Bob ran the 100 meters in 9.91 seconds, and I...

Bob ran the 100 meters in 9.91 seconds, and I have not seen _________ this year.

A．the best　　　　　　　　　 B．better

C．the most 　　　　　　　　 D．more

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It is 40 meters long and 6 meters wide. This must be the biggest bus you have ever seen. It can carry 1,200 to 1,400 people.

It is China’s new Super Bus. It went for a test run in Beijing. Some other cities are also interested in running the Super Bus. They hope it can solve traffic problems.

The Super Bus runs along *fixed tracks. The bus sits on top of two2.2-meter-tall legs. The legs have wheels at one end. Small cars can drive under the bus, so the Super Bus does not take up road space.

The bus runs on *electricity and *solar power. It can travel up to 60 km every hour. Its creator, Song Youzhou, says it can reduce a lot of traffic *jams.

The Super Bus can do the work of 40 buses. In that way,  it can save 860 tons of *fuel every year, according to Song.

‘ Building a Super Bus and its track costs less than building subways. Subways are nearly ten times more expensive to build. ’ Song says.

Some people worry that the Super Bus may not be safe. However, Song says there’s no need to worry about that. The Super Bus has *laser *scanners between its legs. The scanners make sure the cars keep a safe distance.

1.The Super Bus can carry ___________people.

A.   1,300            B.  1,500

C.   1,700            D.  1,900

2.Some other cities are also interested in running the Super Bus because they hope it can _____________________________

A.Take the place of small cars

B.Solve traffic problems

C.Increase the speed

D.Reduce car accidents

3.All the following are the advantages of the Super Bus EXCEPT that ________.

A. The bus doesn’t take up road space

B. The bus can do the work of 40 buses

C. The bus is very easy to build and drive

D. The bus can save a lot of energy every year

4.According to Song, it’s safe for small cars to drive under the Super Bus because _____.

A. the bus is tall enough

B. the road is wide enough

C. the bus travels up to 60 km per hour

D. there are laser scanners between its legs

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It is 40 meters long and 6 meters wide. This must be the biggest bus you have ever seen. It can carry 1,200 to 1,400 people.

It is China’s new Super Bus. It is going for a test run in Beijing at the end of this year. Some other cities are also interested in running the Super Bus. They hope the traffic problems will be solved.

The Super Bus runs along fixed tracks (固定轨道) . The bus sits on top of two 2.2-meter-tall legs. The legs have wheels at one end. Small cars can drive under the bus, so the Super Bus does not take up road space.

The bus runs on electricity and solar power. It can travel up to 60 km every hour. Its creator, Song Youzhou, says a lot of traffic jams will be reduced.

The Super Bus can do the work of 40 buses. In that way, it can save 860 tons of fuel (燃料) every year, according to Song.

“To build a Super Bus and its track costs less than building subways. Subways are nearly ten times more expensive to build.” Song said.

Some people worry that the Super Bus may not be safe. However, Song says there’s no need to worry about. The Super Bus has laser scanners (激光扫描仪) between its legs. The scanners make sure the cars keep a safe distance(距离).

1.The Super Bus can carry 　　　　　　 people.

A.1,300 B.1,500 C.1,700

2.All the following are the advantages of the Super Bus EXCEPT that 　　　　　　 .

A.the bus doesn’t take up road space

B.the bus can do the work of 40 buses

C.the bus is very easy to build and drive

3.According to Song, it’s safe for small cars to drive under the Super Bus because 　　　　　　 .

A.the bus is tall enough B.the road is wide enough

C.there are scanners between its legs

4.We can guess that Song’s purpose for building the bus was to 　　　　　　 .

A.take the place of small cars B.solve traffic problems

C.reduce car accidents

5.This passage is mainly about 　　　　　　 .

A.the Super Bus B.the normal bus C.the small car

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---- So far, Su Binglan is the only Chinese who finished the 100-meter race in less than 10 seconds.

----- ______ he runs!

A. How slow　　　　　 　　 　 B. How fast

C. What a slow　　 　　 D. What a fast

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---- So far, Su Binglan is the only Chinese who finished the 100-meter race in less than 10 seconds.

----- ______ he runs!

A.How slow　　　　 B. How fast

C. What a slow　　　　 D. What a fast

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---- So far, Su Bingtian is the only Chinese who finished the 100-meter race in less than 10 seconds.

- ---- ______ he runs!

A.How slow　 　　 　 B. How fast

C. What a slow　 　 　 D. What a fast

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—So far, Su Bingtian is the only Chinese who finished the 100-meter race in less than 10 seconds.

— ______ he runs!

A. How slow　　 　　　　 　 B. How fast

C. What a slow　　　　　 D. What a fast

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So far，Su Binglan is the only Chinese who finished the 100﹣meter race in less than 10seconds． ______ he runs!（　 ）

A．How slow　　　　　　　　 B．How fast

C．What a slow 　　　　　　 D．What a fast

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Most people have flown a kite or have seen one ride and dip(下降) in strong spring wind. Not so many people know that kites were first made in China thousands of years ago. The ancient (古代的) Chinese were making and flying kites even before they were writing.

A long time ago, the Chinese made kites to use in wars. They would fly these war kites in the dark. The kites were fixed (固定) so that they made strange sounds. Men who were at war with them would hear these sounds and run away. They thought those strange sounds were made by gods(神) in the sky.

The ancient Chinese also flew kites to bring good luck and to make their crops（农作物） grow rich and tall. Sometimes they tied long strings (细绳) and hooks (钩) to their kites. Then they would fly the kites over water, letting the hooks hang down to catch fish.

The Chinese use sticks（树枝）, strings（线） and paper for their kites. Some of these kites look like animals or trees. Others look like birds or houses.

1.The main idea of the first paragraph（段落) is that

A. kites were first made in China

B. most of us have flown or seen a kite

C. the ancient Chinese were making kites before they were writing

D. the ancient Chinese were good at making kites

2.In ancient China kites could be used for ___.

A. catching fish　　 B. helping people fly

C. watering the crops　　 D. helping people walk in the dark

3.The ancient Chinese used kites in wars because the kites ____.

A. could bring good luck　　 B. looked like animals

C. could help them win a war　　 D. could fly high

4.The Chinese usually use ____ for their kites.

A. sticks, strings and grass　　 B. strings, hair and wood

C. paper, strings and sticks　　 D. paper, ropes and hooks

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Perhaps you have seen some strange English before, like “big meter” for dami and “small buy” for xiaomaibu in Chinese. These are examples of incorrect translations (翻译) in China that can be seen everywhere from restaurant menus to information signs.

While many people find this Chinglish to be funny, it is also said to “damage the country’s image” and confuse (使困惑) English speakers. On Dec. 1, China carried out its first national standards (规范) for the use of English in public service areas, People’s Daily reported.

The standards include more than 3,500 Chinese-to-English translations in 13 areas, including transportation, sports and education. This means that many Chinese words will now have standard English names.

For example, the English words for the Chinese dishes huntun and lamian are “wonton” and “lamian noodles”. For kaochuan and mixian, the English names are “barbecue” and “rice noodles”.

As for places, shaoniangong is called “children’s palace”. The entertainment activity nongjiale that we enjoy in rural areas is called “agritainment”. There are also many English warning (警示) phrases, like “wet floor” for xiaoxindihua and “mind your head” for dangxinpengtou.

The standards are part of efforts China has made in past years to fix incorrect English. Many cities have already fixed a lot of signs that show the wrong English translations. In 2015, Shanghai opened a 12345 hotline to encourage people to report incorrect translations.

回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过5个词。

1.When did China carried out its first national standards for the use of English in public service areas ?　

______________________________________________________________

2.How many Chinese—to—English translations are included in the standards?

_____________________________________________________________

3.What is the English word for the Chinese xiaoxindihua?

_____________________________________________________________

4.Why did China carried out the standards?

______________________________________________________________

5.How did Shanghai encourage people to report incorrect translations?

______________________________________________________________

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