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Do potatoes play a small role on your dinner table? Maybe it’s time to make a big change! Potatoes have become China’s fourth staple food (主食) after rice, wheat and corn. Using potatoes as a staple can make our diets healthier and more balanced (均衡的). They are good for us in many ways.

Potatoes are nutritious (有营养的). They are rich in vitamin C. A potato’s vitamin C is as rich as 10 apples. Potatoes are also low in calories (卡路里)—they have just 75 percent of the amount of calories that wheat and corn have.

Also, potatoes are easy to grow. People can grow them in almost every part of China. Potatoes don’t need much water to grow. China is facing water shortage (不足) problems, so potatoes are a good choice.

Many Chinese people think potatoes are only vegetables. They cook potatoes along with other ingredients (材料). But as a staple, potatoes can be cooked differently. Scientists have found ways to make potato flour, noodles and other staple foods, just like how we use rice or wheat.


根据语篇内容,选择最佳选项。
【小题1】Which are China’s four staple foods?
A.Rice, wheat, corn and potatoes.
B.Wheat, corn, fruit and potatoes.
C.Corn, rice, w heat and tomatoes.
【小题2】Why are potatoes better than some other staple foods?
A.Potatoes are low in vitamin C.
B.Potatoes do not have many calories.
C.Potatoes can make people feel full more easily.
【小题3】How many advantages (优点) do potatoes have?
A.One.B.Two.C.Three.
【小题4】What is Paragraph 3 written to tell us?
A.It is easy to grow potatoes in China.
B.Potatoes are everywhere in the country.
C.China doesn’t have much water.
【小题5】What have scientists tried to do?
A.Cook potatoes along with rice and wheat.
B.Use potatoes to cook new dishes.
C.Use potatoes to make staple foods.
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How do you usually decide where to go on vacation? Will you decide where to travel because of the local landmarks (地标)? 【小题1】 Recently, a new way of travelling—“food tourism” has become popular.

“Food tourism” means that people travel to new places to try the local food. 【小题2】 For example, you can try street food, visit food markets, or eat at local restaurants. And a 2023 survey from Hello Fresh found that 74% of Americans who have travelled in the last five years went for the food. The top four countries that Americans said they want to visit for their food are Italy, France, Spain and Japan.

【小题3】 A 2022 survey by Eurostar asked 2,000 people in Britain what their main reason was for choosing where to go on vacation. 61% of people said “the food” and 41% of people said they would travel hundreds of kilometers to find the perfect meal. Some people even like to take part in the cooking themselves. 46% of people said they have taken part in cooking lessons when travelling.

The survey also found that British people like to try new and different foods when they are travelling. Nearly half of people believe that they are more adventurous (大胆的) with what they eat when they are away from home. 【小题4】 Another survey from 2023 said that Italy, Spain and France are the top three European countries that they’d like to choose.

A.You can try the food in different ways.
B.After all, food tourism is for everyone.
C.Or do you choose where to go according to the food?
D.About the food, they have their favorite countries to go to.
E.Food is an important part of vacations for British people, too.

Some Chinese dishes have become popular during the Beijing 2022 Olympics, after athletes (运动员) shared them on TikTok (抖音) and in media interviews.

※ Red bean bun (红豆包)

Snowboarder Jenise Spiteri, the only athlete standing for Malta, is a big fan of Chinese food. “One morning I was too nervous to eat any food. So I put some red bean buns in my backpack. I didn’t realize that I still had one in my pocket when I did the run, so I was like ‘Oh okay! Now I can finally eat’,” she recalled.

※ Kung Pao Chicken (宫保鸡丁)

American snowboarder Tessa Maud bas become popular in China for sharing all kinds of delicious Chinese food such as Kung Pao Chicken. Beijing 2022 was a new and enjoyable experience for Maud. What to eat was a daily hard choice for her in China.

※ Chinese dumplings

American athlete Julia Marino, who won a silver medal in women’s snowboard slopestyle, told NBC News that her favorite food in the Winter Olympics village was dumplings.

※ Spicy hotchpotch (麻辣烫)

Jutta Leerdam posted her favorite spicy hotchpotch on social media. “This is the famous Chinese snack spicy hotchpotch, which is healthier than burgers and fries,” said Leerdam.

【小题1】Why didn’t Jenise Spiteri eat the red bean bun before the race?
A.Because she got too worried to eat anything.B.Because she wasn’t hungry at all.
C.Because she planned to cat it after the race.D.Because she forgot all about it.
【小题2】How do you understand the underlined part “What to eat was a daily hard choice for her in China”?
A.She didn’t know where to find the food she liked.
B.She hated Chinese food so she didn’t know what to eat.
C.She didn’t know what to choose because there were many choices.
D.She was too picky (挑剔的) about the food.
【小题3】Who likes spicy hotchpotch according to the passage?
A.Jenise Spiteri.B.Tessa Maud.C.Julia Marino.D.Jutta Leerdam.
【小题4】According to this passage, which of the following is TRUE?
A.Only one athlete from Malta competed in Beijing 2022.
B.Tessa Maud won a silver medal.
C.Julia Marino’s favorite food was dumplings.
D.Jutta Leerdam thinks that spicy hotchpotch is junk food.

When it comes to winter food, no dish can beats hotpot, especially mutton hotpot. It has great taste and is good for health.

According to the legend, the dish was invented during a battle (战争) led by KublaiKhan. The emperor wanted to eat mutton during the battle. Just as the cook was preparing to cook the mutton, the enemy was coming. Then the cook came up with a good idea. He cut the mutton into thin pieces and threw them into a boiling pot. When the color changed, he put the thin pieces into a bowl and mixed them with salt. Kublai Khan ate up the mutton and succeeded in beating the enemy.

At the celebration party, Kublai Khan ordered the boiled mutton again, and named it “shuan yang rou” in Chinese. After that, mutton hotpot became an imperial (皇室的) Chinese dish. It is said that Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong served mutton hotpot to important people.

The dish became more popular during the Qing Dynasty. Later, the dish spread to the ordinary people, turning it into what it is today—a popular treat for everyone!

【小题1】Who could enjoy the mutton hotpot at first long long ago?
A.Foreigners.B.Inventors.C.Emperor’s family.D.Ordinary people.
【小题2】What does the underlined word “legend” mean in Chinese?
A.传说B.消息C.风俗D.习惯
【小题3】When could the ordinary people enjoy mutton hotpot later?
A.In Tang Dynasty.B.In Song Dynasty.C.In Ming Dynasty.D.In Qing Dynasty.
【小题4】What’s the best title for the text?
A.How to Make Mutton HotpotB.The Story About Mutton Hotpot
C.The Inventors of Mutton HotpotD.How did Emperor Invent Mutton Hotpot

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