“Feel bored staying at home? So does the viru...

“Feel bored staying at home? So does the virus. If you stay longer, the virus will be bored to death.” This is how Zhang Wenhong asked people to stay indoors during the outbreak. Zhang is head of the infectious diseases department (感染科) at Huashan Hospital Affiliated with Fudan University in Shanghai. He also works as head of the Shanghai expert team that treats novel coronavirus pneumonia（新冠肺炎）. These days, Zhang has become an internet celebrity (网红) due to his funny and frank way of talking.

He first caught people’s attention in late January, when he asked the members of the Communist Party of China ( 共产党员) in his department to go to the frontline hospitals. His reason was simple: They have “vowed (宣誓) to put people’s interests first.” His straightforward way of speaking quickly won applause across the country. Meanwhile, as a Party member himself, Zhang set an example by checking on pneumonia patients every day. “I do it in person because I need to encourage other colleagues (同事),” he told the media.

Zhang believes in the traditional Chinese idea that “the best doctors prevent the disease (上 医治未病)”. That’s why he tries his best to spread scientific knowledge on how to prevent the epidemic. His sense of humor has made it easier for the knowledge to reach the public. He and his team also update their WeChat account every day with timely analyses of the epidemic to drive away public worries. One of his articles got more than 10 million hits.

But Zhang might not care about his sudden fame. When asked about his feelings after becoming famous, Zhang told the media, “Don’t pay attention to me. Pay attention to Wuhan. I’m not a celebrity. I’m a doctor.”

Zhang Wenhong’s quotes（引述） go viral online

“Everyone is a soldier. You’re not just quarantining (隔离) yourself at home, but combating (战斗) the virus.”

“You are not a doctor, but what you do is more important than what doctors do.”

“When you speak less, your thoughts spring (涌出). Staying indoors will bring you benefits.”

1.What won Zhang Wenhong sudden fame on the internet?

A.His medical skills. B.His way of speaking.

C.His personal stories. D.His special treatments.

2.What do we know about Zhang Wenhong?

A.He is not a CPC member.

B.He put people’s interests first.

C.His straightforward way of speaking offends some people.

D.He encouraged his colleagues to stay away from patients.

3.According to Zhang, the best way to stop the virus is________.

A.to prevent it B.to develop a vaccine

C.to check patients D.to do more research

4.We might describe Zhang Wenhong as_________.

A.a strict person B.an irresponsible man

C.a superstar D.a respectable doctor

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“Feel bored staying at home? So does the virus.1. "This is how Zhang Wenhong advised people to stay indoors during the outbreak of COVID-19(新冠肺炎)，As the head of the Shanghai expert team, Zhang has become an internet celebrity (名人) due to his funny and straightforward way of talking.

He first caught people's attention in late January, when he asked the members of the Communist Party （共产党员) in his department to go to the frontline hospitals. “When becoming Party members, we vowed(发誓) that we would always put people's interests first,” Zhang said. “This is the moment we live up to the vow.2.No bargaining(讨价还价).” His determination and the way of speaking quickly won praise across the country.3.“I do it in person because I need to encourage other coworkers,” he told the media.

Zhang believes in the traditional Chinese idea that “the best doctors prevent the disease” .That's why he spares no efforts in spreading scientific knowledge on how to prevent the epidemic(流行病)4.He and his team also update their WeChat account every day with timely analyses(分析) of the epidemic. One of his articles got more than 10 million hits. But Zhang might not care about his sudden fame. When asked about his feelings after becoming famous, Zhang told the media, “5.Pay attention to Wuhan. I'm not a celebrity. I'm a doctor.”

A.Don't pay attention to me.

B.Fighting the virus with humor.

C.All Party members must rush to the frontlines.

D.If you stay longer, the virus will be bored to death.

E.His sense of humor has made it easier for the knowledge to reach the public.

F.Meanwhile, as a Party member himself, Zhang set an example by checking on patients every day.

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Mum and I were just going out when it began to rain. We had to stay at home, and I1.（feel）quite bored. Mum got2.idea. She suggested teaching me to make dumplings. I thought it could be fun, so I said OK. Mum cut the meat and cabbages into small pieces3.（quick）.Then she showed me4. to mix them with salt and oil. “Mixing is the most important of all the5.（step）,” she said. I also made some other preparations with her help. When everything was ready, dad came back home 6.his office. Together the three of7.（we）wrapped（包）the dumplings. At last, we8.（cook） them. They were so delicious that I ate-9.（many） than twenty. That was the 10.（one）time I learnt to make dumplings. It was enjoyable!

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When we are born, we are given names that stay with us for our whole lives. Some names include good wishes and hopes from parents, while others may be special and easy to remember. But do you know how the new coronavirus got its name?

The task of naming a virus is no less important than naming a person. When a disease breaks out, the official(官方的) naming of a new virus is often late and may lead to many problems. Over the past ten years, some improper names have caused problems. In 2009, the "swine flu(猪流感)" was widely used before the official name, HINI virus, was announced. This led Egypt to kill all of its pigs even though it didn't spread among people who hadn't been near pigs. In 2015, the name MERS(Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, 中东呼吸综合征)made people of this region angry.

So in 2015, the World Health Organization(WHO)announced that the names of viruses should be easy to remember but avoid being named after places, people, animals and foods. Following these rules, the new coronavirus we are suffering from was named "COVID-19" by the WHO on Feb 11, 2020. In this name, "CO" means "corona", "VI" sands for "virus" and "D" means "disease".

1.When our parents name us, they __________.

A.often put their hopes on us B.try to make the names special

C.can easily remember our names D.let the names stay with us longer

2.What does the underlined sentence mean?

A.Naming a virus is not very important.

B.Naming a person or a virus is a difficult task.

C.Naming a virus is as important as naming a person.

D.Naming a person is more important than naming a virus.

3.Which is true according to the second paragraph?

A.MERS killed many pigs in Egypt. B.HINI virus could spread among people.

C.A new virus isn't often named officially in time. D.Improper names caused viruses to spread widely.

4.What do we know about MERS virus?

A.It broke out in 2009. B.It was named after places.

C.It got its name from WHO. D.It made local people angry.

5.Which of the following is the main idea of this text?

A.How does WHO deal with viruses? B.Why does a new virus have a name?

C.What have viruses done to the world? D.How did the new coronavirus get its name?

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You're at home. You can’t go out because you're busy. But you can't stop checking your phone. What's everyone else doing? Does this sound like you? Then perhaps you have FOMO—Fear of Missing Out.

"Sometimes I see a picture of some friends online, " explains Lucas 16. "They’re hanging out somewhere. I can’t go—maybe I have homework. But it makes me feel unhappy. My friends are having fun and I'm not."

About 20% of teenagers say that they get this feeling, but people of all ages experience FOMO.

For Grace, 21, her FOMO is a serious problem. "I never read or play sports now, " she explains. "I go out almost every night because I don't want to miss out. Or I sit at home and I read online about what my friends are doing. FOMO kills your interests in your spare time."

Dr. Suzanne Taylor, a psychologist(心理学家), says social networking website are not helping people with FOMO. "They're perfect for communicating with friends and relatives — all over the world. But they're full of pictures of your friends,doing exciting things. Suddenly, other people's lives look interesting and our own lives feel boring."

So how can we fight FOMO? Should we stop using social networks? "That isn't possible for many people,’’ says Dr. Taylor. "But before bed tonight, put your phone in another room. And before you go to sleep, think about the interesting things you're doing this week. And remember how lucky you are.’’

1.People with FOMO _____________.

A.worry about activities that they aren’t going to

B.always share plenty of pictures on the Internet

C.do not have a lot of close friends around them

D.can't help checking their email all the time

2.Why is FOMO a problem for Grace?

A.Because she's afraid to go out with her friends. B.Because she spends all day on her computer.

C.Because she doesn't have any hobbies now. D.Because she can’t finish homework in time.

3.Dr Taylor thinks social networking websites ___________.

A.shouldn’t be used to share the fun B.have both good and bad points

C.are interesting when were bored D.are helpful to people with FOMO

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Up to now, Wood has published more than 60 diaries, and he still updates the diaries frequently on social media websites. In his first diary, he mentioned, “news is going around about a bad cold virus in Wuhan, but I feel worlds away from me and few people wear masks in public.”

He recorded in his diaries that thousands of medical workers from different provinces and cities went to Hubei to help with the anti-epidemic (抗疫). Restaurants and shops were closed down, while supermarkets checked people’s body temperatures. And community workers across the country took strict action, asking people to stay at home and helping the old buy daily necessities.

“People in some countries said these measures could cause panic among the public. However, my experience in China shows these efforts are useful and effective, which finally removed people’s fear,” Wood said.

Wood’s diaries soon attracted the world’s attention. Over 10,000 people left him messages on Facebook, and he was interviewed by Canadian CTV which later showed his diaries on its website.

“I also received greetings from my family and friends in Canada. They said they were inspired by the efforts the Chinese have made, he said. “People from some countries thought the Chinese overreacted, and that the Chinese government had overdone in epidemic prevention and control. However,since more countries and regions have been infected(感染) by the virus, more and more people came to realize how proper and important China’s control and prevention measures are.”

Wood is working with the New World Press, which plans to make his diaries a book named The Invisible War. In this book, he hopes to share China’s anti-epidemic experience with more people across the world so they can build confidence to fight against the virus.

1.What can we infer from the first paragraph?

A.People thought the virus spread fast.

B.People failed to realize the danger of the virus.

C.People wore masks in restaurants and supermarkets.

D.People paid enough attention to Wood’s news report.

2.What’s the main idea of Paragraph 2?

A.Business people’s work against the virus. B.Different people’s efforts against the virus.

C.Community workers’ key role against the virus. D.Medical workers’ great support against the virus.

3.Which one did Wood agree about China’s anti-epidemic measures?

A.The measures removed people’s fear.

B.The Chinese cared too much about the virus.

C.The measures would make people worry a lot.

D.The government took too strict measures to control the virus.

4.What caused some foreigners to change their thought?

A.People’s infection in more countries and regions.

B.The worldwide news report on China’s measures.

C.Wood’s experience in China shared in his diaries.

D.Chinese people’s working together against the virus.

5.What is The Inuisible War mainly going to talk about?

A.What Wood has experienced at home during the virus.

B.What people in the world have done to fight the virus.

C.What China has done to control and prevent the virus.

D.What Wood’s friends have done to help him fight the virus.

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________ 　going back to school, we all stay at home to study online during the outbreak of the virus.

A.Including B.Besides C.Along with D.Instead of

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Right now we ________ stay at home to prevent the spread of virus (病毒).

A.may B.should C.can’t D.need

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The man has ____friends in this city ,so he often stays at home.

A. a few　　 B. few　　 C. a little　　 D. little

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Mr Lin prefers ________at home to ________outside. This makes his wife feel worried.

A.stay; walk B.staying; walk C.staying; walking

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