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The passage was written mainly to tell us that ______.

People in different countries speak different languages. But is there a language that can be understood by everyone in the world? If there is, the answer might be EMOJIS. Emojis are a kind of special language. Pictures are used to put meaning across. A group called the Unicode Consortium works on choosing emojis. It has added new emojis every year since 2014. They show what people think about and like. Emojis can be used to represent different groups of people. In 2015, emoji faces with different skin tones were added. In 2016, different jobs were added, such as doctor, police officer and painter. This year, emojis of disabled people were added including emojis of blind people and people in wheelchairs. But there is also more to emojis. They can also refer to pop culture and new cultural trends. New emojis in 2019 also include several animals, such as sloths and （火烈鸟） flamingos. These animals are not very common, but are known to many people. For example, sloths have become popular because of the 2016 film Zootopia （《疯狂动物城》）. Many fashion designer shave included flamingos in their designs in recent years. This animal makes people feel like they're on a vacation. It seems that emojis are a mirror of the world we live in. It will be interesting to see how they change and grow in the years to come. Emojis use to express ideas.

What does the underlined word "it" in Paragraph 2 refer to?

People in different countries speak different languages. But is there a language that can be understood by everyone in the world? If there is, the answer might be EMOJIS. Emojis are a kind of special language. Pictures are used to put meaning across. A group called the Unicode Consortium works on choosing emojis. It has added new emojis every year since 2014. They show what people think about and like. Emojis can be used to represent different groups of people. In 2015, emoji faces with different skin tones were added. In 2016, different jobs were added, such as doctor, police officer and painter. This year, emojis of disabled people were added including emojis of blind people and people in wheelchairs. But there is also more to emojis. They can also refer to pop culture and new cultural trends. New emojis in 2019 also include several animals, such as sloths and （火烈鸟） flamingos. These animals are not very common, but are known to many people. For example, sloths have become popular because of the 2016 film Zootopia （《疯狂动物城》）. Many fashion designer shave included flamingos in their designs in recent years. This animal makes people feel like they're on a vacation. It seems that emojis are a mirror of the world we live in. It will be interesting to see how they change and grow in the years to come. Emojis use to express ideas.

In which year were emojis of disabled people added?

People in different countries speak different languages. But is there a language that can be understood by everyone in the world? If there is, the answer might be EMOJIS. Emojis are a kind of special language. Pictures are used to put meaning across. A group called the Unicode Consortium works on choosing emojis. It has added new emojis every year since 2014. They show what people think about and like. Emojis can be used to represent different groups of people. In 2015, emoji faces with different skin tones were added. In 2016, different jobs were added, such as doctor, police officer and painter. This year, emojis of disabled people were added including emojis of blind people and people in wheelchairs. But there is also more to emojis. They can also refer to pop culture and new cultural trends. New emojis in 2019 also include several animals, such as sloths and （火烈鸟） flamingos. These animals are not very common, but are known to many people. For example, sloths have become popular because of the 2016 film Zootopia （《疯狂动物城》）. Many fashion designer shave included flamingos in their designs in recent years. This animal makes people feel like they're on a vacation. It seems that emojis are a mirror of the world we live in. It will be interesting to see how they change and grow in the years to come. Emojis use to express ideas.

According to the passage, emojis include the following EXCEPT?

People in different countries speak different languages. But is there a language that can be understood by everyone in the world? If there is, the answer might be EMOJIS. Emojis are a kind of special language. Pictures are used to put meaning across. A group called the Unicode Consortium works on choosing emojis. It has added new emojis every year since 2014. They show what people think about and like. Emojis can be used to represent different groups of people. In 2015, emoji faces with different skin tones were added. In 2016, different jobs were added, such as doctor, police officer and painter. This year, emojis of disabled people were added including emojis of blind people and people in wheelchairs. But there is also more to emojis. They can also refer to pop culture and new cultural trends. New emojis in 2019 also include several animals, such as sloths and （火烈鸟） flamingos. These animals are not very common, but are known to many people. For example, sloths have become popular because of the 2016 film Zootopia （《疯狂动物城》）. Many fashion designer shave included flamingos in their designs in recent years. This animal makes people feel like they're on a vacation. It seems that emojis are a mirror of the world we live in. It will be interesting to see how they change and grow in the years to come. Emojis use to express ideas.

Which sentence is Not True according to the passage?

Few students like homework, but it is an important part of middle school life in the UK.
The UK has these rules for homework: Grades 7 and 8 ages 11 to 13 : 45 to 90 minutes per day; Grade 9 ages 14 to 15: 1 to 2 hours a day.
Today, many homework tasks are done on a computer. For example, preparing reports, using the Internet or doing online tasks. So schools are usually open before and after normal hours. In this way, students without computers or the Internet at home can use the schools' facilities at school.
Sometimes, students are given extended learning tasks. That means they need to do more research and analysis. But however big a task is, teachers always give feedback to help students find the areas where they can improve.
Some schools send students home with home diaries. They advise parents to check on their Children's progress. Sadly, not every parent takes much interest. In a survey of 1,000 students aged 11 to 18, over 10 percent said that they did not have space at home to do homework. Almost 15 percent said their families did not support them enough in their studies.
In the UK, which one of the following shouldn't do homework for more than 90 minutes?

Few students like homework, but it is an important part of middle school life in the UK.
The UK has these rules for homework: Grades 7 and 8 ages 11 to 13 : 45 to 90 minutes per day; Grade 9 ages 14 to 15: 1 to 2 hours a day.
Today, many homework tasks are done on a computer. For example, preparing reports, using the Internet or doing online tasks. So schools are usually open before and after normal hours. In this way, students without computers or the Internet at home can use the schools' facilities at school.
Sometimes, students are given extended learning tasks. That means they need to do more research and analysis. But however big a task is, teachers always give feedback to help students find the areas where they can improve.
Some schools send students home with home diaries. They advise parents to check on their Children's progress. Sadly, not every parent takes much interest. In a survey of 1,000 students aged 11 to 18, over 10 percent said that they did not have space at home to do homework. Almost 15 percent said their families did not support them enough in their studies.

If a student doesn't have a computer or the Internet, how can he finish his online homework?

Few students like homework, but it is an important part of middle school life in the UK.
The UK has these rules for homework: Grades 7 and 8 ages 11 to 13 : 45 to 90 minutes per day; Grade 9 ages 14 to 15: 1 to 2 hours a day.
Today, many homework tasks are done on a computer. For example, preparing reports, using the Internet or doing online tasks. So schools are usually open before and after normal hours. In this way, students without computers or the Internet at home can use the schools' facilities at school.
Sometimes, students are given extended learning tasks. That means they need to do more research and analysis. But however big a task is, teachers always give feedback to help students find the areas where they can improve.
Some schools send students home with home diaries. They advise parents to check on their Children's progress. Sadly, not every parent takes much interest. In a survey of 1,000 students aged 11 to 18, over 10 percent said that they did not have space at home to do homework. Almost 15 percent said their families did not support them enough in their studies.

The underlined word "extended" in Paragraph 4 probably means.

Few students like homework, but it is an important part of middle school life in the UK.
The UK has these rules for homework: Grades 7 and 8 ages 11 to 13 : 45 to 90 minutes per day; Grade 9 ages 14 to 15: 1 to 2 hours a day.
Today, many homework tasks are done on a computer. For example, preparing reports, using the Internet or doing online tasks. So schools are usually open before and after normal hours. In this way, students without computers or the Internet at home can use the schools' facilities at school.
Sometimes, students are given extended learning tasks. That means they need to do more research and analysis. But however big a task is, teachers always give feedback to help students find the areas where they can improve.
Some schools send students home with home diaries. They advise parents to check on their Children's progress. Sadly, not every parent takes much interest. In a survey of 1,000 students aged 11 to 18, over 10 percent said that they did not have space at home to do homework. Almost 15 percent said their families did not support them enough in their studies.

Why do some schools send students home with home diaries?

Few students like homework, but it is an important part of middle school life in the UK.
The UK has these rules for homework: Grades 7 and 8 ages 11 to 13 : 45 to 90 minutes per day; Grade 9 ages 14 to 15: 1 to 2 hours a day.
Today, many homework tasks are done on a computer. For example, preparing reports, using the Internet or doing online tasks. So schools are usually open before and after normal hours. In this way, students without computers or the Internet at home can use the schools' facilities at school.
Sometimes, students are given extended learning tasks. That means they need to do more research and analysis. But however big a task is, teachers always give feedback to help students find the areas where they can improve.
Some schools send students home with home diaries. They advise parents to check on their Children's progress. Sadly, not every parent takes much interest. In a survey of 1,000 students aged 11 to 18, over 10 percent said that they did not have space at home to do homework. Almost 15 percent said their families did not support them enough in their studies.

Which part is the passage probably from in a newspaper?

Tips for teenagers
Step 1: Be active in class
Speaking up in class might be difficult, but it helps to make you feel more confident and improve your ability to express yourself. It's okay if you give the wrong answer. All smart students understand and your classmates won't really mind.
Step 2: ________
Nobody can work well when they are tired. Make sure you get enough sleep at night and take breaks from time to time while studying.
Step 3: Develop healthy habits
Starting your young life with good habits sets you up for a healthy future. Get regular（定期) exercise, eat a healthy diet, and keep your hygiene (卫生).
Step 4: Keep your stress under control
Though you might be busy with your studies every day, you should spend time having fun and enjoying life. Join a sports team, read a book,learn to paint, or watch a good movie--whatever you need to do to help reduce stress, make time for it.

According to the tips, what can help you become confident?在课堂上积极发言可能很难，但他有助于让你更自信。

What is Step 2 not about?

What does Step 4 tell us to do?

Tips for teenagers
Step 1: Be active in class
Speaking up in class might be difficult, but it helps to make you feel more confident and improve your ability to express yourself. It's okay if you give the wrong answer. All smart students understand and your classmates won't really mind.
Step 2: ________
Nobody can work well when they are tired. Make sure you get enough sleep at night and take breaks from time to time while studying.
Step 3: Develop healthy habits
Starting your young life with good habits sets you up for a healthy future. Get regular（定期) exercise, eat a healthy diet, and keep your hygiene (卫生).
Step 4: Keep your stress under control
Though you might be busy with your studies every day, you should spend time having fun and enjoying life. Join a sports team, read a book,learn to paint, or watch a good movie--whatever you need to do to help reduce stress, make time for it.

What can these tips help teenagers do?

It's Tuesday today. But 14-year-old Peter doesn't go to school. He sits at the computer in his bedroom. His young sister, Laura, also works on the computer in their parents' bedroom. This term, the 12-year-old girl will learn how to send her homework to her teachers by e-mail and how to talk to her classmates on the Internet. There are no textbooks or school bell. Teachers teach their students on computers. This is a computer school in Paris. At home, children can use the Internet and online libraries to get books and knowledge. On weekends, Peter, Laura and their classmates meet as a group in libraries, bookshops or parks. They talk with each other about their homework. They also take some other classes. Laura is interested in painting. So she has painting classes every Friday. Peter likes playing the piano. So he takes some classes on Monday and Wednesday. One of their teachers says, "We encourage students to try something different besides the schoolwork."

Where do Peter and Laura study?

It's Tuesday today. But 14-year-old Peter doesn't go to school. He sits at the computer in his bedroom. His young sister, Laura, also works on the computer in their parents' bedroom. This term, the 12-year-old girl will learn how to send her homework to her teachers by e-mail and how to talk to her classmates on the Internet. There are no textbooks or school bell. Teachers teach their students on computers. This is a computer school in Paris. At home, children can use the Internet and online libraries to get books and knowledge. On weekends, Peter, Laura and their classmates meet as a group in libraries, bookshops or parks. They talk with each other about their homework. They also take some other classes. Laura is interested in painting. So she has painting classes every Friday. Peter likes playing the piano. So he takes some classes on Monday and Wednesday. One of their teachers says, "We encourage students to try something different besides the schoolwork."

How often does Laura have painting classes?

It's Tuesday today. But 14-year-old Peter doesn't go to school. He sits at the computer in his bedroom. His young sister, Laura, also works on the computer in their parents' bedroom. This term, the 12-year-old girl will learn how to send her homework to her teachers by e-mail and how to talk to her classmates on the Internet. There are no textbooks or school bell. Teachers teach their students on computers. This is a computer school in Paris. At home, children can use the Internet and online libraries to get books and knowledge. On weekends, Peter, Laura and their classmates meet as a group in libraries, bookshops or parks. They talk with each other about their homework. They also take some other classes. Laura is interested in painting. So she has painting classes every Friday. Peter likes playing the piano. So he takes some classes on Monday and Wednesday. One of their teachers says, "We encourage students to try something different besides the schoolwork."

Which of the following is NOT true about Laura?

It's Tuesday today. But 14-year-old Peter doesn't go to school. He sits at the computer in his bedroom. His young sister, Laura, also works on the computer in their parents' bedroom. This term, the 12-year-old girl will learn how to send her homework to her teachers by e-mail and how to talk to her classmates on the Internet. There are no textbooks or school bell. Teachers teach their students on computers. This is a computer school in Paris. At home, children can use the Internet and online libraries to get books and knowledge. On weekends, Peter, Laura and their classmates meet as a group in libraries, bookshops or parks. They talk with each other about their homework. They also take some other classes. Laura is interested in painting. So she has painting classes every Friday. Peter likes playing the piano. So he takes some classes on Monday and Wednesday. One of their teachers says, "We encourage students to try something different besides the schoolwork."

What do Peter and Laura often do on weekends?