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17．Acac Summer CampChildren from preschool through 8th grade will have a safe，active and fun experience at Acac Summer Camp with our year-round professional team．Rain or shine the fun doesn't stop．Campers play at our Water-park，on our playgrounds，and engage in sports and games on the outdoor turf（草皮） field．Tennis camp and swim lessons are also offered to your child，in addition to sports camps．Charlottesville Waldorf School Camps
Charlottesville Waldorf School Summer Programs：Summer garden（3-6）A taste of a Waldorf Kindergarten in the summertime．Fill your child's day with creative movement，circle games，painting，natural fiber handcrafts，music，storytelling，puppet shows（木偶戏）and plenty of outdoor activities in the sunshine，including daily water play．
Broadway Star Camp at Village School
Does your child dream of being a star of the stage？Village School is launching an exciting theatre arts camp under the professional guidance of Hollywood Theatre Lab．Our weekly camps are packed full of acting，singing，dancing，set design，and costumes．These camps are pure theatrical fun with a thrilling new Broadway theme each week．Family and friends are invited to watch their Broadway Star in a show-stopping performance every Friday afternoon．
Explorers'Summer Camp
Each kindergarten child （3-6）who attends Explorers'Summer Camp jumps into the pages of quality and award-winning children's literature．Every day there are numerous opportunities to work on core subject areas，based on some of the most beloved books for young children．Reading，language arts，mathematics，and music are taught under the umbrella of these wonderful books in a way that is fun and challenging．Children engage in a variety of activities in and out of doors．
25．What is the passage mainly written for？A
A．Parents．
B．Children．
C．Teenagers．
D．Adults．
26．Which camp is suitable for a 4-year-old interested in tennis？A
A．Acac Summer Camp
B．Charlottesville Waldorf School Camps
C．Broadway Star Camp at Village School
D．Explorers'Summer Camp
27．Explorers'Summer Camp can help childrenB．
A．realize their star dreams
B．improve their reading skills
C．learning more about foreign cultures
D．write their own books in an interesting way
28．What's the author's purpose of writing the text？A
A．To attract people to the camps．
B．To talk about camping experiences．
C．To explain the aims of the camps．
D．To describe the programs of the camps．
分析 本文主要介绍了Acac夏令营的具体内容和活动项目，在每一个不同的夏令营里可以提高孩子的不同能力，可以看出作者的写作目的是让人们了解夏令营并参加，
解答 25．A 推理判断题．根据句子Children from preschool through 8th grade will have a safe，active and fun experience at Acac Summer Camp 孩子们从学前班到第八年级会有一个安全的、活跃的、有趣的夏令营．而且在下文的每一个夏令营的年龄要求上都是孩子，可以推断出这篇文章是写给从学前班到八年级的孩子的父母看的，这个年龄阶段要不要参加夏令营是由父母决定的，所以答案选A．
26，A 细节理解题．在第一段Acac Summer Camp 中根据句子Tennis camp and swim lessons are also offered to your child，in addition to sports camps．除了运动营地外，还为你的孩子提供网球夏令营和游泳课．所以答案选A．
27．B 细节理解题．根据句子Reading，language arts，mathematics，and music are taught under the umbrella of these wonderful books in a way that is fun and challenging．阅读、语言艺术、数学和音乐都是在这些精彩的书的指导下，以一种有趣和富有挑战性的方式授课．可见在这里可以提高孩子的阅读能力．所以答案选B．
28．A 写作意图题．本文主要介绍了Acac夏令营的具体内容和活动项目，在每一个不同的夏令营里可以提高孩子的不同能力，可以看出作者的写作目的是让人们了解夏令营并参加，所以答案选A符合文意．
点评 阅读理解题测试考生在阅读基础上的逻辑推理能力，要求考生根据文章所述事件的逻辑关系，对未说明的趋势或结局作出合理的推断；或根据作者所阐述的观点理论，对文章未涉及的现象、事例给以解释．考生首先要仔细阅读短文，完整了解信息，准确把握作者观点．
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| 44．A．limit | B．prejudice | C．average | D．value |
| 45．A．contact | B．comfort | C．warn | D．blame |
| 46．A．dilemma | B．debate | C．game | D．competition |
| 47．A．creative | B．enthusiastic | C． noisy | D．curious |
| 48．A．Yet | B．Still | C．Somehow | D．Therefore |
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| 51．A．rare | B．close | C．poor | D．different |
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| 58．A．serious | B．complex | C．single | D．strange |
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