提示:(1) What can you see in the picture?

(2) What should you do if you want to keep a healthy body?

要求：(1)短文須包括所有提示內(nèi)容，可適當(dāng)發(fā)揮。

(2)短文中不要出現(xiàn)真實(shí)的地名、校名和人名。

(3)詞數(shù)80個(gè)左右（開(kāi)頭已給出,不計(jì)人總詞數(shù)）。

參考詞匯:overweight（超重的），eating habits, sports

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Some people think that too much pink is bad for girls. Sue Palmer, writer of Toxic Childhood, is very worried that most girls over the age of three are captivated about the color. According to some scientists, this happens for two reasons. Firstly, most companies offer too many products in pink. Also, many parents think their little daughter looks cute in pink. Sue Palmer says that girls at this age cannot make proper decisions by themselves, but the pink can affect (影響) the choices and the decisions they will make in the future.

Some parents are worried, too, for example, Vanessa Holburn, thirty-two, who has two girls under the age of four. Their bedrooms are a sea of pink and Vanessa is not happy. “Pink says that you are soft and gentle. Blue says that you are strong and powerful. I want my daughters to be strong and powerful. I’m worried that pink will not help them with that,” she says.

But not everyone thinks there’s something wrong with pink. Grayson Turner is a father of three girls and he isn’t worried at all. “People forget that things change all the time,” he says. “My girls used to love pink when they were little, but as they get older, they change.” Turner explains that his twelve-year-old daughter never wears pink clothes anymore. “This love of pink is just a fashion and all fashions change,” he adds. “It’s only since the 1940s that people have stated dressing girls — — in pink before that it was a color for boys.”

【1】Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage?

A.B.C.D.

【2】The underlined phrase “are captivated about ” in Paragraph 2 probably means .

A.are afraid ofB.are tired of

C.are crazy aboutD.are nervous about

【3】According to Grayson Turner, .

A.all little kids love the color pink

B.his girls now prefer the color blue

C.pink has always been a color for girls

D.parents needn’t worry about pink toys

【4】The purpose of this passage is to .

A.explain why girls are crazy about the color pink

B.make parents less worried about the color pink

C.encourage girls to give up playing with pink toys

D.show people’s different opinions about the color pink

Languages become endangered for many reasons. One is that some communities of native speakers of the endangered languages disappear, Huff Post reported. These people sometimes leave their communities and move to cities.

In addition, the languages of "dominant（占主導(dǎo)地位的）" cultures may drive other languages into extinction（滅絕）, To get better education and jobs, young people have to focus their attention on learning dominant languages rather than their own languages.

Once a language dies out, it rarely comes back to life. Governments across the world are taking action to prevent this. In September, the US state of Alaska said that the loss of native languages was a hurry-up thing. It is now working to give new life to such languages, Quartz reported.

In New Zealand, the government said that they want more than 20 percent of the country's population to be able to speak basic Maori（毛利語(yǔ)）by 2040. They plan to provide Maori lessons in all New Zealand schools by 2025. the New York Times reported.

China is also trying to protect its languages. About 130 languages are spoken in China, even more than the number of ethnic groups（民族）in the country. In 2015, the government started a project to record all the languages spoken in China, Xinhua reported.

【1】How many percents of languages are still alive according to the passage?

A.B.C.D.

【2】The young people pay more attention to the dominant languages because_____________.

A.they want to get better education and jobs

B.the number of the dominant languages is increasing today

C.speaking the dominant languages is easy

D.the government asks them to learn the dominant languages

【3】The underlined word "this" in Paragraph 4 refers to_____________.

A.learning dominant languages

B.the loss of native languages

C.the extinction of languages

D.protecting languages

【4】When does the government plan to provide Maori lessons in all New Zealand?

A.By 2040.B.In 2040.C.By2025.D.In 2050.

【5】What would be the best title for the text?

A.Chinese language is popular.

B.How to learn language culture.

C.Maori language should be provided in schools.

D.Many languages are disappearing.

A. in; like B. to; from C. from; to D. in; from

—____________, because I was preparing for the project all the time.

A. Nor do I B. Neither did I

C. Neither am I D. Nor was I

【題目】

In 1987, a small company named Huawei was started in Shenzhen. After more than 30 years of development, the company has now beaten Apple and become the world’s second-largest maker of smartphones behind Korea’s Samsung. It has also become the world’s largest supplier(供應(yīng)商) of 5G.

But recently, Huawei faced some difficulties. The U.S. government ordered a ban(禁令) on its sales in America. American officials said Huawei gave information that it collected to the Chinese government. At the same time, the U. S. government planned to stop selling parts and services to Huawei, which was believed that Huawei’s business would be hurt.

“We have never received such a request from the Chinese government and we have never tried to get into other systems to collect information.” Ren Zhengfei, Huawei’s founder and president said. “This ban from the U.S. would have little effect on our company. Huawei has enough ability to deal with the problems.” Ren added.

In an interview several years ago, Ren Zhengfei said, “I started Huawei with only

￡4,000 at the beginning, but now it has become a $100 billion company. The experience was not as romantic as you imagine.”

Facing the ban of the U.S., Huawei is growing. Huawei’s smartphone sales around the world rose 50 percent compared to a year earlier in the first three months of 2019. At the same time, sales from both Samsung and Apple fell. So far, Huawei has grown into the world’s largest telecommunications equipment( 電信設(shè)備) supplier, selling in 170 countries! It may beat Samsung as the largest smartphone maker in the near future.

【1】Why did the U.S. order a ban on Huawei?

A.Huawei’s sales in America were growing faster than Apple.

B.Huawei refused to supply services to the U.S. government.

C.They didn’t want Apple to sell parts and services to Huawei.

D.They thought Huawei, collected information for the Chinese government.

【2】From what Ren Zhengfei said, we can learn that Huawei .

A.is deeply affected by the ban

B.has got into the system of the U.S.

C.can solve the problems they are facing

D.is asked to supply information to China

【3】What does the writer want to tell us in the last paragraph?

A.Huawei is full of hope.

B.Huawei will grow slowly.

C.Huawei’s sales will be doubled.

D.Huawei is the largest smartphone maker.

【題目】

Places to visit in London

☆The Thames

It runs through London, dividing the city into two parts. It’s interesting to take a trip on the river. This way, you can see almost every place of interest of London in one day.

☆Big Ben

May 31, 2019 is the 160th birthday of the largest four-face clock in the world—Big Ben. It isn’t the name of the tower itself but the 13-ton bell inside it. Every hour, it “bongs” the number of hours to tell the time.

Places to visit in Liverpool

☆Sport: “Liverpool FC”

Do you love football? Visit Anfield football center, home to Liverpool’s favorite football team.

Closed on Sat.& Sun.

Adult: 15.00

Under-16s and student: 9.00

Child under six: Free

☆Music: “The Beatles Story”

If you love The Beatles-the world-famous 1960s music group, come here! Open every day except Dec 25 and 26.

Adult: 16.00

Under-16s and student: 12.00

Child under six: Free

【1】What’s the suggested way to visit the most places of interest in one day in London?

A.To go by boat.B.To go by bus.C.To go by subway.D.To go by taxi.

【2】What does “FC” mean in “Liverpool FC”?

A.Fried Chicken.B.Famous Coach.C.Football Club.D.Free City.

【3】David, a music fan, wants to go to his favorite place in Liverpool with his 9-year-old daughter and his baby son. How much should he pay?

A. 0.B. 24.C. 28.D.32.

A. she B. her C. hers D. herself

— interesting news!

A. What B. What a C. What an D. How

—_________. I think it’s quite moving and funny.

A. Yes, I have B. No, I haven’t

C. Yes, he has D. No, she hasn’t