⑴ 求有關地震，核輻射，拉登，裸婚，微博，利比亞的英語閱讀題，初中初三中考的，就考選擇題的那種。
地震：地殼在內、外營力作用下，集聚的構造應力突然釋放，產生震動彈性波，從震源向四周傳播引起的地面顫動。地震常常造成嚴重人員傷亡，能引起火災，水災，有毒氣體泄漏，細菌及放射性物質擴散，還可能造成海嘯，滑坡，崩塌，地裂縫等次生災害。
核輻射：1、核輻射是原子核從一種結構或一種能量狀態轉變為另一種結構或另一種能量狀態過程中所釋放出來的微觀粒子流。2、少量的輻射照射不會危及人類的健康，過量的放射性射線照射對人體會產生傷害，使人致病、致死。劑量越大，危害越大。
裸婚：「裸婚」是指不買房、不買車、不辦婚禮甚至沒有婚戒直接領證結婚的人們，是2008年興起的網路新詞彙。和以往中國傳統家庭理念不同，現代人越來越強調婚姻的"自由"和"獨立"。：「裸」婚就是結婚不舉債、不奢侈。沒有先前結婚的那麼多復雜的東西要想和承擔裸婚，也是一種愛的升華，拋開物質和世俗的負累，回歸愛情本身，體現幸福的實質，是種回歸更是進步。
拉登：是基地組織的首領，該組織被很多人被國家認為是全球性的恐怖組織，現被指為美國2001年「9·11」襲擊事件的幕後總策劃人，並被放在美國聯邦調查局通緝名單的首位，被廣泛認為是「世界上最大的通緝犯」。生而富二代 年少痛失父愛；恨王室懦弱 揭開反美大幕；手腕更毒辣 美國本土施襲；2011年5月6日電 「基地」組織6日發表聲明，正式確認其頭目拉登已經身亡，並揚言報復美國。
微博：是一個基於用戶關系的信息分享、傳播以及獲取平台，用戶可以通過WEB、WAP以及各種客戶端組件個人社區，以140字左右的文字更新信息，並實現即時分享，對於商業推廣、明星效應的傳播更有研究價值，對於普通人來說，微博的關注友人大多來自事實的生活圈子，用戶的一言一行不但起到發泄感情，記錄思想的作用，更重要的是維護了人際關系。
剩下的不會考的，中考而已，沒有那麼寬還有知道這些意思就很好理解了，不管出什麼題都知道哦，還有中國共產黨建黨90周年和食品安全問題最容易考 這個你應該知道了解
⑵ 有沒有關於地震的語文或英語閱讀文章
地震
中午兩點多鍾，我正在聯系客戶，可電話就是怎麼也打不通．我在電腦上開始查找我需要的消息，可怎麼看電腦都是歪的，我因為是荊海榮等的不耐煩，故意在搖桌子．這時辦公桌里所有的人都好像意識到了今日與往日的不同，這時隨著誰一聲「地震」，辦公室里的女孩都嚇的蹲在了辦公桌下面，一面啜泣一面給家裡人打電話。
曹姐一面恐慌地打電話一面喊著我孩子怎麼辦呀，偉大的母愛日月可鑒！就在這一二分鍾的時間里，通往樓梯口的牆皮掉了一塊，辦公桌的封條也被震掉在了地上．大家都慌了，我突然想起」9.11」,一個偉大的父親給家裡緊打電話」我手頭的工作還沒有走，現在走己經來不及了，老婆我愛你，孩子還好嗎？讓我和孩子說兩句話．以後有要聽媽媽的話，我愛你，兒子，我愛你們……話還沒說完，飛機己經撞上來了。
我真的一點都沒有害怕，最起碼我還是在工作的崗位上．但是辦公室外的嘈雜聲越來越大，所有人都恐慌的順著樓梯往下移動．
8樓
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終於走到6層了，所有的人心裡都慢慢的落了底．終於，經過一些男同志的束散，所有人都安全的退到了寫字樓的空曠草地上．人們終於舒了一口氣，這時都忙著聯系家裡人．
是啊，人在大自然的面前是多麼的脆弱！多麼的渺小！而人類的感情是多麼的偉大呀！就在生命最後喘息的幾秒，都把最美好的祝願送給自己的家人、自己的朋友。只要有人類永遠不離不棄的感情，親情、友情、愛情，自然災害又要什麼可以害怕的呢？
英文的：地震來了 如何保護孩子
http://www.cet46.org/news/system/2008/05/16/000021793.shtml
⑶ 有關地震的英語短文，有追加分
The earthquake has shocked me.Recently I logged on Bai to search the events about Sichuan earthquake.Then all the pics and showed out. I was really shocked, seeing all those pics and videos about the earthquake. i am also touched by the beautiful soldiers who spare no effort to save the innocent,beautiful lives.
I've heard about the Tangshan earthquake before.I've heard that it's very frightening to experience that moment, when you don't know whether you will survive in the end. People trapped in the earthquake must be very scared.Thanks to our premere Wen Jiabao,thanks to our Communist Party,who strive to save the people.
(參考在這里：http://..com/question/54085015.html?si=2)
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Because of natural disaster,over a billion people have to live on $1 a day or less.Families in such difficulty must go without the food they need -- every day of their lives. A billion poor people -- mostly women and children -- are losing their health and lives, and their hope for a better future.
2 million babies a year are so weak from hunger that they die ,Poor families spend over 70% of their income(收入)on food. (An average American family spends just over 10%). 226 million children are lost their chances for a good
ecation and bright future.
But, World Hunger Can Be Defeated.
(PS:這個是地震之後的影響。)
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http://blog.sina.com.cn/ewstudy
這個是四川汶川縣地震地影響，希望你能夠用上
⑷ 一篇關於地震的閱讀理解
1.堅強 脆弱
2.（你沒說完整啊！什麼意思呢）
3.他不忘向救援人員敬上一專個標準的少先隊屬隊禮
4.地震這個災害（天變）
從這些孩子們的身上，我們深深地懂得，人的血肉之軀遠遠不如鋼筋混凝土堅硬，但我們的心比什麼都堅強。我們因為堅強而喊出了「中國不哭」、「汶川不哭」的口號，這是信心，這是希望。
5.地震中的堅強
6.對比的作用
其他許許多多的孩子比不過小郎錚
⑸ 關於地震英語小短文
On May 12th ,a powerful earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter Scale has attacked the village which was called Wenchuan in Sichuan Province.
I surfed the Internet from morning till night to see what were happening in that place. I fell very distressed that when I saw the pictures .The whole villages were wiped out by the terrible earthquake. Hundreds of people lost their lives or were rendered homeless. But fortunately, millions of people home or broad have given freely in response to the appeal for the victims of the earthquake.
I hope all of us can try our best to help the victims out of this terrible disaster as soon as possible.
China is a great nation ! Chinese are all great people ! Great Chinese must defeat all the difficulties they meet at last !
I believe and bless you——China—— my great motherland!
⑹ 求一篇關於地震的英語文章
An earthquake is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves. Earthquakes are recorded with a seismometer, also known as a seismograph. The moment magnitude of an earthquake is conventionally reported, or the related and mostly obsolete Richter magnitude, with magnitude 3 or lower earthquakes being mostly imperceptible and magnitude 7 causing serious damage over large areas. Intensity of shaking is measured on the modified Mercalli scale.At the Earth's surface, earthquakes manifest themselves by a shaking and sometimes displacement of the ground. When a large earthquake epicenter is located offshore, the seabed sometimes suffers sufficient displacement to cause a tsunami. The shaking in earthquakes can also trigger landslides and occasionally volcanic activity.In its most generic sense, the word earthquake is used to describe any seismic event—whether a natural phenomenon or an event caused by humans—that generates seismic waves. Earthquakes are caused mostly by rupture of geological faults, huge amounts of gas migration, mainly methane deep within the earth, but also by volcanic activity, landslides, mine blasts, and nuclear experiments.The 2008 Sichuan earthquake (Chinese: 四川大地震), or Great Sichuan Earthquake which measured at 8.0 Ms[5] and 8.3 Mw[6] according to PRC's China Seismological Bureau, and 7.9 Mw according to USGS, occurred at 14:28:01.42 CST (06:28:01.42 UTC) on 12 May 2008 in Sichuan province of China. It was also known as the Wenchuan earthquake (Chinese: 汶川大地震), after the earthquake's epicenter in Wenchuan County in Sichuan province. The epicenter was 80 kilometres (50 mi) west-northwest of Cheng, the capital of Sichuan, with a depth of 19 kilometres (12 mi).[2] The earthquake was felt as far away as Beijing (1,500 km away) and Shanghai (1,700 km away), where office buildings swayed with the tremor.[7] The earthquake was also felt in nearby countries.Official figures (as of May 30, 12:00 CST) state that 68,858 are confirmed dead, including 68,007 in Sichuan province, and 366,586 injured, with 18,618 listed as missing.[4] The earthquake left about 4.8 million people homeless,[8] though the number could be as high as 11 million.[9] It was the deadliest and strongest earthquake to hit China since the 1976 Tangshan earthquake, which killed at least 240,000 people. Approximately 15 million people lived in the affected area.The earthquake was followed by two major aftershocks, which led to the collapse of 420,000 more buildings.[10] On May 25, a major aftershock of 6.0 Mw hit northeast of the original earthquake's epicenter, in Qingchuan County, causing eight deaths, 927 injuries, and billions of dollars in damage.
⑺ 有關於汶川地震的初中英語文章嗎
Wenchuan, is the name of each of us.
You Yuan in the sound of the whistle Chuishou mime legislature, the May meeting of rain and tears. This is Huibie the moment: the mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, wives, husbands, lovers, teachers, students, friends, colleagues, neighbours… ... to at 14:28 on May 12 before the ll, busy, hope , Disappointed, sad, happy…… those Xi Yan be aware of the warm days.
Because Wenchuan, I think one of the Tangshan. I was not surprised: 32 after the Tangshan earthquake, whether living or deceased, then there are all full. 32, Tangshan, there have been numerous Festivals, social, collective, the family, and even the soul. It is no longer just parting and sorrow, and become friends and relatives meet with the blessing of the world. Tangshan earthquake to 240,000 lives lost, but it left a name of "Tangshan" a complete life. Wenchuan contributions to the disaster areas who billion in Tangshan orphans, and let you see life on the ruins of the growth.
Today's Wenchuan Festivals, it is only a short farewell. Life, not just breathing and heartbeat. Shenglisibie, not the lives of the border. Pro-people did not leave, everything will continue. Liaoliang in the ruins of the baby crying sound, called a "Wenchuan" new life, born today.
Alive, it is not easy. Better use of the "alive" comfort their loved ones, to have GREater courage and wisdom. Today is the earthquake relief eighth day, the severe test on January 1 is approaching, we need more reserved emotional and the rational Mingche.
To all the deceased rest in peace!
Requests all the health, wiped away tears, to continue!
汶川，是我們每個人的名字。
在悠遠的汽笛聲中垂首默立，任5月的雨水和淚水交匯。這是揮別的一刻：向母親、父親、兒子、女兒、妻子、丈夫、戀人、老師、學生、朋友、同事、鄰居……；向5月12日14時28分前的平淡、忙碌、盼望、失望、憂愁、歡喜……那些習焉不察的溫馨日子。
因為汶川，我一次次想起唐山。我不由驚訝：唐山地震32年之後，無論是逝者還是生者，此時全都完整地存在。32年，唐山，有過無數祭奠，社會、集體、家庭，乃至心靈。它不再僅僅是別離和悲傷，而成為與親人友人間的相會與祝福。唐山地震讓24萬生靈消失，可是，它留下了一個名叫「唐山」的完整生命。那位向汶川災區捐款億元的唐山孤兒，讓你看到廢墟上生命的成長。
今天的汶川祭奠，一定也只是短暫的告別。生命，並非僅僅是呼吸和心跳。生離死別，不是生命的邊界。親人們沒有離去，一切都將延續。在廢墟上嘹亮的嬰兒啼哭聲里，一個叫做「汶川」的新生命，今天降生。
活著，並不容易。用更好的「活著」告慰親人，要有更大的勇氣和智慧。今天，是抗震救災第八天，嚴峻的考驗正一一迫近，我們需要更為內斂的情感與明澈的理性。
願所有的逝者安息！
請所有的生者，擦乾眼淚，繼續！
⑻ 急！誰有初中英語關於地震方面的閱讀短文，請速告。謝謝！
Tangshan: The Deadliest Earthquake
From Jennifer Rosenberg
At 3:42 a.m. on July 28, 1976, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit the sleeping city of Tangshan, in northeastern China. The very large earthquake, striking an area where it was totally unexpected, obliterated the city of Tangshan and killed over 240,000 people - making it the deadliest earthquake of the twentieth century.
Fireballs and Animals Give Warning
Though scientific earthquake prediction is in its nascent stages, nature often gives some advance warning of an impending earthquake.
In a village outside of Tangshan, well water reportedly rose and fell three times the day before the earthquake. In another village, gas began to spout out the water well on July 12 and then increased on July 25th and 26th. Other wells throughout the area showed signs of cracking.
Animals also gave a warning that something was about to happen. One thousand chickens in Baiguantuan refused to eat and ran around excitedly chirping. Mice and yellow weasels were seen running around looking for a place to hide. In one household in the city of Tangshan, a goldfish began jumping wildly in its bowl. At 2 a.m. on July 28, shortly before the earthquake struck, the goldfish jumped out of its bowl. Once its owner had returned him to his bowl, the goldfish continued to jump out of its bowl until the earthquake hit.
Strange? Indeed. These were isolated incidents, spread across a city of a million people and a countryside scattered with villages. But nature gave additional warnings.
The night preceding the earthquake, July 27-28, many people reported seeing strange lights as well as loud sounds. The lights were seen in a multitude of hues. Some people saw flashes of light; others witnessed fireballs flying across the sky. Loud, roaring noises followed the lights and fireballs. Workers at the Tangshan airport described the noises as louder than that of an airplane.
The Earthquake Strikes
When the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Tangshan at 3:42 a.m. on July 28, over a million people lay sleeping, unaware of the disaster that was to befall them. As the earth began to shake, a few people who were awake had the forethought to dive under a table or other heavy piece of furniture, but most were asleep and did not have time. The entire earthquake lasted approximately 14 to 16 seconds.
Once the quake was over, the people who could, scrambled out into the open, only to see the entire city levelled. After an initial period of shock, the survivors began to dig through debris to answer the muffled calls for help as well as find loved ones still under rubble. As injured people were saved from under the rubble, they were lain on the side of the road. Many of the medical personnel were also trapped under debris or killed by the earthquake. The medical centers were destroyed as well as the roads to get there.
Survivors were faced with no water, no food, and no electricity.
All but one of the roads into Tangshan was undrivable. Unfortunately, relief workers accidentally clogged the one remaining road, leaving them and their supplies stuck for hours in the traffic jam.
People needed help immediately; survivors could not wait for help to arrive. Survivors formed groups to dig for others. They set up medical areas where emergency proceres were concted with the minimum of supplies. They searched for food and set up temporary shelters.
Though 80 percent of the people trapped under rubble were saved, a 7.1 magnitude aftershock that hit in the afternoon of July 28 sealed the fate for many who had been waiting under the rubble for help.
After the earthquake hit, 242,419 people lay dead or dying, along with another 164,581 people who were severely injured. In 7,218 households, all members of the family were killed by the earthquake.
Corpses were buried quickly, usually close to the residences in which they perished. This later caused health problems, especially after it rained and the bodies were again exposed. Workers had to find these impromptu graves, dig up the bodies, and then move and rebury the corpses outside of the city.
Damage and Recovery
Before the 1976 earthquake, scientists didn't think Tangshan was susceptible to a large earthquake; thus, the area was zoned an intensity level of VI on the Chinese intensity scale (similar to the Mercalli scale). The 7.8 earthquake that hit Tangshan was given an intensity level of XI (out of XII). The buildings in Tangshan were not built to withstand such a large earthquake.
Ninety-three percent of residential buildings and 78 percent of instrial buildings were completely destroyed. Eighty percent of the water pumping stations were seriously damaged and the water pipes were damaged throughout the city. Fourteen percent of the sewage pipes were severely damaged.
The foundations of bridges gave way, causing the bridges to collapse.
Railroad lines bent. Roads were covered with debris as well as riddled with fissures.
With so much damage, recovery was not easy. Food was a high priority. Some food was parachuted in, but the distribution was uneven. Water, even just for drinking, was extremely scarce. Many people drank out of pools or other locations that had become contaminated ring the earthquake. Relief workers eventually got water trucks and others to transport clean drinking water into the affected areas.
After the emergency care was given, the rebuilding of Tangshan began almost immediately. Though it took time, the entire city was rebuilt and is again home to over a million people, earning Tangshan the name "Brave City of China."
⑼ 關於地震的話題（英語）
Earthquakes used to be something remote for 33-year-old Cao Lili -- that is until she saw on TV what had happened in Sichuan Province on May 12. On one hand, she had been shedding tears and praying for the victims. On the other, she was collecting knowledge on how to survive in quakes.
"I'm surprised to find sometimes it's wrong to hide under desks as we have been told. We should seek shelter in triangle areas -- space possibly formed by the falling ceiling, the floor and the hard objects like a wall, bed or tables," says the English teacher in Longkou, Shandong Province, thousands of kilometers away from Sichuan. "I'm passing the information on to my students."
The earthquake shook an area about 100,000 sq km involving 27.92 million people, the size of some European countries, figures from the Sichuan provincial government show.
The death toll has risen to nearly 70,000 with almost 20,000 still missing, and the figures are updated on a daily basis.
Despite the tragedy, the earthquake has improved public awareness about natural disasters. A survey carried out by China Youth Daily and Sohu.com shows that among 4,309 respondents, about 61 percent say they will learn more about rescue knowledge and prepare first aid tools at home.
The quake also reshapes people's habits, for example, in apartment purchases. "The TV says buildings made of concrete frames will be relatively safe, while those with pre-cast concrete slabs can not stand big quakes," Cao says. She felt assured when finding out her apartment belonged to the relatively quake-resistant type.
More clients are asking salesmen "what levels of earthquake can the building stand" before buying an apartment.
"The big quake influenced the purchasers' psyche. They put construction quality first, instead of price, location, age or accessory facilities," says Zhang Yujing, a saleswoman at a high-rise in Jinan, Shandong Province. "They favor the middle and lower floors, while in the past those above 11 floors were most popular e to wide views and good ventilation."
A survey carried out by China Youth Daily and QQ.com involving 1,232 respondents, revealed 94.1 percent hoped to participate in disaster-fighting or self-rescue manoeuvres, and 85.3 percent never had such activities before.
"The survival knowledge and techniques should be promoted," says Wang Donghai, a Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences researcher. "I lived in the United States for about 10 years. My children were taught how to react in hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in primary schools. It's very practical and useful. Such knowledge is not paid much attention to in our country."
Huang Xiaohua, a 40-year-old from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, bought a book on survival skills for his son in middle school and asked him to finish it in a month. "I have paid much attention to my son's studies in Chinese, mathematics or even musical instrument, but neglected his study of survival skills. We are making up for it."
Books on earthquakes survival skills have showed up in conspicuous places in book stores. "After the quake, books on earthquakes and rescue mushroomed. They sell well, especially those on earthquake causes, dangers, rescue skills and psychological rescue," says Wang Liangqiang, a book dealer in Jinan.
Japan is taken as an exemplary country in promoting disaster rescue ecation. "Japan pays much attention to survival skills ecation," says Zhu Chengshan, a researcher with the Nanjing International Peace Research Institute, who has visited Japan many times. "Even kindergarten children are asked to enter earthquake simulators to learn how to escape."
Sichuan is mulling to build an earthquake museum on the affected area, both as a memorial and for ecation. Different parts of China are promoting lessons on survival skills to the public. Yunnan Province plans to have courses on survival skills in kindergartens and middle and high schools in some pilot cities.
While science has increasingly found its way into public conversation, many are questioning why experts failed to provide predictions before the disastrous quake.
"We are under great pressure," says Ren Luchuan, a researcher with China Earthquake Networks Center the under China Earthquake Administration. "In fact we feel a kind of guilt after the disaster and some even need psychological help."
It's an international difficulty for experts to predict earthquakes in a short term -- namely within 10 days, Ren says.
Three factors contribute to the difficulty in earthquake prediction, Ren says. "We haven't built up a complete theory on earthquake prediction; the survey data on signs before an earthquake cannot be sufficiently collected; experiences on predicting an earthquake within a short term are very limited."
Many are debating signs before the 8.0-magnitude earthquake, like the migration of thousands of toads before the quake.
Ren says, "It's natural for toads to migrate after they grow up from tadpoles. No scientific evidence proves there is a direct link between toad migration and earthquakes."
Ren and his colleagues have received a lot faxes each day, many claiming they had found earthquake-related signs: from ground water level changes, to "irritable dolphins" and "crying tortoises." "We sort the information out for further study."
"Animals might have some capacities that human beings can not understand. For example, no elephants were found dead in the tsunami in Indonesia in 2004. However, the theory on earthquakes and animal reaction is not fully built and thus we need to select through the information," Ren says.
A rumor circulated online the day when the Wenchuan earthquake occurred -- parts of Beijing would suffer a 2 to 6 magnitude earthquake from 10 p.m. to 12 p.m. on May 12.
"Anyone with basic seismic knowledge can know it's a rumor," says Ren, "It's impossible to provide so precise a place and time before any earthquake with current techniques ... It's also ridiculous to predict a 2 to 6 magnitude earthquake. A magnitude means 32 times of energy shift. A 6-magnitude earthquake can wreak great havoc, while a 2-magnitude earthquake happens almost everyday."
Sciencenet.com, a website for science workers, received more visitors after the quake. "The daily hits rose to 240,000 from 100,000 before the quake. The most popular search items are quake-related information," says Zhao Yan, chief editor of Sciencenet.cn under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. "Some peasants and middle-school students leave messages asking bloggers about quake information. They are not supposed to be our target users, but the disaster expanded our user group as people in emergency have a nature to turn to safety, including reliable information."
"But there is still a gap between the demand and need for scientific information," says Zhao. "More efforts should be done to promote scientific information among the public on how to react in disasters."
Thousands of kilometers away from Sichuan, Cao found herself bothered by talks of toad migration in her hometown. "They say there you might step on two or three of them (toads) ... Some panicked and bought almost all beamed cakes in the town (to store them as emergency food). We need more access to authoritative information."
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