【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 to smoke, too. D. He wanted to ask him for some medicine.47. What does the third paragraph talk about? A. The doctor fought against smoking and won. B. The doctor found himself excuses for smoking again. C. The doctor went to smoke where nobody could see him.[中@國教育出^版*網(wǎng)amp。] D. The doctor always forgot his decision when he woke up.48. What39。s the reason the doctor thinks he gave up smoking successfully? A. Following people39。s advice. B. Trying a different way of smoking. C. Trying to imagine the bad things of smoking. D. Treating smoking correctly and controlling himself.49. What does the underline word “Moderation mean in English? A. Asking advice from doctors. B. Making fun of oneself. C. Being selfcontrolled. D. Knowing the truth.50. What39。s the best title of the passage?[%t*ep.~co@m] A. Stay away from bad habits. B. Create a bad image of cigarettes.C. Never too late to give up smoking. D. Break bad habits with a strong will.[來^@源:zzstep.amp。%]B Did you know? The word emoji es from Japanese. It means ‘‘picture character. And it was just added to Oxford Dictionaries in 2013.[中國教^@育*出版網(wǎng)amp。] When you feel happy, you use a smiling face. When you agree, you send a thumbsup. We have never used emojis while messaging our friends as much as we do today. That might be why Oxford Dictionaries chose the “face with tears of joy emoji as their “World of the Year 2015.” “ Emojis are no longer just for texting teenagers. Instead, they have been made into a form of expression which can cross language barriers (障礙) , Oxford Dictionaries said.“Emoji culture has bee so popular that characters have their own trends and stories.” The face with tears of joy was the world39。s most used emoji in 2015, according to are search from the Oxford University Press. Japan made emoji in the 1990s. They have bee increasingly popular through the years. Every day, about 6 billion emoji pictures are flying around the world through mobile messaging apps. Young people especially love it. 72 percent of 18t0 25yearolds find it easier to express their feelings with an emoji rather than through the written word, according to a survey by TalkTalk, a London based mobile phone pany.[中國教育@出版網(wǎng)amp。^*%] Not everyone thinks emojis are a good thing. Writer Jonathan, for example, says emojis will reduce people39。s language skills. He thinks people will get lazier by using more emojis. But Professor Evans disagrees. He thinks that emojis are great for munication. It is not lazy to naturally look for more efficient (有效的) ways to municate with others, he said.[來源*:中amp。~^教網(wǎng)]What do you think?[來源@~^:amp。中教網(wǎng)*]根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案，并將其標號填涂在答題卡相應位置。51. Where does the word“ emoji e from? A. Japanese. B. Oxford Dictionaries. C. Mobile messaging apps. D. TalkTalk pany.52. Which of the following emojis is the world39。s most used in 2015?53. What can we learn from Paragraph 5? A. Emoji was first created in Japan in the 19th century.[來源:amp。中%國教育^出版~網(wǎng)@] B. Many old people would use written words rather than emojis. C. Over 6 billion people use emojis every day around the world. D. Most young people prefer using emojis to express their feelings. 54. Why does the writer Jonathan disagree to use emojis? A. He believes that emojis are bad for munication. B. He thinks emojis make people too lazy to talk to others. . C. He worries that people39。s language skills will be reduced. D. He thinks people will not be able to write by using emojis.[來源:中國教~^育出版amp。網(wǎng)@] 55. What39。s the best title of this passage? A. Stop Using Emoji! B. Emoji: the Word of the Year! C. Why Not Choose Emoji? D. Where Does Emoji Come From?C What were the coolest inventions made in 2015? Time magazine39。s 25 Best Inventions of the Year might give you an idea. Cool inventions change our lives in many ways. Here we picked a few of them for you to learn about. In an old movie Back to the Future, a teenager travels from 1985to 2015. He uses a floating skateboard. Now in the real 2015, we are not able to create this kind of skateboard that stays in the air above land. Instead, we have the hover board scooter. The scooter uses a pair of electric wheels to balance by itself. Once you jump on, you can speed forwards, backwards and around. You can also ra