One of my most beloved possessions is my black, spiral-bound journal. It is a thin, wide-ruled, simple journal with no lock or key that I found at the dollar store. The journal has no monetary (货币的) value but instead holds its value of capturing my daily moments of gratitude.
The concept of a gratitude journal originated when my little brother began his gratitude journal. Although he is only twelve, he has truly grasped the concept of gratitude. I remember one of his journal entries saying, “I am thankful for my dog because I love walking her in the park”. A simple walk in the park makes my video game enthusiastic brother grateful and joyful.
Seeing how my brother could practice gratitude daily, I was inspired to start my own gratitude journal. Initially, writing in my gratitude journal was such a struggle. On the most typical, dry days when I sat at my desk for hours studying for the SAT, what was there to be grateful for? At one point, I found my gratitude journal to be a pointless concept and I lost belief in my gratitude journal. In the time when I chose not to journal, I realized how plain my life was. I missed savoring every moment and taking delight in the little aspects of my life that made me smile.
I decided to continue writing in my gratitude journal once again. Even though I was not learning in a classroom over the summer, I still learned in a different manner. The journal has acted as a reflective, personal space for me to recall the past. The simplest moments of my life that were once overlooked are now the highlights of my day.
1. Why did the author mention his brother’s journal?| A．To praise his brother’s vivid works. | B．To express his gratitude to his brother. |
| C．To amuse the readers with a funny story. | D．To explain his decision for writing a journal. |
| A．He didn’t know what to write. | B．He was struggling with words. |
| C．He was too busy to write journals. | D．He couldn’t find the meaning of life. |
| A．Expecting. | B．Fighting. | C．Enjoying. | D．Ruining. |
| A．Learn from journals, and learn from life. |
| B．Be grateful for every moment of life. |
| C．Wherever you are, do remember to keep a journal. |
| D．The least important can be the highlight sometimes. |
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【推荐1】Taylor Pollard remembers when her younger sister, Kheris Rogers, was in first grade she once asked to stay in the bathroom longer---she hoped it would make her skin lighter. Kids were making fun of Rogers’ dark complexion. So Erika Pollard, the girls’ mom, moved Rogers to another school. Kids still made fun of her, but this time the kids bullying（霸凌）her were black.
Taylor Pollard wanted to help her sister feel good about herself. In 2017, she took a picture of Kheris. She posted it online. She wrote Kheris was “flexing in her complexion”. That is an expression their grandmother used often to encourage the girls to feel beautiful. Complexion means skin color. Flexing is a term for “showing off” or “showing pride”.
Then the sisters received many messages supporting Rogers and decided they wanted to direct that energy. Together, they came up with the idea of putting the message on a T-shirt Their business, Flexin’ In My Complexion, started shortly after that in April 2017. Erika gave the sisters about $100. Then their project got off the ground. They used some of the money to build a website. They also learned how to screen print T-shirts. The sisters set up shop in the garage behind their mom’s house in LA.
The sisters are co-CEOs. So far the sisters have sold more than 10,000 T-shirts. Flexin’ in My Complexion has done more than make money for the sisters. It has also helped Rogers become confident. When she was being bullied, Rogers says she would come home from school upset.
“I would always come home crying; I would just have tears coming down my face,” she says. “My confidence is probably 10 million times higher right now. You have no way of knowing but my confidence back then was probably as low as it could be.”
1. What made Rogers’ classmates laugh at her?| A．Her skin color. | B．Her behavior. |
| C．Her schoolwork. | D．Her family background. |
| A．By visiting their grandmother and asking her for help. |
| B．By choosing a new school for her. |
| C．By introducing her to kids with similar experiences. |
| D．By sharing her picture online. |
| A．To remember their grandmother. | B．To advertise their T-shirts. |
| C．To encourage others. | D．To support their family. |
| A．Honest and polite. | B．Brave and confident. |
| C．Popular but unhappy. | D．Hard-working but impatient. |
【推荐2】Liz Murray grew up in the Bronx, New York City, with drug-addicted parents who sometimes sold household (家用的) items in order to get their fix. As a child, Murray hated school because when she did go, she was teased as an oddball (怪人) by other students.
As Murray grew older, her parents lost their apartment. Her mother, who suffered from AIDS, became increasingly ill and was sent to hospital, while her father struggled from shelter to shelter. Rather than submit to the dehumanization (非人性化) and sadness that had characterized her brief experience in childhood, Murray chose to look after herself.
When Murray was 16, her mother died, which was a big shock to her and caused her to question where her life was going. With an eighth-grade education, Murray decided that, as she said, “Life rewards action. I was going to go out there and… have action in my life every day.”
After Murray was admitted to an alternative high school, she took a double course load and completed high school in only two years. The school took its top 10 students, including Murray, on a trip to Boston, where the group walked through Harvard Yard. Later, she was admitted to Harvard with scholarship and graduated in 2009. During this period, her father also passed away due to AIDS.
Along the way, Murray began to tell her story through writing and public speaking. Her tale was adapted by Lifetime Television in the 2003 film “Homeless to Harvard: the Liz Murray Story.” She is also an enthusiastic writer whose the best-selling memoir(回忆录), “Breaking Night,” was published in 2010. Now a member of the Washington Speakers’ Bureau, Murray has found she has a skill for sharing her insights with audiences across the country, and she has founded a company, Manifest Living, which works to enable adults to create extraordinary things in their lives.
In all she does, Murray shows ambition - not only to achieve material goals and accomplishments, but more importantly, to overcome great difficulties and achieve the very best she can.
Ambition. Pass It On!
1. Which of the following best explains the phrase “get their fix” in Para. 1?| A．To get rid of drugs. |
| B．To pay for their taxes. |
| C．To exchange cheaper items. |
| D．To purchase drugs again. |
| A．the death of her mother |
| B．the suffering of dehumanization |
| C．the admission of her high school |
| D．the decision of looking after herself |
| A．The 2003 film “Breaking Night” turned out a great success. |
| B．Murray doesn’t possess talent for sharing insights with audiences. |
| C．Besides telling stories, Murray is also a productive writer. |
| D．Manifest Living was founded in 2010 to help ambitious adults. |
| A．Start working hard before you lose your parents. |
| B．Set your goals and be determined to achieve them. |
| C．Never be addicted to drugs and care for your health. |
| D．Express sympathy for those who have painful childhoods. |
【推荐3】A Facebook user uploaded photos of a dog, Leo, sharing that he had seen the animal sitting in the same spot every day, as if waiting for someone. They originally thought the dog had been abandoned, but then realized that he looked well-fed. It turned out that the dog had indeed been spending most of his around that intersection, but a woman had been coming around regularly to bring him food and water.
The 45-year-old woman, named Saowalak, said that when she first found him in that very same spot, several years ago, Leo was all skin and bones and plagued by skin disease, so she took him home and nursed him back to health. However, Leo returned to the same place she first saw him, making her assume that he was waiting there for his owner. She just came and brought him food and water every few days.
After learning about the story, the Facebook user decided to share it on social media, documenting with photos of the dog and the kind-hearted woman who looked after him. The post soon went viral and the photos of Leo got shared hundreds of times online.
Nang Noi Sittisam, a 64-year-old woman, almost had a heart-attack when her daughter showed her a photo of a dog that looked a lot like BonBon, the beloved dog she had lost during a car trip. Learning that he had been waiting for her in the same spot for the last four years, her heart melted.
Auntie Noi told her daughter to drive her to where the dog was waiting instantly she saw the photo and heard the story. When she got there and called his name, “Bon Bon”, the poor dog started wiggling his tail and came to her, but when she tried to take him home with her, he was reluctant to follow. She then understood that her BonBon had become attached to Saowalak, the woman who had nursed him back to health.
1. What can we learn about the dog, Leo?| A．He was abandoned by his former owner because of his disease. |
| B．He stayed at the same spot hoping to wait for a good owner. |
| C．He was lost but finally reunited with his master. |
| D．He waited at the same place because he didn’t like to stay with Saowalak. |
| A．To make an ad for Facebook. |
| B．To share a moving story. |
| C．To honor the woman for her kindness. |
| D．To help Leo find his former owner. |
| A．Stubborn but attached. |
| B．Considerate but discouraged. |
| C．Optimistic and cute. |
| D．Loyal and faithful. |
·Be realistic: You should always try to reach for the skies with your goals, but things like “I want to win the lottery（彩票）” or “I want to lose 80 pounds in 1 month” are things you shouldn’t have on your list because they will only become frustrations.
·Be detailed: It’s a lot easier to accomplish more specific plans than general ones. Instead of writing “I want to lose weight,” put things like “I will start my Yes You Can! Diet Plan the first Monday of the year” or “I will start a movement routine 3 times a week for 35 minutes.” When we put down concrete activities, we commit ourselves to them and it becomes a lot harder to come up with excuses.
·Think of alternatives: At the beginning of this past year, you put that you were going to start going to the gym as one of your annual plans. During the whole year you intended to take action but you always said that you couldn’t because you came home so tired from work. If this is one of your plans for this year, you should write down how you’re going to achieve it. For example, “I will start going to the gym in the mornings, before work.” That way you prevent what stopped you from achieving your goal last year.
·Focus on goals which depend on YOU: It is very important that all of your plans are for YOU to accomplish, and it is important that you write them down that way. If one of your goals this coming year is to improve a relationship with one of your family members, make sure that you clearly put down what you are going to do for this to succeed. For example, “I will call my sister at least three times a week and I will visit her in the middle of the year.”
Well, I hope that you use these tips so that this year you will accomplish everything you want, and make it the best year ever! Thank you for being with me during everything this past year, and I hope that you keep showing me all of this love and support during the next. Happy new year!
1. Why isn’t “I want to win the lottery” recommended as a New Year plan?
| A．Because it is very likely to fail. |
| B．Because it is too easy to realize. |
| C．Because it is not big enough as a goal. |
| D．Because it is not easier than losing weight. |
| A．devote | B．determine | C．adjust | D．force |
| A．take action instead of writing it down |
| B．give up the same plan this year |
| C．put down the way to realize it |
| D．stop making any plans |
| A．I will become a millionaire in one month. |
| B．I want to be the champion of the marathon. |
| C．I will change all of my bad habits in one week. |
| D．I will go for a walk after supper in working days. |
【推荐2】When I was only 3 years old, my mother taught me to memorise and recite poems. She was my first teacher of the arts, and my father was the first to appreciate my performance. Even at that young age, I had a simple understanding of how art and culture affect us as human beings and how we can connect to each other through the arts, which shapes my life to this day.
When I was growing up, my parents supported my interest in taking acting classes and doing community theatre. Their faith in me and the professional training I was getting from my theatre teachers gave me a sense of purpose and a sense of self-confidence. I learned what artistic achievement actually was and what hard work the business was. While many people see the rosy picture to our business, I was really learning what it would require for me to become a professional.
I became an actress, but arts education isn’t just about preparing our young people for a job in the arts. I recently talked to some of the kids attending theatre education. Some of them want to work in theatre, and some don’t. They are learning not only theatre skills, but also about the world around them. They learn about discipline and hard work and what’s required and what they have to do to bring themselves to the work. They learn how they can be of service in the world through the arts. They learn how to work with a team. By studying the arts, these students are open to worlds and lives that they might not have any other way of knowing about or any other way to connect with in their lives the way they are right now.
These young people are our future. We are passing the torch to them. And I think that’s one of the most important reasons why we need to foster(培养) the arts.
1. When the writer was 3 years old, she .| A．learned many kinds of arts |
| B．did well in communication |
| C．recited poems to her father |
| D．had a deep understanding of the arts |
| A．Bright. | B．Funny. |
| C．Terrible. | D．Hopeless. |
| A．It was hard for the writer to start business. |
| B．It is not easy for one to succeed in arts field. |
| C．Parents’ faith is a must for one to be professional. |
| D．The writer’s self-confidence led to her artistic achievement. |
| A．Attending theatre education does the kids much good. |
| B．Students studying the arts should travel around the world. |
| C．Discipline and hard work are not included in arts education. |
| D．Arts education can only prepare the youth for jobs in the arts. |
【推荐3】Even the most intuitive (直觉的) people make dumb decisions now and then. Being “intelligent” or “smart” doesn’t make anyone immune to making a bad decision, explains author and investment strategist Michael J. Mauboussin in his book Think Twice. If you want to improve your luck and make better decisions more often, Mauboussin writes, your best bet is to think twice and follow a few simple rules, which involves doing some planning first and avoid the faults that often trap many decision makers who think their intuitive feelings are infallible.
Believing that each of our problems is unique is often our first decision-making mistake. Simply considering outside views and the experiences of others can improve all decisions. Failing to consider alternatives is another way to make bad decisions.”Tunnel vision” is created when we reduce our options instead of opening our minds to more choices or forget how hidden incentives (激励) can influence our decisions.
Overvaluing an expert opinion is another common pitfall for decision-makers, the author explains. Thanks to modern technology, we no longer have to limit our decisions to the opinions of a few experts. Today, we can tap into more accurate computer models and powerful social networks that offer us the “wisdom of crowds” to help us make better decisions.
Another common decision-making mistake is failing to notice how much we are influenced by other people. Peer pressure can be powerful, so Mauboussin encourages us to make an effort to recognize the conscious and subconscious social influences that could be weighing on our choices.
By providing us with the tools to challenge our subconscious intuition, Mauboussin shows us how to recognize our problematic habits, take them into account when we make decisions and move past them to get to the better decisions and better rates of success on the other side.
1. What does the underlined word “infallible” in the first paragraph mean?| A．Always right. | B．Always wrong. | C．Always practical. | D．Always acceptable. |
| A．Open our minds to more options. | B．Make use of wisdom of crowds. |
| C．Turn to experts for advice. | D．Avoid peers’ influence. |
| A．Follow your heart. | B．Good habits make life. |
| C．Think twice before you leap. | D．Learn from your mistakes. |
| A．Identify problems. | B．Share opinions. |
| C．Illustrate phenomena. | D．Seek suggestions. |
【推荐1】Stonehenge is a giant 4,000 to 5,000 year-old stone monument located in what today is known as Salisbury, England. Robert Phillips, 90, of Miami-Dade, was so fond of it that back in 1958, he took a piece of it home with him. That’s true, Phillips took a thin, meter long piece of Stonehenge when he left.
Back in 1958, Phillips was employed by a diamond cutting company named Van Moppes. The company was brought in to restore something on this Neolithic monument. Cracks had appeared in one of the giant stones. They needed to make holes and put metal rods (杆) into those holes to provide extra support. At some point during that job, Phillips left secretly with a piece of the famous stone. For years he even displayed it in his office. Later, when he moved to the United States, he brought it with him.
But on the eve of his 90th birthday, Phillips, who now lives in Florida, decided to return the stone to the care of English Heritage and, last year, his two sons traveled to Stonehenge to deliver it to Sebire, head of English Heritage, the caretaker organization for Stonehenge.
Sebire said, “The last thing we ever expected was to get a call from someone in America telling us they had a piece of Stonehenge. We finally could get this valuable piece of Stonehenge back home.” Researchers say the discovery could hopefully tell us where the different stones of Stonehenge came from, which dates back to 3000 BC.
1. Why did Phillips go to Stonehenge?| A．To pay a visit. | B．To cut diamond. | C．To do repair work. | D．To polish the stone. |
| A．He kept it to himself. | B．He sold it to America. |
| C．He passed it on to his sons. | D．He displayed it in the museum. |
| A．It disappointed him. | B．It came as no surprise. |
| C．It was none of his business. | D．It was beyond his expectation. |
| A．Repair Work of Stonehenge | B．Search for the Lost Stonehenge |
| C．Missing Piece of Stonehenge Returned | D．Origin of Stones of Stonehenge Discovered |
【推荐2】One cold winter day, a dog walked to the edge of an icy river in Poland. Nobody know for sure where the dog came from or what he was doing there. But he was about to have a big adventure.
Without warning, the ice that the dog was standing on broke away from the land. The dog was swept down the river on the sheet of ice half the size of football field. The frightened dog looked for a way to get back to the shore, but he was trapped on the ice. The river was too cold for him to swim to safety.
Some firefighters saw the dog drifting down the river as he passed through their city. They tried to help him, but they couldn’t reach him. The firefighters could only watched as the ice carried the dog farther down the river.
On the fourth day, the dog passed the mouth of the river and was swept out into the Baltic Sea. He had traveled more than 75 miles (120km) from where he began. he was moving farther away from land and any hope of rescue. The piece of ice he was standing on shrunk to the size of picnic table.
The dog was facing a deadly end to his an adventure, but his luck was about to change. some scientists and sailors aboard a research ship named the Baltica were passing through the area. They saw an animal moving on the ice in the distance and decide to ascertain.
At first, people on the ship thought the animal was a seal. They were amazed when they got closer and saw that the “seal” had four legs, floppy ears, and a tail. They had found a dog floating on the ice 15 Miles (24km) from land.
The Baltica’s sailors were able to bring their ship close to the dog. They lowered a net next to the dog, but he was too scared to climb into it. The dog even slipped and fell into the cold water while they were trying to help him. Luckily, he was able to climb back onto the slippery ice.
Fearing that the dog would drown, the crew lowered a raft. Adam, the ship’s mechanic, used the raft to get close to the dog. Adam grabbed the dog by the back of the neck and pulled him into the raft.
Now, Baltic is the mascot(吉祥物) of the research ship that found him and travels with the crew everywhere. He has many fans around the world who learned about his incredible journey and rescue. The president of Poland even wrote a letter to the crew of the ship, praising them for saving Baltic’s life. Baltic started out cold, wet, and alone on the ice but ended up warm, dry, and surrounded by new friends.
1. What is the main problem in this story?| A．The dog slipped into the water. |
| B．The dog was trapped on a piece of floating ice. |
| C．The dog had nothing to eat for days. |
| D．The river was too cold for the dog to swim in. |
| A．Do some research | B．Solve a problem |
| C．Rescue someone | D．Try to find out more about it |
| A．Adventurous and Lucky | B．Brave and Persistent |
| C．Homeless and Brave | D．Scared and Fortunate |
| A．A 15-mile Icy Adventure. | B．Baltic Rescue |
| C．An Adventurous Dog | D．An Incredible Journey |
Patricia Blues, 29, has a new aim in life: to keep drivers’ hands on their steering wheels and off their cell phones. On November 2, 2007, Blues lived through a horrible experience. A motorist dialing a cell phone drove through a stop sign at 45 miles per hour and ran into the side of Blues’ car. Blues’ 2-year-old daughter was killed immediately in the crash.
Blues has since devoted her time top pushing for laws that would prevent this type of tragedy from happening again.
Cell phones are not the only distractions（分神） that cause accidents. Eating, changing CDs, reading maps, talking to passengers, and just reaching for an object on the floor can be dangerous. Therefore, the emphasis should be on educating drivers to avoid all distractions. However, talking on cell phones might be easier to regulate than eating or changing music. At least 34 states have already passed laws to restrict cell phone use in moving cars. No state has banned it yet, but several US. cities. Worldwide, 13 nations, including Australia, England, Germany, Japan and China have banned drivers’ use of cell phones in moving cars.
To date, no scientific evidence has been published showing that talking on the phone affects driving safety. But according to a test by some high school students, “driving while on the phone does affect safety and probably shouldn’t be done”.
1. What happened to Patricia Blues on November 2, 2007?
| A．She was seriously injured in a car crash. |
| B．She lost her daughter in a road accident. |
| C．She broke the traffic rules at a bus stop |
| D．Her vehicle was destroyed by a motorbike. |
| A．Blues’ lack of driving experience |
| B．the motorist’s failure of seeing the stop sign |
| C．Blues’ poor car conditions |
| D．the motorist’s absence of mind while driving |
| A．to forbid the carrying of cell phones in cars |
| B．to educate drivers to avoid all distractions |
| C．to ban talking on cell phones while driving |
| D．to study harmful results of using cell phones |
| A．Using cell phones while driving is easier to be controlled by law than other distractions |
| B．It is more important to make laws than educate drivers to be aware of driving safety. |
| C．Driving while on the cell phone is firmly against only by some students from high schools. |
| D．It is extremely urgent for the cities with a large population to restrict using cell phones |
【推荐1】When John was growing up, other kids felt sorry for him. His parents always had him weeding the garden，carrying out the garbage and delivering newspapers. But when John reached adulthood, he was better off than his childhood playmates. He had more job satisfaction, a better marriage and was healthier. Most of all, he was happier.Far happier.
These are the findings of a 40year study that followed the lives of 456 teenage boys from Boston. The study showed that those who had worked as boys enjoyed happier and more productive lives than those who had not. “Boys who worked in the home or community gained competence (能力) and came to feel they were worthwhile members of society，”said George Vaillant, the psychologist (心理学家) who made the discovery. “And because they felt good about themselves, others felt good about them.”
Vaillant's study followed these males in great detail. Interviews were repeated at ages 25, 31 and 47. Under Vaillant, the researchers compared the men's mentalhealth scores with their boyhood activity scores. Points were awarded for parttime jobs, housework, effort in school，and ability to deal with problems.
The link between what the men had done as boys and how they turned out as adults was surprisingly sharp．Those who had done the most boyhood activities were twice as likely to have warm relations with a wide variety of people，five times as likely to be well paid and 16 times less likely to have been unemployed. The researchers also found that IQ and family social and economic class made no real difference in how the boys turned out.
Working—at any age—is important.Childhood activities help a child develop responsibility, independence, confidence and competence—the underpinnings (基础) of emotional health. They also help him understand that people must cooperate and work toward common goals. The most competent adults are those who know how to do this.Yet work isn't everything. As Tolstoy once said，“One can live magnificently in this world if one knows how to work and how to love, to work for the person one loves and to love one's work.”
1. What do we know about John?| A．He enjoyed his career and marriage. |
| B．He had few childhood playmates. |
| C．He received little love from his family. |
| D．He was envied by others in his childhood. |
| A．a description of personal values and social values |
| B．an analysis of how work was related to competence |
| C．an example for parents' expectations of their children |
| D．an explanation why some boys grew into happy men |
| A．recording the boys' effort in school |
| B．evaluating the men's mental health |
| C．comparing different sets of scores |
| D．measuring the men's problem solving ability |
| A．Quick to react. | B．Having a thin edge. |
| C．Clear and definite. | D．Sudden and rapid. |
【推荐2】Sep.30
I moved into the dormitory today－an ugly building and near a busy main road too.My room is small but quite pleasant.I must get some posters for the walls, though.I met a few fellow students at supper(the food was awful!)They all look much younger than me.They are, of course!
Oct.07
Lectures began last Monday.So far they haven't been very interesting(except for the man who lectures on drama.He's first class).Personally, I'd much rather go to the library and read, but I have to attend ten lectures a week.Those are the "rules"!Well, at least you meet people there.
Oct 12
I realiy don't like life in the dormitory at all.The food is bad and the students are
noisy.They stay up half the night and play games just outside my room.When on earth do they sleep?When do they work?Besides, I don't like my room.It's just like living in a box!It looks even smaller now, with the posters on the wall. I am wondering how long it will he before I can feel as comfortable as I did living in my high school dormitory.
Oct.26
I tried to explain some of my problems to my supervisor today.She listened－but that was about all."You have to go to lectures, you know, Ann, "she lold me.''And the dormitory is cheap and convenient.""Cheap and convenient"!Well.il isn't "cheap"if you can't eat the food and it isn't "convenient"if you can't sleep at night!
Oct.30
I can't believe it!Three other students－I met them at a lecture and they' re all about my own age－have invited me to share a flat with them.It's in an old house and it has its own kitchen, so we can cook for ourselves.And my room－righy at the top of the house－is fantastic!
Nov.10
I moved into my new room last Sunday.I feel really happy.Life is going to be so much more fun from now on!
1. Ann’s diary is main about ________.| A．food | B．her dormitory life | C．the lecture |
| A．they disturb her | B．they did not work | C．they did not sleep |
| A．interested | B．sorry | C．excited |
【推荐3】The city of San Francisco is a wonderful tourist attraction that offers many different things to see and do. The best way for a traveler to get a good look at the city is to take one of the many different tours there.
Tour the City on Foot
When touring the city by walking, you aren’t going to walk much. What’s more, there are far more benefits. This kind of tour allows you to see as many buildings of the city as possible. A tour of the city on foot usually focuses on a more localized neighborhood level, which can be very interesting in a number of different ways.
Hit the Waters of San Francisco Bay
The Waters of San Francisco Bay have played an important role in the city’s development over the last century, Touring San Francisco from the water is a completely unique way for you to see this wonderful city.
Take a Bus Tour
If you want to see a wide variety of attractions from all over the city, one of the best things you could do is to book a tour through our company that offers services here. A bus tour of San Francisco is one of the most complete ways to experience the city
Tour San Francisco From the Air
While it is one of the most expensive ways to see San Francisco, touring the city from the air is one of the most unique and thrilling ways to see the city. Seeing the city from high above allows you to get a full view of the city as tour guides point out attractions from high above. If you do decide to tour San Francisco by air, you’ll be creating memories that you won’t forget forever.
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1. How should you tour San Francisco to appreciate its buildings?| A．By air | B．By bus. | C．On foot | D．By boat |
| A．They have high quality sea water. | B．They are explored on a localized level. |
| C．They were not in use until the last century. | D．They have helped the city to develop further. |
| A．Tour San Francisco From the Air | B．Hit the Waters of San Francisco Bay |
| C．Tour the City on Foot | D．Take a Bus Tour |
