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It was a battle of power, as China’s Zhang Weili took on Polish competitor Joanna Jedrzejczyk in what is being called one of the greatest fights in women’s MMA history. People had high expectations for this match — and their expectations were met. On March 7, 2020, Zhang Weili beat Jedrzejczyk in Las Vegas, successfully defending (蝉联) her strawweight UFC title (草量级终极格斗赛冠军).

Both women are known as top fighters. Zhang, 30, won China’s first and only UFC belt last year in Shenzhen. Jedrzejczyk, 32, is a former five-time defending champion in the 115-pound group.

But this year’s novel coronavirus outbreak (新冠疫情爆发) made Zhang’s training harder than usual. She had to travel from Beijing to Thailand and then to Abu Dhabi before arriving in Las Vegas, about a week later than planned. Worse still, before the match, Zhang was annoyed by social media post by Jedrzejczyk. In a picture, Jedrzejczyk wears a gas mask (防毒面具) standing behind Zhang, making fun of the outbreak. The picture caused criticism and later disappeared. Zhang said she was fired up to make Jedrzejczyk pay for the tasteless joke in the competition.

Zhang’s considerable punching power (重拳) gave her the early advantage as the pair traded in the first and second rounds. However, as a former five-time defending champion, Jedrzejczyk used her greater experience and changed her style, catching Zhang with huge kicks to the face and body to win Round Three. Going into the championship rounds, despite looking the more tired, Zhang again caught her competitor with well-timed counter punches, winning her first title defence. In the end, Zhang scored a narrow win over Jedrzejezyk in the fight. Both ended up in the hospital because of the fight.

“All fighters deserve respect from one another in the competition, ” said Zhang following her victory. “Now the situation is not just affecting China but the whole world. I hope everybody in the world can stand together to fight the virus with a united effort.” she said.

【小题1】 How many times has Zhang Weili won the UFC belt?
A.Once.
B.Twice.
C.Three times.
D.Five time.
【小题2】How did the epidemic affect Zhang Weili?
A.It made her training harder than usual.
B.She was late for the match.
C.She was upset because of the outbreak.
D. The match was put off due to the outbreak.
【小题3】How did Zhang Weili react to Joanna’s Twitter post?
A.She ignored the Twitter post.
B.She made fun of her as well.
C.She was angry about it.
D.She hit Joanna after winning the match.
【小题4】 What is the meaning of the underline word “criticism” in Paragraph 3?
A.批评
B.赞赏
C.讽刺
D.漠视
【小题5】 Zhang Weili thinks that while facing the epidemic, ______.
A.trash talk is helpful
B.people don’t have to respect each other
C.we should protect ourselves first 
D.everybody should unite and fight together
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After a month of fires that gave off record-breaking amounts of polluting gas, smoke from Siberian wildfires is now making its way to the west coast of the United States.

The New York Times’ Somini Sengupta reports that Arctic wildfires in June 2020 caused more pollution than the data (数据) that had been collected in the previous 18 years. Seasonal wildfires are common in Siberia, but this year’s fires are unusually widespread in part because of a climate change-driven heatwave. The Arctic is experiencing climate change-driven warming faster than the rest of the earth, which sets up the dry conditions that make fires spread.

“I was surprised to see a fire burning 10 kilometers south of a bay of the Laptev Sea, which is like, the sea ice factory of the world,” said fire researcher Jessica McCarty from Miami University in Ohio. “When I went into fire science as an undergraduate student, if someone had told me I’d be studying fire regimes (管强体制) in Greenland and the Arctic, I would have laughed at them.”

This June’s Arctic fires beat the pollution record set in 2019, said Mark Parrington, who works with the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service tracking worldwide wildfires. Some of the fires may have spent the winter months smoldering (闷燃) only to grow again in warmer weather. And the weather has certainly gotten warmer. In June, a Russian town above the Arctic circle called Verkhoyansk hit a high temperature of 100,4 degrees Fahrenheit.

The current situation in the Arctic circle shows that previous predictions (预测) “underestimate what is going on in reality,” earth scientist Vladmir Romanovsky sold. He added that temperature observation in the High Arctic made in the last 15 years weren’t expected for another seventy years.

Millions of acres of land are on fire this wildfire season. Most of the wildfires are located in Siberia’s Sakha Republic, which sees wildfires frequently, but fires are also spreading further north and into unusual ecosystems, like those that are characterized by permafrost (永冻土).

【小题1】What made 2020 Arctic wildfires extremely widespread?
A.The warmer climate.B.Stronger seasonal winds.
C.More fires caused by humans.D.Humans’ poorer control of them.
【小题2】What did Jessica McCarty want to say in paragraph 3?
A.She used to laugh at those who studied the Arctic.
B.She had decided to be a firefighter in Greenland.
C.She used to think fires rarely happened in the Arctic.
D.She had shown little interest in studying fire science.
【小题3】What can we learn from paragraph 4?
A.The Arctic fires may go out in winter.
B.2020 Arctic fires may be related to those in 2019.
C.The pollution record in the Arctic is broken each year.
D.2020 Arctic fires affected temperatures across Russia.
【小题4】What can the underlined word “underestimate” in paragraph 5 be best replaced by?
A.Refer to.B.Focus on.C.Judge incorrectlyD.Ignore completely.

French baby-milk maker Lactalis and health authorities have ordered a major international recall ( 召回) of several food products for babies. The Lactalis Group is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of dairy products. It said French health officials warned the company that 26 babies had been sickened with salmonella (沙门氏菌) since December 1,2017.

The French Ministry of the Economy ordered the suspension of marketing and export of several baby products made at a Lactalis factory in Craon, France. It said all the products were manufactured after February 15, 2017, the French health ministry’s website says the recall affects nine countries in four continents: Britain and Greece in Europe; Morocco and Sudan in Africa; Peru and Colombia in South America; and Pakistan, Bangladesh and China in Asia. The United States, a major market for Lactalis products, is not affected.

A company spokesman told the Associated Press Monday that the recall is “precautionary (预防的)” and involves “several million” products. Lactalis noted in a statement that the 26 cases of infection were linked to products with the brand names Picot SL, Pepti Junior 1 , Milumel Bio 1 and Picot Riz. The statement included an apology and provided financial support to the families whose children were sickened. The company said it had taken measures to clean the area of the factory where the bacteria spread.

Infection with salmonella can cause sickness. Signs of infection include abdominal ( 腹 部 ) pain , diarrhea ( 腹泻) and higher-than-normal body temperature. The sickness is more dangerous among some populations, including the very young.

The Lactalis Group is a privately-held company. Its headquarters is in western France. Lactalis has 75, 000 employees in 85 countries and earnings of about 17 billion euros a year. Its famous brands include President and Galbani cheeses, as well as Parmalat milk.

【小题1】Why are the dairy products of Lactalis ordered to be returned?
A.Because they may have been polluted by salmonella.
B.Because they have claimed the lives of some babies.
C.Because their marketing strategy has been adjusted.
D.Because they are being boycotted by consumers.
【小题2】What can we learn about infection with salmonella from the passage?
A.26 baby cases have been found by now.
B.The symptoms include a high body temperature.
C.The very young tend to suffer less.
D.Nine countries were infected, including America.
【小题3】What measures have been taken to address the issue?
A.Recalling the products made before Feb.15, 2017.
B.Cleaning all the areas of the relevant factories.
C.Pausing the promotion of products in Australia.
D.Covering the medical expenses of the sick children.
【小题4】Where does the text probably come from?
A.A book review.
B.A research paper.
C.A news report.
D.A doctor’s diary.

About 230 whales beached themselves on the western part of the Australian island of Tasmania. It is the second such incident in recent days. At least half are alive and animal officials are working to rescue them. They are trying to understand why the whales got stuck.

The whales are stuck on Ocean Beach near Macquarie Harbor in the western part of Tasmania. About two years ago, 470 whales became stuck on sand in the same area. That time, about 100 whales were saved but the rest died.

The whales are pilot whales, which weigh between 1,000 and 2,000 kilograms and measure over 6 meters. Pilot whales are the species that most often get stuck in large numbers. Some scientists believe it is because they travel in large groups and follow a leader.

A team from the Marine Conservation Program was heading to the area to help the whales. The harbor does not have deep water and its entrance is known by locals as Hell’s Gate.

Linton Kringle is a salmon farmer who once helped with the rescue in 2020. He told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation this year’s work would be more difficult. That time, he said that the whales were in the harbor, so people could reach them easily on boats. This time, they are outside of the safe area, on a beach, which means it will be harder to get boats near them. “It’s too shallow (浅的) and too rough. My thoughts would be to try to get them onto a vehicle if we can’t get them swim out,” Kringle added.

Vanessa Pirotta is a wildlife scientist who studies animals like whales and dolphins. She said the fact that the whales have gotten stuck around the same place during the same part of the year, suggesting there might be something environmental here.

【小题1】What puzzles animal officials most?
A.The number of beached whales.B.The cause of whales’ beaching.
C.The times of whales’ beaching.D.The way to rescue beached whales.
【小题2】What can make pilot whales suffer beaching in large numbers?
A.Their group travel habits.B.Their heavy weights.
C.Their poor eyesight.D.Their long bodies.
【小题3】Why does Linton Kringle consider this year’s rescue work to be more difficult?
A.There aren’t so many rescue workers.
B.The entrance is known as Hell’s Gate.
C.Making them swim back to the sea is almost impossible.
D.The whales in danger are too far away to reach by boat.
【小题4】What is the purpose of this text?
A.To introduce pilot whales.
B.To call on people to protect whales.
C.To recommend a suitable rescue method.
D.To tell an incident about whales’ beaching.

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