The weather is getting hotter and hotter. You are thirsty playing basketball or riding home from school. A cold drink may be just the thing. But be careful what you are drinking. Something that looks cool may not be good for your health.
There are plenty of “energy drinks” advertisement on TV. Most of them have beautiful colors and cool names. They tell you they are helpful to your health. Sounds great and lots of people believe them!
But after a careful check you may find that most energy drinks have lots of caffeine (咖啡因) in them. These drinks are especially aimed at young people, students, busy people and sports players. Makers sometimes say their drinks make you better at sports and can keep you awake. But he careful not to drink too much.
Caffeine makes your heart beat fast. Because of this, the International Olympic Committee has limited (限制) its use. Caffeine in most energy drinks is as strong as that in a cup of coffee or tea. Possible health dangers have something to do with energy drinks. Just one box of energy drink can make you nervous, have difficulty sleeping and can even cause heart problems. Scientists say that teenagers should be discouraged from taking drinks with a lot of caffeine in them.
1.How do the advertisements play an important tole in selling energy drinks to people?
A.By telling people they have lots of caffeine in their drinks.
B.Makers sometimes say their drinks can keep you awake and make you better at sports.
C.They make the weather become hotter and hotter.
2.The caffeine in most energy drinks is that in a cup of coffee.
A.the same as B.less than C.more than
3.What are the possible health dangers when you have energy drinks?
A.You may have difficulty sleeping and can even cause heart problems.
B.Your heart beats fast and you may feel happy.
C.Both A and B.
4.What does the writer think of energy drinks?
A.They are helpful to your health.
B.We can’t even drink them.
C.The young shouldn’t drink too much energy drinks.
5.In which part of a magazine may we read the passage?
A.Nature B.Sports C.Health
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UNICEF | It was set up on Dec.11, 1946 to help children in poor countries. It helps make the world a better place for children. |
ORBIS | It helps the people who can’t see. The doctors and nurses in the charity fly to the poor places all over the world. But they need lots of money to do this, so the doctors hope that the volunteer can raise money for them to support their work. |
Detroit Public Radio | One way you can help us is by volunteering your time during one of the station’s fund-raising (募捐) events, such as WDET’s Pledge Drive. |
1.What is WDET’s Pledge Drive?
A.A children’s hospital in a poor country.
B.A fund-raising event.
C.A radio station.
2.If Susan loves kids very much, what may she be interested in?
A.UNICEF. B.Detroit Public Radio. C.ORBIS.
3.Which of the following is NOT true according to the information?
A.ORBIS was set up to help the blind.
B.The volunteers in ORBIS always fly to the poor countries to help children.
C.It’s OK if you have no time to volunteer for a long time.
First Aid: Nosebleeds Keep calm and stay in a safe place. Press both sides of the nose while the patient sits and leans (倾斜) forward. If bleeding continue, press harder until bleeding stops. Call 120 for help if:— Bleeding doesn’t stop in 15 minutes. — Bleeding is heavy. — The patient has trouble breathing. |
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1.What should you do if have a nosebleed?
A.Press the right side of the nose.
B.Press both sides of the nose.
C.Lie down and rest as soon as possible.
2.We should call the doctor for help when .
A.Bleeding stops after 15 minutes.
B.Blood still runs fast.
C.The sick can breathe as usual.
Billy’s favorite color is orange. But he can’t see what orange looks like.
A month after he was born, his mother noticed that his eyes weren’t quite as _________ as a normal baby’s. “Billy would never be able to see, he is _________.” the doctor said. Even so, with the hope to help Billy learn all about the world around him, his mother kept talking to him and describing _________ she saw.
Billy does not only depend on his mother’s descriptions to learn about the world around him. He sees _________ his ears and his hands, too. He has perfect hearing. When people make phone calls, he can _________ the numbers they dial (拨).
“He is very confident and his disability doesn’t stop him from being an important part of the class,” his teacher said, “The students love him, and he is just one of them.”
Billy loves computer science. He began teaching _________ computer programming when he was just seven years old. As a young boy, he _________ going to study in Stanford University. And for years of efforts (努力), he got the best grades in his classes, he finally _________ his dream. Many people wanted to find out the _________ of his success. Billy explained, “Move forward! Don’t let any difficulties get in the way of your dreams.”
You cannot choose what you are given, _________ you can choose how you make use of it.
1.A.big B.large C.beautiful
2.A.deaf B.blind C.stupid
3.A.something B.everything C.nothing
4.A.without B.in C.with
5.A.tell B.count` C.make
6.A.himself B.themselves C.itself
7.A.looked after B.looked for C.looked forward to
8.A.came true B.achieved C.made
9.A.secret B.importance C.meaning
10.A.and B.but C.or
— Excuse me, could you please tell me ________ get to the nearest hospital?
— Sorry, I am new here.
A.how can I B.how to C.what I can
Don’t worry. He was ________ strong ________ he could lift the heavy box.
A.so; that B.too; to C.such; that