In order to celebrate the recent release of the Bravofly travel guide to Germany,this week we introduce four cities in Germany you have to visit. Hannover On the River Leine,Hannover is the country's 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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In order to celebrate the recent release (发行) of the Bravofly travel guide to Germany,this week we introduce four cities in Germany you have to visit.

Hannover

On the River Leine,Hannover is the country's greenest city,with a number of recreation areas,parks and forests to explore. Also known as the ‘city of museums，’ you have to check out world-famous information centers such as the Sprengel Museum,and the Luflfahrtmuseum Laatzen to get the true Hannover experience.

Dresden

Located near the border with the Czech Republic,Dresden is a city that has become known because the bombing in 1945 nearly destroyed it,however,its unique character was largely undamaged. Check that character out for yourself by visiting one of its many famous structures,such as the Frauenkirche,Zwinger Palace and Briihr s Terrace,to leam about one of Europe's most fascinating cities.

Stuttgart

There are a ton of things to do in Stuttgart,but if you're a true car enthusiast there's only one place you need to go — the Mercedes Benz Museum!Other places worth visiting include the beautiful Femsehturm Stuttgart communications tower and the fascinating Linden Museum.

Nuremberg

If you,re truly interested in history,there's only one place in Germany you need to visit — Nuremberg. Explore Nuremberg's history for yourself by taking trips to places such as Nuremberg Castle,and Albrecht Diirer,s House.

21. Hannover is ranked first in Germany according to .

A. the number of recreation centers

B. the number of museums

C. the environment

D. the population

22. We know from the text that Dresden.

A. is famous for its ancient buildings

B. hasn't changed since the bombing

C. isn’t far from the Czech Republic

D. is Germany's most attractive city

23. Which city would you probably visit if you are a fan of cars?

A. Dresden. B. Stuttgart.

C. Hannover. D. Nuremberg.

21. C 22. C 23. B

文章介绍了四个德国有名的城市。

21. C.推理判断题。根据第二段中的 Hannover is the country's greenest city可知，汉诺威是德国最“绿”的城市，也就是说它的环境是最好的。

22. C.细节理解题。根据第三段中的 Located near the border with the Czech Republic,Dresden …可知，德累斯顿位于德捷边界附近，所以离捷克共和国不远。

23. B.节理解题。根据第四段中的 if you’ re a true car enthusiast there's only one place you need to go 一 the,Mercedes Benz Museum 可知答案。

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42. A. classmates B. parents C. friend D. grandson

43. A. school B. charity C. store D. playground

44. A. reason B. instruction C. concern D. invitation

45. A. in need of B. in charge of C. in face of D. in favor of

46. A. tall B. logical C. specific D. direct

47. A. easily B. slowly C. seriously D. anxiously

48. A. exercise B. duty C. business D. task

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50. A. dreamed of B. thought of C. talked about D. heard about

51. A. and B. or C. because D. while

52. A. warm B. glad C. calm D. strong

53. A. hat B. coat C. bag D. key

54. A. designed B. made C. bought D. repaired

55. A. quickly B. excitedly C. tiredly D. quietly

56. A. never B. always C. sometimes D. seldom

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59. A. kind B. right C. clever D. patient

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I'm not going to let my height get in the way of achieving my dreams.

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B. enjoyed herself at school

C. was hurt by her classmates

D. had a great time in the local park

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A. how to make friends

B. to perform better at school

C. the importance of friendship

D. not to care much about her appearance

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C. In an angry way. D. In a violent way.

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A. more tolerant B. much smarter

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A. Upset. B. Proud.

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A. hugged her tightly

B. greets her with a smile

C. expressed dissatisfaction with her

D. gave her some advice on swimming

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B. She wanted to compete with her daughter.

C. Her daughter's words drove her to try new things.

D. Her daughter encouraged her to take up swimming.

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A. the author swam in a unique style

B. the author didn't do well in swimming

C. the author was in poor physical condition

D. the author benefited a lot from swimming

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