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Now, China has more than 68 million Internet users, according to the China Internet Network Information
Centre. This is the second highest number of users in the world after the United States. Today, 44% of
Chinese "netizens (网民)" are teenagers."They spend about 13 hours every week online," said Qian Hulin, an
Internet expert.
The main reasons why teenagers surf the Web are to search for information, to communicate with others
and to have fun. On the Internet, teenagers can find out almost anything. And surfing the Web can help
students with their homework and widen their knowledge.
Li Dong, a teacher at No. 41 Middle School in Shijiazhuang, likes her students to use the Internet. "When
we talk in class, students who surf the Net usually know more background information than the others," she
said.
In addition, people can use the Internet to write letters or stories and send emails. Many teens keep in
touch with their friends online. It is cheaper than phoning somebody far away and also much quicker.
B. England
C. America
D. Japan
B. About 13 hours
C. About 41 hours
D. About 10 hours
B. To search for information
C. To have fun
D. Both B and C
B. Because she wants to have a talk with them.
C. Because she wants to know what they do at home.
D. Because she wants to let them know more background information.
B. Sending an e-mail.
C. Making a telephone call.
D. Going to visit your friend.
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Everyone may feel it difficult to fit in with a new culture. However, you needn’t change everything about yourself, because all of your experiences are part of you and make you special. The following tips may help you live in a new culture more easily.
Teach people your culture. You’re the one who meets the new culture, but it doesn’t mean you should be the one doing all the learning. Take the opportunity to teach new friends your culture. They may know little about it. Invite them for traditional dishes from your culture, or show them how you celebrate your holidays.
Find a support group. Find people in your neighborhood who recently moved here. You can share experiences, cheer each other up when things get difficult, and introduce each other to the new friends you’ve made.
Keep in touch with home. You probably left behind your good friends and family when you move. If it’s a long time, keep in touch with them. Write letters, send emails, and make phone calls so that you can learn about the things happening there, and talk about your new experiences. Keep pictures around to remind you of home.
Remember: the key to getting over your culture shock(文化冲击)is to understand the new culture and find a way to live comfortably within it 52 keeping your culture in your heart.
It’s important to be yourself. Do not change too fast or too many things at once. You should have your own style. So, maintain(保持)what’s important to you and find a good combination between old and new cultures, and you’ll be fine.
1.The underlined phrase “fit in with”means “ ” in Chinese.
A.改变 B. 研究 C.适应 D.产生
2.The underlined sentence in the second paragraph means .
A. you should meet a new culture
B. you should keep the new culture far away
C. you should teach your culture to others
D. you should learn and follow the new culture
3.Which of the following words can fill in the blank of paragraph 5?
A.what B.why C.while D.whether
4.According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?
A. People should teach their new friends their culture.
B. People should try to make some friends in a new place.
C. people should keep in touch with home after they leave.
D. People should give up their old culture in a new place.
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Everyone may feel it difficult to fit in with a new culture. However, you needn’t change everything about yourself, because all of your experiences are part of you and make you special. The following tips may help you live in a new culture more easily.
Teach people your culture. You’re the one who meets the new culture, but it doesn’t mean you should be the one doing all the learning. Take the opportunity to teach new friends your culture. They may know little about it. Invite them for traditional dishes from your culture, or show them how you celebrate your holidays.
Find a support group. Find people in your neighborhood who recently moved here. You can share experiences, cheer each other up when things get difficult, and introduce each other to the new friends you’ve made.
Keep in touch with home. You probably left behind your good friends and family when you move. If it’s a long time, keep in touch with them. Write letters, send emails, and make phone calls so that you can learn about the things happening there, and talk about your new experiences. Keep pictures around to remind you of home.
Remember: the key to getting over your culture shock(文化冲击)is to understand the new culture and find a way to live comfortably within it 52 keeping your culture in your heart.
It’s important to be yourself. Do not change too fast or too many things at once. You should have your own style. So, maintain(保持)what’s important to you and find a good combination between old and new cultures, and you’ll be fine.
【小题1】The underlined phrase “fit in with”means “ ” in Chinese.
| A.改变 | B.研究 | C.适应 | D.产生 |
| A.you should meet a new culture |
| B.you should keep the new culture far away |
| C.you should teach your culture to others |
| D.you should learn and follow the new culture |
| A.what | B.why | C.while | D.whether |
| A.People should teach their new friends their culture. |
| B.People should try to make some friends in a new place. |
| C.people should keep in touch with home after they leave. |
| D.People should give up their old culture in a new place. |