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Time:
6:
00pmonMay3,2016to10:
00amMay4,2016
Ages:
6-14
Cost:
$52perchild.Onechaperone(监护人)perevery10childrenisFREE.Additionalchaperonesare$42perperson.
1.WhatdowelearnaboutBunkwiththeBeastsovernightadventures?
A.Theyhaveonethemeeachyear.B.Theyareheldalltheyearround.
C.Theymainlyaimateducatingpeople.D.TheyallowparticipantstosleepattheDenverZoo.
2.WhatcanparticipantsofBunkwiththeBeastsovernightadventuresdo?
A.Begintheiractivitiesat6:
00am.B.TakecareofanimalsattheDenverZoo
C.TakepartindevelopingtheBunktheme.D.Haveachancetoexplorethezooatnight.
3.Howmuchshouldtheypayif10childrenwithtwochaperonesgototheovernightadventures?
A.$420.B.$520.C.$562.D.$604.
4Whatisthetextmeantto?
A.Encouragekidstovisitzoosfrequently.
B.Encouragekidstotakepartinoutdooractivities.
C.AdvertiseBunkwiththeBeastsovernightadventures,
D.ExplainwhyBunkwiththeBeastsovernightadventuresarepopular.
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5.WhatcanweknowaboutBelvedereCastle?
A.ItistheonlycastleinManhattan.B.Itwasdesignedbytwopeople
C.ItisintheGreatLawn.D.Itisownedbyrichpeople.
6.BiltmoreEstatewouldmostprobablyattractthosewhowantto______.
A.overlooktheGreatLawnB.getafreeversionofDowntonAbbey
C.knowhowtherichinthecountrylivedD.knowaboutthecultureofNewYorkCity
7.Wherewillyougoifyou'
recrazyaboutwine?
A.BoldtCastleB.BiltmoreEstate.
C.BelvedereCastle.D.CastellodiAmorosa
8.WherecanyouvisitthestonecastleonceownedbyWilliamGillette?
A.InEastHaddam.B.InHeartIsland.
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My14-yearoldsonhasaniPhonethat'
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80s?
Howcome?
Iaskedandmyson'
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lives.
Mysonhasheardhisdadtellstoriesofsummerdaysattheriverwithhisfriends.They'
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Thetownhasn'
tchanged.Timeshave.Mysonknowsthatifheandhisfriendsattemptedtojumpoffthebridgeandswim----ashisdaddidmanytimes-----themostlikelyoutcomeisthatsomewell-meaningadultswouldcallthecops(警察).
At14--anage,atwhichingenerationspast,mostboyswerecontributingtothewell-beingoftheirfamiliesbyworking-----mysonisready,ableandwillingtoputhisskillsandstrengthtothetestintherealworld.Yethe,likesomanyotherAmericanboysandgirls,isstymied(阻挠)byaculturethatseemstohaveelevatedsafetytothehighestregard,withoutconsideringhowalackofriskmightinhibitkids'
development.
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9.Whydoestheauthormentionhissoninthefirsttwoparagraphs?
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B.Tointroducethekids'
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C.Tointroducetheproblemofkids'
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10.Ifa14--yearoldboywantstojumpfromthebridgeintotheriver,whatwillhappen?
A.Hecanswimfreelyandhappily.B.Hewillbestopped.
C.HewillbeforbiddenbythepoliceD.Hewillinjurehimselfseriously.
11.Whatthingdoestheauthoradvisetoallowkidstodo?
A.Swimaloneinthedeepriver.B.Dosomehouseworkwiththeirparents.
C.Cutpaperswithsharpscissors.D.Jumpfromthebridgeintotheriver.
11.Whoaretheaimedreaderstothispassage?
A.Teachers.B.Kids.C.Passer-by.D.Parents.
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Plasticcanbefoundalmostineverything.Thatincludestoys,carsandcomputers.Mostplasticcansshouldberecycled.However,manytypesofplasticareoftenthrownaway.Muchoftheplasticrubbishendsupintheocean.Itgetstheremainlyfromlitteronlandandoverflowingsewers(下水道).Therestisthrowndirectlyintotheseas.It'
sreportedthatabout8milliontonsofplasticflowsintotheseaseachyear.That'
sequaltoagarbagetruckfullofplasticeveryminute.Plasticcannotfullybreakdown,soonceitreachestheocean,itwillfloatontheseaorsinkintothebottomandthenitmaykillthewildlife.
Inresponsetothisproblem,theUnitedNations(CN)hosteditsfirst-everOceanConference.Attheconference,theUN'
s193membernationsreachedanagreement.Theyagreedtotrytheirbesttoprotecttheoceanfrompollution."
Theseahasaspecialrelationshipwithallofusintheworld,buttherelationshipisunderthreatnow,"
saidAntô
nioGuterres,thesecretary-generaloftheUN.
CountriesinAsiahaveagreedtotakesomemeasures.ThepromisefromChina,Thailand,andIndonesiaishopeful.
Goodnewsisthatsomescientistsandcompaniesworldwidearedevelopingwaystokeepplasticoutoftheocean.Theyaretryingtoremoveitandrecycleit.Forexample,Dell,acomputercompany,iscreatinglaptoppackagingfromrecycledplasticrubbish.Dellpredictsthattheprojectwillprevent16,000poundsofplasticfromenteringtheocean."
Wehopetoencouragemorecompaniestodosomethingforthegrowingenvironmentalissue."
CarlyTatumsays,whoisaDellspokeswoman.
However,environmentalistsarenotsooptimistic.Theywarnthatthereisnoquickwaytopreventplasticpollution.Maybetherealsolutionisthateverycountryintheworldshouldmakestrongerlawsontheplasticpollution.
13.Whatcanweknowfromthefirstparagraph?
A.Everythingcontainsplastic.B.Mostplastichasbeencycled.
C.Thereisn'
tmuchplasticinthesea.D.Plastichasthreatenedseaplantsandanimals.
14.Whatdoes"
thisproblem"
inParagraph2referto?
A.Theoceanisseriouslypolluted.BThewildlifeintheoceanisdyingout,
C.PlasticfailstofullybreakdownD.Toomuchplasticrubbishflowsintotheocean.
15.Whyareenvironmentalistsnothappy?
A.Nowaycanpreventseaplasticpollu