Xinjiang has become one of the top choices for Chinese tourists recently, especially since the summer vacation started.
The beautiful scenery attracts tourists from all over the country. According to CCTV News, from July 1 to 21, a total of 25.54 million tourists travelled to Xinjiang, up 15.7% year-on-year.
With the Xinjiang attracting tourists from all over the world, the Duku Highway recently became one of the hottest scenic spots (景点). It is known as “China’s most beautiful highway,” the Duku Highway opens only five months a year to travelers due to the weather conditions.The highway is only open to traffic from June to October, because of snow and icy roads, it will be closed in winter and spring.The road is closed for nearly 7 months a year. During the opening period, its special beauty will be amazing and make people enjoyable.
Viewing the beauties of the four seasons in a day from snow mountains to lakes, grasslands, deserts and fields of flowers is an amazing experience.These attractions draw visitors to one of China’s most beautiful roads, the 561-kilometer-long DuKu Highway, which wends its way through the Tianshan Mountains in the Xinjiang, connecting Dushanzi in the north with Kuqa in the south.
However, the tourist boom (旅游业的繁荣) also brought a lot of rubbish. Some rubbish can be eaten by animals and cause harm to their bodies.The tourism authorities of Xinjiang called on tourists to keep the Duku Highway, one hot scenic spot, clean and tidy.
Self-driving tourists, please bring rubbish bags and put the rubbish in dustbins along the road. Do not stop on the road and please park in the designated space. 
For tourists on foot or taking photos on the road, please take away your personal belongings and do not throw them away on the road.Please bring your own cups and recyclable bags to reduce the waste and pollution of plastic bottles and bags.Do not litter near water sources and pasture (牧场) areas to avoid litter being eaten by cattle.
| A．15.8% | B．15.7% | C．157% | D．1.57% |
| A．in winter and summer | B．in autumn and spring |
| C．in spring and summer | D．in winter and spring |
| A．Tourists bring a lot of rubbish. |
| B．Tourism drives economic development |
| C．Plastic bottles thrown by tourists will cause plastic pollution |
| D．The water source of the pasture will be polluted |
| A．b.c.d. | B．a.b.d. | C．a.b.c. | D．a.c.d. |
| A．The beautiful scenery of Xinjiang. |
| B．Annual opening time of Duku Highway |
| C．We should protect Duku Highway from rubbish pollution |
| D．Harm to animals caused by eating rubbish by mistake |
Yang Weiyun,73, is from Anhui province. She had been a Chinese teacher in a primary school for 30 years and a kindergarten head (幼儿园园长) for another 20 years.
In retirement, Yang also wanted to do something meaningful. The rise of short video platforms gave her the idea of continuing her education through livestreaming online (在线直播). In her class, she neither sings nor dances, she also doesn’t sell products. Yang teaches pinyin, reading and writing. Her students are mostly adults.
“Many adults didn’t have the chance to go to school when they were young. They needed writing and reading abilities. And I wanted to give them a new starting point,” Yang said. Yang’s class offers an easy and secret way for those who want to overcome adult illiteracy (成人文盲). More than ten thousand people have classes online.
Yang Weiyun offered free pinyin courses for kindergarten pupils about to attend primary schools. However, she learned among her viewers there are a lot of illiterate adults (文盲成年人). Yang said she found them are not confident. They are afraid to go to new places, they couldn’t teach their children or read their boss’s instructions. So she added special content (内容) to meet their needs.
Zhang Mei is among the students who benefited from Yang’s lessons. She had never been to school. She moved to the city after she got married. She couldn’t find suitable work. She couldn’t fill in forms or read the tasks from teachers for children. She watches Yang’s lessons in her spare time. Now she can read Chinese characters and knows how to write her name. She also found a job.
Yang said that she tried her best to find out what ways the students can learn and remember better, and her biggest wish now is to see these students graduate from her classes. Online teaching makes her feel that she is a “useful person” to the society.
1．What is Yang Weiyun’s job?| A．educator | B．doctor | C．worker | D．trader |
| A．selling products | B．dancing | C．reading and writing | D．singing |
| A．she gives them a chance to go to school |
| B．her blackboard writing is very clear and beautiful |
| C．in her class, adults can learn how to sing, dance, read and write pinyin |
| D．her courses not only protect personal information but also help adults solve reading and writing difficulties |
| A．①②③ | B．②③④ | C．①③④ | D．①②③④ |
| A．Knowledge is power. | B．Well begun is half done. |
| C．It’s never too late to learn. | D．Practice makes perfect. |
Some people think that eating ultra processed foods (超加工食品) can make our lives easier. They love them so much: pizza, hot dogs, sausages, hamburgers, cookies, cakes, candies. But others people who like healthy and light food believe that these junk foods aren’t good for our health.
The key problem with these foods is that they are usually very high in sugar, salt and fat, all these may be harmful to the body and brain. Studies have found they can make us fat, increase the risk of heart problems and cancer. They may even shorten our lives.
A new study has showed eating more ultra processed foods for more than 20% of your daily calorie (卡路里), your cognitive (认知) ability will go down, including the areas of the brain—the ability to deal with the information and make decisions.
In Brazil, ultra processed foods make up 25% to 30% of total calorie intake (摄入). They have McDonald’s, Burger King and they eat a lot of chocolate and white bread.
Fifty-eight percent of the calories consumed (消耗) by United States citizens (公民), 56.8% of the calories consumed by British citizens, and forty-eight percent of the calories consumed by Canadians come from ultra processed foods.
Those in the study who ate the most ultra processed foods were “more likely to be younger, women, White, had higher education and income, and were more likely to have never smoked, and less likely to be present alcohol consumers (酒精消费者).”
People need to know they should cook more and prepare their own food from the beginning. We say we don’t have time but it really doesn’t take that much time. And it’s worth it because you will protect your heart and protect your brain from Alzheimer’s disease (阿尔兹海默症). It’s important to remember this: Stop buying ultra processed foods.
1．What does “they” in paragraph 2 refer to?| A．Sausages and hamburgers. | B．pizza and hot dogs. |
| C．ultra processed foods. | D．hamburgers and cookies. |
| A．Your cognitive ability will be improved. |
| B．The brain will make better decisions. |
| C．Improve the brain’s ability to deal the information. |
| D．It will reduce the brain’s ability to process information and make decisions. |
| A．48%, 56.8%, 58% | B．25%, 28%, 25% |
| C．58%, 56.8%, 48% | D．28%, 25%, 30% |
| A．It must be the old, man, White. |
| B．People don’t like smoking and drinking. |
| C．Maybe someone who likes smoking and drinking. |
| D．Maybe people with low education but high income. |
| A．cooking by yourself | B．protecting your heart |
| C．eating ultraprocessed food | D．protecting your brain |
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