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Daybyday,Itearoffapage.Eachnewpagecheersmeon.It2metomakethemostofthecomingday.Papercalendarsarenotjust3butquitebeautiful!Pagesmayhavebrightpaintingsorphotosoffamousplaces.Thesepictures4giveusabreakfromeverydaylife.Andontopofthat,yougetto5something.TakethepopularPalaceMuseumCalendarforexample.Eachpageisaminiworkofart.The2025edition(版)includesmorethan400objects6themuseum’slargecollection.Everytimeyouturnapage,there’sanew7todiscover,alongwithsomeinterestinginformation.Overtime,allthese8factsaddupandturnyouintoalittle“arthistorian(藝術(shù)史學(xué)家)”.9youconsideraddingapapercalendartoyourdesk,you’llknowitwon’tjusttellyouthedate.Itwillalsobeabeautifullydesignedobjectfortheyearahead.Andwhileyou’readdingittoyourshoppinglist,10thenotebooks,too.Some“old”traditionsarejusttoogoodtoletgo!1.A.computers B.phones C.calendars D.watches 2.A.invites B.teaches C.reminds D.leads 3.A.different B.cheap C.cool D.useful 4.A.really B.quickly C.quietly D.hardly 5.A.choose B.learn C.agree D.refuse 6.A.among B.inside C.from D.beside 7.A.message B.story C.secret D.treasure 8.A.fun B.happy C.new D.true 9.A.Before B.If C.Because D.Unless 10.A.clearout B.tryout C.checkout D.bringout 詞語(yǔ)運(yùn)用HaveyoueverplayedthegameBlackMyth:Wukong?Well,thisChinesegamehasbecome11.(success)allovertheworld.This12.(help)moreforeignersgettoknowtheMonkeyKing.ButforGhaffarPourazar,SunWukonghasbeenpartof13.(he)lifeformanyyears.Pourazaris14.British-American.He15.(spend)thepast30yearslearningPekingOpera.Heisevena16.(perform)ofthistraditionalChineseart.OneoftheroleshehasplayedistheMonkeyKing.Pourazar’sinterestinPekingOpera17.(begin)in1993.Hewas32atthetime.AfterwatchingaPekingOperashowinLondon,hefellinlove18.thisformofart.SoonhewenttoBeijing19.(study)it.Startingasanadultwasnoteasy.Pourazarhadtolearnmany20.(skill),allfromzero.Those21.(include)martialarts(武術(shù))anddance.LearningChinesewasalsoaproblem.22.henevergaveup.AmongtherolesinPekingOpera,PourazarlikesWukong23.(well).HeevenmadethePekingOperaTheMonkeyKing:UproarinHeaven(京劇《鬧天宮》)24.anEnglishversion(版本).Overtheyears,hehasplayedtheroleinsomeWesterncountries.Nowhe25.(call)the“WesternMonkeyKing”bymanypeople!HiseffortshavegreatlybuiltabridgebetweenChineseandWesterncultures,makingthestoryoftheMonkeyKingknowntomorepeople.閱讀理解ATheyear2025istheYearoftheSnake.ThesnakeisthesixthofthetwelveChinesezodiacanimals(生肖).Inmanypartsoftheworld,thesnakeisseenasanevil(邪惡的)animal.InChineseculture,however,itisseeninamorepositivelight.InChina,snakesareoftencalledsmalldragons.Thedragon’sbodyisthatofabigsnake.Forthisreason,manypeoplebelievethattheimage(形象)ofthedragoncamefromthesnake.SnakescanbeseeninmanyoldChinesestories.InChinesemythology,FuXiwasoneoftheancestorsoftheChinesepeople.AndhisyoungersisterNüWacreatedhumansfromclay(泥土).Bothofthemhadsnakebodiesandhumanheads.Shanhaijing,orClassicoftheMountainsandSeas,waswrittenbeforetheQinDynasty.Ittellsstoriesaboutgodsandgoddesses.Manyofthemhavesomethingtodowithsnakes.Forexample,thefourgodsoftheseaallworesnakesasearrings.Theyalsotraveledonsnakes.Snakeshaveshownupinmanyfolkstories,too.OnefamousstoryiscalledBaisheZhuan,orTheLegendoftheWhiteSnake.Inthisstory,amagicalsnakenamedBaiSuzhenfallsinlovewithamannamedXuXian.BaiSuzhenispicturedasakindandbeautifulcharacter.26.HowisthesnakeviewedinChineseculture?A.Asamagicalanimal.B.Asasignofsomethingbad.C.Asasymbolofwater.D.Asamorepositiverolecomparedtomanypartsoftheworld.27.HowisBaiSuzhendescribedinTheLegendoftheWhiteSnake?A.Funnyandactive.B.Kindandbeautiful.C.Strictandserious.D.Lazyandunfriendly.28.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A.TheculturalmeaningofsnakeinChineseculture.B.Thelegendofthesnake.C.Thesnakeandthedragon.D.Theroleofsnakeinstories.B<Back···XinhuaNews+Follow2025-1-610:12fromAndroidIn2024,China’stourismindustryhadamazingchangesthatcaughteveryone’seyesaroundtheworld.UndertheinfluenceofsocialmediaandTVshows,peopleallovertheworldhavebeenpayingmoreandmoreattentiontothebeautyandhistoryofChina.Herearethreefamousplacesthatarethemostpopularin2024.Beijing’sCentralAxis(北京中軸線)ItisnowaUNESCOWorldHeritagesite(聯(lián)合國(guó)教科文組織世界文化遺產(chǎn)).ThislinerunsfornearlyeightkilometersthroughthecenterofBeijing.Alongit,youcanfindmanyimportantbuildingslikepalacesandgardens.Walkingorcyclingdownthisroute(路線)letsvisitorsseetheoldandnewsidesofBeijing.It’salsoagreatwaytolearnaboutthecity’spastandhowithasdevelopedovertime.YingxianWoodenPagoda(應(yīng)縣木塔)BlackMyth:Wukongispopularin2024.Amongthe36scenes,27areinspiredbyShanxi’srichculturalheritage.LotsofpeoplewenttoShanxitoseethoseamazingancientbuildingslikeWoodenPagodainYingxian.Theall-woodenpagodahasfivefloorsthatyoucanseefromoutside,butinside,thereareninefloorsintotal.Builtlongago,itstandstallandstrong,whichshowstheskillofancientbuilders.Altay(阿勒泰)AltayinXinjianghasbecomeafavoriteplaceforyoungtravelersbecauseofaTVshowcalledTotheWonder.TheshowtellsthestoryofagirlwhofindsherwaybackhometoAltay.Youcanseeitswidegrasslandsandmeetthefriendlylocals.Youcanalsoridehorses,campunderblueskies,andtakepartintraditionalfestivals.LivingclosetonatureandmeetingthefriendlylocalpeoplemakeAltayagreatplacetovisit. Like965Comment105Repost20829.WhydopeopleallovertheworldchoosetotravelinChina?A.TovisittheplacesofinterestinChina.B.ToknowmoreaboutChineseculture.C.ToexperienceChina’sbeautyandhistory.D.ToseeChina’sgreatchangesinrecentyears.30.HowlongistheBeijing’sCentralAxis?A.About5kilometers. B.About8kilometers. C.About9kilometers. D.About27kilometers.31.WhatcanwelearnaboutYingxianWoodenPagoda?A.It’samodernbuilding.B.Thefloorsinsideareamust-see.C.It’sthestrongesttowerintheworld.D.Youcanseefivefloorsfromoutside.32.Whatisthewritertryingtodo?A.Showtheimportanceofsocialmedia.B.Tellustheinfluenceofmoderntechnology.C.DescribedifferentfamoustravelplacesinChina.D.IntroducethreenewUNESCOWorldHeritagesitesinChina.CAbout40yearsago,peopleonlysawafewsmallareasofplantsontheAntarctica(南極洲)Peninsula.Theseplantscoveredatotalareaofabout740squaremeters,whichislessthantheareaofafootballfield.Sincethen,however,thisplacehasbeenturninggreenquickly.Anewstudyshowsthatplantshavetakenupmorethan12millionsquaremeters.That’snearlyfourtimesthesizeofNewYork’sCentralPark!Andthegreeninghasspedupby30percentsince2016.“Ourfindingsshowthattheinfluenceofclimatechangehasnolimitinitsreach,”saidThomasRoland,leadresearcherofthestudy.“Eveninthemostremote(偏遠(yuǎn)的)placelikeAntarctica,thelandscape(景觀)ischanging.”AntarcticaisthecoldestplaceonEarth.Butithasrecentlybeentroubledbyextreme(極端的)heatevents.Thissummer,arecord-breakingheatwavehitpartsofAntarctica.Temperatureswereabout10℃abovenormalinmid-July.Astheplanetheatsup,Antarcticawillkeeponwarming,thescientistssay.Thatistosay,thisgreeningisonlylikelytohappenfaster.AsAntarcticagreensupmore,moresoilwillform.Plantsfromotherplaceswillbemorelikelytotakeroothere.Antarctica’snativewildlifecanbeindangerasaresult.“Smallpiecesofplantscanreadilyfindtheirwaystherethroughpeoplewhocometovisit.Theymayalsoarrivethroughmoretraditionalways—birdsandthewind,”Rolandsaid.Theseinfluencesarelikelytoremainlocal.Atpresent,theAntarcticlandscapeisstillalmostallsnow,iceandrock.Inthelongrun,however,theycouldhelpfurtherincreasethegrowthofplantsastheweathercontinuestowarm.Thelandscapeherecouldbechangedforever.33.WhydoesthewritermentionNewYork’sCentralParkinParagraph2?A.TointroducehowlargetheAntarcticais.B.TodiscussthewildlifefoundinCentralPark.C.ToshowhowCentralParkhaschangedovertime.D.ToexpressthesizeofthegreeningareainAntarctica.34.WhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetemperatureinAntarctica(x)andtheareaofgreening(y)?35.Accordingtothepassage,whathasclimatechangeledto?①Thetemperaturekeepsrising.②Thelandscapeischanging.③Thenumberofplantsrapidlyincreases.④Thewildlifeisbecomingmoreandmore.A.①②③B.①②④ C.①③④D.②③④36.Whichwordisclosetotheunderlinedword“readily”?A.Suddenly. B.Easily. C.Softly. D.Widely. 37.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HistoryofExploringAntarcticB.AntarcticWildlifeGrowQuicklyC.Antarctica’sIceDisappearsRapidlyD.ClimateChangeTurnsAntarcticaGreen閱讀表達(dá)DoyouknowhowyoungpeopleinSouthKoreaspendtheirweekends?Ifyouaskthemthequestionthesedays,theymaytellyouthattheywilljumponaplanetoShanghai.OnYouTube,manyyoungKoreansaresharingtheirtripstotheChinesecity.TheyusuallysetoffonFridaynightandreturnonSunday.Thisway,theygettoenjoytheweekendwithoutmissinganywork.Thisbegantwomonthsago.Chinaintroducedavisa-freepolicy(免簽政策)forSouthKoreansonNov.8,2024,allowingstaysofupto15days.Sincethen,moreandmoreyoungSouthKoreanshascometoChinatospendtheirweekends.ThereisagrowingexcitementaboutsearchinganddiscoveringChinaamongSouthKoreantravelers.AndShanghaiistheirperfectchoice.ShanghaiholdssomethingspecialforSouthKoreantouristsotherthanconvenience.It’soneoftheworld’smostmoderncities.It’srichinhistoryandculture,too.Besides,SouthKoreaandShanghaiareveryclose,andit’sonlyabout2flyinghourfromSouthKoreatoShanghai.AndthesemakeShanghaiagoodplaceforSouthKoreantourists.TheyspendtheirweekendsheretryingallkindsofChinesefoodandvisitingplacesofinterest.ThemostpopularplacesamongthemincludetheBund,XintiandiandTianzifang.ShanghaiDisneylandisalsoamust-visitforKoreantourists.They’venoticedthatwhentheyvisitsimilarplacesinShanghaiasintheirhomecountry,theyfeelliketheseplacesaregenerallylargerandofferaricherexperience.38.WhendoSouthKoreansusuallysetoffforChinarecently?________________________________________________________________________39.Whatistheresultofthevisa-freepolicyforSouthKoreans?________________________________________________________________________40.WhyhasShanghaibecomeaperfecttravelplaceforSouthKoreans?（寫出一個(gè)答案即可）________________________________________________________________________41.HowdoKoreantouristsfeelabouttheirweekendstripstoShanghai?________________________________________________________________________42.WhichplacedoyouwanttovisitifyouhaveachancetogotoShanghai?Why?______________________________________________________