▲ Allerton, Liverpool £590,000 A large-area lawn would look at home on a traditional red-brick campus. Six miles south of the University of Liverpool and the “knowledge quarter”, it is part of Allerton Priory, designed and built by Victorian gothic architect Alfred Waterhouse in the early 1800s for a local merchant and now separated into apartments. There’s a three-bedroom duplex (复式) on the lower ground and ground floor. The living room has floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the grounds, and there’s a private gate for residents leading to Allerton Manor sports car club. Fine & Country, 0151-947-0810 | |
▲ Halton, Lancashire £285,000 This environmentally-friendly home is in the eco-settlement of Forgebank in the village of Halton on the outskirts of Lancaster. It may suit the buyers—with conscience and cash—who have chosen to settle close to the city they studied in. The complex sits on the banks of the River Lune and next to the Forest of Bowland. A two-bedroom home covers 1,050 sq ft with a balcony. The funky yellow kitchen cabinetry is by local carpenters. The Modern House, 0203-795-5920 | |
▲ Eddington, Cambridge £689,950 The local government of Cambridge is developing a new sustainable residential district two miles north of the city centre with 3,000 homes, 2,000 postgraduate rooms for the University of Cambridge, sports facilities, a market square and park lot. One of the newest phases is Knights Park. There’s a two-bedroom, two-bathroom luxury flat on the fourth floor of the Florey building with no stamp duty to pay. Hill, 01223-607-200 | |
▲ City centre, Bristol £565,000 This two-bedroom, first-floor apartment is in a pastel-coloured, period townhouse (老式联排别墅指ancientness)on the waterfront in the heart of Bristol’s nightlife,(夜生活中心指modernity)with a parking space, a lift and views of the Floating Harbour and the Arnolfini arts centre. Beyond is the tree-lined Georgian gardens of Queen Square in the old town. The University of Bristol is a 30-minute walk away. Knight Frank, 0117-317-1996 |
A.It enjoys an open and broad view of nearby grounds. |
B.It is located on the campus of the University of Liverpool. |
C.It houses the Allerton Manor sports car club on the second floor. |
D.It was designed in the early 18th century by a local merchant. |
A.Allerton, Liverpool | B.Halton, Lancashire |
C.Eddington, Cambridge | D.City centre, Bristol |
A.Fine & Country | B.The Modern House |
C.Hill | D.Knight Frank |
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【推荐1】Decorating your walls with artwork, photos, and other interesting items that reflect your personality and style is one of the most fun things about having a home. You can do anything you want, and you can change it up at any time if you want a new look!
But the downside? Sometimes, especially when it comes to mounting larger items like big framed pictures or shelves, it is rough on your walls. And when you move things around, you are left staring at some distracting, ugly holes from nails.
Filling in nail holes can be annoying chore, especially if you don’t have (or just don’t feel like getting out) the paint. But thanks to crayons(蜡笔), which have proven themselves useful in making both colorful home accents and other crayons, you can now do a quick fix of smaller holes in only a few minutes. Here’s how.
Materials:
Crayon. Make sure it’s a close match to your wall color.
Instructions:
Press the crayon in the hole, breaking off some of the wax inside
Rub until smooth
If needed, blend the wax with your finger to smooth.
That’s it! It’s easy but really works!
1. What can we leave some holes on the wall?A.Other interesting items that show your interest | B.Photos |
C.Artwork | D.Nails |
a. Blend the wax with finger
b. Press the crayon into the hole
c. Rub until smooth
d. Break off some wax inside
A.b. d. c.a. | B.a. b .c. d. |
C.b. c. a. b | D.a. c. b. d |
A.There are ugly holes from nails. |
B.The wall is rough. |
C.The colors of the wall are different. |
D.There is no disadvantage. |
【推荐2】Four best places to stay in Europe
Terraegna Mountain Hut
This stone shepherd’s hut has the low impact of a bothy (茅屋), with a few added luxuries: solar-powered electricity and hot water. This is a place where bears, wolves and wild boar roam (漫游). The hut can accommodate groups of up to 10. It is part of a drive to use tourism to help protect local species such as the Marsican brown bear.
Wheatland Farm
No stone has been left unturned in delivering low-impact holidays at this 21-acre conservation project and rural getaway in Devon. There are owls (猫头鹰) here, nine species of bat, and hares. The five cottages are run on 100% renewable energy. Station transfers and electric bike hire encourage car-free holidays.
Parcel Tiny House
Designed and located to help travellers “rediscover the terroir”, Parcel House is a series of self-sufficient Tiny Houses carefully positioned in vineyards, meadows and farms. The hosts are eager to share their passion for slow food and traditional methods. Each house is equipped with solar panels and dry toilets. A lack of TV and wifi is a deliberate step to help guests switch off.
Magdas Hotel
Magdas Hotel has an enviable green location in one of Europe’s greenest cities. It’s run by a combination of socially minded hoteliers and immigrants, all on a mission to promote inclusivity. Artwork from the local college, local wine and beer served on the secluded terrace (露天看台) add to the welcoming atmosphere. Those arriving by train or bike receive a 10% discount.
1. What do the four places offer to guests?A.Wildlife sightseeing. | B.Sustainable stays. |
C.Local cuisine. | D.Spacious guestrooms. |
A.Terraegna Mountain Hut. | B.Wheatland Farm. |
C.Parcel Tiny House. | D.Magdas Hotel. |
A.Protect wildlife. | B.Contact locals. |
C.Travel green. | D.Promote artwork. |
Allerton, Liverpool £590,000 A large-area lawn would look at home on a traditional red-brick campus. Six miles south of the University of Liverpool and the “knowledge quarter”, it is part of Allerton Priory, designed and built by Victorian gothic architect Alfred Waterhouse in the early 1800s for a local merchant and now separated into apartments. There’s a three-bedroom duplex on the lower ground and ground floor. The living room has floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the grounds, and there’s a private gate for residents leading to Allerton Manor sports car club. Fine & Country, 0151-947-0810 |
Halton, Lancashire £285,000 This environmentally-friendly home is in the eco-settlement of Forgebank in the village of Halton on the suburbs of Lancaster. It may suit the buyers who have chosen to settle close to the city they studied in. The complex sits on the banks of the River Lune and next to the Forest of Bowland. A two-bedroom home covers 1,050 sq ft with a balcony. The funky yellow kitchen cabinetry is by local carpenters. The Modern House, 0203-795-5920 |
Eddington, Cambridge £689,950 The local government of Cambridge is developing a new sustainable residential district two miles north of the city center with 3,000 homes, 2,000 postgraduate rooms for the University of Cambridge, sports facilities, a market square and park lot. One of the newest phases is Knights Park. There’s a two-bedroom, two-bathroom luxury flat on the fourth floor of the Florey building with no stamp duty to pay. Hill, 01223-607-200 |
City center, Bristol £565,000 This two-bedroom, first-floor apartment is in a pastel-colored, period townhouse on the waterfront in the heart of Bristol’s nightlife, with a parking space, a lift and views of the Floating Harbour and the Arnolfini arts center. Beyond is the tree-lined Georgian gardens of Queen Square in the old town. The University of Bristol is a 30-minute walk away. Knight Frank, 0117-317-1996 |
A.It has a history of more than 300 years. |
B.It is part of the University of Liverpool. |
C.It’s in the possession of a local businessman. |
D.It enjoys an open and broad view of nearby grounds. |
A.Buyers can get into a forest conveniently. | B.It’s easy for people to find a place to park. |
C.People enjoying water views may like them | D.They were both designed by Local architects |
A.0151-947-0810 | B.0203-795-5920 | C.01223-607-200 | D.0117-317-1996 |
【推荐1】Incredibly Beautiful Villages in China
Likeng Village
Built in the year 1010, Likeng Village in Wuyuan County, Jiangxi Province preserves the area’s unique Hui architecture. Though the village charges tourists an entrance fee, it is a worthwhile point from which they can view the blossoming canola flowers (油菜花) in the spring and admire the local calligraphy under camphor trees (樟树) as old as the village itself.
Danba Villages
With few tourists aware of Sichuan Province’s Garzȇ Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, those who do make the trip are rewarded with views unlike those anywhere else. And within the heart of the area, far away from polluted cities, lie the Danba Villages, considered by some as the most beautiful villages in China. Each village is made up of unique Tibetan-style folk houses.
Hongcun Ancient Village
Though Hongcun is one of China’s most well-known ancient villages,its popularity has not ruined its uniqueness. After a climb through the great Yellow Mountains in Anhui Province, rest for a while in this foothill village, which was the filming site for select scenes from Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Centered around a moon-shaped pond, the village was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 for its well-preserved Ming-and Qing-era architecture.
Shuangfeng Forest Farm
Nicknamed “China Snow Town” for its annual seven-month-long snowfall, Shuangfeng Forest Farm in Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province is where you want to go if you wish to experience China’s deepest snows. Over the years, the village has transformed into a charming tourist destination.
1. What can visitors see in both Likeng Village and Danba Villages?A.Distinctive constructions. | B.Costumes of minorities. |
C.Centuries-old camphor trees | D.Works of famous calligraphers. |
A.In Anhui Province. | B.In Sichuan Province. |
C.In Jiangxi Province. | D.In Heilongjiang Province. |
A.Likeng Village. | B.Danba Villages. |
C.Hongcun Ancient Village. | D.Shuangfeng Forest Farm. |
【推荐2】A Nighttime Adventure at the Natural History Museum
The crowds are gone, and the doors have closed. Finally, one of the world’s most popular museums is your playground until nearly midnight! Join other night owls (夜猫子) as you immerse (使沉浸) yourself in a unique experience. Wander through the Natural History Museum’s galleries, brushed by giant shadows cast by dinosaurs, exploring the Earth’s past, discovering the wonders of the ocean, and more.
Schedule
* 6:30-6:50 p.m. Check-in
*7 p.m.Orientation (情况介绍)
* 11 p.m. Program ends, depart from the museum
Registration (登记)
This event is intended for children aged 8-14 and their adults (21 or older). There must be at least one adult for every five kids in any group that registers.
*Ticket sales will end at 12 a.m. on Friday, October 28, 2022. Tickets must be purchased in advance; no door sales.
* Ticket price is for each person attending. $70 for members / $85 for non-members.
* Group sales are available for 10 or more people for $50 per person. Call 202-633-3030 during regular business hours to take advantage.
Rules
To make everyone’s evening enjoyable, we require that guests follow these rules:
* Guests are strongly encouraged to eat dinner before arriving for the program.
* All participants must attend orientation, which starts at 7:00 p.m. in the café.
* No food or drink is allowed outside of the café.
* Running and shouting are not permitted in the museum.
* Adults must stay with their children throughout the entire event.
* Children should play nicely with each other and exhibits.
* Cell phones should be put on silent mode (静音模式).
1. How much should three adults and eight children pay for the adventure?A.$ 770. | B.$ 550. | C.$ 935. | D.$ 765. |
A.Exploring the museum alone. | B.Eating in the café. |
C.Touching the exhibits. | D.Taking cell phones with them. |
A.A travel brochure. | B.A textbook. |
C.A novel. | D.A report. |
【推荐3】ClimateScience Olympiad 2022
First launched in 2021, CS Olympiad hosted more than 12,000 participants from 149 countries in its first year. The award ceremony for CS021 was hosted at the United Nations climate summit, COP26 in Glasgow, with Dr. Jane Goodall as one of the speakers. The ceremony can be watched here — youtube.com/watch?v=CjJ3cCRP9FU.
Award
The top 100, top 20, and top 10 participants get a digital Bronze, Silver and Gold medal, respectively. In addition, we provide $15,000 of prize money for the ten Gold medalists, divided as follows:
·#1 wins $5,000
·#2 wins $3,000
·#3 wins $2,000
·#4 -6 win $1,000
· #7 -10 win $500
In 2021, the top 3 participants got a speaking chance at the UN's Climate Summit. We hope to again give the top participants such an opportunity in 2022.
Qualification
The Olympiad is open to young people from age 13 to 19. They can register for free either solo or in a team of two and take the 25-min qualifier quiz.
Deadline
The Olympiad will take place from January to November in four rounds — Qualifiers, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Finals. The deadline to register for the qualifier stage is 10th August 2022.
Benefits
·All participants will be awarded a certificate for participation, a notable addition to any college application.
·Participants must seek creative solutions to problems related to climate change, a process in which they develop skills such as problem-solving, research, analysis and self-learning.
·To prepare, participants will get access to free preparation material-CS Quiz app and CS courses.
·Participants will also get a special invitation to join the Olympiad Discord server and interact with participants globally.
1. What can we learn about ClimateScience Olympiad?A.It was organized by Jane Goodall. | B.All participants can get cash prizes. |
C.The activity has a history of 2021 years. | D.The previous ceremony can be watched online. |
A.Teenage students. | B.College graduates. |
C.Professional doctors. | D.Young scientists. |
A.They can get a certificate for graduation. |
B.They can develop the ability to solve problems. |
C.They might gain free access to a special college. |
D.They will gain a chance to travel around the globe. |