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【1】—Did you find anything unusual about Jason at the meeting?

—Yes, during the ________, he remained silent and didn’t even say a word.

【2】Though Professor Li Lanjuan is in her________, she still went to the front of Wuhan.

【3】—The local government in our community has done a lot for the villagers.

—Yes, they must do their best to satisfy the sense of our________, happiness and safety.

【4】We must face the difficulty________ and come up with good ways to solve it.

【5】This is my ________ week studying online at home, I can’t wait to go back to school.

A.EachB.BothC.AllD.Neither

He ________ ________ to enter the teachers’ office this morning.

The boy doesn’t know ________ _________ deal with such a problem.

________ ________ your uncle spread the sales information?

Flying is a fast way to travel. But it is a big headache for some people. They can’t help worrying about things like “Is it dangerous if we don’t change our mobile phones to airplane mode (飛行模式)?” Here are some interesting facts about flying.

Why are plane windows round?

It’s for safety. As the airplane flies higher and higher, the atmospheric pressure (氣壓) outside gets lower and lower. During the flight, the pressure inside the plane becomes greater than the pressure outside. When this happens, square windows can break. That’s because having different pressures inside and outside putsstress on the corners of square windows. But rounded corners can spread the pressure more evenly (均勻地) across the window’s surface, making it less likely to break.

What happens when a phone isn’t in airplane mode?

Some passengers believe mobile phones and tablets(平板電腦) need to be turned off because they can bring the plane down. However, this is not true. If you don’t change your phone to airplane mode, pilots and air traffic controllers may hear unpleasant sounds in their headphones. This makes it harder for them to communicate. So it’s still best to put your devices (設(shè)備) in airplane mode.

To prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, governments at every level in China have been using many different control measures.

In heavily-affected areas, the government has chosen to lock down cities. In Hubei province, for example, after Wuhan’s lockdown on Jan 23, thirteen other cities in the province also taken lockdown measures. The decision proved effective (有效的) in stopping the virus’ spread at its root, China Daily said.

In some villages, people put up red banners (條幅) or used loudspeakers to educate people about the virus. Many communities also set up checkpoints to check people’s temperatures, keep records of their travel history, keep non-residents (非住戶) out of the community, and make sure that people quarantine (隔離) themselves after returning from high-risk areas. Some community workers also help those who stay at home by bringing in food or medicine, taking out the rubbish, and offering psychological (心理的) advice. The community workers have built the first line of defense (防御) against the virus across China.

According to Xinhua, there are millions of community workers in 650,000 urban and rural (城市和農(nóng)村)communities across the country. Many people from all walks of life have volunteered to do this job.

“In the face of an unexpected outbreak, it’s amazing to see that China could organize people on such a large scale (規(guī)模),” Li Baoping from the Ningxia Academy of Social Sciences told Xinhua. “Great governance capacity (治理能力) at all levels gives us confidence in winning the battle.”

【1】Why do governments at every level use many different control measures?

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【2】What has the government chosen to do in heavily-affected areas?

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【3】Who has built the first line of defense against the virus across China?

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【4】How many community workers are there across the country?

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【5】What gives us confidence in winning the battle?

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The wise man was worried about his son’s future. One day, he said to his son, “I want you to go and find some treasure. I have drawn a map to guide you.” Then he handed his son a bag. Inside the bag were clothes, some food, a little money and the map.

The son set out on his long journey the next day. He had to travel across forests, rivers and mountains. Along the way, he met a lot of people. He was helped by some with food and by some with shelter. He also came across robbers who tried to rob him. He saw changing landscapes (風(fēng)景) and experienced different kinds of weather.

Finally, after a long year, he reached the treasure’s location. He spent two days looking and digging for the treasure, but found nothing.

Disappointed, he headed back to his home. On his way back, he experienced the same changing landscapes and seasons. Sometimes, he would stop to enjoy the beauty of nature. He also learned to hunt and make meals. He had to fix his own clothes and shelter himself. He was now able to tell time by the position of the sun and protect himself from wild animals. He met the same people who had helped him earlier. This time, he stayed and helped them in order to repay them.

When he reached home, he apologized to his father for not finding the treasure.

“There wasn’t any treasure in the very first place, my son,” the father answered with a smile. “But I think you have found your life’s true purpose.”

【1】What did the wise man ask his son to do?

A.Draw a map that would guide him to treasure.B.Travel to a faraway place to look for treasure.

C.Make a living by selling clothes and food.D.See the world’s forests and mountains.

【2】It can be inferred(推斷) that the son _________ during his journey.

A.suffered from hunger, cold and other dangers

B.chose a guide that would easily take him to the treasure

C.had to rob others for food and clothes

D.did not enjoy the natural scenery that he saw

【3】What was different about the son’s journey back home?

A.The landscapes were changing.B.He found treasure and became rich.

C.He mastered many life skills.D.He learned how to be a wise man.

【4】Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A.The son took clothes, some food, a little money and the map with him.

B.It took the son a long year to reach the treasure’s location.

C.The son experienced changing landscapes and four seasons twice before he reached home.

D.The son didn’t find the treasure because he lost his way.

【5】What was the father’s purpose of setting this task for his son?

A.To make his son do some interesting activities.B.To see whether his son could deal with difficulties.

C.To test his son’s ability to live in the wild.D.To help his son find his life’s true purpose.

The Spring Equinox marks the point when day and n【2】 equally divide the whole day. After this day, daytime will last l【3】 than night. Therefore, it is not only important in China, but also in many other c【4】 around the world. Spring Equinox Day is a public holiday in Japan. In Iran(伊朗), it is called “Nowruz”, which is also known as the Iranian New Year.

Spring Equinox is the best time for going o【5】, admiring flowers and flying kites in China. There are also rituals (儀式) that have been kept over centuries, such as balancing e【6】. The idea is that on Spring Equinox, Earth’s axis (軸) is perpendicular (垂直的) to the sun. So Earth is more balanced on this day. It’s usually very d【7】 to balance an egg because the yolk (蛋黃) is off-center. But on Spring Equinox, it is believed that there are some special gravitational (引力的) forces that can h【8】. However, this isn’t true. If you focus long enough, you can actually balance an egg on its end any day of the year. All you need is a lot of p【9】. But balancing eggs is still a fun tradition for people. In some places, people p【10】 the eggs in many colors and hold egg-balancing competitions.