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文章导读
一、阅读理解 北京冬奥会闭慕式12辆晶莹剔透的冰鞋车在孩子们的簇拥下被推入鸟巢，十二生肖演绎
中国式浪漫，同时“中国节”结投射天空，“分别柳枝”诠释中国“告别”的传统文化。
二、阅读理解 冬奥盛会给中国和世界带来了什么？
三、阅读理解 家事变国事，父母们应要“依法带娃”。 2022年1月1日，《家庭教育促进法》开始生效。未成年人的父母或者其他监护人应该重视家庭教育，
四、阅读理解 国家推行“三胎”政策应对人口老龄化问题。
五、完形填空 数字人民币的使用。给国人带来更多的安全与方便。
六、阅读理解 新技术为冬奥运动员插上“隐形的翅膀”。
七、阅读填空 冰雪运动“江湖”涌现五大新秀。
八、书面表达  2022年1月1日，《家庭教育促进法》开始生效。就此话题班级组织英语演讲
“家庭教育该如何进行”
一、阅读理解

The big ceremony was held on Sunday night in Beijing to mark the closing of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
The ceremony at the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest, began with children dancing while holding snowflake-shaped lanterns. Accompanied（陪伴） by adult performers, they rode in 12 carts which were shaped like ice-skating boots and inspired（启发） by the 12 animal signs of the Chinese traditional zodiac（中国生肖） system.
A traditional "Chinese knot" pattern appeared over the stadium before athletes entered the venue（体育馆） to Beethoven's Ode to Joy. The giant red Chinese knot was projected(投影）digitally into the sky, symbolizing not only the connection of China with the world, but also the Olympic spirit of togetherness.
As another nod（致敬） to Chinese history and tradition, the stage, which was filled with LED screens, showing visual images of the weeping willow（垂柳）, which symbolizes farewell. Eighty performers interacted beautifully with the imagery of the willow, with music based on the popular Chinese song Song Bie ("farewell"). The song was adapted （改编）from Dreaming of Home and Mother.
The Chinese character（汉字） for the willow tree is liu, which refers to the sorrow of separation.
According to Huang Hui, a director and member of the creative team behind the closing ceremony, the idea of using willow to say goodbye was inspired by Chinese tradition. In ancient China, when two friends parted, the one who was leaving would receive a willow twig as a gift, meaning that it was time to depart(分离).they used a Chinese way to tell a story about parting.
Also during the closing ceremony, some of the great moments of the preceding 16 days of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games were highlighted through videos. The team efforts during the Games by ordinary people, such as 19,000 volunteers, were also celebrated, and representatives were invited to stand on the center of the stage.
A team of 44 children from a mountainous county in Hebei province and they sang the Olympic Anthem in Greek during the Games' opening ceremony performed the same song during the closing ceremony.
The theme song of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, The Snowflake, and the theme song of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, You and Me, were performed by children from the Beijing Philharmonic Choir before the Olympic flame was extinguished and fireworks lit up the night sky, spelling out the words: "One World, One Family".
Beijing is the first city in the world to host both summer and winter Olympic Games. Chinese film director Zhang Yimou became the world's first director in charge of the opening and closing ceremonies of two different Olympic Games.
Much like the opening ceremony，the closing ceremony put an emphasis on athletes, children, Chinese tradition and ordinary people. That’s the Chinese Olympic spirit: “people -centered”
1. When the closing ceremony began ,what can we know except_______?
A. Children rode 12 carts with adults dancing.
B. The carts looked like ice-skating boots.
C. There were 12 animals decorating the carts separately.
D. The 12 animals come from the zodiac system.
2.It was not the reason why “Chinese knot” was projected into the sky.
A. “Chinese knot” can stand for Chinese traditional culture.
B. “Chinese knot” symbolizes the connection of China with the world,
C. “Chinese knot” is Chinese people’s love and especially red means “warmth’.
D. “Chinese knot” also shows the Olympic spirit of togetherness.
3.How many things are mentioned representing(代表) Chinese traditional elements in the article
A. 1 B. 2 C.3 D. 4
4.Which statement is wrong?
A. In Chinese culture willow as a gift means departing.
B. In Chinese culture willow as a gift means sorrow.
C. Zhang Yimou is the world's first director responsible for the opening and closing ceremonies of two different Olympic Games.
D. Inviting some ordinary people to the center of the stage shows the Chinese Olympic spirit “people -centered”
5. What’s the main idea of this article?
A. The Chinese Olympic spirit “people -centered”
B The introduction to the closing ceremony of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
C. The introduction to some Chinese culture at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
D. The introduction to the success of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
【答案】ACCBB
【解析】本文介绍北京冬奥会闭幕式的一些情况。中国元素，人文精神，奥运精神和其他一些细节。
1.细节理解题。第二段小推车鞋子形状，有中国传统12生肖装饰。A叙述与原文有差别。故A叙述错误。答案选A
2. 细节理解题。从A traditional "Chinese knot" pattern可知A正确BD第二段都有提及。C没有提到故答案选C。
3.细节理解题。本文提及3种中国元素。“中国结” “12生肖”“柳枝文化”故答案选C
4.细节理解题。从文中叙述可知“相互赠柳枝”代表“分别的苦痛”而不是代表苦痛。故B叙述错误。
5.主旨大意题。本文介绍北京冬奥会闭幕式的一些情况。这个标题比较全面。故答案 选B
二、阅读理解
The Olympic flame (火焰) has been put out, bringing down the curtain (帷幕) on the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. But passion lingers (继续存留) for a sporting event that has inspired the world during the pandemic.
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach called the Games very successful in his closing ceremony speech at the National Stadium. “The Olympic spirit could only shine so brightly because the Chinese people set the stage in such an excellent way and in a safe way,” he said.
At Beijing 2022, a total of 2,877 athletes from 91 countries and regions competed for 109 gold medals. Through 17 days of outstanding performances on the ice and snow, 17 Olympic records, including two world records, were broken.
“This is a real example of the Olympic motto (口号): Faster, Higher, Stronger － Together,” said Cai Qi, president of the Beijing organizing committee.
As the first city to ever host both the Summer and Winter Olympics, Beijing provided thoughtful services to all the participants.
Beijing 2022 was the first international multi-sport event to be held on schedule during the COVID-19 pandemic. Athletes were kept safe within a closed loop (闭环), preventing any imported cases (输入性病例) from spreading to the outside public. “With an infection rate (感染率) of 0.01, it was one of the safest places on the planet, if not the safest place on the planet, and this is a great achievement,” said Bach.
The popularity of ice and snow sports is growing around China. The country has achieved its goal to engage (使参与) 300 million people in winter sports. Winter sports facilities (设施) have even spread to the southern parts of China where winters are warmer. For example, an indoor ski resort (滑雪场) opened in Guangzhou. The Sunac Snow Park is as large as 22 soccer fields and has received more than 2 million visitors since it opened in 2019,
1. Thomas Bach agreed that the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics were _____.
A. timely B. unsafe C. successful D. hurried
2. Paragraph 3 is written to show the Games’ _____.
A. main achievements B. participating nations
C. medal ranking D. new Olympic records
3. In view of the pandemic, what actions did China take at the Winter Olympics?
A. The high-risk events were called off.
B. Imported cases were under control in a closed loop.
C. Infected athletes were sent back to their countries.
D. Participants were vaccinated in China.
4. What is the main message of the last paragraph?
A. More people around the world will pay attention to China.
B. Winter sports are less popular in southern China.
C. China is rich with snow and ice resources.
D. China’s winter sports have developed quickly.
【答案】CABD
【解析】本文叙述冬奥会在疫情情况下中国成功举办，本介绍冰雪运动给中国带来的影响并迅速发展。
1.C细节理解题。从第二段 International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach called the Games very successful in his closing ceremony speech at the National Stadium.国际奥委会（IOC）主席托马斯·巴赫在国家体育场的闭幕式致辞中称本届奥运会“非常出色”。可知答案选C
2.A主旨大意题。第三段主要叙述这次冬奥会取得成绩。故答案选A
3.B细节理解题。从第四段可知：在疫情下实行闭环管理，预防任何输入性病例传播到外部公众。答案选B
4.D主旨大意题。最后一段叙述冰雪运动给中国带来的影响并迅速发展。

三、阅读理解
Think about what is happening in many families: kids come home, throw away their schoolbags, jump onto the sofa, get lost in the world of the small screen and become couch potatoes (懒人电视迷). Kids get addicted to (沉迷于) screens and games, suffer from myopia (近视) and become lazy thinkers. Now, parents need to take responsibility for family education to help shape the future for their children.
On Jan 1, the Law on Family Education Promotion (《家庭教育促进法》), the first of its kind in China, came into effect. It was passed by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress on Oct 23, 2021. The law says that parents or other guardians of minors (未成年人的监护人) should be responsible for family education. They are encouraged to educate their children properly － morally (道德上), physically and psychologically (心理上).
The law bans (禁止) parents and guardians from placing too much pressure on their children. Parents and guardians should carefully organize time for minors to study, rest, play and exercise, and make sure minors don’t become addicted to the internet. The law also says that parents or other guardians should not use violence (暴力) to discipline (管束) their children. They should not discriminate (歧视) against youth according to their gender or physical condition. For example, some parents might value boys more than girls or discriminate against disabled children.
The law also gives special mention to children of migrant workers (外出务工人员) in rural (农村的) areas. They may be left alone while their parents go to work in cities. It asks local governments to keep a close eye on such families, and help the parents get jobs locally so that they can be responsible for their children’s education.
Family education is a matter that concerns (有关于) the future of the country, says Sun Hongyan, head of youth and children research at the China Youth and Children Research Center. Now, with the introduction of the new law, family education is no longer just a family matter but a state affair (事务).
When parents fail to educate their children properly, they might be breaking the law. Although penalties (处罚) and detention (拘留) for parents were dropped from the final version of the law, they will be given a warning.                                                    
1. What is the role(作用) of the first paragraph in this article?
A．It only introduces China's family education is very poor.

B. It only emphasizes that parents should be responsible for their children's education.
C. It leads in the topic through some facts to show the necessity of implementing(实施) this law.
D. It improves readers' imagination.
2. According to the new law, which of the following are true?
a. Parents shouldn’t place too much pressure on their children.
b. Parents shouldn’t organize time for minors to relax.
c. Parents shouldn’t get addicted to the internet.
d. Parents shouldn’t beat their children.
e. Parents shouldn’t treat their daughters or sons differently.
A. abc    B. abd   C. ace   D. ade
3. What should local governments do?
A. Offer jobs for migrant workers in rural areas. 
B. Stop migrant workers from leaving home.
C. Ask migrant workers to take their kids with them.
D. Help kids left alone go to school.
4. What may happen to parents if they break the law?
A. They may get penalties.
B. They may get detention.
C. They may be warned
D. They may be sentenced.
【答案】CDAC
【解析】本文介绍实施《家庭教育促进法》的前提和必要性，以及其教育法的内容。
1.C文章结构分析题。文章开头列举一些事实和现状，说明实施《家庭教育促进法》的前提和必要性。故答案选C
2.D细节理解题。从第四段可知b c叙述都不符合原文。故答案选D
3.A细节理解题。从第五段It asks local governments to keep a close eye on such families, and help the parents get jobs locally so that they can be responsible for their children’s education. 它要求地方政府密切关注这些家庭，并帮助父母在当地找到工作，以便他们能够负责子女的教育。答案选A
4.细节理解题。从最后一段“当父母未能正确教育孩子时，他们可能是在违法。虽然对父母的惩罚和拘留已从法律的最终版本中删除，但他们将受到警告。”可知答案选C

四、阅读理解
  Are you the only child in your family? Do you want sisters and brothers?
On May 31, 2021, China introduced a new policy (政策), allowing all families to have up to three children.
The three-child policy is expected to fight the drop in the nation’s birthrate and deal with the challenge of a
rapidly aging (老龄化的) population.
The number of newborns in China has fallen for four years in a row (连续). The country’s total fertility rate
(生育率) – the average number of children born to each woman – stood at 1.3 in 2020. But to have a stable (稳定
的) population, the number should be 2.1, says the National Bureau of Statistics. 
On the other hand, the proportion of the over-60 population rose from 10.3 percent to 18.7 percent over the
past 10 years. This means there will not be enough young workers. That’s a problem for economic growth, says
Chen Youhua, a professor at Nanjing University. The new policy will maximize (最大化) the population’s role in
driving economic and social growth, since this is a critical time for China to become an economic powerhouse
(强国) with a quality workforce.
However, not all people have shown their support for this new policy. Some couples complained about the
rising costs of raising a child. An internet user named Qinfeng said, “The high cost of education and both the
physical and mental exhaustion (疲惫) stopped me from having more than one child.” Also, many women are
unwilling to give birth because that could mean losing good job opportunities, according to Mu Guangzong, a
professor at Peking University.
To give stronger support to families, the government will make policies in terms of marriage, births,
parenting and education, reported China Daily. For example, there will be measures to improve the childcare
service system, and to create more equal opportunities in education. The government will also enhance (改善) tax
(税收) and housing policies, and protect the legal rights of women in job markets.
1. What is TRUE according to the new policy?
A. The only child in a family needs support. 
B. Parents should care more about their children. 
C. Three-child families are very common. 
D. Chinese families can have three children. 
2. What does Paragraph 5 try to explain?
A. Why the birthrate dropped so fast.
B. Why the three-child policy was introduced. 
C. How the economy affects population growth. 
D. How to develop a quality workforce.
3. What does the word “critical” in Paragraph 5 mean?
A. early     B. anxious C. important    D. unexpected
4. What can we learn from the story? 
A. A high birthrate is a symbol of an economic powerhouse.
B. Parents face great pressure raising children.
C. Many women choose to quit work to raise more children. 
D. There will be more competition among women in job markets.
【答案】DBCB
【解析】本文介绍中国实施人口第三胎政策。
1.D细节理解题。从第二段说明中国已经准许生3胎，也说明政策的必要性。答案选D
2.B主旨大意题。第五段着重介绍为什么要实施三胎政策。“60岁以上人口的比例从10.3%上升到18.7%”“没有足够的年轻工人”答案选B
3.词义猜测题。The new policy will maximize (最大化) the population’s role in driving economic and social growth, since this is a critical time for China to become an economic powerhouse (强国) with a quality workforce.新政策将最大限度地发挥人口在推动经济和社会增长中的作用，因为这是中国成为一个拥有高素质劳动力的经济强国的_______时刻。通过说明人口政策的重要性说明劳动素质的重要性。故答案选C
4.细节理解题。通读全文及第六段B正确。很多人不愿意养多些孩子，因为经济和教育压力。故B叙述正确。
五、完形填空
On October 12th, Miss Wang, who works in Shenzhen, received 200 yuan in a lucky draw (抽奖). By downloading a certain app and ___1___ her registration (注册), she can spend the money by using the app at over 3000 stores in Luohu district.
From October 12 to 18, the Shenzhen government launched (发起) a test of digital currency (数字人民币). The aim is to ___2___ its usage, Miss Wang is among 50,000 people selected.
The pilot app is easy to operate. While running the app, _____3____ can swipe (刷卡) up to pay and swipe down to receive payment. The appearance of digital currency is ___4___ paper money: It has the national symbol and Chinese characters for the People’s Bank of China (PBOC).
In fact, the digital currency is ___5___ type of cash (现金) reported CGTN (中国国际电视台). It is digitally created and issued (发行) by the PBOC．It has real monetary (货币) value.
____6______digital currency can be used similarly to other e-payment services such as Alipay and Wechat Pay, there’s a difference. When we use those e-payment ____7____, money is primarily taken from a bank account. When paying by digital currency, the money is directly placed into and spent from our e-bank.
Digital currency makes people's life easier. It is expected to make people more ____8_____ and help protect the safety of the financial system (金融体系). It will speed up the ___9___ of China’s digital economy, according to Yi Gang, governor of the PBOC．
The test in Luohu shows that the digital currency ____10____ an important step forward. But the test is limited to small payments now, so it does not mean the digital currency will be launched in the market soon.
1．A．finish B．finishing C．choose D. choosing
2．A．call B．lose C. force D．advance
3．A．users B．bankers C．workers D. clerks
4．A．the same as B．similar to C．different from D. look like
5．A．other B．another C．others D. the other
6．A．Although B．When C．If D. because
7．A．method B．stations C．banks D. tools
8. A．interesting B．convenient C．terrible D. anxious
9．A．grow B．improvement C．growth D. improve
10．A．has taken B．has reached C. has formed D. has become
【答案】BDABB ADCBA
【解析】文章主要介绍了数字人民币的试用。
1.句意：通过下载某款应用并完成注册，她就可以在罗湖区3000多家商店中使用该应用程序进行消费。
finish完成，动词原形；finishing完成，动词-ing形式；choose选择，动词原形。and前后连接并列结构，此处用finishing与downloading并列。故选B。
2.句意：目的是促进其使用，王小姐是被选中的5万人之一。
Call打电话， lose失去，force 强迫 advance促进，。根据“The aim”可知 “the Shenzhen government launched a test of digital currency”可知此处是促进数字货币的使用。故选D。
3.句意：在运行该应用程序时，用户可以向上滑动来支付，向下滑动来接收支付。这里指“用户”如何使用这个app。故A符合语境。
4.句意：数字货币的出现与纸币类似：它有国家符号和中国人民银行的汉字。
A．the same as与一样 B．similar to 与相似 C．different from 与。。不同 D. look like 看起来像。D完全可以排除，语法也不正确。这里从后文叙述可知用similar符合语境。
5.句意：事实上，据中国国际电视台报道，数字货币是另一种现金类型。
other其他的；another另一；others其他人或物。根据“... type of cash”可知此处表示另一种现金类型，用another。故选B。
6.句意：虽然数字货币也可以像支付宝和微信支付等其他电子支付服务一样使用，但有一个区别。这里考查连词用法，根据句意，这里是转折关系。故选A。
7.句意：当使用这些电子支付工具时，
因为微信，支付宝这些都是电子支付工具，不是银行，故BC都不对。A要用复数形式，不对。答案选D
8. B句意：期待数字货币使人们变得更方便。。。
从前文数字货币使人们生活变得更容易可知后面用convenient 方便符合语境。答案选B
9.句意：中国人民银行行长易纲表示，这将加快我国数字经济的发展。
grow成长；improvement改善，名词；growth成长，发展，名词。根据“speed up”可推出是加快数字经济发展的进程，the后用名词growth符合语境。故选C。
10.句意：罗湖的测试表明，数字货币向前迈出了重要的一步。take an important step迈出重要一步。故选A。
六、阅读理解
During the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, athletes from all over the world broke both personal and Olympic records. High-tech elements have been giving “wings” to these hard-working athletes, helping them become “faster, higher, stronger”.
The National Speed Skating Oval (the Ice Ribbon) saw 12 new Olympic records and one world record, including Chinese speed skater Gao Tingyu’s Olympic record of 34.32 seconds in the men’s 500 meters.
Known as “the fastest ice”, the 12,000-square-meter rink (冰场) has received very good feedback from the athletes. “It makes everyone skate faster,” Gao Tingyu said after he bagged the gold.
The secret behind is a new carbon dioxide (二氧化碳) ice-making technology. Speed-skating requires a very flat (平滑的) ice surface. If the ice surface temperature doesn’t change much, the ice stays flatter. Flat ice is easier to skate on. Liquid (液态的) carbon dioxide was put under the ice for the first time. It cooled the ice and kept the temperature changes on the surface within just half of one degree.
In events like freestyle skiing and ski jumping, the direction and speed of the wind could largely affect athletes’ performance. A research team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed a wind measuring (测量) system using AI technology. “Some events only last a few seconds, and the wind is changing all the time. This system allows athletes and coaches to ‘see’ wind directly through real-time data on their pads, and decide when and where to jump,” the team leader Shao Yun told Beijing Daily.
There are many more high-tech elements that boost athletic performance, including drag-reducing (减少阻力的) sportswear, smart beds that massage (按摩) athletes, and robots that cook. All these helped keep China’s promise to hold an “athlete-centered” Olympics, said Zhao Weidong, the spokesperson of the Beijing organizing committee.
1. Gao Tianyu set a record for _____.
A. winning the first gold for China in men’s 500 meters
B. skating the fastest speed in men’s 500 meters
C. being the youngest skater at the Olympics
D. designing the National Speed Skating Oval
2. The underlined “it” in Paragraph 3 refers to _____.
A. the ice rink B. the gold medal C. the record D. the feedback
3. Liquid carbon dioxide was put under the ice to _____.
A. make the ice harder B. keep the ice cold
C. save water resources D. change the temperature of the ice
4. The system from the Chinese Academy of Sciences helps athletes _____.
A. change the direction of the wind
B. record their jumps in real time
C. measure wind more accurately
D. reduce off-site influence factors
5. What do we know from the words of Zhao Weidong?
A. China is expected to hold another Winter Olympics soon.
B. Other countries look at China with new eyes.
C. The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics were the best ever.
D. The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics were people-centered.
【答案】BABDD
【解析】本文介绍几种中国科技在奥运会上的应用，体现中国以运动员为中心这一奥运会精神。
1.B细节理解题。从Chinese speed skater Gao Tingyu’s Olympic record of 34.32 seconds in the men’s 500 meters.和Gao Tingyu said after he bagged the gold.说明高廷宇获得金牌。答案选B
2.A 字义意义。这里it指代前面12000平方米的溜冰场.故答案选 A
3.B 细节理解题。Liquid (液态的) carbon dioxide was put under the ice for the first time. It cooled the ice and kept the temperature changes on the surface within just half of one degree. 液体的二氧化碳首次被置于冰下。它冷却了冰，并将表面的温度变化保持在0.5摄氏度以内。答案选B
4.推理判断题。中国科学家研发测风系统，让教练和运动员“看见”风，并决定何时起跳。这些都是为了减少外部因素对运动员的影响。故答案 选D
5.D细节理解题。从All these helped keep China’s promise to hold an “athlete-centered”可知北京冬奥会以“人”为中心。这一冬奥会主题。
七、阅读填空
At the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, some young athletes made a name for themselves. AFP Sport picks out five talents who look set to rule the 2026 Winter Olympics. Let’s take a look!

Gu Ailing
Gu, 18, began competing for China in 2019, and was already well-known before the Games.
However, her three medals in freestyle skiing – gold in both big air (大跳台) and halfpipe (U型场地), and a
silver in slopestyle (坡面障碍技巧) – brought her to an even wider international audience.
Hoping to inspire the next generation onto the slopes, the teenager embraced (迎接) all the attention with her
trademark eloquence (标志性的口才): “I’m proud to have done my best to spread a positive and personal
message, and to have reached audiences willing to listen to me.”

 Su Yiming
Snowboarder Su Yiming, who turned 18 on Feb 18, showed his sportsmanship (体育精神), when many said he should have won gold instead of silver. In the slopestyle event, the judges failed to notice the gold medalist making a mistake.
Su and his coach told the event’s head judge Iztok Sumatic that they understood real-time grading sometimes can be really difficult after Sumatic admitted (承认) making an mistake.
Happily for Su, he finally realized his dream when he took gold in the big air.

Nathan Chen
Much of the spotlight in men’s figure skating fell on Japanese icon (偶像) Yuzuru Hanyu.
But that did not bother 22-year-old Chen from the US. Chen was all grace (优雅) and composure (沉着) as
he won his first Olympic gold.
An Olympic gold was the only major prize the three-time world champion didn’t have.
Hanyu, meanwhile, fell twice and finished fourth in what could be his last Olympics.
Chen seems to be Hanyu’s heir (继承者).

Zoi Sadowski Synnott
The 20-year-old snowboarder made history for New Zealand, winning the country’s first ever gold medal in the Winter Olympics.
She came from behind to snatch (夺取) the women’s slopestyle with an incredible final run, before being mobbed (围聚) in the snow by her rivals at the finish.
In New Zealand, her father made viral (火爆的) news of his own after a colorful interview. He appeared to have been toasting (庆祝) his daughter’s success just a bit too much.
“Yeah, I think really that he had a few too many drinks at that point,” said Sydney-born Sadowski Synnott, who also won silver in the big air.

Juraj Slafkovsky
There might have been no National Hockey League (NHL) stars at the Olympics, but Slovakia has one in the making in 17-year-old Juraj Slafkovsky.
The giant forward – he’s 1.92 meters tall – is considered a top prospect (有希望获胜者) for the NHL’s July draft (选拔). He is good at scoring goals.
His seven goals led all Olympic scorers as Slovakia won a bronze medal.
Slafkovsky, who plays pro hockey in Finland, is the youngest player to ever represent Slovakia in Olympic hockey and played against some veterans (经验丰富的人) twice his age. 
阅读填写表格
Fill in the blanks:
 
AFP’s top talents
Gu Ailing
• She won two 1. ______ in big air and halfpipe, and a silver in 2. _______.
• She tries to spread a 3. ________ message to the next generation.
Su Yiming
• He won 4. _________ in slopestyle, but many say he deserves gold.
• He won 5. ________ in men’s big air.
Nathan Chen
• He won gold in men’s 6. ________.
Zoi Sadowski Synnott
• She won the 7. ________ Winter Olympics gold medal for New Zealand.
• She won a gold in women’s slopestyle and a silver in the big air.
Juraj Slafkovsky
• He plays the forward position.
• He represented Slovakia in Olympic hockey and led his team to a 8._______ medal
【答案】1.gold medals 2. slopestyle 3. positive and personal 4. silver 5.gold 6. men’s figure skating 7. the country’s first 8. bronze


八、书面表达
 2022年1月1日，《家庭教育促进法》开始生效。未成年人的父母或者其他监护人应该重视家庭教育，家长除了要提供物质条件，还应该在道德、身体和心理上对孩子进行适当的教育。

    英语课上，英语老师组织了一场关于“家庭教育该如何进行”的辩论赛，你要代表学生说出大家的心声。请你根据以下要点写一份发言稿。

要点：
 1. 家长应多与孩子一起参加活动；
2. 家长应积极和孩子交流；
3. 家长应以身作则，不能沉迷电子产品；
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