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ThefieldtripsareTuesdaysthroughThursdays9：

30am—2：

30pmSeptemberandOctober.

Salesclerk

HiramM．ChittendenLocks

VolunteerClearinghouse8008658337

Adults

AvolunteerjobwithDiscoverYourNorthwestisopenforparttimeworkyearround.Volunteerswillhelpcustomersandprovidecashier（出纳员）dutiesinasmallbookstoreintheClassAvisitorcenterattheHiramM．ChittendenLocks.

RVvolunteer

NatchezNationalHistoricalPark

MelissaTynes6014465790

Adults，Groups，Family

TherearemanychancesatNatchezNationalHistoricalPark，includingVisitorCenterAssistant，Gardener，TourGuide，etc.TwoRVsiteshavejustbeenadded！

Werequireatleast32hoursofserviceaweek，persite，andatleast3monthsofvolunteerservice.Volunteersshouldhavetheabilitytocommunicatewithvisitorsofdifferentagegroupsandcultures.

VisitorCenterhost

KingsleyPlantation

EmilyPalmer9042513537

Volunteersprovideservicestoparkvisitorsonadailybasis.PrimarydutiesincludegreetingvisitorsintheVisitorCenter，answeringquestionsaboutthepark，makingsales，answeringphonecalls，etc.

Skillsneeded：

Goodcommunicationskillsandaninterestinnaturalandculturalhistory.

【语篇解读】　本文是应用文。

文章介绍了四项志愿者工作。

1．Whatisarequirementforvolunteeringasfieldtripguides?

A．Volunteersmustworkdaily.

B．Teachingexperienceisamust.

C．Volunteersmustbeatleast18yearsold.

D．3monthsofvolunteerserviceisrequired.

C　[细节理解题。

由Fieldtripguide部分中的“Lookingforvolunteers（18orolder）”可知，该志愿者工作要求申请者年满18岁。

]

2．Whichnumbershouldyoucallifyouwanttovolunteerinabookstore?

A．2084679278.　　　　　B．8008658337.

C．6014465790.D．9042513537.

B　[细节理解题。

由Salesclerk部分中的“Volunteerswillhelp...inasmallbookstore”和“Contact:

VolunteerClearinghouse8008658337”可得出正确答案。

]

3．Whichofthefollowingissuitableforfamilyvolunteers?

A．Fieldtripguide.B．Salesclerk.

C．RVvolunteer.D．VisitorCenterhost

由RVvolunteer部分中的“Suitability：

Adults，Groups，Family”可知，该项志愿者工作适合家庭参加。

B

Maggiehadneverexperiencedanearthquakebefore，onlypreparedforit.Aslongasshecouldremember，preparingforanearthquakewasroutine（常规的）atschool.Herfamilyaswellhadmadeplansintheeventofanaturaldisaster.EarthquakesaresomuchmorecommonontheWestCoastoftheUnitedStates.

TodayMaggiewashomealone.Maggieknewhermomwouldbedrivinghomeonthebusyfreeway，thinkingaboutpreparingsupperforMaggie'

sdad.Maggie'

sdadwouldarriveattheairport.Hewascominghomefromatwoweekbusinesstrip.

Maggiearrivedhomefromschoolattheregulartime.Shewastakingsomebiscuitsfromthekitchencupboard，whenshefeltit.Firstjustatremor（微震），thentheviolentshaking.Maggiequicklyranunderthelarge，woodentableinthediningroom.Thesoundsofbreakingglassandthecrashingofmanythingswerefrightening.Butthetableremainedundamaged，andMaggiehidherselfinfear.

Afterwhatseemedlikeacenturytheearthquakeappearedtobeover.Maggiecouldhearthesoundofwaterrushingbelowherinthebasement.Thesmellofnaturalgaswaspresentintheair.Maggieknewwherethemainwatervalve（阀门）waslocated.Dadhadshownherwhereitwasandhowtoturnitoff.Slowlyandcarefullyshecameoutfromunderthetable.Theoncetidyhomewasnowalmostunrecognizable.AsMaggiereachedtheopenbasementdoorshecouldseethestepswerestillingoodcondition.Shecarefullymadeherwaydownintothedarkbasement.Whilestillonthestepsshefeltthewaterrisingandrising.SuddenlyMaggiefeltalotofpainasalargeceilingbeam（天花板梁）hitherheadandshoulder.Shefellontosomestorageboxes...

【语篇解读】　本文是记叙文。

文章描述了Maggie的第一次地震经历。

4．WhatdoweknowaboutMaggieandherfamily?

A．Theylivedinearthquakecountry.

B．Theyseldompreparedforanearthquake.

C．Theyhadexperiencedanearthquakebefore.

D．Theygotanearthquakewarningthatmorning.

A　[细节理解题。

由第一段中的“preparingforanearthquakewasroutine（常规的）atschool.Herfamilyaswellhadmadeplansintheeventofanaturaldisaster.EarthquakesaresomuchmorecommonontheWestCoastoftheUnitedStates.”可知，Maggie一家住在地震带上。

5．WhatwasMaggiedoingwhentheearthquaketookplace?

A．Shewasabouttocleanherhome.

B．Shewasabouttoenterherhome.

C．Shewaslookingforsomethingtoeat.

D．Shewaspreparingsupperforherfamily.

由第三段中的“Shewastakingsomebiscuitsfromthekitchencupboard，whenshefeltit.”可知，地震发生时，Maggie正在找东西吃。

6．WhydidMaggiegotothebasement?

A．Toclosethebasementdoor.

B．Tofindsomestorageboxes.

C．Toturnoffthemainwatervalve.

D．Tocheckwheretherisingwatercamefrom.

由最后一段中的“Maggiecouldhearthesoundofwaterrushingbelowherinthebasement.”和“Maggieknewwherethemainwatervalve（阀门）waslocated.Dadhadshownherwhereitwasandhowtoturnitoff.”可知，Maggie去地下室是为了关闭水阀。

7．What'

sthetextmainlyabout?

A．Maggie'

sfirsttriptotheWestCoast.

B．Maggie'

sfirstearthquakeexperience.

C．HowMaggiesurvivedanaturaldisaster.

D．HowMaggiepreparedforanearthquake.

B　[主旨大意题。

由第一段中的“Maggiehadneverexperiencedanearthquakebefore”和接下来三段描述Maggie经历的地震过程可知，本文主要描述Maggie的第一次地震经历。

C

IvisitedNiagaraFallsinmyhomecountryofCanadaafewyearsago.Butthisyearitwastimetocheckanotherlargewaterfalloffmylist.SituatedbetweenZimbabweandZambia，VictoriaFalls，alsocalledMosioaTunya，amazedme.Withhugeamountsofwaterfallingoverhighcliffs（悬崖），itistrulyabeautifulview（风景）．ButIdidmuchmorethanseethefalls!

InMosioaTunyaNationalPark，thereareseveralwellkepthikingtrails（徒步步道）．MyfriendsandIhikedthe600stepsdownoneofthetrailstotheBoilingPot.Thisiswherethewaterfromthefallsmeetshighcliffwallsandcreatesachurning（翻腾的）poolofwater.Afterhikingbackup，wecooledoffinthewaterdropsfromthefallsontheKnife'

sEdgeBridgeoppositethefalls.Thenwebegantolookforevenmoreinterestingthingstodo.

Duringseasonswhenthewaterislow，paidguideshelpbravevisitorsreachtheDevil'

sPoolatthetopofthefalls.Thebravecanswimtotheedgeandlookatthechurningwaterfarbelow.Mygroup，however，chosetovisitafamousbridgeinstead.

ThehistoricVictoriaFallsBridgecrossestheZambeziRiverjustsouthofthefallsataheightof111meters.Onthebridge，wecouldchoosemanyactivitiessuchasawalkingtourandtheworld'

shighestbungeejump（蹦极）．WestoppedforasmallmealatacafeontheZambiansideofthebridgewhiledecidingwhattodo.IfinallychosetheBridgeSlide，beginningontheZambiansideandendingatthebridge.Holdingtherope，Icollectedmycourageandpushedofffromtheplatform.Onceintheair，IwasverysurprisedatthefeelingofflyingasIslowlyturnedaroundforawonderfulview.IwasgladIhadn'

tkeptmyfeetontheground!

文章是作者在莫西奥图尼亚国家公园的游记。

8．WhatdidtheauthordoinMosioaTunyaNationalPark?

A．Shewentonahike.

B．Shedidabungeejump.

C．Sheclimbedhighcliffwalls.

D．SheswamintheDevil'

sPool.

由第二段中的“MyfriendsandIhikedthe600stepsdownoneofthetrails”和“Afterhikingbackup”可知，作者是在莫西奥图尼亚国家公园徒步欣赏了维多利亚瀑布。

9．WhatissituatedatthetopofVictoriaFalls?

A．TheBoilingPot.

B．TheDevil'

C．TheKnife'

sEdgeBridge.

D．TheVictoriaFallsBridge.

由第三段中的“reachtheDevil'

sPoolatthetopofthefalls”可知，位于维多利亚瀑布顶端的是魔鬼游泳池。

10．What'

sthecorrectorderoftheauthor'

stripinMosioaTunyaNationalPark?

a．RidetheBridgeSlide.

b．MovetowardstheBoilingPot.

c．ArriveattheVictoriaFallsBridge.

d．HavearestontheKnife'

A．cbadB．badc

C．bdcaD．cbda

由第三至第四段作者描述她游览莫西奥图尼亚国家公园的路线可知，她和朋友一行人先徒步走到煮沸锅，徒步回程的路上，在刀刃桥上感受维多利亚瀑布纷飞的水雾，接下来抵达维多利亚瀑布大桥，在那里她乘坐滑索过桥。

11．Whichwordcanbestdescribetheauthor'

sexperienceofridingtheBridgeSlide?

A．Exciting.B．Touching.

C．Frightening.D．Heartbreaking.

A　[推理判断题。

由最后一段作者描述她乘坐滑索的心情“Onceintheair，Iwasverysurprisedatthefeelingofflying”和“IwasgladIhadn'

tkeptmyfeetontheground！

”可知，坐滑索过桥令她十分兴奋。

D

Ifyou'

vebeeninpublicinthepastyearorso，chancesareyou'

venoticedsomeonebreakingdiningetiquette（礼仪）thatwouldseemsecondnaturetoanyadult.Whydoesourdiningetiquetteseemtobeatanalltimelowrightnow?

“Overall，there'

smuchlessfeelingaboutthecommongood，whichmeanscaringaboutyourneighbor—whetherathomeorinarestaurant，”saidStevenPetrow，whowritesarticlesforUSAToday.

Taketheuseofcellphonesatthetable.Whilea2015surveybythePewResearchCenterfoundthat38percentofthosesurveyedthoughtitwasacceptabletousetheirphoneswhilediningout，theincreasingnumberofcellphonebansinrestaurantsshowsthatrestaurantsaren'

tputtingupwithit.

However，somelookonthegrowinguseofcellphonesasasignthatmanners（礼貌）changealongsideoursociety.

“Mannerschange，”saidthewriterbehindafoodsiteTheTakeout.“Whatweconsiderimproperisn'

tsetinstone.”Shepointsouttheother“rules”thathavesincebecomeoutdatednowadays，likesaying“Sir”and“Ma'

am，”asproofofthischange.

Yes，traditionalmannersareyetanotherthingbeingredefined（重新定义）byyouth.“Youngerpeoplearegrowingupinaworldwithmoreflexible（灵活的）rules，andthisspreadstothediningtable，”saidDanielLevine，directorofglobaltrendsconsultancyTheAvantGuideInstitute