My grandparents like stories________have happy endings
A.when B.who C.which D.where
I like all kinds of fruits, but I prefer apples________bananas.
A.to B.at C.in D.of
"No man is an island, entire of itself.”没有人是一座孤岛。我们每个人的生活都受他人的影响并影响着他人。每个人顺手的小事与平常的爱心都感动温暖着他人。某校在200名学生中做了一个调查, 了解同学们通常以何种方式帮助他人, 下图是调查结果。
请你用两段话写一篇短文, 第一段简要说明图表内容, 第二段结合你的经历谈一谈你印象深刻的一件帮助他人的事及你的感受。
注意：
1. 词数不少于80词；
2. 文章开头已给出, 不计入总词数；
3. 文中不得出现真实的人名、校名。
As a saying goes, "The rose's in her hand, the flavor in mine.” Helping others is our traditional virtue. Last week, our school did a survey about how you usually help others among 200 students. Here are the results.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Paper or plastic?
After paper, plastic seems to be the most popular material for making banknotes. Compared with paper money, plastic banknotes are stronger and last for a longer time, so people can keep using them. But they are much more expensive to make.
The fifth edition of the Renminbi (RMB) came out on Aug. 30, 2019. These bills will have brighter colors and new security features, which will make printing fake（假的）money even harder. We've been using banknotes for around 1, 000 years. Back in the Northern Song Dynasty, Chinese people made the world's earliest paper money to replace metal coins（金属硬币）. These banknotes were called jiaozi.
Obviously, paper money is cheaper to make and easier to carry. These advantages made it more popular than other forms of money. But now, in the digital（数码的）age, paper money seems to be disappearing for the same reason-what's more convenient than not having to carry any money at all?
My life in Beijing is quite different from that in India. 在中国, 我出去的时候很少带钱。I can pay for almost everything by Alipay. It's amazing. However, if you don't take wallet with you, you'll get into trouble.
-Sam from India
China seems to be heading toward becoming a cashless society. From supermarkets to street stalls（小摊）, people pay by using the WeChat Wallet and Alipay apps on their mobile phones. Sweden is even closer to a future without paper money. Many Swedish banks no longer even have cash on hand.
But there are worries about creating cashless societies. Some say, "It's unfair to the poor and people without too much education.”It's not easy for them to open bank accounts（账户）or deal with mobile phones. And if all of your money is digital, you may lose your money if your accounts are hacked（黑客攻击）.
Although paper money is in a losing war with electronic payment in some countries, it's still a big thing in most parts of the world. It may take a little longer than you think to see it go away.
1.When did Chinese people make the world's earliest paper money?
2.Why is plastic the most popular material for making banknotes? (one reason is OK)
3.What's the advantage of paper money?
4.Please translate the underlined sentence into English.
5.Please translate the underlined sentence into Chinese.
6.Do you think paper money is going away? Why or Why not?
Learn how to drive safely in the UK
British roads are the safest in the world一in 2010, only 3. 8 people out of 100, 000 died in road accidents. This number is lower than that in any other country. If you go there, you should try to drive the same way as British people do. This is some advice for visitors who plan to go driving in the UK.
Drive on the left side of the road. In most countries, people drive on the right side. Many visitors have problems because they forget about this difference.
If there is line of cars, don't try to go past other people to get to the front. This is called "jumping the line". If you do this, other people will get angry with you.
Stop at the traffic lights. In the UK, drivers always stop when the light is red, although there aren't any cars or people around.
Don't use your horn（喇叭）too much. If you do, people will think you are not polite. If another driver flashes（闪光）their lights at you, then they are probably trying to tell you that they will wait for you to go first.
If you have an accident, then don't try to bribe（贿赂）the police! If you do, you might finish your visit in prison（监狱）.
Learn how to drive safely in the UK | |
Drive on the left side of the road | Many visitors get into 1. while driving in the UK, because they often forget about the difference. |
Don't jump the line | If there is line of cars, you should 2. going east other people to get to the front. |
Stop at the traffic lights | 3. there aren't any cars or people around, drivers always stop when the light is red. |
Don't use your horn too much | If you do, people will think you are 4.。 |
Accident | If you bribe the police, you will 5. get into the prison. |
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Most of you will enter high school this fall. By that time, you'll find yourself immersed in（沉浸于）traditional Chinese culture.
In January last year, the Ministry of Education worked out a new set of curriculumstandards（课程标准）for high school students, People's Daily reported. 1. According to Professor Han Zhen from Beijing Foreign Studies University, the new standards echo（回应）President Xi Jinping's call for strengthening education. "The standards help students build cultural confidence,”he told People's Daily. 2. The number used to be 14. Recommended（推荐的）classic literature from ancient China includes the Analects o f Confucius（《论语》）, Records o f the Grand Historian（《史记》）and more.
Apart from Chinese language, other subjects such as fine arts, music and physical education will also focus more on traditional Chinese culture. 3.
China has also seen a growing interest in traditional culture in the private education sector （领域）. According to Southern Metropolitan Daily, since 2004, more than 3, 000 traditional private schools（私塾）have been built.4.
According to Fu Yan, a Chinese language teacher at Xuejun High School in Hangzhou, learning about traditional Chinese culture is a good thing for students.“5.” Fu told Qianjiang Evening News. "However, as their life experience builds up, they may develop their own thoughts about the wisdom of the classics（经典）, which could be a driving force for their growth.”
A. They mainly teach traditional Chinese classics.
B. Here are some of the country's most well-known works.
C. At their age, the students may be too young to understand some classics.
D. One of the biggest changes will be a greater focus on traditional Chinese culture.
E. The new standards call for students to be able to recite（背诵）72 ancient poems or articles.
F. For example, fine arts will include new lessons on Chinese calligraphy（书法）and painting.
