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1、知識像燭光，能照亮一個人，也能照亮無數(shù)的人。-培根初中英語選詞填空專項練習(xí)Ahealth suggest risk fish stop which run at do littleDuring the novel coronavirus outbreak, you might still want to take a walk or run to stay fit. How do you stay safe while exercising?The British health department ( 部門) has given some 1_. People should keep a d

2、istance ( 距離) of 1.8 meters from others 2_ the spread of mucus droplets ( 唾 液飛沫) that carry the virus. 3_ this distance, the droplets will fall to the ground before they can touch other people.But according to a new study, more must 4_. If youre running with another person, you should run side-by-si

3、de. This also reduces ( 降低 ) the 5_ of infection (傳染).Researchers in Belgium simulated (模擬) a situation in 6_ two people were walking or running together. When one person coughed or sneezed ( 打噴嚏) while running in front of the other, his or her droplets would hit the person 7_ behind. But when they

4、ran side-by-side, the droplets would be left behind, making them 8_ likely to spread the virus.Tips to improve your immune systemIncrease (提升) your vitamin D levels. Research shows that the immune system ( 免疫 系統(tǒng)) needs vitamin D to fight off viruses. You can get vitamin D through sunlight and some f

5、oods, including 9_, eggs, cheese, and mushrooms.Get enough sleep. Most people need seven to nine hours each night. Just one night of poor sleep can reduce your immune cell count (總數(shù)) by as much as 70 percent. Exercise often. This will keep your body 10_ and strong. Even at home, you can do exercises

6、 like push-ups (俯臥撐) and lunges (箭步蹲) to stay healthy.Bsame certain that show at good year find spend simpleWe enjoy making friends and cherish ( 珍惜) long-lasting friendships. Flamingos do the 1_ thing. A new study 2_ that flamingos have friendships that last for 3_.The five-year study shows that fl

7、amingos often 4_ time with certain (特定的) close “friends”. They also avoid 5_ flamingos.1 / 6知識像燭光，能照亮一個人，也能照亮無數(shù)的人。-培根Scientists 6_ the University of Exeter, UK, studied four flamingo species (物種). They 7_ several social bonds, including “married” couples, same-sex friendships and even groups of thre

8、e and four close friends. Famingos dont 8_ find a partner and spend all their time with them. When they have found partners, they still have other friends. This suggests 9_ long-lasting friendships might help them survive (生存) in the wild.This finding could help zookeepers take 10_ care of flamingos

9、. They can be careful not to separate (分開) flamingos that are close with each other.Cdo one make turn keep exercise away close on spread There are many useful ways to fight the novel coronavirus. 1_ distance ( 距離) from others is one of them. Colin Furze from the United Kingdom found a new way 2_ thi

10、s. He 3_ a 2-meter-tall bike!Furze calls the bike “Hicycle”. When he rides high 4_ the bike, he can keep his distance while still 5_. Furze made the bike with a normal bicycle and a stainless steel frame ( 不銹鋼架), according to Global Times. Its easy to ride 6_ you are moving and not too different fro

11、m riding a normal bicycle. But you cant make any sharp (急轉(zhuǎn)的) 7_, Furze said.To stop the virus from 8_, the UK government has told people to stay at home, the BBC reported. They can leave the house to do exercise, but only once a day and 9_ from other people. Schools have been 10_ across the country.

12、 Only shops selling necessities ( 必需品) like food and medicine are open. The rest are closed.Dhealth usual three good include other schoolchild prepare start own Do you have lunch at school? Do you like having lunch at school? School dinners (that means “l(fā)unch”) are a hot topic ( 熱門話題) in the UK. Som

13、e people think that school meals are 1_; some people say that they are 2_ than in the past and others say that midday meals should be free for all 3_.What is a school dinner?A typical school dinner is 4_ a main course (主菜), a dessert ( 甜點) and a drink. School dinners must 5_ food groups such as frui

14、t and vegetables,2 / 6知識像燭光，能照亮一個人，也能照亮無數(shù)的人。-培根protein (for example, meat, fish or cheese) and carbohydrates ( 碳水化合物) (for example, rice or pasta). There are rules about how the food 6_, such as limits (限制) on the quantity (總量) of fried (油炸的) food.Do all children have school dinners?More than a 7_ o

15、f British students have school dinner. Some take a packed ( 打 包的) lunch that is prepared at home. 8_ either have lunch at home or eat at nearby (附近的) take-away restaurants.The future of school dinnersThere are plans to examine ( 考察) school dinners in the UK and look at ways to make them better. Henr

16、y Dimbleby and John Vincent 9_ “Leon”, a chain ( 連鎖) of restaurants which aim to sell healthy fast food. The British government has asked the two restaurant 10_ to collect ( 收集) information about school dinners and see how they can be improved. Perhaps complaints ( 投訴 ) about lunchtime food in Briti

17、sh schools will soon be a thing of the past.Ebut read sit use as little also exact eat dependQ: Exactly how long is “the time it takes to burn ( 燒) an incense stick (一炷香)”? A: While 1_ Chinese novels (小說), you might see the phrase “the time it takes to burn an incense stick”. It 2_ to tell time. For

18、 example, in martial arts ( 武俠) novels, masters (師傅) often use this period of time 3_ the deadline (截止時間) for a contest (比賽).How long 4_ does it take to burn an incense stick? Of course, it 5_ on the temperature, wind speed and how long the incense stick is. 6_ it usually takes about an hour. At fir

19、st, it was used by monks (僧人) as a way to tell the time when they 7_ in meditation (打坐).There are 8_ other similar phrases that are used to tell time. For example, “the time it takes to drink a cup of tea” (一盞茶的功夫) is about 10 to 15 minutes. “The time it takes 9_ a meal” (一頓飯的功夫) was about an hour i

20、n ancient China. People in the past lived a slow life and would chew (咀嚼) carefully while eating. Nowadays, however, eating a meal may only take half an hour or even 10_.Frob be look with where never what one talk early3 / 6知識像燭光，能照亮一個人，也能照亮無數(shù)的人。-培根One day, somebody robbed ( 搶劫) a bank in the city.

21、After checking the scene ( 現(xiàn)場), detectives (偵探) came up 1_ two suspects ( 嫌疑人). Can you tell who 2_ the bank according to the information below?Suspect 1:“Good morning. Do you know anything about what happened at the bank 3_ today?” the detective asked the 4_ suspect.“Yes, people 5_ about it at work

22、. I think they said the suspect ran away in a red jacket. He also wore a black mask (面具), and he had three large bags of money.” Suspect 2:“Sir, 6_ were you when the robbery happened?” the detective asked the second suspect.“I was at work,” the suspect answered.“Have you ever 7_ in this bank?” the d

23、etective asked.“No,” he said.“Do you mind if we bring you to the bank 8_ at some of the evidence (證據(jù))?” the detective asked.“Go ahead,” the suspect said, “take me back to the bank and see 9_ you can find.”Answer:Suspect 2 might be the one who robbed the bank. He said “take me back to the bank”. But

24、just before that, he said that he had 10_ been to that bank.Gyou sky music sing for picture play call risk realUS country music singer Kacey Musgraves, 31, joined the One World: Together at Home charity concert on April 19. The livestreamed ( 直播的 ) concert invited 1_ from all over the world 2_ from

25、home and cheer people up. Kacey sang a song 3_ Rainbow.While she 4_ the piano and singing the song at home, the screen showed many inspirational ( 激勵人的) 5_ of hand- drawn rainbows from around the world. “ I just wanted to say a sincere thank you to all the people out there 6_ their lives to get everyone through this crazy time. Thank you, it means so much to me,” she said. “Ive also been 7_ loving seeing everyones rainbows in their windows. Its encouraging me to sing this song 8_ you.”4 / 6知識像燭光，能照亮一個人，也能照亮無數(shù)的人。-培根Well, the 9_ have finally openedThe rain and wind stoppe