A car inside Badaling Wildlife Park in Beijing was surrounded (围堵)by bears on February 26th after someone in the car opened a window. A witness(目击者) said online that a bear reached inside the car, trying to attack the tourists.
The witness said a child in the car opened the window. Park officials rushed to the scene and drove off the bears before anybody was hurt. It was too dangerous.
It was a child in the backseat of the car who opened the window, just a little, and a bear stretched its paw into the car. The child must have been terrified and pressed the wrong button, as the window opened wider, said the witness, "Jennifer Salvatore."
Opening a car window is prohibited(禁止)while driving through the wildlife park. The park has posted warning signs telling sightseers not to open car windows while in the park.
This is the second accident in the last six months involving humans and wildlife at the park. In July, a woman was attacked by tigers when she got out of her car. The woman’s mother was killed while attempting to save her daughter and the younger woman was seriously injured.
With this latest incident, debate(争论) has once again been stirred(激起) regarding security at the wildlife park, and the behavior of visitors. Some people who have offered opinions online have blamed the tourists themselves for not obeying the posted rules inside Badaling Wildlife Park. Others have said that park administration should be doing even more to ensure the safety of guests, like increasing staff levels to keep better watch over park visitors.
1.Where did this accident happen?
A. Tateishi mountain B. The park of Qin Huang river
C. The Hebanshan national Forest Park D. Badaling Wildlife Park
2.Who opened the window of the car?
A. a bear B. a child in the car C. the park officials D. the driver
3.Which is Not true about the accident?
A. Jennifer Salvatore spread this accident online.
B. The child in the backseat of the car who opened the window.
C. The child was injured by the bear.
D. The first accident was that a woman was attacked by tigers when she got out of her car in July last year.
4.Which is the right order of this accident?
a.A bear stretched its paw into the car.
b.A witness spread the event online.
c.People showed their own ideas about the accident.
d.The window opened wider because the child was so terrified and pressed the wrong button.
A. a.b.c.d. B. d.a.b.c C. d.c.b.a. D. a.c.b.d.
5.From this passage, we can infer _____.
A. The child is in the car with parents.
B. The child likes bears very much.
C. All the wildlife parks will be closed in China.
D. More rules will be set to ensure the safety of visitors.
An Internet meme(表情包), is some kind of idea or piece of information that spreads very quickly across a large number of Internet users. It’s a bit like the online equivalent(相当的) of an inside joke, a fashionable, attention-grabbing concept（概念） that a large number of Internet users have known. A meme often takes the form of a hyperlink(超链接), spread through e-mails, blogs, social networking, instant messaging, etc.
A meme might be a joke or quotation(引语), a rumor（传言） or simple fact, an image, piece of video, or even a website, which can be passed from one person to another through electronic communication. A key facet（面，方面）of a meme is that it is voluntary, a communication which spreads from one place to the next without any kind of compulsion（懊悔）or automation（自动化）.
Memes might stay the same as they transfer from one source to another, but can sometimes ＂evolve＂, modified(改进的) or expanded by each new recipient. They can also fade as fast as they spread, ascending in popularity and then disappearing within a matter of days.
The term Meme was used by British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins in his 1976 popular science bestseller, The Selfish Gene. The term may refer to the content that spreads from user to user, the idea behind the content, or the phenomenon of its spread.
1.According to the article, which may be a meme?
A. An ad. B. A book. C. A computer game. D. A rumor.
2.From this passage, how to send a meme?
A. You must write a book and print it, then give it out to the students.
B. You must buy a new phone and take many pictures.
C. Play computer games together with some good friends.
D. A joke or quotation (引语), a rumor（传言）or simple fact, an image, piece of video, or even a website can be passed from one person to another through electronic communication.
3.You can find this passage in __________.
A. a magazine B. an introduction of a person
C. a book on computer science D. a guide book
4.Who first used the meme?
A. Thomas Adison. B. Gorge Washington. C. Barack Obama. D. Richard Dawkins.
5.What is this passage mainly about?
A. It tells us a new thing named meme.
B. It’s about a British evolutionary biologist.
C. It’s mainly about games for little kids.
D. It’s an ad about a new kind of phone.
A primary school has ______ signs to warn phone-obsessed(手机控) parents to greet their children with a smile ______ the day ______ staring at the screens of their phones.
It has become common at the school gates to see children
______ up to their parents, only to find that they are writing a message, making a phone call, or chatting in the Wechat.
Now the headmaster has put up the signs to warn the parents not to stare at their phones.
The signs say: ＂Greet your child with a smile, not a ______＂ and draw a man ______ mobile to their ear, crossed out in a red circle.
The headmaster said: ＂We are trying to develop our ______ and listening skills in school and we thought it was a really ______ way to get the message across.
He said: ＂I think the signs need to be put up because everyone ______ their kids up on their phones. I’d like to think they’d make a ______.
1.A. put on B. put up C. put off D. put down
2.A. by the end of B. in the end C. at the end D. at the end of
3.A. instead of B. but for C. because of D. to start with
4.A. ran B. runs C. running D. to run
5.A. mobile B. book C. schoolbag D. gift
6.A. for B. in C. on D. with
7.A. hearing B. speaking C. reading D. writing
8.A. simple B. difficult C. easily D. interesting
9.A. stays B. sets C. gets D. picks
10.A. phone B. difference C. dream D. surprise
—You should take more exercise.
—______. It’s good for my health.
A．It’s hard to say B．I don’t think so
C．I agree with you D．That’s too bad
Don't worry! I'm sure you'll ____ your classmates if you are kind and friendly to them.
A. catch up with B. agree with
C. get on well with D. make friend with
David enjoys music at weekends, but I prefer for a picnic.
A. listening to; go out B. listening to; to go out
C. to listen to; to go out D. listen to; going out
