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A TV programme has become popular in China recently. It has made people all over China become interested in writing Chinese characters（汉字）.

The increasing use of computers and smart phones has left most young people hardly able to write by hand. Many of them are even unable to remember the 10,000 characters used in daily life without electronic（电子的）help.

CCTV started the Chinese Character Dictation Competition to improve people's handwriting skills. Contestants（参与者）on the show were school pupils, but it was found that 70%of adults in the audience were unable to remember how to write the word “chan chu”.

Because computers allow people to type characters simply by entering pinyin,they don't need to remember how to write them.” The keyboard age has had a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters, “said Guan Zhengwen,who designed and directed the show.

He added that he hoped to encourage people to keep it alive as an art form.

Hao Mingjian,an editor（编辑）of a magazine,putting his heart into Chinese characters,said,“Leaning Chinese characters goes on throughout your life .If you stop using them for a long time,it is very likely that you will forget them.”

1.Which TV programme is mainly talked about in this passage？（in no more than 5 words）

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2.What makes most young people stop writing Chinese characters by hand？（in no more than 8 words）

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3.Who could take part in the competition？（in no more than 2 words）

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4.Why did the writer mention the word “chan chu” in Paragraph 3？（in no more than 7 words）

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5.What must we to prevent us from forgetting Chinese characters？（in no more than 5 words）

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A TV programme has become popular in China recently. It has made people all over China become interested in writing Chinese characters.

The increasing use of computers and smart phones has left most young people hardly able to write by hand. Many of them are even unable to remember the 10,000 characters used in daily life without electronic help.

CCTV started the Chinese Character Dictation Competition to improve the population's handwriting skills. Contestants(竞赛选手) on the show were school pupils. It was found that 70％ of adults in the audience were unable to remember how to write the word "chan chu". Computers allow people to type characters simply by entering pinyin, and they don' t need to remember how to write them.

"The keyboard age has had a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters," Guan Zhengwen, who designed and directed the show said. He added that he hoped to encourage people to keep it alive as an art form.

Hao Mingjian, an editor of a magazine, putting his heart into Chinese characters, said, "Learning Chinese characters goes on throughout your life. If you stop using them for a long time, it is very likely that you will forget them."

1.What has left most young people hardly able to write by hand?

2.Why did CCTV start the Chinese Character Dictation Competition?

3.Are the contestants students or adults?

4.Who designed and directed the show?

5.What is Hao Mingjian's opinion about Chinese characters?

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A TV program has become popular in China recently. It has made people all over China become interested in writing Chinese characters(汉字).

The increasing use of computers and smart phones has left most young people hardly able to write by hand. Many of them are even unable to remember the 10,000 charactersused in daily life without electronic(电子的) help.

CCTV Started the Chinese Character Dictation Competition to improve the population’s handwriting skills. Contestants(参与者) on the show were school pupils, but it was found that 70％of adults in the audience were unable to remember how to write the word “chan chu”.

Because computers allow people to type characters simply by entering pinyin, they don’t need to remember how to write them. “The keyboard age has had a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters,” Guan Zhengwen, who designed and directed the show, said. “The influence of technology on people’s writing habits is irreversible. There is nothing we can do about it.” However, he added that he hoped to encourage people to keep it alive as an art form.

Educated young Chinese know that they have forgotten how to write all but the most common Chinese words. “I usually write very slowly,” Zang Xiaosong, 29, a newspaper reporter from Nanjing said. “Most of the time, it seems the characters are somewhere in my head, and it’s just that I can’t remember how to write them.” Sometimes I use a computer to help me remember them.”

Hao Mingjian, an editor of a magazine putting his heart into Chinese characters, said, “Learning Chinese characters goes on throughout your life. If you stop using them for a long time, it is likely that you will forget them.”

1. CCTV started the Chinese Character Dictation Competition to _____.

A. get more money

B. become famous

C. improve people’s handwriting skills

2.Contestants on the show were _____.

A. pupils　　　 B. teachers　　　　 C. parents

3.The underlined word “irreversible”, means “_____” in Chinese.

A. 不可逆转的　　 B. 不可理解的　　 C. 不可饶恕的

4.What can you learn from the passage?

A. Hao Mingjian is 29 years old and works in a school.

B. Computers have a big influence on the handwriting of Chinese characters.

C. Most of the adults in the audience were able to write common Chinese words.

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语法填空: 用所给单词的适当形式填空，未提供单词的根据上下文填入适当的词。

Recently a TV show Readers has become popular.

It invites different people1. (attend). They read aloud and tell the moving stories behind 2.. They can read everything, like novels and letters.

Many people are fans of the show and begin to enjoy reading aloud at home. Now the show 3. (give) people a special place to read across China. Reading pavilions (亭子) are now 4. cities like Shanghai, Hangzhou and Xi’an.

The pavilion is quite small. Only one person can come into it each time. There is a microphone (麦克风) in it　 5., it records people’s voices. Everyone can read anything they like for three minutes in the pavilion. The show chooses some of 6. readers and invites them to read on TV.

People of all 7. (age) have come and read in the pavilion. “Reading should be just like singing and talking,” said Dong Qing, the host of the show. “We can actually express our deep feelings through 8. (read) aloud.”

Both the TV show and the pavilion are promoting (促进) reading among Chinese people. And quite a lot of people are9. (interest) in reading. In fact, this is also what our country 10. (try) to do now.

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先通读短文，然后根据短文内容，选择适当的单词填空，使短文意思完整。

In recent years, studying Chinese in China has become popular with foreigners. Some Chinese classroom manners are______ from western classroom manners. It might be a good idea to know something about these ______ you take a Chinese class.

Being respectful (尊重的)

Students in China respect their teachers very much. When ______ your teacher, you should always use your teacher’s surname (姓), followed by "laoshi" to call him or her. So______ your teacher’s surname is Shu, you should call her "Shu laoshi".

Being on time

Being on time is ______ for Chinese students. Being at your desk before the bell rings is ______ you need to do in a Chinese classroom.

Listening, not talking

In China, teachers talk and students listen. Students ______ to ask questions, but most Chinese students are too ______ to open their mouth in class. So sometimes the teacher needs to ask somebody to answer questions.

When studying Chinese in China, you will soon learn that it’s ______ hard work. You need to write the Chinese characters (汉字) and ______ your reading, speaking and listening. If you try your best, you will make it!

1.A. helpful                    B. typical                       C. different                 D. the same

2.A. before                          B. after                        C. since                       D. where

3.A. helping                    B. remembering          C. visiting           D. speaking to

4.A. if                                    B. who                         C. until                         D. though

5.A. nice                     B. important               C. relaxed          D. pleasant

6.A. when                   B. that                          C. what                        D. how

7.A. are refused                  B. are allowed            C. are prevented       D. are offered

8.A. shy                           B. proud                       C. full                           D. safe

9.A. hardly                           B. gradually                 C. really                       D. possibly

10.A. describe               B. point                         C. trouble          D. practice

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阅读与表达(填空式)。

Have you ever watched the TV program—"A Bit of China"? It has become a hot topic of discussion on the Internet in China. The program is first shown on China Central Television (CCTV). This TV program is a sevene-pisode(一集) documentary series. It is about traditional Chinese food.

According to World Journal(日报) the program has attracted more than one hundred million Chinese audience. Most of them don't see this program as an ordinary food show because it shows them the value and quality of Chinese food, as well as the changes in society today. The audience are also given the chance to see how hard the cooks and farmers have to work to produce such wonderful Chinese food.

"A Bit of China" makes Chinese people think back to their cooking traditions. Most of the traditions have been forgotten in today's busy life. Chen Xiaoqing, the lead director of the series, says that the program is not only about eating, but also about traditional habits and historical heritage(遗产). Chen's friend, Lin Wen, says, "We also wanted to show international audience what modern China is like."

1.People first watched "A Bit of China" on .

2.As a TV program, "A Bit of China" tells about .

3.Most of audience don't regard the program as but the value and quality of Chinese food.

4."A Bit of China" makes Chinese people their cooking traditions.

5.Chen Xiaoqing who the series says the program is about eating, tradition habits and historical heritage.

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1.The _____ (每周的) TV show Readers hosted by Dong Qing has recently become a hot topic in China.

2.A report shows that people who keep pets take a lower _____ (风险) of having heart disease because pets bring them much fun.

3.Mr Yang said he _____ (更喜欢) reading paper books to e-books on the Internet.

4.What he said and what he did made him some _____.

5.Jackie’s life has completely changed since he was ___ (分开) from his family ten years ago.

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The ＂green＂ car has become popular in recent years. It means that a car is environmentally friendly.

Today, most cars are powered by petrol(汽油). They make our lives easier. Two of the biggest problems are noise pollution and air pollution.

With the world’s population(人口) growing quickly, we have to think of ways to make cars that are better for the environment. One day, maybe you can help invent a clean car that makes people, animals, and plants happy! There are a few new types of cars that do not use petrol. We are still learning to make these cars better.

Electric cars: An electric car uses a battery(电池) for its power. When you are not driving it, just plug it in like a mobile phone to give the battery more power. Some electric cars are much cleaner than petrol cars.

Fuel cell(燃料电池) cars: Car makers are now learning about how fuel cells can be used to power cars. Fuel cells use hydrogen(氢气) and oxygen(氧气) to make power. The only waste gas they produce is clean water.

Solar(太阳能) cars: A solar car has large panels(嵌板) on its top that get power from the sunlight. The car holds that power in a battery. Solar cars might be the cleanest of all. But no one uses them, because solar panels can’t get enough power from the sun to make a car go for a long time. Also, they are very slow.

The ＂Green＂ Car Has Become Popular

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语法填空。（每小题1分，共10分）

Running has become popular in China, especially in cities. It's become a habit with my friends to share their experiences and photographs of 1._ (run) on social networking sites. This year's Shanghai Marathon and Beijing Marathon were spectacular with 2._____ (thousand) of people registering to take part in them.

There are many reasons why an increasing number of people, 3.____ (include) some celebrities, are taking to running. Some people run to build their bodies 4.______ others run to challenge5._____ (they) to do something they haven't done before. But the majority of the people run to keep 6.____ (health) and avoid diseases such as high blood pressure, obesity and heart attacks.

I started running because of what my PE teacher in primary school said: If you want to be smart, run; if you want to be strong, run; if you want to be healthy, run.

I love running not because I am a good runner, but because I want to become a 7.____ (good) runner. I go for a run on the playground of my campus whenever I get some spare time. Once I came second in the 1,500-meter race at my school sports meet. Last year, I took part in the 2013 Zhengkai International Marathon, which was a really rewarding experience because I met a senior citizen who also participated in the event. His spirit touched me and 8._ (inspire) me to overcome fear and setbacks.

Life is like running: it is essentially your own business. During this process, you have neither partners 9.__ competitors. It's yourself that you are going to surpass. 10._, just run. It will help you de-stress and unburden your worries. Running reinvigorates us, and makes us more optimistic, diligent and energetic. Hope you enjoy your run.

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The second Sunday in May is Mother’s Day. Celebrated in the US, it has also become popular in China as a way to express thankfulness to mothers with gifts and greetings. Some experts suggest China should have its own Mother’s Day, instead of “borrowing” from the US.

Tailorsas: This is not a big problem, as long as you have appreciation(感激) for your mom who raised you and offered everything that she had, every day can be a Mother’s Day. You don’t have to give her a present, just tell her you love her, care about her, go shopping with her, cook for her, even the smallest thing can be affective.

Michael: If you look at Mother’s Day, or any other day, from the standpoint of “borrowing” from America or any other country, I think the whole point of having such a day has been missed. Why not focus on honoring mothers around the world rather than worrying about “borrowing” from anyone? If Mother’s Day is American, changing the date you have it won’t make it any less. If you think like that, then, it just becomes a knockoff(冒牌)holiday.

Senorita: I think maybe it is those retail businessmen who want as many special days as possible, so that they can earn more money. On Mother’s Day, things are double the price than usual and it is super difficult to book a table for dining. Something with Chinese traditions sounds nice, but I hope the special day would light our love for mothers, instead of following the fashion and fall into the trap(圈套) dug by businessmen.

Francisco: It doesn’t matter if we have our own day as long as you show your love to your mom. When I grew up, especially when I became a mother, I realized how much my mom has sacrificed(牺牲) selflessly and how great she really is! Mothers deserve not only our respect but also our care and love as well. We Chinese like to keep everything to ourselves, even though we love deep in our hearts. We, more often than not, don’t express it directly. In this regard, we should learn from Americans. Say “I love you” whenever you feel it and give her a hug or have a heart-to-heart chat or do some housework. What you can give your mother is not very important at all. What matters is that you should do something to show your love, not just on Mother’s Day.

1.The underlined word “affective” in Paragraph 2 probably means “______”.

A.warm B.common

C.reasonable D.international

2.What can we infer from Francisco’s words?

A.She thinks highly of Mother’s Day in the US.

B.She is all for creating a Chinese Mother’s Day.

C.She is opposed to celebrating Mother’s Day with Americans in the world.

D.She thinks it’s important to show love to mothers no matter what day it is.

3.What can we learn from the passage?

A.“Borrowing” Mother’s Day from the US is really a big problem.

B.Businessmen may benefit greatly from the Chinese Mother’s Day.

C.Honoring mothers around the world will lead to a knockoff holiday.

D.Chinese like to express the feeling of love for their mothers directly.

4.Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

A.Does Mother’s Day really matter?

B.Do people really need Mother’s Day?

C.Does China need its own Mother’s Day?

D.Do we need to change the date of Mother’s Day?

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