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Last year, on National Day, my parents and I went to Qingdao appreciate the beautiful seaside scenery. It was the first time that they had been to Qingdao, so we had prepared for it a week before. In midnight, we went on a bus and arrived at Qingdao Bus Station six hours late. Near the station we buy a map to refer to it. First, we went to the attractive seaside and took some photo there. We enjoyed ourselves, walking on the beach and swim in the sea. After lunch, we decided to climb Lao Mount. Although we were tiring when we reached the top, we felt happy. What a enjoyable trip!
WeChat and Sina Weibo, two of China’s most _______ social media, have been filled with nostalgia (怀旧) in recent days, as millions of citizens have posted _______ of themselves at age 18. The trend (趋势) was inspired by the_______ of 2018, which means even the _______ members of the 90s’ generation - those _______ from 1990 to 1999 - have now turned 18 and become _______.
Many people shared _______ of their hopes and dreams from that time. On Sina Weibo, ‘photos taken at 18’ was one of the hottest _______. Members of the 90s’ generation were born at a time when China was _______ to see meaningful results from its opening, which was launched in 1978. They ________ with rapid development in the information age.
Fang Shilin, an engineer, ________ two pictures on his WeChat Moments after ________ that many of his friends had uploaded photos. ‘It was a ________ time. When I look at these pictures, I miss my friends and the ________ days. Back then, all I wished ________ was that there would be________ more exams in my life. Now the dream has come true,’ he said with a ________.
Kou Ying, 53, was not a fan of the trend at first, but she quickly ________ her attitude after seeing her friends’ old photos. ‘When I was 18, I ________ imagined that I’d be able to study in Germany and become a professional translator. It’s interesting to look ________,’ she said. ‘I haven’t changed so much. Even my husband said I am still as simple as I was at 18 years old.’
1.A.interesting B.expensive C.useful D.popular
2.A.pictures B.letters C.information D.news
3.A.side B.end C.arrival D.chance
4.A.oldest B.youngest C.fewest D.biggest
5.A.born B.tired C.working D.studying
6.A.adults B.children C.students D.women
7.A.interests B.studies C.memories D.books
8.A.films B.jobs C.titles D.topics
9.A.hoping B.learning C.fighting D.beginning
10.A.set out B.showed off C.grew up D.came back
11.A.bought B.took C.posted D.sold
12.A.deciding B.noticing C.thinking D.dreaming
13.A.hard B.funny C.long D.great
14.A.right B.old C.new D.dark
15.A.for B.of C.at D.to
16.A.no B.some C.little D.any
17.A.cry B.laugh C.voice D.pain
18.A.got B.changed C.forgot D.realized
19.A.always B.already C.never D.still
20.A.out B.forward C.down D.back
How to Go Grocery Shopping
Grocery stores can be large. There are lots of people, plenty of aisles (通道), tons of tasty good things to spend money on and many different departments in a grocery store, so they can be difficult to deal with if you don’t know where you’re going. 1.
Make a list.
The best way to be prepared for your trip to the grocery store is to have a list of all the items you need to buy. 2. Also, you won’t leave the store having forgotten something you want. Be prepared well and you can get to the grocery store. 3.
Get fresh produce.
Please be sure you’re getting the maximum vitamins and nutrients from your food. 4. Remember that fresh produce won’t last as long as frozen, so only buy what you and your family will eat over the next week or so.
5.
Knowing well where the checkouts are can save much time. Place your items on the belt and wait for your turn to check out. If the cashier is bagging the groceries, hand over your reusable bags.
When you’re done, place your groceries into your car if you have one and go back home.
A.Be prepared for checking out.
B.Grocery shopping can easily be done.
C.Try to buy fresh fruits and vegetables in all colors.
D.That way, you can know exactly what you need to buy.
E.In fact, you don’t have to prepare everything in advance.
F.Don’t forget to take your reusable shopping bags with you.
G.The keys to grocery shopping include the following points.
In England and Wales, motorists will face stronger punishments for driving under the influence of drugs as new laws take effect on Monday.
Drivers will be accused if they are caught going over the new legal limits for eight illegal drugs and eight prescription drugs.
Police will use ‘drugalysers’ to screen for cannabis and cocaine at the roadside, and they will be able to test for other drugs including ecstasy, LSD, ketamine and heroin at a police station. The Department of Transport (DoT) hopes to roll out more comprehensive roadside drugalysers at a later date.
People using prescription drugs, including morphine and methadone, will not be punished as long as levels are below those defined by the new law. The levels for illegal drugs are set much lower, with even a small amount leading to accusation.
The new law will complement existing rules, which make it an offence to drive when influenced by any drug.
A crime for drug-driving will lead to a minimum one-year driving ban, a fine of up to £5,000 ($7,700, 6,860 euros), up to six months in prison and a criminal record, the DoT said.
The offender’s driving licence will also highlight the drug-driving crime for 11 years.
1.What’s the function of drugalysers ?
A.To examine the cannabis and cocaine . B.To help the police to arrest the criminals.
C.To show how dangerous drug-driving is. D.To help the drivers drive within the limits.
2.What can we know from paragraph 4?
A.Which drivers should be fined. B.Prescription drugs are used legally.
C.How long a driver may be stopped driving. D.In which situation drivers can not be punished.
3.What kind of punishment will be given to the drivers for drug driving?
A.They need record the criminal. B.They can get as much as £5,000.
C.They must stop driving for at least one year . D.They must work in the prison up to six months.
4.What does the passage mainly tell us?
A.The laws in England and wales. B.The drugalysers along the roadside.
C.New drug-driving laws have taken effect. D.The reasons why the drivers will be punished.
Fresh pomegranates at a market.
The seeds of this round, red fruit are known for their antioxidants (抗氧化剂). On the outside, they may look a bit like red delicious apples —but once you cut them open, you can tell pomegranates are quite different. Unlike apples, the tastiest part of pomegranates is actually their seeds. Just cut off the crown, cut the pomegranate into pieces like an apple, and pop out the seeds for a sweet snack.
Tiny as these kernels (果粒) are, pomegranate seeds, which are full of antioxidants, have been found to have a number of health benefits.
Let’s take a closer look at the health benefits of pomegranates:
Pomegranates improve your immune system. Moore recommends drinking pomegranate juice. ‘The antioxidant activity of pomegranate juice can be as much as three times higher than that of green tea and red wine,’ she explained. Antioxidants are important to keep the cells in our bodies healthy and able to fight off viruses, keeping down inflammation (炎症) and preventing organ damage. Besides, pomegranates lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol(胆固醇)and may prevent cancer.
With dozens of studies proving the positive health effects of pomegranates, it’s easily seen that this fruit is more than just a snack. Next time you see one at the market, give it a try – add the fruit to your breakfast.
1.Which is the suitable description of pomegranates?
A.They are a kind of red apples.
B.They can offer juice and salad.
C.They has tastiest seeds like apples.
D.They have seeds good for people’s health.
2.What does the underlined phrase in paragraph 1 mean?
A.Take something out quickly.
B.Make a strange sound.
C.Send out something.
D.Appear suddenly.
3.How do pomegranates benefit people’s health?
A.They can cure cancer.
B.They can protect cholesterol.
C.They can cause inflammation.
D.They can reduce blood pressure.
Going to a British high school for one year was a very enjoyable and exciting experience for me. I was very happy with the school hours in Britain because school starts around 9 a.m.and ends about 3.30 p.m. This means I could get up an hour later than usual as schools in China begin before 8 a.m.
On the first day, the headmaster told us about the rules of the school. He also told us that the best way to earn respect from the school was to work hard and achieve high grades.This sounded like my school in China.
I had many teachers, among whom my favourite teacher was English literature teacher, Miss Burke. In our class there were 29 students. This is about the average size for British schools. We had to move to different classrooms for different classes. We also had different students in some classes, so it was difficult to remember all the faces and names.
My English improved a lot as I used English every day and spent an hour each day reading English books in the library. I also had an extra French class on Tuesday evenings. Cooking was really fun as I learned how to buy, prepare and cook food. British food is very different. British people eat lots of desserts after their main meal. They don’t seem to like fruit as much as Chinese students.
I was very lucky to experience this different way of life, and I hope that someday I can go back and study in Manchester again.
1.Why was the writer happy with the School hours?
A.Because he can get up as late as possible.
B.Because he can go to school before 8 a.m.
C.Because the school begins later than he had in China.
D.Because the school life begins early and ends late.
2.What made the writer feel difficult to remember the classmates?
A.Having lessons in different classes with different classmates.
B.Too many new students coming into the school.
C.The average size class having 29 classmates.
D.His new arriving and bad memory.
3.What does the writer think of his experience?
A.He thought it was satisfying. B.He thought it was difficult.
C.He believed it was fun. D.He believed it was full of luck.
4.Which can be the title of the passage?
A.How to Achieve High Grades. B.My School Life in UK.
C.Britain Schools and Teachers. D.My First at Britain School.
