1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Since the outbreak of the COVID pandemic, home workouts     1     (grow) more and more popular in China, experts say. Recently, Liu Genghong, a singer and fitness coach from Taiwan, has     2     (surprising) become an online hit for livestreaming (网络直播) workouts from his living room. Liu’s workout sessions are so popular     3     they have broken Douyin’s livestreaming record for 2022 so far.

On video-sharing platform Douyin, Liu appears with his wife Wang Wanfei, even     4     Saturdays for a 90-minute workout. They exercise and dance to up-beat songs while     5     (explain) and showing their moves. One of his most-watched     6     (routine) is set to “Herbalist Manual”, a fast-paced tune of Jay Chou,     7     is Liu’s best friend and a popular singer among young people.

Simple moves, fast-paced rhythms and energetic coaching, some fans say Liu’s workouts are    8     (good) than other forms of exercise. Some young girl fans even call     9     (they) “Liu Genghong girls”. However, although Liu’s dance moves look simple, for some of his audience they are too strong     10     (follow). Therefore, experts also warn that warming up and stretching all muscles and ligaments (韧带) before exercising are necessary.

2 . Vienna, the capital of Austria, is graced by its wealth of art, music, museums and parks. But some locals are saying that the city’s charm is damaged by dog owners who don’t clean up after their pets.

Last week they came up with a solution. There is a citywide campaign(运动) telling dog owners to pick up after their dogs. That means they cannot leave a mess on city streets and in parks.

“We want to reach as many dog owners as possible to remind them of the rules,” said Ulli Sima, city councillor (议员) in charge of the environment. “We want to show them the easiest solution to the problem: put it in a bag and then in the next rubbish bin,” said Sima.

There are about 158, 000 dogs in Vienna. The city requires their owners to bag the pet’s mess when walking it outdoors. But it’s believed that only a few of the city’s dog lovers actually follow the rules.

Every day dogs drop between 5 and 10 tons of their waste around the city. Vienna spends 7 million euros every year just to keep the streets mess-free.

Loose enforcement(执行) is to blame.Dog owners say they pay 40 euros each year for their pets. But the city argues the dog license fee has nothing to do with cleaning up dog messes.

The fine for leaving a dog mess is high --as much as 72 euros. The rules, however, are seldom enforced.

City officials said that the campaign was not meant to be an attack on dog owners.

“The city does a lot for peaceful co-existence by establishing areas for dogs or providing bags for dog waste. But dog owners must do their part as well and accept these offers,” said Sima.

1. What would be the best title for the passage?

A．Dogs Have Rules Too	B．How to Keep Dogs
C．Dogs and the City	D．Keep the City Clean

2. The word “graced” underlined in Paragraph 1 means “________”.

A．made more attractive	B．praised
C．looked as	D．thought to be

3. What can you learn from the text?

A．Keeping dogs will be forbidden soon.

B．Dog owners will be fined next month.

C．More strict measures will be taken to keep the city clean.

D．Dog owners will be attacked.

4. According to the text, most dog owners don’t follow the rules mainly because________.

A．no one requires them to

B．they don’t want to

C．they have paid 40 euros for cleaning up dog messes

D．the rules to fine for leaving dog messes are not strictly enforced