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“China is always well protected by the bravest of them,” former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger once wrote. Indeed, in the fight against the novel coronavirus, it is medical workers who are risking their lives on the frontlines of the epidemic（传染病）.

As of Feb. 17, more than 32,000 medical workers from all over China have been sent to Hubei, the center of the viral （病毒的）outbreak. They are working under unusual conditions, unimaginable stress and a large number of working.

“In Wuhan mobile cabin hospitals, medical workers take turns to treat patients. They usually have to work for six hours in a row, as well as take one hour to put on and take off their protective clothing. To help them recognize each other, they write their names on their clothing. To save time going to the bathroom, they choose to wear ___▲____,” the Paper reported.

Many doctors and nurses were infected（感染）during the earliest period of the outbreak because of a lack of knowledge about the virus, as well as a shortage of medicine. Some of them were treated, got well and went back to work. Some of them, unluckily, lost their lives.

According to China’s National Health Commission, a total of 1,716 medical workers in China were infected with the new coronavirus as of Feb. 11, while six passed away.

With the support of the central government, the working conditions for medical staff in Wuhan have been improved. They are confident that they will beat against the virus.

These medical workers are just common people. To fight the epidemic, parents leave their children and couples get separated. They are mothers and fathers, wives and husbands, sons and daughters, and also warriors（战士）.

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

1.The text mainly tells us something about ______.

A.scientists’ research on the virus B.workers from all walks of life

C.shortages of medical supplies D.medical workers at the frontlines

2.What can we learn from Paragraph 3？

A.Wuhan is now short of medical supplies. B.only doctors can fight against the virus.

C.there are enough medical workers in Wuhan. D.working at the frontlines is very hard.

3.What does the underlined word “recognize” mean？

A.记住 B.认出 C.掌握 D.保护

4.According to the text, ▲ is ______.

A.A B.B C.C D.D

5.We might use the word “______” to describe the medical workers at the frontlines.

A.great B.strict C.unlucky D.normal

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“China is always well protected by the bravest of them” former (从前的) US secretary of state Henry Kissinger once wrote. Indeed, in the fight against the novel coronavirus, it is medical workers who are risking their lives on the frontlines of the epidemic (流行病).

As of Feb 17, more than 32,000 medical workers from all over China have been to Hubei. They are working under unusual conditions, unimaginable stress (压力).

In Wuhan mobile cabin hospitals, medical workers take turns to treat patients. They usually have to work without stopping for six hours or more, as well as take one hour to put on and take off their protective clothing. To help them know each other, they write their names on their clothing. To save time going to the bathroom, they choose to wear diapers (纸尿裤). The paper reported.

Many doctors and nurses were infected (感染) during the earliest period of the epidemic because of knowing less about the virus, as well as shortage (短缺) of medical supplies (供应). Some of them were treated, got well and went back to work. Some of them unluckily lost their lives.

According to China’s National Health Commission, a total of 1,716 medical workers in China were infected with the new coronavirus as of Feb 11, while six passed away.

With the help of the central government, the working conditions for medical workers in the cities like Wuhan have been improved. They are confident that they will win the battle (战役) against the virus.

These medical workers are just ordinary people. To fight the epidemic, parents leave their children and couples get separated (分离). They are mothers and fathers, wives and husbands, sons and daughters, and also warriors (战士).

1.To fight against the novel coronavirus, ________ are risking their lives on the frontlines.

A.teachers B.police

C.medical workers D.sports players

2.How many hours may the medical workers have to work without stopping?

A.Three B.Four

C.Five. D.More than six

3.Why were many doctors and nurses infected during the earliest period?

A.Because of knowing less about the virus.

B.Because of less money to buy some necessary protective clothing.

C.Because of a shortage of supplies.

D.Both A and C.

4.You’ll be ________ of the medical worker on the frontlines after reading the article.

A.careful B.proud C.afraid D.tired

5.Where does the article possibly come from?

A.A story book B.A magazine C.A newspaper D.A textbook

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“China is always well protected by the bravest of them.”former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger once wrote. Indeed, in the fight against the novel coronavirus, it is medical workers who are risking their lives on the frontlines of the epidemic(疫情).

From February 17, more than 32,000 doctors and nurses from all over China have been sent to Hubei, the center of the epidemic.They are working under unusual conditions, unimaginable stress and intensive(高强度的) schedules.

In hospitals, doctors and nurses work for long hours, usually six hours in a row. Many of them have deep marks on their faces from wearing masks and goggles(护目镜). They also choose to wear diapers(纸尿裤), as it takes nearly an hour to take their protective uniforms on and off. When they are racing time to save lives, every second matters.

To cheer each other up, medical workers wrote inspiring words on their uniforms, such as “Stay Strong” and “Hope”. They strongly believe that they will win the fight against the virus.

These medical workers are just common people. But with their white coats on, they become the bravest fighters.

1.In the passage, the underlined word “them” probably refers to _______.

A.Some soldiers. B.Masks and goggles.

C.Medical workers. D.Protective uniforms.

2.Because _______, doctors and nurses choose to wear diapers.

A.they are racing time to save lives B.they don’t take enough underwear

C.they are in poor healthy conditions D.they’d like to try something different

3.Why do medical workers write some words on their uniforms?

A.To be cool. B.To protect themselves from the virus.

C.To have a long memory. D.To support and encourage each other.

4.In the passage, the writer mainly tells us that the medical workers ______.

A.are kind and patient B.are the bravest fighters

C.live a relaxing life every day D.have good working conditions

5.In which part of a newspaper may this text appear?

A.Travel. B.News.

C.Sports. D.Lifestyle.

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阅读下面短文, 掌握其大意, 然后从每题所给的 A、B、C三个选项中, 选出能填入短文相应空白处的最佳选项。

"China is always well _______ by the bravest of them, " former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger once wrote. Indeed. in the fight against the novel coronavirus, it is medical workers who are risking their lives on the front lines of the epidemic.

As of Feb 17, more than 32000 medical workers from all over China have been sent to Hubei, the center of the viral（病毒的)outbreak. They are working under unusual conditions, unimaginable _______ and lots of work.

In Wuhan mobile cabin hospitals, medical workers take turns to treat patients. They usually have to work consecutively(连续地)for six hours, as well as take one hour to put on and _______ their protective clothing.

To help them _______ each other, they write their names on their clothing. To save time, When they go to the bathroom, they choose to wear diapers, The Paper reported.

Many doctors and nurses were infected(感染)during the _______ period of the outbreak because of a lack of knowledge about the virus, as well as a shortage of medical supplies. Some of them were treated, _______ and went back to work. Some of them, _______ lost their lives. According to China's National Health Commission, a total of 1, 716 medical workers in China were infected with the new coronavirus as of Feb 11, while six _______.

_______ the support of the central government, the working conditions for medical staff in heavily-impacted（受影响大的）cities like Wuhan have been improved. They confident that they will win the battle against the virus.

These medical workers are just ordinary people. To fight the epidemic, parents leave their children and couples get separated. They are mothers and fathers, wives and husbands, sons and daughters, and also ________.

1.A.prevented B.permitted C.protected

2.A.stress B.shame C.advantage

3.A.put off B.turn off C.take off

4.A.require B.recycle C.recognize

5.A.early B.earlier C.earliest

6.A.repaired B.recovered C.recorded

7.A.exactly B.actually C.unluckily

8.A.gave away B.kept off C.passed away

9.A.With B.Without C.Under

10.A.musicians B.warriors C.reporters

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There are many foreign teachers in China today. Among them, Phillip Hancock is certainly an unusual one. The young man always wanted to give back, even when he was close to death. His last wish was to donate his organs(器官) to save others. His act changed five Chinese lives for the better.

Phillip came from Sydney, Australia. When he was a college student, he showed great interest in China and studied Chinese by himself in his free time. In 2012, the young man took part in the 11th Chinese Bridge Competition for foreign college students in China. This unforgettable experience helped Philip make up his mind to come to China. After finishing college, he came to Southwest University in Chongqing to teach English. During his five-year stay in China, Philip travelled around a lot. He loved the country deeply.

Unluckily, Phillip had a health problem. He fought his diabetes (糖尿病) for many years. Though his condition used to be under control, it became worse in 2018. Phillip knew most of his organs were still working well. He hoped to donate them to Chinese people in need after his death.

Phillip died on May 9th, 2018. Many Chinese people see him as a hero. Although his physical body is no longer here, he will always be with us.

1.What was Phillip's last wish?

A.To meet his family. B.To go back to Australia. C.To donate his organs to save others.

2.How long did Phillip live in China?

A.Five years. B.Six years. C.Seven years.

3.We can learn from the passage that ______.

A.Phillip studied Chinese from his teachers in college.

B.Phillip seldom travelled around when he worked in China.

C.Most of Phillip's organs were still in good condition when he was close to death.

4.What can we infer (推断) from the passage?

A.Phillip was from Australia.

B.Phillip can speak Chinese well.

C.Phillip taught English in Southwest University.

5.What do you think of Phillip?

A.Smart and humorous. B.Kind and helpful. C.Stupid and boring.

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Thangga(唐卡)is a special kind of painting. It 1.(find) only in Tibet, China now. It has a long history 2.started from the Tang Dynasty (唐朝). Thangga paintings show Tibetan people's lives. In recent years, Thangga paintings have caught the public's attention. At the same time, the Chinese government has also tried hard 3.(protect)the art.

4.color of Thangga paintings looks wonderful and special. Because of the special environment of Tibet and the excellent skills of artists, the paints (颜料)used in Thangga are different 5.other ones. They are made from minerals (矿物质) like gold and silver, as well as some plants. The paints were made by hand. The beautiful colors could last for 6.(hundred) of years.

However, with the development of technology, people now use 7.(cheap)and more easily made chemicals to make Thangga paints. The traditional paints 8.(take) a lot of work and they were made in many secret ways.

Later people stopped making the paints 9.forgot about them. So the old skills were　 10.(complete) lost. It's a pity that the traditional Thangga paintings are difficult to find now.

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先通读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容，在文章后表格的空格内填入一个最恰当的单词。所填单词必须写在答题卡对应题号的横线上。每个空格只能填一个单词。

People have been using the wind’s energy for a long, long time. More than 5, 000 years ago, ancient Egyptians made boats powered by the wind. In 200 B.C., people used windmills(风车) in China.

Today, we collect the wind’s energy with wind turbines(涡轮). A turbine is similar to a windmill; it is a very tall tower with two or three blades(叶片) at the top. These blades are turned by the wind. The blades turn a generator(发电机) located inside the tower, which creates power.

Groups of wind turbines are known as wind farms. Wind farms can be found near farmland, in narrow mountain passes, and even in the ocean, where there are stronger winds. Wind farms create power for nearby homes, schools and other buildings.

In places like the Midwest and along coasts, winds can provide cheap power. Another great advantage of wind power is that it is a clean form of energy. Wind turbines do not burn oil or coal and do not pollute the air.

Wind is not always an ideal source of energy, however. Wind speed changes from time to time, depending on the time of day, weather and location. Wind turbines can be also dangerous for bats and birds. These animals cannot always tell how fast the blades are moving and crash into them.

Title: 1. Energy

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Storytelling

Storytelling has caught the human imagination for thousands of years. People everywhere have told stories to amuse, to teach, to remember, and just to pass the time. People started telling stories long before writing was invented.1.But people all over the world still tell one another stories out loud. A person who can tell a good story nearly always finds listeners.

Before people developed writing, storytelling was the most important way to pass along information. Anything a culture wanted to protect一its beliefs, its history, and its traditions—had to be told out loud. Each generation would tell the culture’s stories to the next.2.Knowledge passed on in this method is called the spoken tradition. Even cultures that know how to write still pass along some information in this way.

3.In other cultures only special storytellers were trusted to do this important job.A culture’s best storytellers had good memories. They could also make the stories very interesting, so people would listen and remember them. Sometimes people would sing the stories or tell them in the form of poems.4.

However, stories told aloud change over time as different people tell them. A storyteller might change a story in order to make it better. Or a teller may simply not remember all the details of a story. Unlike written stories, the spoken tradition is not created by any one person. 5.Sometimes the stories are collected and written down long after they have been created.

A.In this way the stories were passed along.

B.In some cultures everyone would pass along the stories.

C.Songs and poems can both make stories easier to remember.

D.Instead, a whole culture helps shape the changing stories throughout history.

E.Today stories are also written down in books and acted out in movies, TV shows, and plays.

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________ a Chinese reporter, Jack is required to tell the stories of China well.

A.For B.By C.In D.As

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Xi’an celebrated the first-ever China Hanfu Day on April 18. There were catwalk shows(走秀) and traditional music concerts which were held by people wearing traditional Chinese clothing. 1. and put them online for a Hanfu photo competition, which lasted until May 18.

China Hanfu Day is on the third day of the third month of the Chinese lunar calendar(农历), which is said to be the birthday of the Yellow Emperor. In ancient China, this day was also known as Shangsi Festival(上巳节). 2.

Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Han people who lived in China before the Qing Dynasty. 3. However, some of its main characteristics( 特点) remain. For example, there are two parts that overlap(交叠) on the front, which is called “jiao ling”. 4.

China is becoming a leading country in the world, and the Chinese public feels more confident about its traditional culture than ever before. 5.

A.Its purpose is to encourage young Chinese to take pride in traditional clothing, as well as Chinese culture.

B.Hanfu fans from all over China gathered there to take photos

C.Another main characteristic of Hanfu is that it usually uses ribbons (系带) instead of buttons.

D.Wearing traditional clothing might be an interesting way of showing how they feel about this.

E.It has a history of about 3,000 years and it has changed greatly so far.

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