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（贵州省丰都中学2010届高三10月月考）

Welcome to the National Maritime（海洋的）Museum

The National Maritime Museum is the largest of its kind in the world, with over two million items in its collections. Twenty galleries display some of the finest sea affairs in historic buildings, which were formerly a school for the sons of seamen.

Opening times

10:00 – 17:00 Winter hours

10:00 – 18:00 Summer hours

Last admission is thirty minutes before closing. Smoking is not allowed in the museum. Eating and drinking are only allowed in the designated（指定的）areas. Photography and video are not permitted inside the building.

Bookings

Our Central Booking Group handles all group visit enquiries（需求），from schools, group organizers and tour operators.

Education and Interpretation

Schools’ programs operate in term-time. Programs of talks, tours, work-shops, storytelling, living history and interpretation（解说）are run throughout the year, especially at weekends and during school holidays.

E - library

Facilities are provided for electronic access（接口）to the museum’s collections. Please ask a member of staff（员工）for directions to the nearest terminals（终端）. These facilities are also available from the comfort of your own home.

49. This passage mainly tells us ____.

A. the way to get to the museum

B. the purpose to build the museum

C. a brief introduction to the museum

D. a detailed description of the museum

50. Which of the following is certainly forbidden according to the passage?

A. Trying to enter the museum after 5:00 p. m.

B. Taking pictures in front of the museum.

C. Talking loudly when you enjoy the collections.

D. Eating and drinking wherever you are.

51. From the passage we learn that ____.

A. the museum runs a school and has students of its own

B. students can receive different kinds of education here

C. part of school education has to be done in the museum

D. school programs are only run at weekends and on holidays

答案 49-51 CDB

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18. A. immediately B. properly C. accurately D. right

19. A. Because B. But C. What D. While

20. A. let B. challenge C. admit D. get

21. A. if B. except C. until D. unless

22. A. quiz B. question C. problem D. mystery

23. A. When B. As C. While D. Since

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25. A. beat B. knock C. strike D. defend

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32. A. after B. before C. since D. because

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