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A(2023·安徽)
At the 2023 Shenzhen Marathon(马拉松), 45 - year - old Luo Shujian crossed the finishing line with his 13 - year - old son Xiaobai, who was in a special pushchair. They 1 the half - marathon race in an hour and 59 minutes.
The son was born with cerebral palsy(大脑性瘫痪). He had to stay indoors, but his father decided to give him a 2 and happy life by taking up marathons with him. However, the decision was challenging(挑战性的) because Luo had no 3 experience. He had to 4 at 4 a.m. to practise running before work. Whenever he got chances, he would take his son with him to races, 5 half - marathons.
Now Xiaobai likes to watch the world from his pushchair with his father during races. Though he cannot express feelings in 6 , he shows them through expressions and body language. He claps his hands and smiles to show his 7 . The other runners are friendly and 8 them on as they pass.
Their marathon races have 9 them to Chengdu to see pandas, to Beijing to climb the Great Wall, and to Lanzhou to take photos along the Yellow River.
Luo plans to keep 10 with his son to allow Xiaobai to live the best life he can.
( )1. A. held B. finished C. cancelled D. watched
( )2. A. full B. silent C. short D. boring
( )3. A. reading B. sporting C. writing D. acting
( )4. A. hang out B. break away C. give in D. get up
( )5. A. really B. luckily C. especially D. strangely
( )6. A. order B. wonder C. words D. numbers
( )7. A. doubt B. pity C. honesty D. happiness
( )8. A. put B. cheer C. train D. invite
( )9. A. taken B. handed C. avoided D. translated
( )10. A. drawing B. ringing C. waiting D. running

At the 2023 Shenzhen Marathon(马拉松), 45 - year - old Luo Shujian crossed the finishing line with his 13 - year - old son Xiaobai, who was in a special pushchair. They 1 the half - marathon race in an hour and 59 minutes.
The son was born with cerebral palsy(大脑性瘫痪). He had to stay indoors, but his father decided to give him a 2 and happy life by taking up marathons with him. However, the decision was challenging(挑战性的) because Luo had no 3 experience. He had to 4 at 4 a.m. to practise running before work. Whenever he got chances, he would take his son with him to races, 5 half - marathons.
Now Xiaobai likes to watch the world from his pushchair with his father during races. Though he cannot express feelings in 6 , he shows them through expressions and body language. He claps his hands and smiles to show his 7 . The other runners are friendly and 8 them on as they pass.
Their marathon races have 9 them to Chengdu to see pandas, to Beijing to climb the Great Wall, and to Lanzhou to take photos along the Yellow River.
Luo plans to keep 10 with his son to allow Xiaobai to live the best life he can.
( )1. A. held B. finished C. cancelled D. watched
( )2. A. full B. silent C. short D. boring
( )3. A. reading B. sporting C. writing D. acting
( )4. A. hang out B. break away C. give in D. get up
( )5. A. really B. luckily C. especially D. strangely
( )6. A. order B. wonder C. words D. numbers
( )7. A. doubt B. pity C. honesty D. happiness
( )8. A. put B. cheer C. train D. invite
( )9. A. taken B. handed C. avoided D. translated
( )10. A. drawing B. ringing C. waiting D. running
答案:
1. B 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. C 6. C 7. D 8. B 9. A 10. D
B(2024·淮安市涟水期末)
You might know about the Emei martial arts(武术) in wuxia novels by Jin Yong. Does it really exist(存在)? The answer is yes.
Emei martial arts started from Mount Emei in Sichuan Province. It has a history of about 3,000 years. Together with Shaolin and Wudang, Emei is one of the three main schools of Chinese kung fu.
Both strength(力量) and softness are important to Emei martial arts. While practising it, people have to move their hands and feet quickly and forcefully(有力地). The movements are full of ups and downs. Emei martial arts has 68 schools and 2,638 practice skills and ways. In 2008, the Emei martial arts became a national intangible cultural heritage in China.
Ma - Zhao Lingyun, 26, is an inheritor(传承人) of Emei martial arts. She has amazed people with her skills in her videos.
Lingyun started to practise martial arts at the age of 4. She loves to show different Emei martial arts skills in daily life, including those using swords, daggers, spears and so on. She also uses everyday things like feather dusters and brooms to perform(表演).
Four years ago, Lingyun became popular online for a video. In the video, she performed martial arts with a sword after throwing rubbish into a waste bin!
Lingyun and her team have kept working out new ways to promote(推广) Emei martial arts. For example, she puts games and fashion in her videos.
Moreover, Lingyun works hard to promote traditional Chinese culture beyond(超出) just Emei martial arts. She mixes martial arts performances with traditional Chinese calligraphy(书法), tea and the intangible cultural heritage items.
“Fine traditional Chinese culture is around us. I hope that my videos will remind people's love for traditional culture,” Lingyun said.
( )1. To be good at Emei martial arts, what do people have to do?
A. Learn the history of Chinese kung fu.
B. Practise doing quick and strong moves.
C. Create their own practice skills and ways.
D. Have a rich experience of life's ups and downs.
( )2. When did Lingyun start practising martial arts?
A. At the age of 4. B. At the age of 9.
C. At the age of 21. D. At the age of 24.
( )3. How did Lingyun become popular online?
A. By teaching martial arts in France.
B. By making swords with everyday things.
C. By performing martial arts in her videos.
D. By making videos about games and fashion.
( )4. Why does Lingyun put traditional Chinese calligraphy into her martial arts performances?
A. To learn some new skills.
B. To show new ways of making videos.
C. To make her performances look different.
D. To get people interested in traditional culture.
You might know about the Emei martial arts(武术) in wuxia novels by Jin Yong. Does it really exist(存在)? The answer is yes.
Emei martial arts started from Mount Emei in Sichuan Province. It has a history of about 3,000 years. Together with Shaolin and Wudang, Emei is one of the three main schools of Chinese kung fu.
Both strength(力量) and softness are important to Emei martial arts. While practising it, people have to move their hands and feet quickly and forcefully(有力地). The movements are full of ups and downs. Emei martial arts has 68 schools and 2,638 practice skills and ways. In 2008, the Emei martial arts became a national intangible cultural heritage in China.
Ma - Zhao Lingyun, 26, is an inheritor(传承人) of Emei martial arts. She has amazed people with her skills in her videos.
Lingyun started to practise martial arts at the age of 4. She loves to show different Emei martial arts skills in daily life, including those using swords, daggers, spears and so on. She also uses everyday things like feather dusters and brooms to perform(表演).
Four years ago, Lingyun became popular online for a video. In the video, she performed martial arts with a sword after throwing rubbish into a waste bin!
Lingyun and her team have kept working out new ways to promote(推广) Emei martial arts. For example, she puts games and fashion in her videos.
Moreover, Lingyun works hard to promote traditional Chinese culture beyond(超出) just Emei martial arts. She mixes martial arts performances with traditional Chinese calligraphy(书法), tea and the intangible cultural heritage items.
“Fine traditional Chinese culture is around us. I hope that my videos will remind people's love for traditional culture,” Lingyun said.
( )1. To be good at Emei martial arts, what do people have to do?
A. Learn the history of Chinese kung fu.
B. Practise doing quick and strong moves.
C. Create their own practice skills and ways.
D. Have a rich experience of life's ups and downs.
( )2. When did Lingyun start practising martial arts?
A. At the age of 4. B. At the age of 9.
C. At the age of 21. D. At the age of 24.
( )3. How did Lingyun become popular online?
A. By teaching martial arts in France.
B. By making swords with everyday things.
C. By performing martial arts in her videos.
D. By making videos about games and fashion.
( )4. Why does Lingyun put traditional Chinese calligraphy into her martial arts performances?
A. To learn some new skills.
B. To show new ways of making videos.
C. To make her performances look different.
D. To get people interested in traditional culture.
答案:
1. B 2. A 3. C 4. D
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