阅读理解之阅读还原-2021年中考真题英语阅读理解分类汇编（解析版）

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418.Theyhadfewchoices.Mostoftheprogramsweresilly.Todayweusuallyhaveoverahundredprogramstochoosefrom.Inonehour,wecanlearnaboutancientEgyptandplanetstravelingaroundotherstars.TVcanbeeducational.19.Lastly,today?sstudentsuseTVwatchingasaprizeforfinishingtheirhomework.Televisiondoesnotkeepusfromourhomework.Instead,itencouragesustodoit.20.So,studentsshouldbeallowedtowatchTVonschoolnights.Doyouagreewithme?A.Itshowsusmorethingsthantextbookcan.B.ParentsalsorememberwhatTVwaslikeintheolddays.C.Televisionisnottheenemy,oldideasare!D.Thisistotallydifferentfromthewayourparentsusedtelevision.E.Ourlivesarebusierthanourparents'whentheywenttoschool.ூjᫀ௃16.C17.E18.B19.A20.Dூᑖ᪆௃oᦻp⌕qrsEᔲuvwᐕyzᵯ|Ḅ}⚪~+ὅ▊Ḅ஺16.᪷"“…lamheretosayyes”)*+ᜐu⊤ὅḄ,C⌱⚗“ᵯ|1,”ᔠ,ᦑ⌱C஺17.᪷""Wenotonlyhavemorehomework,butalsohavemanyotherthingstodoafterschool”)*+ᜐusEḄEE⌱⚗“ᡃḄEᡃḄ᱄s⌕”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺18.᪷"“Theyhadfewchoices.Mostoftheprogramsweresilly.Todayweusuallyhaveoverahundredprogramstochoosefrom”)*+ᜐuḄᵯ|⁚¡ᨵᐵḄᑁ¤B⌱⚗“᱄¥¦Ḅᵯ|89᪵Ḅ''ᔠᦑ⌱B஺19.᪷"“TVcanbeeducational.”)*+ᜐu©ªᵯ|ḄᜐA⌱⚗“ᔣᡃ¬ᦟ¯°±Ḅ”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺20.᪷"“Lastly,today'sstudentsuseTVwatchingasaprizefbrfinishingtheirhomework.Televisiondoesnotkeepusfromourhomework”)*+ᜐ²Ḅ᝞³sEzᵯ|Ḅᵨ⌶µᐵḄᑁ¤D⌱⚗“¶·ᡃḄ᱄¸ᵨᵯ|Ḅ¹º»ᐰ½”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺2021.Hᓅ឵¿ÀÁÂÃÂÄK.MὃO⚪&Ican'twaittointroducemyidol#ᏔÆÇ&toyou.21.ThepositiveenergyshespreadshasmadeherpopularontheInternet.22.Firstly,sheispatientandalwaysabletofindthebeautyineverydaylife.Forexample,sheoncewantedtotakeaperfectpictureofsnow.23.Andshepressedtheshutter#ÈÉ
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5thepictureshewanted.Secondly,althoughLihasbeenfacedwithallkindsofchallenges#ᢧᡊ&shehasneverstoppedworkinghardforabrighterfuture.What'smore,herfilialpietyhasdeeplytouchedme.24.Anduponhearingthathergrandmotherwasill,shehurriedhacktoherhometowninthecountrysidewithoutanyhesitation#ÌÍ&.Whileshewasthere,shetookgoodcareofhergrandmothereverydayandstepbystephergrandmotherbecamefitandwellagain.25.AfterlearningaboutLi'slife,Ihavelearnedtofindthebeautyinmydailylifeandtoshowfilialpietytomyparentsandgrandparents.IhopeyoucanalsolearnalotfromLiandyourownidol.A.IadmireLiformanyofhergoodqualities.B.Shestartedcookingwithhergrandmotherataveryyoungage.C.Anidolplaysanimportantroleinourlives.D.Shespentnearlyeighthoursintheheavysnow.E.SheisLiZiqi,apopularshortvideocreator.ூjᫀ௃21.E22.A23.D24.B25.Cூᑖ᪆௃oᦻp⌕©ªὅḄᏔΗ—ÐÑÒḄµᐵÓÔ஺21.᪷""Ican'twaittointroducemyidolᏔÎ&toyou”)*+ᜐu©ªḄᏔÎÕ,E⌱⚗“᝛ÐÑÒc=×ØÙḄU|⚣Ûὅ”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺22.᪷""Firstly,sheispatientandalwaysabletofindthebeautyineverydaylife,KtSecondly,althoughLihasbeenfacedwithallkindsofchallenges”)*+ᜐu©ªᙠÝÞ¹☢ßà᝛A⌱⚗“ᡃßàÐḄy±áâãä”ᔠᦑ⌱A.23.᪷"“sheoncewantedtotakeaperfectpictureofsnow”)*+ᜐuåᨵᐵḄᑁ¤D⌱⚗“᝛ᙠᜧåMæçèé=ê”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺24.᪷""What'smore,herfilialpietyhasdeeplytouchedme”)*+ᜐucÞëÓ2ì᝛ḄíîB⌱⚗“᝛4êḄ᎛~ðñ·ἔcóôõ”ᔠᦑ⌱B,25.+öᙠᨬ

6Weiqiisalsocalledgointheworld.Learningitcannotonlyimprovepeople'slogical&'(Ḅthinkingability,butalso28..That'swhyitismoreandmorepopularwithmodernpeople.IntheSuiandTangDynasties,WeiqitraveledtoJapan,andthentoEuropeinthe19thcentury.Nowithasgrownintoanimportantinternationalcompetitionevent.Sofar,29..Amongthem,playersfromChina,JapanandSouthKoreahavethehighestlevelofWeiqi.OnFebruary19,theChinese-EnglishDictionaryofWeiqiTerms&)*cameoutinBeijing.It'sthefirstprofessionaldictionaryaboutWeiqiinChina.AsasymbolofChineseculture,30..Italsohasitsownwayofthinkingandthemethodofcommunicating.ThedictionarywillserveasanecessarytoolandbridgeforspreadingWeiqiculture.A.WeiqihasitsspeciallanguageB.thegameisplayeduntiltodayC.itcandeveloptheircalmcharacterD.theboardsurfacehas361crosspointsE.peoplefromover40countrieshaveplayeditூ,ᫀ௃26.B27.D28.C29.E30.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ12⌕345678Ḅ9:;ᑣஹ78Ḅᔊ?@78ᦻᓄḄBC஺26.᪷E"wasinventedinChinamorethan2,500yearsago”FG3578ḄHIJK3LMNḄᢝPQR஺B⚗“LMN•VWᑮXᜩ”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺27.᪷E“Thestonesareplacedonthem.”FG[ᜐ]^58_`Ḅa`஺D⚗“8b☢dᨵ361fgh”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺28.᪷E"That'swhyitismoreandmorepopularwithmodernpeople.”FG[ᜐ378jklḄ"m஺C⚗“nFopqrst☟Ḅឋw”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺29.᪷E“Amongthem,playersfromChina,JapanandSouthKoreahavethehighestlevelofWeiqi.”FG[ᜐ3W78Ḅxyz஺E⚗“ᩭ|40z}~ḄxsWn”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺30.᪷E“theChinese-EnglishDictionaryofWeiqiTerms”FGᨵḄ78)*஺A⚗“78ᨵᐸᱯḄ*”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺2021ᓅ♦ὃ⚪WhatCanHelpUsWhenWeFail?Failureisapartoflifesinceourearliestmomentoflife.Weoftenthinkoffailureassomethingbad.31.,whichisneitherbadnorgood.However,whatcanhelpuswhenwefail?

7•Don'tbeafraidoffailure.32..Ifweneverfailatsomething,weprobablyhaven9tlearnedallthatlifehastoteachus.Sofailuremeanstakingsomethingawayfromtheexperience.•Neverstoptrying.Tryingorlearningsomethingnewisoftenhalfthebattle&ᡊ5.Don'tgiveuptrying.Youmaygetdisappointedbecauseoffailure.33..•34..Nobodycanbeoursafetynetsallthetimeinourlives.Onlywecanactasourownsafetynets.Becomeyourownbestfriend;doeverythingthatyoucanpossiblydoforyourself.•Don'tlookback.Wespendtoomuchofourliveslookingback.There'snothingbacktheretosee.35.andI'msurethatyou'llfindyourselfinabetterposition.A.FailureishowwelearnB.LearntodependonourselvesC.ButfailureisanormalandnaturalpartoflifeD.Butifyougiveup,yourprogresswillcometoanendE.Spendjust10percentmoreofyourtimelookingforwardtowhatlifeholdsforyouinthefutureூ,ᫀ௃31.C32.A33.D34.B35.Eூᑖ᪆௃:ᦻ•ᦻ஺ᡃsᙠ⍗ᑮᜫᜫḄ஺ᦻ1]^5ᡃsᙠᜫJ᝞ᔣᡂḄ஺31.᪷EJ“…whichisneitherbadnorgood”FG¢ᜐ£ᜫḄ¤ᑖ஺⌱⚗C“¥ᜫ¦|ᯠḄ¨¤ᑖ''ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺32.᪷EJ"Ifweneverfailatsomething,weprobablyhaven'tlearnedailthatlifehastoteachus.᝞ªᡃs«¬ᙠ®¯dᜫᡃsF°!±ᨵ²KᡠᦟµᡃsḄ¨ᑗ஺”FG¢ᜐ£ᜫᡃs²·Ḅ¸஺⌱⚗A“ᜫᡃs²·Ḅ¸”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺33.᪷E¹“Donigiveuptrying.Youmaygetdisappointedbecauseoffailure.”FG¢ᜐ£_º»¼ḄJª஺⌱⚗D“¥᝞ª½_º5½Ḅ¾¿ÀKÁ”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱De34.᪷E6ᦻ“Nobodycanbeoursafetynetsallthetimeinourlives.Onlywecanactasourownsafetynets.ᙠᡃsḄ±ᨵx°¨VᡃsḄÃᐰÅ஺ÆᨵᡃsÇ°ᐙ$|ÉḄÃᐰÅ஺”FG¢ᜐ£⌕ÊË|É஺⌱⚗B”²KÊËᡃs|É”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺35.᪷E¹"There'snothingbacktheretosee."ÌJ"andI'msurethatyoifllfindyourselfinabetter

8positionÍFG¢ᜐ££ÎÏQRCЬᩭ஺⌱⚗E“zÏ10%ḄQRᩭÑÒ¬ᩭḄ”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱Eo2021ᓭÔÕ•ὃ⚪᪷Eᦻᑁ׫ᦻJḄ⌱⚗⌱Ø°Ùᐭ¢ÛᜐḄᨬÝ⌱⚗஺LivingwithLessThesedays,itseemsthatmanypeoplearetryingtolivemorewithless.Theythrowawayalltheless-usedthings,orsomethingsthatarenotnecessary.Theyarediscoveringthepleasureofspendingtheirtimeandmoneyonthethingsthatmattermost.36..♦MorefreetimeThemorethingsyouown,37..Justkeepthethingsyouuseorenjoy.You'llbesurprisedathowmuchtimeyou'Hhavetodowhatyoureallywanttodo.Carefbrfewerthings,andspendmoretimewithfriendsandfamily.♦MoneysavedAsyoustopbuyingthingsyoudon'tneed,yourfinances&Þßàwillbebetter.38..Learntoreward&ᝄâyourselfwithrichexperiences.♦Changedvalues39..Youwillrealizethatthingsdon'tbringlastinghappiness.Truehappinesscomesfrommakingmemories&ãäwithlovedones.Livingsimplylowersyourstress&åæbettersyourhealthandallowsyoutofindoutwhat'simportant.Trytodiscoverthepeaceandhappinessthiswayoflivingcanbring.Don'twaitfbraholidaytostartlivingsimply.Starttoday,40..A.andyouwillfindthatlessismoreB.HerearesomeadvantagesoflivingsimplyC.Onceyoubreakthehabit,yourvalueswillchangeD.themoretimeyouwillspendkeepingtheminorderE.Youcansavesomemoneyandtakeaspecialtripinsteadூ,ᫀ௃36.B37.D38.E39.C40.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ12⌕35çᓫḄéᜐ஺36.᪷E"Thesedays,itseemsthatmanypeoplearetryingtolivemorewithless."@6ᦻ"Morefreetime”ஹ“Moneysaved”Ì“Changedvalues”FG[ᜐêÂᨵ¨ëçᓫḄéᜐ஺B⚗“Lìᨵ¨ëçᓫḄéᜐ”ᔠ*᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺

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ᦋ“ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺40.᪷“Starttoday”ᜐ"#$ᜩ&'(ᓫ*+ᨵ-᪵Ḅ/0஺A⚗“123ᓽ56“ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺2021•ᔡ᪍:ὃ<⚪>Jackisasuccessfulbusinessmanbecauseheiskindandhonest.Heneverliestohispartnersandalwayskeepshispromise.41.Asaresult,peoplelikedoingbusinesswithhimandhehasmademanyfriendsduringhiscareer?@A*B>.OnecoldOctoberday,Mark,amanfromoutsidetowncameuptoJackandwantedtodobusinesswithhim.Attheverybeginning,Jackwasnotsurewhethertoworkwithhim.However,MarkwassogoodattalkingthatJackchosetobelievehim.42.Aboutthreeweekslater,JackfoundMarkhadcheatedhim.43.Whatwasworse,hewasterriblyill.Peopleintheneighborhoodheardthenewsandallwantedtohelphim.Theywentoutoftheirwaytosupporthimwithgreatencouragement.Theyevenofferedhimplentyofmoneywithlittleexpectationinreturn.Withthehelpofhisneighborsandotherbusinesspartners,44.WheneverJackisaskedaboutthekeytohissuccess,healwayssmilesandreplies,"45.”᪷DᦻᑁG#H☢⌱⚗:⌱JាLḄ⌱⚗Mᐭᦻ:OPᜐQDᦻᑁGR᦮ஹUV஺WX⌱⚗YZᵨ\஺A.HedecidedtoworkwithMarkintheend.B.Jackgothisbusinessupandrunningagain.C.Heeventhinksaboutothersmorethanhimself.D.Honestyisthemostimportant.E.Jacklostalotofmoneyandhisbusinesswasintrouble.ூ^ᫀ௃41.C42.A43.E44.B45.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᩲd5Xᗐfghᨵi6jḄklḄmnᯠpᔠqmrdstuᜫwx*yz5{Ḅ|}~ᐸ{ᖪAqᩩ{{{gh5ᨬ⌕Ḅ஺

1041.᪷“Jackisasuccessfulbusinessmanbecauseheiskindandhonest.Heneverliestohispartnersandalwayskeepshispromise.”ᜐ5ᙠᩲdḄjḄkl⌱⚗C“{mὃ⇋6ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱C஺42.᪷“MarkwassogoodattalkingthatJackchosetobelievehim.“ᩲd⌱J¡rd⌱⚗A“{ᨬ¢£¤~rd¥¦஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱A஺43.᪷"Aboutthreeweekslater,JackfoundMarkhadcheatedhim."~"Whatwasworse,hewasterriblyill.“ᩲd12rdst{¨©ᨵª᛻⌱⚗E“ᩲduᜫi6w{Ḅ*◍ᐭª᛻.”ᔠ᛻,ᦑ⌱Eo44.᪷"Withthehelpofhisneighborsandotherbusinesspartners”|}~ᐸ{ᖪAqᩲd⌱⚗B“ᩲd&'{Ḅ®A஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱B஺45.᪷“WheneverJackisaskedaboutthekeytohissuccess”~¯ᦻ"Jackisasuccessfulbusinessmanbecauseheiskindandhonest.”ᩲd°ᗐfgh⌱⚗D“gh5ᨬ⌕Ḅ஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱D஺2021.±²³.:ὃ<⚪>DuringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod,therelivedagreatmusiciannamedYuBoya.Heplayedguqinverywell.46ZhongZiqiwasoneofthem.Oneday,YuBoyacamebackfromatriptothemountains.Heplayedguqintoexpresshisloveforthemountains.47.Zhongsaid,“Howbeautifullyyou'replayingguqinlWhenIlistentoyouplayingguqin,Icanalmostseethemountainsinfrontofmyeyes.”48.Thenheplayedanotherlune?´µ>.Zhongclappedhishandsandcheeredagain,"Whatabeautifultuneitis!WhenIlistentoit,Iseemtoimaginehundredsofboatsaresailingdownbigrivers.^^BoyawassurprisedatZhong'scomments?¶·>.49.Wheneverheplayedanewtune,ZhongcouldtellwhatBoyawasthinkingaboutwhenheplayedthetune.“Youappreciate?¸¹>mymusicandunderstandmymind.Youknowmelikeatruefriend,“Boyasaidexcitedly.Afterthat,BoyaandZhongbecameclosefriends.AfterZhong'sdeath,Boyawassosadthathebrokehisguqinanddecidednevertoplayitagain.

11ThisisthestoryaboutYuBoyaandZhongZiqi.Wecanlearnalessonfromthestory.50.Ifyoufindyourtruefriends,lovethemandcherish?º»>realfriendships.A.BoyawaspleasedtohearZhong'swords.B.Itishardtofindatruefriend.C.Manypeopleenjoyedhismusic.D.HedecidedtoplaymoretunesforZhong.E.ZhongZiqistoodbesideYuBoyaashewasplayingguqin.ூ^ᫀ௃46.C47.E48.A49.D50.Bூᑖ᪆௃¼ᦻ½⌕"Ḅ5¾¿ᱛ~ÁµÂḄᦑ®஺¾¿ᱛÃÄÅᴊÁµÂÇ5ZÈɾ¿ᱛÊËḄ̵,¾¿ᱛÍÁµÂ5ḄÎÏ5ÐmÑᡂÓÔḄÕÖ஺46.᪷"Heplayedguqinverywell"×"ZhongZiqiwasoneofthem”ᜐØᨵÙmÚ{ḄÎÛḄÜÝC⌱⚗“Þ6mßà{ḄÎÛ”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺47.᪷“Howbeautifullyyou'replayingguqin”᾿ᱛ~ÁµÂâᙠ•ᡠäÁµÂ⊤æÚ¾¿ᱛÅᴊḄ¶E⌱⚗“ÁµÂçᙠ¾¿ᱛḄèéêËëᴊ”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺48.᪷“WhenIlistentoyouplayingguqin,Icanalmostseethemountainsinfrontofmyeyes”×"Thenheplayedanothertune”ÈᑮÁµÂḄ¶¾¿ᱛØ5íᑮiîᐶᡠäÊËðX̵A⌱⚗“¾¿ᱛiîᐶÈᑮÁµÂḄñ”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺49.᪷“Wheneverheplayedanewtune,ZhongcouldtellwhatBoyawasthinkingaboutwhenheplayedthetune”¾¿ᱛÁµÂÊËÞ6̵D⌱⚗“{£¤ÁµÂÊËò6Ḅ̵”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺50.᪷“Wecanlearnalessonfromthestory”ᜐØ#óXᦑ®:ôḄõᳮí÷B⌱⚗“øᑮ<ÕÖiù”ᔠᦑ⌱B஺2021•úûÛ³:ὃ<⚪>᪷DᦻᑁG#DᦻḄ⌱⚗:⌱ôZMmOPᜐḄᨬü⌱⚗¨ᙠ^⚪ᓱþÿ⚗஺Carswillrunonsolarpowerorelectricityandwillbemuchcleaner.51.Forexample,ifyouaretooclosetoanothercarorifyouaredrivingdangerously,yourcarwillslowdownbyitself.Sincetherewon'tbeanyspareplace,newcitieswillhavetobebuiltinthesea.52.Peoplewillliveontheupperfloor,thelowerfloorwillbeusedfortraffic,shopsandfactories.53.Plantsthatarenotinfluencedbyinsects᧎orillnesseswillbedeveloped.Thetasteoffruitandvegetableswillbebetterandfoodwillbekeptlonger.NewtechnologywillbeusedtomakeTVsthatareonly5cmthick.54.Electricalappliancesᵯᘤwillbe

12quieterandwillbecontrolledbycomputer.Theywillalsouse50%lesspower.Manynewwaystotreatillnesseswillbesuccessfulusingproductsofgeneticengineering.Treatmentswillbefoundfortheflu
andthecommoncold.55.A.However,somenewillnesseswillappear.B.Biotechnologyᱥᢈ
willmakefoodbetterandhealthier.C.Somecitiesonwaterwillhavetwofloors.D.Theywillbemuchsafer.E.Theywillhavepicturesthatareasclearasphotos.ூᫀ௃51.D52.C53.B54.E55.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻᑖ!ஹ#$ஹ%&'(ᶭ*+,Ḅ.☢0123ᩭḄ567஺51.᪷9"Forexample,ifyouaretooclosetoanothercarorifyouaredrivingdangerously,yourcarwillslowdownbyitself.”:;<=>?@A!BCDEFGᐰ<⌱⚗D“KLBEGᐰ஺”NᔠP᛻<ᦑ⌱D஺52.᪷9"Peoplewillliveontheupperfloor,thelowerfloorwillbeusedfortraffic,shopsandfactories.“:;<=>AḄ@ST3UᑖᡂWX<⌱⚗C“YZ[\ST3ᨵWX஺”NᔠP᛻<ᦑ⌱C஺53.᪷9“Plantsthatarenotinfluencedbyinsects᧎orillnesseswillbedeveloped.Thetasteoffruitandvegetableswillbebetterandfoodwillbekeptlonger.“:;<=>AḄ@ᨵᐵ%&.☢Ḅ67<⌱⚗B“ᱥᢈ3_&ᱥCDE`ஹEᏉb஺''NᔠP᛻<ᦑ⌱B஺54.᪷9“NewtechnologywillbeusedtomakeTVsthatareonly5cmthick.”:;<=>AḄ@ᨵᐵᵯdeᢈ.☢Ḅ67<⌱⚗E“fLBᨵg᯿ᱏY᪵kᨎḄmᱏ஺”NᔠP᛻<ᦑ⌱E஺55.᪷9"Manynewwaystotreatillnesseswillbesuccessfulusingproductsofgeneticengineering.Treatmentswillbefoundforthefluandthecommoncold.”:;<=>AḄ@ᨵᐵ(ᶭno.☢Ḅ67<⌱⚗A“ᯠq

1359..Butwecan'trecyclemasks.Scientistshavecalledforsettingupmask-onlytrashcansᚗtodealwithmaskwaste.60..Webelievethatwecansolvethisprobleminthenearfuturethoughthereisstillalotofworktodo.A.Theyalsosuggestthatweusemorereusablecottonmasks.B.Otherplasticproductsareoftenrecycled.C.Butwehavetothrowthemawayafterashorttime.D.Thatistosay,weuse2.8millionmaskseveryminute!E.Theseusedplasticmaskscannotonlypollutetheearthbutalsooceans.ூᫀ௃56.C57.D58.E59.B60.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ⌕2᛻⌼ᡂḄ<¡'᝞£ᩭ¤¥=¦⚪஺56.᪷9"Masksarereallyimportanttoeverybodyduringthepandemic"'"Thiscouldbecomeabigenvironmentalproblem”:;<§ᜐ?01¨ᨵᐵḄ©6ᡂª2Y᛻¦⚪

14.Asakid,hedreamedbigdreams-thenworkedhardtomakethemcometrue.61.62,õ1òÅ•*ItwasDecemberof1972.1was10,watchingWewerefarmworkers.UntilIwas12,mythefinalApollomissiononablack-and-whitefamilymovedaroundeverytwoorthreeTV.WhenIsawastronautGeneCemanmonths,followingtheharvestôᦈofwalkingontheMoon,Itoldmyself^”IwanttocropsinCalifornia.Thathelpeddefineme:Ibeanastronaut.^^alwaysworkhard.64.63.NASArefusedmenotonce,nottwice,but■■■eleventimes!IfinallygotchosenthetwelfthFloating÷ø!You'realwaysfloating.time.Fiveyearslater,IflewonmyfirstMyfavoritefoodwasaburritowithscrambledmissiontotheInternationalSpaceStation.eggs.WetaketortillastospacebecausebreadNevergiveup!createstinypieces.Ifsreallyfun.65.AswepassedoverNorthAmerica,IcouldseeCanada,theUS,Mexico,andotherpartsofLatinAmerica.ItsurprisedmethatIcouldn'ttellwhereonecountryendedandthenextstarted.Bordersarehuman-made.Fromupthere,we'rejustone.A.Whendidyoudecidetobeanastronaut?B.Whatdidyouloveaboutspace?C.Whatwasyourlifelikeasakid?D.Whatwasitliketoseetheearthfromspace?E.Whatchallengesdidyouface?

15ூᫀ௃61.C62.A63.E64.B65.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ@æçᕒJoseHernandezḄéê஺61.᪷9“UntilIwas12,myfamilymovedaroundeverytwoorthreemonths,followingtheharvestôᦈofcropsinCalifornia”:;§ï012Joseñ®᎛Ḅ©஺C⌱⚗“ûñ®᎛Ḅ5üÍ᪵”Nᔠ஺ᦑ⌱C஺62.᪷9“ItwasDecemberof1972."þ"Iwanttobeanastronaut.”:;§ï012£®Joseᨵ2ᡂªæçᕒḄÿ஺A⌱⚗“᎛ᕒ”ᔠ஺ᦑ⌱A஺63.᪷"NASArefusedmenotonce,nottwice,buteleventimes!Ifinallygotchosenthetwelfthtime.”Joseᡂ!ᕒ⍗ᑮḄ%&஺E⌱⚗“☢(ᢧᡊ”ᔠ஺ᦑ⌱E஺64.᪷“Myfavoritefoodwasaburritowithscrambledeggs.”+,-Jose./Ḅ0ᱥ°B⌱⚗“᰿+,Ḅ”ᔠ஺ᦑ⌱B஺65.᪷“AswepassedoverNorthAmerica,IcouldseeCanada,theUS,Mexico,andotherpartsofLatinAmerica.”4ὅ6ᑮᙢᳫḄ᪵:஺D⌱⚗“;+,6ᙢᳫ<=>:ᦑ⌱D஺@ஹ▅CDE6⌱52021.FGHᙥJ.-ὃL⚪NIfyouhaveplannedatripduringsummerholiday,certainlyyouwillwanttosharesomephotosonWeChat.66.Don'tworry!Herearesometipsyoucanfollowtotakewonderfulphotos.Turnbackandsmile.Whileontheroad,themomentyouturnbackwithasmileisthemostimpressive.Justwalkawayfromthecameraanddoaturn-backforthemostnaturaleffect.Youcanalsopretendtohearyournamecalled,turnback,andrunyourfingersthroughlonghair.67.Lookawayfromthecamera.Therearemanywaysforyoutoavoidlookingatthecamera.68.Lookingdownintothedistanceorlookingoutofthewindowisagoodoption.Ifthereisnothingtosee,youcanalsochoosetocloseyoureyesandenjoythismomentofquietness.69.Areyoualittleshywhenfacingthecamera?Takingabackviewphotoisagoodchoice,whichcanleaveroomforimaginationandbringadifferentfeelingaswell.Takeaseat70.Iftherearegoodplacestositdown,pleasedoit!Youcanposeinavarietyofpositionswithyourarmsandlegs.

16Takingtheperfectphototakestimeandpractice.Ifyoufollowthesesimpletricksabove,yourphotoswillstartcomingoutbeautifully!Donothesitatetogooutwithyourfriendsandtakemorephotos.A.Takeabackviewphoto.B.Noteveryphotoneedstohaveyoustand.C.Thisisafantasticwaytoincreaseyourbeauty.D.Butwhatifthephotosarenotasprettyasyouexpected?E.Buthowdoyouchooseandshareyourphotographsproperly?F.Forexample,youcanlookintotheskyandletthecameracatchyoursideface.ூPᫀ௃66.D67.C68.F69.A70.Bூᑖ᪆௃UᦻW⌕YZ[᯿ᢈ^஺66.᪷“Don*worry!Herearesometipsyoucanfollowtotakewonderfulphotos.“_,ᜐa<ᐵc[᯿Ḅde_D⌱⚗“f<᝞h᯿ᱏjᨵlmḄnopᕖr"ᔠt᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺67.v•ᙠ“yᜮ{|”Ḅ[᯿ᢈ^_ᨬ~a<_vZ[᯿ᢈ^Ḅᜐ_C⌱⚗“v<ḄḄ᜻ᝯḄ஺“ᔠt᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺68.᪷“Therearemanywaysforyoutoavoidlookingatthecamera.“_,ᜐa[᯿“6ᜮ"ᨵᐵ_F⌱⚗“᝞_6Ḽᜩ,_ᣓᣍḄῊ஺”ᔠt᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺69.᪷“Takingabackviewphotoisagoodchoice”_U<ᙠ[᯿Ḅᢈ^“Takingabackviewphoto”஺A⌱⚗“[•~᯿ᱏ”ᔠt᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺70.᪷“Takeaseat'‘"Iftherearegoodplacestositdown…”_ᜐᙶ¢[᯿ᨵᐵ஺B⌱⚗“<£᯿ᱏ¤◤¦§Ḽ஺”ᔠt᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺2021•¨©ªGᓭ¬®¯°©•-ὃL⚪NTeahouse±ₐ✂NTheplaytakesplaceinatypicaloldBeijingteahouse.Themaincharactersaretheteahouse'sowner,WangLifaandhiscustomers,whoallliveinthesameneighborhood.71.Theplayreflects±´᧜Nchangesinthelivesofalmost70characters.Itincludesthreeparts.72.Thesecondpartjumpsforward20yearsandthefinalparttakesplacein1948.InTeahouse,thewriterLaoShesaysgoodbyetotheoldChinsesocietyandhellotothenewone.It'saboutthechangesChathavetakenplaceinChinesesocietyinalmost50years.73.Somecometodobusiness,andotherscomejusttositandpassthetime.Therearesomegoodpeopleandtherearealsobadcharacters.Theymeet,theytalk,theyargue,andthengoonwiththeirlives.

1774.ItisstilloneofthemostpopularplaysinChina.ItisafavoriteworkbyLaoShe,oneofChina'smostwell-knownwriters.AnyonewhoisinterestedinChineselifeandhistoryshouldtheplay.75.A.Thefirstparttakesplacein1898.B.Theycomeinandoutoftheteahouseandtalktoeacholhei*.C.Home,SpringandAutumnareBaJim'sfamousworks.D.IthelpsonetounderstandChineseculturebetter.E.Teahousewasfirstputonin1958.F.A11kindsofpeoplecometotheteahouseinBeijing.ூPᫀ௃71.B72.A73.F74.E75.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ¶ᜧ¸¹Uºᦻ¶W⌕»ὁ½¾ᐺḄ4ÀÁₐ✂ÂḄÃUᑁÅÆÇ_ᡃÉÊËvÌᒓᩭÏḄÐ-Ñᦻᓄ஺71.᪷Óᦻ“Themaincharactersaretheteahouse\owner,WangLifaandhiscustomers,whoallliveinthesameneighborhood”WÔ<ₐ✂ḄὁÕÖᑭØÙḄÚÛÉ_ÙɤÜᙠÝ•⊙ß஺ᜐḄà»ₐ✂váÚÛᨵᐵ_ᔠ⌱⚗_B⌱⚗“ÙÉââããₐ✂_äåæ஺”ᔠt᛻_ᦑ⌱B஺72.᪷¢ᦻ“Thesecondpart…”ç@Ìᑖ……_ᜐà»Ḅ<çÌᑖ……_ᔠ⌱⚗_A⌱⚗“çÌᑖØéᙠ1898ê஺”ᔠt᛻_ᦑ⌱A஺73.᪷¢ᦻ“Somecometodobusiness,andotherscomejusttositandpassthetime.Therearesomegoodpeopleandtherearealsobadcharacters.”ᨵáë<ᩭé¸Ḅ_ᨵáëì<ᩭíîïḄ஺ᨵ•áë_ðᨵñë஺ᜐà»<ᩭₐ✂òḄë<ᔜZᔜ᪵Ḅ_ᔠ⌱⚗_F⌱⚗“ᔜZᔜ᪵ḄëᩭᓅõḄₐ✂஺”ᔠt᛻_ᦑ⌱F஺74.᪷¢ᦻ“ItisstilloneofthemostpopularplaysinChina.ItisafavoriteworkbyLaoShe,oneofChina'smostwell-knownwriters."ö÷ᯠ<-Ñᨬù/úḄûᒓü:v<-Ñᨬ℉þḄ4ÿ
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Ï"Cucumberenjoysroomtemperature.”"ᜐîn»¼Ḅïð〉ᔠ³´"⌱⚗C“Thefridgeisnotagoodplaceforstoringit.»¼¯ºDḄIᙢ஺”+ᔠ,᛻"ᦑ⌱Co2021.©ᓅ³ᑄT.5ὃV⚪XItissaidthattheeyesarethewindowstooursoulᮣó
.86Youreyesneedeverydayattention.First,youhavetopaymoreattentiontoyourdiet.87.It'sgoodfbryoureyes.Also,aregularamountofvitaminsô7õ
AandB2shouldalsobetaken.Second,youmusthaveregularandsoundsleep.Thisrelaxestheeyemusclesandgivesthemtheresttheyneed.Sleepcanhelpthebodyrepairitstiredtissueö÷
.88.Lesssleepcangiveyoudarkcirclesunderyoureyesandyoumayfeelsleepyduringthedaytime.89.BlinklḰùXyoureyesatregularperiodstokeepyoureyesmoist.Besides,besuretodosomeeyeexercisestorelaxyoureyesafteryoustudyforalongperiodoftime.Last,youshouldtreatyoureyescorrectly.Forexample,ifyougetsomethinginyoureye,don'tstartrubbinglúXit.Rubbingisharmfultoyoureyes.Don'treadorwriteinpoororbrightlightbecauseitcancauseeyetiredness.90.Toomuchreading,writing,watchingTVorworkingonacomputercanalsocauseeyetiredness,sorestisrequired.Chinahasalsotakenstepstoprotectthestudents5eyesight,suchaslargerprintinginstudents9textbooks,atleasttwohours'outdooractivitiesaday,regulareyesightchecking,lesstimeone-booksandsoon.A.Eatmorefreshfruit,vegetables,fish,eggsandmilk.B.Next,it'snecessaryfbryoutoexerciseyoureyeseveryday.

21C.Tohavehealthyeyes,youhavetolookafterthemproperly.D.Youshouldsleepforatleastseventoeighthourseveryday.E.Then,it'simportanttospendmoretimewalkingoutdoors.F.Remembertowearsunglassestoprotectyoureyesfromsunlight.ூ]ᫀ௃86.C87.A88.D89.B90.Fூᑖ᪆௃ùûüᮣḄýᡝ"¶ᦻÿᡃ
Ḅ஺86.᪷“Youreyesneedeverydayattention."Ḅ◤⌕ᜩḄᐵ⌱⚗C”⌕ᨵᏉḄᙢ᯿"#
஺”%ᔠ'᛻ᦑ⌱C஺87.᪷“First,youhavetopaymoreattentiontoyourdiet.“*ᜐ,-./⌱⚗A”0ᔛ2345ஹ78ஹ9ஹ:;<᝘஺”%ᔠ'᛻ᦑ⌱A஺88.᪷“Sleepcanhelpthebodyrepairitstiredtissue>?@A.“*ᜐ,-ṑḨ⌱⚗D“ᜩFGHIṑJᑮLMNO஺”%ᔠ'᛻ᦑ⌱D஺89.᪷“Besides,besuretodosomeeyeexercisestorelaxyoureyesafteryoustudyfbralongperiodoftime.“*ᜐ,-PQR⌱⚗B“STᩭᨵ⌕ᜩVWḄ஺”%ᔠ'᛻ᦑ⌱B஺90.᪷"Don'treadorwriteinpoororbrightlightbecauseitcancauseeyetiredness.“X⌕ᙠZᨩᡈ]^Ḅᐝ`T▅bᡈᑏdefghijkl*ᜐm-Ḅno⌱⚗F”pqᡚstXu□ᐝ᯿w஺”%ᔠ'᛻ᦑ⌱F஺2021xᓭz{|•~ὃ⚪A5waystotrainyourbrainforbettersleepThedaysarelonger,fullofsunshineandbrightwiththepromiseofenjoyingamorerelaxingspringandsummerwithyourlovedones.Butifyouwanttoenjoyyourdaytime,it'stimetoimproveyoursleepduringthenight-time,"Sleepproblemsendangerhealthandquality>Aoflifeforupto45%oftheworld'spopulation,accordingtotheWorldSleepSociety.Sleepisoneofthethreekeystoahealthier,longerlifetheothersaredietandexercise
.91..Herearethetopfivewaystoimproveyoursleepandgetsomerelax:Createasleepnest92..Sciencetellsusthatwesleepbetterincoolertemperaturesofabout60to67degreesFahrenheit15࠷to20࠷
.DeveloparoutineSetupabedtimeritualbytakingawarmbathorshower,readingabookorlisteningtosoftmusic.You're

22teachingyourmindtorelax.Andsticktoit.Gotobedandgetupatthesametimeeachday,evenonweekendsoryourdaysoff.93..CutthelightsProductionofthesleephormonemelatonin>₹ℳAbeginsatdark.Researchhasfoundthatthebodywillsloworstopitwithlighton,togetawayfromanylight,eventhebluelightfromyourchargingsmartphone.RefusethewineDon'tturntowinetomakeyoucalmorhelpyousleep.94..Yourbodyneedstoexperienceallthreestepsofsleep-lightsleep,dream,anddeepsleep-tofullyrepairitself.95.Heavyandspicyfoodsmaygiveyouheartburnorotherdigestiveproblems,thusinfluencingyourabilitytogetandstayasleep.Ifyoutrythesetipsandcan'tseemtorelax,oryoursleepcontinuestoworsen,besuretoreachouttoyourdoctororamentalhealthprofessional.A.ThebodylikesroutineB.AvoidheavyorhotfoodsC.RefusecoffeelaterinthedayD.OneofthefirsttasksistosetupyoursleepenvironmentE.Winemayhelpyoufallasleep,butitholdsyouinthelightersleepF.Manyofthewaystoincreasethequalityofyoursleepareeasytofollowூᫀ௃91.F92.D93.A94.E95.Bூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ~5ᜧᾯqṑḨḄno஺91.᪷"Herearethetopfivewaystoimproveyoursleepandgetsomerelax:“ᦋᗐṑḨḄ¡ᨬᨵᵨḄno¤☢Fm¦ᨵ§0ᦋᗐnoF⚗“§0m¨ṑḨḄno©§ª᧕⍳"%ᔠ'᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺92.᪷“Createasleepnest”g¯°±〉ᔠṑḨḄᙢnD⚗“✌⌕´µ¶·¸¹ḄṑḨº᛻”%ᔠ'᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺93.᪷"Developaroutine”⌕»¼ṑḨ½¾A⚗“¿ÀÁÂÃÄ”%ᔠ'᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺94.᪷“Refusethewine”*ᜐ°ṑ¤XÅÆ⏀ḄÈeE⚗“⏀ÅhÉÊᐭṑÌ#hÍÎᐭÏÐḄṑḨÑ᝱”%ᔠ'᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺95.᪷“Heavyandspicyfoodsmaygiveyouheartburnorotherdigestiveproblems,thusinfluencingyourability

23togetandstayasleep.”*ᜐ°X⌕ᔛÓÔᡈÕḄ/ᱥB⚗“×ØÓÔᡈÕḄ/ᱥ”%ᔠ'᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺2021•ÙÚÛ{|•~ὃ⚪AManuelVera,wholivesinMaryland,is71yearsold.Hethinksthathomesmustbefullofoldbikesbecausebikesaregoodmemoriesofhomeandlove.96..Hesaid,“IgrewupinPeru.Myfathertaughtmetoride.Irememberwhenmyfatherfirstletgoofthebike.97..Icouldgowherevermybikemighttakeme.”98..Childrengrowupanddon'tneedthemanymore.Somepeoplestopridingthembecauseofmorecars.ManuelVerafeltkindofsad.99..Hewouldtrytogettheseoldbikesbackontheroad.In2020,hesentamessagetohisneighbors.Itsaidhewouldfixtheirbikesforfree.Mr.Verafixed104bicyclesinthelastyear.Heranoutofbikestoworkon.100..Heaskedifpeoplehadunusedbikesinthemessage.Hewouldfixthemupandgivethemaway.Mr.Veragivesthebikesawayatapark.Hesaysitistheperfectplace.Sometimes,Mr.Verawillseeabicyclehefixed."Everyoldbikeisshiningwithgoodmemoriesoflove,"hesaidwithhiseyesshining.A.AnideacametohismindB.ItwasasurprisetoridebymyselfC.ThatmakeshimthinkofhischildhoodD.InJanuaryhesentanothermessagearoundE.A11hisneighborsarethankfultohimfordoingthisF.Astimegoes,bikesaredisappearinginpeople'slifeூᫀ௃96.C97.B98.F99.A100.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᦻÜᜧÝÞManuelßfàḄáâãäåᩭæ¸ᐙèḄpéêëḼOíḄîïð
᠒᠒ᙢXòóáâãåôᑮMnoÍáâãõ2öᑮ÷øùú·¸åÉð
ûüýᳮáâã஺96.᪷"Hethinksthathomesmustbefullofoldbikesbecausebikesaregoodmemoriesofhomeandlove”*ᜐF°ÿ
ᨵᐵḄᑁC⌱⚗“Ḅ”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺97.᪷“Irememberwhenmyfatherfirstletgoofthebike”᱄"#$%&'()*+*,-.ᩭ01$23456Ḅ7B⌱⚗“ᡃ*9+*,-1$23456Ḅ7”ᔠᦑ⌱B஺98.᪷“Childrengrowupanddon'tneedthemanymore.Somepeoplestopridingthembecauseofmorecars”

24᠒᠒ᙢ4<=>◤⌕*,-F⌱⚗“AḼCḄDE*,-Fᙠ4<ḄHIJKᜫ”ᔠᦑ⌱F஺99.᪷“ManuelVerafeltkindofsad"M"Hewouldtrytogettheseoldbikesbackontheroad”.N4<=>+*,-OᑮQRᡠTU$VWX(YZ
Ḅ*,->[ᑮ\]^A⌱⚗“ᑮ$VWX”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺100.᪷“Heaskedifpeoplehadunusedbikesinthemessage”_`〈$ᩩcdD⌱⚗“$ᨴf_`g$ᩩKd”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺2021•ijJὃl⚪no▅qr☢tᦻ᪷tᦻᑁvᦻwᡠxḄ⌱⚗J⌱Uyzᐭ|*ᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗tᦻXᙠ⚪ᓱ^⚗஺⌱⚗Jᨵ$⚗⚗஺Recently,teenagersfacemanykindsofproblems.Likemanyofthem,Iwasoncetroubledwithworriesanddissatisfaction.Fewpeoplecouldunderstandmyfeelings.101.“Theproblemwithyourgenerationisthatyoualwaysexpecttobehappy,“mymotheroncesaid.102.Shouldn'twetryhardtoachieveit?ButnowIhavenoticedachangeinmythinking.Igraduallyrealizewhatmymothersaidwascorrect.Overtheseyears,manystudieshaveshownthatwearecrazyabouthappinessandhighpersonalconfidence.103.Infact,wemayoftenbehappierwhenwestopfocusingonhappiness.Weshouldalsoresetourexpectationsofthefuture.Don'texpectmiracles᜻
,andacceptthatnomatterhowhardwetry,feelingsoffailureandunhappinesswillappearfromtimetotime.Whenwefeelsad,it'softenbecausewehavelearnedsomethingpainfulbutimportant.104.Atthesametime,weshouldlearnhowtodealwiththembetterthantryingtomakethemdisappear.105.Asmymothertriedtoteachmeallthoseyearsago,"Preparefortheworst,hopeforthebest,andbeunsurprisedbyeverythinginbetween.,,A.Neithercouldmyparents.B.Weshouldkeepthestressoffourselves.C.Surelyhappinesswasthepurposeofliving.D.Thatmaymakeuslesssatisfiedwithourlives.E.Happinessarriveswhenweareleastexpectingit.F.Soifsnecessaryforustoacceptsadfeelingsaspartoflife.ூᫀ௃101.A102.C103.0104.Fl05.Eூᑖ᪆௃ᦻW⌕ὅ".Ḅᦟ(¡1HIḄ¢ḄᙠHIJ£¤U¥$Z

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26“dragonears”.Onthespecialday,peoplesentgiftstoeachother,pickedvegetables,welcomedwealthandwentonaspringouting110.Todaypeoplerushtohavetheirhaircut,especiallyhavetheirchildren'shaircutontheDragonHead-raisingFestival.Theywanttomakethemselveshavenewlooksandhaveagoodyear.A.Thefoodwasusuallynamedafterthedragon.B.Whyisitcalled"dragonliftingitshead,,?C.Ithasmanycolorfulholidaysandfestivals.D.Chinesepeoplecallthemselvesthe"'descendantsîï4nofthedragon”.E.Theythoughtthedragoncouldbeledintotheirhouseswiththehelpoftheashes.F.EventhoughmanyofthecustomshavefadedawayîK⌨n,thetraditionofcuttinghairisreachingnewheights.ூᫀ௃106.C107.D108.E109.AllO.Fூᑖ᪆௃ᦻW⌕ÚÛJñïò⁚ô——öᨴ÷øᜮḄ⁚ôúû஺106.᪷“TheDoubleSecondFestivaltheDragonHead-raisingFestivalorLongtaitouFestival
isoneofthem”JñᨵüïòḄ⁚ô÷øᜮý1ᐸJÿ
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27Themainreasonforusing11digitsisthatwehavethelargestpopulationintheworld.113.Butasmobilephoneusersgrew,therewerenotenoughnumbersforustouse.Sowebegantouse11digitsstartingfrom1999.Elevendigitscanbeusedtocreatetensofbillionsofmobilephonenumbers.114.BesidesChina,BritainandJapanalsouse11-digitmobilephonenumbers.Buttheirnumbersalwaysstartwith0.115.CountriesliketheUnitedStates,AustraliaandIndiausephonenumberswith10digits.Canada'smobilephonenumbersareperhapstheshortestintheworld.Theyusesevendigits.A.Weoncehad10-digitnumbers.B.Yournumberhaselevendigits.C.Butshortnumbersareeasytoremember.D.The11digitscanbedividedintothreeparts.E.Sotheycan'tcreateasmanynumbersaswecan.F.Thafsenoughforeachofustouse7or8phonenumbers.ூwᫀ௃Hl.B112.D113.A114.FI15.Eூᑖ᪆௃|ᦻ!f"#}~ṹ/6711u
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28Seeingthatlocalpeopleweresufferingfromdisease,hebuiltladders¾Ksandhousesonahighmountaintokeephundredsofmedicineplants.116.Thislegendt0¿shasmadeShennongjiainHubeianinvitingplacefortourists.117.YoucanseenaturalsceneryfromallfourseasonsatdifferentaltitudesÀÁs.“Whenthebottomofthemountainissummer,thetopisspringandwhilethefoothillisautumn,thetopiscoveredwithice,^^localpeoplesayofthespecialclimateofShennongjia.Shennongjiaisalsohometo5,000kindsofanimalsandplants.118.Forexample,thegoldenmonkey,thecloudedleopardtÂÃsandtheAsianblackbearliveinthisarea.OneinterestingandmysteriousthingaboutShennongjiaisits“Bigfoot“legends.Somepeoplehavesaidthattheyhaveseenhugefootprintsorlargeman-likewildanimals.119.Somesaytheyarejustbears.120.OnJuly17,2016,theShennongjiaForestryDistrictwasaddedtotheUnitedNationsWorldHeritagelistasanaturalsite.ItwasChina's50thworldheritagesiteistit
.A.Butscientistshavenmadesureifit'strue.B.That'swhypeoplelovetheseanimals.C.Torememberhim,peoplenamedtheplaceShennongjia.D.Thisbeautifulplacegotavaluabletitle.E.Manyrareanimalslivethere.F.Travelingthereisanunusualexperience.ூwᫀ௃116.C117.F118.E119.A120.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᦻÄÅ⌕!fÇÈÉḄ0¿CÇÈÉḄᭆ஺116.ᵫÌᦻ“Thousandsofyearsago,Shcnnong,…”
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suchasinformationthatcomesfromschools,socialmediasites,companies,andgovernments.127.Anothersetcanhavewhattheylike,wheretheygotoschool,andhowmuchtimetheyspendonthecomputer.128.Thegovernmentusesittounderstandhowmanypeopletravelonbusesortrains.Theinformationisthenusedtomakebusortrainsystemsbetter.Companiesusebigdata,too.Ithelpsthemunderstandwhobuystheirproducts.Forexample,onecompanyusesweatherdatatoseewhenpeopleeatthemostice-cream.Bigdatacanbeusedforgoodreasons.Somehospitalsusebigdatatopredictifababywhoisbomtooearlywillgetsick.Thehospitalcanthentakeextrastepstotakecareofthatbabysoheorshedoesnotgetsick.129.Itcanbeusedtopredictwhichkindsofpeoplearelikelytobreakthelaworhurtothers,eveniftheyhavenotdoneanythingwrong.130.Itisbecausethecomputerprogramsusedtolookatbigdataandunderstanditarewrittenbypeople.Peoplethinkacertainway.Becausetheythinkacertainway,theybuildamodelofthoseideas.Theseideasarethenusedtolookatthedata.Sometimes,theseideasarehelpfulforpeopleorbusinesses.Othertimes,badideascancauseproblemsforcertaingroupsofpeople.A.Bigdatacanbeusedinmanyways.B.Whydoweusebigdataforbadthings?C.Bigdatacanalsobeusedforbadreasons.D.Howcanbigdatabeusedforgoodandbadthings?

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33üᓛþ஺⌱⚗dᨵ!⚗2¦ÿ⌱⚗஺GetagoodideaChooseatopiccarefully.Youcantalkmoreeasilyaboutsomethingyoulikeandknowabout.136.It'sbettertosayless.Chooseafewgoodideasandthinkabouthowtocommunicatethemclearlytoyouraudience.137.BeforethetalkBEGINNING:Thinkofaninterestingwaytobegin.MDDLE:Thinkcarefullyaboutthispartofyourtalk.END:Peopleoftenremembertheendingbest,soplanthispartofyourtalkfirst.HowtoGiveaGoodTalk138.Writeyourmainideasonacard.Ithelpsyourememberyourtalkwhilepracticing.Whenyoucandoiteasilywithoutnotes,thenyou'reready.139.Talkmoreslowlythanyouusuallydobutspeakmoreloudlythanusual.Makesurethateveryonecanhearyoueasily.Whenyoudothetalk140.Talktoyouraudience,nottoyourhandsortothefloor.Lookaroundtheroomatpeople'sfacesandcheckthey'relistening.

34A.Don'ttrytosaytoomuchB.Don'tspeaktoofastC.MakenotesandprepareD.PlanyourtalkE.LookupnotdownF.Finishontimeூᫀ௃136.A137.D138.C139.B140.Eூᑖ᪆௃ᦻᦻ஺⌕᝞ᢈ!Ḅ#$஺136.᪷&“Itsbettertosayless.”'()*᪗⚪-.⌕/01஺⌱⚗A“301”5ᔠ7᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺137.᪷&“BEGINNING:Thinkofaninterestingwaytobegin.MDDLE:Thinkcarefullyaboutthispartofyourtalk.END:Peopleoftenremembertheendingbest,soplanthispartofyourtalkfirst.“'()*᪗⚪-:;<=>ᑜ஺⌱⚗D“>ᑜ@ḄA”5ᔠ7᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺138.᪷&"Writeyourmainideasonacard.”'()᪗⚪-

35Thinkaboutwhattheinterviewerwillaskyou.HeorshewillprobablyaskaboutyourqualificationsVWandyourexperiencebutthey711alsoaskyouwhyyouwantthejobaswell.Thinkofsomepossiblequestionsandprepareyouranswersbeforeyougo.143.Ifyouwearsomethingnew,itwillmakeyoufeeluncomfortable.Ifsbesttowearsomethingsmartbutsomethingyoulikeandfeelhappyin.144.Intheinterview,don'tsitlookingatyourfeet.Makesureyousitupandlooktheinterviewerintheeye.Thismakesyoulookhonestandmoreconfident.145.It'sagoodideatoaskquestionsattheinterview.Askaboutthecompanyorthejob.Preparesomequestionsbeforetheinterview.Itmakesyoulookmoreinterestedifyoudothis.A.Askaquestion!B.Berelaxed.C.Wearcomfortableclothes.D.Beontime!E.MakeeyecontactXYZ[\F.Beprepared!ூᫀ௃141.D142.F143.C144.E145.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻᦻ)]^_`ᐵb☢dḄef஺141.᪷&"It'sbettertobeearlythanlate.”'()*ghEHḄi⌕ឋ)⌱⚗D“EH\”5ᔠ7᛻)ᦑ⌱D஺142.᪷&“Thinkofsomepossiblequestionsandprepareyouranswersbeforeyougo.”'()*gh;EᜓḄi⌕ឋ)⌱⚗F“<=Eᜓ\”5ᔠ7᛻)ᦑ⌱F஺143.᪷&“Ifyouwearsomethingnew,itwillmakeyoufeeluncomfortable.It\besttowearsomethingsmartbutsomethingyoulikeandfeelhlpyin.”'()*ghmḼ—〉Ḅi⌕ឋ)⌱⚗C“m—〉Ḅ⊟r஺”5ᔠ7᛻,ᦑ⌱C஺144.᪷&“Makesureyousitupandlooktheinterviewerintheeye.Thismakesyoulookhonestandmoreconfident.”'()*ghtu☢dvḄXw)xy^z{D|})⌱⚗E“

36`⚪”5ᔠ7᛻)ᦑ⌱A஺ஹ▅7⌱52021.OᓄR.SὃU⚪᪷&ᦻᑁ)Lᑡ⌱⚗S⌱^ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗஺⌱⚗Sᨵ⚗1஺TheCOVID-19epidemicisstillspreadingrapidlythroughouttheworld.Luckily,itisundercontrolinChinawiththeeffortsofourgovernmentandallthepeople.However,weshouldstillbecarefulinourdailylife.There5resomerulesfbrustofollow.1GetvaccinatedᡭSincethere?sstillnospecialmedicinetocure¡ៜCOVID-19,146.Thegovernmentisprovidingavailablevaccine
foreveryoneinourcountry.Ifyou'reover18yearsoldandingoodhealth,youcangetvaccinatednearyourcommunity.147.2Wearmasks£¤Peoplehavebeenusedtowearingmaskssincetheepidemicbrokeout.Itissummernow,maybewearingmasksinhotweathermakesyoufeeluncomfortable.However,148.Sowheneveryougoout,don'tforgettoputonyourmask.Youmaylookcoolerwithamaskon!3Washyourhands149.Especiallywhenyougethomefromschoolorwork,orreturnfromanyotherpublicplaces,thefirstthingyoushoulddoistoturnonthetap¥ᜮ
,pickupthesoapandwashyourhandscompletely.4Keepsafesocialdistance§¨©You'dbetternotgotocrowdedplaces.Thesummervacationisbeginning.Ifyouhavetogotothestores,movies,parties,supermarkets,etc,besideswearingmasks,remembertokeepsocialdistance.150.Anyway,takegoodcareofyourselfandliveasafeandhappylife!A.Washyourhandsasoftenaspossible.B.Butyouhavetopay!C.wedon'tneedtodoanythingaboutit.D.Whafsmore,itisfree!E.Avoidgettingtooclosetootherpeople.F.thevaccineisthemostimportantwaytopreventit.G.itisstillagoodwaytostopthevirusª«fromspreadingamongpeople.ூᫀ௃146.F147.D148.G149.A150.E

37ூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ⌕¬■®¯°ª«±²Ḅ³ᩩef஺146.᪷&“Sincethere'sstillnospecialmedicinetocure¡ៜCOVID-1Q^S^Thegovernmentisprovidingavailablevaccineforeveryoneinourcountry”'()µᜐ-¶·¸¯°ª«Ḅ¹º)F⌱⚗“⚜■¼ªᨬi⌕Ḅ#$”5ᔠ)ᦑ⌱F஺147.᪷&“youcangetvaccinatednearyourcommunity.”'()µᜐ-ᙠ½¾¶·Ḅ¿ᐵᑁ)D⌱⚗“ÀÁ)ÂÃÄḄ”5ᔠ)ᦑ⌱D஺148.᪷&“maybewearingmasksinhotweathermakesyouffeeluncomfortable"Å"However”'()µᜐ-ᡚ£¤ḄÇ⌕ឋ)G⌱⚗“ÂÈᯠÊ®ª«ᙠËÌS±²Ḅ=#$”5ᔠ)ᦑ⌱G஺149.᪷&*᪗⚪“Washyourhands”'()µᜐ-ÍÎÏᨵᐵḄᑁ)A⌱⚗“Ð'ÑÒÎÏ”5ᔠ,ᦑ⌱Ao150.᪷&“remembertokeepsocialdistance.”'()µᜐ-⌕ÍÓËÔᢝ〉ÖḄש)E⌱⚗“ØÃÍÓË0ÙÚÛ”5ᔠ)ᦑ⌱E஺2021•ÜᓭÞ□R•SὃU⚪Chang'eFlewUptotheMoonOnceuponatime,therelivedastrongyoungmanHouYiandhisbeautifulwifeChang'e.HouYiwasthebestarcheràáÏatthattime.151.Theweatherbecamesohotanddrythatnofoodcouldgrowandmanypeopledied.SceneOneWhenseeingthis,HouYidecidedtosavethepeople.152.Atthetopofthemountain,heshotdownninesuns,leavingonlyoneinthesky.SceneTwoAfterHouYishotdowntheninesuns,everythingbegantogrowontheearth.153.AgoddessonMountKunlun᧎ãägavehimsomemagicmedicinetothankhim.Whoevertookitcouldliveforever.SceneThreeHouYireturnedhomewiththemagicmedicineandhewantedtoshareitwithChang'e.HegavethemedicinetoChang'eandshekeptitinabox.Theyplannedtotakeitafewdayslater.SceneFourAbadman,PangMengheardaboutthemagicmedicineandwantedtostealit.WhenChang'ewasaloneathome,hecametotheirhouseandaskedChang'efbrit.154.Thenshebecameverylightandflewuptothemoon.SceneFive

38AfterHouYigothome,hecouldn'tfindChang'eanywhere.Hefeltverysad.Onenight,whenthemoonwasroundandbright,hefoundChang'ewasonthemoon.Hecalledouthernametothemoon.155.A.HemadehiswaytoMountKunlun.B.HouYiwashappyandacceptedthemedicine.C.Thereweretensunsintheskyoneday.D.Howhewishedtheycouldgettogetheragain!E.PeoplewereverythankfultoHouYi.F.Afterthis,peoplestartedthetraditionofeatingmooncakes.GChang'erefusedtogiveittohimandtookitall.ூᫀ௃151.C152.AI53.E154.G155.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᦻᔣᡃçèéêëDìíᝂᨴḄᦑð஺151.᪷&"Theweatherbecamesohotanddrythatnofoodcouldgrowandmanypeopledied.“'()ᜩòó/᝞µ°ôDõö)÷ᨵøᱥ'úûü)ý1Ëþÿ஺⌱⚗C“ᨵᜩᜩᨵᓝ□”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱C஺152.᪷“Atthetopofthemountain,heshotdownninesuns,leavingonlyoneinthesky.”ᙠ⚔□஺⌱⚗A“᧎"”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱A஺153.᪷"AfterHouYishotdowntheninesuns,everythingbegantogrowontheearth.“#$□&#ᙢ(Ḅ*ᱥ,-./஺⌱⚗E“012345#$”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱E஺154.᪷“WhenChang'ewasaloneathome,hecametotheirhouseandaskedChang'eforit."6"Thenshebecameverylightandflewuptothemoon."789:ᙠ;<=0>ᩭ⌕/.AὁCᯠ#78EF23GHᑮᨴK(஺⌱⚗G“78ALMNᐰPᔛR‘ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱G஺155.᪷“Hecalledouthernametothemoon.”TḼᨴKV᝛ḄXY஺⌱⚗D“Z[\]1^_`ᙠ•b”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱Do2021•cdefg♦ὃi⚪kPollutionisoneofthebiggestproblemsintheworldtoday.Inmanyplaces,rubbishisthrownintolakesandrivers.156.Insomecities,theairisfilledwithpollution.157.Ifitisnotcleanedup,morepeoplewillbehurt.

39158.Landandwaterpollutionkillsmanyanimalseveryyear.Ifwedonotacttoimprovetheenvironment,morelivingthingswillbekilledbypollution.159.Weshouldseparaterubbishintodifferentgroups.Inthisway,itcanberecycledandreused.Wehadbetterplantmoretrees.160.What'smore,weshouldn'tputthewasteintolakesorrivers.Ifwecandothese,wewillmaketheworldabetterplacetolivein.A.Thismakessomeoldpeopleandchildrenill.B.Aswellaspeople,animalsarealsoharmedbypollution.C.Wecanmakeourlakesandriverscleanerandcleaner.D.It'stimefbrailofustotakeactionrightaway!E.Becauseofthis,theseplaceshavealreadybeenpolluted.F.Treesreducedustandhelpkeeptheairclean.G.Afewofusshouldtakeactiontoprotecttheenvironment.ூmᫀ௃156.E157.A158.B159.D160.Fூᑖ᪆௃rᦻtuv᛻wx⌼ᡂḄ#{|}~TwxḄ஺156.᪷(ᦻ“Pollutionisoneofthebiggestproblemsintheworldtoday.Inmanyplaces,rubbishisthrownintolakesandrivers.”ᜐᚗ᎔⌼ᡂḄ#{ᨵᐵᦑ“᝞ᙢwx஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺157.᪷(ᦻ“Insomecities,theairisfilledwithpollution...Ifitisnotcleanedup,morepeoplewillbehurt”ᜐtugḄwx01.ᦑ“ὁ06.஺''ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺158.᪷ᦻ“Landandwaterpollutionkillsmanyanimalseveryyear.“ᜐtuwxTᱥ⌼ᡂḄᦑ“ᱥ60᪵¡ᑮwxḄ¢£஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺159.᪷(ᦻ“Ifwedonotactshouldseparaterubbishintodifferentgroups…”ᜐtuᡃ1⌕¥¦~Twxᦑ“§ᙠ¨ᡃ1ᡠᨵ0ªᓽ¥¦¬Ḅ<᎛®“ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺160.᪷(ᦻ“Wehadbetterplantmoretrees.”ᜐtu᪛ᩈT±²wxḄ³ᵨᦑ“᪛ᩈ±²ᮞ¶ᨵ·¸¹ᢝ»¼஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺2021.cdd¾gὃi⚪kItwasaveryhotday.AsIwassittingonthebench,waitingforclasstobegin,IsawTimothywavingabrownpaperbagatJenna.Happily,thetwoofthemwalkedawaytosomewhere.161.Theystoppedataquieterareabehindthelibrary."Strange,“Ithought.4tTheymustbeuptosomething

40IwatchedthemfrombehindalargetreeandsawJennapasssomemoneytoTimothy.TimothythenpassedthepaperbagtoJenna.Bothofthemweresmilingandseemedveryhappy.162.TimothymustbesellinganswerstotheholidayworksheetstoJenna!ItmadesensetomeasTimothywasanexcellentstudentandJennaalwaysneededhelpinherhomework.Icouldnotstopmyselfandjumpedoutfrombehindthetree.Icried,“163.”TimothyandJennaweresurprised.44Whatishappening?^^Jennaasked.AfterItoldthemwhatIhadthought,theylaughed.IturnedoutthatinthebagwasaspecialcomicbookboughtbyTimothy'sbrother.164.OnceIheardtheexplanation,Iturnedred.Iwishedthegroundwouldswallow¿Àkmethentosavemefromtheshame.Isaidsorryformymistakeandquicklyranaway.165.A.Iwillnevertrustthemagain.B.Athoughtsuddenlycameintomymind.C.Outofcuriosity,IfollowedTimothyandJenna.D.TimothywasonlycollectingmoneyfromJennaforthecomicbook.E.Iwillneverjumptoconclusionsagain.F.Isawwhatthetwoofyouhaddone.GLuckily,theyinvitedmetojointhem.ூmᫀ௃161.C162.B163.Fl64.D165.Eூᑖ᪆௃ᦻÁÂóὅÅ>ÆÇ™ÉÊ6ËÌ|1ᙠÍ=ÎÏ{ÎÐᓾA¨³ὅÒᑮḄÓ᪵³ὅÔÓÕÎÖᔾ¦ᦟÙÚÛAᝠÏÝ஺161.᪷"Happily,thetwoofthemwalkedawaytosomewhere.”|}“Theystoppedataquieterareabehindthelibrary."Strange,"Ithought."Theymustbeuptosomething!,,Iwatchedthemfrombehindalargetree”1ᣚ•ᙢßᡃà^Òᑮ1ᙠÍá[âãᡃÆḼ1⌱⚗C”ä¸å᜻ᡃÆḼ™ÉÊ6ËÌ஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱C஺162.᪷"TimothymustbesellinganswerstotheholidayworksheetstoJenna...Icried”,è¨â:éÒê1&ëḄÎÖ&#Ḅìí⌱⚗B“ᡃîᯠìᑮïð஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱B஺163.᪷“IwatchedthemfrombehindalargetreeandsawJennapasssomemoneytoTimothy.TimothythenpassedthepaperbagtoJenna.Bothofthemweresmilingandseemedveryhappy.“è~ñ¨³ὅV⍝:éÒᑮḄÖó⌱⚗F“ᡃÒêô1õÍá[஺"ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱F஺164.᪷"IturnedoutthatinthebagwasaspecialcomicbookboughtbyTimothy'sbrother."|}"OnceIheardtheexplanation,Iturnedred”è~ñ¨â1ᔣᡃøùiÐḄÖú⌱⚗D“™ÉÊû¨ÔËÌÓèᦈ

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஺“ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱D஺165.᪷"OnceIheardtheexplanation,Iturnedred.Iwishedthegroundwouldswallowmethentosavemefi'omtheshame.Isaidsorryformymistakeandquicklyranaway.“!ᔾ#/ᦟ&⌱⚗E“ᡃ)*+ᝠ-.”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱E஺2021•123456•7ὃ9⚪Therearenotmanynationsthatcansaytheirnationaldishhasbecomeinternational.166.Botharefamousallovertheworld,andbothhavemadethehistoryofItalianfood.Peoplehavebeeneatingpizza,inoneformoranother,forcenturies.Theyeatiteverywhere-athome,inrestaurants,oronstreetcorners.167.Longago,piecesofflatbread,toppedwithmushroomsandherbs✏ᧇwereasimpleandtastymeal.Theyweremostlyforthosewhodidn'thaveenoughmoneytobuyplates,orwhowereonthego.Inthe18thcentury,Naples,insouthernItaly,hadbecomeoneofthelargestcitiesinEurope,anditwasgrowingfast.Lotsofcitypeoplewerepoorandtheywerealwaysrushingaroundtolookforwork.168.Pizzaswerecuttomeetthecustomersneeds.Theywereinexpensive,usedeasy-to-findingredients=>ᧇ,andcouldbemadewithplentyofflavor.ItwasinAmericathatpizzafounditssecondhome.169.Soon,pizzaspreadacrossthecountrywiththerapiddevelopmentofthecity.Itwasincreasinglyconsideredasafastfood.PeoplemightlikeNewYork-stylethinpizza,orChicagodeep-dishthickpizza.Somewantextracheeseontheirpizzaswhileothersonlylikevegetables.170.Foralotofpeopleinwesterncountries,whentheycannotdecidewhattoeat,theyorderpizzas.A.Nobodyknowswherepizzacamefrom.B.Thesecretis,almosteveryonelikespizzas.C.Italyhastwosuchdishes,spaghettiandpizza.D.AnumberofpeoplerefusedtoeatpizzasinItaly.E.Theyneededfoodthatwascheapandeasytoeat.F.In1905,thefirstpizzeria,Lombardi's,wasopenedinNewYorkCity.GTheword“pizza“camefromtheLatinword“pinsa“meaningflatbread.ூAᫀ௃166.C167.G168.E169.F170.Bூᑖ᪆௃FᦻHIJᦻK⌕MNOP⃬ḄᔊT஺166.᪷"Botharefamousallovertheworld,andbothhavemadethehistoryofItalianfbod.”,UᜐᐵXYᜧᑭḄ\]^ᱥ⌱⚗C“Yᜧᑭᨵ\⍝᪵ḄcYᜧᑭ☢eP⃬஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺167.᪷“Longago,piecesofflatbread,toppedwithmushroomsandherbs,wereasimpleandtastymeal.”fg

42Uᜐh☢ᒹᱏᨵᐵ⌱⚗G“P⃬klᩭnoRinsapYqᡡs☢ᒹ஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱G஺168.᪷“Lotsofcitypeoplewerepoorandtheywerealwaysrushingaroundtolookforwork."tu“Pizzaswerecuttomeetthecustomersneeds.”P⃬vwxyz6Ḅ{|Ḅ◤~Uᜐ◤⌕᪵Ḅ^ᱥ⌱⚗E“◤⌕᧕ᔛḄ^ᱥ஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺169.᪷“ItwasinAmericathatpizzafounditssecondhome.”UᜐhP⃬ᙠḄᔊTᨵᐵ⌱⚗F905HP⃬P⃬ᙠ6஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺170.᪷“PeoplemightlikeNewYork-stylethinpizza,orChicagodeep-dishthickpizza.Somewantextracheese…”+Ḅ|+]ḄP⃬Jᜧ᰿P⃬⌱⚗B”¡¢£k|P⃬஺”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱u2021♦¤¥¦§67ὃ9⚪Whenyouhaveacold,yourfriendscan'tvisityoubecausetheydon'twanttogetacold.Whenyouarcpartofafamily,ifoneofyougetsacold,oftenallofyougetit.171..Belowarefourwaystohelpstopacoldspreadingandtofeelbetteragain.•Washyourhands.Washingyourhandsisthemostimportantwaytostopthespreadofcolds.Coldgerms=¨©arespreadbytouch.Thegermsgetontoyourhandsandfromthereintoyoureyes,noseandmouth.Washyourhandscarefullyusingsoapandhotwater.172.,theywillbemuchlesslikelytogetthecold.•Coveryournoseandmouth.Thereisasayingthat“coughsandsneezesspreadillness^^.173.whencoughingandyournoseifsneezing.Thatway,thecoldgermswon'tgetontoyourhandsandspreadtothingsyoutouchsuchasdoorknobs,taphandlesorcupsandplates.•174..Coldgermsarespreadveryeasily.Youcanuseadisinfectant=ª«Ḅcleanertocleandoorknobs,taps,toilethandles.Besuretouseonlyyourowntowel,toothbrushandcup.•Takecareofyourself.175..Eathealthysimplefoodssuchassouporrice.Getenoughrestandsleep.Stayinbed,readabook.DoyourschoolworkandpracticeyourEnglish!Rememberthatacommoncoldonlylastsafewdays.Youwillfeelbettersoon.A.SomecoldmedicinescanhelpstopachesandfeverB.Coldgermscanbespreadbycoughingandsneezing

43C.IfallthemembersofyourfamilywashtheirhandstooD.AlwaysuseapieceofsoftpapertocoveryourmouthE.WhenyouwashyourhandseveryhalfanhourF.CleanyourhouseGThereisnogoodmethodoftreatingthecommoncoldூAᫀ௃171.G172.C173.DI74.F175.Aூᑖ᪆௃FᦻO¬]■®¯ᑈ±²Ḅ³´஺171.᪷"Belowarefourwaystohelpstopacoldspreadingandtofeelbetteragain.”µᨵ¶ᶭ¯ᑈḄ³´ᓾᨵ■®¯ᑈ±¹ஹ»|¯¼½H¾Ḅ³´஺G⚗“¶ᶭ¿À¯ᑈµᨵ½Ḅ³´”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱G஺172.᪷“Washyourhands.”FÁK⌕MÂÃÄᐵᑁÆ)ᵫ“they”È7KÉᦪ஺C⚗“᝞ÌÍḄ|*ÂÃḄΔᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺173.᪷“Coveryournoseandmouth.”ÏÐeᡭÒÓÔ⌕ᣆÖg×஺D⚗“ØᵨHÚÛÜÝÖÍḄᘂ”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺174.᪷“Youcanuseadisinfectantcleanertocleandoorknobs,taps,toilethandles.''UᜐMᡭàáâ஺F⚗“ᡭàÍḄãä”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺175.᪷“Takecareofyourself.”UᜐM᯿æ!ḄÄᐵᑁÆ஺A⚗“H¾¯ᑈçtèé®êe⌨ì”ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺2021.▷ï7ὃ9⚪Doyouknowthereasonwhywefeeltiredinthemiddleofaclass?Maybeyouwouldsayitisbecausetheteacher'sclassisboring.176.Perhapsthisissomethingyouhavenotpaidenoughattentiontoornotyetnoticed.Purposeofsleep177.SleephelpsourbodyhealðÉ,grow,andstayhealthy.Italsogivesusenergy,sowecanbeactiveallday.Doctorsandhealthscientistssay:Whenyoucloseyoureyesandneedtorest,sleepisjusttheverybest!Thisismorethanadvice.SleeptimeEnoughsleepisimportanttous.Howmuchsleepdoweneed?New-bornbabiessleepmostofthetime.Theycansleep20—22hoursaday.Childrenneed10-12hoursofsleepaday.Teenagersneed8-10hoursofsleepadaybecausetheyneedlotsofenergytogrowintotheiradultᡂ|Ḅbodies.Grown-upsusuallyneed6-8hoursofsleeptokeepactive.178.Thatiswhyoldpeoplesleeplessthanyoungpeople.Interestingfacts

44Almosteveryonehastheirdreamswhiletheysleep,butnotallofthemcantelltheirdreamsclearlywhentheywakeup.179.Moresurprisingly,somemayevengetupintheirdreamsandwalkaround.Thisiscalled“sleepwalking”.Areyouasleepwalker?Or,isthereasleepwalkeraroundyou?180.It'snotjustpeoplethatlovetosnoozeᡭgò
.Infact,manyanimalshaveunusualorsurprisingsleepinghabits.Someanimals,suchasbearsandhedgehogs,sleepallthroughwinter.Theswiftisaveryfastbirdthatcansleepwhileitflies!Cutekoalassleeparound18hoursaday.Giraffesdon'tneedmuchsleepatall.Theyusuallysleepstandingup.A.SleepyanimalsB.Whydoweneedsleep?C.Somepeopletalkintheirdreams.D.However,therealreasonisprobablythatwedon'thaveenoughsleep.E.Theolderyouget,thelesssleepyouwillneed.F.Somepeopleneverdreamwhiletheysleep.GCleveranimalsூ
ᫀ௃176.D177.B178.E179.C180.Aூᑖ᪆௃FᦻK⌕Oᡃó◤⌕ṑḨṑḨḄÔö÷øtuùᱥṑ¼Ḅú஺176.᪷“Maybeyouwouldsayitisbecausetheteacher'sclassisboring"u"Perhapsthisissomethingyouhavenotpaidenoughattentiontoornotyetnoticed”Uᜐûüý+þóὁḄᡃᑮᎢD⌱⚗“ᯠḄᡃᨵḄṑḨ”!ᔠ#᛻ᦑ⌱D஺177.᪷*᪗⚪“Purposeofsleep”-./012345ᡃ◤⌕ṑḨB⌱⚗“ᡃ345◤⌕ṑḨ”!ᔠ#᛻ᦑ⌱B஺178.᪷*"Thatiswhyoldpeoplesleeplessthanyoungpeople”-,9ᜐ;01<ᦪ>ᜧ◤⌕ḄṑḨ@>AE⌱⚗“B>ὁB◤⌕ḄṑḨ@>A”!ᔠ#᛻ᦑ⌱E஺179.᪷*“Moresurprisingly,somemayevengetupintheirdreamsandwalkaround”-9ᜐ;01DEFGHDIḄJKC⌱⚗“ᨵLGHᙠENOP”!ᔠ#᛻ᦑ⌱C஺180.᪷*“Infact,manyanimalshaveunusualorsurprisingsleepinghabits”-9ᜐ01QLJᱥḄṑḨSTU9V;./Ḅ᪗⚪A⌱⚗“WWXṑḄJᱥ”!ᔠ#᛻ᦑ⌱A஺2021YᓭNὃ⚪\Peopledidn'tpaymuchattentiontotheirhealthinthepast,butnowmoreandmorepeopletrytomakesure

45thattheyarehealthy.181.Doexerciseeveryday.Therearemanywaystodoexerciseindailylife.182,Somepeoplethinkthatdoingsimplethingslikecleaningthehouseishelpful.Otherpeoplethinkthatdoingexercisesuchasrunningorplayingballgamesisgood.Eathealthyfood.Itisgoodforyourhealthtoeathealthyfood.Youshouldeatmorevegetablesandfruitsbutlessjunkfoodeveryday.183.184,Todaymanypeoplehavestress]^_\intheirlife,butweshouldtrytorelaxourselves.Infact,youcanneverkeepyourselfawayfromstressinlife.185.Soyouneedtoknowthereasonforthestressandfindwaystofeelbetter.Thinkingaboutthingsinanactivewaycanalsoreducestress.Trytolivefornow,anddon'tworryaboutthefuture.A.Pickupahobby.B.Itisalwayswithyou.C.Learntorelaxyourself.D.It'sbadforyourhealthtositforalongtime.E.Nowletmetellyousomewaystokeephealthy.F.Peoplehavedifferentideasaboutwaystoexercise.G.Healthyfoodplaysanimportantroleinastrongbody.ூaᫀ௃181.E182.F183.G184.C185.Bூᑖ᪆௃ᦻNg⌕012hLiᢝᏉlḄmn஺181.oᦻp/NqᙠriᢝᏉlḄmn9ᜐstu஺E⚗“vᙠᡃwxBhLiᢝᏉlḄmn.”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺182.᪷*"Somepeoplethink...Otherpeoplethink...”-GḄzn{--᪵஺F⚗“G~Ḅmᨵ{Ḅzn஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺183.᪷*“Eathealthyfbod”-9/rᔛᏉlḄᱥᐵḄᑁ஺G⚗“ᏉlḄᱥᙠḄNḼ⌕ḄKᵨ஺'!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱G஺184.᪷*“butweshouldtrytorelaxourselves”᦮/ᑁ-h/r஺C⚗”H஺“!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺185.᪷*"Infact,youcanneverkeepyourselfawayfromstressinlife.“-⌫{/¡NḄ^_஺B⚗“¢s£Bᙠ஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺2021•Yᓭ᧎¦§•Nὃ⚪\

46Lotsofstudentsaretoobusydoingtheirhomeworktohelpoutwithhousework.So,manyparentswanttoknowiftheyshouldgivetheirchildrenchores.Well,there9snoneedtoworry.186.First,doingchoreshelpschildrenlearntobeindependent.Parentscan'tstaybytheirchildren'ssideallthetime.187.Andtheseskillswillhelpthembereadyforthedaywhentheygotocollegeortakecareoftheirownhouses.188.Whenchildrenfinishachore,theywillnotonlytakeprideinajobwelldonebutalsohaveconfidenceintheirabilitytodothingswell.Third,doingchoresmakesitpossibleforchildrentodevelopgoodrelationshipswiththeirfamily,friendsandpartners.Doingchorestogetherwithfamilycanmakechildrenmorecaringfortheirfamily.Andtheybegintolearntheirresponsibilityinafamilyoragroup.189.Theywillknowthatiftheyworktogetherasateam,thingswillbecompletedquickerandbetter.190.Yes!Anditshouldbeonthetopofthelist.Now,myfriends,areyoureadytohelp?᪷*¨ᦻᑁ©¨ᦻªḄ⌱⚗N⌱I«ᐭVᜐḄᨬ¯⌱⚗஺⌱⚗Nᨵ°⚗3±²⌱⚗஺A.Shouldchildrendochores?B.Choresaregoodforchildren.C.Whatchoresshouldchildrendo?D.Thathelpsthembuildteamspirit.E.Childrencannotdochoreswithouttheirparents9help.F.Second,doingchoreshelpschildrenbuildself-confidence.G.Childrenneedtolearnthenecessarylifeskillstobeindependent.ூaᫀ௃186.B187.G188.F189.D190.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻNg⌕r2D³´~µ¶ᩭOᨵ45¸ᜐ஺186.oᦻN012p¹D³´Ḅºᜐ9ᜐh»stu஺B⚗“³´~µ¶ᨵºᜐ஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺187.᪷*"Andtheseskillswillhelpthembereadyforthedaywhentheygotocollegeortakecareoftheirownhouses.”-9ᜐ¼ᑮ2hL½¾ᜧ¿᯿ÁḄ¶◤⌕Ḅᢈ஺G⚗“32Äŵ¶◤⌕ÆÇ⌕Ḅ¡ᢈ஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱G஺188.᪷*ÈÉ/N“First”Èp/N“Third”-9ᜐÈÉᩩºᜐ஺F⚗“ÈÉD³´ᨵË̵¶ÍÅÎ஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱F஺189.᪷*“Theywillknowthatiftheyworktogetherasateam,thingswillbecompletedquickerandbetter.“-D³´ϵ¶ᨵÐÑᔠKÒÓ஺D⚗“ᨵËÌÔÍÅÐÑÕÖ஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺

47190.᪷*“Yes!”-9ᜐh»h×ᶧÙu஺A⚗“µ¶;ÚD³´ᔩÜ”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺Ýஹ▅àá5⌱42021•âãᜧ䧕Nὃ⚪\Inhighschoolandcollege,youmaybeencouragedtotravelorstudyabroad.Perhapsyouaretoobusywithyourschoolworktoseriouslyconsiderthesechances.Iencouragetravelingatayoungage.191.Asyoungpeople,mostofuslivewithmomanddad.Ourcommunityknowsuswell,too.Theideaofgettingoutofthiscomfortzone]—〉ç
canbescary]᝿Ḅ\.192.Inourdailylife,weknowwellhowtoactandrespondaé
topeople.Buthowaboutbeinginanewplace,withstrangerswhoholddifferentvalues?Itcanbeuncomfortableatfirst.Butonceyouworkoutthatyoucanconnectwithpeopleinspiteof]êë\differences,youbecomesmarterandmoreconfident.Youshouldlearntofacethisdiscomfort.Itwillhelpyoutogrow.Bytravelingwidely,youwillalsodevelopculturalsensitivity]ìឋ\.Beingculturallysensitiveisimportant.Anditisnotenoughtojustknow,"Peoplefromthatcountryarelikethis.”WhenIwasinSpain,forexample,Ifoundpeopletheretookatwo-hourbreakinthemiddleoftheirworkday.ManyforeignersconsidertheSpanishpeoplelazy.193.TotheSpanishpeople,eatingtogetherasafamilyismoreimportantthananythingelse.Culturalsensitivitywillhelpyouwithyourcommunicationonbothbusinessandpersonallevels.Finally,I'dliketomentionthattravelingabroadwillbeawonderfulwaytolearnanewlanguage.Beinginanewlanguage-learningenvironment,youwillhavetousethelanguage.194.A.Ithelpsyoutolearnanewlanguageaswell.B.Infact,theSpanishpeoplearealwayslikethis.C.However,onelearnsthemostinstrangesituations.D.Theearlieryoutravelwidely,themoreyoucanlearn.E.Inthisway,youwillimproveyourlanguageskillsbetter.F.Fewofthemknowpeoplethereplacegreatvalueonfamilytime.ூaᫀ௃191.D192.C193.F194.Eூᑖ᪆௃.ᦻg⌕ᐵÌIîïðᡈὅÆóᩭḄºᜐôõᜧ³IîïðᡈÆ஺191.᪷*“1encouragetravelingatayoungage.“-Kὅôõö÷ḄF᎛±½ïð9ᜐ;ÚO¦ïðḄºᜐ⌱⚗D“B>ù½ïúB@ᑮ>±஺”!ᔠ#᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺192.᪷*“Theideaofgettingoutofthiscomfortzonecanbescary”û"Butonceyouworkoutthatyoucan

48connectwithpeopleinspiteofdifferences,youbecomesmarterandmoreconfident.”-ü;H—〉ᙌH᝿ÿ
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S'RḄ/[Ḅ\]⌱⚗E”Y᪵T_[ᙢabTḄ'R_c஺%ᔠ'᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺2021,efghi♦ὃk⚪mOnSaturdaymorning,TomSawyerhadtopainthisaunt'sfencen᪕pm.Tomlookedatthethirtymetersofwidefenceandfeltbad.Hethoughtofthefunhehadplannedfortheday.Soonthefreeboyswouldgoouttoplay,andtheywouldlaughathimfbrhavingtowork.Hefeltevenworse.195.SoonBenRogersappeared,eatinganapple.TomignorednVᳮmhimandcontinuedpainting.Hestoppedandlookedathisworklikeanartist."Hello,Tom.Tmgoingswimming.Don'tyouwishyoucould?Butofcourse,youhavetowork.”TomlookedatBen,thensaid,"Whatdoyoucallwork?”“Isn'tthiswork?”Tomcontinuedpainting,andanswered,"Well,maybeitis,andmaybeitisn't.AllIknowis,Ilikeit.”“Doyoureallylikeit?”“196.”Thatmadeitsounddifferent.Benstoppedeatinghisapple.Tommovedhisbrushcarefullybackwardsandforwardsandsteppedbacktolook.Benwatchedeverymove,gettingmoreinterested.Presently,hesaid,"Hey,Tom,letmepaintalittle.”Tomthought,andthensaid,“No,Idon'tthinkso,Ben.AuntPollywantsthisfencepaintedcarefullybecauseifsonthestreet.Ifsdifficulttodoitright.^^“Comeon,letmetry.”"I'dliketo,Ben.ButAuntPollywon'tevenletmybrotherSiddoit.”"I'llbecareful.Tilgiveyoumyapple?5197.WhileBenwasworkinginthesun,Tomsatunderatreeeatingtheappleandthinkinghowtocatch

49moreboys.Andtherewerelotsofthem.Boyscametomakefun,butstayedtopaint.BythetimeBenwastired,TomhadexchangedthenextturnwithBillyFisherfbragoodkite,andthenJohnnyMiller,andsoon.198.Hehadlearnedthattomakesomeonewantsomething,youonlyhavetomakeitdifficulttoget.᪷*tᦻᑁwx\᪾⌱z{⌱⚗|ᐭᦻ~ᜐWtᦻᑁw᦮஺ᨵ
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501.Checkthesourcenᩭæm200..Doesitlookreal?Isthetextwellwritten?Fakenewswebsitesoftenuseaddressesthatsoundlikerealnewspapers,butdon'thavemanyrealstoriesaboutothertopics.2.WatchoutforfakephotosManyfakenewsstoriesuseimagesnçèmthatarephotoshoppedortakenfromanunrelatedsite.Sometimes,ifyoujustlookcloselyalanimage,youcanseeifithasbeenchanged.OruseatoollikeGoogleReverseImagesearch.3.201.Looktoseeifthestoryyouarereadingisonothernewssitesthatyouknowandtrust.Ifyoudofinditonmanyothersites,thenitprobablyisn'tfakealthoughtherearesomeexceptions
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Ḅ“ᔠᦑ⌱B஺200.᪷᪗⚪“Checkthesource”⌕ᩭ!"E⌱⚗“$$%ᦑᩭḄ&'”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺201.᪷“Looktoseeifthestoryyouarereadingisonothernewssitesthatyouknowandtrust”$$
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51ᙠᐸ-Ḅᙢ/$ᑮ1᪵ḄᦑA⌱⚗“$$%ᙠᐸ-ᙢ/Ḅᦑ”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺202.᪷"Ifthenewsstorymakesyouangry,it'sprobablydesignedtomakeyouangry”4ᜐ678%ᦑ9:;ᩭḄ<=D⌱⚗“1>??%ᦑ9:Ḅ<=”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺2021•ABC┶E•Fὃ⚪HForalongtime,"madeinChina^^madepeoplethinkofcheap,low-qualityIJKHgoods.73.TimemagazinerecentlyreleasedILMHalistofthe100mostinfluentialcompaniesintheworld.SeveralChinesecompanieswereincluded,suchasAlibaba,Huawei,Tencent,DJI,TikTokandDiDiChuxing.Thesecompaniesareshapingtheworldwithhighlydevelopedtechnology.ItisreportedthatDJIholds70percentofthedroneINOPHmarketintheworld.Thisyear,itinventedanewdronewithasetofglassesthatgivesusersafirst-personpictureoftheirdrone5sflight.TikTokhasbecomeoneofthemostpopularappsintheUSwithitsendlessvideos.74,ChinesefashionI>QHalsohasalargenumberofconsumersIRSὅH.In2011,ChinesebrandsFeiyue,HuiliandLi-Ninggotintemationalattention.75.In2020,itsincomeI4ᦇᐭHreachedover10billiondollars,anincreaseof100percentovertheyearbefore.ManyEuropeanconsumerssaySheinisaffordable,modemandofhighquality.76.Thankstoabiggermarket,improvedsupplychainsIX6YHandefficientIZᦔḄHproducing,Chinesebrandsandhomemadeproductsarerushingtothepublic.ThebestperiodoftimeforthedevelopmentofChinesebrandshascome.A.Morerecently,SheinhasbecomeoneofthemostpopularChinesefastfashionbrandsabroad.B.ButnowChinesebrandshavewontheheartsofpeopleathomeandabroad.C.Inthefuture,Chinesebrandswillcontinuetodevelop.D.MillionsoftheUSusersspendanaverageof46minutesonTikTokeveryday.ூ]ᫀ௃73.B74.D75.A76.Cூᑖ᪆௃ᦻc⌕defFghijFgiklmnᩭnoᑮpqᔜᙢḄstᐵvwxfᢘzjSheinᡠ;ᩭḄᐵvKj├K|}~ὅᩭFghiḄLᨵ஺73.᪷"Foralongtime,"madeinChina^^madepeoplethinkofcheap,low-qualityIJKHgoods""SeveralChinesecompanieswereincluded,suchasAlibaba,Huawei,Tencent,DJI,TikTokandDiDiChuxing”ᙠFgḄjiklmᦋfOḄ$B⌱⚗“ᙠFgiklmfgᑁ᜜OḄ”ᔠᦑ⌱Bo74.᪷"TikTokhasbecomeoneofthemostpopularappsintheUSwithitsendlessvideos.”4ᜐ678ᢘzᨵᐵḄᑁD⌱⚗“ᦪgᵨᡝᙳᜩᙠᢘzS46ᑖ”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺

5275.᪷“In2020,itsincomeIᦈᐭHreachedover1
billiondollars,anincreaseof10
percentovertheyearbefore.ManyEuropeanconsumerssaySheinisaffordable,modemandofhighquality”4ᜐ6deSheinᨵᐵḄᑁA⌱⚗“ᨬ£Sheinlmᡂ¥¦᜜ᨬo§¨ḄFg©>Qikª«”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺76.᪷"Chinesebrandsandhomemadeproductsarerushingtothepublic”4ᜐ6deFghiḄ«%L¬C⌱⚗“ᩭFgik®¯°L”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺2021.AB⃩²E.Fὃ⚪HWeiChenisinterestedinmountainclimbing.77Thisisoneofthemostexcitingthingsaboutdoingdangeroussports.ThereweremanytimeswhenWeiChenalmostlosthislifebecauseofaccidents.Oneday,hefoundhimselfinaverydangeroussituationwhenclimbingthemountain.78.Becausehecouldnotfreehisarm,hestayedthereforthreedaystillhiswaterranout.Heusedhisknifetocutoffhalfhisrightarm.Then,withhisleftarm,hebandagedIᒹ´Hhimselfsothathewouldnotlosetoomuchblood.79.Afterlosinghisarm,WeiChenwroteabookabouthisexperience.80.Hisloveformountainclimbingwassogreatthathekeptonclimbingmountainsevenafterthisexperience.DowehavethesamespiritasWeiChen?Let'sthinkaboutitbeforewefindourselvesinaterriblesituation.81.A.Wehavetomakeadecisionwhenwefacelifeordeath.B.Hisarmwascaughtunderaheavyrockwhenhewasclimbingbyhimself.C.Asamountainclimber,heisusedtotakingrisks.D.Afterthat,heclimbeddownthemountaintofindhelp.E.Theimportanceofmakinggooddecisionsandcontrollingofone'slifeisinit.ூ]ᫀ௃77.C78.B79.D80.E81.Aூᑖ᪆௃ᦻc⌕µ8f¶·᰿¹ὅº»Ḅ«¼½¾¿Ḅ¶·mᔊᙠ¼mᔊF-ᜫÂf«ÃÄÅÆÇᜫÂfÈÉ஺77.᪷“Thisisoneofthemostexcitingthingsaboutdoingdangeroussports.“4ᜐᓻ◅̾ÍOᐶÏḄÐᨵᐵ⌱⚗C”~¥«%¶·ὅ-ÑÒÓᑈ◅஺“ᔠÕ᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺78.᪷“Oneday,hefoundhimselfinaverydangeroussituationwhenclimbingthemountain."דBecausehecouldnotfreehisann,hestayedthereforthreedaystillhiswaterranout.”4ᜐ¥-◍ᐭ◅᛻ÙÚ-NᢳῃÝḄÞÅ⌱⚗B“ß-àᥤâ>-Ḅãäå«ᙽçèḄâéᜳëf஺'‘ᔠÕ᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺79.᪷“Then,withhisleftarm,hebandagedhimselfsothathewouldnotlosetoomuchblood.“4ᜐ-ᢳῃÞÅᒹ´¹î²ªïḄð¾ᨵᐵ⌱⚗D”ªï-ñò·óôõö஺”ᔠÕ᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺

5380.᪷"AReMosinghisarm,WeiChenwroteabookabouthisexperience.”4ᜐ6de÷FḄᑁ⌱⚗E”øùúûḄüýjþᑴ
Ḅ⌕ឋᙠᐸ஺“ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺81.᪷“DowehavethesamespiritasWeiChen?Let'sthinkaboutitbeforewefindourselvesinaterriblesituation.”ᨬ!⌱⚗A“#ᡃ%☢'()ᡃ%*+,-.஺“ᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱Ao2021•012ᐗ4•ὃ6⚪8᪷9ᦻᑁ<=9ᦻḄ⌱⚗⌱>?ᐭABᜐḄᨬD⌱⚗஺EᙠF⚪ᓱHIᐸ'JḄKLMNOP஺ThepicturesoftheChineseflagonthemoonmadeheadlinesQᜮ᱐ᜮᩩ8inChinaandabroadfollowingthelandingoftheChang'e-5spacecraft.82.ZhouChengyu,a24-year-oldfromGuizhouProvince,hasalsogotalotofattention.Sheistheyoungest—everspacecommanderQᢣᢵ8inWenchang,China.83.Shewasoneoftheimportantleadersintheproject.Bomin1996inGuizhou,Zhouisnownamed"Dajie”bigsister
byherworkmates.84.Sheisonly1.58meterstall.Zhouwasanactiveandhard-workingstudentinmiddleschool."Shelikedwritingdownhermistakesandseldommadethesamemistakestwice”,saidoneofhermiddleschoolteachers."Shehadalwaysdreamedofbeingascientist,85.“In2014,shewasacceptedintoNationalUniversityofDefenseTechnology.Sheusedhertimewiselyandworkedreallyhardatuniversity.Afterfinishingheruniversity,shebecameanastronautintheChang'e5spaceproject.86.ShesaidthatshewasjustaSpaceflightWorkerwithoutgreatachievements.ShehopedthatpeoplecouldpaymoreattentiontothedevelopmentofChina?sspaceproject.A.ShehasplayedakeyroleintheChang9e-5spaceproject.B.Zhousaidshewasalittlesurprisedwhenshelearnedthatshewassopopularonline.C.Infact,thebigsisterisnotsobig.D.andshedidquitewellinphysicsandchemistry.E.Butthatwasn'ttheonlythingthatcaughtpeople'sattention.ூ
ᫀ௃82.E83.A84.C85.D86.Bூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ[\]^_`aNḄbAᢣᢵc——ᕜfgḄhi஺82.᪷"ZhouChengyu,a24-year-oldfromGuizhouProvince,hasalsogotalotofattention.”,Jklmnᨵpqhrstru%Ḅᐵw⌱⚗E“xyEzl{stu%w|Ḅqh஺”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺

5483.᪷“SheistheyoungestߟeverspacecommanderQᢣᢵ8inWenchang,China."“Shewasoneoftheimportantleadersintheproject.”ᜐJklm᝛ᙠ_`aNᡠtḄᵨ⌱⚗A“᝛ᙠ_`aNbAᑜ^⌕⁐஺”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺84.᪷“Zhouisnownamed"Dajie”bigsister
byherworkmates."“Sheisonly1.58meterstall.”yJlmy“ᜧ”Ḅhi⌱⚗C“ᐸᜧrᜧ஺”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺85.᪷"Shelikedwritingdownhermistakesandseldommadethesamemistakestwice”"In2014,shewasacceptedintoNationalUniversityofDefenseTechnology.”ᜐJklm᝛ᙠ☢ḄhiD”᝛ᙠᱥᳮᓄ☢,஺”ᔠᦑ⌱Do86.᪷"ShesaidthatshewasjustaSpaceflightWorkerwithoutgreatachievements.”ᜐJklᕜf'
Ḅ¡¢'£u%ḄᐵwḄ¤J⌱⚗B“ᕜfm#᝛
ᙠ¥H᝞§¨©)᝛ᨵª«¬஺”ᔠᦑ⌱B஺2021®□4ὃ6⚪8Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?Howdoyoufeelwhenyoulistentoyourfavoritemusic?Doyouthinkmusiccanmakepeoplefeelbetterorhelpthemtolearn?JenMorganisamusictherapist°ᶭ²
.87.Jenusesmusictohelpherpatientslearnnewskills.Shecanalsohelppatientswiththeirspeakingandtheirmemory.Jenusesdifferentactivitieswithherpatients.Shegetsthemtolistentomusicandsingorplayalong.88.Jenmightgetthemtoclap,jumpordance.Jenalsoasksherpatientstotrytoremembersongstheylike.Jenwritessongsandusestheminhertherapywork.Shesays,"89.Iwritesongsabouteverything:aboutgettingdressed,aboutflowers,aboutmyfavoritefood——younameit!Sometimesmypatientshelpmewritesongs.”Jenlovesherjobasamusictherapist.Shesays,u90.It'swonderfultoseehowmusictherapycanhelpchildrenwithdisabilities.OftenchildrenareshywhenIfirstmeetthem.91Musicmakespeoplefeelgood!^^A.I'mveryluckytohavethisjob.B.Sheworkswithchildrenwithdisabilities.

55C.Jenplayswithchildrentosinganddance.D.I'veprobablywrittenmorethan200songs.E.Herpatientsalsoenjoymovingtothemusic.F.Buttheysoonstarthavingfunandenjoyingthemusic.ூFᫀ௃87.B88.E89.D90.A91.Fூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ[\]^´µ¶°ᶭ·¸JenMorganḄq¹஺87.᪷“JenMorganisamusictherapist°ᶭ²8…Jenusesmusictohelpherpatientslearnnewskills.Shecanalsohelppatientswiththeirspeakingandtheirmemory.”yJklm᝛Ḅ»Ḅhi⌱⚗B“᝛¼½¾¿Àt»஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱B஺88.᪷“Shegetsthemtolistentomusicandsingorplayalong."“Jenmightgetthemtoclapjumpordance.Jenalsoasksherpatientstotrytoremembersongstheylike."yJkl᝛ḄÁuᙠµ¶Ḅ⊤Ã⌱⚗E“᝛ḄÁurĨÅḼµ¶ÇÈ஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱E஺89.᪷“Jenwritessongsandusestheminhertherapywork.”“Iwritesongsabouteverything”ymḄlᨵᐵ᝛ᑏÊ☢ḄËÌ⌱⚗D“ᡃᜧᭆÎÏᑏ^200Ð✌Ê஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱D஺90.᪷"Jenlovesherjobasamusictherapist."“Itswonderfultoseehowmusictherapycanhelpchildrenwithdisabilities.”yJklmÒ'£ÓᨵyÔ»Õᑮz┯⌱⚗A“ᡃØÙ>ᑮyÔ»஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱A஺91.᪷“OftenchildrenareshywhenIfirstmeetthem."“Musicmakespeoplefeelgood!”ymḄlÚÛÜÝÞḄßàᨵ^µ¶áâãᡂzå⌱⚗F“xÒ%áÛÜ槵¶Ḅ¶ç஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱Foèஹ▅ënì6⌱52021íᓭ⊝□4,ὃ6⚪8Happinessisforeveryone.Youdon'tneedtocareaboutthosepeoplewhohavebeautifulhouseswithlargegardensorthosewhohavenicecarsandalotofmoney.Why?60.Infacthappinessisalwaysaroundyouifyouputyourheartintoit.61.Whenyoustudyhardatyourlessons,yourparentsarealwaystakinggoodcareofyourlifeandyourhealth.Whenyoudosomethingwrong,peoplearoundyouwillhelpyoutocorrectit.Whenyouhelpothers,youwillhaveastrongfeelingofsatisfactionandhappiness,too.62Ifyounoticeabitofthem,youcanseethathappinessisalwaysaroundyou.63.Itisafeelingofyourheart.Whenyouarepoor,youcanalsosayyouarehappy,becauseyouhavesomethingelsethatcan'tbeboughtwithmoney.Asthesayinggoes,"Lifeislikearevolvingðñ
door.64.”

56Ifyoutakeeverychanceyouget,youwillbeahappyandluckyperson.A.Happinessisnotthesameasmoney.B•Whenitcloses,italsoopens.C.Alloftheseareyourhappiness.D.Becausethoserichpeoplecanalsofeellonelyandnervous.E.Whenyouareintroubleatschool,yourfriendswillhelpyou.F.Ifyouhaveenoughmoney,youwillbehappy.ூFᫀ௃60.D61.E62.C63.A64.Bூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ[\]^ØòḄ.óᡃ%ôõḄöØòØò¼÷øḄᐵùú஺60.᪷"Youdon'tneedtocareaboutthosepeoplewhohavebeautifulhouseswithlargegardensorthosewhohavenicecarsandalotofmoney.Why?”ᜐJklûFüýz◤⌕ᐵwöᨵÿ
ᜧḄ⌱⚗D“ᨵᑮ஺”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺61.᪷$"Infacthappinessisalwaysaroundyouifyouputyourheartintoit.“%&'ᜐ)*+,-.Ḅ/01ᔠ"Whenyoustudyhardatyourlessons,yourparentsarealwaystakinggoodcareofyourlifeandyourhealth.“%&'ᜐ)*+,ᙠ3᪥Ḅ5᎛Ḅ78⌱⚗E“9:ᙠ3᪥⍗ᑮ<=5:Ḅ>?@A:஺”ᔠᦑ⌱Eo62.᪷$"Infacthappinessisalwaysaroundyouifyouputyourheartintoit...youwillhaveastrongfeelingofsatisfactionandhappiness,too.”%&'ᜐ+B1CDEᑮḄF+:-.Ḅ/0⌱⚗C“ᡠᨵHF+:Ḅ/0஺”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺63.᪷$"Whenyouarepoor,youcanalsosayyouarehappy,becauseyouhavesomethingelsethatcan'tbeboughtwithmoney.”%&HI)*+,/0JKḄᐵM⌱⚗A“/0NOPK஺”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺64.᪷$"LifeislikearevolvingQRSTdoor.”%&'ᜐ)*+UVWXCYḄHYZJRS[ᨵᐵ⌱⚗B“9\ᐵ]5\ᡭ_஺“ᔠᦑ⌱B஺

572021•abcᱝecf•gὃi⚪TYou'vebeenlearningwordssinceyouwereatinybaby.Atfirst,youlearnedthemonlybyhearingotherpeopletalk.Nowthatyou'reareader,youhaveanotherwaytolearnwords.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoucometoawordandyouthinkyoudon'tknowwhatitmeans?65..SayitFirstsounditout.Thensayittoyourself.66..Sometimesyouknowawordinyourheadbutyoudon'tknowwhatitlookslikeinprint.Soifyoumatchupwhatyouknowandwhatyouread—youhavetheword!UsecontextIfthisdoesn'twork,takethenextstep:lookatthecontext-theotherwordsandsentencesaroundit.Readthissentence:Whenitrained,thedoglookedforshelterinthedoonvay.67..Rainandinthedoorwaymightgiveyouhelpfulinformation.68.Ifthecontextdoesn'thelp,lookatthepartsoftheword.Doesithaveanypartsyouknow?Thesecanhelpyouunderstandwhatitmeans.Ifyoudon'tknowthemeaningofminer,trylookingatpartsoftheword.Youmightknowthatamineisaplaceundergroundwherepeoplegetcoalandothervaluablethings.Alotoftimes,-erattheendofawordmeans“apersonwhodoessomething,,.Soaminermightbesomeonewhoworksinamine.LookitupIfthethreestepsabovedon'twork,youcanlookitup.69.—eitherabookoronline.Nobodyknowsthemeaningofeveryword,butgoodreadersknowhowtounderstandwordstheydon'tknow.Choosefivesentencesoutofthesixintheboxtocompletethepassage.Eachchoiceshouldbeusedonlyonce.A.UsewordpartsB.LookatthewordsC.ItmightsoundlikeawordyouknowD.YoucanfindthewordinadictionaryE.FoIlowingsomeeasystepscanhelpyouF.Ifthewordshelterdoesn'tlookfamiliar,lookatthewordsarounditூ
ᫀ௃65.E66.C67.F68.A69.Dூᑖ᪆௃

58oᦻqrs9:Ntuvwxy5)*z{|஺65.᪷$"Whatshouldyoudowhenyoucometoawordandyouthinkyoudon'tknowwhatitmeans”}~ᦻḄqr%&'ᜐ)+wC~ḄY~w%@ᑮ:E⌱⚗“⍳ᓫḄ%@A:”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺66.᪷$"Sometimesyouknowawordinyourheadbutyoudon*tknowwhatitlookslikeinprint.Soifyoumatchupwhatyouknowandwhatyouread”%&Hwᓫy:ᩭw:ᡠ&⍝ḄᓫyC⌱⚗“ᩭ+:tuḄwy”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺67.᪷$"theotherwordsandsentencesaroundit”%&'ᜐ)+HwᓫyC~ᦻḄF⌱⚗“᝞shelterHwyᩭN៉\ᕜḄᓫy”ᔠᦑ⌱F஺68.᪷$"Ifthecontextdoesn*thelp,lookatthepartsoftheword”%&oḄ+ᓫyḄvwᑖA⌱⚗“ᵨᓫyḄᑖ”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺69.᪷$"Ifthethreestepsabovedon'twork,youcanlookitup”%&'ᜐ+ᙠ¢I£ᓫyD⌱⚗“:%ᙠ¤ᐺgᑮHwy”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺¦ஹ▅©5⌱52021.ᔡ᪍᧡f.gὃi⚪TGermanscientiststhinkthatyourbrainkeepsworkingwhileyou'reasleep.Toshowthattheywereright,theygavetwogroupsofstudentsaproblemtoworkout.GroupOnewenttosleep,andGroupTwostayedawake.70.Atthesametime,fromarecentstudymanychildrenhavemissedouton4.500hoursofsleepbythetimetheyaresevenyearsold.AccordingtotheMinistryofEducation,primaryschoolstudentsshouldgetatleast10hoursofsleepanight.71.Theanswerisnine.Iftheydon'tgetenoughsleepatnight,theywillfacemorechallengingsituationsinschoolwork.Schoolsaretakingactiontomakesurethestudentscangetenoughsleep.72.Threereasonsarementionedfortheproblem.Firstly,theyspendhoursinscrollingQ¯°T,suchasDouyinandWechat.Hoursofwatchingthemobilephonescanbeharmfultotheireyesandcausestudentstosleepless.73.Theymayworkovertimetoget

59thejobfinishedandtheycan'twatchoverthekids.Lastly,drinksliketeaorcoffeecanalsokeepthemexcitedandawake.74.Forexample,theyshouldavoidusingmobilephonestoomuch,anddrinksomethinglikemilkbeforegoingtobed.Onlyifschools,familiesandstudentsjoinhandstogether,canstudentsgetenoughsleepandbeattheirbestinschoolwork.A.Butresearcherssaymanystudentsstillsleepless.B.Infact,studentsthemselvesshouldalsotakesleepseriously.C.Secondly,busyparentsmaynotremindthemtogotobedatthepropertime.D.Thenhowmanyhoursofsleepshouldjuniorhighschoolstudentsgetanight?E.Theresultshowedthestudentswhosleptworkedouttheanswermorequickly.ூ
ᫀ௃70.E71.D72.A73.C74.Bூᑖ᪆௃oᦻ²⌕qrs´µḄṑḨ¸3xḄ¹ᜐᦻgḼ»qrs+¼{½¾3xṑḨN´஺70.᪷$"GroupOnewenttosleep,andGroupTwostayedawake”%&'ᜐ)¿DHÀÁ3xNÂḄ⊤1E⌱⚗”1ÄÅṑÆḄ3xW⚪ÇÈÉÊ”ᔠᦑ⌱E஺71.᪷$"primaryschoolstudentsshouldgetatleast10hoursofsleepanight”%&,ÌᦻqrsÍ3x)*ÎÏÐÑṑḨ5Ò'ᜐ)qrÓḄÔÕḄ3x◤⌕ḄṑḨ5ÒD⌱⚗“{×g3xØÙ)*ṑÐÑwÍ5ᕖ”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺72.᪷$"Schoolsaretakingactiontomakesurethestudentscangetenoughsleep"}"Threereasonsarementionedfortheproblem”%&'ᜐ)EᑮᨵᐵṑḨḄÛ⚪A⌱⚗“ÜẆÞᕒ⊤ÅàÐ3xáᯠṑḨN´”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺73.᪷$"Firstly”}“Lastly”%&'ᜐ)¿DãäåC⌱⚗“ᐸçèéḄ᱄ë%ìNE⏨îïᙠ〉9Ḅ5ÒṑÆ”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺

6074.᪷$"Forexample,theyshouldavoidusingmobilephonestoomuch,anddrinksomethinglikemilkbeforegoingtobed”%&'ᜐ)qrñ3xòÈ)᝞ó¸ôṑḨHwÛ⚪B⌱⚗“ᐸõ3xö÷)*ti¸ôṑḨ”ᔠ,ᦑ⌱B஺2021øᓭúûf•gὃi⚪T᪷$üᦻᑁþñüᦻÿḄ⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗஺Itissaidthattheeyesarethewindowstooursoul.75.Youreyesneedeverydayattention.First,youhavetopaymoreattentiontoyourdiet.76.It'sgoodforyoureyes.Also,aregularamountofvitaminsAandB2shouldalsobetaken.Second,youmusthaveregularandenoughsleep.Thisrelaxestheeyemusclesandgivesthemtheresttheyneed.Sleepcanhelpthebodyrepairitstiredtissue.77.Lossofsleepcangiveyoudarkcirclesunderyoureyes.78.BlinkḰyoureyesatregularperiodstokeepyoureyesmoistḄ.Last,youshouldtreatyoureyescorrectly.Forexample,ifyougetsomethinginyoureyes,don'tstartrubbingit.Rubbingisharmfultoyoureyes.Don'treadorwriteinpoororbrightsunlightbecausesunlightcancauseeyetiredness.79.Toomuchreading,writing,watchingtelevisionorworkingonacomputercanalsocauseeyetiredness,sorestisrequired.A.Eatmorefruits,vegetables,fish,eggsandmilk.B.However,tohavehealthyeyes,youhavetolookafterthemproperly.C.Remembertousesunglassestostopthesunfromshiningdirectlyinyoureyes.D.Youshouldsleepforatleastseventoeighthourseveryday.E.Next,ifsnecessaryforyoutoexerciseyoureyeseveryday.ூ
ᫀ௃75.B76.A77.D78.E79.Cூᑖ᪆௃ᦻᦻ஺ᦻ!⌕#$%᝞'()*+,஺-ὅ/01%2ᩩ45஺75.᪷7"Youreyesneedeverydayattention.”89⌕::᯿<,=B⚗“ᯠ@=⌕ᨵᏉCḄ,=DEF::ᙢ᯿

61᪷7"First,youhavetopaymoreattentiontoyourdiet.”89OPᐵᑁS=A⚗“TᔛVWஹYZஹ[ஹ\]^᝘஺”JᔠL᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺77.᪷7"Lossofsleepcangiveyoudarkcirclesunderyoureyes.”89ab*cdeḄṑḨ=D⚗“Dhᜩabjkṑlᑮnopq஺”JᔠL᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺78.᪷7"First...Second…Last”890ᜐrsᩩ45=ᵨ“Next”uᜮJᔠL᛻=E⚗“wxᩭ=DᨵE⌕hᜩz{DḄ,஺”JᔠL᛻஺ᦑ⌱E஺79.᪷7“Last,youshouldtreatyoureyescorrectly.”890ᜐᑡ}()/~,Ḅ=C⚗“ᡚ=■□ᐝw᯿,஺”JᔠL᛻஺ᦑ⌱C஺2021•┶•ὃ⚪Youknowyouhavetoread"betweenthelines,togettheinformation.80.Youshouldn'tmarkabookwhichisn'tyours.Peoplewholendyoubooksexpectyoutokeepthemclean.Ifyouthinkitisusefultomarkbooks,youwillhavetobuythem.Therearetwowaysinwhichonecanownabook.Oneistopayforit,justasyoupayforclothesandfurnitureᐹ
.Butfullownershipcomesonlywhenyouhavemadeitapartofyourself.81.Therearethreekindsofbookowners.82.Thesecondhasmostofthebooksthatareascleanasthoseonthedaytheywerebought.Thethirdhasafewdog-earedᢚḄbooks,whicharemarkedfromfronttoback.Whyismarkingabooknecessary?83.Andreadingisthinking.Themarkedbookisusuallythethought-throughbook.Writinghelpsyourememberthethoughtsyouhadalot,orthethoughtsthewriterexpressed.84.Thebookyoureadforpleasurecanbereadinastate᝱ofrelation,andnothingislost.Butforagreatbook,richinideas,youcan'tletyoureyesmoveacrossthelines.Youshouldcomeupwithanunderstandingofwhatyouhaveread.A.Thebestwaytobeafullownerisbywritingit.B.Herearesomesuggestionsongettingtheinformationduringyourreading.C.Becauseitkeepsyouawake.D.Ifreadingistolearnanythingmorethanpassingtime,itmustbeactive.E.Thefirsthasallthebooksthatareunreadanduntouched.ூ
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6280.B8I.A82.E83.C84.Dூᑖ᪆௃ᦻ%᝞'ᙠ▅£¤¥¦§¨©Ḅª45஺80.᪷7"Youshouldn'tmarkabookwhichisn'tyours…”89=«¬%45=☢abᨵª45,⌱⚗B”°xªᙠ▅£¤¥¦§¨©Ḅ45஺”Jᔠ=ᦑ⌱B஺81.᪷7"Butfullownershipcomesonlywhenyouhavemadeitapartofyourself.“89=«¬ab᝞'±²ᐰ´ᨵHḄ=⌱⚗A”ᡂ¶o²ᐰ´ᨵὅḄᨬ:·ᑏxᩭ஺”Jᔠ=ᦑ⌱A஺82.᪷7"Therearethreekindsofbookowners."°¹“Thesecondhasmostofthebooks…”89=«¬abrº……=⌱⚗E”rº´ᨵᡠᨵ½£]½¾¤Ḅ¿஺”Jᔠ=ᦑ⌱E஺83.᪷7"Whyismarkingabooknecessary?”89=«¬abÀÁÂÃ=⌱⚗C“öHÄD*ᢝÆ⏨஺”Jᔠ=ᦑ⌱C஺84.᪷7"Thebookyoureadforpleasurecanbereadinastate᝱ofrelation,andnothingislost.Butforagreatbook,richinideas,youcan'tletyoureyesmoveacrossthelines.Youshouldcomeupwithanunderstandingofwhatyouhaveread.”89=«¬Ḅᨵᐵ£¿Ḅ᝱=⌱⚗D“᝞W▅£ÈÉɶ%ÊËqÌ=ÍEFÎ᩽Ḅ஺”Jᔠ=ᦑ⌱D஺2021•ÐÑ•ὃ⚪Didyouknowthatchocolatecomesfromatree?Thecacao88treegetslargebrownfruitscalledcocoapodsÒ=andinsidethepodsarecocoabeans.Tomakechocolate,firstweleavethebeansinthedarkforafewdays,andthendrytheminthesun.85.ThatliquidÓÔ
ispresseduntilitseparatesandtheresultiscocoabutter88ᾦ=whichcanbeturnedintochocolate.86.ThefirstpeopletogrowcacaotreesforchocolateweretheMayans,wholivedinMexicothousandsofyearsago.87,WhenpeoplefromSpaincametoMexico,theydiscoveredthedrink,theytookchocolatehomewiththem,andsoontheloveforchocolatespreadalloverEurope!Wouldn'tyouliketohaveacacaotreeinyourgardensoyoucouldhaveyourownspecialsupplyÖa
ofchocolate?Well,don'teventhinkaboutit!88.Whatapity!

63Chocolateisgoodforyouaslongasyoudon'teatitalldaylong!Ithasiron,whichisgoodfbryourbody!89.Sodon'teattoomuch,andremembertobrushyourteethafteryoueatit!A.Theyusedchocolatetomakeaspecialdrink.B.Whatalotofworkjusttomakeapieceofchocolate!C.Butrememberwherethereischocolate,thereissugar!D.Afterthat,thebeansarepressedharduntiladarkliquidcomesout.E.Cacaotreescanonlygrowinrainforests,whereitisveryhotandrainyallthetime.ூØᫀ௃85.D86.B87.A88.E89.Cூᑖ᪆௃ᦻᔣᡃI#$ÜÝÞḄᩭᔊ=àᡃIª45஺85.᪷7áâ"ThatliquidÓÔispresseduntilitseparatesandtheresultiscocoabutter88ᾦ,whichcanbeturnedintochocolate.”89=«ºÓÔãᢴåᑮᑖæ=ᑮḄ88ᾦ=8°çᓄ¶ÜÝÞ஺0ᜐ1¹ºÓÔ=⌱⚗D“ᙠÍéá=ᕸᖹìãåíî=ᑮïºð⁐ḄÓÔ஺”JᔠL᛻=ᦑ⌱D஺86.᪷7òᑁS89=!⌕#$ÜÝÞó᪵õ᪛÷ᡂᨬøḄÜÝÞ=0ᜐᙠòùúûü=⌱⚗B“Éɶ%ýᙽÜÝÞ=⌕ýTkÿ
”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱B஺87.᪷"WhenpeoplefromSpaincametoMexico,theydiscoveredthedrink”ᱛᩭᑮ!"ᧇ$ᜐ&'"ᧇ⌱⚗A“ᵨ+,-./!ᱯ1Ḅ"ᧇ஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱A஺88.᪷"Wouldn'tyouliketohaveacacaotreeinyourgardensoyoucouldhaveyourownspecialsupply3456ofchocolate?Well,don'teventhinkaboutit!”7⍝9:;ᙠ9Ḅ=>?!/@᪛᪵9CDEᨵGHḄᱯ1+,-45ᔩJ;KL;$ᜐ&':MᙠNO!᪛ḄPQ⌱⚗E“᪛RMSTᙠUVW᪍OY?Z[\U][^W஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱E஺89.᪷"Sodon'teattoomuch,andremembertobrushyourteethafteryoueatit!”,ᡠD:⌕ᔛcdᔛefghᑵᱛ$ᜐ&'ᔛcd+,-:jḄPQ⌱⚗C“klgmn?ᨵ+,-n?Cᨵo”ᔠ᛻,ᦑ⌱C஺

64pஹ▅stP7⌱52021•vwx⁚z6WhatshouldChinabeproudof?90.AforeigngirllivinginChinatellsuswhatshehasheardandseeninChina.JennyisfromEngland.91AiHualovesChinaandChinese.Sixyearsago,shecametoChinatostudyatTsinghuaUniversity.92.ThefollowingiswhatChinaislikeinhereyes:I'minterestedinnotonlyChina'shistoryandculture,butalsoitstraditionalfestivals.93.TherearealotofplacesofinterestinChina.AndthefoodinChinaisamazing.94.Whafsmore,it'snotdifficultforyoutofindanewjobinChina.A.NowsheteachesEnglishinamiddleschool.B.Differentpeoplehavedifferentideas.C.HerstudentsliketohearherstoriesaboutChina.D.ShegivesherselfaChinesenameAiHua.E.PeopleusuallyhavebigdinnersandsendChristmascardstoeachother.F.IlikeroastduckinBeijingandhotpotinSiChuan.G.IlikeChineseSpringFestivalmostofall.ூ
ᫀ௃90.B91.D92.A93.G94.Fூᑖ᪆௃{ᦻᔣᡃᩭGḄJennyZ[OGH“᰿”ᔣᡃ᝛OḄOl᪵Ḅ஺90.᪷"WhatshouldChinabeproudof?”$ᜐ&⚪“O5D₫”⌱⚗B”:Ḅᨵ:Ḅ;஺‘'ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱B஺91.᪷"JennyisfromEngland...AiHualovesChinaandChinese.”$ᜐ&ᑮJennyḄOᦻ⌱⚗D“᝛GHOᦻ᰿஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱D஺92.᪷"Sixyearsago,shecametoChinatostudyatTsinghuaUniversity.”,᝛ᩭᑮOᙠ¡ᜧ££¤$ᜐᙠJennyḄ¥¦⌱⚗A“ᙠ᝛ᙠ/ᡠO£ᦟ஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱A஺

6593.᪷TminterestedinnotonlyChina'shistoryandculture,butalsoitstraditionalfestivals.“Jenny:¨©OḄᔊ«¬ᦻᓄ®ᐶ°±²©OḄ³´⁚µ¶®ᐶ°$ᜐ&'O³´⁚µ⌱⚗G“ᡃᨬOḄ᧡⁚஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱G஺94.᪷"AndthefoodinChinaisamazing.”OḄ¹ᱥ¶»¼$ᜐ&'OḄ¹ᱥ⌱⚗F“ᡃᓅ¾Ḅ¿À¬ÁÂḄÃ┡஺”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱F஺2021ÅᓅₚÇz•OὃÉ⚪6᪷ÊᦻᑁÌÍÊᦻfḄ⌱⚗O⌱MÎᐭÐÑᜐḄᨬÒ⌱⚗஺⌱⚗OᨵÓ⚗dÔ⌱⚗஺Doyouwanttobeclevererandgetmoreknowledge?Fivewayscanmakeyoucleverer.▲Don'tWatchTVTooMuch95.Ifyou'retootired,listentosomemusic.Whenyou'rewithyourfriendsorfamily,leavetheTVoffandhaveaconversation.Allofthesethingsmakeyourmindrunbetterthantelevisiondoesandalsoallowyoutorelax.▲96.Takingexercisealwaysleadstogreaterlearning.Useyourbodytoclearyourheadandcreatemoreenergy.Afterwards,youwillfeelmoreenergeticandcanconcentrate3ÕÖ6moreeasily.▲ReadChallengingBooksIfyouwanttoimproveyourthinkingandwritingability,youshouldreadbooksthatmakeyouconcentrate.97.▲EarlytoBed,EarlytoRiseYou'llbemostrefreshedifyougotobedearlyanddon'tsleepmorethan8hours.98.Wakingupearlymakesyouactiveallday.▲TakeTimetoReflect3×ḕ6Spendingtimealoneonreflectinggivesyouachancetoorganizeyourthoughts.Afterwards,you'llhaveabetterunderstandingofwhat'simportantandwhatisn't.99.A.Readingaclassicnovelwillmakeyouthinkmoreclearly.B.TrytoLearnC.WatchingalotofTVdoesnogoodtoyourmind.D.Thentheunimportantthingswon'ttroubleyouanymore.E.TakeExercise

66F.Themoreyousleep,thebetteritis.G.Theearlymorninghoursaremostpeacefulandproductive3dÙḄ6.ூÛᫀ௃95.C96.E97.A98.G99.Dூᑖ᪆௃{ᦻp!Mà9áâãḄä஺95.᪷{å᪗⚪"Don'tWatchTVTooMuch"'"Ifyou'retootired,listentosomemusic”$ᜐ5çè:⌕éᵯëìDííîïC⌱⚗“écdᵯë©9Ḅðᮣòᨵjᜐ”ᔠᦑ⌱C஺96.᪷"Takingexercisealwaysleadstogreaterlearning”,$åḄçèó"õö”ᨵᐵ,E⌱⚗"õö”ᔠ᛻,ᦑ⌱E஺97.᪷"ReadChallengingBooks”$ᜐ5ó“▅s”ᨵᐵḄᑁÌA⌱⚗“s/{]ᐺùúûà9Ḅüýá¡ᨎ”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺98.᪷"EarlytoBed,EarlytoRise”$ᜐ5ÿṑ
ḄᜐG⌱⚗“ᨌḄᨬ☟ᨵᡂᦔḄ“ᔠᦑ⌱G஺99.᪷"Afterwards,you'llhaveabetterunderstandingofwhat'simportantandwhatisn't”!"ᜐ#$%&ḕ()*+,-./⌕Ḅ-.1/⌕2᪵41561/⌕Ḅ789:;D⌱⚗“<.<=1/⌕Ḅ7841*>?᡾AB”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺2021•EFGHI•JὃL⚪NStartingyournewschoollifecanbedifficult.Everythingseemshard,andyoudon'tevenknowwheretogoforyourownclasses.100.Herearesomesuggestionsonhowtomakefriendsatanewschool.Beactivetostartaconversation.Asmilegoesalongway.Whenwalkinginthehalls,don'tkeepyoureyesonthefloor.Ifyouseesomeone,givethemasmileorsayhi.101.Rememberpeople'snames.102.Youcansaysomethinglike,“Irememberyousaidsomethingveryinterestingyesterdayandwantedtotalkaboutitsomemore,butI'mnewhereanddon'trememberyournameyet.Wouldyoumindtellingmeagain?”

67Joinsomeclubsandactivities.AnewschoolandanewgroupofclassmatesoffermorechancestoexploreOPQNsomenewinterests.103.Thereyoucanmeetpeoplewhoshareyourinterestsandarelookingforwardtomakingnewfriendstoo.104.Doyouwanttohelptheoldorprotecttheenvironment?Speakup.ShareyouruniqueORᱯḄNideasinthenewschool.Yournewschoolmateswillrememberyouimmediately.Theyaremorelikelytotalkwithyouandknowyoubetter.Thenyouwillbeabletomakenewfriends.᪷TᦻᑁWXYᑡ[⌱⚗J⌱\]^ᐭ`,ᜐḄᨬa⌱⚗bᙠd⚪ᓱfgᐸij᪗lmn஺A.Haveanopinion.B•Makingnewfriendscanbehardtoo.C.Ifnot,don'tbeafraidtoaskthemmorethanonce.D.Theywillsmileandintroducethemselvestoyoutoo.E.Trytodevelopyourskillsasaleaderinthenewschool.F.Thisisagreathelptoyoutohaveyourfirsttalkwithothers.G.Trytobeamemberofasportsteamorapartofaschoolplay.ூdᫀ௃100.B101.D102.C103.G104.Aூᑖ᪆௃tᦻuvw+ᦻxᑮBz{|Ḅ}᪥?Ḅᙢ$%B᝞ᙠ|}᪥Ḅu=஺100.᪷Yᦻ“Herearesomesuggestionsonhowtomakefriendsatanewschool”!wḄᔠ⌱⚗#w|஺B⌱⚗“|”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱B஺101.᪷fᦻ“Ifyouseesomeone,givethemasmileorsayhi”!wḄᔠ⌱⚗#w*ḼᔣA$%஺D⌱⚗“*ḼᔣA$%”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱D஺102.᪷Yᦻ“Youcansaysomethinglike,“Irememberyousaidsomethingveryinterestingyesterdayandwantedtotalkaboutitsomemore,butTmnewhereanddon'trememberyournameyet.Wouldyoumindtellingmeagain?”!wḄᔠ⌱⚗#w᝞ᨵ1⌕᝿஺C⌱⚗“᝞ᨵ1⌕᝿”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱C஺

68103.᪷fᦻ“Joinsomeclubsandactivities”!ᐭu=¡¢£¤஺ᔠ⌱⚗#w¥Ḽᡂ6¦¤§Ḅuᕒᡈ}᪥ª\Ḅuᕒ஺G⌱⚗“¥Ḽᡂ6¦¤§Ḅuᕒᡈ}᪥ª\Ḅuᕒ”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱G஺104.᪷Yᦻ“Doyouwanttohelptheoldorprotecttheenvironment?Speakup.ShareyouruniqueORᱯḄNideasinthenewschool”!wḄ«¬ᔠ⌱⚗#wᨵu®஺A⌱⚗“ᨵu®”ᔠ᛻ᦑ⌱A஺2021•¯ᓅ⎎HI•JὃL⚪N᪷TᦻᑁWXTᦻ)Ḅ⌱⚗J⌱\]^ᐭ`,ᜐḄᨬ²⌱⚗஺⌱⚗Jᨵu⚗6³⌱⚗஺Therearemanykindsofpollutionaroundus,suchasairpollution,soilpollution,noisepollutionandlightpollution.Theyarebadforourhealthinmanyways.Burninggas,oilandcoalcreatesairpollution.105.Withtheincreaseinpopulationandthedevelopmentofindustry,litteriseverywhere.Itmakesourenvironmentdirty.Peopleputlotsoflitterintotheland.Inthefields,farmersusetoomanychemicalsOᓄ}ᵨ¶Nwhichdestroythesoil.Soilpollutioncausesunhealthyfood.106,Forexample,peoplemaylosetheirhearingiftheyworkinanoisyplaceforalongtime.Toomuchnoisecancausehighbloodpressure,aswell.Workinginstrong,changeablelightforalongtimemaycausesomekindsofillness.107.Withlesspollution,ourplanetwillbecomegreenerandourhealthwillbebetter.Let'sbegreenerpeople.A.Itmakespeoplefeelterribleandisespeciallybadfortheeyes.B.Itcancausesoreeyesandbreathingproblems.C.Waterpollutioncanmakefishdead.D.Noisepollutioncanmakepeopledeaf.ூdᫀ௃105.Bl06.D107.Aூᑖ᪆௃tᦻ$%B·¸Ḅ¹º»¼½¾·¸¿À¹Ḅᓻឋ஺105.᪷"Burninggas,oilandcoalcreatesairpollution”!"ᜐ#$%`÷¸¿À¹ḄᜐB⌱⚗“Ä*ÅÆÇÈÉÊËᔾ⚪”ᔠᦑ⌱B஺106.᪷"Forexample,peoplemaylosetheirhearingiftheyworkinanoisyplaceforalongtime”!,"ᜐ#$%ÎÏз¸ᨵᐵḄᑁWD⌱⚗“ÏÒ·¸*ÓÀᜫÕ”ᔠᦑ⌱D஺

69107.᪷"Workinginstrong,changeablelightforalongtimemaycausesomekindsofillness''!"ᜐ#$%ᙠ×ᐝஹÚḄᐝÛYÜÝ¿À¹ḄᓻA⌱⚗“Ä*ÞÀßàáâãᐸ¿ÇÈᨵ”ᔠᦑ⌱A஺