题目内容
A man smoking an electronic cigarette in the bus station near a science and technology park in Shenzhen was fined(罚款)50 Yuan on Monday. It was the first e-cigarette fine in the Chinese mainland, the Beijing News reported.
The man was fined for breaking the new rules on smoking control in Shenzhen. He started smoking e-cigarettes over a month ago, and didn’t know e-cigarettes were not allowed in Shenzhen because he had just arrived from Guangzhou.
The new rules add two more types of nonsmoking places to the list. Places including within five meters of the entrance and exit of public transportation(交通), outdoor platforms and waiting areas for public transportation are nonsmoking areas.
According to the officials, the new rules also make the meaning of “smoking” and “tobacco(烟草)products” clear, electronic cigarettes are one of the tobacco products. An electronic cigarette is a kind of tobacco product. It has the same look, smoke, taste and feeling as a cigarette. The WHO(世界卫生组织)once did a research on e-cigarettes and got a clear conclusion: E-cigarettes are harmful to public health, and they are not a way of stopping people from smoking.
On March 15, 2019, the CCTV reported the teenagers who smoked e-cigarettes for along time have been addicted to nicotine(尼古丁). On August 23, 2019, health officials in the U.S. said a patient died of serious lung disease caused by e-cigarettes. The report suggests that if people stop smoking, they will be healthier.
1.What happened to the man when he arrived in Shenzhen?
A.He was smoking in a science and technology park.
B.He was fined 50 Yuan because of smoking an e-cigarette.
C.He was asked to go back to Guangzhou because of the fine.
D.He was not allowed to smoke in the Chinese mainland.
2.In which of the following places, smoking is not allowed according to the new rules?
A.Subway stations. B.Bus stops. C.Outdoor platforms. D.All the above.
3.What do we know about the electronic cigarettes according to the passage?
A.They are not tobacco products. B.They are totally different from cigarettes.
C.They are harmful to public health. D.It is helpful to stop people from smoking.
4.Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?
A.E-cigarette? Same harm! B.Getting fined in China!
C.No smoking everywhere! D.Staying away from cigarettes!
A Digital preservation（数字保存）makes it possible to get back a photo or other important things on line you accidentally deleted. | B After 3G and 4G, 5G is on the way. It's reported that 5G promises download speeds that are 10 to 20 times faster than what we have now.
| C Built between 1163 and 1250, Notre Dame（巴黎圣母院）is one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture（哥特式建筑）in the world. It is also home to many priceless works of art. However,it's a great pity that a fire broke its spire and a large part of its roof.
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D Hanfu, the traditional clothing of Han Dynasty, has become more and more popular among Chinese young people in recent years.
| E A car company in Korea worked out a new concept car （概念车）which has legs. The legs allow the car to climb over 1.5-meter-tall walls and step across gaps of the same length.
| F The Forbidden City's name mentions the color purple because purple stands for good luck and also means "purple air from the east",which make people connect the color to the great saints and nobility（高贵）.
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1.Which passages are talking about the two topies: ① Culture;②Technology? Match them from A to F.
A.①-CDF；②-ABE B.①-BCD,②-AEF C.①-CDE;②-ABF
2.Why does the writer introduce some technologies to us?
A.To make people know something about new technologies.
B.To tell people the importance of the newest technologies.
C.To let people know that all the technologies are developing in a high speed.
3.Which of the following questions can be answered in the passages?
A.How does Digital preservation get back the things you deleted?
B.What kind of building is Notre Dame?
C.Which cities are using 5G now?
4.Which of the statement TRUE according to the passages?
A.Hanfu stands for the culture of Modem China.
B.The Forbidden City is famous for its purple walls.
C.The buildings of Notre Dame are valuable to the whole world.
5.Where can we possibly see the six passages?
A.In a history book B.In a magazine. C.In a science book.