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11．There are about 52 theme parks in Japan．Today we mainly talk about three famous theme parks among them．Nikko Edo Village
Nikko Edo Village is a theme park opened in Tochigi prefecture （县） in 1986that offers an amazing experience of Edo-period culture and lifestyle．A town scenery from the mid-Edo period is rebuilt within the park，and among attractions are live Edo festival parades．
Universal Studios Japan
Located in Osaka，this park features Hollywood films．One of the two largest theme parks in Japan，along with Tokyo Disney Resort，it is the third theme park operated by Universal Studios and the first outside the United States．
At first，the park was to have been named"Universal Studios Osaka，"but this name was not used because its abbreviation （缩写） USO would have been pronounced like the Japanese word uso，which means"lie．"
The park offers attractions on the theme of motion pictures，with rides such as Sesame Street，Shrek，E．T．，Terminator，Spiderman，etc．
Tokyo Disney Resort
Opened in the city of Urayasu，Chiba prefecture in 1983 as the first Disneyland outside the United States，Tokyo Disneyland lies on 600，000 square meters of reclaimed land（填海造陆）．
In 2001，Tokyo DisneySea was opened next to Tokyo Disneyland，with the seas as its theme．This park，Tokyo Disneyland，and neighboring hotels and shopping centers together make up the Tokyo Disney Resort，which brings in more than 25 million visitors every year．
Tokyo Disney Resort lies close to Tokyo and other major cities with huge populations，and has easy access to the New Tokyo International Airport in the city of Narita Chiba prefecture．Apart from this，its great success also lies in the fact that new attractions have been opened one after another，thus winning the support of many repeat visitors．
21．In which park can you enjoy the live performance？A
A．Nikko Edo Village
B．Universal Studios Japan
C．Tokyo DisneySea
D．Tokyo Disney Resort
22．Which of the following is not included about Universal Studios Japan？D
A．Its location
B．Its attractions
C．Its name
D．Its history
23．What can we know about Tokyo Disney Resort？C
A．It is the first Disneyland in the world
B．It is made up of two parts
C．It is becoming more popular
D．It is not easy to get to．
分析 本文介绍了日本52个主题公园中最有名的三所．
解答 21．A．细节题．由Nikko Edo Village中的Nikko Edo Village is a theme park opened in Tochigi prefecture （县） in 1986that offers an amazing experience of Edo-period culture and lifestyle，可知在这里有关于文化好生活方式的体验，即真实的表现，故选A．
22．D．推理判断题．由 Universal Studios Japan中的第一句Located in Osaka，this park features Hollywood films，可知此句讲的是位置，At first，the park was to have been named"Universal Studios Osaka，"but this name was not used because its abbreviation （缩写） USO would have been pronounced like the Japanese word uso，which means"lie，讲的是名字的由来和寓意，The park offers attractions on the theme of motion pictures一句讲的是名胜景点，未提及历史，故选D．
23．C．推理判断题．由 Tokyo Disney Resort中的Apart from this，its great success also lies in the fact that new attractions have been opened one after another，thus winning the support of many repeat visitors，可知此处不断开发着新的景点，吸引着许多游客，可推知它更有名了，故选C．
点评 本篇文章难点在推理判断题上．推理判断题要以表面文字为前提，以具体事实为依据进行推理，做出判断．这种推理方式比较直接，考生只要弄清事实，即可结合上下文推断出合理的结论．
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