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________ old should be looked after well in our society.

A.A B.An C.The D./

School playgrounds are supposed to help kids stay active and healthy. But since 2015, toxic（有毒的）chemicals in running tracks have caused many students in several cities, including Shanghai, Beijing and Wuhan, to suffer from nosebleeds, headaches and coughs. It was found that the materials used to build the tracks in these school’s playgrounds contained high levels of toxic chemicals.

On November 1,2018, new standards for the materials used to build playgrounds in primary and middle schools across the country came into effect. The Ministry of Education（MOE）created these standards to protect students’ health.

The standards prohibit（禁止）the use of 18 chemicals for making running tracks, 11 more than the previous standards. The prohibited chemicals are harmful to the skin, eyes and noses and can even cause terrible diseases, China Daily noted.

For the first time, the standards also call for tests of the man-made grass that is used on some playgrounds as some of the materials used to produce man-made grass are highly toxic. Running tracks or patches（片）of man-made grass that does not meet these standards will be changed or removed.

The MOE has taken action in the last few years to keep playgrounds safe. Since 2016, it has invited experts and professionals（专业人员）to test new playgrounds at schools nationwide. The toxic tracks were produced by companies that used waste in order to cut down costs, according to CCTV. The companies and officials who were involved in producing the tracks have been punished.

1.What kind of disease didn’t the students suffer from according to the passage?

A. B. C. D.

2.The new standards came into effect on____________.

A.September 1,2016 B.October1,2016

C.November1,2018 D.December1,2018

3.What action has the MOE taken to keep playground safe?

A.Invited experts and professionals to test new playgrounds.

B.Punished the involved companies and officials.

C.Warned the involved companies and officials.

D.Punished the school leaders.

4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A.The schools created these standards to protect students’ health.

B.The prohibited chemicals are harmful to humans according to CCTV.

C.The man-made grass used in some playgrounds is safe.

D.The toxic tracks were produced by companies that used waste in order to save costs.

5.We can find the article in ____________part of a newspaper.

A.sport B.health C.culture D.study

Your advice is very ___________to me. I'm sure our activity will be more meaningful.

A.valuable B.comfortable C.impossible

Where are the two speakers?

A.In a clothes store. B.In a shoe store. C.In a restaurant.

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1.我以前经常梦见坐火车，梦见去首都。

I often ________ _________ the train, about going to the capital.

2.不要忘记你是哪里人？

Don’t forget where you _________ __________.

3.火车就在我前面，马上就要开车了。

Now the train is in front of me, to _________ __________ soon.

4.我的母亲点点头，说不出话来。

My mother nodded, unable ________ __________.

5.我跳上火车后，发现到处都是人和包。

After I ________ __________ the train, I found there were people and bags everywhere.

The plane to Chengdu just now．You have to wait until tomorrow．

A.took off B.took after C.took out D.took away

Dialogue in the Dark

Dialogue in the Dark is an amazing exhibition found across the world and, at this moment, in Hong Kong!

●The Main Idea

Dialogue in the Dark is a social business that sets up exhibitions （展览） to raise awareness （意识）for blind and disabled people around the world. At a Dialogue in the Dark exhibition, visitors can experience the life of a blind man. Blind tour guides lead small groups on a short journey in complete darkness. Visitors walk through specially designed rooms. Each one changes according to the smells sounds, wind, and temperature of daily life. For example, visitors may "travel" to a dark room that seems like a park.

●Giving Back

Dialogue in the Dark also provides jobs for blind people. Often, the guides in the exhibit would have difficulty finding a job elsewhere because of a low job market for blind workers.

At Dialogue in the Dark, the jobs are designed especially for those who cannot see! This worldwide exhibition has provided over 7,000 jobs for blind individuals.

●The Beginning

Dialogue in the Dark had its grand opening in Hong Kong in 2010. Since then, it has attracted tourists and natives alike to walk through and enjoy the exhibition.

●Open Hours

The hours of the exhibit are from 12 pm to 5 pm on Monday - Thursday and 12 pm to 8 pm on Friday.

●Address

Shop 215, 2/F, The Household Center, Nob Hill, No. 8 King Lai Path, Mei Foo, Kowloon

Since it is within the city of Hong Kong, visitors can ride public transportation to Dialogue in the Dark or use their own transportation.

1.Can people visit Dialogue in the Dark at 6 pm on Wednesday?

____________________________________________________________________________________

2.Why is Dialogue in the Dark set up?

______________________________________________________________________________________

3.How many jobs has the exhibition provided for blind people?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

4.When did Dialogue in the Dark open to the public?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

5.How can visitors get to the exhibition?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

6.Will you visit Dialogue in the Dark if it is possible? Why or why not?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

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Rules for the Science Festival
Time	2:30 this afternoon. Don’t be late.
In the hall	There are lots of things about science. So don't run or fight in it. It is easy to break them.
In the gym	There is an English speech contest. If you go to the gym, you must speak English.
In the art classroom	You can see lots of paper plates. The students in Grade Seven draw beautiful pictures on them. You can't take them out
On the playground	Don't run on the playground today because there are many people. Don't leave the trash（垃圾） there.

1.What time does the festival begin?

__________________________________________________________________________________

2.Why can't you run in the hall?

__________________________________________________________________________________

3.Who draws beautiful pictures on the paper plates?

__________________________________________________________________________________

4.Can you leave the trash on the playground?

__________________________________________________________________________________

5.What do you think of the Science Festival?

___________________________________________________________________________________

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