初中英语新闻报道类阅读试题

More than 330 million visitors are expected to take part in the 19 ^thNational Science and Technology Week in China from May 19 to 26．

During the science week， open days will be held to let people experience how science and technology have improved our live． Around 50，000 scientists will enter schools and villages to educate and work together with local people．

The science week this is a big one because it will show China's recent scientific achievements． And this year China will celebrate its 70 ^thbirthday． It's an important year for the purpose of building a well﹣off society（小康社会） by 2020． Since there are still some poor areas in China， science and technology will be very helpful in their development．

Reaching out to the world is also a best part of this year． Expert（专家） from 13 countries within the Belt and Road（一带一路） will take part in the science week and they will also work with the public．

（1）The 19 ^thNational Science and Technology Week will start on 　　in China．

A．	May 19
B．	May 20
C．	May 25
D．	May 26

（2）Many scientists will enter school and villages to 　　．

A．	sell the latest products to local people
B．	learn more about the local environment
C．	collect money for their scientific research
D．	educate and work together with local people

（3）According to the passage， the science week this year will 　　．

A．	send scientists out to the world
B．	show China's recent scientific achievements
C．	see new schools built in village
D．	improve the social abilities of Chinese people

（4）This passage is most probably 　　．

A．	a piece of news
B．	a piece of advice
C．	a story
D．	a letter

By﹣Anna Matteo

28 January，2019

    A 3﹣year﹣old boy who was lost in the woods for two days is now safe at home with his family．But Casey Hathaway told his rescuers（救援者） that he was not alone in the rainy，freezing cold woods． He said he was with a friend﹣﹣a bear．

    The child went missing on January 22 while playing with friends near his grandmother's house in North Carolina． When the other children returned but Casey did not， the family searched the area for almost an hour before calling the police．

    Police formed a search team to look for the young boy in the nearby woods．But two days went by and ﹣﹣ no Casey．

    Then on January 24，someone called the police saying he heard a child crying in the woods．Police followed up on the information and found Casey at about 9：30 that night． He was in good health．

    Casey told the rescuers he had hung out with a black bear for two days， a bear he called his "friend"．

    The police officer Chip Hughes spoke with reporters from several news agencies． He said Casey did not say how he could survive in the woods for two days in the cold， rainy weather．"However，the police officer said， "he did say he had a friend in the woods that was a bear with him．"

    Hundreds of people helped in the search and rescue efforts， including some 600 volunteers，police and members of the army． Doctors at the medical center gave Casey some examination． He was then sent to his family on January 25．

    His mother talked with reporters and thanked everyone who joined the search for her son．"We just want to tell everybody that we're very thankful that you took the time out to search for Casey， "said his mother．"He is up and talking． He's already asked to watch cartoon．

（1）Who stayed with Casey in the woods during the two days？　　

A．A bear．

B．The police．

C．His mother．

D．The volunteers．

（2）The underlined word "survive" in Paragraph 6 probably means "　　"．

A．give up

B．get lost

C．fall asleep

D．remain alive

（3）What is the correct order in which these happen？　　

a． Someone heard a child crying．

b． The family started to look for Casey．

c． Casey played with his friends．

d． The police found Casey was in good health．

A．b﹣c﹣a﹣d

B．b﹣c﹣d﹣a

C．c﹣b﹣a﹣d

D．c﹣b﹣d﹣a

（4）After Casey was sent back home， he was 　　．

A．scared

B．nervous

C．relaxed

D．surprised

"China is always well protected by the bravest of them．"former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger once wrote． Indeed， in the fight against the novel coronavirus， it is medical workers who are risking their lives on the frontlines of the epidemic（疫情）．

From February 17，more than 32，000 doctors and nurses from all over China have been sent to Hubei，the center of the epidemic．They are working under unusual conditions， unimaginable stress and intensive（高强度的） schedules．

In hospitals， doctors and nurses work for long hours， usually six hours in a row． Many of them have deep marks on their faces from wearing masks and goggles（护目镜）．They also choose to wear diapers（纸尿裤），as it takes nearly an hour to take their protective uniforms on and off． When they are racing time to save lives， every second matters．

To cheer each other up，medical workers wrote inspiring words on their uniforms，such as "Stay Strong" and "Hope"． They strongly believe that they will win the fight against the virus．

These medical workers are just common people． But with their white coats on， they are the bravest fighters．

（1）In the passage，the underlined word "them" probably refers to 　　．

A．	Some soldiers．
B．	Masks and goggles
C．	Medical workers．
D．	Protective uniforms．

（2）Because 　　， doctors and nurses choose to wear diapers．

A．	they are racing time to save lives．
B．	they don't take enough underwear
C．	they are in poor healthy conditions．
D．	they' d like to try something different

（3）Why do medical workers write some words on their uniforms？ 　　

A．	To be cool．
B．	To protect themselves from the virus．
C．	To have a long memory．
D．	To support and encourage each other．

（4）In the passage， the writer mainly tells us that the medical workers 　　

A．	are kind and．
B．	are the bravest fighters．
C．	live a relaxing life every day
D．	have good working conditions

（5）In which part of a newspaper may this text appear？ 　　

A．	Travel．
B．	News．
C．	Sports．
D．	Lifestyle．

Delivering a better life

                 By YANG FEIYUE |China Daily |Updated， 2019﹣03﹣30 10：42

     A father who was disabled at work and abandoned （抛弃） by his wife brings his daughter on his takeout routes．

     The 39﹣year﹣old man from Yunnan Province lost his mother when he was a teenager， He experienced a serious accident in 2012． And his wife abandoned him and their daughter three years ago．

     But Li Bangyong didn' t give up．

     He has managed to support himself and his girl by delivering takeout over the past two years．

     Li moved to Jiaxing， Zhejiang Province to find a job but lost it after a machine crushed（压碎） his right hand．

      He started delivering food with his baby last year． He put a safety chair on his e﹣bike． His girl wears a special coat to protect against sunlight and a quilt to keep warm．He works this way from 7：30 a．m． to 7 ：30 p．m． with only a 10﹣minute lunch break． He feeds his girl bread when she cries and slows down when she falls asleep． Li always carries her when he takes the food to customer' s doors， although he often has to climb many stairs．

     He faces hardship but finds comfort in his work．

     And many people have offered support to Li after reading his story．

（1）Who reported the news？　　

A． Yang Feiyue．

B．Li Bangyong．

C．Wang Zhenyu．

（2）How long does Li Bangyong usually work every day？　　

A．About 8 hours．

B． About 10 hours．

C． About 12 hours．

（3）Why does Li's girl walk around during a break？　　

A． To deliver takeout．

B． To relax her legs．

C． To protect against sunlight．

（4）Where does this passage probably come from？　　

A．A guide book．

B．A TV program．

C．A website

阅读下面的文章，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项

At about 6 p．m．on Saturday， a forest fire broke out in a village in Mu Li， Liangshan． The local government acted quickly and 689 people were sent to put out the fire． Fire groups were fighting the fire on Sunday when a sudden change of wind direction caused "a huge fireball"． 27 firefighters and 3 locals lost their lives． Most of the firefighters were in their twenties and two of them were less than twenty， though several were older． Their death touched our hearts all over China． There is reason enough to regard them as heroes． President Xi Jinping， Premier Li Keqiang and many other leaders cared for the heroes and expressed condolence to the heroes' families and friends．

We should remember all the heroes and their spirit， bravery showed in fighting the fire． As the old saying goes： a nation is lost without its memories． Forest fires are common in spring， rules to prevent fires have come out in Liangshan． Many experts believe there are some reasons for forest fires． The first reason is weather change． Warmer and drier weather leads to dangerous fire conditions． Next， lightening is another reason． Dry grass and trees easily catch fire． Finally， hot winds add to the possibility of forest fires． The wind spreads a fire quickly． However， 90% of forest fires are caused by humans， according to a report． Forest fires can burn at over 900℃ and reach heights of more than 50 meters． Forest fires can move at speeds of up to 23 kilometers an hour， burning everything﹣trees， brush， homes， even people…Experts remind people to be careful during the holiday of Qingming， known as Tomb Sweeping Day． Millions of people travel to their homes during the holiday， so the risks of fires in mountains are high．

   In order to keep the heart﹣broken lesson in mind， we should stop fires from happening again．

（1）According to the passage， which of the following is NOT true？ 　　

A．	All the firefighters who lost their lives were in their twenties．
B．	About 700 people were sent to put out the fire．
C．	A sudden change of wind direction led to "a huge fireball"．
D．	The death of the heroes touched our hearts around China．

（2）All of the following can cause forest fires except 　　in the passage．

A．	weather change
B．	lightening and hot winds
C．	human behavior
D．	tomb Sweeping Day

（3）What does the underlined sentence mean in this passage？ 　　

A．	We should remember the reasons for forest fires， including the conditions from nature and humans．
B．	We should remember the heroes and their spirit， bravery showed in fighting the fire．
C．	We should remember the number of the heroes that lost their lives in fighting the fire．
D．	We should remember to be careful during the holiday of Qingming， known as Tomb Sweeping Day．

（4）What is the character of forest fires from the passage？ 　　

A．	Forest fires can burn at more than 900 ^0C and reach heights of over 50 meters．	B．
C．	Forest fires can run at speeds of up to 23 kilometers an hour．	D．
E．	Forest fires can burn everything﹣trees， brush， homes， even people．	F．
G．	Both A， B and	H．

（5）You can probably find this passage 　　．

A．	in a news report
B．	in a fairy book
C．	in a story﹣book
D．	in a novel

Over the last six months， the coronavirus pandemic（冠状病毒疫情） has affected different countries and regions in different ways．Here， we'll take a look at a few of the most important events that have happened．

   Italy shuts down

   On March 10， the Italian government decided to put the whole country on lockdownafter the number of cases（病例） in the country started increasing quickly， people were suggested not leaving their home．The first case was detected（检测到） as early as January 31．In the following weeks， the number of cases reached over 10， 000 by the time of the lockdown．The lockdown affected 16 million people across the country．Italy was one of the first of many countries that cami ed out lockdown s to prevent the spread of the virus．

   WHO declares pandemic

   On March 11， World Health Organization（WHO） offically characterized（描述） COVID﹣19 as a pandemic．This was because of a growing number of cases around the world．By this time， there were more than 20， 000 cases in Europe， including 1， 000 deaths， as well as 1， 000 cases in the US．

   Summer Olympics delayed

   On March 24， President of the International Olympic Committee（IOC） Thomas Bach announced the 2020 Summer Olympic Games， which were planned to be held in Tokyo， would be delayed until the following year in the interest of protecting public safety．

   US hits over l million cases

   On April 28， the US recorded officially over one million COVID﹣19 cases nationwide．This came just four days after it was announced that the virus had resulted in over 50， 000 deaths across the country．The virus spread rapidly across the country， as the first case had been recorded three months earlier．

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案．

（1）The events in the passage are all connected with 　　．

A．	Italy's lockdown
B．	US cases
C．	Olympic games
D．	the coronavirus pandemic

（2）In paragraph 2， the underlined word "lockdown" probably means 　　．

A．	封城
B．	控制
C．	关押
D．	锁定

（3）COVID﹣19 was officially announced as a pandemic because it 　　．

A．	caused the lockdowns
B．	had a growing number of cases in the world
C．	could result in death
D．	spread quickly in Europe

（4）2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo will be delayed because 　　．

A．	people may not go during the pandemic
B．	the cases in Asia increased quickly
C．	it hasn't been well﹣prepared
D．	it's necessary to protect public safety

（5）It took 　　 for the number of COVID﹣19 cases in the US to reach over one milion．

A．	four days
B．	twenty﹣eight days
C．	three months
D．	four months

Chinese buyers used to prize foreign brands， thinking that products made by American or European companies are of higher quality（质量） than Chinese ones． Increasingly， that's no longer the case．

Chinese people born before 1985 generally think that foreign brands are better than Chinese ones， billionaire William Li told Business Insider during a recent interview on CCTV 9． But for those who were born after 1985， it is a different picture．

"When I first went to the United Kingdom in 1997， I thought that the difference between China and Europe was quite big，" Li said． "But for those born in the 1990s， when they visit Europe or the US， they do not think there is a big difference．"

The change in thinking among Chinese buyers is showing up in many markets in China where western companies used to control． A study by Credit Suisse published in March found that young Chinese buyers are increasingly showing a " home brand bias．"

More than 90% of young Chinese buyers would prefer to buy home appliance brands， according to the study． Meanwhile， home companies producing food， drinks， or personal care products increased their share of the market by 3.3% over the last ten years to nearly 70%．

"Chinese buyers， especially the younger ones， don't just believe that foreign brands are better． Right now， Chinese buyers think China is good and 'Made in China' is not bad at all，" Charlie Chen， head of China buyer research at Credit Suisse， told South China Morning Post in March．

The Chinese smartphone market is controlled by home companies﹣ Huawei， Oppo， Vivo， and Xiaomi． Apple is the only foreign brand in the top five， but it has lost large ground to the home brands in recent years． Its market share is believed to be down to 37% from a 2015 high of 54%．

（1）What is this passage mainly about？ 　　

A．	The quality of "Made in China"．
B．	The change in Chinese buyers' thinking．
C．	Chinese products in the eye of foreigners．
D．	Difference between older and younger Chinese buyers．

（2）Which of the following is true according to the text？ 　　

A．	More and more foreigners go to buy Chinese products．
B．	Foreign products are more expensive than Chinese ones．
C．	More and more Chinese buyers prefer Chinese products．
D．	Older Chinese people don't like foreign products any more．

（3）Which fact best explains" home brand bias"？ 　　

A．	Apple had a market share of 54% in 2015．
B．	More than 90% of young Chinese buyers prefer home brands．
C．	Chinese people born before 1985 think that foreign brands are better．
D．	William Li found a big difference between China and Europe in 1997．

（4）Who did most of the research for this report？ 　　

A．	Credit Suisse．
B．	CCTV 9．
C．	South China Morning Post．
D．	Business Insider．

（5）What's the best title for this passage？ 　　

A．	Chinese products get more popular at home
B．	Young Chinese are crazy for foreign brands
C．	"Made in China" is welcomed all over the world
D．	Apple has lost large ground to Huawei in China

BBC World Have Your Say Every day， BBC News on TV， radio and online brings you stories from across the world． But what we want to hear are the stories that matter to you． Have got a story about life in China today？ If you do， please put your stories here．

I like traveling and I have traveled a lot around China． During the trip， I often find that a number of Chinese don't have good public manners． They always talk loudly on the phone and smoke everywhere． The worst is that they often break the rules in public． For example， when I traveled in Hong Kong in January this year， I saw a kid eating noodles on the subway， which is against the rules． However， the kid's mother didn't think he did wrong． Can you believe it？ Let's improve our public manners． （ Mike， Shenzhen）

I am a 14 ﹣ year ﹣ old boy from a poor village in Fuyang， Anhui Province． Like many other left ﹣behind children （留守儿童） in China． I live with my grandparents now． My father went to work in Shanghai several years ago． Last year， my mother went there to care for him because his health is not as good as before． They tell me to listen to my grandparents and call me about twice a month to ask about my study． I really miss my parents and I hope I can afford to go to school in Shanghai． I think every child needs parents' love and care． （ Wu Peigen， Anhui Province）

51． What is the topic of BBC World Have Your Say？ 　 　

A．	Travel around China．
B．	Improve our pubic manners．
C．	Left ﹣ behind children need parents' care．
D．	Life in China．

52． The thing that the kid did on the subway was 　 　．

A．	talking loudly on the phone
B．	smoking everywhere
C．	eating noodles
D．	crying

53． When did Mike travel in Hong Kong？ 　 　

A．	Last year．
B．	This year．
C．	When he was 14years old．
D．	We don't know．

54． Now Wu Peigen lives 　 　．

A．	with his grandparents
B．	with his parents
C．	with his grandmother
D．	alone

55． Wu Peigen's mother went to Shanghai to 　 　．

A．	make money
B．	look after his father
C．	find a job
D．	travel

With her eyes feeling increasingly tired and her vision blurry（视力模糊的），l6﹣year﹣old Tian Ting went to the hospital with her parents in January.She was shocked when she found out that her eyesight dropped from 5.0 to 4.6 in only a term. "A few of my friends have had the same experience lately，" Tian said.

    In fact，poor eyesight among Chinese primary and high school students rose from 59.2 percent to 70.6 percent in the first six months of 2020，according to the Ministry of Education.

    To protect students' eyesight，the Chinese government has worked out new requirements （要求） for school supplies （供应品） and equipments that will take effect （生效） on March 1，2022.For example，according to the requirements，the size of text in students' textbooks should be no smaller than nine﹣point.Teachers should also try not to use projectors （投影仪） or other multimedia equipments （多媒体设备） that are too bright，Beijing Daily reported.There are also requirements for desks and classroom lights.For example，these lights should give off （散发） as little blue light as possible.

    Blue light is bad for our eyes，as it can kill the photoreceptor cells （光感器细胞） we need for vision，according to Harvard Medical School.Many of the electronic devices we use every day，like our phones and computer screens，give off blue light.

    Chinese government has also taken other steps to protect students' eyesight in China.In May 2020，the National Health Commission urged schools to make sure that students have at least two hours of outdoor activity a day.

（1）In the first half of 2020，there were 　 　 of students becoming short﹣sighted.

A.0.4%

B.11.4%

C.59.2%

D.70.6%

（2）The writer probably agrees that 　 　.

A.Schools use textbooks with the smaller size of text

B.Teachers use over﹣bright multimedia equipments

C.Students are made sure to have fewer than two hours of outdoor activity a day

D.Schools use lights that give off less blue light

（3）What's the best title of the passage？ 　  

A.How to protect us from illness.

B.How to have outdoor activity.

C.How to use electronic devices.

D.How to protect students' eyesight.

Daily News

    Wild beavers （河狸） are back! Experts say that the wild beaver families are doing well． The beavers are even boosting wildlife and the environment!

    Over ten years ago， a family of beavers turned up in a part of the river Otter， in Devon．No one knew exactly where they came from． It was a big surprise一wild beavers hadn't lived in England for around 400 years!

    In 2015， the government allowed the beavers to stay there as part of a trial （试验）． They wanted to see if these animals could be reintroduced to the wild．The trial ends in February．Some scientists from the University of Exeter already say the beavers help the wildlife in the area． One scientist called it" an amazing story"．

    A lot of this is because of dams． Beavers build dams along the river． This creates deep pools in the riverbed and slows the water down． Scientists say this is perfect for many different types of plants and animals! Many plants are growing near the beavers．Different types of animals are also becoming more and more in the river． Beavers also help make flooding less，scientists say．The beavers' dams slow down the speed of the river， especially after heavy rain．

    There are， however， some problems． Beavers gnaw （咬，啃） on trees and this can harm them．Their dams can also sometimes create floods （洪水） on people's land．

    Beavers aren't the only animals that are being reintroduced to the wild! In 2019， red squirrels were brought back to an area of the Scottish Highlands． Further away， the world's rarest （罕见的）duck， the Madagascar pochard， is making a comeback． It was set free into the wild on the African island in 2019 and is doing well．

    Who knows what other animals might be making a comeback？

（1）Which of the following best explains "boosting" in paragraph 1？　　

A． building

B． spreading

C． helping

D． creating

（2）Why did the government want a trial first？ Because they wanted to　　．

A． grow more plants along the river

B． build dams for the beavers in the wild

C． introduce the beavers to the wild

D． see if the beavers could be reintroduced to the wild

（3）What are the good things about wild beavers living on the river Otter？　　

A． They help plants grow and make flooding less．

B． They bring heavy rain and floods．

C． They gnaw on trees and harm them．

D． Their dams create floods on people's land．

（4）How many kinds of animals are mentioned in the news story which have been reintroduced to the wild？　　

A． One．

B． Two．

C． Three．

D． Four．

（5）How do you think animal lovers feel about the news？　　

A． Embarrassed．

B． Pleased．

C． Tired．

D． Disappointed．

Look at this newspaper page． Read about December holiday events in one town． Then answer the questions：

Holiday Events This Week
Monday， December 12 Crafts Projects For kids ages 5 to 12 Library， 4 p．m．	Saturday， December 17 Holiday Fair Do last﹣minute shopping Town Hall， 11 a．m．
Friday， December 16 Holiday Concert Hear the chorus sing High School， 6 p．m．	Sunday， December 18 Benefit Breakfast Bring cons to give Clothes shop， 9 a．m．

（1）Which event is only for kids？　　

A． Crafts Projects．

B． Holiday Concert．

C． Benefit Breakfast．

（2）What time does the breakfast start？　　

A． 4 p．m．

B． 11 a．m．

C． 9 a．m．

（3）Which event is on Saturday？　　

A． Holiday Fair．

B． Holiday Concert．

C． Benefit Breakfast．

（4）Where is the Holiday Concert？　　

A． In the library．

B． In the high school．

C． In Town Hall．

Amazing China is a 90﹣minute documentary about the development of China． Many people have watched it．We asked some students how they liked this movie． Here are their opinions．

    ▲The director Wei Tie made this successful movie． It shows that China has progressed rapidly in the past nearly 70 years．

﹣﹣Li Lin

    ▲This movie drew a picture of common people's great work． I'm proud of our country because all the Chinese try to achieve Chinese dream．

﹣﹣Xu Wei

    ▲In this documentary， we saw the longest sea﹣crossing bridge in the world， Hong Kong﹣Zhuhai﹣Macao Bridge． Now， China also has longer high﹣speed rail network （高铁网） than any other country．

﹣﹣Liu Yang

    ▲The film helped people to know China better． The stories in the movie touched my heart deeply． From then on， I decided to work harder than before．

﹣﹣Huang Lei

（1）What kind of movie is Amazing China？　　

（2）Who is the director of this movie？　　

（3）Why is Xu Wei proud of China？　　

（4）Which is the longest sea﹣crossing bridge in the world？　　

（5）Did Amazing China touch Huang Lei's heart？　　

    The movie Ne Zha came back to the big screen last year． And lots of people watched it．

    For many years， the character Ne Zha has been familiar to many children of China． Most Chinese children came to know Ne Zha from the TV series Journey to the West． Of course， Ne Zha in that TV series is not as great as Sun Wukong． But still， Ne Zha is popular in Chinese children's hearts．

    Now， the relationships among the characters in the 3D movie Ne Zha are given modern meanings． New Ne Zha in the 3D movie is more than a child． He is very happy when he feels the warmth of the family．And he does not hide his anger when he meets bad men． He lives as he wants to live．

    It was hard to believe that a panda﹣eyed， buck﹣toothed（龅牙） child could be a hero in hearts of millions of people． But it made it and the movie was a big success．The film's director and screenwriter is Yang Yu． It took him three years to write this play and two more years to make the cartoon．It is one of the most successful cartoons made in China． You can enjoy the beauty created by high technology when watching it

（1）From which TV series did most Chinese children come to know Ne Zha？

　　

（2）What does new Ne Zha look like in the 3D movie？

　　

（3）How long did it take Yang Yu to write the play and make the cartoon？

　　

（4）请把划线句子翻译成汉语．

　　

（5）请给短文拟一个恰当的标题．

　　

When you look up into the night sky， you can see the moon． But do you know that you're only seeing one side of the moon？ The other side， also known as the far side of the moon， has long been a secret to us． But now， we have a chance to see what's on the far side．

    On January 3rd，China's Chang'e 4 probe（探测器） landed on the far side of the moon． It is the first probe in history to land there．

    Chang'e 4 probe has already done a lot of things on the moon． One of its jobs is to grow plants． Chang'e 4 probe took six living things to the moon． Such as cotton， potatoes and fruit flies（果蝇）． The cotton has already started growing． This is the first time humans have grown plants on the moon．

    Chang'e 4 probe also took a lot of pictures of the moon's far side． With these pictures， scientists will learn more about the moon．

（1）According to the passage， we can see both sides of the moon．　　（判断对错）

（2）Growing plants on the moon is Chang'e 4 probe's only task．　　（判断对错）

（3）Chang'e 4 probe is the first probe to land on the far side of the moon．　　（判断对错）

（4）Seven living things were brought to the moon by Chang'e 4 probe．　　（判断对错）

（5）The cotton has already begun growing on the moon．　　（判断对错）

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	Huawei has announced today that smartphone sales abroad in 2018 have reached over 200 million units． In recent months the company has become the No． 2 supplier（供应商）of smartphones， ahead of Apple and behind Samsung， marking a great progress Huawei has made since it entered this market eight years ago．
	An extended version of the Fuzing bullet train will be fitted with the automatic train operation system（列车自动控制系统）． With a design speed of 350 kilometers per hour， the new train is 439.8 meters long， with 17 carriages（火车车厢）that can carry 1283 passengers．
	The world's first 5G﹣enabled railway station is on its way! The Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station is the first railway station built upon the 5G digital（数字的）indoor system， with China Mobile and Huawei launching（发射）the network's system there．

（1）In recent months， which company has become the No． 2 supplier of smartphones？　　

A． Samsung．

B． Huawei．

C． Apple．

（2）An extended version of the Fuzing bullet train can reach the speed of　　．

A． 350 kilometers per hour

B． 200 kilometers per hour

C． 128 kilometers per hour

（3）　　will be the world's first 5G﹣enabled railway station？

A． Beijing Railway Station

B． Shenzhen Railway Station

C． The Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station