According to a recent report，kids in primary school spend about six hours every week doing their homework．So kids hate homework．However，their parents hate homework，too．
Is it good for kids to do homework？Of course，a great number of researches do show that kids can remember what they have learnt in class better by finishing their homework on time and homework itself plays an important role in developing their learning skills，such as independent thinking and creativity．
But for parents，the result is not the same．After a day of hard work，most of them feel like they're going through school a second time when they sit down with their children each night to help with their homework．And a recent survey found that 46 percent of parents feel like they don't spend enough time with their children，because they spend too much time doing the housework or helping with homework．And another 29 percent of parents have arguments with their kids often when they have different answers to the same question．
Now several education scientists strongly advise parents to stop helping．They say it will give their kids more independence and give parents back their free time．At the same time，the number of homework-connected arguments will be less at home．Kate Smith，an education scientist，says，"You don't have to know everything．Children need to put their hands up for help and so do parents．Use your resource-online teachers，or even your neighbourhood-just ask．"
（1）How long do the kids spend doing homework？ BB
A．About six hours a day．
B．About six hours a week．
C．About six hours a month．
D．About six hours a year．
（2）What do we know from the researches mentioned in Paragraph 2 ？ AA
A．Homework improves learning skills．
B．Both parents and kids hate homework．
C．Kids love doing homework by themselves．
D．Parents enjoy sitting down helping their kids．
（3）When they are helping their kids，most parents feel BB．
A．they are at work again
B．they are school students again
C．they are teachers of their kids
D．they are not as good as their kids
（4）Why do some parents argue with their kids？ DD
A．Their kids don't finish homework on time．
B．Their kids don't like to do their homework．
C．Their kids don't work out the correct answer．
D．Their kids don't agree with them on the answer．
（5）What's Kate Smith's advice for parents？ CC
A．Ask kids to finish everything at school．
B．Review everything they learn at school．
C．Look for professional help for their kids．
D．Leave the kids alone with their homework．
【考點(diǎn)】新聞報(bào)道；細(xì)節(jié)理解．
【答案】B；A；B；D；C
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1．Live-streaming （直播） has become very popular in China.Viewers can interact （互動(dòng)） with hosts by messaging them，buying them gifts，or sending them tips.
However，some children are spending too much money on live steam platforms.Earlier this year，a 17-year-old boy in Jingmen，sent tips that added up to 150，000 yuan to a host.That sum of money was his parents' life savings.
To prevent things like this from happening again，the National Radio and Television Administration introduced a new regulation （規(guī)定） on Nov.23 to better manage live-streaming services.
The regulation bans children from tipping or sending gifts to live-stream hosts and performers.It also requires people to register （注冊(cè)） on live-streaming sites with their real names.
This new regulation has been welcomed by parents.According to Legal Daily，about one-fifth of live-stream viewers were children.
"Online shows and live-streaming have become so popular.I always feel worried that my son might become addicted to （沉迷于） them or do something that is harmful to his growth，" said Wang Haifeng，a mother of a 15-year-old boy in Beijing. "Stricter management makes me feel safer."
In addition，there are some other measures to help manage live- streaming services.For example，live-streaming platforms will be required to put a limit on how much money people can send to live streamers.Once the limit is reached，viewers will not be able to send gifts or tips.
Other regulations include stopping live-streaming platforms from encouraging viewers to send gifts or tips.Any host who is found doing this will be added to blacklist，China Daily reported.
根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。
（1）What does the underline word "this" in Paragraph 3 refer to？
A．Some children send messages to hosts.
B．Some children become addicted to live-streaming.
C．Some children spend too much money on live stream platforms.
（2）Why has the new regulation been welcomed by parents？
①Because it stops children from tipping or sending gifts to live-stream hosts.
②Because it may avoid the harm to children's growth.
③Because the stricter management makes parents feel safer.
④Because it saves much time for children.
⑤Because it encourage hosts to send gift to children.
A．①②③
B． ①④⑤
C． ①②④
（3）What does NOT the new regulation include？
A．Live-streaming platforms are required to put a limit on how much money people can send to live-streamers.
B．Any host who receives gifts or tips will be added to a blacklist.
C．Hosts should register on live-streaming sites with their real names.
（4）What is the best title for this passage？
A．Stop spending money on live-streaming.
B．A new regulation for children.
C．New rules for live-streaming service.發(fā)布：2024/12/14 10:30:4組卷：4引用：1難度：0.2 -
2．News Review
APEC Blue People in Beijing got the saying after the APEC meeting in Beijing．It refers to（指）the clear blue sky during the meeting．To get such a blue sky，many factories in Beijing and nearby cities stopped work，and the number of cars on the road was cut．
A Warning Ticket A 24-year-old woman in Nanjing was given a warning ticket for eating food on the subway．Eating is not allowed on Nanjing subway．Up to now，2，698 people have been punished（懲罰）because of their eating，smoking or selling goods on the subway．
A Teacher-free Exam Recently，students at Ningbo Huamao Foreign Language School in Zhejiang took their mid-term exam-a teacher-free exam．After handing out the exam papers，the teachers left the classroom，leaving the students to take the exam without being watched．They only came back to collect the papers at the end．
A Tomato Fight Do you want a tomato shower？Come to the"tomato fight"in Spain!Once every year，people in the town of Bunol throw tomatoes at each other．Don't worry．It's not a real fight．People do this only for fun．
（1）APEC Blue refers toin Beijing during the APEC meeting．
A．the factories
B．the clear blue sky
C．the people
D．the cars on the road
（2）A 24-year-old woman in Nanjing was given a warning ticket foron the subway．
A．drinking
B．smoking
C．eating food
D．selling goods
（3）In a teacher-free exam，students take their exam．
A．a(chǎn)t the end of the term
B．outside the classroom
C．without giving answers
D．without being watched
（4）In the town of Bunol，Spain，people throw tomatoes at each other．
A．to have fun
B．to enjoy dinner
C．to take a shower
D．to start a fight發(fā)布：2024/12/17 8:0:2組卷：55引用：1難度：0.9 -
3．A four-year-old girl is lying in the arms of a doctor.She has just lost her motjye.ai.Her pink clothes are full of blood and her eyes look at something only she can see.
Every day we see pictures like this on TV.We see Iraqi（伊拉克） children asking for food and water from American and British soldiers when they move through towns and cities towards the capital，Baghdad.
We see these children following parents，carrying bags of almost the same size as their small bodies when they escape from their homes in Baghdad.
They show just some of the young lives that have been turned upside by ongoing war.
"Dad，why are the Americans fighting against us？Are we going to be killed？" asked the son of Abu，an Iraqi engineer.Abu finds it hard to explain this war to his eight-year-old son.He tries to make him feel safe by saying. "The bombs are far away from us.The Americans are fighting the soldiers.We're going to be all right." Even though Abu knows it isn't always true，nothing else can be done.In Baghdad，parents give their children sleeping pills to try and let them escape from the sounds of bombs.And all schools are closed.
Now things are worse，and the ongoing war makes it impossible to count the numbers who are hungry，sick，hurt or even dead.
（1）What is happening to the children in Iraq because of war？
A．The children there get better than before.
B．The children ask for food and water from American and Brazilian soldiers.
C．The children in Iraq go back to their homes in Baghdad.
D．The children live a most terrible life.
（2）The underlined word "ongoing" means "" in Chinese.
A．正在進(jìn)行的
B．非正義的
C．未授權(quán)的
D．即將進(jìn)行
（3）The father doesn't tell the truth to his son because.
A．he will lose his country and his son
B．he wants to make his son not feel dangerous
C．he is afraid to lose his son
D．he is afraid of the American soldiers
（4）The war in Iraq tells us that.
A．the Iraqi people in the war are much hungrier and worse than before
B．a(chǎn)ll parents in Iraq don't tell their children the truth about the war
C．nothing can be done except fighting in Iraq
D．America and Britain have helped Iraqi people a lot by giving them food發(fā)布：2024/11/30 22:30:3組卷：3引用：2難度：0.7
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