.

A．Now, the game is popular worldwide

B．Otherwise, kids may fall over and get injured

C．When touching the wall, the kid should stand still

D．It’s a western game primarily used at parties for kids

E．To play the game, you need to prepare certain objects

F．Repeat the process until all the kids have taken turns playing it

G．Point him accurately towards the wall where the donkey picture is and step back

9 . 阅读下列材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。答案写在题号对应的横线上。

Over the past few months, game players in China     1     (become) attracted by a traveling frog. In the game, a cute little green frog     2     (raise) in a place where it eats, writes and sharpens its pencil. Players often check their phones to see     3     their pet frog has done. But the     4     (own) has no control over where his or her frog will go or when it leaves or returns. If the players are     5     (luck) enough, they might receive postcards showing where it has been, or they have no choice but     6     (wait). However, sometimes the frog may be     7     (complete) forgotten because players don’t have to spend a lot of energy     8     it. In     9     nutshell, after raising the frog, young people can understand the feeling of       10     (be) a parent.

10 . 听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。
1. When did the old lady begin to play video games?

A．Thirty years ago.

B．Forty years ago.

C．Fifty years ago.

2. What does the grandson do for the old lady?

A．He takes videos.

B．He downloads games.

C．He collects reviews.

3. What does the woman ask Mike to do?

A．Do his homework.

B．Make videos himself.

C．Tell her more about the lady.