1. What has the woman been doing these days?
A.Acting in a drama. | B.Writing a drama. | C.Directing a drama. |
A.Patience and talent. | B.Talent and team spirit. | C.Patience and team spirit. |
1. What does the woman think of Beijing Opera?
A.She knows little about it. |
B.She doesn’t like it at all. |
C.She likes it very much. |
A.At 7: 30 next Saturday. |
B.At 7: 00 p. m. this Sunday. |
C.At 7: 30 p. m. this Saturday. |
1. What do we know about the woman?
A.She adores Andy Lau very much. |
B.She is to join Andy Lau’s fan club. |
C.She saw Andy Lau’s interview on DVD. |
A.All Andy Lau’s films on DVD. |
B.All Andy Lau’s albums. |
C.All Andy Lau’s posters. |
A.Two copies of a magazine. |
B.Several posters of Andy Lau. |
C.Andy Lau’s early films on DVD. |
4 . Statistics from the China Film Administration, China’s box office revenue during the Spring Festival holiday hit a record high of 8 billion yuan, or more than 1.1 billion U. S. dollars, the milestone being achieved in the shortest time span in the history of the Chinese film industry.
Seizing a lot of attention due to actress-director Jia Ling’s weight loss of up to 50 kilograms in one year, YOLO—a comedy recounting Jia’s portrayal of an oversized woman striving to become her better self —earned 2.72 billion yuan, topping the festival box-office charts. Many people wanted to watch the comedy film with their families during this ‘festival of reunions’, because the film went far beyond expectation whose story in Yolo was so inspiring. So, it was a good thing to watch it with children.
Pegasus 2, the sequel to a 2019 blockbuster racing film by writer-director Han Han, ranked second at the box office with 2.4 billion yuan. Boonie Bears: Time Twist, the latest installment in the Boonie Bears animated film series, took the third spot with 1.39 billion yuan, and Zhang Yimou’s Article 20 ranked fourth with 1.33 billion yuan.
A report from Maoyan, one of the country’s largest ticketing services, revealed that 39.2 percent of the audiences purchased movie tickets while returning to their hometowns or traveling, which was the highest in the past four years. Industry analysts say family-friendly comedies align perfectly with the cultural atmosphere surrounding New Year celebrations. The films of this festive season focus on diverse and relevant topics that resonate with the viewers — such as family values and inspirational stories.
So, they attract people from all walks of life.
1. What milestone has the Chinese film industry achieved during the Spring Festival holiday?A.Earning 2.72 billion yuan. |
B.Setting a record of 8 billion yuan. |
C.Making 50 million U. S. dollars. |
D.Breaking the record of 2.2 billion U. S. dollars. |
A.Comedy. | B.Action. | C.Crime thriller. | D.Romance. |
A.YOLO. | B.Pegasus 2. |
C.Boonie Bears: Time Twist. | D.Article 20. |
5 . A One-woman Cinderella Show Is Coming to Fairfield
A one-woman show that reimagines the classic fairytale Cinderella is coming to the Fairfield Community Arts Center. The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati will present Cinderella Wore Cowboy Boots for one night only on Jan.26. The traveling show is for children ages 4 and up and promises “knee-slapping” comedic moments and heartwarming life lessons.
“I love children's theatre,” says Rosvic Siason, who plays Cinderella. “Kids are our future and we introduce them to these stories. We all have situations at one point in our life that look like this conversation. It just kind of helps you develop your brain and learn how to think as a developing person. It’s really important to expose kids to theatre and well-rounded actors they can talk to for guidance.”
These one-man, one-woman shows have so much beauty because it is very raw. People actually follow along much easier than you think. It’s easy to share a feeling. They will be expected to interact, deliver lines and repeat after Cinderella throughout the production. Cinderella Wore Cowboy Boots will deliver a funny, meaningful twist on the classic fairytale that encourages audiences to expand their imagination.
“Using imagination helps kids to think of things in more ways than one,” Siason says. “It opens them up and makes them think, ‘Hey, this is one way this could work.’ Or, ‘I could try this way,’ and then see what happens.”
Visit fairfield-city. org for tickets and more information.
1. What is Cinderella Wore Cowboy Boots?A.A book. | B.A theatre. | C.A performance. | D.A lesson. |
A.offer temporary amusement | B.help deal with life’s challenges |
C.allow individuals to avoid reality | D.provide opportunities to make friends |
A.Stick to the rules. | B.Dare to dream big. |
C.Always follow the crowd. | D.Think outside the box. |
1. What is the man dissatisfied with about the performance?
A.The clothes. | B.The acting. | C.The music. |
A.His sympathy for his classmate. |
B.His admiration for the director. |
C.His desire to go to a big party. |
A.Continue watching the play. |
B.Exchange their seats quickly. |
C.Turn on the lights in the room. |
7 . Viewers are deserting awards shows in groups and something needs to be done. But what? Reorganize them to celebrate really popular work? That’s what the Oscars put forward last year when it suggested a best popular film category — and it was swiftly booed (喝倒彩)out of town.
What does the underlined word "it" in paragraph 3 refer to?A.The best popular film category. |
B.The best actress. |
C.The reorganized Oscars. |
D.The deserted awards show. |
1. Where were films first shown?
A.In France. | B.In Britain. | C.In America. |
A.In 1890. | B.In 1895. | C.In 1927. |
A.The first film was called The Jazz Singer. |
B.There were words on the screen in some early films. |
C.Films became really popular in 1910s. |
A.Al Jolson. |
B.Roundhay Gorden Scene. |
C.The Jazz Singer. |
A. Tadpoles Searching for Mother
B. Feeling from Mountain and Water
C. The Cowboy’s Flute
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1. How much is a ticket?
A.£3. | B.£6. | C.£12. |
A.At 6: 00 p. m. . | B.At 7: 00 p. m. . | C.At 8: 00 p. m. . |