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VinDiesel,RubyRose,NinaDobrev,DonnieYen,KrisWu
Rating:
★★★★
Plot:
XanderCage(VinDiesel)isleftfordeathafteranincident,andthenhesecretlyreturnstoactionforatoughassignmentdesignedforhim.
JourneytotheWest:
ConqueringtheDemons(妖魔)II
January28,2017
KrisWu,KennyLin,YaoChen,JellyLin
Thefilmisasequel(续集)tothe2013film,JourneytotheWest:
ConqueringtheDemons,whichwasdirectedbyStephenChow.TangSanzang(KrisWu),alongwithhisthreedisciples,setsoutontheJourneytotheWest.Althoughtheyappeartobeharmonious,inreality,theyareplottingagainsteachother.Afteraseriesofadventureswheretheycapturedemons,theystarttounderstandoneanother’spainsandheart,andfinallysolvetheirinternalconflicts,workingtogethertobecomethemostuniteddemon-killingteam.
LivebyNight
January13,2017
BenAffleck,ScottEastwood,ZoeSaldana,ElleFaning
★★★
IntheProhibitionEra,JoeCoughlin,theprodigalsonofaBostonpolicecaptain,becomesabootleggerandlater,anotoriousgangster(恶棍).
TheVillageofNoReturn
Hsuchi,WangQianyuan,Hsiao-chuanChang,EricTsang
★★
Inabeautifulandquietvillage,anuninvitedguestandmysterioustreasureappear,makingaseriesoffunnystorieshappen.
1.Whichfilmcanyouseeifyou’refreeonJan.13,2017?
A.LivebyNightB.JourneytotheWest
C.TheReturnofXanderCageD.TheVillageofNoReturn
2.Whostarstwofilmsamongthefourmentioned?
A.ScottEastwoodB.KrisWu
C.RubyRoseD.Hsuchi
3.Whycanthedemon-killinggroupfinallybecomethemostharmoniousone?
A.Theyarefacingriskstoexploreeverything
B.Theycanavoidtheirinternalarguments
C.Theycanfullyknowabouteachother
D.Theyarefightingagainsteachother
4.HowisTheVillageofNoReturndifferentfromtheotherfilms?
A.Itisratedmorestarsthantheotherthree
B.Itisafollow-upfilmtothe2013one
C.Itisnotreleasedinthesamemonth
D.Itcanmakeaudiencelaughalot
WhenIwasincollege,IspentasemesterstudyingabroadattheUniversityofStrathclydeinGlasgow,Scotland.Inmybrieftimethere,IcametoloveScotlandforitslocalculture,foodandscenery.
Youmightthink,“Scotlandisn’tsodifferentfromtheUS;
theystillspeakEnglishthere!
”ButwhenIsteppedofftheplane,Iwasgreetedbyagruff-voiced(声音粗哑的)ladyatcustoms.“You’llbecomingfromAmerica,then?
”Sheaskedme,andInodded.“ButallofourguysareleavingGlasgowfortheStates!
”HerthickScottishEnglishandsenseofhumorwereobviousrightaway.IwasnotintheUSanymore,wherecustomsagentsneverjokearound.
AsIsettledinattheuniversity,Icouldfeelmyselfgettingusedtohearing—andevenspeaking—theScottishEnglishofmycustomsagent.Inclassroomdiscussions,peoplewouldsay“em”whentheycouldn’tthinkofwhattosayinsteadof“um”,whichwasgreatfun.Afterthefirstfewweeks,Istoppedchucklingaboutthis.Strathclydestudentsstayeduplateintothenight,runningaroundcampusandshouting,“Go!
Let’sgo,let’sgo,let’sgo[curseword]Glasgow!
”Prettysoon,Iwasnolongersaying“thanks”atthesupermarket—instead,Isaid“cheers”.
MyScottishfriendsdrankwhiskeyandatehaggis(羊杂碎布丁).IdrankplentyofwhiskeybutfeltashamedtoadmitthatIwasn'
tbraveenoughtotryhaggis.Scottishbakeriesusuallysellbridies(肉馅饼).Addacupoftea—thoughIusuallyAmericanizeditbychoosingcoffeeinstead—andabridiemakesforadeliciousbreakfast.
EverytimeItookatrainanywhereinScotland,I’dgazeoutattherollinghillsandwonderifgrasswasgreenerthananywhereelseintheworld.ThenI’dreflectthatthere’sareasonthiscountrywasthebirthplaceofgolf.
5.Whatdidtheauthorthinkoftheladyatcustoms?
A.Impolite.B.Friendly.
C.Serious.D.Calm.
6.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“chuckling”inParagraph3?
A.Talkingloudly.B.Comparing.
C.Laughingquietly.D.Hearing.
7.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?
A.ToexplainwhyScotlandwasfamousforgolf.
B.TopromotethedevelopmentofScottishcateringtrade.
C.Tointroducedifferentpronunciationsof“em”and“um”.
D.TosharehisexperiencesinScotlandasanexchangestudent.
Japanisamysteriouslandoftechnologicalwonders,butthelatestisarelativelysimplesolutiontoanage-oldproblemfacedbybeginnersandprofessionalchefsalike.
Grocerystoresacrossthecountryareabouttostartstockingonionsthatwon’tmakepeoplecry.Thenewtear-freeonioniscalledtheSmileBall,whichisaprettyadorablenameforavegetable,andit’sanonioncarefullyengineeredtonotirritate(刺激)theeyesofpeoplewhocutintoit.
Regularonionsreleaseagaswhentheircellsaredamagedandthatgasirritatespeople’seyesandmakethemtearup.TheSmileBallonionsreleasenosuchagas,sotheycanbechoppedeasily.Theyarealsosweetlikefruitwheneatenraw.
Thescientificadvancementofthetearlessonionisnotfree,however.SmileBalls,developedbytheJapaneseproducerHouseFoods,willcostabout$4.30forapackofjusttwowhentheygoonsaleinsupermarketsacrossJapan.That’saboutdoublethecostofanormalonion,butitmightbeworththeextramoneyforthosewhoareparticularlysensitivetotraditionaloniongas.Earliertestsalesofthetear-freeonionswereheldinTokyo,withtheonionssellingoutquickly.
8.Whatdothepeoplesayabouttear-freeonions?
A.They’retooexpensivetoafford.
B.They’resweeterthancandies.
C.They'
reespeciallysuitableforkids.
D.They’reworthbuying,thoughexpensive.
9.WhatcanwelearnabouttheSmileBall?
A.Itnevergivesoffastronggas.
B.Ithasaprettylook.
C.Itbelongstoanewkindoffruit.
D.Itrarelygoesbad.
10.What’smainlydiscussedinthelastparagraph?
A.Howtoproducetear-freeonions.
B.Tearlessonionsaremorepopular.
C.ThedevelopmentofHouseFoods.
D.Peoplearesensitivetotearlessonions.
11.Whatcanbethesuitabletitleofthetext?
A.SayGoodbyetoRegularOnions
B.Tear-freeOnionsvsRegularOnions
C.OnionsThatDon’tMakeYouCry
D.TheFutureofTear-freeOnions
Arecordof6.15milliontripswasmadebyChinesemainlandtouriststooverseasdestinationsduringthesevendaySpringFestivalholiday,whichendedonThursday,accordingtotheChinaNationalTourismAdministration.'
Thatisanincreaseof7percentcomparedwithlastyear'
sSpringFestival.About374,000tripswereorganizedbytravelagencies,a2.5percentincrease.
Theadministrationalsoreportedgrowthfromindividualandhighend(高端的)travelersandsaidthatinadditiontotopandcoastalcities,inlandcities—suchasthoseintheGuangxiZhuangAutonomousRegion—becameimportantsourcemarkets.WithmanyChinesenowtravelingabroadforSpringFestival,theirchoiceofdestinationshasexpandedalongwiththeirgrowinginterestinforeignculturesandservices.
“Chinesetouristsareincreasinglywillingtoexperiencelocalculturesandservices,includingstayinginprivatehomes,appreciatingplantsandwatchingmonkeysinhotsprings,”LiXuejing,theagency'
smarketingmanager,said.
AChinesetouristsurnamedGuo,whowasvacationingonanislandinthePhilippines,said:
“Inowpaymoreattentiontorelaxationandenjoymentduringtheholidaysinsteadofshoppingorchoosinggiftsforrelatives.”
AnotherchoiceisBritain.Thoughthedevaluation(货币贬值)ofthepoundisafactor,Britain'
srichhistoryandfamouseducationtraditionhavecaughttheeyeofChinese.
12.HowmanytripsweremadetoforeigncountriesduringtheGoldenWeekofthisSpringfestivalholiday?
A.6,150,000.B.2,500,000.
C.7,000,000.D.374,000.
13.WhatcanwelearnaboutsomeinlandcitiesinGuangxi?
A.They'
rereportedtohavebecomeimportantattractions.
B.They'
refamousforallkindsofplantsandmonkeys.
C.Theyhavethebesthotspringintheworld.
D.Theybelongtocoastalsourcemarkets.
14.WhatwouldMissGuodoonhervacationaccordingtothetext?
A.Goshoppingforgifts.
B.Studyforeigncultures.
C.Relaxandenjoyherself.
D.Chatwithherrelatives.
15.Wheredoesthetextprobablycomefrom?
A.Aguidebook.
B.Anewspaper.
C.Ascientificmagazine.
D.Anadvertisement.
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Manyargumentsteenagershavewiththeirparentsareaboutonething:
independence.Asyougetolder,you’llwanttodomorestuffonyourown,withoutyourmomanddadtaggingalongwithyou.Theargumentsgenerallystartwhenyourparentsthinkyouaren’treadyforextraresponsibilitywhileyouthinkyouare.Arguingwithyourparentsisn’tthebestsolutionatall,butthebestsolutionisgainingtrustfromyourparents.16.
●Understandthatit’snotyourparentswhodonotwantyoutohaveindependence,theywantthebestforyouandthinkyou’renotreadyoryou’llhurtyourselfifyouhavethefreedomtodowhateveryouwant.Showyourparentsyoucanbesensible.17.Ifyoucan’tgethomeby9:
30,they’llneverletyououtafter10:
00.
●Agreewiththemsome“friendstime”andsome“familytime”sothattheyknowyouwon’tbespendingyourwholeweekendoutwithyourfriends.18.Theywon’timagineyougettingintotroubleiftheyknowhowtheyare.
●19.Theywon’tfeelmuchworriedlettingyougooffonyourowniftheyknowwhatyou’reupto.Callinandtellyourparentsthatyou’reOKfromtimetotime.Thelesstheyworryaboutyou,themoreindependenceyou’llgain.
●20.Iftheyfindout,all