题目内容
Could you please make a guess about __________ during the following three days.
A.what may happen B.what might happen C.what would happen D.what happened
Frank is a student. He likes playing with his phone very much. And he keeps the phone with him at all times. His dad thinks he is addicted(上瘾的) to his phone. But Frank doesn't think so. They write to each other.
Dear Frank, You've heard the warnings. It's reported that fifty percent of the teenagers depend on their phones too much. I think you have this problem too. That's why I think you should give up your phone. Not forever, just for a week. I'm warned that you are developing some bad habits. You keep your phone with you all the time—you even check the basketball scores at the dinner table. It's not a good idea to use your phone while you are doing homework. You can't put your heart into your homework at all. And you may make more mistakes when you can't fully put your heart into it. There are many good reasons to take a break from your phone. Have a try! So what do you say? Are you ready to give up using your phone? Love, Dad |
Dear Dad, I know you think I depend on my phone too much. But I'm just using technology to help my life to be better. My phone helps me in many ways. Do you remember that time when the car broke down? I sent a message to tell you that I was going to be late. If I didn't, you would be worried about me. My phone helps me with my homework too. I can look up anything in a second. It's really hard to be successful today if you don't have a phone. Social media, games, and apps might seem silly to you, but they help me to keep in touch with my friends. I promise to cut back my phone use, and I won't use it at the dinner table any more. But giving it up for a week would be a mistake and it wouldn't change anything in the long term. Love, Frank |
1.How long does Frank's dad advise him to give up his phone?
A.For a week. B.For a month. C.For a year. D.Forever.
2.What does Frank think of social media, games, and apps?
A.They make him smart. B.They make him relaxed.
C.They help him make lots of money. D.They help him keep in touch with his friends.
3.According to the passage, Frank promises to ________.
A.use it at the dinner table B.use it at home
C.spend less time on it D.give it up forever
4.What can we learn from the passage?
A.Frank thinks it is a waste of time to use phones.
B.Frank sometimes uses his phone to look up something.
C.All teenagers depend on their phones too much.
D.Frank's dad thinks it's OK to check basketball scores at the dinner table.
根据短文(C)内容完成表格，每空一词。
What foods are successful? Hamburgers and pizzas are popular. But instant noodles (方便面) have also become the world’s success. Now instant noodles are celebrating their 61st birthday!
Instant noodles were invented by a Japanese named Momofuku Ando. To find a way to make noodles last longer, Ando began experimenting (实验) in 1955 and three years later, he made the first bag of instant noodles.
Each year, 95 billion (十亿) bags of instant noodles are eaten around the world. In the UK, people call instant noodles “pot noodles”. University students like them a lot. During the first term at college, you may be given a gift bag that includes instant noodles. Instant noodles are cheap and easy to eat. But watch out! People may think you are lazy if you are an instant noodle lover.
The UN often sends instant noodles as part of its food aid (援助). This is because of their long life and high fat, which makes people feel full for longer time.
However, instant noodles aren’t healthy. They are high in fat and salt. Health experts say they are bad for us and we shouldn’t eat them too often.
Let’s Get to Know Instant Noodles | |
Who invented them | Momofuku Ando who is from 1. |
The popularity of them | The 2. of them eaten by people is as large as 95 billion. Low in 3. and easy to eat. In the UN, they are 4. of its food aid. |
Disadvantages | Being high in fat and 5. |