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时文阅读精选一、爱的姿势澜涛(1)救援人员发现她的时候,她已经死了,是被跨塌下来的房子压死的。

透过废墟的间隙,救援人员看到她双膝跪地,整个上身向前匍匐着,双手扶地支撑着身体,有些像古人行跪拜礼,只是身体被压得变形了,看上去有些怪异。

救援人员从废墟的空隙间伸进手去,确认她已经死亡,又冲着废墟喊了几声,用撬棍在砖头上敲了几下,她都没有任何反应,废墟里也没有任何回应。

还有太多的被困者等待救援,救援人员立刻向新的目标搜寻,当救援人员在下一处废墟前探寻是否有生还者时,救援队长隐约听到从她那里传来婴孩的啼哭声。

救援人员立刻纷纷跑回她的尸体前,救援队长再次将手伸进她的尸体底下,仔细地摸索着,摸了几下,救援队长高声喊道“”有人,有个孩子,还活着!”(2)经过一番努力,救援人员小心地把挡着她的废墟清理开,在她的尸体下发现了一个包裹在红色带黄花的小被子里的、三四个月大的婴儿。

因为有她身体的庇护,婴儿毫发未伤。

(3)随行的医生过来解开被子准备给婴儿做些检查,发现有一部手机塞在被子里。

医生下意识地看了一下手机屏幕,发现屏幕上是一条已经写好的短信:“亲爱的宝贝,如果你能活着,一定要记住我爱你。

”(4)瞿万容是一位幼儿园老师。

地震发生时,她正和其他4名老师在校,照看着80多个孩子午睡。

她悄声和另外几名老师说,等孩子们午睡醒来后,她要教孩子们做一个她新学的游戏,她说的时候,脸上满是明媚和喜悦。

(5)然而,地震突然而至,欲将所有的美丽撕碎。

(6)5名老师,80个孩子。

将孩子们都疏散到安全地带成了老师们不可能完成的任务。

但老师们齐声喊了一句“救孩子”后,就转身冲向酣睡着的孩子,她也毫不迟疑地冲向一个孩子。

接下来,她都做了什么,无人得知。

(7)地震过去之后,只有30名孩子和两名老师生还。

当救援人员在废墟中发现她时,她扑在地上,后背上压着一块垮塌的水泥板,怀里紧抱着一个小孩。

小孩生还了,她却已经没有了呼吸。

——选自《读者》2008年12期1、“爱的姿势”在文中指什么?在“爱的姿势”下产生了什么奇迹?(用原文回答)2、文章第4、5、6三段在记叙顺序上属于,作用是什么?3、“她悄声和另外几名老师说,等孩子们午睡醒来后,她要教孩子们做一个她新学的游戏,她说的时候,脸上满是明媚和喜悦。

中考英语 时文阅读 共和国勋章和国家荣誉称号(无答案)

中考英语 时文阅读  共和国勋章和国家荣誉称号(无答案)

2022届中考英语时文阅读共和国勋章和国家荣誉称号01 National medals and honorary titles (荣誉称号) are usually awarded (颁奖) to those who have got great achievements for our country every five years. As a part of the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, President Xi Jinping awarded 42 people the Medal of the Republic, the Friendship Medal and National Honorary Titles. They come from different backgrounds, including scientists, lawmakers, educators, artists, model workers and 6 non-Chinese people. All have made big contributions(贡献) to the nation’s construction and development. Here are some of the people we’ll know.Chinese scientist Tu Youyou is one of the eight who were awarded the Medal of the Republic. Tu, who won the 2015 Nobel Prize for her discovery of the malaria drug artemisinin (抗疟药物青蒿素), is the first Chinese citizen to win a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. She has saved millions of lives worldwide. She has also made important scientific innovations (创新) in traditional Chinese medicine.Tu is not the only one who has given her life to the country’s development. Nan Rendong, before his death in 2017, led the research and development of China’s FAST (Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope 500米口径球面斑电望远镜), the largest radio telescope on the earth, which is ready to receive radio waves in space like alien signals. He worked on the project for more than 20 years. His contributions to Chinese astronomy earned him the title, “the people’s scientist”.1.________ Chinese people were rewarded by Xi jinping according to the passage.A.48 B.6 C.36 D.422.People of different backgrounds below are mentioned in the article except ________.A.pilots B.artists C.scientists D.foreigners 3.The underlined word in the third paragraph “astronomy” means ________.A.气象学B.天文学C.地质学D.军事学4.What do we know about Tu Youyou?A.She won a Nobel Prize 2017.B.She has saved millions of people around the world.C.She is the only woman for the Medal of the Republic .D.She has made traditional Chinese medicine enter all the countries.5.The main purpose of the passage is ________.A.to express thanks to national heroesB.to describe how to get the national honorary titlesC.to tell readers what makes a good role modelD.to introduce some of the people who won national awards02 Here are four great doctors who got 2020 the Medal of the Republic(共和国勋章) and the national honorary title(国家荣誉称号), “the People’s Hero”(人民英雄) .Picture ①Name: Zhong NanshanAge:85From: Xiamen, FujianLook: wide mouth, short and white hair, strong Picture ②Name: Zhang BoliAge:73From: Ningjin, HebeiLook: big nose and ears, short and white hairPicture ③Name: Zhang Dingyu Picture ④Name: Chen Wei1.Who got 2020 The Medal of the Republic?A.Zhong Nanshan. B.Zhang Boli.C.Zhang Dingyu. D.Chen Wei.2.Where does Zhang Boli come from?A.Fujian. B.Hebei. C.Henan. D.Zhejiang.3.What does Zhang Dingyu look like?A.He has a wide mouth. B.He has a big nose.C.He has little hair. D.He has short black hair.4.Among them, who has short and white hair?A.①②B.②④C.①④D.②③03 Yuan Longping a Chinese scientist and educator, died at the age of 91 in Hunan last month. He was called the “Father of Hybrid Rice(杂交水稻)”and he helped ___1__ people around the world.Yuan Longping was the first person to develop a kind of hybrid rice which helped fight___2__ in China. Food was a big problem in China in the past. This was because China had 22 percent of the world’s population, but only 7 percent of its ___3___. In the 1960s, Chinese people had a difficult time. Millions of people died because they had no food. As an agronomy teacher, Yuan was very ___4__ to see this. “How can I help them have enough food?” he thought. He decided to work on a kind of hybrid rice. It has a high output(产量).At that time, other scientists didn’t think hybrid rice was worth ___5__. But Yuan and his team worked on it every day. They took very good care of their rice seeds.At last, in 1973, they grew a new kind of hybrid rice. This rice is ___6___. Farmers can grow it in many different kinds of farmland and in bad ___7___. It can also fight disease. Its output was much ___8__ than common kinds of rice. With the new kind, about 70,000,000 people could have food every year!Yuan solved the food problem in China. But he was ___9__ working on rice when he was very old. Before he retired, he hoped to grow rice in the sea!Yuan once said he had two dreams—to “enjoy the ___10__ under the rice crops(庄稼)tallerthan men” and that hybrid rice could be grown all over the wor ld to help solve the global food problem.1.A.support B.guard C.feed D.educate 2.A.flood B.hunger C.earthquake D.nature 3.A.farmland B.mountains C.grassland D.forests 4.A.angry B.interested C.hopeful D.sad 5.A.discussing B.studying C.eating D.reporting 6.A.expensive B.new C.healthy D.strong 7.A.sea B.villages C.weather D.gardens 8.A.greater B.smaller C.less D.slower 9.A.still B.again C.hardly D.even 10.A.heat B.cool C.wealth D.fame04 阅读下面几位共和国勋章获得者的材料,为五位少年寻找他们的偶像。

时文阅读精选

时文阅读精选

时文阅读精选一、爱的姿势兰涛(1)救援人员发现她的时候,她已经死了,是被跨塌下来的房子压死的。

透过废墟的间隙,救援人员看到她双膝跪地,整个上身向前匍匐着,双手扶地支撑着身体,有些像古人行跪拜礼,只是身体被压得变形了,看上去有些怪异。

救援人员从废墟的空隙间伸进手去,确认她已经死亡,又冲着废墟喊了几声,用撬棍在砖头上敲了几下,她都没有任何反应,废墟里也没有任何回应。

还有太多的被困者等待救援,救援人员立刻向新的目标搜寻,当救援人员在下一处废墟前探寻是否有生还者时,救援队长隐约听到从她那里传来婴孩的啼哭声。

救援人员立刻纷纷跑回她的尸体前,救援队长再次将手伸进她的尸体底下,仔细地摸索着,摸了几下,救援队长高声喊道“”有人,有个孩子,还活着!”(2)经过一些努力,救援人员小心地清除了阻碍她的废墟。

在她的尸体下,他们发现了一个三、四个月大的婴儿,裹在一床红色和黄色花朵的小被子里。

由于有她身体的庇护,婴儿安然无恙。

(3)陪同的医生来解开被子,准备检查婴儿。

他发现被子里塞着一部手机。

医生下意识地看着手机屏幕,发现屏幕上有一条文字:“亲爱的宝贝,如果你能活着,你必须记住我爱你。

”(4)瞿万容是一位幼儿园老师。

地震发生时,她正和其他4名老师在校,照看着80多个孩子午睡。

她悄声和另外几名老师说,等孩子们午睡醒来后,她要教孩子们做一个她新学的游戏,她说的时候,脸上满是明媚和喜悦。

(5)然而,地震突然来临,想要撕毁所有的美丽。

(6)5名老师,80个孩子。

将孩子们都疏散到安全地带成了老师们不可能完成的任务。

但老师们齐声喊了一句“救孩子”后,就转身冲向酣睡着的孩子,她也毫不迟疑地冲向一个孩子。

接下来,她都做了什么,无人得知。

(7)地震后,只有30名儿童和两名教师幸存。

当救援人员在废墟中发现她时,她把自己倒在地上,背上一块倒塌的水泥板,怀里抱着一个孩子。

孩子活了下来,但她没有呼吸。

――选自《读者》2021年12期1.文中“爱的姿势”是什么意思?在“爱的姿态”下发生了什么奇迹?(答案在原文中)2、文章第4、5、6三段在记叙顺序上属于,作用是什么?3、“她悄声和另外几名老师说,等孩子们午睡醒来后,她要教孩子们做一个她新学的游戏,她说的时候,脸上满是明媚和喜悦。

时文阅读3篇

时文阅读3篇

时文阅读3篇时文阅读:100节车厢!世界最长客运列车诞生据报道,瑞士雷蒂亚铁路公司近日开发出了一列由100节车厢组成、长约两千米的超长火车。

经吉尼斯世界纪录认证,这是全球最长的窄轨客运列车。

这列火车于10月29日从海拔1749米的普雷达出发,穿越瑞士境内最著名的朗德瓦萨高架桥后,一路开到贝尔金,完成了其首次的正式旅程。

长长的红色列车行驶在位于瑞士阿尔卑斯山区的雷蒂亚铁路网上,与沿途风景相得益彰,吸引了不少火车迷和观光客乘车体验。

阅读短文并回答问题High in the Swiss Alps, St Moritz made its name as a place for pushing the boundaries of winter sports. Recently, the region continued its long tradition of expanding the limits of what is possible with a world record attempt —not on snow or ice, but on rails. To mark the 175th anniversary of Switzerland’s first railway, a railway company created the world’s longest passenger train —100 cars, 2,990 tonnes and almost two kilometers long.Formed of 25 new electric trains, the record-breaking 1,906-meter train took almost an hour to cover around 25 kilometers over the impressive UNESCO World Heritage Albula Line, which is famous for its endless swooping curves and steep inclines(斜坡). The mountain railways are regarded as great feats of engineering. The 62-kilometer line between Thusis and St Moritz, a world-renowned masterpiece of civil engineering, took just five years to build despite requiring 55 bridges and 39 tunnels.Unlike most Swiss and European railways, which use the standard gauge(标准轨距)between the rails of 1.435 meters, the rails, known as Rhaetische Bahn rails, are just one meter apart. “In order to complete the train’s journey successfully, everything has to be perfect. We need to be 100% synchronized(同步的), every second. Everyone has to keep their speed and other systems under control at all times,”lead driver Andreas Kramer said. “We need to know the Albula Line very well, every change of gradient, and every incline.”The mountainous Swiss landscape has encouraged creative transportation solutions for generations, resulting in one of the most train-reliant nations in the world. On average, Swiss citizens travel about 2,450 kilometers by train annually —an estimated quarter of their total transportation system. In 2021, Swiss Federal Railways operated 11,260 trains carrying 880,000 passengers and 185,000 tonnes of goods per day on a 3,265 kilometer-long network with 804 stations. Therefore, the successful record attempt will be great for the local area and for the country as a whole.1. What is the world’s longest passenger train created for?A. Celebrating the 175th year of Swiss first railway.B. Satisfying people’s increasing demand for transportation.C. Encouraging people to pay attention to Swiss winter sports.D. Attracting more visitors to appreciate the beauty of St Moritz.2. What does the underlined word “feats”in paragraph 2 probably mean?A. Dreams.B. Burdens.C. Achievements.D. Competitions.3. What does Andreas Kramer think of the drivers’work?A. It is boring.B. It is well-paid.C. It is dangerous.D. It is demanding.4. Why does the author mention the figures in the last paragraph?A. To show the popularity of tourism among Swiss citizens.B. To prove the significance of the successful record attempt.C. To stress the difficulty of constructing the world’s longest train.D. To present the trend of developing green transportation in Switzerland.答案:ACDB生词1. gradient n. 梯度;坡度2. train-reliant adj. 依赖火车的语块1. swooping curves 俯冲曲线2. civil engineering 土木工程3. on average 通常;平均知识拓展1. Alps阿尔卑斯山脉位于欧洲中南部,覆盖了意大利北部、法国东南部、瑞士、列支敦士登、奥地利、德国南部及斯洛文尼亚。

【中考阅读专项】时文阅读综合训练初中英语时文阅读04(原卷版)

【中考阅读专项】时文阅读综合训练初中英语时文阅读04(原卷版)

【中考阅读专项】时文阅读综合训练-初中英语时文阅读4文章导读阅读理解A篇:杭州亚运会:向“绿”而行,和谐共生。

B篇:别具特色这些亚运项目。

C篇:有偿“嘴替”“代骂”是违法行为。

D篇:直播间的“泼天的富贵”能否持续留住流量,【79元套餐】是国货品牌适应新营销环境和新消费群体的新突破,而流量狂欢后如何变长红,仍然是众多国货品牌要思考的问题。

E篇:国庆节几部电影的介绍。

《雄兵出击》《坚如磐石》《莫斯科行动》等F篇:“抱树”真能治内耗?来看背后的科学原理语法填空:梁朝伟荣获威尼斯电影节终身成就奖。

阅读理解:国学故事——上善若水。

A 阅读理解“Green Games” became a calling card for the 19th Asian Games, which were held from Sept 23 to Oct 8 in Hangzhou and five other cities in Zhejiang.To make the Games the world’s first waste-free sporting event, green energy sources were used at all 56 competition venues (场馆).Some of the renewable (可再生的) electricity used at the venues was photovoltaic energy (光伏能源), transmitted (传输) from areas such as Qinghai and Gansu. Another source was wind power which was made in areas including the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.A digital management platform was also started to help achieve carbon neutrality (碳中和) during the Asian Games. On the platform, digital technologies were used for managing carbon emissions (排放) from venues in the six cities where the Games were held. The technologies included data collection and emissions reduction (减排) and evaluation.Among all of the Games’ 56 competition venues, just 12 were newly built. The rest were existing facilities (设施) repaired as part of the organizers’ mission of sustainability (持续性).The Shangcheng Sports Centre Stadium, the venue used for soccer events at the Games, was first built in 2019.During the venue’s renovation, its solar-film ceiling and spectator (观众) seating – both of which had been used for 14 years but remained in good condition – were kept after being scientifically assessed (评估). This helped to reduce building costs by nearly 8 million yuan.The race track of Chun’an Jieshou Sports Centre’s velodrome (自行车赛场) was covered with 374 interchangeable components (部件) which can continue to use after the competition ended.Zhejiang also improved public entry to the venues and hosted sports events in them. During the one-year delay (推迟) of the Games due to the pandemic, the venues were put aside but still kept in use. Since May 2022, all of the available venues have received 10 million visits, allowing the public to experience the world-class facilities.These venues will continue to be used for sports and public fitness after the Games. Venue owners and operators have developed post-games plans for 51 venues.1.What kind of renewable energy sources were used at the competition venues?A Solar energy and wind powerB Hydroelectric power and geothermal energyC Biomass and tidal energyD Nuclear power and natural gas2.What was the goal of the 19th Asian Games in terms of waste management?A. To use green energy sources at all competition venuesB. To achieve carbon neutrality during the GamesC. To repair and renovate existing facilitiesD. To reduce building costs for venues3.How many of the competition venues were newly built for the 19th Asian Games?A. 12B. 56C. 51D. The article does not mention it.4.Why did the organizers keep the solar-film ceiling and spectator seating of the Shangcheng Sports Centre Stadium?A. They were newly built and modern.B. They were in good condition.C. They were technologically advanced.D. The article does not mention the reason.5.What will happen to the venues after the Games?A. They will be demolished.B. They will be used for sports and public fitness.C. They will be sold to other countries.D. The article does not mention it.B 阅读理解On Sept 24, at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, people burst into thunderous (雷鸣般的) cheers after China’s Tong Xin finished a difficult move. For the move, she had to make a 540-degree turn. In the end, she won the women’s taijiquan and taijijian all-round gold (女子太极拳太极剑全能金牌) at the sports event.Tong’s slow but strong actions with her sword (剑) showed perfectly Chinese wushu’s beautiful mix of soft and hard moves. As a sport showing regional (区域的) culture, wushu was included in the Asian Games in 1990. Apart from wushu, many other special sports from different Asian areas were also seen at the sports event, making it a party of folk cultures. Kabaddi (卡巴迪) and sepak takraw (藤球) are two examples.Kabaddi (卡巴迪) is a folk sport from India and has a history of more than 4,000 years. As the athletic form (竞技版) of the game “eagle (老鹰) catching chickens”, kabaddi needs nothing but an area that is 13 meters long and 10 meters wide.Sepak takraw first became popular in Southeast Asia. It is similar to the traditional Chinese game of shuttlecock kicking (踢毽子). Players need to use their feet, head, knees and other parts of their body to move the ball. It is also called “kick volleyball”.Although the Asian Games don’t include as many countries as the Olympic Games, they have even more events, especially the ones born out of the Asian region. This makes it really unique.As Chinese President Xi Jinping said at the event’s opening ceremony (开幕式), “The 19th Asian Games have included many disciplines (项目) with distinctive (有特色的) Asian features. It provides a platform (舞台) to celebrate sports and culture, and showcases Asian culture that is inclusive (包容的), vibrant (充满活力的) and always keen (渴望的) to learn from others.”1.What gold medal did Tong Xin win at the Asian Games?A. Women’s wushuB. Women’s taijiquanC. Women’s kabaddiD. Women’s sepak takraw2. What is the story mainly about?A. The game results as of Sept 24.B. Chinese wushu athlete Tong Xin.C. The newly invented sports games.D. Regional sports in the Asian Games.3. What do we know about Kabaddi?A. It is a new game created in India.B. It looks like a traditional Chinese kid’s game.C. It has a high requirement for the playing area.D. It is very popular in Asia.4. What’s the meaning of having folk sports in the Asian Games?a. To introduce new sports to the world.b. To celebrate regional sports and culture.c. To showcase unique Asian culture.d. To highlight Asian features.e. To show the athletes’ sporting spirit.A. abcB. bcdC. bdeD. cdeC,阅读理解Recently, people online have been selling verbal abuse (言语辱骂) “services”. An internet user pays the seller some money to abuse the victim (受害者) through social media. However, this is not right or legal.To know more about this, Teens talked to Xing Junxia, a lawyer at the S&P Law Firm in Beijing.In life, we may say bad words to people we don’t like. If it gets serious, it becomes verbal abuse. “The act of verbal abuse violates (侵犯) the victim’s rights,” Xing said. “These words usually hurt the victim’s right to reputation (名誉权), which can lead to civil liability (民事责任).” The attacker (攻击者) should stop this right away. He or she should also formally (正式地) say sorry to the victim. This is to cut down the influence of the abuse.Xing pointed out that both the attacker and the payer should bear civil liability because they do it together.In more serious situations, the attacker will face administrative penalties (行政处罚). A man in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, who ran an online verbal abuse “service” and had abused 25 people, was recently caught. Although he knew it was illegal, he believed it was an easy way to make money. In the end, he was fined (处罚) 500 yuan and handed over all of the illegal money he had got.In the most serious situations, Xing said, verbal abuse can make the victim ill. The attacker should then face criminal liability (刑事责任). It means that he or she may spend time in prison (监狱), said Xing.1. If you are abused verbally, you can legally _____.A. ask the attacker for some moneyB. ask the attacker to stop and say sorryC. post the attacker’s acts onlineD. beat the attacker2. Who is at fault in the case of selling verbal abuse “service”?A. Only the attacker.B. Only the payer.C. Both the attacker and the payer.D. The attacker, the payer and the victim.3. The example in Paragraph 5 mainly shows us _____.A. that the payer won’t face a penaltyB. that the attacker is only fined in serious casesC. the reason for “selling” verbal abuseD. the result of running verbal abuse “service”4. What is the main idea of the story?A. Selling services online is illegal.B. Verbal abuse can hurt others physically.C. We should use laws to protect ourselves.D. Verbal abuse is law-breaking.D,阅读理解Do you know about Bee & Flower? It was once a well-known hair care brand in China. Many brands like this have “disappeared” because young people don’t know about them.But recently, some old Chinese brands have made a comeback. It’s a good start, but there’s more to it.In early September, anger over a Chinese makeup brand’s eyebrow pens (眉笔) lit up the internet. Some people thought that they were too expensive as it cost 79 yuan to get three pens. Shortly after, Bee & Flower started to sell three large bottles of hair care products for the same price. It showed that Chinese products could still be cost-effective (划算的).Many Chinese brands took their chance by selling through livestreaming (直播). What’s more, they also helped sell each other’s products. For example, hosts of sports brand Erke washed their hair with Bee & Flower products on Sept 13.Many people can’t stop buying these products. Why? For one thing, they think that the products of these Chinese brands are good to use and don’t cost much. Also, it makes buyers feel proud. They can help these old brands “come back to life” by buying the products. Buyers believe in these brands and will use their money to help them grow.However, livestreaming events should only be a start. How can brands keep people interested? Good products with good prices. The brands shouldn’t take advantage of (利用) people’s trust. They should turn it into a reason to make their products better.1. Which of the following can take the place of the word “disappeared”?A. shown upB. looked upC. given awayD. gone away2. What gave Bee & Flower the chance to sell their products?A. There was a big activity for online shopping.B. It became a well-known hair care brand in China.C. The products of Chinese brands became more popular.D. People were discussing expensive eyebrow pens.3. What happened during the livestreaming of some Chinese brands?A. They sold their products at a higher price.B. They helped sell the goods of other brands.C. They sold all the products in one room.D. The workers washed their hair while doing sports.4. What makes people buy products of Chinese brands?a. Low prices.b. A willingness to help.c. Excellent ads.d. Good products.e. Interesting looks.A. abcB. abdC. bcdD. bde5. What does the writer think according to the last paragraph?A. Chinese brands can only be popular for a while.B. Livestreaming is a good way to keep brands popular.C. It is smart to use people’s trust to keep them interested.D. The brands should set good prices for their products.E,阅读理解What movies are you going to watch during the National Day holiday? Teens picks four movies to fill up your holiday with great stories. Whether if you like comedic movies, or movies that are more real, you can find what’s right for you.Lose to Win《好像也没那么热血沸腾》Under the Light (《坚如磐石》)The Great War(《志愿军:雄兵出击》)Operation Moscow1.Who is the director of the movie “93 International Train Robbery: Operation Moscow”?A. Chen KaigeB. Zhang YimouC. Wei GuozhengD. Qiu Litao2.When is the movie “Lose to Win” released?A. Sept 26B. Sept 27C. Sept 28D. Sept 293.What is the genre of the movie “Under the Light”?A. ComedyB. SportsC. WarD. Crime4.What is the focus of the movie “The Great War”?A. Basketball team overcoming disabilitiesB. Crime and illegal tradesC. Chinese efforts in the war against US aggressionD. Cross-border pursuit5. Where may this article be from?A.A sports magazine B. A film magazine C. a crime novel D. An advertisementF,阅读理解Feel down? Hug a tree! Recently, many Chinese young people have turned to trees to help with their stress. Although it sounds strange, there’s a science behind the act of tree-hugging.It can be explained by the “biophilia hypothesis (亲生命假说)”. It was pointed out by US scientist Edward Wilson in 1984. He said that humans are born to love being around other living things. Humans’ love for nature is “in our DNA”. This idea helps to explain why people prefer natural, green views to city views. It’s also one of the reasons why people love cute pets.Some studies have looked into why tree-hugging can help with our health. A study in 2021 reported that the activity can increase oxytocin (催产素). It’s a hormone responsible for feelings. The higher the level of oxytocin is, the calmer and happier you may be. Hugging trees for only 21 seconds can lead to an increase in oxytocin.Another hormone called cortisol (皮质醇) is a marker of stress. The brain produces more cortisol when the person is anxious (焦虑的), angry, or very sad. Hugging trees helps cut cortisol production, which makes us feel better.Although the activity is helpful to us, it’s important to keep in mind that we shouldn’t hurt nature while doing it. Trees often hold valuable ecosystems (生态环境). Many small creatures live on the tree – and they are too small to be seen. You may want to be gentle when hugging trees – just like how you hug a friend!1. Which of the following can be explained by the “biophilia hypothesis”?A. People feel relaxed in parks.B. People like doing exercises.C. People love visiting historical sites.D. People like to live in cities.2. How might people feel with a lower hormone oxytocin?A. They might feel calm and happy.B. They might feel angry and sad.C. They might feel relaxed and scared.D. They might feel happy and sad.3. What is the right relationship between the hormone cortisol and our feelings?A. We feel sadder with a lower level of cortisol.B. We feel angrier with a lower level of cortisol.C. We feel more stressed with a higher level of cortisol.D. We feel much happier with a higher level of cortisol.4. What can we learn from the story?A. Hugs give people energy.B. The “biophilia hypothesis” is partly wrong.C. Tree-hugging is harmful to the environment.D. Hugging trees in the right way helps reduce stress.语法填空Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai received a very important award (奖项) – the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement (终身成就金狮奖) at the 80th Venice Film Festival On Sept 2. He’s the first Chinese actor ____1_____(get) this award.Leung cried when ______2______(receive) the award, saying that he wanted to share the award with everyone _____3____ has helped him in his 41-year acting career.This award recognizes Leung’s long list of famous works. He ____4_____(become) a film star in Hong Kong in the 1980s and got famous around the world for _____5_____(he )acting in award-winning films like Chungking Express (《重庆森林》) and In the Mood for Love (《花样年华》), which _____6_______( direct) by Wong Kar-wai.Leung is also known _____7____(介词) being in big blockbusters (大片). For example, he plays an undercover agent (卧底) in the Hong Kong crime classic Infernal Affairs (《无间道》). He has also been in director Zhang Yimou’s martial arts (武术) film Hero (《英雄》), which stands as one of_____8_________ (successful)Chinese films in North America.Famous director, Ang Lee, described Leung as “a director’s dream” _____9_______(连词)he can show complicated (复杂的) feelings just with his eyes. “He can say more in one look than many actors can with a full monologue (独角戏),” Lee said.Leung’s next film, Silent Friend (《寂静的朋友》), ____10______(start )filming in April 2024. Leung will play a scientist and work with filmmakers from Germany, France and Hungary to show a story across different countries. The world’s audience (观众) is looking forward to another fresh and touching performance by Leung.国学故事What is the best virtue (美德)? What can we learn from water? Laozi, a famous Chinese philosopher (哲学家)A Chinese teacher called Zhen Daqian from a high school in Beijing gave further explanation: Laozi tells us the top character is just like water. All life in the world cannot live without water, but water never asks for anything in return. It just keeps giving quietly. Also, water often stays where people don’t like, such us low-lying wetlands and deserted valleys (空旷的山谷). This kind of low profile (低调) makes water the closest to the law of the universe. It seems that we have always taken qualities like bravery and strength as great virtues, but we should not forget what water has taught us.In dealing with people, we can act as water. Do our best to help others without trying to get fame or benefit. At the same time, stay modest (谦虚的). It’s unwise to always talk about the favors you gave to others. Even if no one cares about you in a difficult situation, you need to stay calm. After all, water will not choose where to be, it just flows to where it is needed.We know that the Chinese nation has always valued Laozi’s ideas about water. In 2014, President Xi Jinping mentioned it at the welcome dinner of the 22nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Beijing. He said APEC members are brought together by the water of the Pacific Ocean and have a shared responsibility to make the Pacific an ocean of peace, friendship and cooperation (合作).1.Which of the following is not the quality of water?A.Low profiles.B.Bravery.C.Giving quietly.D.Never asking for anything in return2.What does the underlined word “disdain” mean?A.like B.hate C.enjoy D.admire3.What is the right way we should act as water in dealing with people?A.Staying proud.B.Helping others for fame and benefit.C.Staying excited in a difficult situation.D.Never talking about the favors you gave to others.4.What’s the main idea of the last paragraph?A.We Chinese nation has always valued Laozi’s ideas about water.B.The water of the Pacific Ocean is very important.C.All the APEC members should cooperate well with each other.D.All the APEC members should keep the peace of the Pacific Ocean. 5.Which of the following could be the best title for this passage?A.Laozi — A Famous Philosopher in ChinaB.Zhen Daqian—A Chinese TeacherC.Water — The Best VirtueD.Goodness — The Word and The World。

高中一本和快捷英语时文阅读的区别

高中一本和快捷英语时文阅读的区别

高中一本和快捷英语时文阅读的区别一、引言在高中阶段,英语阅读材料繁多,其中高中一本和快捷英语时文阅读备受关注。

不少学生和家长在面对这些阅读材料时,往往不知道如何选择。

本文将为大家详细解析这两类阅读材料的特点、区别及适用场景,帮助大家找到适合自己的阅读材料。

二、高中一本与快捷英语时文阅读的区别1.内容来源高中一本阅读材料主要来源于国内外权威出版社出版的教材、教学辅导书籍等,注重知识的系统性和完整性。

而快捷英语时文阅读则以各类英文报刊、杂志、网络文章等为来源,强调文章的实时性和多样性。

2.文章难度高中一本阅读材料在难度上循序渐进,适合不同层次的学生。

快捷英语时文阅读则因为来源广泛,文章难度不尽相同,部分文章可能对高中生而言较难。

3.学习目的高中一本阅读材料主要以提高学生英语能力、拓展知识面为目的,强调基本功的培养。

快捷英语时文阅读则更注重培养学生的阅读兴趣,提高阅读速度和理解能力。

4.读者群体高中一本阅读材料适用于全体高中生,尤其是对英语学习有一定需求的学生。

快捷英语时文阅读更适合英语兴趣爱好者,以及希望提高阅读速度和理解能力的高中生。

三、各自优势与适用场景1.高中一本- 优势:系统性、完整性、针对性强,有助于提高学生英语能力。

- 适用场景:课堂教学、自主学习,特别是针对英语学习需求较高的高中生。

2.快捷英语时文阅读- 优势:实时性强、多样性、趣味性,有助于培养阅读兴趣和提高阅读速度。

- 适用场景:课余时间阅读、英语角交流,以及希望提高英语阅读兴趣和速度的高中生。

四、如何选择适合自己的阅读材料1.了解自己的阅读需求在选择阅读材料时,首先要明确自己的学习目标和需求,如提高英语能力、拓展知识面或培养阅读兴趣等。

2.比较不同材料的特点了解各类阅读材料的特点,如内容来源、文章难度、学习目的等,进行对比分析。

3.结合实际情况进行选择根据自己的需求和特点,选择符合自己实际的阅读材料。

例如,如果希望提高英语能力,可以选择高中一本;如果对英语感兴趣,可以选择快捷英语时文阅读。

时文阅读

时文阅读

时文阅读(一)FEW ideas in education are more controversial than vouchers---letting parents choose to educate their children wherever they wish at the taxpayer’s expense. First suggested by Milton Friedman, an economist, in 1955, the principle is compelling simple. The state pays; parents choose; schools compete; standards rise; everybody gains.Simple, perhaps, but it has aroused predictable----and often fatal---opposition from the educational establishment. Letting parents choose where to educate their children is a silly idea; professionals know best. Cooperation, not competition, is the way to improve education for all. Vouchers would increase inequality because children who are hardest to teach would be left behind.But these arguments are now succumbing to sheer weight of evidence. Voucher schemes are running in several different countries without ill-effects for social cohesion; those that use a lottery to hand out vouchers offer proof that recipients get a better education than those that do not. Harry Patrinos, an education economist at the World Bank, cites a Colombian program to broaden access to secondary schooling, known as PACES, a 1990s initiative that provided over 125,000 poor children with vouchers worth around half the cost of private secondary school. Crucially, there were more applicants than vouchers. The programme, which selected children by lottery, provided researchers with an almost perfect experiment, akin to the “pill-placebo” studies used to judge the efficacy of new medicines. The subsequent results show that the children who received vouchers were 15—20% more likely to finish secondary education, five percentage points less likely to repeat a grade, scorced a bit better on scholastic tests and were much more likely to take college entrance exams.Vouchers programmes in several American states have been run along similar lines. Greg Forster, a statistician at the Friedman Foundation, a charity advocating universal vouchers, says there have been eight similar studies in America: seven showed statistically significant positive results but was not designed well enough to count.The voucher pupils did better even though the sate spent less than it would have done had the children been educated in normal state schools. American voucher schemes typically offer private schools around half of what the sate would spend if the pupils stayed in public schools. The Colombian programme did not even set out to offer better schooling than was available in the state sector; the aim was simply to raise enrollment rates as quickly and cheaply as possible.These results are important because they strip out other influences. Home, neighborhood and natural ability all affect results more than which school a child attends. If the pupils who received v ouchers differ from those who don’t----perhaps simply by coming from the sort of go-getting family that elbows its way to the front of every queue---any effect might simply be the result of any number of other factors. But assigning the vouchers randomly guarded against this risk. Opponents still argue that those who exercise choice will be the most able and committed, and by clustering themselves together in better schools they will abandon the weak and voiceless to languish in rotten ones. Some cite the example of Chile, where a universal voucher scheme that allows schools to charge top-up fees seems to have improved the education of the best-off most. The strongest evidence against this criticism comes from Sweden, where parents are freer than those in almost any other country to spend as they wish the money the government allocates to educating their children. Sweeping education reforms in 1992 not only relaxed enrolment rules instate sector, allowing students to attend schools outside their own municipality, but also let them take their state funding to private schools, including religious ones and those operating for profit. The only real restrictions imposed on private schools were that they must run their admissions on a first-come-first-served basis and promise not to charge top-up fees(most American voucher schemes impose similar conditions).The result has been burgeoning variety and a breakneck expansion of the private sector. At the time of the reforms only around 1% of Swedish students were educated privately; now 10% are, and growth in private schooling continues unabated.Anders Hultin of Kunskapsskolan, a chain of 26 Swedish schools founded by a venture capitalist in 1999 and now running at a profit, says its schools only rarely have to invoke thefirst-come-first-served rule----the chain has responded to demand by expanding so fast that parents keen to send their children to its schools usually get a place. So the private sector, by increasing the total number of places available, can ease the mad scramble for the best schools in the state sector(bureaucrats, by contrast, dislike paying for extra places in popular schools if there are vacancies in bad ones).More evidence that choice can raise standards for all comes from Caroline Hoxby, an economist at Harvard University, who has shown that when American public schools must compete for their students with schools that accept vouchers, their performance improves. Swedish researchers say the same. It seems that those who work in state schools are just like everybody else: they do better when confronted by a bit of competition.Altruism(利他主义), according to the text books, has two forms. One is known technically as kin selection, and familiarly as nepotism. This spreads an individual's genes collaterally, rather than directly, but is otherwise similar to his helping his own offspring. The second form is reciprocal altruism, or “you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours”. It relies on trust, and a good memo ry for favours given and received, but is otherwise not much different from simultaneous collaboration (such as a wolf pack hunting) in that the benefit exceeds the cost for all parties involved. Humans, however, show a third sort of altruism—one that has no obvious pay-off. This is altruism towards strangers, for example, charity. That may enhance reputation. But how does an enhanced reputation weigh in the Darwinian balance? To investigate this question, the researchers made an interesting link. At first sight, helping charities looks to be at the opposite end of the selfishness spectrum from conspicuous consumption. Yet they have something in common: both involve the profligate deployment of resources. That is characteristic of the consequences of sexual selection. An individual shows he (or she) has resources to burn—whether those are biochemical reserves, time or, in the human instance, money—by using them to make costly signals. That demonstrates underlying fitness of the sort favoured by evolution. Viewed this way, both conspicuous consumption and what the researchers call “blatant benevolence” are costly signals. And since they are behaviours rather than structures, and thus controlled by the brain, they may be part of the mating mind. Researchers divided a bunch of volunteers into two groups. Those in one were put into what the researchers hoped would be a “romantic mindset” by being shown pictures of attractive members of the opposite sex. They were each asked to write a description of a perfect date with one of these people. The unlucky members of the other group were shown pictures of buildings and told to write about the weather. The participants were then asked two things. The first was to imagine they had $5,000 in the bank. They could spend part or all of it on various luxury items such as a new car, a dinner party at a restaurant or a holiday in Europe. They were also asked what fraction of a hypothetical 60 hours of leisure time during the course of a month they would devote to volunteer work. The results were just what the researchers hoped for. In the romantically primed group, the men went wild with the Monopoly money. Conversely, the women volunteered their lives away. Those women continued, however, to be skinflints, and the men remained callously indifferent to those less fortunate than themselves. Meanwhile, in the other group there was little inclination either to profligate spending or to good works. Based on this result, it looks as though the sexes do, indeed, have different strategies for showing off. Moreover, they do not waste their resources by behaving like that all the time. Only when it counts sexually are men profligate and women helpful. (选自Economist, 08/02/2007)Digital books start a new chapter导读:第一代电子书并没有取得预期的成功,然而随着技术的进步,新一代电子书产品逐渐浮出水面。

时文阅读技巧

时文阅读技巧

时文阅读技巧时文阅读技巧,旨在帮助读者更好地理解和消化各类时事热点文章。

在阅读时事文章时,我们可以采用以下技巧,以提升阅读效果。

我们应该注意文章的结构和段落。

一篇好的时文文章应该有清晰的结构和合理的段落划分,这样有助于我们更好地理解文章的逻辑和主题。

当我们阅读时,可以根据段落的开头和结尾来判断段落的主旨,并将其与整篇文章的主题联系起来。

我们需要注意文章的标题。

标题通常是文章的概括和导读,通过读标题我们可以初步了解文章的主题和内容。

在阅读时,我们可以将标题和段落的主题联系起来,进一步理解文章的内容。

我们还可以通过标注和摘录的方式来加深对文章的理解。

在阅读时,我们可以使用铅笔或者电子标注工具来标记关键词或者重要句子,这样可以帮助我们更好地回顾和整理文章的内容。

同时,我们还可以摘录一些关键句子或者段落,以备后续的复习和总结。

我们还可以通过与他人的讨论来加深对文章的理解。

当我们阅读完一篇时事文章后,可以和朋友、同学或者老师进行讨论,分享自己的观点和理解,听取他人的意见和建议。

通过与他人的交流,我们可以更加全面地了解文章的内涵和背后的意义。

我们应该保持阅读的兴趣和习惯。

时事热点文章通常会涉及到各种社会、经济、政治等方面的内容,这些内容可能较为干燥和复杂。

但只有保持对时事的关注和兴趣,才能够更好地理解和消化这些文章。

因此,我们可以定期阅读一些时事类的杂志、报纸或者网站,培养对时事的兴趣和敏感度。

时文阅读是一项重要的能力和技巧,通过合理的阅读方法和技巧,我们可以更好地理解和消化各类时事文章。

希望以上的建议能够对大家有所帮助,提升阅读效果和体验。

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中国式过马路 Chinese way of crossing the road 作者:李京荣中国式过马路,是指“凑够一撮人就可以走了,和红绿灯或斑马线无关”。

The "Chinese way of crossing the road" refers to the people's tendency of gathering inlarge crowds and then crossing the road all at once.中国式过马路,是网友对部分中国人集体闯红灯现象的一种调侃,即“凑够一撮人就可以走了,和红绿灯或斑马线无关”。

出现这种现象是大家受法不责众的“从众”心理影响,从而不顾及交通安全。

“中国式过马路”一经网络传播,立刻引发网友对交通、国民素质和安全意识的讨论。

为整治这种现象,各地出台各种特色惩罚措施。

深圳在2012年12月实施整治行动,行人闯红灯一律处20元罚款,或穿上“绿马甲”做临时协管员,协助维护交通秩序。

北京从5月6日开始,对带头闯红灯的行人罚款10元,非机动车罚款20元。

石家庄将会对乱穿马路的人处以最高50元的罚款。

南京就行人闯红灯等违法行为中拒绝处罚、不服从管理者,交管部门将予以曝光,或抄送单位。

The "Chinese way of crossing the road " refers to the people's tendency of getting together in large crowds at the crossroads and then crossing the road all at once, no matter whether the traffic light is green or red -- let alone whether they cross the road at the zebra crossing. The term is mostly used to ridicule jaywalkers. The trend has occurred since people share the common reasoning that the law cannot be enforced when everyone is an offender, and people just act in conformity with the majority regardless of traffic rules. The sarcastic term has recently triggered a heated online debate about traffic rules, people's sense of safety and even the qualities of Chinese nationals. Since the second half of 2012, various measures have been issued nationwide to punish the illegal behavior. Shenzhen in Guangdong Province issued a traffic rule in December 2012, that a jaywalker will either be fined 20 yuan or be a temporary traffic assistant to help maintain order by wearing a green vest. In Beijing, starting from May 6, 2013, a jaywalker will face a fine of 10 yuan; a non-motorized vehicle will be fined 20 yuan for the same disregard of the rules. In Shijiazhuang, capital city of Hebei Province, the maximum fine on a jaywalker stands at 50 yuan. In Nanjing, capital city of Jiangsu Province, a jaywalker will be publically scrutinized if he or she defies traffic punishment and management.How to overcome test anxietyBy Elle Hanson, eHow ContributorTest anxiety can hinder your performance on exams.Even if you have studied and are well prepared, it is normal to feel nervous before a test. However, some students become so anxious that they are unable to concentrate, negatively affecting their performance. If this happens to you, you may be discouraged or feel helpless to take control of your grades. Fortunately, there are a few simple tricks you can use to help you stay calm and overcome your test anxiety. By applying these principles, you will likely notice a significant improvement in your test scores over time.Instructions1.Study and prepare for the test well in advance. It is important to feel confident. Cramming will heighten your anxietyand not necessarily improve your score. Your goal should be to be well prepared enough that you only need to quickly skim over your notes on the day of the test.2.Alert your teacher or proctor of your problems with test anxiety several days in advance of the exam. They may be ableto give you additional suggestions for dealing with your nerves. In extreme cases, they may be willing to make a special accommodation. For example, they might agree to let you take the test in a separate room if you feel distracted by the other students.3.Get a good night's sleep before the test. This will help you to perform well on the test and give you more energy fordealing with any anxiety that may arise. A well rested mind is a clear mind.4.Eat a healthy breakfast on the test day. The nourishment will prevent you from becoming distracted by hunger. It willalso decrease jitters and keep you more calm.5.Keep the test in perspective. Remember that it is just one exam and it will probably not have a great impact on your lifein the grand scheme of things.6.Spend a few minutes mentally and physically preparing yourself before the test. Help your body to relax by bystretching, breathing deeply and shaking out muscular tension. Help your mind to relax by visualizing yourselfsuccessfully taking the exam and telling yourself that you are well prepared. If you start to become nervous,acknowledge the emotion and then move on. Set your mind on the task at hand.7.Take a few deep breaths and find a comfortable position after receiving the test.8.Examine the test and quickly develop a plan for budgeting your time.9.Carefully read each question before answering. If you draw a blank, move on to another question and return to the onesyou are unsure of at a later time. If you start to panic because you don't know an answer, remind yourself that it is only one question and that you can still do well on the test by answering the more familiar questions.10.Don't let yourself feel rushed when other students start handing in their tests. Just because they finished sooner than youdoesn't mean that you are behind or poorly prepared. Stick to the time-line you gave yourself for each question and you will finish in plenty of time.11.Hand in your test after double checking all your answers.12.Make a list of which techniques worked to calm your nerves and which did not. This will allow you to handle the nexttest more effectively. Over time, you will become increasingly adept at dealing with and overcoming test anxiety.。

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