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吉林省长春市德惠三中2020-2021学年九年级下学期英3月月考试卷

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    Nowadays, more and more schools in China make rules making students wear school uniforms to school. Parents and teachers think it will create a better learning environment at school, but some students don't like their school uniforms. So, what are school uniforms like in other parts of the world?

    In Japan, boys in middle school wear uniforms called "gakuran", which have dark jackets with stand-up collars(立领) and pants. Girls, on the other hand, wear uniforms called "sailorfuku" which look like European naval(海军)uniforms.

    Most schools in England require students to wear school uniforms. Boys need to wear long grey or black pants, white shirts and school ties. Girls have the same clothes as boy, but they can wear skirts or summer school dresses during the summer term. In the UK, uniforms were the custom throughout most of the 20th century, but now more and more public schools stop requiring students to wear uniforms. They think uniforms make students lost their personalities. (个性)For children in many African countries, school uniforms can be a kind of pride, or a huge financial burden (经济负担). Many children have only one uniform, and that may be all the clothes they have.

    In a word, love it or hate it, the school uniform is a part of growing up for children around the world, so you'd batter enjoy your school uniform and your school life.

(1)、The writer introduces school uniforms of different countries that she or he likes best.
(2)、In Japan, girls in middle school wear uniforms which look like European naval uniforms.
(3)、Neither Chinese students nor students in other countries like their school uniforms.
(4)、In England all schools stop requiring students to wear uniforms because they like uniforms make students lose their personalities.
(5)、In African, many children are too poor to afford more than one uniform.
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    Nearly 7,000 medical workers in the team supporting Central China's Hubei province left the capital, Wuhan, the hardest-hit city in the novel coronavirus outbreak in China, and went back to their hometowns on Tuesday, March 31, marking the largest scale departure (离开) of medics (医学工作者)since the first group left on March 17. The Civil Aviation Administration of China has organized 51 planes to support the departure.

    More than 42,000 medics from other parts of the country have joined the battle with local medics to fight against COVID-19. The support teams came from 21 provinces, cities and autonomous regions(自治区) and some of them worked on several battlefields during the past months. The support team from the First Hospital of China Medical University in Shenyang, was among those in the group. Sixty members were in charge of treating COVID-19 patients in 100 beds in the Union Hospital and treated 174 patients who have been seriously ill since they arrived on Feb 10.

    Wang Zhenning, the leader of its support team, expressed his thanks to the Wuhan people who offered great help to them. "I am proud to witness and play a role in history. We've been here, seen it happen and become better. Wuhan is our second hometown. We will forever care about the city and the people fighting with us." he said.

    Wuhan city government showed great thanks to all medics in a letter, expressing their gratefulness of the medics' efforts to save lives in the battle. "Thanks to your arrival, Wuhan welcomes today's peace and stability. We will always remember your kindness!" the letter said. In it, the city government also invited the medics to visit Wuhan in the future for sightseeing. Local people volunteered to line up and see medics off as the medics left for home after finishing their mission(使命) in Wuhan. Wuhan traffic police led the way for medics to the airport.

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