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4 Charles St. Boston, MA 617-723-8144 |
The Boston Public Garden was created in 1837. It is famous for its
beautiful flowers, plants, the lake, and the Swan Boats that have been
operating for more than 100 years. Open all the year round (Swan Boats begin running on April 14) Free. Swan Boats prices: $2.75 adults; $1.50 kids aged 2 to 15 |
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French Drive Boylston, MA 508-869-6111 |
Tower Hill Botanic Garden is only an hour’s drive west of Boston. This
beautiful garden has color year-round, thanks to its indoor gardens, old
apple orchard (果园), and
hilltop views. It has many festivals and special events. Open all the year round (closed on Mondays unless it’s a holiday) $12 adults; $7 kids aged 6 to 18; kids under 6 free |
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67 Grove
St. Sandwich, MA 508-888-3300 |
The best time to visit the Heritage Museum and Gardens in Sandwich is the
last week in May and the first week in June, when the famous rhododendrons
(杜鹃花) grown by former owner Charles Dexter are in bloom. And there are many
different kinds of flowers. Opening day: April 14 $15 adults; $7 kids aged 3 to 12; kids 2 and under free |
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380 Cory’s Lane Portsmouth, RI |
Green Animals Topiary (树木整形) Garden
in Portsmouth, RI is great for children. This is the most northern and oldest
topiary garden in the United States, started just after 1900 by Joseph
Carreiro. There are more than 80 pieces of topiary throughout the gardens,
including animals and birds and designs used for decorations. Opening day: May 12 $14.50 adults; $5.50 kids aged 6 to 17; kids under 6 free Please note: No strollers (折叠式婴儿车) or carriages allowed. |
8. If one wants to visit a garden on Monday, April 2, he or she may choose .
A. Tower Hill Botanic Garden B. the Boston Public Garden
C. Green Animals Topiary Garden D. the Heritage Museum and Gardens
9. If a couple with a 5-year-old child want to go to Tower Hill Botanic Garden, they have to pay .
A. $19 B. $24 C. $31 D. $38
10. What do we know about the garden at 380 Cory’s Lane, Portsmouth, RI?
A. It is designed by Charles Dexter.
B. It has a history of more than 120 years.
C. Visitors can see real animals and birds there.
D. Babies sitting in strollers can’t get in.
11. The passage is most probably taken from .
A. a sports book B. a travel guide
C. a movie magazine D. a newspaper report
第二节 书面表达 (满分25分)
假设你是李华,某中学生英语交流论坛中一名叫David的网友发了一则帖子,请你根据帖子的内容及以下要点提示给予回复。
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David
Post on 9-15-2012 |
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I’m a teenage boy living in Canada. I have a problem with my parents,
just because recently I became interested in collecting coins. They think
that I spend too much time on my hobby instead of my schoolwork. So I’ll have
bad grades in school. Can you help me? |
要点:
1. 对David表示同情;
2. 提出合理建议;
3. 希望建议能对David有所帮助。
注意:
1. 100词左右;
2. 可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
第二节 (共5小题; 每小题2分, 满分10分)
根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Jack used to miss his classes very often. One day, the teacher decided to drive him away. 16
Jack arrived just as the teacher was about to go for lunch.
“Is this the time to come?” said the teacher seriously.
“I’m sorry, sir,” said Jack, “but I got to school very late today. 17 ”
“Some gold coins?” said the teacher with his eyes wide open. “Oh, what are you going to do with them?”
“I decided to build a large house, and buy lots of land and several sheep to keep,” said the student. “ 18 ”
The teacher was pleased and invited Jack to eat with him. The young boy enjoyed the food but the teacher hardly touched his food. 19
“I hope you’ve kept the gold coins in a safe place,” the teacher said.
“I never got a chance to do that,” said Jack. “It disappeared when my mother shook me awake.”
“What?” shouted the teacher. “You mean it was all a dream?”
The young boy said, “Yes.” The teacher tried to control his anger.
“I’m happy you remembered me in your dream,” he said. “I hope you remember me when you really get some gold coins. 20 ”
When the young boy had left, the teacher remembered why he had sent for him.
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A. Now please leave. B. So he sent for the young boy. C. I am sorry for what I have done before. D. I found some gold coins in the street. E. He was wondering how much Jack would give him. F. He was too angry with the young boy’s words to speak a word. G. I also decided to give you some for the trouble you have taken in teaching me. |