回答问题(七) 拒绝网络沉迷+英国交规知几何
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After spending 40 hours playing the online game King of Glory, a middle school student had a stroke(中风) and nearly died. This happened in Guangdong Province in April last year. It shows how bad things can get if one becomes addicted to(沉迷) the Internet.
To stop more teenagers from becoming addicted to the Internet, the Ministry of Education(MOE教育部) sent a letter to all parents in China on April 20th, 2018.It calls on them to pay more attention to their children's online activities.
The MOE also sent an urgent(紧急) notice to primary and middle schools, asking them to monitor(监督) students' Internet use. From now on, schools will pay more attention to their students' Internet use and their use of mobile phones.
Schools have been told to teach students how to avoid violent(暴力的) online events. If students show signs of being addicted to the Internet, they can get help from their teachers to give up their addiction.
Among China's 772 million Internet users, about 151 million of them are between the ages of 10 and 19, according to the China Internet Network Information Center.
It's important to pay attention to how much time you spend online. To make better use of the Internet, experts advise that students should limit(限制) their screen time to less than 1.5 hours a day. To make better use of their free time, they can develop good hobbies, like reading or playing sports.
1.When did the MOE send a letter to all parents in China?(不超过5个词)
2.How long do experts advise students to limit their screen time? (不超过10个词)
3.What does the passage mainly talk about? (不超过15个词)
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Obey the Rules of British Roads
British roads are some of the safest in the world. A study in 2018 compared more than 30 countries and found that 3.8 people per 100,000 died in traffic accidents in the UK. This number was lower than any other country. So, what did British drivers do to achieve this? What are they doing differently? Here are five top tips for drivers who are planning a trip to the UK.
People in Britain drive on the left side of the road. In fact, a long time ago people drove on the left in most countries, but now only a few countries have this. Don't forget that this also means you must drive the other way around roundabouts(环岛).
British people feel that waiting should be fair for everybody. If you are in a queue of traffic, then don't try to push past the cars in front of yours. This is called “jumping the queue”. You must wait for your turn; otherwise people may get angry with you.
You must stop at the traffic lights when they are red. In many countries, it is OK to go past the red lights if you are turning a corner or if there isn't any other traffic around. In the UK you could have a lot of trouble if you do this.
If another driver flashes(闪烁) his car's lights at you, he is probably trying to tell you that he will wait for you to go first. British people don't like to use their car horn(喇叭) much and they think people who do so are rude.
If you get in an accident, don't try to pay the police. The police in the UK never take money, and if you try to offer them some, you could end your holiday visiting British prison.
