题目内容
15．| Ticket Prices for Shanghai Expo | ||||
| Time Types | Pre-sale （顿售）I Mar.27，2009-Jun.30，2009 | Pre-sale II Jul.1，2009～Dec.31，2009 | Pre-sale III Jan.1，2010-Apr.30，2010 | Expo Session （期 间）May 1，2010～Oct.31，2010 |
| Peak Day Ticket （指定日门票） | ¥170 | ¥180 | ¥190 | ¥200 |
| Standard Day Ticket （平日门票） | ¥130 | ¥140 | ¥150 | ¥160 |
| 3-Day Ticket | N/A（元） | ¥400 | ||
| 7-Day Ticket | ¥900 | |||
| Evening Ticket | N/A | ¥90 | ||
A．Pre-sale I
B．Pre-sale II
C．Pre-sale III
D．Expo Session
52．On March 1，2010，Sue bought two Standard Day tickets for her parents．She paidB for them．
A．¥380
B．¥300
C．¥260
D．¥180
53．It cost Thomas¥160 to get a ticket for Standard Day．He probably bought it onD．
A．April 23，2009
B．August 1，2009
C．February 2，2010
D．May 20，2010
54．Kathy spent 900 yuan on a ticket for Shanghai Expo．Her visit can lastC daysC．
A．one
B．three
C．seven
D．ten
55．Visitors to Shanghai Expo could buy tickets only after May 1，2010C．
A．morning
B．afternoon
C．evening
D．midnight．
分析 原文大意：
上海世博会门票价格．
类型包括（从上到下）：指定日门票；平日门票；3日门票；7日门票；夜间门票．
时间（从左到右）：预售I，2009年3月27日-6月30日；预售II：2009年7月1日-10月31；预售III：2010年1月1日-4月30日；世博会期间，2010年5月1日-10月31日
解答 51．A，推理判断题．在指定日（Peak Day）门票中，预售第一期的指定日门票最便宜，为170元，所以选择A．
52．B，推理判断题．2010.3.1属于预售第三期，平日门票一张为150元，两张300元，所以选择B．
53．D，推理判断题．购买平日门票（Standard Day Ticket ）花了 160元，从表中可知应该是在世博会期间买的票，时间范围是2010年5月1日-10月31日，故选D
54．C，推理判断题．由价目表可知，900元的票属于7-Day Ticket，也就是7天票，所以可以参观世博会7天，因此选择C．
55．C，推理判断题．晚上的票只有在世博期间才能购到，所以选择晚上，故选C
点评 本文是一份旅游价目表．做题时要在理解好文意的基础上，与题目有机的结合，从文章中找到相关细节性的句子与选项细细比对，进行选择或推理判断，选出符合文章内容的正确选项．做题注意灵活，有时可采用排除法或直选法确定出最终答案．
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Test anxiety can be a real problem when someone is so stressed out over a test that he or she can't focus on the test questions and do his or her best work．Feeling ready to meet the challenge，though，can keep test anxiety at a manageable level．
Use a little stress to your advantage．Stress is a signal that helps you prepare for something important that is about to happen．Instead of reacting to the stress by worrying or complaining about the test with friends，let stress remind you to study well before a test．
Ask for help．If having a test stresses you out so much that your mind goes blank and causes you to miss answers that you know，then your level of test anxiety probably needs your care．You should talk to your teacher if you get extreme test anxiety．
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Also，take care of your health---by getting enough sleep，exercise，and eating well before a test---can help keep your mind working at its best．
Everything takes time and practice，and learning to beat test anxiety is no different．It won't go away overnight，but facing and dealing with test anxiety will help you deal with stress management，which is a valuable skill in many situations besides taking test
Learn to fight（56）againsttest anxiety．s．
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Use a little stress to your advantage．Stress is a signal that helps you prepare for something important that is about to happen．Instead of reacting to the stress by worrying or complaining about the test with friends，let stress remind you to study well before a test．
Ask for help．If having a test stresses you out so much that your mind goes blank and causes you to miss answers that you know，then your level of test anxiety probably needs your care．You should talk to your teacher if you get extreme test anxiety．
Be prepared．Some students think that going to class is all it takes to learn and do well in tests，but there is much more to learning than just hoping to take in everything in class．That is why good study habits and skills are so important---and why no amount of cramming （临时死记硬背） or study the night before a test can take the place of the deeper level of learning that happens over time with regular study．
Also，take care of your health---by getting enough sleep，exercise，and eating well before a test---can help keep your mind working at its best．
Everything takes time and practice，and learning to beat test anxiety is no different．It won't go away overnight，but facing and dealing with test anxiety will help you deal with stress management，which is a valuable skill in many situations besides taking test
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76．B
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Reading forges connections between parents and children （even in the middle of the right，it's also good for little brains．
77．E
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78．F
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79．D
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80．A
Sounds cool，but it seems more like a movie than a book．Watching digital dramatizations of stories isn't reading．When my kindergartener spent tech-lab time following instructions to surf an e-books site，her teacher recognized that she wasn't reading； she was learning to use a computer．
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In my house，bedtime stories are holy．Rarely does something change the nightly routine，although feverish kids have been known to be tucked in，without story．But last week，my 4-year-old awoke at 1a．m．with this complaint："You forgot to read me my bedtime story．"She was right．So I pulled a book from her shelf'and cuddled her close as she turned the pages．
Reading forges connections between parents and children （even in the middle of the right，it's also good for little brains．
77．E
But does the form in which the words appear matter？The New York Times reports that parents---even those who are avid digital downloader's---are avoiding kids'e-books for the real things．It seems that the feel and texture of paper pages along with colorful illustrations beats the static dimensions of a screen．
78．F
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79．D
Technology fans believe e-books can compete．On CNET，Rick Broida sings the praises of the iPad，which"can do a lot more than just display static pages．It can read stories aloud； it can enrich a classic tale with'touch-powered extras； and it can even render pages in 3D．"he describes Alice in Wonderland--"Alice for the iPad"--as a classic tale that involves animation like no other e-book to date．Readers can tilt the iPad to make Alice grow，shrink and so on．
80．A
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2．词数：80-100个词，题目和开头已给出，不计入总词數．
3．语句通顺，意思连贯，条理清楚，字迹工整．
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2．词数：80-100个词，题目和开头已给出，不计入总词數．
3．语句通顺，意思连贯，条理清楚，字迹工整．
4．文中不得出现真实校名及姓名，否则，不予评分．
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