题目内容
About ________ the clients are old people.
A.hundreds of B.two hundred of C.two hundred D.two hundreds
Choose the best answer（选择最恰当的答案）：
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to “Get away from it all Holiday Tours". I'd like to tell you now a few things about the holiday we have planned for you.
1.First, for those who want to ski. You can rent skies on the spot, and boots too. Surely, it's better if you have your own boots.
2.Don’t forget that it can get quite cold in the day, so warm clothes are quite important.
3. This isn’t the season for sunbathing, but the ski - slopes are often very sunny, so be careful not to get burnt.
4.We hope that you will also enjoy our indoor sports—there is, for example, an excellent heated swimming pool.
5.The hotel you are booked into very comfortable, but the nights do get very cold sometimes, so be prepared for that.
6.For those looking for other activities, there are lovely walks, good views and interesting birds up the hills. And higher up there are good opportunities for climbers to enjoy the mountains. But be prepared for wet weather occasionally in the valleys.
7.Finally, I'd like to mention that we offer excellent opportunities to try the delicious and unusual local food. The food might not be cheap but it is worth the money.
1.The passage is main about ______.
A.school tours B.restaurants C.skiing D.holiday tours
2.If you plan to ski, you can ______.
A.bring your own boots B.find a coach
C.buy some skis D.take a class
3.The underlined phrase get burnt probably means ______ in the passage.
A.catch fire B.shine C.hurt by heat D.get tired
4.Which activity is not included in the holiday plan?
A.Skiing. B.Climbing mountains.
C.Dancing. D.Sunbathing
5.What can we know from this passage?
A.They are booked into a very expensive hotel. B.People can enjoy swimming there.
C.The weather is always enjoyable and warm. D.Local food is both cheaper and delicious.
6.Who might be the speaker?
A.A teacher. B.A policeman. C.A tour guide. D.A restaurant manager.
How can a country where teachers devote all their class hours to training students to take exams _______ to compete in the technology race with other countries?
A.expect B.expecting C.be expected D.being expected
D.根据短文内容回答下列问题
Nowadays, crowds of tourists travelled to the campuses of Tsinghua and Peking Universities. “Tsinghua University opens to the public at 8: 30 a.m, however, many people start to line up at 3-4 a.m, because people who come at 6 a.m. may be too late and can only enter in the afternoon,” a guard told People’s Daily.
In fact, it’s not only Chinese universities that are overcrowded with tourists in summer. Cambridge and Oxford in the United Kingdom also come across the same problem.
According to the Guardian, the road in front of King’s College, Cambridge is usually filled with tourists, including Chinese schoolchildren in uniforms, before most coach (长途汽车) tours have even arrived.
Universities in the United States are also popular among Chinese tourists. Nine out of ten Chinese visitors to the US want to tour a university, according to a survey.
So why do Chinese tourists have such a big love for famous universities?
One reason is that many parents hope to get their children accepted into a top university in the future, according to People’s Daily.
One of the mothers from Hunan Province said while walking her 14-year-old son around the campuses of Tsinghua and Peking universities this summer, “I brought him here to see what top universities look like and let him compare them with those of our hometown. I hope he can learn something and be inspired to come here to study in the future,” she told China Daily.
And it’s not just ambitious students and parents you’ll find touring campuses. A tourist of 31, who comes from Xi’an, visited tow famous US universities in 2014. “American universities are much more open than Chinese ones. There are no walls,” he told The New York Times, “I was excited. I felt this urge to have a free exchange of ideas with someone.”
1.When do most tourists start to line up at Tsinghua University?
2.What problem do Cambridge and Oxford come across?
3.Do King’s College tourists love to visit famous universities?
4.How many Chinese visitors to the US want to tour a university?
5.Why do Chinese tourists love to visit famous university?
6.Do you want to visit the famous universities? Why or why not?
— ________ over there? There’re many people around.
— They yellow truck hit the red car on the back.
A.What is happened B.What is happen C.What is going on D.What is gone
________ the morning of Oct. 24, there was a horrible accident happened in Putuo district.
A. At B. On C. In D. To
Choose the best answer.
After all these experiences, I learned a lot and began to grow up. One autumn night, when my parents and I returned from my uncle’s house, my mother said that we might leave for Australia soon. I was crying on the bus, and some people were turning around to look at me. I could not stop the thought of never hearing the morning radio programmes in school again.
I do not remember myself crying for this reason again. In fact, I think I cried very little when I was saying goodbye to my friends and relatives. When we were leaving, I couldn’t wait to think about all the places I was going to see— the strange and magical places I had known only from books and pictures. The country I was leaving was hardly in my head then.
The following years taught me to think all was going to turn out well, but the idea did not come to me at once. For the first two years, I was really lost—having to study in three schools as a result of family moves. I did not know very clearly what I was or what I should be. Father died and Mother then married again… and things became even more complex（复杂）. More than two years passed, my stepfather and I got used to each other at last. I was often sad, and saw no end to“the hard times.”
My responsibilities in the family increased since I knew English better than everyone else at home. I wrote letters, taught my mother to fill out forms, translated at interviews with immigration officers（移民局官员），took my grandparents to the doctor and translated there…
I have learned that all common troubles go away at last if we don’t give up. My life will turn out all right, even though it will be so hard.
1.When the writer first knew they would leave for Australia, she felt .
A.bored B.angry C.confused D.sad
2.Before the writer went to a new place, she learned something about it from .
A.friends and schoolmates B.books and pictures
C.school radio programmes D.her parents and relatives
3.The underlined words this reason in Paragraph 2 refer to .
A.leaving the writer’s friends and relatives B.missing fun radio programmes
C.getting away from the writer’s parents D.being not able to see new places
4.For the first two years in Australia, the writer .
A.thought a lot about her future B.studied in different schools
C.often lost her way in the school D.got on well with her stepfather
5.From Paragraph 4, we can know that the writer .
A.began to work as a translator B.attended a lot of job interviews
C.helped the family with her English D.taught children English
6.The writer has learned that .
A.it is difficult to learn to be patient B.there are more difficult things in the future
C.the future will be hard without friends D.good things will happen if one keeps trying
wonderful thing it is to explore the city in free time!
A.What B.What a C.What an D.How a
I don’t like wearing a uniform at school. my younger sister.
A.So do B.So does C.Neither does D.Nor do
