1 . Reader’s Digest has launched its 2024 Beautiful Britain competition to celebrate the nature, landscapes and urban sides of Britain. The competition is running until the 12th of May and anyone can send in an original photo for consideration.
The aim of the competition is to view Britain from interesting, unique and unusual viewpoints and to focus on its diversity (多样性). Entrants (参赛者) are required to send in a high resolution photo via an entry form or directly by email to photocomps@readersdigest.co.uk for consideration.
Entrants for the competition will also need to include a full name, their location and a contact number, sending in a previously unpublished photo to be considered. Photos sent in will be judged by award winning photographer James Eckersley, who specializes in portraiture.
The winning entry will be featured on the back cover of Reader’s Digest’s July 2024 issue, with the winner also receiving a £400 Amazon voucher and a Royal photographic society membership for a year. The second-place entrant will win a £250 camera world voucher and the third-place will receive either an experience or a workshop course voucher from Jessops. For full details and ways to enter, click here.
About Reader’s Digest:
Launched in 1922, Reader’s Digest has built 100 years of trust with a loyal audience and has become one of the largest circulating magazines in the world. The first UK edition of Reader’s Digest hit the shelves in March 1938 and Reader’s Digest has produced an edition for eager readers every month since then.
1. What is the competition intended to do?A.Promote British tourism. | B.Attract top photographers. |
C.Celebrate British diversity. | D.Encourage photo creativity. |
A.One. | B.Two. | C.Three. | D.Four. |
A.A news report. | B.An art book. | C.A magazine. | D.A website. |
内容包括:
1、比赛的目的 2、精彩瞬间 3、感受
参考词汇:武汉马拉松Wuhan Marathon, 观众spectator
注意:
1、词数 80 左右
2、可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯
Successful Conclusion of Wuhan Marathon
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1. How does the art competition make the woman feel?
A.Angry. | B.Surprised. | C.Excited. |
A.She’s a painter. | B.She’s a digital artist. | C.She’s a short story writer. |
A.The judges should apologize. |
B.The prize should be taken back. |
C.A competition for AI art should be held. |
1. When did the man get the tickets?
A.On Monday. | B.On Friday. | C.On Sunday. |
A.Excited. | B.Sad. | C.Pressured. |
A.Spain. | B.Russia. | C.Switzerland. |
注意:(1)每个选项至多只能使用一次;
(2)方框中有一个多余词汇。
A. worthy of B. did their best C. competed in D. listening to E. with certainty F. more than G. dreaming of H. questioned about I. would rather J. was provided for K. adapted to |
In the ever-changing world of women’s artistic gymnastics, there has been a gymnast for
The 48-year-old had said
However, just a few months after the Tokyo Olympics, Chusovitina said that she would return to training,
Chusovitina first
And now, her story continues. The historic eight-time Olympian, whose motto is “I
1. How did the man probably injure himself?
A.Skateboarding. |
B.Playing football. |
C.Involving in a car accident. |
A.His head. | B.His leg. | C.His stomach. |
A.Sunday. | B.Tuesday. | C.Wednesday. |
A.6. | B.5. | C.4. |
1. What is the talk mainly about?
A.The skills of playing basketball. |
B.Congratulations to a sports team. |
C.Game plans for a basketball match. |
A.October. | B.November. | C.December. |
A.Working together as a team. |
B.Following his game plans. |
C.Training every day. |
A.Increasing school pride. |
B.Winning the competition. |
C.Learning important life skills. |
1. What does the woman think about Sports Day?
A.She dislikes it. |
B.She is curious about it. |
C.She doesn’t care about it. |
A.She says she is sick. |
B.She joins in with everything. |
C.She chooses her favorite sport. |
A.Running. | B.Badminton. | C.Gymnastics. |
A.Find an excuse. | B.Talk with her mom. | C.Practice together with him. |
1. What did the man get this time?
A.The gold. | B.The silver. | C.The bronze. |
A.Quite excited. | B.Rather tired. | C.Absent-minded. |
A.The man came off the horse. |
B.The water made the horse nervous. |
C.Something in the crowd upset the horse. |
A.Run in another race. | B.Be on a TV show. | C.Visit a friend. |
A. competing B. incredibly C. issued D. influential E. barely F. hosting G. highlight H. stage I. diagnosis J. related K. commitment |
Shanghai Is Full Speed Ahead
After decades of experience in the field, Shanghai is strengthening its reputation as a global leader in
Last month’s Shanghai Sailing Open, held from March 26—31 on Dishui Lake, was a typical example of the city’s world-famous excellence, attracting over 300 competitors, including a six—time world champion of Poland, a gold medalist at the Hangzhou Asian Games, and China’s former Olympic champion Xu Lijia;
Shanghai’s
According to the “2023 Shanghai sports event influence
This year, besides the recent Shanghai Sailing Open and various district-organized half marathon events, the city will continue to
The success of sports development in Shanghai is closely