Pizza and French fries taste good. Unfortunately, kids in the United States are eating _______salty foods like them.
The salt we add to food is about 40% sodium(鈉). Our bodies need some sodium to work _______, but too much of it is not healthy.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) works to ______ people’s health. It studied the eating habits of more than 2,000 kids. It found that most kids eat about 1.5 teaspoons of sodium each day, which is almost double the ______ they should have.
This worried Zerleen Quader who works for the CDC. She is the lead author of the study. “Eating too ______ sodium now can set kids up for health problems later,” she said.
Researchers found that more than half the sodium kids eat _______ from packaged(袋裝的) foods. Much of the sodium is in unlikely places.
Eating too much salt can raise blood pressure. That can lead to heart problems. Recently one in nine children has ________ blood pressure. There is good news, though. Eating less salt can lower blood pressure.
How can you cut back on the amount of salt in your diet? Kids at the age of 9 to 13 should get __________ more than 2,200 mg of sodium each day. For good health, look for foods with low or no sodium. Bridget Murphy is a nutrition(營養(yǎng)) expert. She says kids should try ______ spices (調(diào)味品) to food instead of salt. Try it, and your heart will ______ you. Eating more fruit and vegetables and cutting back on packaged and restaurant foods can also make a difference.
1.A.too many B.too much C.much too D.many too
2.A.lately B.nervously C.properly D.nearly
3.A.overcome B.protect C.examine D.prevent
4.A.place B.position C.energy D.amount
5.A.many B.much C.little D.few
6.A.divides B.dies C.comes D.leaves
7.A.dropped B.raised C.afforded D.expected
8.A.no B.hardly C.never D.seldom
9.A.wasting B.cutting C.adding D.eating
10.A.dislike B.thank C.hate D.master
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Success seems to be what everyone longs for in life no matter how old he is. Students want to succeed at study. Adults look forward to their success at work. Have you ever wondered what is the key to success? Some may say the answer is good luck. Some may say hard work is the key. In fact, hard work really does pay off. Scientists find that perseverance(堅(jiān)持不解) leads to better grades and higher achievements in school.
“Being passionate(熱情的) is not enough to make sure that you can achieve success in your schoolwork,” say researchers, and they thought of “courage” as a key to success. Courage is also considered as effort in reaching long-term goals, and a strong will to continue one’s efforts no matter what difficulties they might go through.
Researchers think that the finding could help create new training to help children develop the skill and help them to succeed in their future.
Researchers from the Academy of Finland studied more than 2,000 students from Helsinki. They were followed through their learning from 12 to 16, the sixth grade until the ninth grade in local school years. Researchers found that the factor(因素) that best predicts courage was related to goals. What they had achieved in their past learning played no role in developing the skill.
Professor Katariina Salmela-Aro, who led the study, said, “Courage means a young person is really interested in his or her studies and does not give up easily. A key factor of courage is high perseverance when facing difficulties or in a terrible situation. The important finding is that these factors are the key to success and well-being. Our study shows the power of courage.”
Professor Salmela-Aro also thinks it is important to develop new practices and build character to improve courage in teenagers. She added, “Young people should see everyday school work as part of their life in a wider context(背景) and set achievable goals for themselves. Schools must also serve as a place where it is safe to fail and learn to deal with setbacks. One must not be discouraged by setbacks, but draw power and new energy from them!”
1.What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?
A.Where courage comes from. B.How students can draw power.
C.What courage is thought of as. D.Why having energy is important.
2.According to the passage, Professor Katarina Salmela-Aro believes that ________.
A.courage might be developed with the help of schools
B.teenagers with courage show strong interests in success
C.courage can help reduce the number of difficulties in learning
D.teenagers’ achievement in the past can influence their courage
3.The word “setbacks” in Paragraph 6 probably means “________”.
A.changes B.difficulties C.weakness D.efforts
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聽兩遍。根據(jù)你所聽到的短文內(nèi)容,從A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出正確答案,并把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號涂黑。
1.Betty has been in Beijing for ____.
A.three months B.three years C.four months
2.When she was sad, her father taught her ____.
A.how to learn by herself. B.how to smile at life. C.how to talk with others.
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A.villages B.cities C.schools
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A.happier B.braver C.luckier
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不是你去那兒,就是我去那兒。(完成譯句)
_________ you _________ I have to go there.
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Why would you want a foreign version of Chinese food when you can get the real thing? Well, American Chinese food is attractive in its own way.
Most American Chinese food can be traced back to (追溯到) Guangdong Province. In the early 20th century, thousands of Chinese came to the US from Guangdong to find work. They settled down in places like San Francisco, where they created the Chinatown communities that still exist (存在) today. And of course, they brought their cuisine (菜肴) with them.
But they changed their dishes greatly in order to appeal to (迎合) American tastes. American Chinese food is typically sweeter and heavier than traditional Chinese food. Traditional Chinese cuisine uses vegetables as a main ingredient. But in American Chinese food, vegetables are considered to be a side dish(配菜).
The American Chinese takeout meal may also come with fortune (幸運(yùn)) cookies. These are thin, hollow cookies that have a small piece of paper inside. Your “fortune” is written on the paper, along with your “l(fā)ucky numbers”. You’ll never get these cookies when eating takeout in China.
Of course, I enjoy authentic (正宗的) Chinese food very much. But there is something about American Chinese dishes, like General Tso’s chicken, Grab Wontons and chow mein, which I really miss. When I go home for holiday, my family is always surprised when I ask them to order American Chinese takeout. But to me, it is a special treat indeed.
1.What is the best title of the passage?
A.the Author’s Mother’s Cooking B.Traditional American Food
C.Americanized Chinese Food D.Traditional Chinese Food
2.What do we know from Paragraph 4?
A.Many Chinese moved to the US in the early 20th century.
B.Chinese living in the US changed their taste in food.
C.American Chinese food is different from traditional Chinese food.
D.Vegetables are the main ingredient in American Chinese food.
3.The author mentioned fortune cookies because ______.
A.he likes American Chinese takeout
B.people always get free cookies in the US
C.they are the most popular dessert in the US
D.they are typical American Chinese food
4.What can we infer from the passage?
A.American Chinese food is not popular in the US.
B.The author doesn’t like authentic Chinese food.
C.The author prefers American food to Chinese food.
D.Chow mein is also cooked differently in the US.
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Mr. Smith ______ New York, but he will come back in a week.
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聽材料,回答下列各小題。
1.How long did Dave spend on his English homework?
A.Thirty minutes.
B.More than forty minutes.
C.Thirty-five minutes.
2.What’s probably the chemistry teacher’s advice?
A.To send gifts to the teacher.
B.To do more chemistry exercises.
C.To follow his parents’ advice.
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1.It used to be safe to talk about________in a polite conversation.
A.health B.childcare C.food
2.What can we learn from the study of Pew Research?
A.People make their own decisions by listening to others.
B.We probably like talking with friends face to face better.
C.There isn’t a balance between talking and listening now.
3.About 30% American teenagers send ________ texts a day.
A.more than 1000 B.about 500 C.Over 100
4.The last paragraph mainly talks about ________.
A.some communication skills
B.a project by Paul Barnwell
C.a magazine called The Atlantic
5.What is the best title of the passage?
A.Why not have a conversation now?
B.How can we speak politely?
C.What can we do with smart phones?
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Chang Zheng V was________ successfully. It________Long Lehao nearly 50 years to make it.
A.sent out; spent B.sent away; cost C.sent up; took
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