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一、阅读单选
Many peple tday like exercise. Sme like t run, and sme like t walk. Others dance r play balls. They d different kinds f exercise. Why d peple like exercising? It’s gd fr their health. And exercise helps make them tired, s they sleep better at night.
Yu may like t run. If yu d, take care f yur feet. Make sure yu have the right shes. Sme peple like t run n rads, but they must watch ut fr cars.
Walking is a gd exercise. Yu may take a lng walk in the park. It’s mre fun if yu dn’t g alne. G with a friend. The tw f yu may have a great time.
Sme peple like t swim. But thers dn’t like t g int the water. If yu like this kind f exercise, make sure that smene is watching yu. Yu must always take care when yu are in the water. Jumping a rpe r riding a bike is als gd exercise. There are many ther kinds f exercises. Find ut what yu like. Yu may need help at first. Sme peple ften d exercise, and they can help yu. D exercise every day, and yu will knw what it makes yu feel.
1．What’s the passage abut?
A．Sleeping.B．Exercise.C．SwimmingD．Balls.
2．What des “watch ut” mean in paragraph 2?
A．小心B．向外看C．观看D．向前看
3．If yu g walking with a friend, yu may ________.
A．feel lnelyB．have n shesC．have a great timeD．have less fun
4．If yu like swimming, make sure that ________.
A．yu have the right shesB．yu can jump a rpe
C．smene can d exerciseD．smene is watching yu
5．Which exercise is nt mentined (提到) in the passage?
A．Running.B．Playing balls.C．Walking.D．Riding a hrse.
Dear Lisa,
It was sunny last weekend. I gt up early n Sunday because I had many things t d. After sme exercise, I had my breakfast at 8:00. I called my friend Mary t d hmewrk with me. She came t my huse at half past eight. Then we started t d ur hmewrk. After an hur, my mther came back frm wrk. She cked sme delicius fd fr us. Mary liked the dishes very much. We finished lunch at abut 13:00. Then Mary went t the library. My mther and I went t visit my grandmther. She lived in the cuntryside. It tk us arund frty minutes t get there. We helped her d sme husewrk. My mther washed my grandmther’s clthes, and I cleaned her huse. We als fed her chicks. And we had dinner tgether with my grandmther. She was s happy. Time flew fast. After finishing all the husewrk, it was already 19:00. Then we drve back hme.
It was a busy day. I was a little tired but happy. Hw abut yur last weekend, Lisa?
Yurs,
Jenny
6．What did Jenny d befre breakfast?
A．She did hmewrk.B．She cked breakfast.C．She exercised.D．She cleaned the huse.
7．When did Mary cme t Jenny’s huse?
A．At 8:00 a. m.B．At 8:30 a. m.C．At 9:30 a. m.D．At 1:00 p. m.
8．Where did Mary g after lunch?
A．T the library.B．T the cuntryside.C．T the park.D．T the museum.
9．Hw did they g t the cuntryside?
A．By bus.B．By train.C．By bike.D．By car.
10．Which f the fllwing is NOT true accrding t the passage?
A．Jenny cked lunch fr her grandmther.
B．Jenny felt kind f tired but happy that day.
C．There were sme chicks in Grandmther’s huse.
D．Jenny’s mther came back hme frm wrk at 9:00 a. m.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Vacatin in the sun
夏威夷之旅：一场短暂的逃离
Fr ver a year, I had nt left my huse because f the pandemic. I dreamed f a getaway.
Luckily, my best friend was als thinking f getting ut f Ls Angeles and invited me t g t Hawaii with her family. After tw COVID-19 tests and a duble-masked five-hur flight, ur five-persn grup arrived n the Big Island in Hawaii.
We packed int a car and drve t ur rental (租的) huse. It was late at night, s we didn’t really see the island until the next day. Our first day was bright and sunny, s we spent all day at the beach befre getting shaved ice (刨冰).
We fund pssibly the best shaved ice place n the island. Big Island Shaved Ice Cmpany (BISIC) has hmemade, natural shaved ice flavrs (口味) such as passin fruit (百香果), lychee (荔枝), ccnut and mang. Unsurprisingly, we visited the place every day.
Other than the delicius dessert, Hawaii treated (招待) us t cludy, smetimes rainy weather n the days we planned t g hiking t waterfalls, and sunny weather n the days we planned t head t the beaches (where I gt very, very sunburned). My favrite activity, thugh, was when we went hrseback riding. We saw bright green fields and breathtaking views f the island’s shreline (海岸线). I rde a hrse named Arya. Alng the way, ur guide tld us interesting stries abut the island.
Althugh I was sad t leave, after a week f laughter and fun, I was mre prepared t g back int quarantine (隔离).
11．The authr hadn’t left his huse fr ver a year because f the________.
A．studyB．wrkC．pandemicD．war
12．The authr’s best friend invited him t g t ________.
A．Ls AngelesB．Hawaii
C．TaiwanD．England
13．Hw many COVID-19 tests did the authr have befre arriving in Hawaii?
A．One.B．Tw.C．Three.D．Fur.
14．Did they like the Big Island Shaved Ice Cmpany n the island?
A．Yes, they did.
B．N, they didn’t.
C．Only the authr liked it.
D．We dn’t knw.
15．What was the authr’s favrite activity?
A．Eat dessert.
B．G hiking.
C．G t the beaches.
D．G hrseback riding.
Healthy eating is nt abut strict nutritin（营养）and staying very thin. It’s abut feeling great, having lts f energy and keeping yurself as healthy as pssible. Healthy eating begins with learning hw t eat smartly. It’s nt just what yu eat, but hw yu eat. Learning the habits f healthy eating can help yu gain mre energy. Yu can add yur fd chices and learn hw t plan a healthy diet.
Here are sme useful steps that can help yu make a change frm nw n.
Step 1: Start slwly and make changes t yur eating habits.
Step 2: Try nt t think f certain kind f fd as “ff-limits（禁止探讨的）”.
Step 3: Take time t eat yur fd and enjy meal-time（进餐时间）.
Step 4: Eat breakfast and eat smaller meals during the day.
Step 5: Eat mre healthy vegetables and whle grains.
Step 6: Eat less sugar and salt.
Plan yur healthy diet in a number f small steps, rather than in ne big change. If yu apprach the change step by step, yu will have a healthy diet sner than yu think.
16．The underlined wrd “gain” in the first paragraph can be best replaced by “________”
A．getB．takeC．buyD．find
17．What is healthy eating?
A．It is abut staying thin.B．It is abut having lts f energy.
C．It is abut strict nutritin.D．It is abut delicius fd.
18．What is NOT the step t plan a healthy diet?
A．Try t knw the fd yu can’t eat.B．Change yur eating habits little by little.
C．Try t eat fd f whle grains.D．Spend lnger time enjying yur meal.
19．The underlined wrd “apprach” in the last paragraph means “_______” in Chinese.
A．帮助B．接受C．接近D．前进
20．What is the best title f the passage?
A．Eating Healthy Fd Every DayB．Enjying Yur Mealtime t Keep Healthy
C．Hw t Change Yur Eating HabitsD．Steps n Healthy Eating
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Stay active, stay fit
全球有14亿成年人缺乏运动
Peple acrss the wrld need t get mving, accrding t a new study by the Wrld Health Organizatin (WHO).
Abut 25 percent f adults (成年人) d nt get enugh exercise, accrding t the study. This figure (数字) hasn’t changed frm 2001. Because f this, abut 1.4 billin peple are at greater risk (风险) fr deadly diseases (疾病) such as heart disease and cancer.
Peple shuld d at least 150 minutes f “mderate intensity (中等强度)” exercise each week, such as dancing r swimming. They can als d 75 minutes f “vigrus intensity (高强度)” activity, such as running r playing sccer, accrding t the WHO.
As fr hw t exercise mre, experts suggest we dn’t have t g t the gym every time, the Guardian nted. Fr example, we can g up and dwn stairs a lt instead f taking the lift. If we dn’t feel we can g t a dancing class each week, standing n ne leg fr 30 secnds a day is very gd t.
The study als fund that wmen are less active than men, with 32 percent f wmen failing t exercise enugh, cmpared t 23 percent f men. Wmen tend t spend mre time at hme taking care f children and ding husewrk, Time magazine nted.
Cuntries with higher incmes shwed higher rates f inactivity. Fr example, peple in Kuwait and the United States exercise less than peple in Uganda and Nepal. This is partly because in develped areas, desk jbs have taken the place f manual labr (体力劳动).
21．Abut________ f adults d nt get enugh exercise.
A．23%B．25%C．30%D．32%
22．The risk f having deadly diseases can be related t________ accrding t the study.
A．smkingB．drinkingC．exerciseD．sleeping
23．Accrding t the WHO, peple shuld d at least________f “mderate intensity” exercise each week.
A．75 minutesB．30 secndsC．150 secndsD．150 minutes
24．23 percent f ________d nt have enugh exercise.
A．adultsB．wmenC．menD．children
25．What des the passage mainly tell us?
A．Peple arund the wrld need t exercise.
B．Peple arund the wrld need t learn swimming.
C．Peple arund the wrld need t d manual labr.
D．Men need t d husewrk.
Many peple d nt like t stay at hme during hlidays.They want t g ut t see smething different r d smething exciting.Peple frm the cuntry g t the city and peple frm the city g t the cuntry fr hlidays.During the hlidays，trains，buses and planes are all very busy.It is very hard t buy train r plane tickets.S many peple take cars r buses fr traveling.
Last May Day my family went t the cuntry by car fr ur hliday.There was t much traffic n the rad.S we had t mve very slwly.It tk us abut an hur t get ut f the twn.After sme time，we came t a farm.It was clean and beautiful.The animals were s cute.We thught it was a nice place fr a picnic，s we stpped and tk the fd，fruit and drinks ut f the car.We sat dwn under a big green tree and began t eat.Suddenly a strng wind blew and sn it started t rain.We had t run back t ur car and had ur picnic in the car.Then we drve back hme.What a bad trip it was!
26．Many peple dn't like t stay at hme during the hlidays because ________.
A．they have much mneyB．the weather is pretty cl
C．they want t d smething imprtantD．they want t see smething new
27．It's hard t buy train tickets r air tickets because________.
A．there are nly few ticketsB．it's cheap t take a train r plane
C．many peple want t g by train r planeD．they have n mney
28．The family went t________fr their hliday last May Day.
A．a beautiful parkB．the cuntry
C．the cityD．the twn
29．What happened(发生)when the family began t eat?
A．A tiger came ut.B．The fd was t dirty t eat.
C．They had a wnderful time.D．A strng wind blew and sn it started t rain.
30．Last May Day the family trip was ________.
A．gdB．relaxingC．interestingD．bad
“If there’s smething in yur life that makes yu happy, d it! Dn’t care what thers say.” This is frm the mvie Heidi, which is ne f the mst ppular mvies since it came ut.
The stry tk place in Alps. It’s abut a little girl named Heidi. Heidi lst her parents at an early age. She had an aunt. Her name is Dieter. She had t take care f Heidi. Later, her aunt wanted t wrk in ther places. Heidi’s grandfather lived in Alps. She had t g there and turn t Heidi’s grandfather. Heidi’s grandfather was eccentric. He never talked t thers and disagreed with the villagers. He lived alne in the wden huse in the muntain area. At first, Heidi’s grandpa didn’t want t accept her. One day, Heidi fund her grandpa’s deep feelings. The ld and the yung depended n each ther. Heidi was very happy t live with her grandpa. Heidi received the lve f the villagers because f her lveliness and kindness. At that time she als made friends with Peter. They played amng the muntains and the green fields. Heidi had a happy life with her grandfather. But the gd time did nt last lng. Heidi left her grandfather and the by and went t a rich lady’s huse t be her playmate. Heidi fund happiness fr the rich lady. What wuld happen in the end? Yu can find the answer by watching this mvie.
31．Why did Heidi g t her grandfather’s hme?
A．Because her parents were lst.
B．Because her aunt wanted t wrk in ther places.
C．Because her grandfather missed her.
D．Because she wanted t live in the muntain.
32．Which f the fllwing can best describe Heidi?
A．Cl.B．Kind.C．Strict.D．Shy.
33．What des the underlined wrd “eccentric” in Paragraph 2 mean in Chinese?
A．古怪的B．开朗的C．幽默的D．诚恳的
34．Which picture shws Heidi’s grandfather?
A．B．C．D．
35．The text is prbably a .
A．wrk diaryB．medical reprt
C．film intrductinD．family intrductin
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Hliday hme
越来越多的英国人选择在国内度假
The British peple have just discvered a new cuntry. It’s called the UK! Mre and mre peple are chsing t take their hlidays in their wn cuntry rather than travel abrad.
One f the mst traditinal British hlidays is the “seaside hliday”. Steretypically (典型地), families get n a train r int a car and travel t British seaside twns.
In the late 1970s, air travel became affrdable (负担得起) fr the average (普通的) family, and mre and mre British peple started traveling abrad fr their summer hlidays. After all, the British weather isn’t very gd, even in summer, s a lt f Britns leave the UK fr a vacatin.
British hlidaying habits have begun t change, hwever. Climate (气候) change means that the UK nw has a htter climate than befre, s peple d nt need t g verseas t find gd weather. Als, the credit crunch (信贷危机) has affected (影响) the internatinal value f the British pund, s ging abrad is mre expensive than it used t be. As a result, mre and mre Britns are chsing t spend their summer hlidays in the UK.
In the UK, the dmestic (国内的) turism industry—when peple g n hliday in their wn cuntry—is healthier than it has been befre. UK newspapers have even invented a new wrd: a “staycatin”. It is a term t describe the vacatin when peple stay in their wn hmes and g n a few day-trips rather than spending mney n htels.
In sme ways, therefre, the UK has cme full circle. There is nw an increased appreciatin (欣赏) amng Britns fr the diversity (多样性) f the UK. It is nt just the gegraphy that is diverse, ranging (范围包括) frm the green hills f England t the muntains f Sctland. It is als the diversity f cultures that is beginning t be f interest t dmestic turists. Peple frget smetimes that there are different accents (方言), languages, traditins, cuisines (美食) and peples acrss all the regins f the UK.
The UK has always been famus fr its internatinal explrers (探险者). It is nly just starting t discver itself.
36．The British weather was ________ in the late 1970s.
A．very gdB．nt very gd
C．changeableD．cld
37．“Staycatin” is a vacatin when _________.
A．peple stay in htels and g n a few day-trips
B．peple travel t British seaside twns
C．peple stay in their hmes and g n a few day-trips
D．peple g abrad
38．British peple find that ________.
A．the UK is als a gd place t spend their hlidays in
B．mre and mre peple like t travel t ther cuntries
C．the UK isn’t a gd place t live
D．ging abrad is cheaper than it used t be
39．British peple are paying mre attentin t Britain’s ________.
A．ecnmyB．climate
C．diversity D． language
40．What des the passage mainly tell us?
A．Mre and mre Britns travel abrad.
B．Mre and mre Britns travel in their wn cuntry.
C．The weather in the UK changes a lt.
D．The credit crunch in the UK.
It’s the age f glbalizatin (全球化). Glbalizatin influences ur daily (日常的) lives, such as entertainment, clthing and fd.
Ppular culture has becme mre glbalized. Peple in the US enjy listening t Suth African music and reading Japanese cmic bks. American sap peras are ppular in Israel.
India has a lively mvie industry called “Bllywd”. Bllywd mvies are ppular in India. In fact, sme Bllywd mvies d much better in the US r the UK than they d in India.
Clthing styles have als becme mre unifrm (统一的) because f glbalizatin. In mst parts f the wrld, bankers wear suits, and jeans and T-shirts are cmmn fr yung peple.
There has als been an increasing exchange f fds acrss the glbe. Peple in England eat Indian curry, while peple in Peru enjy Japanese sushi. American fast fd chains (连锁店) have becme cmmn arund the wrld. McDnald’s has mre than 37,000 restaurants in ver 100 cuntries. And peple all ver the wrld are eating mre meat and sugary fds.
The develpment f McDnald’s has becme a symbl f glbalizatin. Sme menu fds are the same all ver the wrld. Other menu fds are specific (持定的) t sme areas. At McDnald’s in sme cuntries in Suth America, a “McHuev” is a burger tpped with a fried egg. Glbalizatin has brught McDnald’s t billins f cnsumers (消费者) wrldwide.
41．What’s the structure (结构) f the text? (Paragraph 1=①)
A．B．C．D．
42．Accrding t the text, Bllywd mvies are ppular in ________.
A．IndiaB．EnglandC．JapanD．America
43．Which paragraph explains the influence f glbalizatin n entertainment?
A．Paragraph 1.B．Paragraphs 1 and 2.C．Paragraphs 2 and 3.D．Paragraph 4.
44．Frm the last tw paragraphs, we can learn that ________.
A．McDnald’s is a symbl f mdem fd
B．McDnald’s is famus fr its sugary fds
C．McDnald’s restaurants all ver the wrld are the same
D．glbalizatin brings similarities while keeping sme differences
45．What is the text mainly abut?
A．Hw glbalizatin started.
B．Hw glbalizatin influences ur daily lives.
C．Hw glbalized the wrld is utside f China.
D．What prblems glbalizatin brings fr us.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Taking a lk at the tp entertainment -- Films
Many newspapers and magazines have picked their tp mvies f 2017. The Natinal Bard f Review Awards has als made a list f the best mvies in the US. They may bring yu sme jy during these cld winter days.
Baby Driver
This is a mvie fr music lvers and fans f high-speed driving.
Baby is a talented yung driver. He has a hearing prblem and nly music can help him fcus. S he plays sngs while driving. Baby is frced t wrk fr a crime (犯罪) bss. But when he meets the wman f his dreams, he wants t end his bad lifestyle and make a clean break. But will his bss allw him t d s? Baby must face reality as his life, lve and freedm are threatened.
The mvie is full f dark humr, actin and beautiful music. “Baby Driver is ne f the mst entertaining thrill rides f this year, this decade, this century,” said Richard Reper, the famus US film critic.
The Flrida Prject
Disneyland is a dream place fr kids. But fr 6-year-ld Mnee, it’s never been her park. Mnee and her jbless mther live in a mtel near Disneyland. They try t stay ut f truble and make ends meet.
The film shws the lives f the pr in the US. Hwever, it’s a film full f bright clrs and warm sunshine because it shws the wrld in the eyes f a child. Mnee spends mst f her day hanging ut with her friends. They ften play tricks n ther peple. The perfrmances in the mvie have gtten great praise—especially thse f the child actrs.
Lgan
Lgan is the nly superher mvie n the list. It’s the third and final Wlverine film and will likely be the last time fr Hugh Jackman t play this character.
The stry is set in 2029, when Lgan is getting ld and lsing his superpwers. He plans t hide himself frm the utside wrld, but he meets a yung girl wh is very much like him. Lgan must nw prtect the girl and fight evil sldiers wh want t kidnap her.
The film nt nly includes great special effects and a fascinating stryline, but als shws hw an aging her deals with his life. Lgan has been praised fr its tuching stry.
46．Why des Baby play sngs while driving?
A．Because he lves music.
B．Because he is talented.
C．Because music can help him fcus.
D．Because he wants t end his bad lifestyle.
47．________ was ne f the mst entertaining thrill rides in 2017.
A．Baby DriverB．The Flrida Prject
C．DisneylandD．Lgan
48．Althugh the life is pr, the wrld is________ in Mnee’s eyes.
A．bright and warmB．dark and cld
C．busy and hpelessD．cruel and pleasureless
49．Lgan has been praised fr________.
A．Lgan’s superpwersB．its tuching stry
C．driving skillsD．Lgan’s pr life
50．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．Three best mvies in the US.
B．Three best nvels in the US.
C．A tuching stry in the US.
D．Sme music lvers in the film.
Levi Miller is talking t a reprter frm the TV statin abut his rle in the new mvie Pan. In the new mvie, Levi Miller plays Peter Pan wh breaks int the Neverland by accident (偶然). Peter is an rphan (孤儿) in Lndn. He hates the bring life there and always expects that smething amazing will happen.
One night, when he is sleeping, he suddenly breaks int the Neverland which is a fantastic wrld. There, he has lts f amazing experiences. He tries t learn abut wh his mther is and why she left him years ag. Peter wrks with the fighter Tiger Lily and a new friend named James Hk t save the Neverland.
The stry f Peter Pan has been existed fr years. Levi, wh is frm Australia, says that playing Peter is a dream that has cme true. “I never thught it wuld happen,” he tells the TV reprter. “I’m thankful fr the mvie.”
“The mvie is abut an adventure (冒险) fr everyne t enjy and it’s really wrth (值得) watching,” he adds.
51．Wh is Levi Miller?
A．A writer.B．An actr.C．A directr.D．An rphan.
52．What can we knw abut the Neverland?
A．It’s in England.B．It’s the place where Levi Miller was brn.
C．It’s in the mvie Pan.D．It’s the place where Levi Miller’s mther lives.
53．Which f the fllwing abut Peter is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．He always fights alne.B．He has a happy family.
C．He has ever talked t a TV maker.D．He has helped save the Neverland.
54．What can we knw frm the passage?
A．The stry f Peter Pan is a real stry.
B．Levi Miller expects peple t watch the new mvie Pan.
C．Peter enjys living in the rphanage in Lndn.
D．Levi Miller fund his mther finally.
55．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．Levi Miller’s DreamB．An Orphan Named Peter Pan
C．The Fantastic NeverlandD．Peter’s Bring Adventures
Fire can help peple in many ways. But it can be very dangerus. Fire can heat water, warm huses, give light and ck. But fire can burn things, t. It can burn trees, huses, animals r peple. Smetimes big fire can burn frests.
Nbdy knws fr sure hw peple began t use fire. But there are many interesting stries abut the first time a man r a wman started a fire. One stry frm Australia tells abut a man very, very lng time ag. He went up t the sun by a rpe (绳子) and brught fire dwn.
Tday peple knw hw t make a fire with matches (火柴). Children smetimes like t play with them. But matches can be very dangerus. One match can burn a piece f paper, and then it might burn a huse. A small fire can becme a big fire very fast. Fire kills many peple every year. S yu must be careful with matches. Yu shuld als learn t put ut fire. Fire needs xygen (氧气). Withut xygen it will die. Cver fire with water, sand r smetimes with yur cat. This keeps the air away frm fire and kills it. Be careful with fire, and it will help yu. Be careless with fire, and it will burn yu.
56．Hw did peple begin t use fire?
A．Everybdy knws hw peple began t use fire.B．Nbdy knws hw t make a fire.
C．It is an Australian wh started a fire.D．We are nt sure hw peple began t use fire.
57．Children mustn’t play with matches because ________.
A．matches burn paperB．it isn’t interesting
C．they can be dangerusD．they can burn a huse
58．When yu are ging t put ut a fire, yu ________.
A．must be carefulB．shuld keep air away frm it
C．must knw it is dangerusD．must be careful with matches
59．We must be careful with fire, r it ________.
A．will dieB．will warm ur husesC．might burn usD．wn’t help us
60．Which f the fllwing is the main idea f this passage?
A．Fire can help peple in many ways.B．Fire can be bth helpful and dangerus.
C．Fire can burn things and peple.D．We must be careful with matches.
Here cmes autumn! It is the third seasn f the year. In China, autumn arrives arund September. It is still a little warm, but it gets clder and clder. The days als get shrter and shrter. The leaves n the trees begin t turn yellw and red. The air is fresh. It’s a great seasn fr kids t play utside. What d children d in autumn in different cuntries?
In China, students ften have an autumn picnic. Usually, they g t an amusement park（游乐场）r ut int nature. Fr example, kids in Shenzhen like t climb muntains in Nanshan. Mst children als like t play games with their classmates, like sccer.
Japanese students ften g hiking with their parents r classmates when the leaves are red and yellw. It is a perfect way t get exercise. Muntain climbing in nice weather is als a gd chice.
Fr mst children in the US, biking is a gd autumn activity. Take a muntain bike ride and yu can find new rads. Playing in leaf piles(堆) is ppular, t. Kids jump nt a leaf pile. They are happy t see the clrful leaves fly all arund. They als make leaf rain. It’s all a lt f fun.
In the UK, schl kids lve t camp utside with their parents. They make fd ver the fire and tell ghst stries.
61．What is autumn like in China?
A．The weather is ht.
B．The nights get lnger and lnger.
C．All the leaves n the trees turn green.
D．It’s a great seasn fr children t stay inside.
62．What d Chinese students lve ding?
①ging t an amusement park ②ging ut int nature
③swimming ④skiing
A．①②B．②④C．①②③D．①②③④
63．What des the underlined wrd “perfect” in the third paragraph mean?
A．imprtantB．greatC．healthyD．difficult
64．What can we knw frm the last tw paragraph?
A．Kids in the US and UK enjy hiking.
B．Schl kids in the UK like camping utside with their classmates.
C．Playing in leave piles is ppular with American children.
D．Children in the UK are nt interested in telling ghst stries.
65．What can be the best title fr the text?
A．Trees in autumn.B．The fur seasns.
C．Kids in different cuntries.D．Kids’ favrite autumn activities.
Being utging is gd fr yur life. Thse wh are mre utging like t meet lts f peple and have mre fun in life. In fact, being utging is nt s hard as yu think. Even shy peple can be utging.
Yu can start becming utging with yur best friend. But the difficulty cmes when yu meet strangers r new friends. Smile mre, and usually they will return yur smile. In this way, yu may have mre talks. Start a talk, and just a simple. “Hell!” r “Hw is it ging?” is a gd start. If yu want t make interesting talks, yu shuld read news in newspapers and prepare yur views (看法), r surf the Internet fr new infrmatin and then keep them in mind.
The easiest way t becme mre utging is t g ut. This is als the mst imprtant step. Gt a park, beach, club, party r any ther place that yu think can be fun.
66．Yu shuld start t be utging with ________.
A．yur parentsB．yur teachersC．yur best friendD．yur new friend
67．The easiest way t becme mre utging is ________.
A．talkingB．smilingC．playingD．ging ut
68．The underlined wrd “they” refers t (指的是) ________.
A．strangers r new friendsB．yur best friend
C．lts f pepleD．yurself
69．Which is NOT the writer’s idea?
A．Being utging is really difficult.
B．Being utging is gd fr yur life.
C．Being utging helps peple have mre fun.
D．Being utging with strangers is nt easy.
70．We may read the passage in ________.
A．a diaryB．a strybkC．a magazineD．an advertisement (广告)
If yu have prblems describing peple, dn’t wrry! We’ll use sme mvie characters t help yu learn sme useful wrds.
71．Accrding t the films, ________ always helps friends.
A．BuddyB．WdyC．MirandaD．Mr. White
72．The directr f The Devil Wears Prada is ________.
A．David FrankelB．Niki CarC．David BerenbaumD．Jhn Lasserter
73．If a persn has a natural ability t d smething well, it means that the persn is ________.
A．naiveB．demandingC．talentedD．lyal
74．Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
A．Buddy thinks New Yrk is a nice city.B．Cach White is very talented in running.
C．When Andy grws up, Wdy leaves him.D．It’s very difficult t make Miranda happy.
75．The text is abut ________.
A．useful wrds t describe pepleB．funny characters in the films
C．new films fr kids t watchD．famus directrs in the wrld
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Are yu t shy?
Are yu shy smetimes? The answer frm 16-year-ld Liu Yuexian is “Yes”. “When my teacher asked me t cme t the blackbard, I was t nervus t wrk ut the prblem,” said Liu. “I thught everyne was lking at me.”
D yu feel the same as Liu? Experts have fund that mre than 80 per cent f middle schl students feel afraid t be the centre f attentin. Shyness means feeling frightened when yu’re arund ther peple. Sme kids are brn shy. Sme becme shy later because f their life experiences. It’s OK if it takes yu a while t feel yurself again when yu g t a new place r meet new peple.
In fact, everybdy gets a little shy smetimes. It’s just a case f hw much. Mst peple have red faces and talk in brken sentences when they get shy. But sme becme s shy that they wn’t g t a restaurant because they are t nervus t rder and pay fr their fd. Sme are afraid f meeting new peple, s they seldm g utside. This kind f shyness can be bad fr a persn.
If shyness desn’t stp yu frm ding smething yu want t d, being shy isn’t a very big prblem. Sme experts say shy peple are smarter because they think mre and talk less. Shy peple are als gd at wrking with thers because they think mre fr ther peple. Yu see, being shy isn’t all bad. But remember nt t let gd pprtunities pass yu by just because f it. If yu have t sing a sng at a birthday party r practise spken English in frnt f thers, just d it! There’s nthing t be afraid f.
76．________ f middle schl students feel afraid t be the centre f attentin.
A．Less than 80%B．Mre than 80%C．Less than 60%D．All
77．What des the underlined wrd “frightened” mean?
A．兴奋的B．勇敢的C．自信的D．害怕的
78．What can we learn frm the third paragraph?
A．Shyness can’t stp yu frm ding smething yu want t d.
B．Being shy isn’t a very big prblem.
C．If shyness stps yu frm ding smething yu want t d, it is bad fr yu.
D．All kinds f shyness are gd fr yu.
79．Why are shy peple smarter accrding t sme experts?
A．Because they are gd at wrking.
B．Because they think less and talk mre.
C．Because they think mre and talk less.
D．Because they can speak in frnt f thers.
80．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．Shyness is bad fr everyne.
B．Shyness is nt all bad and we shuld be brave.
C．Shyness is gd fr everyne.
D．We shuld practise spken English by urselves.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Can talent shws save music?
Mst peple dn’t knw the name f the champin f Hunan TV’s 2003 Super By, which is cnsidered China’s first cmmercialized TV music talent shw. In the last 10 years, music talent shws have becme ne f the mst celebrated frms f TV entertainment in China.
Talent shws like The Vice f China, The X Factr, Chinese Idl, and Super By are bmbarding TV audiences.
Apart frm prviding entertainment, these shws als reflect the cuntry’s cultural and scietal transfrmatin as it strides tward mdernity. But despite their cmmercial success, experts are skeptical as t the ptential f TV music talent shws t bst the cuntry’s struggling music industry.
Transfrmed culture
Zheng Xin, a prfessr at the Schl f Jurnalism & Cmmunicatin at Nanjing University, says a grassrts-riented rather than elite-based culture is emerging in China. While individuality and persnal pinins are nw tlerated and celebrated, audiences still yearn fr a cllective recgnitin f their wn identity.
“The ppularity f music talent shws is inevitable in an era in which audiences seek ut ‘idls’ with a similar scial backgrund t their wn,” says Zheng.
Lu Gang, a prfessr in Chinese literature at East China Nrmal University, agrees.
“When participants wh belng t the same class as them take the sptlight and succeed, it resnates with mass audiences.”
Lu adds that the new generatin is changing its attitude tward shwing ff talents, which is als fueling the phenmenn. Chinese tend t be shy and are reluctant t demnstrate their talents due t a traditinal value f humbleness. But recent decades have witnessed an increasing willingness amng yung Chinese t shw ff their talents, highlight their individuality and be unique.
Wu Mchu, fr example, frm 2012’s The Vice f China expressed strng willingness t shw ff her talent n stage.
“We are entering an era in which the demnstratin f talents can be cnsumed like a prduct,” says Lu.
Trubled industry
Accrding t the Chngqing Ecnmic Times, mre than 22 music talent shws are scheduled n varius TV statins acrss the cuntry this summer. Beijing Yuth Daily reprted recently that The Vice f China, bradcast by Zhejiang Satellite TV, has generated mre than 100 millin yuan in net prfits since the shw cmpleted airing last year, mstly thrugh cncerts and cmmercials.
But Shen Lihui, president f Mdern Sky, a recrd cmpany, desn’t think the bming business f music talent shws is a cure fr the music industry, which has lng been haunted by a lack f innvatin and unequal prfit distributin.
“Music is nthing mre than a platfrm, r a tl, fr entertainment,” says Shen. “These shws are nt helping t fundamentally tackle the prblems in China’s music industry.”
Wang Lei, a veteran music prducer and critic, warns f the risks entailed in TV music talent shws.
“N matter what frm they take, talent shws are just shws at the end f the day,” Wang tld Beijing Daily recently. “The mnply f TV statins in signing and marketing artists is suffcating the industry.”
Sng Ke, a renwned music prducer, acknwledges these prblems but als believes that music talent shws are pushing the industry in a new directin. While recrd cmpanies d nt have the financial resurces t prmte new artists, TV music talent shws have becme an alternative fr discvering new talents.
81．________is cnsidered China’s first cmmercialized TV music talent shw.
A．The Vice f ChinaB．The X Factr
C．Chinese IdlD．2003 Super By
82．Accrding t Zheng Xin, ________ is emerging in China.
A．grassrts-riented cultureB．elite-based culture
C．traditinal cultureD．music industry
83．Why are music talent shws ppular?
A．Because ‘idls’ in the shws are talented.
B．Because ‘idls’ in the shws are as rich as the public.
C．Because ‘idls’ in the shws resnate with the public.
D．Because ‘idls’ in the shws are reluctant t demnstrate their talents.
84．The underlined wrd “reluctant” means________.
A．乐意的B．不情愿的C．开心的D．传统的
85．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．The authr’s pinin n music talent shws.
B．Sme pinins n films.
C．Sme pinins n music talent shws.
D．The advantages f music talent shws.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
A faster generatin
Have yu heard f 5G? It is the fifth generatin f mbile netwrk technlgy. These new netwrks are just arund the crner.
China just issued cmmercial licenses fr 5G n June 6. This means that China’s telecm cmpanies will sn be able t ffer 5G netwrks fr mbile phne users.
Each mbile netwrk generatin is faster and mre pwerful than the ne befre it. 1G let us talk t each ther. 2G let us send messages. 3G gave us data and the internet. And 4G made all f these things faster. What’s special abut 5G?
5G has a very shrt delay between sending and receiving infrmatin. Nw, 4G takes abut 100 t 200 millisecnds t send and receive data. But 5G will get it dwn t 1 millisecnd r less – this is almst real-time.
This big change will nt nly make ur mbile internet faster. It will als deeply change ur lives. Read n t find ut hw.
5G + entertainment
5G netwrks are abut 100 times faster than 4G. This means yu can dwnlad a mvie in secnds using 5G.
Als, VR games will becme mre ppular with 5G. The shrt delay f 5G will make the games feel even mre real.
5G + transprtatin
5G will als bring us safer self-driving cars. These cars can send signals t each ther. They als “talk” t traffic lights and rad sensrs. 5G will allw cars t react even faster than human drivers.
5G + smart hmes
5G als makes the Internet f Things pssible. IT is a large netwrk that cnnects everything t the internet. Smart hmes are part f it.
Fr example, yur taster culd autmatically start making breakfast after yur alarm rings. And if its sensr feels the air becming dry, a smart sprinkler culd water yur plants by itself.
86．What des the underlined phrase “arund the crner” mean?
A．在不远处B．陨落C．即将诞生D．重生
87．China issued cmmercial licenses fr 5G n________.
A．MayB．JuneC．JulyD．August
88．________was mainly used t give us data and the internet.
A．1GB．2GC．3GD．4G
89．Which f the fllwing is true accrding t the passage?
A．Each mbile netwrk generatin is slwer than the ne befre it.
B．4G can send and receive data in real-time.
C．5G can be applied in varius fields f life.
D．Self-driving cars are the safest.
90．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．5G in ur lives.
B．The differences frm 1G t 5G.
C．Sme new technlgies.
D．The disadvantages f 5G.
Befre we uplad a pht f urselves t scial media, like WeChat, we’ll use an app t smth ur skin, make ur eyes lk bigger, and give us lnger eyelashes and fuller lips. With a cuple f tuches n ur mbile phne, we’re able t present the best pictures f urselves t thers.
Hwever, the prblem is, when we simply edit ur imperfectins（瑕疵）away, we’re als changing the way we lk at ur urselves. （1）.
Last mnth, researchers frm the US Bstn University published an article Selfies—Living in the Era f Filtered（滤镜）Phtgraphs. The article listed the bad effects f pht editing n peple and the pssibility t cause appearance wrries. （2）.
The researchers think that these apps make it difficult t tell between reality and fantasy（虚幻）. “These apps allw ne t change his r her appearance in minutes and fllw an unrealistic standard f beauty,” the article says. （3）.
In the past, peple might cmpare their lks t thse wh were famus that time. But fr tday’s yung peple, beauty standards are mst likely set by what they see n scial media. “Frm birth, they are brn int an age f scial platfrms, and their feelings are cnnected t hw gd they lk,” a British dctr Esch said.
（4）“Nw yu’ve gt the cmparisn f yur real self t fake self that yu present n scial media,” Renee Engeln, a prfessr at Nrthwestern University, tld the HuffPst website. He further pinted ut that when peple spend t much time cmparing with thers, they may becme “beauty sick” and find it difficult t accept what they actually lk like.
S when we lk in a real mirrr, we shuldn’t think t urselves, “D I lk as gd as myself in the Beauty Cam（美颜）?” Instead, we shuld think, “I feel gd. I have my health.”
91．What may peple d befre they present the best f themselves n scial media?
A．Wearing false eyelashes.B．Redding their lips befre ging ut.
C．Using apps t edit phts.D．Smthing their skin in the mrning.
92．Where shuld we put the sentence “This is why many yung peple suffer an appearance wrries when it cmes t hw they really lk.”?
A．（4）B．（3）C．（2）D．（1）
93．Wh did peple use t cmpare their lks t?
A．Famus peple.B．Peple wh they see n scial media.
C．Family members.D．Their friends.
94．Which f the fllwing is right accrding t the passage?
A．Everybdy lks as gd as himself in the Beauty Cam.
B．These apps make it easy t tell between reality and fantasy.
C．The article listed the bad and gd effects f pht editing n peple.
D．Peple tday pay mre attentin n hw gd they lk than in the past.
95．What did the authr write this passage fr?
A．T call n peple t care mre abut appearance.
B．T call n peple nt t use apps n mbile phnes.
C．T call n peple t spend t much time cmparing with thers.
D．T call n peple t learn smething mre imprtant than appearance.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Time fr family
One f my mst memrable (难忘的) vacatins tk place n a farm.
When I was a by, my parents and I traveled frm New Yrk City t the cuntryside fr a weeklng taste f rural life. We stayed in a guesthuse n a farm, jining in the daily rutines (日常事务) and eating meals with the farmer and his family.
We gt up early t see the cws as they were milked. I even tried my hand at milking ne, then jined the farmer as he released the cws int the field afterward. Later, while my parents busied themselves with farm chres, I helped feed the ther animals, then played with the farmer’s kids.
Decades later I still have vivid memries f that trip and f experiencing a lifestyle different frm my wn. It made me realize the value f a vacatin, f seeing new things, meeting new peple and sharing memrable experiences with family members.
T this day I still cnsider that family trip when I plan my apprach t taking time ff with my wife and kids. Vacatins are a time fr resting and cnnecting. As a bank manager, I spend much f my wrkday encuraging my custmers t save their mney. One f the reasns I give is that we shuld all have enugh fr a family vacatin every year. In ur busy lives, family is what we shuld be saving ur mney, and time fr.
Fr my family, ur vacatins start when we begin planning the trips. We talk abut destinatins and ur budget ahead f time. Amng the things we discuss: Can we save mney by renting a huse instead f spending six nights in a htel? Wuld it be better t buy grceries and ck fr urselves rather than eat ut every night?
Invlving the kids in planning the vacatin makes sure that they have a great vacatin t. While I prefer t visit histrical sites and museums, they lve t fish and swim. S I build in sme relaxatin time s that the vacatin wrks fr everyne.
Each year, setting aside vacatin time t spend tgether is especially imprtant t us. A relaxing envirnment pens the drs t all kinds f cnversatins—deep, silly, meaningful. There’s n pressure frm the usual everyday tasks.
This is the ne week a year when I dn’t care whether my kids cleaned their rm r did the dishes. What matters that week is that everyne is having a great time.
96．The authr’s family stayed in a________ n a farm fr a weeklng taste f rural life.
A．greenhuseB．htel
C．yardD．guesthuse
97．What des the authr d?
A．He is a teacher.B．He is a bank manager.
C．He is a farmer.D．He is a guide.
98．The authr thinks that________.
A．we shuld spend much mney
B．we shuld dnate mney
C．we shuld save mney fr family vacatins
D．we shuld depsit all mney in the bank
99．What des the underlined wrd “budget” mean?
A．交通工具B．预算
C．美食D．时间
100．Frm the passage, we can learn that________.
A．setting aside vacatin time t spend with family every year is imprtant
B．making mre mney is imprtant
C．saving mre mney fr shpping is imprtant
D．the authr didn’t have great time when he was yung
Naive
Meaning: If smene is naive, they have little experience and believe gd things will always happen.
Example: In the film Elf, Buddy is a naive persn wh grws up with elves(精灵). One day, he ges t New Yrk City but finds things very different there.
Directr(导演): David Berenbaum
Lyal
Meaning: If yu’re lyal, yu always help a persn in a grup and act hnestly.
Example: In the film Ty Stry 3, Wdy is lyal t his friends and wner, Andy. He stays with Andy, even when Andy grws up and ges t cllege.
Directr: Jhn Lasseter
Demanding
Meaning: If smene is demanding, he r she is nt easily satisfied(满意) r pleased.
Example: In the film The Devil Wears Prada. Miranda is very demanding. She wrks very hard, and expects thers t d the same. And she’s always nt satisfied with the things that thers d.
Directr: David Frankel
Talented
Meaning: If yu’re talented, yu have a natural ability t d smething well.
Example: In the film McFarland, USA, cach White finds sme talented runners in his PE class. He frms a crss-cuntry grup that races against ther schls.
Directr: Niki Car
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Many peple tday like exercise. Sme like t run, and sme like t walk. Others dance r play balls. They d different kinds f exercise. Why d peple like exercising? It’s gd fr their health. And exercise helps make them tired, s they sleep better at night.
Yu may like t run. If yu d, take care f yur feet. Make sure yu have the right shes. Sme peple like t run n rads, but they must watch ut fr cars.
Walking is a gd exercise. Yu may take a lng walk in the park. It’s mre fun if yu dn’t g alne. G with a friend. The tw f yu may have a great time.
Sme peple like t swim. But thers dn’t like t g int the water. If yu like this kind f exercise, make sure that smene is watching yu. Yu must always take care when yu are in the water. Jumping a rpe r riding a bike is als gd exercise. There are many ther kinds f exercises. Find ut what yu like. Yu may need help at first. Sme peple ften d exercise, and they can help yu. D exercise every day, and yu will knw what it makes yu feel.
1．What’s the passage abut?
A．Sleeping.B．Exercise.C．SwimmingD．Balls.
2．What des “watch ut” mean in paragraph 2?
A．小心B．向外看C．观看D．向前看
3．If yu g walking with a friend, yu may ________.
A．feel lnelyB．have n shesC．have a great timeD．have less fun
4．If yu like swimming, make sure that ________.
A．yu have the right shesB．yu can jump a rpe
C．smene can d exerciseD．smene is watching yu
5．Which exercise is nt mentined (提到) in the passage?
A．Running.B．Playing balls.C．Walking.D．Riding a hrse.
Dear Lisa,
It was sunny last weekend. I gt up early n Sunday because I had many things t d. After sme exercise, I had my breakfast at 8:00. I called my friend Mary t d hmewrk with me. She came t my huse at half past eight. Then we started t d ur hmewrk. After an hur, my mther came back frm wrk. She cked sme delicius fd fr us. Mary liked the dishes very much. We finished lunch at abut 13:00. Then Mary went t the library. My mther and I went t visit my grandmther. She lived in the cuntryside. It tk us arund frty minutes t get there. We helped her d sme husewrk. My mther washed my grandmther’s clthes, and I cleaned her huse. We als fed her chicks. And we had dinner tgether with my grandmther. She was s happy. Time flew fast. After finishing all the husewrk, it was already 19:00. Then we drve back hme.
It was a busy day. I was a little tired but happy. Hw abut yur last weekend, Lisa?
Yurs,
Jenny
6．What did Jenny d befre breakfast?
A．She did hmewrk.B．She cked breakfast.C．She exercised.D．She cleaned the huse.
7．When did Mary cme t Jenny’s huse?
A．At 8:00 a. m.B．At 8:30 a. m.C．At 9:30 a. m.D．At 1:00 p. m.
8．Where did Mary g after lunch?
A．T the library.B．T the cuntryside.C．T the park.D．T the museum.
9．Hw did they g t the cuntryside?
A．By bus.B．By train.C．By bike.D．By car.
10．Which f the fllwing is NOT true accrding t the passage?
A．Jenny cked lunch fr her grandmther.
B．Jenny felt kind f tired but happy that day.
C．There were sme chicks in Grandmther’s huse.
D．Jenny’s mther came back hme frm wrk at 9:00 a. m.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Vacatin in the sun
夏威夷之旅：一场短暂的逃离
Fr ver a year, I had nt left my huse because f the pandemic. I dreamed f a getaway.
Luckily, my best friend was als thinking f getting ut f Ls Angeles and invited me t g t Hawaii with her family. After tw COVID-19 tests and a duble-masked five-hur flight, ur five-persn grup arrived n the Big Island in Hawaii.
We packed int a car and drve t ur rental (租的) huse. It was late at night, s we didn’t really see the island until the next day. Our first day was bright and sunny, s we spent all day at the beach befre getting shaved ice (刨冰).
We fund pssibly the best shaved ice place n the island. Big Island Shaved Ice Cmpany (BISIC) has hmemade, natural shaved ice flavrs (口味) such as passin fruit (百香果), lychee (荔枝), ccnut and mang. Unsurprisingly, we visited the place every day.
Other than the delicius dessert, Hawaii treated (招待) us t cludy, smetimes rainy weather n the days we planned t g hiking t waterfalls, and sunny weather n the days we planned t head t the beaches (where I gt very, very sunburned). My favrite activity, thugh, was when we went hrseback riding. We saw bright green fields and breathtaking views f the island’s shreline (海岸线). I rde a hrse named Arya. Alng the way, ur guide tld us interesting stries abut the island.
Althugh I was sad t leave, after a week f laughter and fun, I was mre prepared t g back int quarantine (隔离).
11．The authr hadn’t left his huse fr ver a year because f the________.
A．studyB．wrkC．pandemicD．war
12．The authr’s best friend invited him t g t ________.
A．Ls AngelesB．Hawaii
C．TaiwanD．England
13．Hw many COVID-19 tests did the authr have befre arriving in Hawaii?
A．One.B．Tw.C．Three.D．Fur.
14．Did they like the Big Island Shaved Ice Cmpany n the island?
A．Yes, they did.
B．N, they didn’t.
C．Only the authr liked it.
D．We dn’t knw.
15．What was the authr’s favrite activity?
A．Eat dessert.
B．G hiking.
C．G t the beaches.
D．G hrseback riding.
Healthy eating is nt abut strict nutritin（营养）and staying very thin. It’s abut feeling great, having lts f energy and keeping yurself as healthy as pssible. Healthy eating begins with learning hw t eat smartly. It’s nt just what yu eat, but hw yu eat. Learning the habits f healthy eating can help yu gain mre energy. Yu can add yur fd chices and learn hw t plan a healthy diet.
Here are sme useful steps that can help yu make a change frm nw n.
Step 1: Start slwly and make changes t yur eating habits.
Step 2: Try nt t think f certain kind f fd as “ff-limits（禁止探讨的）”.
Step 3: Take time t eat yur fd and enjy meal-time（进餐时间）.
Step 4: Eat breakfast and eat smaller meals during the day.
Step 5: Eat mre healthy vegetables and whle grains.
Step 6: Eat less sugar and salt.
Plan yur healthy diet in a number f small steps, rather than in ne big change. If yu apprach the change step by step, yu will have a healthy diet sner than yu think.
16．The underlined wrd “gain” in the first paragraph can be best replaced by “________”
A．getB．takeC．buyD．find
17．What is healthy eating?
A．It is abut staying thin.B．It is abut having lts f energy.
C．It is abut strict nutritin.D．It is abut delicius fd.
18．What is NOT the step t plan a healthy diet?
A．Try t knw the fd yu can’t eat.B．Change yur eating habits little by little.
C．Try t eat fd f whle grains.D．Spend lnger time enjying yur meal.
19．The underlined wrd “apprach” in the last paragraph means “_______” in Chinese.
A．帮助B．接受C．接近D．前进
20．What is the best title f the passage?
A．Eating Healthy Fd Every DayB．Enjying Yur Mealtime t Keep Healthy
C．Hw t Change Yur Eating HabitsD．Steps n Healthy Eating
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Stay active, stay fit
全球有14亿成年人缺乏运动
Peple acrss the wrld need t get mving, accrding t a new study by the Wrld Health Organizatin (WHO).
Abut 25 percent f adults (成年人) d nt get enugh exercise, accrding t the study. This figure (数字) hasn’t changed frm 2001. Because f this, abut 1.4 billin peple are at greater risk (风险) fr deadly diseases (疾病) such as heart disease and cancer.
Peple shuld d at least 150 minutes f “mderate intensity (中等强度)” exercise each week, such as dancing r swimming. They can als d 75 minutes f “vigrus intensity (高强度)” activity, such as running r playing sccer, accrding t the WHO.
As fr hw t exercise mre, experts suggest we dn’t have t g t the gym every time, the Guardian nted. Fr example, we can g up and dwn stairs a lt instead f taking the lift. If we dn’t feel we can g t a dancing class each week, standing n ne leg fr 30 secnds a day is very gd t.
The study als fund that wmen are less active than men, with 32 percent f wmen failing t exercise enugh, cmpared t 23 percent f men. Wmen tend t spend mre time at hme taking care f children and ding husewrk, Time magazine nted.
Cuntries with higher incmes shwed higher rates f inactivity. Fr example, peple in Kuwait and the United States exercise less than peple in Uganda and Nepal. This is partly because in develped areas, desk jbs have taken the place f manual labr (体力劳动).
21．Abut________ f adults d nt get enugh exercise.
A．23%B．25%C．30%D．32%
22．The risk f having deadly diseases can be related t________ accrding t the study.
A．smkingB．drinkingC．exerciseD．sleeping
23．Accrding t the WHO, peple shuld d at least________f “mderate intensity” exercise each week.
A．75 minutesB．30 secndsC．150 secndsD．150 minutes
24．23 percent f ________d nt have enugh exercise.
A．adultsB．wmenC．menD．children
25．What des the passage mainly tell us?
A．Peple arund the wrld need t exercise.
B．Peple arund the wrld need t learn swimming.
C．Peple arund the wrld need t d manual labr.
D．Men need t d husewrk.
Many peple d nt like t stay at hme during hlidays.They want t g ut t see smething different r d smething exciting.Peple frm the cuntry g t the city and peple frm the city g t the cuntry fr hlidays.During the hlidays，trains，buses and planes are all very busy.It is very hard t buy train r plane tickets.S many peple take cars r buses fr traveling.
Last May Day my family went t the cuntry by car fr ur hliday.There was t much traffic n the rad.S we had t mve very slwly.It tk us abut an hur t get ut f the twn.After sme time，we came t a farm.It was clean and beautiful.The animals were s cute.We thught it was a nice place fr a picnic，s we stpped and tk the fd，fruit and drinks ut f the car.We sat dwn under a big green tree and began t eat.Suddenly a strng wind blew and sn it started t rain.We had t run back t ur car and had ur picnic in the car.Then we drve back hme.What a bad trip it was!
26．Many peple dn't like t stay at hme during the hlidays because ________.
A．they have much mneyB．the weather is pretty cl
C．they want t d smething imprtantD．they want t see smething new
27．It's hard t buy train tickets r air tickets because________.
A．there are nly few ticketsB．it's cheap t take a train r plane
C．many peple want t g by train r planeD．they have n mney
28．The family went t________fr their hliday last May Day.
A．a beautiful parkB．the cuntry
C．the cityD．the twn
29．What happened(发生)when the family began t eat?
A．A tiger came ut.B．The fd was t dirty t eat.
C．They had a wnderful time.D．A strng wind blew and sn it started t rain.
30．Last May Day the family trip was ________.
A．gdB．relaxingC．interestingD．bad
“If there’s smething in yur life that makes yu happy, d it! Dn’t care what thers say.” This is frm the mvie Heidi, which is ne f the mst ppular mvies since it came ut.
The stry tk place in Alps. It’s abut a little girl named Heidi. Heidi lst her parents at an early age. She had an aunt. Her name is Dieter. She had t take care f Heidi. Later, her aunt wanted t wrk in ther places. Heidi’s grandfather lived in Alps. She had t g there and turn t Heidi’s grandfather. Heidi’s grandfather was eccentric. He never talked t thers and disagreed with the villagers. He lived alne in the wden huse in the muntain area. At first, Heidi’s grandpa didn’t want t accept her. One day, Heidi fund her grandpa’s deep feelings. The ld and the yung depended n each ther. Heidi was very happy t live with her grandpa. Heidi received the lve f the villagers because f her lveliness and kindness. At that time she als made friends with Peter. They played amng the muntains and the green fields. Heidi had a happy life with her grandfather. But the gd time did nt last lng. Heidi left her grandfather and the by and went t a rich lady’s huse t be her playmate. Heidi fund happiness fr the rich lady. What wuld happen in the end? Yu can find the answer by watching this mvie.
31．Why did Heidi g t her grandfather’s hme?
A．Because her parents were lst.
B．Because her aunt wanted t wrk in ther places.
C．Because her grandfather missed her.
D．Because she wanted t live in the muntain.
32．Which f the fllwing can best describe Heidi?
A．Cl.B．Kind.C．Strict.D．Shy.
33．What des the underlined wrd “eccentric” in Paragraph 2 mean in Chinese?
A．古怪的B．开朗的C．幽默的D．诚恳的
34．Which picture shws Heidi’s grandfather?
A．B．C．D．
35．The text is prbably a .
A．wrk diaryB．medical reprt
C．film intrductinD．family intrductin
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Hliday hme
越来越多的英国人选择在国内度假
The British peple have just discvered a new cuntry. It’s called the UK! Mre and mre peple are chsing t take their hlidays in their wn cuntry rather than travel abrad.
One f the mst traditinal British hlidays is the “seaside hliday”. Steretypically (典型地), families get n a train r int a car and travel t British seaside twns.
In the late 1970s, air travel became affrdable (负担得起) fr the average (普通的) family, and mre and mre British peple started traveling abrad fr their summer hlidays. After all, the British weather isn’t very gd, even in summer, s a lt f Britns leave the UK fr a vacatin.
British hlidaying habits have begun t change, hwever. Climate (气候) change means that the UK nw has a htter climate than befre, s peple d nt need t g verseas t find gd weather. Als, the credit crunch (信贷危机) has affected (影响) the internatinal value f the British pund, s ging abrad is mre expensive than it used t be. As a result, mre and mre Britns are chsing t spend their summer hlidays in the UK.
In the UK, the dmestic (国内的) turism industry—when peple g n hliday in their wn cuntry—is healthier than it has been befre. UK newspapers have even invented a new wrd: a “staycatin”. It is a term t describe the vacatin when peple stay in their wn hmes and g n a few day-trips rather than spending mney n htels.
In sme ways, therefre, the UK has cme full circle. There is nw an increased appreciatin (欣赏) amng Britns fr the diversity (多样性) f the UK. It is nt just the gegraphy that is diverse, ranging (范围包括) frm the green hills f England t the muntains f Sctland. It is als the diversity f cultures that is beginning t be f interest t dmestic turists. Peple frget smetimes that there are different accents (方言), languages, traditins, cuisines (美食) and peples acrss all the regins f the UK.
The UK has always been famus fr its internatinal explrers (探险者). It is nly just starting t discver itself.
36．The British weather was ________ in the late 1970s.
A．very gdB．nt very gd
C．changeableD．cld
37．“Staycatin” is a vacatin when _________.
A．peple stay in htels and g n a few day-trips
B．peple travel t British seaside twns
C．peple stay in their hmes and g n a few day-trips
D．peple g abrad
38．British peple find that ________.
A．the UK is als a gd place t spend their hlidays in
B．mre and mre peple like t travel t ther cuntries
C．the UK isn’t a gd place t live
D．ging abrad is cheaper than it used t be
39．British peple are paying mre attentin t Britain’s ________.
A．ecnmyB．climate
C．diversity D． language
40．What des the passage mainly tell us?
A．Mre and mre Britns travel abrad.
B．Mre and mre Britns travel in their wn cuntry.
C．The weather in the UK changes a lt.
D．The credit crunch in the UK.
It’s the age f glbalizatin (全球化). Glbalizatin influences ur daily (日常的) lives, such as entertainment, clthing and fd.
Ppular culture has becme mre glbalized. Peple in the US enjy listening t Suth African music and reading Japanese cmic bks. American sap peras are ppular in Israel.
India has a lively mvie industry called “Bllywd”. Bllywd mvies are ppular in India. In fact, sme Bllywd mvies d much better in the US r the UK than they d in India.
Clthing styles have als becme mre unifrm (统一的) because f glbalizatin. In mst parts f the wrld, bankers wear suits, and jeans and T-shirts are cmmn fr yung peple.
There has als been an increasing exchange f fds acrss the glbe. Peple in England eat Indian curry, while peple in Peru enjy Japanese sushi. American fast fd chains (连锁店) have becme cmmn arund the wrld. McDnald’s has mre than 37,000 restaurants in ver 100 cuntries. And peple all ver the wrld are eating mre meat and sugary fds.
The develpment f McDnald’s has becme a symbl f glbalizatin. Sme menu fds are the same all ver the wrld. Other menu fds are specific (持定的) t sme areas. At McDnald’s in sme cuntries in Suth America, a “McHuev” is a burger tpped with a fried egg. Glbalizatin has brught McDnald’s t billins f cnsumers (消费者) wrldwide.
41．What’s the structure (结构) f the text? (Paragraph 1=①)
A．B．C．D．
42．Accrding t the text, Bllywd mvies are ppular in ________.
A．IndiaB．EnglandC．JapanD．America
43．Which paragraph explains the influence f glbalizatin n entertainment?
A．Paragraph 1.B．Paragraphs 1 and 2.C．Paragraphs 2 and 3.D．Paragraph 4.
44．Frm the last tw paragraphs, we can learn that ________.
A．McDnald’s is a symbl f mdem fd
B．McDnald’s is famus fr its sugary fds
C．McDnald’s restaurants all ver the wrld are the same
D．glbalizatin brings similarities while keeping sme differences
45．What is the text mainly abut?
A．Hw glbalizatin started.
B．Hw glbalizatin influences ur daily lives.
C．Hw glbalized the wrld is utside f China.
D．What prblems glbalizatin brings fr us.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Taking a lk at the tp entertainment -- Films
Many newspapers and magazines have picked their tp mvies f 2017. The Natinal Bard f Review Awards has als made a list f the best mvies in the US. They may bring yu sme jy during these cld winter days.
Baby Driver
This is a mvie fr music lvers and fans f high-speed driving.
Baby is a talented yung driver. He has a hearing prblem and nly music can help him fcus. S he plays sngs while driving. Baby is frced t wrk fr a crime (犯罪) bss. But when he meets the wman f his dreams, he wants t end his bad lifestyle and make a clean break. But will his bss allw him t d s? Baby must face reality as his life, lve and freedm are threatened.
The mvie is full f dark humr, actin and beautiful music. “Baby Driver is ne f the mst entertaining thrill rides f this year, this decade, this century,” said Richard Reper, the famus US film critic.
The Flrida Prject
Disneyland is a dream place fr kids. But fr 6-year-ld Mnee, it’s never been her park. Mnee and her jbless mther live in a mtel near Disneyland. They try t stay ut f truble and make ends meet.
The film shws the lives f the pr in the US. Hwever, it’s a film full f bright clrs and warm sunshine because it shws the wrld in the eyes f a child. Mnee spends mst f her day hanging ut with her friends. They ften play tricks n ther peple. The perfrmances in the mvie have gtten great praise—especially thse f the child actrs.
Lgan
Lgan is the nly superher mvie n the list. It’s the third and final Wlverine film and will likely be the last time fr Hugh Jackman t play this character.
The stry is set in 2029, when Lgan is getting ld and lsing his superpwers. He plans t hide himself frm the utside wrld, but he meets a yung girl wh is very much like him. Lgan must nw prtect the girl and fight evil sldiers wh want t kidnap her.
The film nt nly includes great special effects and a fascinating stryline, but als shws hw an aging her deals with his life. Lgan has been praised fr its tuching stry.
46．Why des Baby play sngs while driving?
A．Because he lves music.
B．Because he is talented.
C．Because music can help him fcus.
D．Because he wants t end his bad lifestyle.
47．________ was ne f the mst entertaining thrill rides in 2017.
A．Baby DriverB．The Flrida Prject
C．DisneylandD．Lgan
48．Althugh the life is pr, the wrld is________ in Mnee’s eyes.
A．bright and warmB．dark and cld
C．busy and hpelessD．cruel and pleasureless
49．Lgan has been praised fr________.
A．Lgan’s superpwersB．its tuching stry
C．driving skillsD．Lgan’s pr life
50．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．Three best mvies in the US.
B．Three best nvels in the US.
C．A tuching stry in the US.
D．Sme music lvers in the film.
Levi Miller is talking t a reprter frm the TV statin abut his rle in the new mvie Pan. In the new mvie, Levi Miller plays Peter Pan wh breaks int the Neverland by accident (偶然). Peter is an rphan (孤儿) in Lndn. He hates the bring life there and always expects that smething amazing will happen.
One night, when he is sleeping, he suddenly breaks int the Neverland which is a fantastic wrld. There, he has lts f amazing experiences. He tries t learn abut wh his mther is and why she left him years ag. Peter wrks with the fighter Tiger Lily and a new friend named James Hk t save the Neverland.
The stry f Peter Pan has been existed fr years. Levi, wh is frm Australia, says that playing Peter is a dream that has cme true. “I never thught it wuld happen,” he tells the TV reprter. “I’m thankful fr the mvie.”
“The mvie is abut an adventure (冒险) fr everyne t enjy and it’s really wrth (值得) watching,” he adds.
51．Wh is Levi Miller?
A．A writer.B．An actr.C．A directr.D．An rphan.
52．What can we knw abut the Neverland?
A．It’s in England.B．It’s the place where Levi Miller was brn.
C．It’s in the mvie Pan.D．It’s the place where Levi Miller’s mther lives.
53．Which f the fllwing abut Peter is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．He always fights alne.B．He has a happy family.
C．He has ever talked t a TV maker.D．He has helped save the Neverland.
54．What can we knw frm the passage?
A．The stry f Peter Pan is a real stry.
B．Levi Miller expects peple t watch the new mvie Pan.
C．Peter enjys living in the rphanage in Lndn.
D．Levi Miller fund his mther finally.
55．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．Levi Miller’s DreamB．An Orphan Named Peter Pan
C．The Fantastic NeverlandD．Peter’s Bring Adventures
Fire can help peple in many ways. But it can be very dangerus. Fire can heat water, warm huses, give light and ck. But fire can burn things, t. It can burn trees, huses, animals r peple. Smetimes big fire can burn frests.
Nbdy knws fr sure hw peple began t use fire. But there are many interesting stries abut the first time a man r a wman started a fire. One stry frm Australia tells abut a man very, very lng time ag. He went up t the sun by a rpe (绳子) and brught fire dwn.
Tday peple knw hw t make a fire with matches (火柴). Children smetimes like t play with them. But matches can be very dangerus. One match can burn a piece f paper, and then it might burn a huse. A small fire can becme a big fire very fast. Fire kills many peple every year. S yu must be careful with matches. Yu shuld als learn t put ut fire. Fire needs xygen (氧气). Withut xygen it will die. Cver fire with water, sand r smetimes with yur cat. This keeps the air away frm fire and kills it. Be careful with fire, and it will help yu. Be careless with fire, and it will burn yu.
56．Hw did peple begin t use fire?
A．Everybdy knws hw peple began t use fire.B．Nbdy knws hw t make a fire.
C．It is an Australian wh started a fire.D．We are nt sure hw peple began t use fire.
57．Children mustn’t play with matches because ________.
A．matches burn paperB．it isn’t interesting
C．they can be dangerusD．they can burn a huse
58．When yu are ging t put ut a fire, yu ________.
A．must be carefulB．shuld keep air away frm it
C．must knw it is dangerusD．must be careful with matches
59．We must be careful with fire, r it ________.
A．will dieB．will warm ur husesC．might burn usD．wn’t help us
60．Which f the fllwing is the main idea f this passage?
A．Fire can help peple in many ways.B．Fire can be bth helpful and dangerus.
C．Fire can burn things and peple.D．We must be careful with matches.
Here cmes autumn! It is the third seasn f the year. In China, autumn arrives arund September. It is still a little warm, but it gets clder and clder. The days als get shrter and shrter. The leaves n the trees begin t turn yellw and red. The air is fresh. It’s a great seasn fr kids t play utside. What d children d in autumn in different cuntries?
In China, students ften have an autumn picnic. Usually, they g t an amusement park（游乐场）r ut int nature. Fr example, kids in Shenzhen like t climb muntains in Nanshan. Mst children als like t play games with their classmates, like sccer.
Japanese students ften g hiking with their parents r classmates when the leaves are red and yellw. It is a perfect way t get exercise. Muntain climbing in nice weather is als a gd chice.
Fr mst children in the US, biking is a gd autumn activity. Take a muntain bike ride and yu can find new rads. Playing in leaf piles(堆) is ppular, t. Kids jump nt a leaf pile. They are happy t see the clrful leaves fly all arund. They als make leaf rain. It’s all a lt f fun.
In the UK, schl kids lve t camp utside with their parents. They make fd ver the fire and tell ghst stries.
61．What is autumn like in China?
A．The weather is ht.
B．The nights get lnger and lnger.
C．All the leaves n the trees turn green.
D．It’s a great seasn fr children t stay inside.
62．What d Chinese students lve ding?
①ging t an amusement park ②ging ut int nature
③swimming ④skiing
A．①②B．②④C．①②③D．①②③④
63．What des the underlined wrd “perfect” in the third paragraph mean?
A．imprtantB．greatC．healthyD．difficult
64．What can we knw frm the last tw paragraph?
A．Kids in the US and UK enjy hiking.
B．Schl kids in the UK like camping utside with their classmates.
C．Playing in leave piles is ppular with American children.
D．Children in the UK are nt interested in telling ghst stries.
65．What can be the best title fr the text?
A．Trees in autumn.B．The fur seasns.
C．Kids in different cuntries.D．Kids’ favrite autumn activities.
Being utging is gd fr yur life. Thse wh are mre utging like t meet lts f peple and have mre fun in life. In fact, being utging is nt s hard as yu think. Even shy peple can be utging.
Yu can start becming utging with yur best friend. But the difficulty cmes when yu meet strangers r new friends. Smile mre, and usually they will return yur smile. In this way, yu may have mre talks. Start a talk, and just a simple. “Hell!” r “Hw is it ging?” is a gd start. If yu want t make interesting talks, yu shuld read news in newspapers and prepare yur views (看法), r surf the Internet fr new infrmatin and then keep them in mind.
The easiest way t becme mre utging is t g ut. This is als the mst imprtant step. Gt a park, beach, club, party r any ther place that yu think can be fun.
66．Yu shuld start t be utging with ________.
A．yur parentsB．yur teachersC．yur best friendD．yur new friend
67．The easiest way t becme mre utging is ________.
A．talkingB．smilingC．playingD．ging ut
68．The underlined wrd “they” refers t (指的是) ________.
A．strangers r new friendsB．yur best friend
C．lts f pepleD．yurself
69．Which is NOT the writer’s idea?
A．Being utging is really difficult.
B．Being utging is gd fr yur life.
C．Being utging helps peple have mre fun.
D．Being utging with strangers is nt easy.
70．We may read the passage in ________.
A．a diaryB．a strybkC．a magazineD．an advertisement (广告)
If yu have prblems describing peple, dn’t wrry! We’ll use sme mvie characters t help yu learn sme useful wrds.
71．Accrding t the films, ________ always helps friends.
A．BuddyB．WdyC．MirandaD．Mr. White
72．The directr f The Devil Wears Prada is ________.
A．David FrankelB．Niki CarC．David BerenbaumD．Jhn Lasserter
73．If a persn has a natural ability t d smething well, it means that the persn is ________.
A．naiveB．demandingC．talentedD．lyal
74．Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
A．Buddy thinks New Yrk is a nice city.B．Cach White is very talented in running.
C．When Andy grws up, Wdy leaves him.D．It’s very difficult t make Miranda happy.
75．The text is abut ________.
A．useful wrds t describe pepleB．funny characters in the films
C．new films fr kids t watchD．famus directrs in the wrld
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Are yu t shy?
Are yu shy smetimes? The answer frm 16-year-ld Liu Yuexian is “Yes”. “When my teacher asked me t cme t the blackbard, I was t nervus t wrk ut the prblem,” said Liu. “I thught everyne was lking at me.”
D yu feel the same as Liu? Experts have fund that mre than 80 per cent f middle schl students feel afraid t be the centre f attentin. Shyness means feeling frightened when yu’re arund ther peple. Sme kids are brn shy. Sme becme shy later because f their life experiences. It’s OK if it takes yu a while t feel yurself again when yu g t a new place r meet new peple.
In fact, everybdy gets a little shy smetimes. It’s just a case f hw much. Mst peple have red faces and talk in brken sentences when they get shy. But sme becme s shy that they wn’t g t a restaurant because they are t nervus t rder and pay fr their fd. Sme are afraid f meeting new peple, s they seldm g utside. This kind f shyness can be bad fr a persn.
If shyness desn’t stp yu frm ding smething yu want t d, being shy isn’t a very big prblem. Sme experts say shy peple are smarter because they think mre and talk less. Shy peple are als gd at wrking with thers because they think mre fr ther peple. Yu see, being shy isn’t all bad. But remember nt t let gd pprtunities pass yu by just because f it. If yu have t sing a sng at a birthday party r practise spken English in frnt f thers, just d it! There’s nthing t be afraid f.
76．________ f middle schl students feel afraid t be the centre f attentin.
A．Less than 80%B．Mre than 80%C．Less than 60%D．All
77．What des the underlined wrd “frightened” mean?
A．兴奋的B．勇敢的C．自信的D．害怕的
78．What can we learn frm the third paragraph?
A．Shyness can’t stp yu frm ding smething yu want t d.
B．Being shy isn’t a very big prblem.
C．If shyness stps yu frm ding smething yu want t d, it is bad fr yu.
D．All kinds f shyness are gd fr yu.
79．Why are shy peple smarter accrding t sme experts?
A．Because they are gd at wrking.
B．Because they think less and talk mre.
C．Because they think mre and talk less.
D．Because they can speak in frnt f thers.
80．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．Shyness is bad fr everyne.
B．Shyness is nt all bad and we shuld be brave.
C．Shyness is gd fr everyne.
D．We shuld practise spken English by urselves.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Can talent shws save music?
Mst peple dn’t knw the name f the champin f Hunan TV’s 2003 Super By, which is cnsidered China’s first cmmercialized TV music talent shw. In the last 10 years, music talent shws have becme ne f the mst celebrated frms f TV entertainment in China.
Talent shws like The Vice f China, The X Factr, Chinese Idl, and Super By are bmbarding TV audiences.
Apart frm prviding entertainment, these shws als reflect the cuntry’s cultural and scietal transfrmatin as it strides tward mdernity. But despite their cmmercial success, experts are skeptical as t the ptential f TV music talent shws t bst the cuntry’s struggling music industry.
Transfrmed culture
Zheng Xin, a prfessr at the Schl f Jurnalism & Cmmunicatin at Nanjing University, says a grassrts-riented rather than elite-based culture is emerging in China. While individuality and persnal pinins are nw tlerated and celebrated, audiences still yearn fr a cllective recgnitin f their wn identity.
“The ppularity f music talent shws is inevitable in an era in which audiences seek ut ‘idls’ with a similar scial backgrund t their wn,” says Zheng.
Lu Gang, a prfessr in Chinese literature at East China Nrmal University, agrees.
“When participants wh belng t the same class as them take the sptlight and succeed, it resnates with mass audiences.”
Lu adds that the new generatin is changing its attitude tward shwing ff talents, which is als fueling the phenmenn. Chinese tend t be shy and are reluctant t demnstrate their talents due t a traditinal value f humbleness. But recent decades have witnessed an increasing willingness amng yung Chinese t shw ff their talents, highlight their individuality and be unique.
Wu Mchu, fr example, frm 2012’s The Vice f China expressed strng willingness t shw ff her talent n stage.
“We are entering an era in which the demnstratin f talents can be cnsumed like a prduct,” says Lu.
Trubled industry
Accrding t the Chngqing Ecnmic Times, mre than 22 music talent shws are scheduled n varius TV statins acrss the cuntry this summer. Beijing Yuth Daily reprted recently that The Vice f China, bradcast by Zhejiang Satellite TV, has generated mre than 100 millin yuan in net prfits since the shw cmpleted airing last year, mstly thrugh cncerts and cmmercials.
But Shen Lihui, president f Mdern Sky, a recrd cmpany, desn’t think the bming business f music talent shws is a cure fr the music industry, which has lng been haunted by a lack f innvatin and unequal prfit distributin.
“Music is nthing mre than a platfrm, r a tl, fr entertainment,” says Shen. “These shws are nt helping t fundamentally tackle the prblems in China’s music industry.”
Wang Lei, a veteran music prducer and critic, warns f the risks entailed in TV music talent shws.
“N matter what frm they take, talent shws are just shws at the end f the day,” Wang tld Beijing Daily recently. “The mnply f TV statins in signing and marketing artists is suffcating the industry.”
Sng Ke, a renwned music prducer, acknwledges these prblems but als believes that music talent shws are pushing the industry in a new directin. While recrd cmpanies d nt have the financial resurces t prmte new artists, TV music talent shws have becme an alternative fr discvering new talents.
81．________is cnsidered China’s first cmmercialized TV music talent shw.
A．The Vice f ChinaB．The X Factr
C．Chinese IdlD．2003 Super By
82．Accrding t Zheng Xin, ________ is emerging in China.
A．grassrts-riented cultureB．elite-based culture
C．traditinal cultureD．music industry
83．Why are music talent shws ppular?
A．Because ‘idls’ in the shws are talented.
B．Because ‘idls’ in the shws are as rich as the public.
C．Because ‘idls’ in the shws resnate with the public.
D．Because ‘idls’ in the shws are reluctant t demnstrate their talents.
84．The underlined wrd “reluctant” means________.
A．乐意的B．不情愿的C．开心的D．传统的
85．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．The authr’s pinin n music talent shws.
B．Sme pinins n films.
C．Sme pinins n music talent shws.
D．The advantages f music talent shws.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
A faster generatin
Have yu heard f 5G? It is the fifth generatin f mbile netwrk technlgy. These new netwrks are just arund the crner.
China just issued cmmercial licenses fr 5G n June 6. This means that China’s telecm cmpanies will sn be able t ffer 5G netwrks fr mbile phne users.
Each mbile netwrk generatin is faster and mre pwerful than the ne befre it. 1G let us talk t each ther. 2G let us send messages. 3G gave us data and the internet. And 4G made all f these things faster. What’s special abut 5G?
5G has a very shrt delay between sending and receiving infrmatin. Nw, 4G takes abut 100 t 200 millisecnds t send and receive data. But 5G will get it dwn t 1 millisecnd r less – this is almst real-time.
This big change will nt nly make ur mbile internet faster. It will als deeply change ur lives. Read n t find ut hw.
5G + entertainment
5G netwrks are abut 100 times faster than 4G. This means yu can dwnlad a mvie in secnds using 5G.
Als, VR games will becme mre ppular with 5G. The shrt delay f 5G will make the games feel even mre real.
5G + transprtatin
5G will als bring us safer self-driving cars. These cars can send signals t each ther. They als “talk” t traffic lights and rad sensrs. 5G will allw cars t react even faster than human drivers.
5G + smart hmes
5G als makes the Internet f Things pssible. IT is a large netwrk that cnnects everything t the internet. Smart hmes are part f it.
Fr example, yur taster culd autmatically start making breakfast after yur alarm rings. And if its sensr feels the air becming dry, a smart sprinkler culd water yur plants by itself.
86．What des the underlined phrase “arund the crner” mean?
A．在不远处B．陨落C．即将诞生D．重生
87．China issued cmmercial licenses fr 5G n________.
A．MayB．JuneC．JulyD．August
88．________was mainly used t give us data and the internet.
A．1GB．2GC．3GD．4G
89．Which f the fllwing is true accrding t the passage?
A．Each mbile netwrk generatin is slwer than the ne befre it.
B．4G can send and receive data in real-time.
C．5G can be applied in varius fields f life.
D．Self-driving cars are the safest.
90．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．5G in ur lives.
B．The differences frm 1G t 5G.
C．Sme new technlgies.
D．The disadvantages f 5G.
Befre we uplad a pht f urselves t scial media, like WeChat, we’ll use an app t smth ur skin, make ur eyes lk bigger, and give us lnger eyelashes and fuller lips. With a cuple f tuches n ur mbile phne, we’re able t present the best pictures f urselves t thers.
Hwever, the prblem is, when we simply edit ur imperfectins（瑕疵）away, we’re als changing the way we lk at ur urselves. （1）.
Last mnth, researchers frm the US Bstn University published an article Selfies—Living in the Era f Filtered（滤镜）Phtgraphs. The article listed the bad effects f pht editing n peple and the pssibility t cause appearance wrries. （2）.
The researchers think that these apps make it difficult t tell between reality and fantasy（虚幻）. “These apps allw ne t change his r her appearance in minutes and fllw an unrealistic standard f beauty,” the article says. （3）.
In the past, peple might cmpare their lks t thse wh were famus that time. But fr tday’s yung peple, beauty standards are mst likely set by what they see n scial media. “Frm birth, they are brn int an age f scial platfrms, and their feelings are cnnected t hw gd they lk,” a British dctr Esch said.
（4）“Nw yu’ve gt the cmparisn f yur real self t fake self that yu present n scial media,” Renee Engeln, a prfessr at Nrthwestern University, tld the HuffPst website. He further pinted ut that when peple spend t much time cmparing with thers, they may becme “beauty sick” and find it difficult t accept what they actually lk like.
S when we lk in a real mirrr, we shuldn’t think t urselves, “D I lk as gd as myself in the Beauty Cam（美颜）?” Instead, we shuld think, “I feel gd. I have my health.”
91．What may peple d befre they present the best f themselves n scial media?
A．Wearing false eyelashes.B．Redding their lips befre ging ut.
C．Using apps t edit phts.D．Smthing their skin in the mrning.
92．Where shuld we put the sentence “This is why many yung peple suffer an appearance wrries when it cmes t hw they really lk.”?
A．（4）B．（3）C．（2）D．（1）
93．Wh did peple use t cmpare their lks t?
A．Famus peple.B．Peple wh they see n scial media.
C．Family members.D．Their friends.
94．Which f the fllwing is right accrding t the passage?
A．Everybdy lks as gd as himself in the Beauty Cam.
B．These apps make it easy t tell between reality and fantasy.
C．The article listed the bad and gd effects f pht editing n peple.
D．Peple tday pay mre attentin n hw gd they lk than in the past.
95．What did the authr write this passage fr?
A．T call n peple t care mre abut appearance.
B．T call n peple nt t use apps n mbile phnes.
C．T call n peple t spend t much time cmparing with thers.
D．T call n peple t learn smething mre imprtant than appearance.
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Time fr family
One f my mst memrable (难忘的) vacatins tk place n a farm.
When I was a by, my parents and I traveled frm New Yrk City t the cuntryside fr a weeklng taste f rural life. We stayed in a guesthuse n a farm, jining in the daily rutines (日常事务) and eating meals with the farmer and his family.
We gt up early t see the cws as they were milked. I even tried my hand at milking ne, then jined the farmer as he released the cws int the field afterward. Later, while my parents busied themselves with farm chres, I helped feed the ther animals, then played with the farmer’s kids.
Decades later I still have vivid memries f that trip and f experiencing a lifestyle different frm my wn. It made me realize the value f a vacatin, f seeing new things, meeting new peple and sharing memrable experiences with family members.
T this day I still cnsider that family trip when I plan my apprach t taking time ff with my wife and kids. Vacatins are a time fr resting and cnnecting. As a bank manager, I spend much f my wrkday encuraging my custmers t save their mney. One f the reasns I give is that we shuld all have enugh fr a family vacatin every year. In ur busy lives, family is what we shuld be saving ur mney, and time fr.
Fr my family, ur vacatins start when we begin planning the trips. We talk abut destinatins and ur budget ahead f time. Amng the things we discuss: Can we save mney by renting a huse instead f spending six nights in a htel? Wuld it be better t buy grceries and ck fr urselves rather than eat ut every night?
Invlving the kids in planning the vacatin makes sure that they have a great vacatin t. While I prefer t visit histrical sites and museums, they lve t fish and swim. S I build in sme relaxatin time s that the vacatin wrks fr everyne.
Each year, setting aside vacatin time t spend tgether is especially imprtant t us. A relaxing envirnment pens the drs t all kinds f cnversatins—deep, silly, meaningful. There’s n pressure frm the usual everyday tasks.
This is the ne week a year when I dn’t care whether my kids cleaned their rm r did the dishes. What matters that week is that everyne is having a great time.
96．The authr’s family stayed in a________ n a farm fr a weeklng taste f rural life.
A．greenhuseB．htel
C．yardD．guesthuse
97．What des the authr d?
A．He is a teacher.B．He is a bank manager.
C．He is a farmer.D．He is a guide.
98．The authr thinks that________.
A．we shuld spend much mney
B．we shuld dnate mney
C．we shuld save mney fr family vacatins
D．we shuld depsit all mney in the bank
99．What des the underlined wrd “budget” mean?
A．交通工具B．预算
C．美食D．时间
100．Frm the passage, we can learn that________.
A．setting aside vacatin time t spend with family every year is imprtant
B．making mre mney is imprtant
C．saving mre mney fr shpping is imprtant
D．the authr didn’t have great time when he was yung
Naive
Meaning: If smene is naive, they have little experience and believe gd things will always happen.
Example: In the film Elf, Buddy is a naive persn wh grws up with elves(精灵). One day, he ges t New Yrk City but finds things very different there.
Directr(导演): David Berenbaum
Lyal
Meaning: If yu’re lyal, yu always help a persn in a grup and act hnestly.
Example: In the film Ty Stry 3, Wdy is lyal t his friends and wner, Andy. He stays with Andy, even when Andy grws up and ges t cllege.
Directr: Jhn Lasseter
Demanding
Meaning: If smene is demanding, he r she is nt easily satisfied(满意) r pleased.
Example: In the film The Devil Wears Prada. Miranda is very demanding. She wrks very hard, and expects thers t d the same. And she’s always nt satisfied with the things that thers d.
Directr: David Frankel
Talented
Meaning: If yu’re talented, yu have a natural ability t d smething well.
Example: In the film McFarland, USA, cach White finds sme talented runners in his PE class. He frms a crss-cuntry grup that races against ther schls.
Directr: Niki Car
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