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Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is famous for its biking culture. Its people have biked to work since the 1880s. And recently, it has shown again that it is one of the world’s great biking cities.
For the first time, there are more bikes than cars in the heart of the city, reported The Guardian. It has found 13,100 more bikes than cars in the city center over the past year. In the last 20 years, the number of bikes used has risen by 68 percent.
This is mainly because of the huge efforts（努力）that the local government have made to create a bike city. Since 2005, a large amount of money has been spent on biking, and the city now has several new bridges only for biking and walking.
Bikes are also becoming more and more popular in China. An increasing number of people are cycling instead of driving to school, to their workplace or to tourist attractions. Public bike rental（出租）services have also been introduced in many cities, including Beijing, Hangzhou and Changchun.
The introduction of Mobike, a new public bike rental system-which started in Shanghai in April and came to Beijing on Sept 1-brought the use of bikes to a whole new level. After Scanning（扫描）the QR code（二维码）on the bike, you can ride the Mobike’s orange bikes to your destination. It is far more convenient than the old bike rental system. New payment methods such as Alipay and WeChat are also supported by the service.
Despite this, it’s still not easy to ride bikes in Chinese cities. Because cars usually take up bicycle lanes（车道）,bikers often have to ride next to cars. However, Copenhagen is much friendlier to bikes. Lanes are built to encourage cycling. Traffic lights are timed for bicycle speeds.
For example, Cycle Snake, a high orange bike lane, allows fast bikers to go in both directions. In the mid-afternoon during the summer, bikers can see the daylight between two nearby buildings. It makes riding a bike even more enjoyable.
1.Copenhagen is one of the world’s great biking cities, isn’t it?
__________________________________________________________________
2.Why are there more bikes than cars in the heart of Copenhagen?
Because the local government ______________________to create a bike city.
3.When did Copenhagen began to spend money on biking?
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4.Which cities in China have public bike rental services according to the passage?
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5.How can you use the Mobike’s orange bikes?
By ________________________________________________________________
6.Would you like to cycle to school? Why or Why not?
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The Moments （朋友圈）section of WeChat has become
a popular part of the social networking platform（平台）.
We can share everything about your life on it with your friends.Some students had a discussion on whether to allow our parents to see our moments.
Yes
No
Stella, 16:
I think it's meaningful to let parents see our Moments.Some say that without parents' involvement（参与）,they feel free when sharing things online.However,as teenagers,sometimes we do need our parent's guidance,especially in terms of social experiences.What's more,shutting them off my make the generation gap （代沟）bigger and bigger，while inviting them in can help us to communicate and feel closer to each other.
Denny,16:
Most of my friends keep your parents out of their Moments.They argue that if their parents get involved,they will feel upset.However I feel happy when my parents comment （评论）on my posts in my Moments.It shows their love and care for me.It also makes them happy and stops them from worrying about me.We'll leave them when we grow up.Why not cherish（珍惜） every opportunity to interact（互动） with them?
Robin,16:
I don't allow my parents to see my Moments.Everyone needs some privacy and we all have our own secrets and lifestyles.If my parents could see my posts there,they may push me around with your ideas,nagging（唠叨） at me to do as they wished,which would be unacceptable to me even though it would show their love and care.After all,appropriate distance unites the family better.
Laura,16:
I believe blocking （屏蔽）our parents in
Moments is not a bad idea,as the generation gap can be a great problem.Online social media（媒体） is mainly a way of communicating with friends of our own age.We can have more freedom to develop our thoughts and interests.
Besides,we don't have to worry about our parents' presence.To enable them to read our daily posts would create a lot of misunderstandings.
1.What can you share with your friends on the Moments section of WeChat?
.
2.Why does Stella think it's meaningful to let parents see our Moments?
Because she thinks .
3.How do most of Denny's friends deal with their Moments,block their parents or let them see?
.
4.Robin doesn't allow his parents to see his Moments,does he?
,he .
5.What's the advantages of blocking our parents in Moments according to Laura's opinion?
.
6.Do you think your parents should be allowed to see your Moments?Why or why not?
.
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The Moments （朋友圈）section of WeChat has become a popular part of the
social networking platform（平台）.We can share everything about your life on it with
your friends.Some students had a discussion on whether to allow our parents to see
our moments.
Yes
No
Stella, 16:
I think it's meaningful to let parents see
our Moments.Some say that without
parents' involvement（参与）,they feel
free when sharing things online.However,as teenagers,sometimes we do need our
parent's guidance,especially in terms of
social experiences.What's more,shutting
them off my make the generation gap （代沟）bigger and bigger，while inviting
them in can help us to communicate and feel closer to each other.
Denny,16:
Most of my friends keep your parents out of their Moments.They argue that if their parents get involved,they will feel upset.However I feel happy when my parents
comment （评论）on my posts in my Moments.It shows
their love and care for me.It also makes them happy and stops them from worrying about me.We'll leave them when we
grow up.Why not cherish（珍惜） every opportunity to interact（互动） with them?
Robin,16:
I don't allow my parents to see my
Moments.Everyone needs some privacy
and we all have our own secrets and
lifestyles.If my parents could see my
posts there,they may push me around
with your ideas,nagging（唠叨） at me to do as they wished,which
would be unacceptable to me even though it would show their love and care.After
all,appropriate distance unites the family better.
Laura,16:
I believe blocking （屏蔽）our parents in
Moments is not a bad idea,as the generation gap can be a great problem.Online social media（媒体） is mainly a way of
communicating with friends of our own
age.We can have more freedom to
develop our thoughts and interests.
Besides,we don't have to worry about our parents' presence.To enable them to read our daily posts would create a lot of
misunderstandings.
1.What can you share with your friends on the Moments section of WeChat?
2.Why does Stella think it's meaningful to let parents see our Moments?
Because she thinks.
3.How do most of Denny's friends deal with their Moments,block their parents or let them see?
4.Robin doesn't allow his parents to see his Moments,does he?
5.What's the advantages of blocking our parents in Moments according to Laura's opinion?
6.Do you think your parents should be allowed to see your Moments?Why or why not?
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Every Saturday morning, Helen Myers opens the door of the little library in Ellisville, Illinois. She raises the flag outside, sits down with a book and waits for people to come. “If I have two people come in, it’s a big crowd,” says Myers, 77.
The old lady has kept the library for more than 40 years in an old small building. It all began in June 1966, when Myers opened her library with 400 books from her home shelves. At that time, she took care of a boys’ community service group. “One of the boys noticed that I had a lot of books, and he said, ‘I sure wish we could have a library here in town.’” Myers remembers. That’s all she needed.
Today, people don’t read much. They watch TV and play video games. But that doesn’t stop Myers from opening her library every Saturday to share her love of books. The library has always been Myers’ favorite project. In the 1970s, when the old building was too dangerous to stay in, she began saving money for a new building.
She sells homemade cookies, and the money pays the bills for the library. As the news about the country’s smallest library spreads, donations began coming in. With the donations and her own savings, Myers built Ellisville Library II, which opened in October 2003. The new library has 3500 donated books, new and used.
Many times, Myers opens and closes the library and sees no one. “My daughter said, ‘Mom, why don’t you give up?’” Myers says, “I said, ‘No. Somebody, some day, may read. Who knows? A future president of the United States may come in and get a book.’”
1.The library doesn’t have a lot of readers, does it?
2.How many books did the library have when it opened in 1966?
3.What does Myers do to pay the bill for the library?
4.Why did she need a new building for the library?
5.Where did the money for the new building come from?
6.If you are Myers, what will you do? Why?
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Hillary Rodham Clinton，the former secretary of state (国务卿)，New York senator(参议员）and first lady, (宣布）last Sunday that she is running for president.“Everyday (平凡的）
Americans need a champion, and I want to be that champion," she said.
Clinton, 67, made the announcement in a two-minute and 18-second online video. The video opens with several families and individuals talking about what they’re getting ready to do. At the end of the video, Clinton says, “I’m getting ready to do something, too. I’m running for president.”
The announcement ended months of anticipation about the decision by Clinton to try again to become the first female president of the United States.
This time，Clinton did not follow the video with a showy (花哨的）gathering as she did in 2007. Instead, she plans to head to the early-voting states of Iowa(艾奥瓦州）and New Hampshire (新罕布什尔州).She is going to connect with voters directly at coffee shops, day care centers and some private homes. “I’m hitting the road to earn your vote because it’s your time. And I hope you’ll join me on this journey,” Clinton said
One day before Clinton announced her decision to run, President Barack Obama expressed his support for Clinton.
"She was a fierce candidate in 20085 selection. She was a great supporter of mine in the general election. She was an outstanding secretary of state. She is my friend. I think she would be an excellent president,” Obama said.
1.What did Hillary Rodham Clinton declare last Sunday?
2.How long did Clinton’s video last ?
3.Why did Clinton make the video?
4.Clinton became the first female president of the United States, didn’t she?
5.What will Clinton do to earn people’s vote?
6.What do you think of Hillary Rodham Clinton?
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Quite a few people believe that the phases of the moon（月相） affect the behavior of human and other creatures. That is known as the lunar（月亮） effect. The lunar effect has been around for many centuries. The power of the moon is often used to explain wide range of events, such as human insanity（精神错乱）, and increases in violent crimes and traffic accidents.
According to some traditions, for example, before the coming of modern techniques, surgeons would refuse to operate on the full moon nights because of the in- creased risk of death of the patient through blood loss. The idea behind the lunar effect has even found its way into the news. For example, it has been said that the full moon may have influenced voters’ behavior in the 2000 U. S. presidential election.
Does the moon affect our behavior at all？ Some people say it does. They say the moon causes the tides, so surely that the moon has an effect on people and we our- selves are full of water, too. But scientists point out that the moon only affects unrestrained（不受控制的） waters, such as oceans. The water in our bodies isn’t even comparable. And over fifty years of research has shown nothing to prove the existence of a causative link（因果联系） between the moon and areas such as mental illness birth rates, crime, or accidents.
There is an explanation for why people link the full moon to unusual human behavior. The reason is that people have selective memories. When something unusual happens and there is a full moon, people might notice the moon and think it is to be blamed.
1.What do quite few people believe？
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2.What is used to explain wide range of events？
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3.Why would surgeons refuse to operate on the full moon nights？
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4.Scientists hardly agree that the moon affect people’s’ behavior, do they？
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5.How long has the research on the lunar effect been done？
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6.Why do people link the full moon to unusual human behavior？
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In the world today, all of the people need recreation (消遣). We cannot work all the time if we are going to keep healthy and enjoy life.
Everyone has his own way of relaxing. Perhaps the most popular form is to take part in sports. There are team sports, such as basketball and football. There are also individual (个人的) sports, such as swimming and running. Skating and mountain climbing are the most popular recreation for people who like to be outdoors.
Not all sports lovers likes to take part in them. Many people like watching them on TV or listening to them on the radio. Also many people like some forms of indoor recreation, such as watching TV, singing and dancing.
It doesn’t matter whether we like indoor recreation or take part in outdoor sports. It is important for everyone to relax from time to time, and enjoy some forms of recreation.
1.What can’t we do if we want to keep healthy and enjoy life?
_______________________________________
2.What is perhaps the most popular form of recreation?
_______________________________________
3.Is swimming a team sport or an individual sport?
_______________________________________
4.What is the most popular recreation for people who like to be outdoors?
_______________________________________
5.Do all people like to take part in sports?
_______________________________________
6.What recreation do you like? Why?
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Each and every year, during Chongyang Festival, citizens of China celebrate the elders in their families and communities. It’s a special tradition which is rooted in the deep value that Chinese culture places on honouring their elders.
Sadly, many of our aging population are seniors without sons, daughters or grandchildren to visit. While they may have great friends, they no doubt miss the tender and loving relationships unique to families. To fill this void（空虚）, many volunteers turned up on October 28 at nursing homes around the country in order to spend time with the residents. In some cases, they performed humble（谦逊的） gestures of kindness, such as combing their hair or washing their feet.
While the kind acts were appreciated, one embarrassing story out of Anhui province raised a valuable question. Reportedly, one old gentleman had his feet washed seven times during the day by different volunteers. Is this genuinely（真诚地） caring for the elderly? Many of the residents at the home said that those gestures do not make them feel cared for at all. Their family members or community volunteers may drop by for a few hours of token time, but soon they disappear back into their busy lives.
There is nothing we can give that is more valuable or appreciated than our time. While you may feel like there is barely enough time to care for your many responsibilities, might it be possible to spare just a moment as you walk home from school to sit with a senior who lives in your community? Just five minutes is not going to prevent you from getting your homework done, but it may totally change a day of loneliness into a day of joy for one old man or woman. Do you live far from your grandparents? Why not pick up the phone and let them know you’re thinking of them? Or maybe you could remind them of the “good old days” and mail them a short letter. Imagine their surprise and joy!
We live in a complicated（复杂的） and busy world, but kindness and caring is still a very simple thing.
1.People in China celebrate the elders at Chongyang Festival, don’t they?
2.Who appeared at nursing homes to spend time with the residents?
3.How many times did one old gentleman have his feet washed during the day?
4.Which gestures can make elders feel cared for ?
5.What did the family members of the residents at the home do?
6.Have you been to any nursing homes before? What did you do for the residents there?
If you haven’t, please tell us what you did for the elders around you in the past.
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Each and every year, during Chongyang Festival, citizens of China celebrate the elders in their families and communities. It’s a special tradition which is rooted in the deep value that Chinese culture places on honouring their elders.
Sadly, many of our aging population are seniors without sons, daughters or grandchildren to visit. While they may have great friends, they no doubt miss the tender and loving relationships unique to families. To fill this void（空虚）, many volunteers turned up on October 28 at nursing homes around the country in order to spend time with the residents. In some cases, they performed humble（谦逊的） gestures of kindness, such as combing their hair or washing their feet.
While the kind acts were appreciated, one embarrassing story out of Anhui province raised a valuable question. Reportedly, one old gentleman had his feet washed seven times during the day by different volunteers. Is this genuinely（真诚地） caring for the elderly? Many of the residents at the home said that those gestures do not make them feel cared for at all. Their family members or community volunteers may drop by for a few hours of token time, but soon they disappear back into their busy lives.
There is nothing we can give that is more valuable or appreciated than our time. While you may feel like there is barely enough time to care for your many responsibilities, might it be possible to spare just a moment as you walk home from school to sit with a senior who lives in your community? Just five minutes is not going to prevent you from getting your homework done, but it may totally change a day of loneliness into a day of joy for one old man or woman. Do you live far from your grandparents? Why not pick up the phone and let them know you’re thinking of them? Or maybe you could remind them of the “good old days” and mail them a short letter. Imagine their surprise and joy!
We live in a complicated（复杂的） and busy world, but kindness and caring is still a very simple thing.
1.People in China celebrate the elders at Chongyang Festival, don’t they?
2.Who appeared at nursing homes to spend time with the residents?
3.How many times did one old gentleman have his feet washed during the day?
4.Which gestures can make elders feel cared for ?
5.What did the family members of the residents at the home do?
6.Have you been to any nursing homes before? What did you do for the residents there?
If you haven’t, please tell us what you did for the elders around you in the past.
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Sports play an important part in the life of the British. Now let’s get some information about cricket (板球) and tennis because both of them are world-famous.
Cricket
Cricket was first played in southern England in the 16th century. Now it is very popular in England.
Cricket is an outdoor game played with two teams of eleven players each. One team bats (击球) first and tries to score runs (得分), while the other team fields (接球). All eleven members of the fielding team come out to play, but only two members of the batting team are allowed (允许) to be on the field at any given time. After both teams have batted, the team with the most runs wins the game.
Tennis
The world’s most famous tennis tournament (锦标赛) is Wimbledon (温布尔登). It started at a small club in south London in the nineteenth century. It begins on the nearest Monday to June 22, at a time when the English often have the finest weather. Millions of people watch the Championships on TV live. It is traditional for people to eat strawberries and cream while they watch the tennis game.
1.Was cricket first played in southern England in the 17th century?
2.How many players are there in cricket?
3.Which team will win the cricket game?
4.Why does the world’s most famous tennis tournament begin on the nearest Monday to June 22?
5.What is the tradition for people to eat while they watch the tennis game?
6.Would you like to visit England? Why or why not?
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