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【题目】

1People should put leaves of trees into ________.

A.B.C.D.

2Which kind of waste is the most harmful to public health and the soil?

A.Residual waste.B.Hazardous waste.C.Recyclable waste.D.Household food waste.

3You may read the above table from a ________.

A.story bookB.medicine reportC.science magazineD.daily newspaper

【答案】

1A

2B

3D

【解析】

本篇用图示向人们介绍垃圾分类,展示生活垃圾、危险废物、可回收废物、残余废物的分类。

1细节理解题。根据题图HOUSEHOLD FOOD WASTE Expired food FruitFlower and Plant可知剩菜、过期食品水果、花卉植物是生活垃圾;树叶属于生活垃圾,故选A

2细节理解题。根据题图“HAZARDOUS WASTE Medicine PaintPoison |BatteriesThermometers”药;漆;毒药电池;温度计是危险废物,对公众健康和土壤危害最大,故选B

3推理判断题。本篇用图示向人们介绍垃圾分类,展示生活垃圾、危险废物、可回收废物、残余废物的分类。推断本文选自日报;故选D

本篇是阅读单选,考查细节理解、推理判断能力。解答前要先快速阅读全文,理解大意;再阅读题干,正确理解题干的要求;然后回归原文,寻找有用信息作答;题12是细节理解题,解答时要在原文中找出题干包含的信息部分作答;题3要明白4个选项的意思A. story book故事书 B. medicine report医学报告 C. science magazine科学杂志;D. daily newspaper日报;再根据根据文章的主要内容推断文章的出处。

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1Jin Hee Park thinks his university campus is ______ for walking and relaxing.

A.basicB.academicC.attractiveD.crowded

2Alejandro Vega feels ______ when he jogs in Central Park, for it feels private.

A.enjoyableB.boredC.nervousD.surprised

3Niagara Falls in America was close to the public because of its wonderful ______.

A.listsB.contestsC.fallsD.footpaths

4"no trip to New York is complete" (in Para. 4) probably means ______.

A.it's not a perfect trip to New YorkB.we should never go for a trip to New York

C.don't finish a trip in New YorkD.New York isn't a good place to visit

5In all of Olmsted's designing products, he tried to ______.

A.design footpaths for better views of the falls

B.protect the natural beauty of an area

C.include landscapes of Stanford University campus

D.rebuild the Central Park in New York City.

6Which of the following best describes the present situation on Niagara Falls?

A.This area is developed and becomes more lovely.

B.Olmsted expected most of the animals there to leave.

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D.Some people are doing learn to the environment.

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