Answer: A Analysis: 提高 (tígāo): v. increase; improve; raising.
改变 (gǎibiàn): v. change.
提倡 (tíchàng): v. advocate.
“提高 (tígāo)+ 水平 (shuǐpíng)” is a common fixed grammatical structure in Chinese. A is the correct answer. A: Nǐ yǒu shénme kuàisù tígāo kǒuyǔ shuǐpíng de hǎo bànfǎ …
Seems like everyone loves ice cream. But ice cream hotpot?
1. A: Tài rè le. Wǒ xiǎng chī ge tiántǒng, nǐ yào bu yào? B: Dāngrán yào. What do they want to have according to the dialogue? Please choose the best …
1. C 2. C 3. A 4. B 5. A <<Back to “Video Lesson: I Love Ice Cream!” …
Whenever my friends return home for the holidays (in China, that’s the New Year, Spring or Autumn Festival), they always end up calling me and complaining about the same thing: “Jennifer, my mom is at it again–I’m still not married, and she says I should …
Business relationships can be just as influential as personal ones in our daily lives, if you spend a lot of time at work. My fellow teachers and I are constantly interacting with one another, and this makes our lives richer and more fun, and it …
Answer:B 英语角 (yīngyǔ jiǎo) English Corner.
相亲角 (xiāngqīn jiǎo) Matchmaking Corner.
汉语角 (hànyǔ jiǎo) Chinese Corner.
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Red, black…when Chinese people use them, do you know what they REALLY mean?
1. Zhēn bù zhīdào Jill shì zǒu le shénme yùn. Tā de xīn nán péngyou shì yǒumíng de zuànshí wáng lǎo wǔ. Which of the followings is true? …
There is the Great Wall in China. There is the Eiffel Tower in France. There is the London Eye in U.K. Are there any landmarks in your Country?
1. A: Are there many foreigners in Beijing? B: Shì de, Běijīng yǒu …
1. C 2. A 3. B 4. B 5. B 6. C 7. A <<Back to “Video Lesson: There’s No Mai-Tai in This Bar!” …
Daily life can be vastly different between the USA and China. It’s no secret that the food, history and culture of the two countries are not always similar. One other aspect of life that is unique in China is the things you can find when …
Answer: A 冰淇淋 (bīngqílín): ice cream. It is popular in summer.
烤玉米 (kǎoyùmǐ): roasted corn.
烤红薯 (kǎohóngshǔ): roasted sweet potatoes.
暖手袋 (nuǎnshǒudài): warm handbags.
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Rose and Jenny are talking about Jack, the new staff member, in the lounge. Rose: Nǐ juéde Jack zěnmeyàng? Rose: 你 觉得 Jack 怎么样？ Rose: What do you think of Jack?
Jenny: Jack shì gè réncái, jīnglǐ hěn shǎngshí tā! Jenny: Jack …
Answer: D
人才(réncái) : talented person
Jack shì gè réncái, jīnglǐ hěn shǎngshí tā! Jack 是 个 人才，经理 很 赏识 他！ Jack is a talented person, and the manager thinks highly of him.
Tāmen gōngsī xiànzài xūyào hěnduō guǎnlǐ réncái. 他们 公司 …
In traditional Chinese culture, “Winter solstice” marks the start of the longer daylight hours and an increase in positive energy flowing in. Chinese call this day “dōngzhì,” and eat either dumplings or Tangyuan on that day.
1. A: Ellie, Dōngzhì kuàilè! …
1. A 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. A <<Back to “Video Lesson: Dongzhi Festival” …
Santa Clause, Christmas trees, Christmas cards, Christmas hats….And how to say these words in Chinese?
1. A: Becky, what are you making? B: Wǒ xiǎng gěi Kate zuò yì zhāng shèngdàn kǎ. Which of the followings is false? Please choose the …
1. C 2. C 3. B 4. B 5. B <<Back to “Video Lesson: Merry Christmas! (Part II)” …
1. B 2. D
Answer Analysis: 1. Ronald, at age 50, is a mature learner. He enjoys talking about news headlines (answer A) and using the new words in a sentence (answer D). He is also at the stage where the teacher is …
