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Module6OldandNew

第Ⅰ卷

第二部分:

 阅读理解 (共两节,满分40分)

第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。

A

TheCanadianChildren'sMuseumhasbeendevelopedaroundacentraltopic—TheGreatAdventure—andgivesyoungervisitorsachancetotraveltheworld.

ActivitiesattheCanadianChildren'sMuseum

ChalkFullofCreativity

September1to5, 10a.m.to5p.m.daily,Thursdaysuntil7p.m.

September6toOctober2, 10a.m.to4p.m.daily,Thursdaysuntil7p.m.

Studio

Expressyourselfinwordsandartonourchalkwall—athingthatissimilartosimplerschooldays—andpersonalizeyourownmini-chalkboardtotakehome.

ExcellentButtonArt

October3to31, 10a.m.to4p.m.daily,Thursdaysuntil7p.m.

Studio

CelebrateOctoberbycreatingaspecialworkofbuttonartinspired(赋予灵感)byfallcolours,ThanksgivingorHalloween.

StarLight,StarBright

November1toDecember2, 10a.m.to4p.m.daily,Thursdaysuntil7p.m.

Studio

Findoutwhythenightskyhasguidedandinspiredpeoplethroughouthistory,anduseglow-in-the-darkstarstocreateyourownconstellation(星座).

BlueBuild-a-Thon

November26and27, 10a.m.to4p.m.

Hall

WearblueforourBuild-a-Thonasweshowournewcreativespace,whereyoucanbuildanythingyoulikewithImaginationPlayground'sBigBlueBlocksmadeoffoam(泡沫材料).

Admission (入场) Information

Childrenunder3areadmittedfreetotheMuseum.Childrenmustbe12yearsandoldertobuyaticketontheirownandvisittheMuseumbythemselves.Allvisitorsareadmittedfreeafter4:

00p.m.onThursdays.

Don'tmissanyactivitiesattheChildren'sMuseum!

BecomeaMuseummemberandenjoyunlimitedfamilyaccessallyearlong,startingat$89.

21.WhichactivityshouldyouchooseifyouwanttomakesomethingaboutHalloween?

A.BlueBuild-a-Thon.   

B.ExcellentButtonArt.   

C.StarLight,StarBright.   

D.ChalkFullofCreativity.

22.WhencanyougotoplaywithBigBlueBlocksattheMuseum?

A.October3to31.

B.September1to5.

C.December1and2.

D.November26and27.

23.WhatcanwelearnabouttheCanadianChildren'sMuseum?

A.Childrenarenotallowedintothemuseumwithoutadults.  

B.Amembershipcardcanonlybeusedbychildren.

C.Itisfreeforallvisitorsafter4p.m.onThursdays. 

D.Itisnotsuitableforchildrenunder12.

B

Forherninthbirthday,MarielleMauriaskedforsomeunusualbirthdaygifts:

soap,shampoo,papertowels,cups,andsoon.ButMarielledidn'twantthesepresentsforherself.Shewantedtogivethemtootherpeople.

Atschool,Marielle'steachertaught,“Youcan'talwaysbeself-centered.Youhavetobeother-centered.”Marielle'sclasshadhelpedcollectsuppliesforaschoolin Nigeria.ButMariellewantedtodomore.

Withhelpfromherparents,Marielleresearchedlocalcharitiesandfoundashelter(收容所)thathelpswomenandchildreninneed.Afterfindingoutwhatsuppliestheshelterneeded,Marielleincludedalistwitheachpartyinvitation.HerfriendsbroughtsheltersuppliesinsteadofbirthdaypresentstoMarielle'sparty.Peoplewhocouldn'tcometoherpartystillgavegifts,asdidherschool.Shehadsomanygiftsthattheyfilledherfamily'struck!

“Itwaslikeweweregoingonvacation,”Mariellesaidwithasmile. “Icouldn'tevenputmybaginthere.” Shesaiditwasfuntowatchthenumberofdonations(捐赠物)grow.Intheend,shecollected$650in cashdonationsandmorethan$1,000worthofsuppliesfortheshelter.

WhenMariellewentwithherparentstodropoffthesupplies,peopleatthesheltersurprisedherwithanotherbirthdayparty.Theyhadmadeheracakeandgaveheracardsignedbyeveryoneattheshelter.

Mariellehopesotherchildrenwillhearaboutherspecialbirthdayandchoosetheirowncharitytosupport.“IfeltreallygoodwhenIdidit,”shesaid.“You'renotjustgivingthemsomething;you'rehelpingthemwiththeirwholelife.”

24.WhydidMarielleaskformanyunusualbirthdaygifts?

A.Tosatisfyherownneed.

B.Toshowofftoherfriends.     

C.Tohelpaschoolin Nigeria.      

D.Tosupportpeopleinneed.

25.ForMarielle'sninthbirthday,_____.

A.sheinvitedfewpeople

B.shecollectedalotofsupplies

C.herfriendsheldapartyforher

D.shewentonvacationwithherparents

26.WhathappenedtoMarielleattheshelter?

A.Shegotalotofcards.

B.Shemadeherselfabigcake.

C.Shegaveherparentsagreatgift.

D.Shewassurprisedbyabirthdayparty.

27.What'sthebesttitleforthetext?

A.Ahappybirthdayforall

B.Poorlifeattheshelter

C.Marielle'sbigdream

D.Unusualsupplies

C

The GoldenGate Bridge wasthelongestbridgeintheworldfrom1937whenitwascompleteduntilthe Verrazano Narrows Bridge wasbuiltin NewYork in1964.Today,itisstilltheninthlongestbridgeintheworld.

Formanyyearsbeforethe GoldenGate Bridge wasbuilt,theonlywaytogetacross SanFrancisco Bay wasbyship.AndbytheearlytwentiethcenturytheBaywascrowdedbecauseofthem.Inthe1920s,engineerandbridge-builderJosephStraussbelievedthatabridgeshouldbebuiltacrossthe GoldenGate tosolvetheproblem.

Manygroupswentagainsthim,eachfortheirownselfish(自私的)reasons.Besides,theenginee-ringchallengewasalsohuge — theGoldenGateBridgeareaoftenhaswindsofupto60milesperhour,andstrongoceancurrents(洋流)sweepbelowthesurface.Ifallthatweren'tenough,itwasthemiddleoftheGreatDepression,andfundswerehardtofind.

Straussdidn'tgiveup,andtheGoldenGateBridgehistorybeganwhenSanFranciscoofficialsapproved(批准)$35milliontobuildtheGoldenGateBridge.Aftertheartisticdesignandredcolorwerechosen,constructionworkbeganin1933.The GoldenGate Bridge projectwascompletedin1937,animportantdatein SanFrancisco history.

Strausswasapioneerinbuildingsafety.The Bay Bridge,whichwasbeingbuiltatthesametimecost24liveswhilethe GoldenGate Bridge costonly12,agreatachievementinaperiodoftimewhenonemanwaskilledonmostconstructionprojectsforeverymillionspent.

28.Whatdoweknowaboutthe GoldenGate Bridge?

A.Itremainedtheworld'slongestbridgefor30years.

B.Itwasthewidestbridgeworldwidewhencompleted.

C.Itisofthesameageasthe Verrazano Narrows Bridge.

D.Thereareonly8bridgesworldwidelongerthanitnow.

29.WhydidStrausswanttobuildthe GoldenGate Bridge?

A.Toprovehisartisticability.

B.Tobuildtheworld'slongestbridge.

C.Tosolvetrafficjamsat SanFrancisco Bay.

D.Tomakecrossing SanFrancisco Baypossible.

30.WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytalkabout?

A.Thenecessityforbuildingthebridge.

B.ThehardtimeoftheGreatDepression.

C.Thebadweatherinthe GoldenGate Bridge area.

D.Thedifficultiesinbuildingthe GoldenGate Bridge.

31.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeStrauss?

A.Honest.                   

B.Patient.            

C.Warm-hearted.       

D.Strong-minded.

D

TheModelT,createdbyHenryFord,changedthewayAmericanslive,workandtravel.OnOctober1,1908,theFordMotorCompanyintroducedtheModelT.Thecarcameonlyinblack.Butat$850,itcostabouthalfasmuchasothercarsonthemarket.HenryFord'sgreatimprovementinanautomobileassemblyline(汽车装配线)madetheModelTthefirstcartobeaffordableformostAmericans.ForthefirsttimecarownershipbecamearealityfornormalAmericanworkers,notjustthewealthy.

Assembly-lineproductionallowedthepriceofthetouringcartobeloweredfrom$850in 1908tolessthan$300in 1925.Atthattimehalfofallthecarsinthe UnitedStates wereModelTs.Evenbeforeitlostfavourtolargerandmorepowerfulcars,theModelT,knownasthe“TinLizzie,”hadbecomeanAmericansymbol,basicallyrealizingFord'sgoalto“democratize theautomobile.”

HenryFordfoundedtheFordMotorCompanyin1903.Atfirst,Fordbuiltonlyafewcarsaday.Becausedemand(需求)forModelTswassohigh,Forddevelopedawaytomakemoreofthemwithoutincreasingcost.In1913,heinventedamovingassemblyline.Workersstoodinfrontofaconveyorbelt(传送带),andeachcompletedonestepinputtingthecarstogether.

Ford'smethodofmassproductionchangedlifeinthe U.S. Morepeoplecouldtravel.Highwaysgrew.

TheFordMotorCompanystoppedmakingtheModelTin1927.Buttheautomotivelifestylehadtakenholdof America.Today,theraceisontomakecarsmoreefficientandtofindgreenenergytopowerthem.WillinventorswithFord'screativitybringthenextrevolution(革命)?

32.WhatmadetheModelTaffordableforcommonAmericanpeople?

A.Itsoldstyle.

B.Itssmallengine.

C.Comparativelycheapcarlabor.

D.Amoredevelopedmethodofproduction.

33.WhatcanwelearnabouttheModelT?

A.Ithadmanydifferentcolors.

B.Itwasmostlyownedbythewealthy.

C.Itbecamecheaperfrom1908to1925.

D.ItwasthefirstcarbuiltbyAmericans.

34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“democratize”inParagraph2mean?

A.Popularize.              

B.Develop.

C.Change.                 

D.Sell.

35.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetotheModelT?

A.Hedoubtsit.

B.Hethinkshighlyofit.

C.Hefeelsitneedschanges.

D.Hehasmixedfeelingsaboutit.

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。

Newkindsoftourism

Peoplearetravellingmorethaneverbefore.TheWorldTourismOrganisationsaysthatby2020thenumberofinternationaltravellerswillbemorethan1.6billionpeopleperyear.  36  Herearefourdifferentkindsoftourismthathaveappearedrecently.

Medicaltourismcanbeforalotofthings,fromoperationstovisitstothedentist.  37  A fewofthepopularcountriesofferingmedicaltourismare India, Cuba, Tha

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