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There are many TV programs about Chinese dishes, but few are like A Bite of China. (《舌尖上的中国》) The seven-part documentary (纪录片) tells us something about Chinese food in different places.

The different kinds of food in that program are from 60 places. You can see many delicious foods and they can capture your eyes and stomach (胃). And you can also learn how to make the food. That’s why the program becomes so popular.

However, the program is not only about food. There are many great stories between food and people. To know good stories, workers of the program spent three months doing research (调查) and nine months filming. Liu Wen, one of the workers, says the stories also show social transformations (社会变迁). “The program is like a window. It makes the world know more about China. And it helps people around the world not only enjoy Chinese dishes, but also learn Chinese culture,” he says.

【小题1】There are ________ parts in the documentary A Bite of China.
A.fiveB.sixC.seven
【小题2】The underlined word “capture” means “________” in Chinese.
A.弥补B.吸引C.填补
【小题3】How long did the workers spend doing research?
A.One month.B.Three months.C.Nine months.
【小题4】From the passage, we know Liu Wen is a(n) ________.
A.actorB.cookC.worker of the program
【小题5】What can we learn from the documentary?                    
① Delicious food ② How to make the food   ③ Chinese culture   ④ Chinese cities
A.①②③B.①③④C.②③④
21-22八年级上·湖南株洲·期末
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Mr. Testtube has found three interesting articles at the website www. globalfun. com fort his students.

Cambridge University’s “doctor of chocolate”

Cambridge University is looking for someone to study the method of keeping chocolates in hot weather. It is a sweet job for a sweet tooth. However, the person needs to be good at maths. Chocolate has a melting (融化) point close to our body temperature. For that reason, chocolate melts easily in hot weather. You might think the advertisement from Cambridge University is funny, but if there is really a “doctor of chocolate”, he or she will help people a lot.

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One logo (商标) isn’t too expensive to print because it doesn’t need much ink, but printing a large number of logos could cost a lot. In order to save money and energy, an American design company made small changes to some famous brands, such as Nike, McDonald’s and Starbucks, to cut the cost. The design company remained the main body of these logos, but left an empty space inside. The logos look almost the same, but in this way, the famous brands could save 39 percent of the ink during the printing. Let’s hope other companies will take this advice. The way will save them money and use less energy, too.

Funny menu for children

Dining out with children can be an unpleasant experience for most parents, because kids are always running round the whole restaurant, saying “I don’t know what I want” or “I’m not hungry.” But now, a Maryland restaurant has created the “Kid Friendlies” menu. It translates children’s words into meals to help parents order for their kids. A father said, “As a dad, I think this is on the money.” Here is the menu.

Kid Friendlies
“I don’t know.” - - - Triple Layer PB&J
“I don’t care.” - - - Grilled Peanut Butter & Banana Sandwich
“I am not hungry.” - - - Basket of Chicken Tenders
“I don’t want that.” - - - Kids Fries
“What?” - - - Cheese Quesadilla

【小题1】From the first article, we can know chocolate melts easily when it is near ________.
A.30℃B.25℃C.37℃D.15℃
【小题2】In the first article, “doctor of chocolate” probably means a person who ________.
A.knows how to make good chocolate in hot weather
B.studies how to keep chocolate in hot weather
C.treats people who eat too much chocolate
D.dislikes eating sweet chocolate and is good at maths
【小题3】Which logo of Nike best matches the idea of the American design company?
A.B.C.D.
【小题4】A parent may order ________ if his child doesn’t mind what to eat.
A.Basket of Chicken TendersB.Grilled Peanut Butter & Banana Sandwich
C.Triple Layer PB&JD.Cheese Quesadilla
【小题5】What is the best title of the second article?
A.A design companyB.Ways to print a logo
C.Logos of famous brandsD.Less ink less waste.

Once upon a time carrots were purple, there were no pineapples in Asia or lemons in America, and many people thought potatoes were poisonous (有毒的). Many types of fruit and vegetables like chili grew only in one place. So why are they all over the world?

Five thousand years ago, carrots only grew in Afghanistan and most were purple. Only a few were orange as they look like today! Farmers in the Netherlands were looking for a fruit or vegetable to stand for their king, William of Orange, and orange carrots were just what they were looking for—they became the grandfather of all modern carrots.

Many plants only grow in certain places on Earth, often deep in the forest. The home of potatoes is in the mountains of the Andes in South America. Bananas come from Papua New Guinea and lemons grow wild in China. Corn isn’t from China, but South America.

But once people realized that many of these plants were good to eat, they took them far from the places where they grew. Fruit, especially, interested thirsty travelers. Arab businessmen transported different fruits and vegetables around the world, such as oranges, which they took from Asia to countries far away such as Spain. The Spanish returned from South America with many new types of food, including chocolate and chili.

People were not often sure what to do with these new fruits and vegetables, or used them for different purposes from today. Carrots were used not as food but as medicine to protect people from poison or even (it was believed) to make people fall in love. The first tomatoes and pineapples were grown not as food but to make the garden look pretty. And many people were worried about potatoes—although they are good for us, their leaves are poisonous and poorer people believed they could be used for black magic. In Germany, people only began eating potatoes when the king ordered that people who did not eat them would have their ears and noses cut off!

Today, we are so used to our different types of food that we don’t think about where they came from. But for each pineapple, potato or carrot we eat, there is a long history!

【小题1】Why are carrots we see today orange?
A.Because people didn’t like the color of purple carrots.
B.Because orange carrots were the grandpa of modern carrots.
C.Because there were some connections with William of Orange.
【小题2】South America is the home of ________.
① carrots   ② lemons   ③ chili   ④ potatoes
⑤ bananas   ⑥corn   ⑦ oranges   ⑧ chocolate
A.①③⑤⑧B.②④⑥⑦C.③④⑥⑧
【小题3】Who played the most important role in making the food worldwide according to the passage?
A.Thirsty travelers.B.Arab businessmen.C.The Spanish.
【小题4】About the purposes of food, which statement is TRUE?
A.People used to take carrots as poisonous medicine.
B.Pineapples were planted to make gardens beautiful.
C.Potatoes were used to bring bad luck to poor people.
【小题5】The main idea of the passage is ________.
A.how the food spreadB.where the home of food isC.what food was used for

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