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2022 ᪥ὶὶὃ ⚪Iᔁ⌱⚪ᑖᑖ ᐳ ⁚!"ᑖ30ᑖ#⚪$!ᐜ&'ᫀ᪗ᙠᔁ+-.ᑁ0123!4&ᨵ ᑖ6Ḅ$8&ᔁ+Ḅ'ᫀ9:ᙠ'⚪ᓱ+⁚ᐳ5<⚪;><⚪L5ᑖ!"ᑖ7.5ᑖ ?☢5ABC>ABC3ᨵD<⚪!E⚪ᡠGḄAஹBஹCID⌱⚗⌱KᨬM⌱⚗ N>ABC3,4Pᨵ10Q6Ḅ$8ᩭS'ᨵᐵ<⚪U▅W?<⚪>ABCXWYZHowmuchisthetheshirt?A.£19.15B.£9.18C.£9.15'ᫀ[Co1.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Havesomefood.B.Calltherestaurant.C.Pickupthedeliveryinperson.2.Whatcoloristhelightrightnow?A.Yellow.B.Red.C.Green.3.Howmuchdoesastudentticketcost?A.10dollars.B.5dollars.C.3dollars.4.Wherearethespeakers?A.InItaly.B.InGermany.C.InSouthAfrica.5.Whendidthemanseeevidenceofthefire?A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Atnight.\⁚ᐳ15<⚪;><⚪1.5ᑖ!"ᑖ22.5ᑖ ?☢5ABCᡈ^_>ABCᡈ^_3ᨵ`D<⚪!E⚪ᡠGḄAஹBஹCID⌱⚗⌱KᨬM⌱⚗ N>ABCᡈ^_a!4&ᨵ$8▅WᔜD<⚪!><⚪5Q6; N3!ᔜ<⚪&GK5Q6Ḅc'$8>ABCᡈ^_W Y 6Aᩞᧇ!S'6ஹ7⚪6.Wheredidthemanknowaboutthenews?A.OnTV.B.Fromafriend.C.Inthenewspfer.7.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthediscovery?A.Interested.B.Surprised.C.Worried.
1 7Aᩞᧇ!S'8h10⚪8.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Theopeningofanewcompany.B.Theconstructionplanofabridge.C.Thedevelopmentplanoftheirbusiness.9.Howmuchdidthecompanymakein2019?A.$400thousand.B.$500thousand.C.$1500thousand.10.Inwhichmonthisthebridgesupposedtoopen?A.April.B.November.C.December. 8Aᩞᧇ!S'11h13⚪11.Whowillmoveoutoftheman'shousenextyear?A.Hissister.B.Hisparents.C.Hisgrandparents.12.Whichschooldoesthemanwanttostudyin?A.UniversityofFlorida.B.TheUniversityofAlabama.C.UniversityofCalifornia.13.Whatdoesthemanwanttostudy?A.Chemistry.B.Math.C.Biology. 9Aᩞᧇ!S'14h17⚪14.Whafstherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Acouple.B.Co-workers.C.Brotherandsister.15.WhathappenedtoStephanie?A.Shequitherjob.B.Sherecentlygotanewjob.C.Shewasfiredfromherjob.16.Whatdoesthemandoforaliving?A.Hefixescars.B.Heworksinabank.C.Heteachesstudents.17.Whatdoesthewomanthinkaboutchangingcareers?A.Ifsawiseidea.B.It'sunnecessaryatpresent.C.It?stoolateforhertotrysomethingnew. 10Aᩞᧇ!S'18h20⚪
218.WhatinterestedWaltDisneyaboutClarenceNash?A.Hisappearance.B.Hischaracter.C.Hisvoice.19WhatdoweknowaboutDonaldDuck?A.Hehad8nephews.B.Hewasbad-tempered.C.HewasnotaspopularasMickyMouse.20.WhendidClarenceNashstopmakingnewcartoons?A.Inthe1950s.B.Inthe1960s.C.Inthe1980s.\ᑖ▅Wᳮjᐳ ⁚!"ᑖ50ᑖ⁚ᐳ15<⚪;><⚪2.5ᑖ!"ᑖ37.5ᑖ▅W?ᑡlᦻ!E>⚪ᡠGḄAஹBஹCஹDnD⌱⚗!⌱KᨬM⌱⚗!oᙠ'⚪ᓱ+&p⚗:qADogareman'sbestfriend.Ifyouplanonbuyingadog,trytoputinalittlebitofresearch.Youwillfindoutthatthereareplentyofdogbreedsrstochoosefrom,butsomearemoreexpensivethanothers.Notjustintermsoftheprice,butalsogroomingtᳮandmedicalexpenses.Inthislist,wewillcoverthemostexpensivedogbreedsintheworldthatyoucanbuy.We'llevenincludethedog'spricetag,washingexpenses,andaveragehealthcarecosts.KerryBlueTerrierWithapriceat$600,thisdogmightbeinexpensive.However,duetotheirmanyhealthconcerns,healthcarecostscanreachupto$7,000.Iftakengoodcareof,theycanliveupto15years.GreatDaneTheGreatDanebreedisabigdogwithanaveragepriceof$800,Thisbreedhasalifeexpectancy▲of7to10years.Theaveragehealthcarecostsareexpectedtobearound$7100.BerneseMountainDogThepurchasepriceforoneofthesehuge120-pounddogsisaround$800.Thisbreedhasmanyhealthconcernswhichwillcostyouaround$6,500..GermanShepherdKnownfortheirclevernessasasheepherder,thepriceforoneisaround$800.Althoughtheycanliveforupto13years,theirhealthcarecostsupto$20,500.Whatcausestheirhealthcaretobesoexpensiveistreatingcommonhealthconditions.
31.WhatisimportanttoalifelengthofaKerryBlueTerrier?A.Goodcare.B.Enoughfood.C.Properexercise.D.Dailycompanion.2.WhatisspecialaboutGermanShepherd?A.Itcoststhemosttocare.B.Itisthecheapesttoget.C.Itcanliveupto15years..D.Itisthestrongestdog.3.Whichwouldyoubuyifyouwanttospendlessthan$7,500,includinghealthcarecost?A.GreatDane.B.GermanShepherd.C.KerryBlueTerrier.D.BerneseMountainDog.BDoctorssayyouhadbetteruseitbeforeyouloseit.Themoreyousiteachday,themorechanceyouhaveofgettingsick.RichardRosenkranzofKansasStateUniversitywasamongtheresearchers.Hesaidpeoplewhosatforlongperiodswereatgreatriskofdiseaseswhencomparedwiththosewhosatless.Hesaidthatwasespeciallytrueforsomechronic᠒ឋḄdiseases.RichardRosenkranzstudiedtherelationshipbetweensittingandchronicdiseasesinmiddle-agedAustralianmen.HeworkedwithresearchersfromtheUniversityofWesternSydney.Theyexaminedthehealthrecordsofmorethan63,000menfromNewSouthWales.Themenwerebetweentheagesof45and65.Themenreportedaboutwhatdiseasestheyhad,ordidnothave.Andtheykeptrecordoftheamountoftimeeachdaythattheysat.Thestudyalsoshowedthatexercisingeverymorningfor30minutesdidnotreducethehealthriskifyouspendthenexteighthourssittingatthedesk.Mr.Rosenkranzsaiditwasimportanttomakesureyouexercise.Buthesaiditwasalsoimportanttofindwaysnottositsomuchduringtheday.Manyjobstodayrequiresittingandworkingatthedeskallday.JamesLevineworksattheMayoClinicintheUnitedSates.Hesuggestsworkingwhilestandingathightablesomeofthetimeinsteadofsittingatadesk.Dr.Levinealsosuggestsstandingwhileusingthetelephoneoreating.Orheadviseswalkingwiththepeopleyouworkwithforanon-fbotmeeting.Andhenotesthatifyouspendmoretimeonyourfeet,youmayhavemuscleactivitythathelpsburnfatsandsugarsinyourbody.4.Theunderlinedsentenceinthefirstparagraphimpliesthat.A.doctorsshouldtreatallthepatientswellB.doctorsshouldmakeuseofeverymethodC.oneshouldvaluehishealthbeforehelosesitD.oneshoulddependonhimselftokeephealthy5.HowdidRichardRosenkranzmakethestudy?
4A.Byexaminingsomerecordsandreports.B.Bymakingsomelaboratoryexperiments.C.Bytalkingwiththedoctorsandpatients.D.Bywatchingthemen'sdailyperformance.6.AccordingtoDr.Levine,inordertoavoidtheharmoflong-timesitting,oneshould.A.exercisemoreoftenB.changehisjobC.stayawayfromthedeskD.standorwalkmore7.Wheredoesthistextprobablycomefrom?A.AfashionmagazineB.AhealthmagazineC.AbiologytextbookD.AlifeguideCUsingaraisedeyebroworsmile,peoplewithspeechorphysicaldisabilitiescannowoperatetheirAndroid-poweredsmartphoneswithoutusingtheirhands,GooglesaidonThursday.Twonewtoolsputmachinelearningandfront-facingcamerasonsmartphonestowork,identifyingfaceandeyemovements.Userscanlookattheirphonescreensandselectataskbysmiling,raisingeyebrows,openingtheirmouths,orlookingtotheleft,rightorup.TheCentersforDiseaseControlandPreventionstatesthat61millionadultsintheUnitedStateslivewithdisabilities,whichhaspushedGoogle,AppleandMicrosofttomakeproductsandservicesmoreaccessibletothem.“Everyday,peopleusevoiceinstructions,like4HeyGoogle',ortheirhandstooperatetheirphonesJthetechgiantGooglesaidinablogpost."However,that'snotalwayspossibleforpeoplewithseriousphysicalorspeechdisabilities.^^Thechangesaretheresultoftwonewfeatures:Oneiscalled"CameraSwitches"!whichletspeopleusetheirfacesinsteadoftapstointeractwithsmartphones.TheotherisProjectActivate,anewAndroidapplicationwhichallowspeopletousethosegesturestostartanaction,likehavingaphoneplayarecordedphrase,sendtext,ormakeacall.ThefreeActivateappisavailableinAustralia,Britain,CanadaandtheUnitedStatesattheGooglePlayStore.Apple,GoogleandMicrosofthavekeptrollin'outinventionsthatmakeInternettechnologymoreaccessibletopeoplewithdisabilitiesorwhofindthatagehasmadesometasks,suchasreading,moredifficult.Voice-instructeddigitalassistantsbuiltintospeakersandsmartphonescanenablepeoplewithsightormovement
5challengestotellcomputerswhattodo.Thereissoftwarethatidentifiestextonwebpagesorinimagesandthenreadsitaloud,aswellasautomaticgenerationofcaptionsthatdisplaywhatissaidinvideos.Applebuilt“AssistiveTouch“intothesoftwarepoweringitssmartwatches.Itletstouchscreendisplaysbecontrolledbysensingmovementssuchasfingerpinchesorhandclenches.8.Whatisthemainroleofthetwonewtools?A.Takingsharperphotographswithaphone.B.Usingsmartphoneswithfacegestures.C.Curingpeople'sspeechorphysicaldisabilities.D.Increasingthefunofplayingwithsmartphones.9.WhatdoweknowabouttheProjectActivateapp?A.It'ssoldatahighprice.B.It'smainlyusedtosendtexts.C.It'sinstructedbyvoice.D.It'sbeingusedinafewcountries.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"rollingout“inParagraph5probablymean?APickingout.B.Referringto.C.Bringingout.D.Reactingto.11.Whafstheauthor'spurposeinwritingthelastparagraph?A.TopromoteAndroid-poweredsmartphones.B.Toencouragemoremovementssuitableforthedisabled.C.Toexplaintheproblemsdisabledsmartphoneusershave.D.Tointroducesomeotherinventionsbenefitingthedisabled.DChinesetraditionalpaintinganddancearetwovitalpartsoftheartworld.Butwhataboutwhentheymeeteachother?Thisyear,adancedramatitledPoeticDance:TheJourneyofaLegendaryLandscapePainting xyzᓃ☘}~wasstagedonCCTV'sSpringFestivalGalaandbecameahit.AccordingtoCCTV,thispoeticdanceprogramwasinspiredbythe900-year-oldChinesepaintingAPanoramaofRiversandMountains xᓟ~.CreatedbySongDynastypainterWangXimengatabout18,thepaintingisamazinginitshugesize,richcolorationandtheexpressivedetails,reportedCCTV.ItshowsaChineseblue-greenlandscape:"mountainsandgroupingsofinfiniteriseandfallbetweencloudlessskyandripplingwater".Whenthedancersmovedelegantly,audiencesseemedtobelookingatthemovingmountainsandrivers."Itbringsmeapureexperienceofbeauty.Itisnotonlyadramabutalsoan4exhibition\Vastmountainsandriversarecoiningtolifb!”InternetuserMoWeishawroteinareview.44Morethanathousandyearslater,greenmountainsandriversstillwowpeopleastheydidlongago.^^
6Somepeopleevendecidedtowatchthedanceagainwhenitwasstagedinthetheaterslater.Infact,inrecentyears,moreandmoremodemshowspayattentiontoChinesetraditionalcultureandhavereceivedwarmwelcome.Asforwhy,itisduetopeople'sgreatlovefortraditionalculture.“Theyoungergenerationshavegrownupwithamoreopenmindset.TheyhugChinesecultureandareproudofit."YaoWei,directorofHenanTVStation'sInnovationCenter,toldChinaDaily.12.WhatisthefunctionofparagraphIinthepassage?A.Topresentacommonphenomenon.B.Toaskreaders'aquestion.C.Todescribetheartworld.D.Tointroducethetopic.13.WhatcanwelearnaboutthepaintingAPanoramaofRiversandMountainsfromthetext?A.Itwaspaintedinseveralbrightcolors.B.Itshowsnaturalbeautyvividly.C.Itwascreatedoverathousandyearsago.D.Itisofsmallsizebutincludesgreatdetails.14.WhyareshowsaboutChinesetraditionalculturebecomingpopularaccordingtoYaoWei?A.Peoplearemoreopentotraditionalculture.B.Peoplearehappytoseenewformsofart.C.Chineseculturehasbeenspreadingaroundtheworld.D.Peoplehavegainedmoreaccesstotraditionalculture.15.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.PassionforChineseTraditionalArts.B.ArtComingAliveThroughDance.C.BeautyPresentedinPoeticDance.D.HighlightsinTraditionalChineseCulture.\⁚5<⚪;><⚪2.5ᑖ!"ᑖ12.5ᑖ᪷lᦻᑁ0!Elᦻ3Ḅ⌱⚗⌱Kᐭ_ḄᨬM⌱⚗⌱⚗ᨵ ⚗⌱⚗EveryoneknowsthatdentalhygieneᱛᏉisimportant.16However,askidsgrowupandobecomemoreindependent,it'seasiertoforgetaboutdentalhygiene.Formanyyoungpeople,themorningroutineincludesbrushingyourteethandeatingbreakfast.BethanyTistle,adentalhygienist,suggestsbrushingafteryoueat."17Onceafterbreakfast,andonce
7beforebed,^^shesays.BrushingaftermealsgivesyouachancetoremovefoodthatcouldgetstuckbetweenyourteethFlossingᵨᱛᱛeverydayisalsoimportant.Manykidsmaywonderwhethertheyshoulduseamanualoranelectrictoothbrush.18"Ithasabuilt-in,two-minutetimer,whichkeepsyoubrushingtheproperamountoftimeJshesays,4<⚪1ᑖ!"ᑖ15ᑖ▅W?☢lᦻ!Elᦻ3ᔜ⚪ᡠGḄAஹBஹCஹDnD⌱⚗!⌱K¡ᐭ_ᜐḄᨬM⌱⚗!oᙠ'⚪ᓱ+&p⚗:qAseveryonegrows,theyrealizetherewillalwaysbesomeonewhoisbetter.Ilearnedthis21inthesecondyearinhighschool.TheshockthisexperiencebroughtwassogreatthatIfeltmypridewasleftonthesideoftheroadfordead.Thatwasallittook:oneyear,andoneperson22everything.HernameisJenny,whoalwaysraisedherhandandhadusefulcommentsabouteverything.Whenteachersneededchallengingproblemsanswered,they23her.Andifstudentsneededanswers,theywentlookingforher.Ididn'thateher,butIadmittedherpresence24me.Inthefirstyear,asamodel
8student,Iwasthepersoneveryone25andalltheteacherstrusted.Thenshecameoutof26!Wealsohadtwoclasses27ThereIgottoseewhateverybodythoughtofher.Whenanexamfinished,itbecamea28thatshegotthetopgradeanditdidn'tmattertomyclassmateswhetherIwasrightthere,29Ialsogotanexcellentgrade.Theywouldcrossadesertand30her!Iwasleftbeingdeniedmypresence.31,Ifeltlikenottryinganymore.Istoppedtryingtoputonashowbecausenoonewaswatchinganymore.Later,Ivolunteeredatthegraduationceremony.Shewascalledtomakea(n)32anddiscussedherdifficulties.Irealizedallherhardworkgotherthere,notherdesireto33.ItfinallyhitmethatJenny34theattentionshegot.Sheshowedmehowbigtheworldisandhow35aworldIusedtolivein.TildomybestbecauseIknowitwillpayoff.21.A.courseB.lessonC.planD.excuse22.A.provedB.rememberedC.changedD.confirmed23.A.calledonB.stoodforC.figuredoutD.foughtagainst24.A.surprisedB.amusedC.pleasedD.annoyed25.A.permittedB.missedC.noticedD.served26.A.somewhereB.nowhereC.everywhereD.anywhere27.A.firstB.againC.aloneD.together28.A.standardB.challengeC.factD.chance29.A.evenifB.asifC.onceD.since30.A.askB.convinceC.remindD.account31.A.ThreatenedB.ConfusedC.BoredD.Heartbroken32.A.decisionB.attemptC.speechD.appointment33.A.showoffB.takeoffC.giveupD.breakup34.A.lovedB.deservedC.neededD.escaped35.A.fantasticB.roundC.strangeD.small nᔁ⌱⚪ᑖᫀᑏᙠ⚪ᓱᑏᙠᔁᦔ ᑖ ᵨᐳ ⁚!"ᑖ30ᑖ #⁚ᐳ10$⚪;&$⚪1.5ᑖ,"ᑖ15ᑖ▅W?☢lᦻ!ᙠ_ᜐᐭ1D〉¤Ḅᓫ¦ᡈ§¨ᑁᓫ¦Ḅ©ª«ThefreshmanchallengeGoingfromjuniorhightoseniorhighisreallyabigchallengeforafreshmanandthefirstweekwasalittle
9confusing.FirstIhadtothink36(careful)aboutwhichcoursesIwantedtotake.Myheadteacherhelpedmechoosethesuitable37(one).IknowEnglish38(be)averydifficultcoursebutIwilltry39(I)besttobefluentwhenIgraduate.MumadvisedthatIshouldsignupforChineseliterature40Iamgoodat.Teacherssayonewaytoknowyourschoolwellandmakemorenewfriendsistojoin41cluborplayasport.Ourschoolofferschancestojoindifferentclubs.Ijoinedavolunteerclub.EveryWednesday,weworkatasoupkitchenandhandoutfoodto42(home)peopleinthecommunity.IknowIwillhavetostudyharder43aseniorhighschoolstudentandgetusedto44(be)responsibleforalotmore.Iamabitworriedaboutkeepingupwiththeotherstudentsinmyadvancedcourse.Still,Iamhappytobehere.45(study)hardisn'talwaysfun,butI'llbewellpreparedforuniversityorwhateverelsecomesinthefuture. (ᑖᑏ)(ᐳ ⁚!"ᑖ40ᑖ) ,⁚-ᵨᦻᑏ)("ᑖ15ᑖ)46. ᪥¬ᙠ+ U® $8¯K°±²ᛋ´!Gᐰ᪥¶·U¸¹ºᩭ»¼½ª ᪥¬©Ḅ±²¾¿! ᪥ᔣᐰ᪥¶·ÁÂjñ²ᛋ´ḄÄÅᎷ4ÈÉÊ![ËḄ ·°ᙠ!Ì4ᵨᔣ᪥ÍᑏÏᵯÑÒÓᑁ0⌕Õ?1.×ØᑏÙḄÚḄÛ2.ᑖ᪆ ᪥¬ÝᛋḄÞßoGKàáÛâã1.¦ᦪ80åæ!çᜮéGK!»êᐭ¦ᦪÛ2.〉¤ëìí⁚!¡îïᦻðñòὃ¦ó±²ᛋ´trafficjamÛ»¼n.inconvenienceDearheadmaster,IamLiHua,astudentfromSeniorOne.
10\⁚W3ôᑏ"ᑖ25ᑖ47.▅W?☢ᩞ•ᧇ!᪷ᐸᑁ0UᡠGA÷çᜮôᑏ A!îø᪀ᡂûNḄlᦻAGIFTFORGRANDPASummervacationwascoming.JackandhisbrotherBerlinwerefilledwithexcitementastheythoughtofvisitingtheirgrandparentsagain.Thebigdaycameatlast.Afterthehappyfamilygotready,theysetoutforthegrandparents9eagerly.Ontheway,thebrotherswereexcitedlytalkingaboutthefuntheyhadwithgrandparents.Alittlebluehousewithatallwhitechimneyfinallyappeared.BehindthepropertywastheforestcarryingtheirgoodmemorieswithGrandpa.Theyarrivedatthedriveway,attheendofwhichGrandmawaswaitingforthemjoyfully.JackandBerlineachgaveGrandmaabighugandthenswepttothelivingroom,shoutingexcitedly"Grandpa,weareback!^^Seeinghisgrandsons,Grandpawaswildwithjoyandtriedtogetupwithallhisstrengthfromthechairbutinvain.Ahelplessexpressionflashedonhisface.Grandmaexplainedthathishealthwasdecliningrapidlyandmaybecouldn'tstanduponhisownfbreveýButGrandpadeclaredstubbornly᎖ÿᙢ"Ican!^^Certainly,hewasstuckinhisboyishway.Mumandgrandparentswerehappytomeetagainafteralongtime.Theysattogetherandchattedaboutwhathappenedrecently.Thebrothersweresoonboredwithadultconversation,wentoutandwanderedintotheforest.Talltreesstretcheduptotheheavenswithlargebranchescrossingeachother,whileyoungonesrosestraightlikesoldiers.Grandpawasonceagreatexplorerfullofwisdom.Hecouldtellwherethebirdscamefromonlybytheircallsandsongs.Thetrees,birds,lizards,lotsofbugs...HowmanymerrymomentstheyspentwithGrandpainthekingdom!ButnowGrandpacouldn*tgetup.Thismadethemworried."We'dthinkoutawaytocheerhimup."Jacksaid."Grandpaisabirdlover,andwecancatchhimabird.^^Berlinsuggested."Buthehatesbirdsbeingcaged!”Jackshookhishead.ThenabrightideacametoJack'smind."Whynotmakeacaneᩤoutofayoungtree!”1.ᑏᦪ1502.ᢥᙠ⚪ᓱḄ !Berlinthoughtitwasagoodidea.
11JackandBerlinhandedthecanetoGrandpa./0ᫀ:1.B2.A3.B4.C5.B6.C7.A8.C9.B10.A11.A12.B13.A14.A15.C16.A17.C18.C19.B20.B
122022$%&'$()*+᪥ὶ.(/ὶὃ1'%234$56⚪&Iᔁ⌱9⚪:ᑖ&':ᑖ<=ᐳ?⁚Aᑖ30ᑖB⚪CᐜEᫀ᪗ᙠ6ᔁHIJᑁLMNOPEᨵ?ᑖRḄCSE6ᔁHḄᫀTUᙠ⚪ᓱH&'⁚ᐳ5V⚪;XV⚪L5ᑖAᑖ7.5ᑖ<☢5Z[\XZ[\Oᨵ']V⚪^⚪/ᡠ`ḄAஹBஹCb]⌱⚗/⌱dᨬf⌱⚗13<&7Zᩞᧇl&810⚪8.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Theopeningofanewcompany.B.Theconstructionplanofabridge.C.Thedevelopmentplanoftheirbusiness.9.Howmuchdidthecompanymakein2019?A.$400thousand.B.$500thousand.C.$1500thousand.10.Inwhichmonthisthebridgesupposedtoopen?A.April.B.November.C.December.<&8Zᩞᧇl&1113⚪11.Whowillmoveoutoftheman'shousenextyear?A.Hissister.B.Hisparents.C.Hisgrandparents.12.Whichschooldoesthemanwanttostudyin?A.UniversityofFlorida.B.TheUniversityofAlabama.C.UniversityofCalifornia.13.Whatdoesthemanwanttostudy?A.Chemistry.B.Math.C.Biology.<&9Zᩞᧇl&1417⚪14.Whafstherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Acouple.B.Co-workers.C.Brotherandsister.15.WhathappenedtoStephanie?A.Shequitherjob.B.Sherecentlygotanewjob.C.Shewasfiredfromherjob.16.Whatdoesthemandoforaliving?A.Hefixescars.B.Heworksinabank.C.Heteachesstudents.17.Whatdoesthewomanthinkaboutchangingcareers?A.Ifsawiseidea.B.It'sunnecessaryatpresent.C.It\toolateforhertotrysomethingnew.<&10Zᩞᧇl&1820⚪
1418.WhatinterestedWaltDisneyaboutClarenceNash?A.Hisappearance.B.Hischaracter.C.Hisvoice.19.WhatdoweknowaboutDonaldDuck?A.Hehad8nephews.B.Hewasbad-tempered.C.HewasnotaspopularasMickyMouse.20.WhendidClarenceNashstopmakingnewcartoons?A.Inthe1950s.B.Inthe1960s.C.Inthe1980s.&u:ᑖ▅pᳮᐳ?⁚Aᑖ50ᑖ&'⁚ᐳ15V⚪;XV⚪2.5ᑖAᑖ37.5ᑖ▅pᑡᦻ^X⚪ᡠ`ḄAஹBஹCஹD]⌱⚗/⌱dᨬf⌱⚗ᙠ⚪ᓱHE⚗UADogareman'sbestfriend.Ifyouplanonbuyingadog,trytoputinalittlebitofresearch.Youwillfindoutthatthereareplentyofdogbreedstochoosefrom,butsomearemoreexpensivethanothers.Notjustintermsoftheprice,butalsogroomingᳮandmedicalexpenses.Inthislist,wewillcoverthemostexpensivedogbreedsintheworldthatyoucanbuy.We'llevenincludethedog'spricetag,washingexpenses,andaveragehealthcarecosts.KerryBlueTerrierWithapriceat$600,thisdogmightbeinexpensive.However,duetotheirmanyhealthconcerns,healthcarecostscanreachupto$7,000.Iftakengoodcareof,theycanliveupto15years.GreatDaneTheGreatDanebreedisabigdogwithanaveragepriceof$800,Thisbreedhasalifeexpectancy MIPSof7to10years.Theaveragehealthcarecostsareexpectedtobearound$7,100.BerneseMountainDogThepurchasepriceforoneofthesehuge120-pounddogsisaround$800.Thisbreedhasmanyhealthconcernswhichwillcostyouaround$6,500..GermanShepherdKnownfortheirclevernessasasheepherder,thepriceforoneisaround$800.Althoughtheycanliveforupto13years,theirhealthcarecostsupto$20,500.Whatcausestheirhealthcaretobesoexpensiveistreatingcommonhealthconditions.
151.WhatisimportanttoalifelengthofaKerryBlueTerrier?A.Goodcare.B.Enoughfood.C.Properexercise.D.Dailycompanion.2.WhatisspecialaboutGermanShepherd?A.Itcoststhemosttocare.B.Itisthecheapesttoget.C.Itcanliveupto15years..D.Itisthestrongestdog.3.Whichwouldyoubuyifyouwanttospendlessthan$7,500,includinghealthcarecost?A.GreatDane.B.GermanShepherd.C.KerryBlueTerrier.D.BerneseMountainDog.ூᫀl.A2.A3.Dூ᪆ூᑖ᪆ᦻtᵨᦻᦻHᨬḄᒹᓬஹᏉ¡¢ᳮ£¤¥¦§¨Ḅ©ªூ1⚪«¬⁚ᳮ⚪᪷®KerryBlueTerrier:ᑖḄ“Iftakencareof,theycanliveupto15years. ¯᯿±²§¨³¥´ᑮ15¶”³¸¹²Ḅ᯿±[º»¼Ḅ¾ª¿ÀÁÂ⌕ᦑ⌱Aூ2⚪«¬⁚ᳮ⚪᪷®GermanShepherd:ᑖḄMAlthoughtheycanliveforupto13years,theirhealthcarecostsupto$20,500. ÅƧ¨³¥´ᑮ13%ǧ¨ḄÈᶭ¤ᵨ1Ê20,500Ëᐗ”³¸ÍᐸÏḄᏉ¡¢ᳮ ÐÑÒᱣÔḄ£¤tᨬ1Ḅᦑ⌱Aூ3⚪«¬⁚ᳮ⚪᪷®Ḅ¥¦Ꮙ¡¢ᳮ¤ᵨBerneseMountainDogḄÕ¤ᵨt7300Ëᐗtᨬḕ×Ḅᐸ§ḄiÐØ]1ᦑ⌱DBDoctorssayyouhadbetteruseitbeforeyouloseit.Themoreyousiteachday,themorechanceyouhaveofgettingsick.RichardRosenkranzofKansasStateUniversitywasamongtheresearchers.Hesaidpeoplewhosatforlongperiodswereatgreatriskofdiseaseswhencomparedwiththosewhosatless.Hesaidthatwasespeciallytrueforsomechronic᠒ឋḄdiseases.RichardRosenkranzstudiedtherelationshipbetweensittingandchronicdiseasesinmiddle-agedAustralianmen.HeworkedwithresearchersfromtheUniversityofWesternSydney.Theyexaminedthehealthrecordsofmorethan63,000menfromNewSouthWales.Themenwerebetweentheagesof45and65.Themenreported
16aboutwhatdiseasestheyhad,ordidnothave.Andtheykeptrecordoftheamountoftimeeachdaythattheysat.Thestudyalsoshowedthatexercisingeverymorningfor30minutesdidnotreducethehealthriskifyouspendthenexteighthourssittingatthedesk.Mr.Rosenkranzsaiditwasimportanttomakesureyouexercise.Buthesaiditwasalsoimportanttofindwaysnottositsomuchduringtheday.Manyjobstodayrequiresittingandworkingatthedeskallday.JamesLevineworksattheMayoClinicintheUnitedSates.Hesuggestsworkingwhilestandingathightablesomeofthetimeinsteadofsittingatadesk.Dr.Levinealsosuggestsstandingwhileusingthetelephoneoreating.Orheadviseswalkingwiththepeopleyouworkwithforanon-fbotmeeting.Andhenotesthatifyouspendmoretimeonyourfeet,youmayhavemuscleactivitythathelpsburnfatsandsugarsinyourbody.4.Theunderlinedsentenceinthefirstparagraphimpliesthat.A.doctorsshouldtreatallthepatientswellB.doctorsshouldmakeuseofeverymethodC.oneshouldvaluehishealthbeforehelosesitD.oneshoulddependonhimselftokeephealthy5.HowdidRichardRosenkranzmakethestudy?A.Byexaminingsomerecordsandreports.B.Bymakingsomelaboratoryexperiments.C.Bytalkingwiththedoctorsandpatients.D.Bywatchingthemen'sdailyperfbnnance.6.AccordingtoDr.Levine,inordertoavoidtheharmoflong-timesitting,oneshould.A.exercisemoreoftenB.changehisjobCstayawayfromthedeskD.standorwalkmore7.Wheredoesthistextprobablycomefrom?A.AfashionmagazineB.AhealthmagazineC.AbiologytextbookD.Alifeguideூᫀ4.C5.A6.D7.Bூ᪆ூᑖ᪆ᦻt'ÛÜÝᦻÞ⌕ÜÝßᙶáâãḄᏉ¡äåæçᙶḼé!ḄãųêëḄìíᡈîïூ4⚪«
17ðᳮᑨò⚪“Doctorssayyouhadbetteruseilbeforeyouloseit.”ȾÜPᨬ²ᙠᜫô§õzöᵨ§÷ᦻÞ⌕øùḄtßᙶáâᏉ¡úû/üýþÿᏉᨵᐵitᢣḄᏉᡠᨩᙠᜫᏉ⌕ Ꮙᦑ⌱Cூ5⚪"#%⁚ᳮ#⚪ᦻ)“Theyexaminedthehealthrecordsofmorethan63,000menfromNewSouthWales.Themenwerebetweentheagesof45and65.Themenreportedaboutwhatdiseasestheyhad,ordidnothave.”*+,-ᩭ/0ᓭ2345Ḅ63,00067ᵱ9ḄᏉ:;<=>ᙠ45?ᑮ65?A<BC-*ᨵᡈEᨵFGHIJKᵫMNRichardRosenkranzOG+,P<:;QBCᩭRSẆUḄᦑ⌱Aூ6⚪"#%⁚ᳮ#⚪ᦻ)“Hesuggestsworkingwhilestandingathightablesomeofthetimeinsteadofsittingatadesk.Dr.Levinealsosuggestsstandingwhileusingthetelephoneoreating.Orheadviseswalkingwiththepeopleyouworkwithforanon-footmeeting.”*VWᨵXYᙠZ[\]^_`ᙶᙠ[9Dr.LevinebVWᙠcᵨᵯᡈᔛgXYhᡈὅ*VWQjPk]^ḄPklmnoMN*VWp6ḄYhᡈSqᦑ⌱Doூ7⚪"#ᳮᑨ⚪sᦻt⌕uvḄwᙶxyᏉ)z{|}ᏉᨵᐵᵫM~ᦻMᩭ/Ꮙᩖᦑ⌱BCUsingaraisedeyebroworsmilepeoplewithspeechorphysicaldisabilitiescannowoperatetheirAndroid-poweredsmartphoneswithoutusingtheirhands,GooglesaidonThursday.Twonewtoolsputmachinelearningandfront-facingcamerasonsmartphonestowork,identifyingfaceandeyemovements.Userscanlookattheirphonescreensandselectataskbysmiling,raisingeyebrows,openingtheirmouths,orlookingtotheleft,rightorup.TheCentersforDiseaseControlandPreventionstatesthat61millionadultsintheUnitedStateslivewithdisabilities,whichhaspushedGoogle,AppleandMicrosofttomakeproductsandservicesmoreaccessibletothem.“Everyday,peopleusevoiceinstructions,like4HeyGoogle',ortheirhandstooperatetheirphones,thetechgiantGooglesaidinablogpost."However,thafsnotalwayspossibleforpeoplewithseriousphysicalorspeechdisabilities.”Thechangesaretheresultoftwonewfeatures:Oneiscalled"CameraSwitches'*whichletspeopleusetheirfacesinsteadoftapstointeractwithsmartphones.TheotherisProjectActivate,anewAndroidapplicationwhich
18allowspeopletousethosegesturestostartanaction,likehavingaphoneplayarecordedphrase,sendtext,ormakeacall.ThefreeActivateappisavailableinAustralia,Britain,CanadaandtheUnitedStatesattheGooglePlayStore.Apple,GoogleandMicrosofthavekeptrollineoutinventionsthatmakeInternettechnologymoreaccessibletopeoplewithdisabilitiesorwhofindthatagehasmadesometasks,suchasreading,moredifficult.Voice-instructeddigitalassistantsbuiltintospeakersandsmartphonescanenablepeoplewithsightormovementchallengestotellcomputerswhattodo.Thereissoftwarethatidentifiestextonwebpagesorinimagesandthenreadsitaloud,aswellasautomaticgenerationofcaptionsthatdisplaywhatissaidinvideos.Applebuilt<4AssistiveTouch>,intothesoftwarepoweringitssmartwatches.Itletstouchscreendisplaysbecontrolledbysensingmovementssuchasfingerpinchesorhandclenches.8.Whatisthemainroleofthetwonewtools?A.Takingsharperphotographswithaphone.B.Usingsmartphoneswithfacegestures.C.Curingpeople'sspeechorphysicaldisabilities.D.Increasingthefunofplayingwithsmartphones.9.WhatdoweknowabouttheProjectActivateapp?A.Ifssoldatahighprice.B.It'smainlyusedtosendtexts.C.Ifsinstructedbyvoice.D.It'sbeingusedinafewcountries.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"rollingout“inParagraph5probablymean?A.Pickingout.B.Referringto.C.Bringingout.D.Reactingto.11.What'stheauthor'spurposeinwritingthelastparagraph?A.TopromoteAndroid-poweredsmartphones.B.Toencouragemoremovementssuitableforthedisabled.C.Toexplaintheproblemsdisabledsmartphoneusershave.D.Tointroducesomeotherinventionsbenefitingthedisabled.ூᫀ8.B9.D10.C11.Dூ#᪆ூP~ᦻᦻt⌕-ᕜᨵᡈJḄᙠMOGkḝᡈᩭ^*Ḅᓩ_`ᵨᵨᦻ¡-ᐹḄ]ᐹcᵨ£¤¥ᐸ*P<ᨵ§¨JḄ©ூ8⚪"#%⁚ᳮ#⚪᪷«¬®“Twonewtoolsputmachinelearningandfront-facingcamerasonsmartphonestowork,identifyingfaceandeyemovements.Userscanlookattheirphonescreensandselectataskbysmiling,
19raisingeyebrows,openingtheirmouths,orlookingtotheleft,rightorup.¯°±0]ᐹ²³Ḅᘤµ¶Q·¹ᜮ©ᢵ^ᵨ¼½☢¿QÀ¿ÁÂᵨᡝMÄḼÆÇOGஹkḝஹÉᜧᘂÌஹᔣÎஹᔣÏᡈᔣ³Äᩭ⌱ÐÑÒÓ”MN°Õ0]ᐹḄt⌕^ᵨÖ×ᵨᡝcᵨØᨵ☢¿⊤ÚḄᦑ⌱Bூ9⚪"#%⁚ᳮ#⚪᪷«¬®)“ThefreeActivateappisavailableinAustralia,Britain,CanadaandtheUnitedStatesattheGooglePlayStore.¯ÛÜÝḄActivateÞᵨßàᙠáᜧᑭãஹäåஹæçᜧQèåḄPlayStore)éMcᵨÓ”MNActivateÞᵨßàᙠP<åêëcᵨᦑ⌱Dூ10⚪"#ìíî⚪᪷«ïðìñᦻainventionsthatmakeInternettechnologymoreaccessibletopeoplewithdisabilitiesorwhofindthatagehasmadesometasks,suchasreading,moredifficultvMNòóஹQô`õ0©²ö4ᡈ÷<©=>c▅ùúP<ÑÒûüpýþḄpÿ᧕ᵨὶᢈᦑ“”ᦑ⌱C[II⚪ᳮᑨ⚪᪷ ᨬ !"Apple,GoogleandMicrosofthavekeptrollingoutinventionsthatmakeInternettechnologymoreaccessibletopeoplewithdisabilitiesorwhofindthatagehasmadesometasks,suchasreading,moredifficult.Voice-instructeddigitalassistantsbuiltintospeakersandsmartphonescanenablepeoplewithsightormovementchallengestotellcomputerswhattodo.Thereissoftwarethatidentifiestextonwebpagesorinimagesandthenreadsitaloud,aswellasautomaticgenerationofcaptionsthatdisplaywhatissaidinvideos.Applebuilt"AssistiveTouch“intothesoftwarepoweringitssmartwatches.Itletstouchscreendisplaysbecontrolledbysensingmovementssuchasfingerpinchesorhandclenches4"#ஹ%&'()*+,-./012ᡈ45,678▅:;5<=>?@ABḄ1@D᧕ᵨὶᢈᑁFᙠHIᘤ'KLMNOḄPQᢣSᦪUVᳮWX.YZᡈ[\ᨵABḄ1^_ᵯᾯbcdeᨵf)gWXhi⚓ᡈkᱏOḄᦻUnᯠ ᜧIᨽ:nrWXs\tᡂUvnwSY⚣OḄᑁD"#y"AssistiveTouch"ᑁFᑮ{ᢝᐸKLM⊤Ḅ)gOWXMᢣᡈ;\ᩭᑴ᥎wS”Wnὅᑏᨬ !ḄḄᐸ5ᨵ/1Ḅ,-ᦑ⌱DDChinesetraditionalpaintinganddancearetwovitalpartsoftheartworld.Butwhataboutwhentheymeeteachother?Thisyear,adancedramatitledPoeticDance:TheJourneyofaLegendaryLandscapePainting ᓃ☘wasstagedonCCTV'sSpringFestivalGalaandbecameahit.AccordingtoCCTV,thispoeticdanceprogramwasinspiredbythe900-year-oldChinesepaintingAPanorama
20ofRiversandMountains ᓟ¢£¤k.CreatedbySongDynastypainterWangXimengatabout18,thepaintingisamazinginitshugesize,richcolorationandtheexpressivedetails,reportedCCTV.ItshowsaChineseblue-greenlandscape:''mountainsandgroupingsofinfiniteriseandfallbetweencloudlessskyandripplingwater”.Whenthedancersmovedelegantly,audiencesseemedtobelookingatthemovingmountainsandrivers."Itbringsmeapureexperienceofbeauty.Itisnotonlyadramabutalsoan'exhibition'.Vastmountainsandriversarecomingtolife!^^InternetuserMoWeishawroteinareview."Morethanathousandyearslater,greenmountainsandriversstillwowpeopleastheydidlongago.^^Somepeopleevendecidedtowatchthedanceagainwhenitwasstagedinthetheaterslater.Infact,inrecentyears,moreandmoremodernshowspayattentiontoChinesetraditionalcultureandhavereceivedwarmwelcome.Asforwhy,itisduetopeople'sgreatlovefortraditionalculture.“Theyoungergenerationshavegrownupwithamoreopenmindset.TheyhugChinesecultureandareproudofit."YaoWei,directorofHenanTVStation'sInnovationCenter,toldChinaDaily.12.WhatisthefunctionofparagraphIinthepassage?A.Topresentacommonphenomenon.B.Toaskreaders5aquestion.C.Todescribetheartworld.D.Tointroducethetopic.13.WhatcanwelearnaboutthepaintingAPanoramaofRiversandMountainsfromthetext?A.Itwaspaintedinseveralbrightcolors.B.Itshowsnaturalbeautyvividly.C.Itwascreatedoverathousandyearsago.D.Itisofsmallsizebutincludesgreatdetails.14.WhyareshowsaboutChinesetraditionalculturebecomingpopularaccordingtoYaoWei?A.Peoplearemoreopentotraditionalculture.B.Peoplearehappytoseenewformsofart.C.Chineseculturehasbeenspreadingaroundtheworld.D.Peoplehavegainedmoreaccesstotraditionalculture.15.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.PassionforChineseTraditionalArts.B.ArtComingAliveThroughDance.C.BeautyPresentedinPoeticDance.D.HighlightsinTraditionalChineseCulture.
21ூ¦ᫀ12.D13.B14.A15.Bூ᪆ூ©Pªᦻ«¬-ᦻὅXᙠOᵯY®Ḅ᧡⁚ὶ±²³´µ¶ᰦ¸Ḅ¹º»☘¼½¾n¬-¿OÀÁÂÃ'¹ºÄᔠᙠÆÇtḄÈᜧḄᦻᓄÊËZ32⚪ᳮᑨ⚪ᵫÍ--!uChinesetraditionalpaintinganddancearetwovitalpartsoftheartworld.Butwhataboutwhentheymeeteachother?"ÏOÀÁÂÃ'¹ºÊÐÑḄÒᜧÓ⌕ÕᡂÖᑖnØÙ»Ú⍗ܳÝe᪵ᕖàWnÍ!á¿â⌕ã⚪ä▅:ᐰᦻWnᦻæçèéêã⚪nâ⌕ëì¿ᙠíî¤ïᓟ¢£¤kḄðẠ´ᦋóḄ¹º»☘ᡠõᩭ¿ÊËZᦑ⌱Dூ13⚪ᳮᑨ⚪ᵫÍö!“ItshowsaChineseblue-greenlandsc÷e:"mountainsandgroupingsofinfiniteriseandfallbetweencloudlessskyandripplingwater"."Ïø6¿ùOÀúÚûḄüýþ”ᙠÿ ḄᜩᐝḄḄ”ᓟ !"#ᙢ%&'ᜧ)ᯠḄ+,ᦑ⌱Bூ14⚪124⁚ᳮ2⚪ᵫᨬ9:;"Theyoungergenerationshavegrownupwithamoreopenmindset.TheyhugChinesecultureandareproudofit.<=>?Ḅ:@ABCDᜧᨵḼ=GHIḄJLMNOPQᦻᓄTUVWXYaoWeiYWPQZ[ᦻᓄ\]^_`abWAMcdᨵḼ=GHIḄJᦑ⌱Aoூ15⚪12efᜧg⚪ᵫh:;iᐰᦻᑁlᦻme⌕aᙠpᑏZ[ᦻᓄrstuḄ"v!"#ᙢ%&wᩭyὅ{ᔠ}'~ᜧḄᦑ⌱B #⁚ᐳ5$⚪;&$⚪2.5ᑖ!"ᑖ12.5ᑖ᪷34ᦻᑁ6!74ᦻ8Ḅ⌱⚗;⌱<=>ᐭ@AḄᨬC⌱⚗⌱⚗;ᨵ ⚗EFG⌱⚗Everyoneknowsthatdentalhygiene<ᱛᏉisimportant.16However,askidsgrowupandbecomemoreindependent,it'seasiertoforgetaboutdentalhygiene.Formanyyoungpeople,themorningroutine<includesbrushingyourteethandeatingbreakfast.BethanyTistle,adentalhygienist,suggestsbmshingafteryoueat."17Onceafterbreakfast,andoncebeforebed,^^shesays.BrushingaftermealsgivesyouachancetoremovefoodthatcouldgetstuckbetweenyourteethFlossing<ᵨᱛᱛeverydayisalsoimportant.
22Manykidsmaywonderwhethertheyshoulduseamanualoranelectrictoothbrush.18"Ithasabuilt-in,two-minutetimer,whichkeepsyoubrushingtheproperamountoftime,“shesays,"Mostpeopleonlyspend30secondswhenthey'reusingamanualtoothbrush.That'snotenoughtime.”Smartfoodchoicesarealsoimportantforyourteeth.Sugarysnacksandevencarbonatedwatercanbebadforyourteeth.Tistlesuggestsusingastraw<ᔾwhendrinkingsugarydrinks.Dairyproductsandfoodsthatarecrunchy<ᾪḄ,suchasapplesandcarrots,aregoodforyourteeth.ButTistleadvisesagainsteatingfoodsthataresticky.19Bitsoffoodcangetstuckinyourteethandcreateholesinthem.Inordertoensurethatyouhaveahealthymouth,visitthedentistatleasttwiceayear.Brushandflossdaily.20AsTistlesays,""Dentalhygieneisinthehandsofthepatient.^^A.Andmakehealthyfoodchoices.B.Areyoutakingcareofyourteeth?C.Youshouldbrushyourteethaftereachmeal.D.Eitheroneworks,butTistleprefersthelatter.E.Brushingshouldbedoneatleasttwiceaday.F.Someexamplesarefruitsnacksandcertaincandies.G.Whenchildrenareveryyoung,adultsoftenhelpthemtakecareoftheirteeth.ூᫀ16.G17.E18.D19.F20.Aூ2᪆ூᦻḄaAA⍝ᱛ⌕ᯠḼ¡MDᜧ¢£=G¤¥AM=l᧕§¨ᱛ©⏨ᡃM¬®gᡃMḄᱛᏉ¯°⚪ூ16⚪12᪷²³ᦻ“Everyoneknowsthatdentalhygiene<ᱛᏉisimportant4AA⍝ᱛᏉa⌕Ḅ”9ᦻaHowever,askidsgrowupandbecomemoreindependent,it'seasiertoforgetaboutdentalhygiene. ᯠḼ¡MDᜧ¢£=G¤¥AM=l᧕§¨ᱛ”AA⍝ᱛ⌕ᯠḼ¡MDᜧ¢£=G¤¥AM=l᧕§¨ᱛbd´µG⚗“¸¡¹ḄºᜧAC¼½LM᯿¿ᱛ”ÀᔠÂÃÄÅᦑ⌱Gூ17⚪12᪷²³ᦻ“Formanyyoungpeople,themorningroutine<includesbrushingyourteethandeatingbreakfast.BethanyTistle,adentalhygienist,suggestsbrushingafteryoueat. cÆÇ>?AᩭÈÉÃḄÊËÌᒹÎᑵᱛᔛÉ⚶ᱛÒᏉÓÔÕÖ•™ÙᱯÛÜÝ9ᑵᱛ"9ᦻ"'Onceafterbreakfast,andoncebefore
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30jam,butbenefitstudents,health.Besides,itisalsoagoodideatoallowSeniorOnestudentstoleaveschool10minutesearlierthanothers,whichwillsurelymakethestreetlesscrowded.Idohopetherewillbefewertrafficjamsnearourschoolgate.Yours,LiHuaூ#᪆ூq5rᦻ-.stᵨᦻ⌕uὃᵨ45ᔣ᪥6ᑏ.8ᵯ:;<v #$᪥ᛋḄ%&ூw#1.TlxyPQBrecommend—advicezBbesides—furthermore|}Bhelp—assist~Bhope—expect2.ᓣMBIamwritingtodiscussthetrafficproblemnearourschoolgate.BItisthetrafficproblemthatIamwritingtodiscussnearourschoolgate.@0ᑖ1Withsomanyparentscomingtopickuptheirchildren,trafficjamsarefrequentneartheschoolgate,causingmuchinconveniencetousandpassers-by.ᵨᙠᑖT50ᑖ2First,encouragestudentstorideabicycleorwalktoschoolbythemselvesinsteadoftakingacar,whichwillnotonlyhelpreducethejam,butbenefitstudents'health.ᵨwhichqḄ▲ᑴឋ5⁚ᑏᑖ25ᑖ47.▅A☢ᩞᧇ᪷¡ᐸᑁ>ᡠ¤¥Xᜮ5ᑏ¦¤e§᪀ᡂ.sªḄ¬ᦻAGIFTFORGRANDPASummervacationwascoming.JackandhisbrotherBerlinwerefilledwithexcitementastheythoughtofvisitingtheirgrandparentsagain.Thebigdaycameatlast.Afterthehappyfamilygotready,theysetoutforthegrandparents9eagerly.Ontheway,thebrotherswereexcitedlytalkingaboutthefuntheyhadwithgrandparents.Alittlebluehousewithatallwhitechimneyfinallyappeared.BehindthepropertywastheforestcarryingtheirgoodmemorieswithGrandpa.Theyarrivedatthedriveway,attheendofwhichGrandmawaswaitingforthemjoyfully.JackandBerlineachgaveGrandmaabighugandthenswepttothelivingroom,shoutingexcitedly“Grandpa,
31weareback!^^Seeinghisgrandsons,Grandpawaswildwithjoyandtriedtogetupwithallhisstrengthfromthechairbutinvain.Ahelplessexpressionflashedonhisface.Grandmaexplainedthathishealthwasdecliningrapidlyandmaybecouldn'tstanduponhisownforever.ButGrandpadeclaredstubbornly᎖®ᙢ"Ican!^^Certainly,hewasstuckinhisboyishway.Mumandgrandparentswerehappytomeetagainafteralongtime.Theysattogetherandchattedaboutwhathappenedrecently.Thebrothersweresoonboredwithadultconversation,wentoutandwanderedintotheforest.Talltreesstretcheduptotheheavenswithlargebranchescrossingeachother,whileyoungonesrosestraightlikesoldiers.Grandpawasonceagreatexplorerfullofwisdom.Hecouldtellwherethebirdscamefromonlybytheircallsandsongs.Thetrees,birds,lizards,lotsofbugs...HowmanymerrymomentstheyspentwithGrandpainthekingdom!ButnowGrandpacouldn'tgetup.Thismadethemworried."We'dthinkoutawaytocheerhimup."Jacksaid.“Grandpaisabirdlover,andwecancatchhimabird."Berlinsuggested."Buthehatesbirdsbeingcaged!”Jackshookhishead.ThenabrightideacametoJack'smind."Whynotmakeacane°ᩤoutofayoungtree!^^RSB1.ᑏTᦪt150VWI2.2ᢥA³ᙠn⚪ᓱḄ¶t·¸nBerlinthoughtitwasagoodidea._____________________________________________________________________________________JackandBerlinhandedthecanetoGrandpa.ூnᫀBerlinthoughtitwasagoodidea.Whenthetwobrothersreachedanagreement,theyquicklyranbacktotheirgrandfather^house,gotthetoolstheyneededtomakethecane,andranbacktothewoods.Jacksaid,“Whatkindoftreeshouldwepickforthewalkingstick?”Berlinthoughtforamomentandsaid,“Ithinkweshouldchooseastraighttree,sonoknotswillscratchgrandpa'shands.^^Jacknoddedhisheadinagreement.Theyfoundastraighttreeandsettowork.Theycutthetreedown,andwithaknifetheytookthebarkoff.Itwasawonderfultree,whichwassmoothandwasjustoftherightsize.Theythoughtgrandpawouldloveit.
32JackandBerlinhandedthecanetoGrandpa.Whengrandpatookthecane,hishandsshookwithjoy,thinking,“Thisismadebymygrandsonsthemselves.Howpreciousitis!”Jacksaid,"Grandpa,wehopethiscanewillhelpyoustandupandcomewithustoexplorethewoods.^^Grandpasmiledanddecidedtogiveitatrysoasnottomakehisgrandchildrendisappointed.Heheldthecaneinhisrighthandandthearmofhischairinhislefthand.Hestoodupwithstrengthonhislegs.Everyonewassurprisedandexcitedtoseegrandpastandup.Atthatmoment,Jacknoticedatearcomingfromthecornerofhisgrandfather'seye.ூ#᪆ூq5rᦻdᱥº»X¼½ᨣᎷᓽÀᩭÁᩲÃÄḄÅÅÆÈÉἔ᱄ÌÄÍᓾÏ᱅᱅ÑÒᩭᐘÅÔÕÖ×ᩲÃØᯠÚᑮ.ÜÝÞSß-᱅᱅à.᪷áᩤூw#1.¤¥ᑏBজᵫ.¤✌ᑁ>“Ææç-ÜÝÞS”]é.¤]êᑏᐘÅÔëìàáᩤঝᵫ¤✌ᑁ>“ᩲÃîïáᩤ⌴᱅᱅”]é¤]êᑏ᱅᱅ñᑮáᩤḄòt2.ᑏº»Bñóᐹ——àáᩤ——᱅᱅ö÷ÑÒᩭ——øòt3.TlùúfûজñBget/fetchঝüABcutdown/chopdownঞÑÒᩭBstandup/risetoone'sfeetþÿ জᐶjoy/delightঝᐶḄexcited/thrilledூᑖ"Whenihetwobrothersreachedanagreement,theyquicklyranbacktotheirgrandfather'shouse,gotthetoolstheyneededtomakethecane,andranbacktothewoods. ᵫwhenḄᑖ2Itwasawonderfultree,whichwassmoothandwasjustoftherightsize.ᵫᐵ which IḄ▲ᑴឋ$%&'ᫀ:LB2.A3.B4.C5.B6.C7.A8.C9.B10.A11.A12.B13.A14.A15.C16.A17.C18.C19.B20.B
