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TraditionalAmericansummercampsofferyoungpeopleachancetoplaymanysports.Thesecampsmaybeinthemountains.Ortheymaybeinthewoods,oratalake.Somecampsteachactivitieslikepaintingormusic.Ortheyteachcomputerprogrammingorforeignlanguages.Childrenatallkindsofcampsmeetnewfriends.Theylearnnewskillsanddevelopindependence.

Somechildrengotocampduringthedayandreturnhomeatnight.Othersstayatcampalldayandallnight.Childrenstayatanovernightcampforbetweenoneandeightweeks.Parentscanpaylessthanonehundreddollarsormorethanseven-hundreddollarsaweekforanovernightcamps.

Childrenfrompoorfamiliesmightnothaveachancetoattendsummercamp.TheFreshAirFundisawell-knownorganization.PeoplearoundthecountrygivemoneytosupporttheFreshAirFund.EachsummeritsendstenthousandpoorchildrentostaywithfamiliesinthecountryortofivecampsinNewYorkState.

Summercampshavebecomeveryimportanttomillionsoffamilies.ManyAmericanwomennowworkoutsidethehome.Workingparentsneedaplacewheretheirchildrencanbecaredforduringthesummerwhentheyarenotinschool.

Youngpeoplewholiketheartscanlearnaboutpainting,music,actingorwriting.Campsthatofferprogramsinscienceandenvironmentalstudiesarepopular,too.Therearealsocampsforolderchildrenwholikewilderness（野外）adventure.Thesecamperstakelongtripsbybicycleorcanoe.Ortheygorockclimbingorridehorses.OthersummercampsinAmericanchildrenlearnaboutreligionorhelpthemloseweight.

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1.AlltraditionalAmericanSummerCampsteachchildrentobe.

A）brave

B）lovely

C）patient

D）independent

2.Inanovernightcamp,children.

A）returnhomeatnight

B）onlystaythereforthenight

C）spendlessthanaweekthere

D）aretherethewholedayandnight

3.ItcanbelearnedfromthepassagethattheFreshAirFund.

A）helpschildreningeneral

B）receivesmoneyfromaroundthecountry

C）hasestablishedfivesummercamps

D）supportsfamiliesinthecountry

4.Summercampshavebecomepopularbecause.

A）childrencanlearnmoretherethaninschool

B）theyteachchildrennewskills

C）childrenlikelivingthere

D）theyaregoodplacestosendchildrentoduringsummervacation

5.Thewriterwantstoexplainthatsummercampis.

A）somethingnew

B）onlyforthoseinpoverty

C）possibleforchildrenfromeitherrichorpoorfamilies

D）possibleonlyforthosefromrichfamilies

Passage2

4分50秒

Onasummerafternoonin1795,ateenageboynamedDanielMcGinniswasexploringatinyislandofftheeasterncoastofCanada.Hewaswalkingthroughameadow（草地）oftallgrasswhenhenoticedsomethingstrange.Inthecenterofthemeadowwasahugeoak（橡树）tree.Thegroundbeneathitwaslowerthanthesurroundingground.

Danielknewthatpirates（海盗）hadoncesailedinthewatersaroundtheisland.ThenextdayDanielreturnedtotheislandwithshovels（铲子）andtwofriends.Theboysbegandiggingandsoondiscoveredalayerofstones.Underthestoneswasaholeaboutfourmeterswide.Itwasfilledwithloosedirt.Theboyskeptdiggingforseveraldays.Threemetersbelowthegroundtheirshovelshitanoakfloor.Theykeptdigging.

Butwhentheydiscoveredanotheroakfloorninemetersbelowtheground,theydecidedthattheycouldn’tdiganydeeper.

Eightyearslater,DanielMcGinnisreturnedwithagroupofmentocontinuediggingbeneaththeoaktree.Oneevening,30metersbelowtheground,theirshovelshitalargewoodenbox.Theboxhadtobeatreasurechest（大箱子）！

Themenwenthometorestuntildaylight.Whentheyreturnedinthemorning,therewasanunpleasantsurprise—theholehadfilledwithwater.Themencouldn’tremovethewater.

Duringthefollowing200years,dozensofsearchgroupshaveduginthehole,buteachgrouponlymadetheholebigger.Theholethatwasoncefourmeterwideisnowenormous.Theoaktreeisnowgone.WhereistheholethatDanielMcGinnisfound?

Todaynobodyknowsforsure,andthereisstilltheproblemofwaterinthehole.

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1.DanielMcGinnis.

A）hadancestorswhowerepirates

B）wascuriousaboutthevaluabletreasureofpirates

C）wasapiratehimself

D）recoveredthevaluabletreasureofpirates

2.WhenDanielandhistwofriendsdugforthetreasure,they.

A）discoveredanoakthere

B）gaveupbecausetheyhaddugtoodeep

C）foundanoakfloor

D）dugforabout12metersdeep

3.WhenDanielandhisfriendscontinueddiggingeightyearslater,themajorproblemwas

A）removingthedirt

B）makingtheholebigger

C）locatingthelargewoodenbox

D）gettingwateroutofthehole

4.WhichofthefollowingexplainsthedisappearanceoftheholefoundbyDanielMcGinnis?

A）Theoaktreewasplantedelsewhere.

B）Theholewasmademuchbigger.

C）Seawaterdrowned（淹没）theisland.

D）Othersearchgroupsgaveuponfindingthehole.

5.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.

A）Legend（传奇）ofDanielMcGinnis

B）MysteryoftheHiddenTreasure

C）DiscoveryoftheHiddenTreasure

D）ExploreroftheMysteriousIsland

II.Directions:

Readthefollowingpassages,andthenfillintheblankswiththemissinginformation.

Passage3

4分34秒

Thesong“HappyBirthdaytoYou”issungallovertheworldjustbeforethebirthdayboyorgirlblowsoutthecandlesonthecake.Itissosimplethatchildrenasyoungasthreecansingit.Thesong,withitsoriginal（最初的）title“GoodMorningtoYou”,waswrittenin1893bythetwosisters,MildredandPattySmithHill.TheywerethedaughtersofaprogressiveKentuckycouple,whobelievedinfemaleeducationatatime—themid-nineteenthcentury—whenitwasstillanovelideaandwhotrainedtheirtwodaughterstobeschoolteachers.Theywerelonginvolvedinelementaryeducation,andPatty,inparticular.Sheachievedalotasapioneerinkindergarteneducation,andforseveraldecadesamajorspokesmanforpreschooleducation.ShetaughtatColumbiaUniversity’sTeachersCollegefrom1905to1935,andatherretirementbecameoneofthefirstwomentobenamedanhonorary（荣誉的）professorbyColumbia.

Abirthdaycakewithburningcandlesisalsoanimportantpartatone’sbirthdayparty.Itmayderive,distantlyfromtheancientGreekpracticeofofferingtoArtemis,goddessofthehuntandofthemoon,aroundhoneycakeintowhichacandlewasstuck.AfterGermanbakersinventedthemodernbirthdaycakeintheMiddleAges,asimilarcustomwasadoptedfrotheadvocate（提倡）ofgoodspiritsatbirthdays.Thecake,readybymorning,wouldbesurroundedbyburningcandles,inakindofprotectivefirecircle,andtheywouldbekeptlitallday,untildesserttimeattheeveningmeal.

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1.Thepassageisabout.

2.Inthemid-nineteenthcenturywasstillanewidea.

3.Pattymadegreatachievementin.

4.Thecaketodaymaycomefrom

.

5.Thecandlesonabirthdaycakewerekeptburningfrommorning

.

Passage4

4分32秒

Mostofushaveformedanunrealisticpictureoflifeonadesertisland.Wesometimesimagineadesertislandtobeasortofparadise（天堂）wherethesunalwaysshines.Lifethereissimpleandgood.Ripefruitsfallfromthetreesandyouneverhavetowork.Theothersideofthepictureisquitetheopposite.Lifeonadesertislandiswretched.YoueitherstarvetodeathorlivelikeRobinsonCrusoe,waitingforaboatwhichnevercomes.Perhapsthereisanelementoftruthinbothpictures,butfewofuswouldeverhavetheopportunitytofindout.

Twomenwhorecentlyspentfivedaysonacoralislandwishedtheyhadstayedtherelonger.TheyweretakingabadlydamagedboatfromtheVirginIslandstoMiamitohaveitrepaired.Duringthejourney,theirboatbegantosink.Theyquicklyloadedasmallrubberdinghy（船上附属的小船）withfood,matches,andcansofbeerandrowedforafewmilesacrosstheCaribbeanuntiltheyarrivedatatinycoralisland.Therewerehardlyanytreesontheislandandtherewasnowater,butthisdidnotprovetobeaproblem.Themencollectedrain-waterintherubberdinghy.Astheyhadbroughtaspeargunwiththem,theyhadplentytoeat.Theycaughtlobsterandfisheveryday,and,asoneofthemputit“atelikekings”.Whenapassingtankerrescuedthemfivedayslater,bothmenweregenuinelysorrythattheyhadtoleave.

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1.Thetwopicturesoflifeonadesertedislandpeopletendtohaveare:

.

2.Neitherofthetwooppositepicturesoflifeonadesertisland.

3.ThetwomenmadethejourneytoMiamito.

4.Waterwasnoproblemforthetwomenontheislandbecause

.

5.Thetwomenweresorrytoleavetheislandbecause

III.Directions:

Readthefollowingpassages,andthendecidewhetherthestatementsaretrue（T）orfalse（F）.

Passage5

4分26秒

Whensomeonewhoisingoodhealthdiessuddenly,thereisusuallyaninquest.

Aninquestisakindofcourtinquiry.Thepersoninchargeofaninquestiscalledacoroner.Hisjobistofindoutexactlyhowapersondied.

Ifthereisnothingsuspicious（可疑的）aboutthedeath,hewoulddecidethatthepersondiedfromnaturalcausesoranaccident.If,however,heissuspicious,hemaydecidethattheperson’sdeathwascausedbyapersonorpe