题目内容
Guo Jingming is a best-selling author in China. He was born in Zigong, Sichuan Province on June 6, 1983. He is well-known for his essays and fictions, such as On the Edge of Love and Hurt, City of Fantasy, and Tiny Times. His essays and fictions are especially popular with teenagers.
He is also a director and once directed his movie Tiny Times successfully. In June 2013, Guo was awarded the Best New Director at the Shanghai International Film Festival for his first movie Tiny Times. The movie has sold 6.7 million copies.
In 2001, Guo Jingming started to gain fame after winning the New Concept Writing Competition’s top award. Lots of young people got to know Guo Jingming little by little.
A year later, Guo entered the writing competition again and won the top prize for the second time. At the same time, a collection of his prose(散文) On th
e Edge of Love and Hurt was published.
In 2003, his first novel City of Fantasy came out. It was the novel that made Guo Jingming famous all over the country.
In 2008, Guo was elected to the Chinese Writers’ Association. He became the youngest member of the association. Guo’s Tiny Times series was published between 2008 and 2012.
1.The underlined word “fame” probably means “_____________”.
A. 名气 B. 失败 C. 挫折 D. 财富
2.A collection of his prose “ On the Edge of Love and Hurt” was published ___________.
A. In 2001 B. In 2002
C. In 2003 D. In 2005
3.What’s Guo Jingming’s first novel?
A. On the Edge of Love and Hurt.
B. City of Fantasy.
C. Tiny Times.
D. Cry me a Sad River.
4.What happened to Guo Jingming in 2008?
A. He was won the New Concept Writing Competition’s top award.
B. He began to make his first movie as a director.
C. His first novel was published all over the country.
D. He became the youngest member of the Chinese Writers’ Association.
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Lack of motivation drags people down in their language learning and high motivation pulls them up. 1. .
·Reward yourself after each hour of concentrated study.
2. . After each hour reward yourself in whatever way is most appealing. Here are some common 5-minute rewards. A cup of coffee, a quick phone call, a short bike ride, 5 minutes of TV sport, walking the dog, etc.
·Remove distractions.
3. . Listening to songs in the foreign language while you have a food break could make you feel still on target while stopping the distraction of hunger.
· 4. .
Some of the ideas students report for keeping themselves motivated go beyond just the language. Here are two ideas. I try to cook Spanish food. To feed interest in the country, I look at posters, pictures, articles, books.
·Look for motivation in the wider world
Keep your interest alive by watching movies, and taking time to have contact with native speakers. 5. . You can provide conversation in Chinese for overseas students, and in exchange they spend an hour another day talking their language with you. If you combine this with lunch then it doesn’t even take extra time.
A. Acknowledge your weaknesses. B. Focus on aspects of the culture. C. Only you know what your most frequent distractions are, but hunger is a common one. D. If you are someone who needs to motivate yourself, here are some of the tips that can work. E. In some universities and schools there are learning exchanges. F. Breaks are important in any kind of study. G. Make yourself read beyond the course. |
truth is that some of them have instincts, and besides this, I am sure they can feel certain things we humans cannot. A personal experience showed me this.
ina. British high schools have shorter school hours and 3._________ (small) class sizes. Besides, the homework was not as heavy as 4.________I used to get in my old days. Students there have to move to different classrooms 5._______ different classes. They have to study Maths, English and science, but can drop some subjects6.______ they don’t like them.