COVID-19（新冠病毒）has stopped people from working...

COVID-19（新冠病毒）has stopped people from working for several months. In recent days, many people have returned to work. 1. Here is some advice.

When commuting（通勤）

Avoid taking public transport. 2. If you have to take public transport, you shall wear a face mask（口罩）through the ride and try to avoid touching objects in the vehicles（车辆）with your hands.

Entering the workplace

Wear a face mask and receive body temperature check before entering the office building. You must pass the body temperature check before being allowed in. 3. If you have signs such as fever, please go to the fever office of a hospital at once.

Using a lift

Avoid using the lift if you are going to or leaving lower floors. Use the stairs instead. Stand clear of lift doors while waiting. 4.

In offices

5. Do it three times a day for 15 minutes to half an hour each time. You can only get infected（感染的）if the virus builds up in large numbers. Fresh air can stop the virus from building up.

Keep healthy habits such as eating a healthy diet, exercising and getting enough sleep. They can improve your immunity（免疫力）.

A.Try to walk, cycle or drive to your office instead.

B.What steps of prevention（预防）and control are needed?

C.Do not stand face to face with people while waiting.

D.Open windows to let fresh air in during the day.

E.Wash hands in time.

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More than 100 people have now died from the new coronavirus (冠状病毒)-COVID-19. The number of people infected in mainland China increased sharply in one day-from 2, 700 Monday to more than 4,500 Tuesday. The increase comes even as China takes strong measures to stop the spread of the disease.

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that cause disease in mammals (哺乳动物)　 and birds. Coronaviruses can cause illnesses from the common cold to much more serious illnesses like Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). Experts still do not have a clear picture of the severity of the new coronavirus.

Officials are calling the disease a "novel" or new coronavirus because it has not been found before in humans. The new virus is thought to have spread to humans from wild animals sold at a market in Wuhan, in central China's Hubei Province. But it is now spreading between people. Chinese officials say the disease is able to spread from one person to another even before any actual signs appear. This makes it especially hard to stop.

Signs of the disease among infected patients have included fever, cough, shortness of breath and general breathing difficulties. In more serious cases, the virus can cause pneumonia（肺炎）. Some people report few or no signs, while others have gotten very sick or even died. Experts say that signs of the virus may appear between two and fourteen days after being near someone who is infected.

There is no special treatment for the new coronavirus. However, many of its effects are treatable, as long as a patient is in fair health. Because the virus is so new among humans, there is no available vaccine(疫苗) to protect against the disease. But the World Health Organization advises people to avoid close contact with anyone showing signs of a breathing sickness, such as coughing or sneezing. It also says people should wash their hands often and use safe food practices.

(Written on 29th January,2020)

1.Which is not caused by viruses according to the passage?

A.Colds. B.Headaches. C.MERS. D.SARS.

2.Experts call COVID-19 a new coronavirus because ________·

A.it hasn't been found before by doctors

B.it has never been found in humans before

C.it has never spread to humans before

D.it hasn't been known well by humans

3.What does the fourth paragraph tell us?

A.The great danger of the new coronavirus.

B.The cause for the spreading of the new coronavirus.

C.The reason why the new coronavirus is difficult to stop.

D.The signs of people who infected with the new coronavirus.

4.We can infer（推断）from the passage that ________.

A.the patients infected with the new coronavirus can be treated well if they have no other diseases

B.because the virus is so new among humans, there is no available vaccine to protect against the disease

C.there is no way to avoid the new coronavirus because it is difficult to identify

D.the new coronavirus causes fever, cough, shortness of breath and general breathing difficulties in every patient infected

5.What is the best title of the passage?

A.The discovery of a new coronavirus

B.How to avoid the new coronavirus

C.A new coronavirus-COVID-19

D.The big coronavirus family.

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When everyone in China is wearing masks (口罩) to stop the COVID-19 (新冠肺炎), many people in Western countries don’t seem to want to do the same. For example, an Italian lawmaker was criticized (批评) by his coworkers when he went to work with a mask. They said he made them nervous. But why do the East and West have different ideas about wearing masks? Let’s take a look.

Western ideas about masks

In the West, people should wear masks only when they get sick, for example. People see masks as a tool (工具) to protect sick people and stop disease from spreading (传播), so healthy people don’t need to wear them. But as the number of COVID-19 cases is growing around the world, people in the West are changing their ideas.

Mask culture in the East

In Asian countries like China and Japan, wearing masks is common. In 1910, Chinese doctor Wu Liande invented (发明) the modern medical mask. During the 2003 SARS epidemic (流行病疫), people in China and East Asia also used masks to protect themselves.

In Japan, wearing masks shows your politeness (礼貌) when you get a cold or flu. Some Japanese also turn masks into fashion accessories (配饰). They have different colors and patterns to choose to match their clothes. Some young women wear masks when they don’t have their makeup (化妆) on.

Many pop stars in Asia also use masks to protect their privacy (隐私). This cultural and historical background has made it easier for people in the East to wear masks when epidemics break out.

1.What did the coworkers think of the Italian lawmaker?

A.He was too worried to work. B.He made other people nervous.

C.He was unwilling to go to work. D.He was just trying to protect himself.

2.In the past, people in the West wore masks when _____________.

A.they were sick B.they were talking to doctors

C.they were shy or worried D.they went outdoors

3.Where was the modern medical mask invented?

A.In the UK. B.In Japan. C.In China. D.In the US.

4.The reasons why Asian people like to wear masks do NOT include ___________.

A.wearing masks to stop disease from spreading B.protecting against air pollution

C.looking fashionable D.protecting their privacy

5.What is the story mainly about?

A.Why masks are popular in Asian culture.

B.The importance of wearing masks during epidemics.

C.Why Western people don’t wear masks during epidemics.

D.Masks mean different things in different cultures.

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To prevent more people from being infected(感染),those who are infected with COVID-19(新冠状病毒）must be s_________ from others.

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To control the spread of covid-19 (新冠病毒), the Chinese government has closed schools for months. But "study must not stop", says the government. Under its orders, the country's biggest online learning begins.

There are different ways to make the online learning go on smoothly. The online teaching and learning are achieved by using video-meeting apps such as Dingtalk by Alibaba, an online company, and Ke-tang by Tencent, another online company. " ▲　 " says Yue Qiu, a teacher in Beijing.

If internet is not good all the time, students can download, audio-files and homework. In poor areas, where some families don't have internet, teaching by television makes learning possible. Since February 17th China Education Network, a state-run service, has made classes on TV every weekday from 8 am to 10 pm. All important subjects are covered.

On the other hand, worries are shared by students in the final year of the secondary school. Many parents also feel upset that online learning is not as good as traditional learning. Hou Kaixuan, who is going to take part in the entrance examination to the universities looks forward to the reopening of his school. " ▲　 " he says. Not all his classmates are like him. Kaixuan has noticed that some of his classmates study just as hard at home as in school.

"　 ▲　 " says Mr. Yue, a teacher in Beijing. That is because China's online learning is reducing the distance between teachers and students. Teachers who were not willing to give out their contact details on WeChat, now depend on it to answer students’ questions. If he is right, such a change could be one of the few happy things during this period.

1.What is the article mainly about?

A.Technology. B.Education. C.Literature. D.History.

2.What's the correct order of the missing sentences?

1. I’m simply more active in a traditional classroom

2. Slow internet speeds at home are no excuse for not studying

3. When schools finally reopen, the teacher-student relationship may be different

A.3→1→2 B.2→3→l C.3→2→1 D.2→1→3

3.Which of the following is true?

A.Parents are not satisfied with their kids' online learning at all.

B.Students lose the chance to study because of the poor internet.

C.Teachers find their relationship with students remains the same.

D.Companies like Alibaba offer online service to online education.

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Since the outbreak of COVID-19, in some cities Meituan has become almost 5 times as busy as usual. During the special period, the delivery drivers(外卖骑手)are busier and more tired than before. Without these drivers putting themselves at risk, families would go hungry and the sick wouldn't get necessary supplies.

Gao Zhixiao from Beijing, 32, a delivery driver who has continued working as the virus spread across China. Ever since the COVID-19 outbreak erupted in China, he has to take a health test each morning and spend about 20 minutes disinfecting(消毒)his motorcycle and clothes to avoid spreading germs during his route.

"After I gave her medicine, I stayed to talk to her," he says. "Because I am also from a single-parent family, I understand what it means to an old. She said that she hadn't eaten yet, because it was difficult to find food during the epidemic. So I made her instant noodles and two poached eggs, then took the trash out when I left. "

Li Fengjie is another delivery driver in Wuhan, who was born in 1996. He felt nervous when he heard the news about COVID-19. He took things a few steps further. As a Meituan rider in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, where the COVID-19 epidemic first erupted in late December, he knew that his services would be essential(必备)after the city of 11 million was locked down on Jan 23. Li walked 50 kilometers to get to work after all public transport was halted.

"I felt a sense of responsibility because I manage a team of other riders, and some were still working in Wuhan, so I had to help them, "he says. "All the doctors and nurses are coming to Wuhan to help, so we, the riders, should also fight with them on the frontline. "

The great news is that Li Jie, who is a common delivery rider in Beijing, attended the meeting about COVID-19 prevention on March 9th 2020. That means all the people must understand and respect the delivery riders. We all hope that they can receive better training and working conditions, have more job opportunities and career development for riders in the future.

1.How long does Gao Zhixiao spend disinfecting his motorcycle?

A.About 20 minutes. B.About 30 minutes.

C.About an hour. D.About 50 minutes.

2.Who is the leader of a team of delivery riders?

A.Gao Zhixiao. B.Li Fengie. C.Li Jie. D.Not mentioned.

3.When did Li Jie attend the meeting about COVID-19 prevention?

A.In December, 2019. B.In late January, 2020.

C.In February, 2020. D.In March, 2020.

4.Which of the following is TRUE?

A.Gao Zhixiao made the instant noodles and two eggs and took the trash out for the old man.

B.Li Jie spent nearly 50 hours to walk to Wuhan on foot from his hometown.

C.The training and working conditions can't meet the delivery riders' requirement.

D.Three delivery riders mentioned in the passage all work in Beijing.

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What are coronaviruses? Coronaviruses were discovered in the 1960s. They are a group of viruses that cause diseases in mammals and birds. In humans, coronaviruses cause respiratory tract infections.

The new coronavirus. At the end of 2019, a new type of coronavirus started spreading in China. This type of coronavirus is often called 2019-nCoV, novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. It is believed that the virus was transmitted from animals to humans. Some of the first cases were diagnosed in people who had visited a market selling live seafood and animals. Unfortunately, when viruses are transmitted from animals to people it can take scientists a lot of time before they can develop a vaccine or medicines to cure it.

How does the virus spread? The virus appears to spread mainly from person to person. The transmission occurs when someone comes into contact with an infected person. For example, a cough, a sneeze or a handshake could cause transmission. The spread may also be caused by coming into contact with something an infected person has touched and then touching your mouth, nose or eyes.

virus　　 病毒　　 mammal　　 哺乳动物　　 respiratory　　 呼吸的　　 infection　　 感染

transmit　　 传染　 case　　 病例　　 diagnose　　 诊断 cure 治愈 occur　　 发生

contact　　 接触

1.When were coronaviruses discovered?

A.In the 1960s. B.In the 1970s. C.In the 1980s.

2.Where did the new coronaviruses start spreading at the end of 2019?

A.In China. B.In America. C.All over the world.

3.Is it easy for the doctors to cure COVID-19?

A.Yes, it is. B.No, it isn’t. C.Not mentioned.

4.How many ways are mentioned for the spread of the new coronaviruses?

A.1. B.2. C.3.

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根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词。

Chinese delivery ( 递 送 ) driver, Gao Zhixiao, appeared on the cover of Time magazine in March b1.he was picked by the magazine as one of the heroes.

Ever since COVID-19 broke out, many restaurants shut down or offered takeout-only s2.. Millions of people have been staying home to prevent t3.getting ill. People choose to order food online instead of going out. As a result, delivery orders greatly increased.

Gao was born into a poor family in Ningxia. He left for Beijing after graduating from middle school. A 4. trying his hand as a dishwasher, assistant cook, and many other jobs, he worked as a deliveryman in 2012. When the novel coronavirus broke out, Gao g5. up his train ticket to go back home during the Spring Festival and continued working because he thought customers might be in need.

Late this February, Gao received a s 6. order that asked him to send　 medicine for coronavirus patients. He thought for a moment and picked up the order. B7.delivering goods, Gao once warm-heartedly cooked for an elderly customer who was living alone at her home. Gao said, “I’m an ordinary person, and I just do w8.I am supposed to.”

On March 19, Time magazine p9.six covers for its coronavirus issue under the theme “When the world stops”. If not for riders l10.Gao, many families would be infected (感染) while shopping or buying food.

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Resting her phone on a stand and making the light more suitable, 49-year-old Lyu Min started her livestreaming session — her daily job during the COVID-19 outbreak. Dressed in a qipao, a traditional Chinese dress, Lyu started the livestreaming session from her workshop at 10 in the morning, sharing the art of making Chinese knots with many handicraft(手工艺) lovers. Lyu, an inheritor(继承人) of the art of making Chinese knots, which is listed as an intangible(非物质) cultural heritage, became a livestreaming host.

“Though the sales of Chinese knots have dropped a lot, I’m still confident that I can get out of the trouble brought by the outbreak. I can make full use of this period to improve my skills and develop this traditional handicraft online,” she said. Lyu is quite new to the world of livestreaming, having bought all the necessary equipment(设备) after following her friends advice. She practises livestreaming every day and records a large number of educational videos. As face-to-face interaction is still impractical for many, even as the outbreak has been largely brought under control in China, she thinks livestreaming classes can meet more Chinese knot lovers’ needs to learn the handicraft.

She has integrated the anti-epidemic spirit into her works, expressing the determination(决心) and confidence of the Chinese people to win against the COVID-19. “I love Wuhan, where I showed my works in 2019. Chinese knots are popular among many local people, and I made lots of friends there,” Lyu said. She designed a special Chinese knot to express her thanks to the medics who were sent to support Wuhan several months ago.

She has more than 200 followers right now. There are more and more Chinese knot lovers on her online platform. She is using a length of colored string and determination to keep this traditional art of Chinese knots alive online and help more people understand the culture.

1.The underlined word “livestreaming” in Paragraph 1 is close to “_______”.

A.sending out while happening B.equipment for recording videos

C.sending out after recording D.equipment for making handicrafts

2.Which of the following is true according to the passage?

A.Lyu Min advised her friends to livestream traditional handicraft online.

B.Lyu Min’s friends provided the necessary equipment for her to livestream.

C.Chinese knots sell very well in Lyu Min’s workshop through the Internet.

D.More Chinese knot lovers want to learn the handicraft because of Lyu Min.

3.What does Lyu Min think of the future of Chinese knots?

A.Unexpected. B.Hopeful. C.Difficult. D.Doubtful.

4.What’s the best title for the passage?

A.Having online classes during the outbreak

B.Introducing an intangible cultural heritage

C.Livestreaming the art of making Chinese knots

D.Expressing thanks to the doctors and nurses

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Although he has lost one arm, Zhang Jiacheng hopes never to lose his love for basketball or willingness to improve his skills of playing it.

The 13-year-old boy recently got wide attention from netizens (people who use the Internet) in China when a video of his excellent dribbling(带球) skills in a one-on-one situation was posted online. “It's so inspirational. How can you easily give up your efforts after watching his video?” One netizen wrote on Sina Weibo.

Born in Guangdong Province, Zhang lost his right arm in an accident at just five years old which was a terrible event for such a young kid. Zhang, however, decided to face up to the hardship, and not let the fate(命运) control his life. Because he has a dream: to be a basketball player.

Other children around always wondered how he could play basketball with just one arm. “Hard work” is the only thing that Zhang can do. Be it rainy or windy, Zhang never stops playing basketball, and has achieved huge improvement in his skills.

In the video, Zhang showed his dribbling skills in front of a defense made up of several professional basketball players, and received a loud cheer from people watching on site. “Your right hand has been taken away in a terrible way, but you have the best left hand. You are the real star in this game,” former CBA player Wang Jing said after watching Zhang's performance.

Zhang has posted 13 videos of his basketball skills on Douyin, and earned almost one million likes. “Give it a try, or give it up,” Zhang once wrote in one of his videos. Of course, he chose the former（前者）.

1.What happened to Zhang Jiacheng when he was 5 years old?

A.He lost his love for basketball.

B.He posted a video on Sina Weibo.

C.He lost his right arm in an accident.

2.What's Zhang Jiacheng's dream?

A.To be a football player.

B.To be a basketball player.

C.To be a popular netizen.

3.Zhang Jiacheng became famous by ________.

A.writing a lot of his own stories on Sina Weibo

B.posting his videos of basketball skills on Douyin

C.watching the CBA player Wang Jing's performance

4.What can you learn from the one-armed teenager?

A.Always give it a try. B.Always give it up. C.Let the fate control the life.

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