Are you short-sighted? If you are, your parents might have tried to do something to fix it, such as having you get an eye massage(按摩), take medicine or even get surgery(手术). People who offer these services or products often say that they can reduce or even cure short sight.

However, you will no longer see advertisements like this before long. The government has issued a notice to ban(禁止) businesses from using words like “recovery" or "short sight cure" in their advertisements.

The notice says that short sight cannot be completely cured with current medical technology. Therefore, these advertisements could mislead children and their parents.

Young people can prevent and control short sight by spending more time outside and less time in front of books or computers. People who have sight problems should first go to a hospital and let a doctor decide what to do.

More than 450 million Chinese have suffered from short sight since June 2018. Short sight rates are around 30 percent for primary school students, 60 percent for junior high school students and 80 percent for senior high school students. This is likely because students spend a lot of time reading books and using electronic devices.

To reduce short sight among young people, the government made a new plan last August. The plan is designed to limit the amount of time children spend playing video games, as well as limit the production of new video games.

26．Some people say that they can cure short sight to _________.

A．show off their high-leveled skills   B．sell more products and services

C．share their medical technology       D．prove that eye massages are useful

27．Advertisements with the word "__________“ will be banned by the government.

A．recovery         B．eyesight         C．short sight      D．surgery

28．If you have a sight problem, you should ___________ first.

A．get surgery                          B．get an eye massage

C．take some medicine                   D．ask a doctor for advice

29．According to this passage, which group has the highest short sight rate?

A．Primary school students.             B．Junior high school students,

C．Senior high school students.         D．College students.

30．From the last two paragraphs, we can know that _________.

A．students should be stopped from using mobile phones

B．students in lower grades are more likely to get short sight

C．production of new video games will be limited

D．a law was made to protect the eyesight of people

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If you've ever stayed up late and then gotten up early the next day, you know what it's like not to get enough sleep. It's very uncomfortable feeling. In fact, for many years scientists 44．(believe) that sleep is like food - if we don’t get enough of it, we might get sick or even die. But now they 45． (start)to wonder just how much sleep we need.

Researchers at Imperial College London did a study on fruit flies(果蝇). They found that flies that slept for very short periods of time - about72 minutes a day -still 46． (live) about as long as flies that slept for normal amounts of time. One of the female slept for just 4 minutes each day on average. This has led the researchers to wonder if sleep is less necessary than we previously thought.

Humans are very different from fruit flies. Sleep 47．(help) repair tissue (组织) when our bodies perform a lot of maintenance (维护). Sleeping allows our bodies 48． (get) well again from the stress we experience each day. But can we really die from not sleeping? No humans have died so far from 49． (stay) awake for too long. The current(现在的)world record for sleeplessness 50． (hold) by Randy Gardner from the US, who stayed awake for 11 days and 25 minutes in 1964.

Scientist have not yet found any animals that don’t sleep at all. Even animals that only sleep for short periods are not completely sleepless.

    Timely and transparent(透明的) information is important when dealing with epidemics. In the fight against the novel coronavirus, China has impressed the world with its fast response(应对), transparency and close cooperation(合作) with the international society.

After the epidemic broke out in China at the end of Dec. 2019, the NHC immediately sent an expert team to Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, for a deep investigation(调查). On Jan. 8, the novel coronavirus was first identified(确认) as the cause of the epidemic. Three days later, China established a daily reporting system, updating the public every day. Both the central and local-level governments held daily news conference, giving detailed numbers of new cases, deaths, patients in serious condition and recoveries.

At the same time, China has been sharing relevant information with the whole world in a transparent and responsible manner. Soon after China worked out the genome sequence(基因序列) of the new virus, it gave the results to the WHO(世卫组织) so that other countries could use it to carry out research and develop medicine. China also provided WHO with a detailed paper about more than 44,000 confirmed cases, which offers “a better understanding about the age range of people affected, the severity(严重性) of the disease and the death rate,” said WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

Meanwhile, efforts and support from around the world are also being welcomed to fight the disease. At the moment, a WHO team is working in China to find more methods to better treat and prevent the disease.

“China has set a new standard for other countries to prevent and control the epidemic, while no other country has the scale(规模), speed, transparency and openness comparable(比得上的) to China,” said Margaret Chan, former director-genera of WHO.

41．When did China set up the daily reporting system?

A．At the end of Dec. 2019.                             B．On Jan. 5.

C．On Jan. 8.                                                 D．On Jan. 11.

42．What is the second paragraph mainly about?

A．When the epidemic broke out.

B．How China responded to the outbreak.

C．What the expert team did in Wuhan.

D．How news about the epidemic was released.

43．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 3 refer to?

A．Relevant information.                                B．The genome sequence.

C．The new virus.                                           D．A detailed paper.

44．According to Margaret Chan, we know that ________.

A．China has set a good example for fighting the virus.

B．China hasn’t followed WHO standards.

C．other countries failed to respond properly to the epidemic.

D．other countries don’t need to adopt strict measures.

Fast walking is the exercise between walking and race walking. A study shows that fast walking has become the most popular exercise in China and many people walk more than 5,000 steps a day. The results of the study are from QQ users. About 37% of the people choose fast walking as their favorite exercise; over 23% choose running and more than 14% choose riding bikes.

Fast walking and running are easy, cost little and work well, so they are popular. And many people would rather do exercise in nature than go to gyms(健身房). It’s best to walk fast for at least 10 minutes at one time and walk up to 6,000 steps every day.

The study also shows that people in Guiyang, Guizhou love sports most. On average(平均), everyone there walks 5,941 steps every day. It seems that people in places with better environment and air are more willing to(更愿意) do sports.

18．Many people in China walk more than   steps a day.

A．6,000                                B．5, 941                                C．5,000

19．Over 23% of the Chinese people choose   as their favorite exercise.

A．                                        B．                                        C．

20．Many people prefer to do exercise    .

A．at home                             B．in nature                            C．in the gym

21．The writer probably agrees that    .

A．people live in big cities are more willing to do sports

B．fast walking is not difficult, costs little and works well

C．it’s bad for people to walk fast for more than 10 minutes at one time

22．We can read this passage in the column(栏目)   of a newspaper.

A．Mum’s Kitchen                   B．Music Today                      C．Health & Sports

How much sleep do we need? We are all different. Some people need only three hours of sleep a night. Others need ten hours of sleep a night. Most Americans sleep an average (平均) of seven to eight hours a night. After the age of fifty, the average sleep time goes down to 6.5 hours a day. Most people have a night when they can not sleep. About one in three Americans has a problem with sleep. Many of these people can not fall asleep. The name of this problem is insomnia.

This is not a new problem. Many famous people in history had insomnia. Some of these people had special ideas to make them sleep. Benjamin Franklin, a famous statesman and inventor, had four beds. He moved from one to another to fall asleep. King Louis XIV of France had 413 beds and hoped to fall asleep in one of them. Mark Twain, a famous American writer, had a different way. He lay at the other the end of the bed!

31．People’s sleeping time at night is ________________.

A．three hours             B．ten hours                C．not the same           D．not different

32．In America, when people are more than fifty, they often sleep ________ hours a night.

A．a lot more              B．seven to eight          C．only three               D．about six and a half

33．When Benjamin Franklin couldn’t fall asleep, he _______________.

A．went to sleep in another bed                        B．made another bed

C．moved the bed to another room                    D．slept on the floor

34．When he had sleeping problems, _______________ lay at the other end of the bed.

A．Benjamin Franklin  B．Louis XIV              C．Mark Twain            D．Thomas Edison

35．The word “ insomnia ” means _______________ in Chinese.

A．失明                      B．失眠                      C．失语                      D．失聪