听力选择题：

1.What did “Kung Fu Grandma” show on her videos on YouTube?
A. Her local language.
B. Her martial arts skills.
C. The key to her long life.
2. When did “Kung Fu Grandma” start to learn kung fu?
A. At the age of 5.
B. At the age of 6.
C. At the age of 15.
3.What did “Kung Fu Grandma” think of kung fu?
A. Violent.
B. Artistic.
C. Helpful.

听力填空题：

A video of an elderly Chinese woman1           2           3           4           5           at a recent local gathering has quickly become a hit on YouTube, where it was 6            over 440,000 times and given more than 4,500 likes. Messages, including "I don’t know if I will even be able to walk at 98" and "Perhaps kung fu is the key to her long life", are posted by 7            of the 98-year-old woman, known to fans as the "Kung Fu Grandma". Even Zhao Lijian, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has

8           9           , saying about the video on Twitter, "The kung fu spirit never gets old."
    "Kung Fu Grandma", whose real name is Zhang Hexian, had already 10            11           

12            by 2017, although in nearly 10 decades she has never left her hometown, the village of Zhangkeng in Ninghai county, Zhejiang province. She speaks a local language but13            Mandarin.
    After the video went viral on YouTube, her niece told her, "Grandma, now you are famous not only in China but also abroad." Zhang stands about 1.5 meters tall. Her kung fu 14            are 15           and her

16           17           . Her village has had a long 18            with kung fu, and Zhang began learning at the age of 5 from her father, who was a sixth-generation inheritor of Zhang Boxing, a martial arts style found mainly in southern China. Zhang said: "Kung fu is not for 19           , but to protect ourselves and help others when 20           ."
答案：BAC

1.demonstrating
2.her
3.martial
4.arts
5.skills
6.viewed
7.admirers
8.taken
9.notice
10.established
11.a
12.reputation
13.understands
14.movements
15.fluent
16.steps
17.steady
18.relationship
19.violence
20.necessary

听力文本：
      A video of an elderly Chinese woman demonstrating her martial arts skills at a recent local gathering has quickly become a hit on YouTube, where it was viewed over 440,000 times and given more than 4,500 likes. Messages, including "I don’t know if I will even be able to walk at 98" and "Perhaps kung fu is the key to her long life", are posted by admirers of the 98-year-old woman, known to fans as the "Kung Fu Grandma". Even Zhao Lijian, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has taken notice, saying about the video on Twitter, "The kung fu spirit never gets old."