（三）Nowmoreandmorechildrenarebecomingveryheavy.Maybe

therearethreemainreasons.

Firstly,51Theshopssellunhealthyfoods,such

asfriedchickenandicecreamatlowprices.Sosomechildren

don,tliketoeatathome.52,thenprobablychildren

wouldbuylessunhealthyfood.

Secondly,childrenhavebadeatinghabits.Theylikefast

food.TodaywecanseeMcDonaldJsandKFCeverywhere.53

Infact,mostofthefastfoodisunhealthybecauseithastoo

muchsaltandsugar.

Thirdly,childrenthesedaystakelittleexercise.When

theygethome,54Itisn'tagoodhabit,anditalso

givesthemtimetoeatmoreunhealthyfood.55Weshould

askchildrentodomoresportsandeatlessfastfood.

A.Manychildrenarecrazyaboutfastfood.

B.therearetoomanyshopsaroundschools.

CTheyshouldgooutsideandplaysportsorgames.

D.theysitinfrontofthetelevisionortheircomputersandplay

computergames

Keys：BEADC

（四）

Thewinterholidayiscoming.Whatarethestudents

goingtododuringthewinterholiday?51.Allthe

studentslikethewinterholidaybecausethereisan

importantfestival-theSpringFestival.52.After

finishinghomework,theycanhaveagoodtime.Duringthe

SpringFestival,theyaregoingtovisittheirfriendsand

relatives（親戚）.53.Moststudentsaregoingtowatch

TVwiththeirfamilies.Somearegoingtoplaycomputergames

withfriends,LiLeiisgoingtotravelwithhisparents,

54.HuangJingisgoingtothecountrysidetoseeher

grandparentswithherfatherandmother.YangFanisgoing

totakeguitarlessons.Helovestoplaytheguitar.LinJuan

isgoingtoplaytabletenniseverydayinthewinterholiday.

Shewantstohaveahealthybody.55.

A.Theyaregoingtobuysomenewclothesandgoodfood.

B.Ihopeallofthemcanenjoythemselvesduringthe

holiday.

C.Wedidasurveyandthisiswhatwelearned.

D.TheyaregoingtoHainanIslandbecauseit'sverywarm

inwinter..

E.Moststudentssaytheyaregoingtofinishtheir

homeworkfirst.

Keys：CEADB

（五）ChenYujie,15,studiesataboardingschoolinNingbo,

Zhejiang.___41Itwasnotashortridehomeandthetrips

weretiring.Chenhopedherparentscouldputthemoneyona

bankcard,soshedidn,thavetotravelsooften.

_42"It'susuallythemostrelaxingtimeforour

family,“saidChen.

Shechosetherighttime.Afterafewturnsoflobbying（游

說），herparentsfinallyagreedwithChen.___43Sothey

havetochoosearighttime

USmagazineHighightrecentlysurveyed1,521kidsaged6-12

inthecountry,askingquestionslike"___44"Results

showthatAmericankidsseemtoknowwhentheirparentsaremost

receptive（樂于接受的）.Mealtimeisdiscoveredtobetheirmost

favoritetimetotalktotheirparents.Bedtimecomessecond,

followedbytimespentinthecar.

Chineseteenagersseemtohaveasimilartendency（傾向）over

theproblem.QianjiangDaily,anewspaperinZhejiang,dida

surveyaboutit.45

Sodoyouhaveanythingtotalktoyourparentsabout?Choose

agoodtime.

A.Whenyouwanttotalktoyourparentsaboutsomething

important,whenisthebesttimetodoit?

B.ShedecidedtodiscussitwithherparentsduringTVtime

afterdinner.

C.FormostteenagerslikeChen,talkingtoparentscanbe

difficultorevenworrying.D.Sheusedtogobacktoherhome

inCixieveryweektogetmoneyfromherparents.

E.Theresultshowsmostteenagersinthecitywouldchoosemeal

timetotalktotheirparents.

Keys：DBCAE

（六）

Hip-hopPlanet

76CountrieslikeFrance,Brazi1andevenJapanhave

theirownhip-hopculture.Butwheredidthisstrange

speaking-singingstylecomefrom?Manycenturiesago,inWest

Africa,traditionalstorytellersplayedmusicalinstruments

whiletheyweretellingstories.Whenthistraditiontravelled

fromWestAfricatotheUSA,itdevelopedintodifferentmusical

style.Forexample,bluesandjazz,77Andinthe1970s,

thereweremanypoorareasinNewYork.Therewasn'tanymoney

formusiclessonsinschools,sokidsmadetheirownmusic.

TeenagersAfrikaandDJtheirplayedtheirrecordsoutsidein

thestreets.Everybodyjoinedin.MCshadrapping（說唱）

competitions.Everyweek,thereweretalentednewdancers,new

DJsandnewMCs.Hip-hopculturewasborn.

___78Itwas1980.IwasatapartyinNewYork.These

wasayoungDJattheparty.Hewasplayingrecords,Whilehe

wasputtingarecordon,akidpickedupamicrophone（話筒）and

beganrapping.Someotherkidswerebreak-dancingtothemusic.

Itwasloudandboring,andIhatedit.Ipreferredjazz.

79Today'ssuccessfulAmericanartistslikeMissy

andherfriendTimhearditontheradiowhentheyweregrowing

up.

ThelasttimeIheardhip-hop.IwasinWestAfrica.80

IwasgoingtointerviewatraditionalstorytellerwhenImet

ayounghip-hopartist.Hetoldmetherearehundredsofrap

groupsinAfricatoday.Weliveonahip-hopplanet.

A.IrememberthefirsttimeIheardhip-hop.

B.Youcanfindhip-hopeverywhereyougo.

C.IwaswritingabookaboutAfrican-Americans.

D.Duringthe1980s,hip-hopbecamepopularallovertheUSA.

E.ThesestylesallstartedinpoorAfrican-Americanareas.

Keys：BEADC

（七）

Haveyoutakenphotosbyusingmobilephoneswithselfie

sticks（自拍桿）？1

However,apairofUSartistsfromNewMexico,AricSneeand

JustinCrowebelievetheyhaveinventedabetteroneandthey

callit“selfiearms”.2Itmakesthosepeopleinthe

picturesseemtobeholdinghandswithalovedone.

Thepairsaysitoffersafarbetterexperiencethanusing

astraightstick.Theselfiearmmakespeoplefeeltheyarenot

alonewhentheytakephotos.3Theythinktheir

inventionsolvesthemainproblemthatselfiestick

has----peoplelookalonewhiletheyaretakingpicturesof

themselvesingreatinterest.Theproduct,atpresent,justan

artprojectandamodel,convenientlyprovidesyouawelcoming

arm.4Thepairsaytheyarefascinatedwith

theirnewideas.

The“selfiearm"ismadeoffiberglass.5

Theprojectthattheyworkonshowsthegrowingselfiestick

phenomenon（現象）directlyandtheincreasingneedfor

naccissism（自戀）andinternetagreement.

A.Itislightweightandeasy-taking.

B.Andbetteryetinthefuture,it'11talkinafriendlyway

nevergetangryorupset.C.Itseemsthattheyaretogether

withtheirfriends.

D.Forbetterorworse,theyhavetakentheworldbystorm.

E.Thisnewinventionisasmall,usefulandclever-designed

tool.

Keys：EDCBA

（A）

A.Halfsaidthattheyfeeltiredaftergettingupand15percent

peoplehavetroublefallingasleep.

B.Aboveall,getenoughsleep.

C.Enoughsleephelpsthebodyandbraingrowanddevelop.

D.Thelightskeeptheirbrainsexcitedforalongwhile.

E.Thereportsaidthatthisisoneofthemainreasonsforbad

sleep.

Sleepislikefoodforthebrain.66However,manyChinese

donotsleepwell,andmanydonotpayenoughattentiontosleep.

Accordingtothe2021ChinaSleepQualityIndex（指數），nearly

aquarterofChinesepeopledon,tsleepwell.67

YeJingying,asleepexpertatBeijingTongrenHospital,says,

“Ifpeopleoftenwakeupduringthenight,oralwaysfeelweak

andtiredintheday,theyshouldpayattentiontotheirsleep

pattern（模式）

ManypeopleplaywiththeircellphonesoriPadsbeforesleeping.

68Otherreasonsincludestressandbadmoods.

Howtosleepwell?69Seventoninehoursofsleepeverynight

isperfectforanadult,andeighttoninehoursisbestfor

ateenager.

Forminggoodsleephabitsisimportant.Thereportsuggested

thatpeopleneedtokeepawayfromdigitaldevices（數碼產品）

foratleastanhourbeforesleep.70Othersuggestions

include:trytogotosleepandwakeupatthesametimeevery

day,evenonweekendsandduringholidays,anddothesame

relaxingthingsbeforebedeachnight,likelisteningtosoft

music.

WhenAndycametoschool,hewassurprisedtofindhewas

thefirsttoarrivethatday."WhereisSusie?"hethought.

62Shewasthesmarteststudentintheclassandwasalways

theearliesttoclass.Andywasalwaysthesecondsmartestand

thesecondearliest.

Inclass,AndylearnedthatSusiewenttovisithergrandma

inLondonandthatshewouldnotbebackuntilFriday.63He

washappybecausehewasthesmartestkidandalsotheearliest

toclassforfourdays.HewassadbecausehecouldnotseeSusie,

thegirlhewassecretlyinlovewith.

Overthefollowingdays,Andyfeltbadaboutbeingthe

smartestkidandtheearliesttoclass.64.

65WhenAndyenteredtheclassroom,hefoundSusiewas

alreadythere.Atthatmomenthedecidedonething:Susiewas

thesmartestgirlintheclass,andhewasthesmartestboyin

theclass.Andthatwasenough.

Keys：CAEBD

（九）Ayoungsoldierwaslookingforsomeoneinahospital.Then

infrontofaroom,anursesaw

himandsaid,“Oh,yourfatherisrighthere."Andbeforethe

youngmancouldsaynothing,66.“Yoursonishere,“she

said.Shehadtorepeatmanytimesbeforetheoldman，seyes

opened.

Theoldmanwastoosicktoseetheyoungmanclearly.He

reachedouthishand.67Hewantedtolettheoldmanfeel

hislove.

Thenursebroughtachairsothattheyoungmancouldsit

besidethebed.Allthroughthenight,theyoungmansatthere

andheldtheoldman，shand.Thenursefoundhimverytired,

68Sometimes,thenurseheardtheyoungmansayafewwords.

Theoldmansaidnothing,heonly

heldtheyoungman，shandthewholenight.

69Thenursesaid,"I'msorryaboutthat.”"Butwho

wasthatman?”"Hewasyourfather,“sheansweredinsurprise.

“No,hewasn，t,“theyoungmansaid."Ineversawhimbefore

inmylife.”"Thenwhydidn'tyousayanythingwhenItookyou

tohim?”"Iknewatoncethattheremustbesomethingwrong.

ButIalsoknewheneededhisson,andhissonjustwasn'there.

WhenIfoundhewastoosicktotellwhetherIwashissonor

not,Iknewhowmuchheneededme.SoIstayed."70

A.Whenmorningcame,theoldmandied.

B.sosheaskedhimtohavearest,buthedidn't.

C.Thenexttimesomeoneneedsyou,justbethere,stay

D.Theyoungmanheldhishand.

E.shequicklytookhimtoanoldmaninbed.

Keys：EDBAC

（十）

A.Goldiedoesnotcareaboutbeautyorclothes.

B.Shelearnedtomakeamachinewiththeblocks（積木）.

C.YesgirlsappearfarlessinterestedinSTEMsubjects.

D.Theyshouldalsoprovideagoodeducation.

E.ThefourareastogetherareknownasSTEM.

NotenoughAmericanstudentswanttobeengineers,

mathematicians,orscientists.TheUSgovernmentwantsto

changethat.Thegovernmentwillspendthreebilliondollars