For several years, a computer game “Happy Farm” has been popular among Chinese people.

Today, many Chinese have their own real Happy Farms.

A Farm of Her Own

It is Saturday. Yan Zhen is leaving for her grounds at edge of Beijing. She rents a piece of farmland for eight hundred yuan per year in the happy farm in the west of Beijing, an area of fifteen square meters.

If you're not good at farming, you can pay a farmer to care for the land, and you just pick the vegetables and visit the countryside with your friends or family on weekends. However, on some other farms, you just bring your basket and pick the fruits and vegetables you want before paying money.

Concern about Food Safety

“I think we Chinese have been troubled by problems of food safety. When you have planted your own vegetables, and you know what fertilizers(肥料) you have used. Pick them with your own hands, this is very safe.” Yan Zhen said.

The Happy Farm

Older people often remember that many years ago, farm products were untreated and food was clean, but now they are worrying about the poor food quality. Some of them find on these farms a means to help the community and to better feed the family. Some of them start gardening for their pregnant(懷孕)daughters to protect the health of the mother and child. On the other hand, some parents want to teach their children the value of work and healthy foods on a farm.

1.If you aren't good at farming, you can________.

A.Pay a farmer to take care of the Land. B.Pick the vegetables for free.

C.Ask a friend to help you. D.Rent the land to others.

2.We can learn from the 4th paragraph that________.

A.We must know how to use fertilizers. B.We must plant vegetables with our own hands.

C.Chinese are worried about food safety. D.Picking vegetables can make us safe.

3.The underlined word “untreated” probably means ________ in Chinese.

A.未種植的 B.未治療的 C.未實(shí)現(xiàn)的 D.未處理的

4.Some parents want to teach children________.

A.The importance of food. B.The quality of food.

C.The advantages of farm. D.The value of work.

5.The writer write the second paragraph mainly to tell us that Yan Zhen________.

A.wants to be a foreigner. B.rents a piece of farm.

C.lives in the west of Beijing. D.builds a house of fifteen square meters.

Many of us have had this annoying experience: You are waiting at a bus station when someone nearby begins to smoke. You move away, but there isn’t much you can do about it.

In Beijing, a new law is set to fight against smoking. A new anti-smoking regulation（管理?xiàng)l例）took effect on June 1st in Beijing. It is regarded as “China’s toughest（強(qiáng)硬的）ever” tobacco control regulation. Smoking isn’t allowed in all indoor public places, including on public transportation.

People who break the rules will be fined up to 200 yuan.

Smoking in school is specifically mentioned in this regulation. Teachers cannot smoke in front of students in primary and middle schools. Schools should also help students quit smoking and tell them about the bad effects. It can cause many diseases, such as cancer, lung and heart problems.

To get everybody involved（參與）in the movement, Beijing has set up a report hotline(12320) and Wechat account(Smoke-free Beijing). People can send photos to report smokers. The public is also invited to vote（投票）on anti-smoking gestures on Wechat. Until now, an image（形象）of a girl covering her nose with her right hand has got more than one million votes, making it the most popular gesture.

China is not the only country fighting smoking. In March 2004, Ireland became the first country to introduce a ban（禁令）on smoking in workplaces and public areas. Many countries, including English and the US, then followed.

1.A new regulation which fights against smoking took effect________ in Beijing.

A.on June 1 B.in March

C.only in school D.only on public transportation

2.The underlined word “quit” in paragraph 3 probably means ________.

A.give out B.give up

C.lose themselves in D.be found of

3.From the passage, we know ________.

A.people who break the rules will be fined up to 200 yuan

B.teachers can smoke in front of students only in middle schools

C.Ireland became the first no smoking country in 2014

D.Beijing has set up a report hotline 12369 to get everybody involved the movement

4.On Wechat, which anti-smoking gesture is the most popular?

A. B. C. D.

5.What’s the best title for the passage?

A.Anti-smoking Gestures. B.The Harm of Smoking.

C.Smoke Less. D.Saying No to Smoking.

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﹣Dad， could you please teach ______English？

﹣Sure! But it's more important to learn it by______．

A.my， yourself B.me， you C.my； you D.me， yourself

In our hometown, villagers leave for big cities to look for jobs.

A.two hundreds of B.hundred of C.hundreds of D.two hundreds

The exam is coming. You'd better ________ your lessons carefully.

A.worry about B.put away

C.go over D.pick up

—Excuse me, you can't take photos here. Look at the sign “NO PHOTOS”!

—Sorry, I ________ it.

A.don't see B.won't see

C.didn't see D.wasn't see

We're all looking forward to ________ the concert this weekend.

A.taking part in B.join

C.taking part D.take part in

There ________ any schools in the future. Students will study at home.

A.is going to have B.will be

C.aren't going to have D.won't be

me a chance and I’ll bring you a surprise.

A.Give B.Giving C.Gives D.To give