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广东省深圳市龙华教育科学院附属实验学校2024-2025学年九年级上学期10月英语月考试题
Building a country is never easy. It takes hard work from generation (代人) to generation. But how about destroying it? A new report from The Guardian said longtime of climate change can do that, The report said Tuvalu will be the first country to be completely lost due to climate change.
Tuvalu is a Pacific island nation with nine islands and 12, 000 people. It has long been at risk from rising sea levels, Now, 40 percent of the area in its capital is underwater at high tide (潮水). By the end of the century, it is believed that all the islands will be underwater, reported Reuters, So many people in Tuvalu have often moved around the country and even to other countries.
To help with the problem, the country plans to build its country in the metaverse. The digital (数字化的) country will recreate the same landscape and keep its cultural and historical records, No matter where they live in the real world, the people in this country will have their new identity (身份) and " live " in its online communities. The government hopes to manage and serve them in cyberspace (网络空间).
This news made many people in Tuvalu excited. But Li Zuxi, director of the metaverse lab of Qingbo Intelligent Technology, said it may not be the best solution.
Though the digital nation belongs to Tuvalu, it's still built on a metaverse platform (平台), " said Li, "Now, the metaverse is not mature, which may bring some problems. " He gave us an example. If people from other countries enter the space of the digital country but just show their names, how do people know if they do or do not, truly belong to that country?Li added that instead of trying our best to build digital nations, it's better to pay attention to saving the real world now.
Have you ever wondered why you can speak Chinese well but find it hard to speak English? Maybe you think it's easier than English. You are wrong! Chinese seems easy because you've spoken it since childhood. Now, we can't go back to our childhood to learn English, but we can learn from kids. {#blank#}1{#/blank#}
Play to learn.
Kids learn when they play games. You can't just learn English by reading a textbook or you will lose attention. You can learn English through imaginative play (想象游戏) like a kid. You can imagine that you're ordering a meal in London. {#blank#}2{#/blank#}
Learn in an English-speaking environment.
Kids learn from people around them. They see, listen, experience and speak. You'll need to create a similar learning environment. For example, you can stay with friends who are learning English, too. {#blank#}3{#/blank#} That's helpful for English learning. As there is usually one central topic, you can hear and learn some words about the topic in the English-speaking environment.
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One of the reasons kids learn so well is that they have no fear! Don't worry about making mistakes—just keep practicing until you get things right! {#blank#}5{#/blank#}But if you stick to it, and you will achieve your goals. Trust me—it's worth it!
A. It's important to retell what you read. B. Don't be afraid of making mistakes. C. Learning a language takes time and effort. D. Don't choose a book that is too easy or too difficult. E. Here are some advice on learning English like a kid. F. If you don't have such friends, go to an English corner. G. Think about how you talk to others and what food you would pick in English. |
The Hong Kong Place Museum We have more than 900 treasures from the Palace Museum. Many of them are on show in Hong Kong for the first time. Others have never been shown to the public before. Come and enjoy our museum! | ||||
Special exhibition(展览) | ||||
Hall 8 | ●The making of works: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy(书法) | |||
Hall 9 | ●Grand Gallop(驰骋) Art and Culture of the Horse | |||
Ticket Information ●General Admission Ticket [ Hall 1 to Hall 7] HK$(港元)50 ●Special Exhibition Ticket [ Hall 1 to Hall 9] HK$(港元)120 | Opening Hours ●Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and Sunday (10 a. m. to 6 p. m.) ●Friday, Saturday and public holidays (10 a. m. to 8 p. m.) | |||
Please contact us by visiting our Plan Your Visit page or call(852)2200 0217 for more information. |
The glowing (发光的) table The glowing tennis table, made in China, is a mix of technology and romance (浪漫). With a black rainbow-shaped base and touches of pink and purple, it perfectly shows romance of Paris. The table is fixed with changing lighting systems and smart chips (芯片) , which can be controlled through phones and cut down the risk of players knocking into the table during matches. The chipped judo mats The Taishan Sports Industry Group in Shandong Province has long provided judo mats (垫子) for the Olympics. During the Paris Olympics, smart chips were put into these mats for the first time. They can collect real-time information such as movement, strength, speed and more. The information provided better guidance for players during review. The smart footballs The smart footballs, made in China, at the Paris Olympics have AI chips for quick action recognition (识别). It can perform 500 recognitions per second. With limb tracking (肢体跟踪), the judges can make sure the fairness of the play. The footballs let players and coaches examine every move so that they can change methods. |
Friday, December 29, 2023 The school hall | |||
Part 1: 1st~3rd grades (9: 30—10: 30) Part 2: 4th~6th grades (10: 30—11: 30) Rules: ☆Group shows: no more than 6 students in a show; ☆Your show should be less than 3 minutes long: ☆You can give a show by yourself and act in a group show at the same time. Prizes:
Application (申请): ☆ Get the application by clicking here. ☆ Hand in (上交) the application five days before the show. For more information: Call John Smith at 666-3238. |
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