Guangfulin Relics Park (广富林遗址公园) is about four kilometers away from Sheshan Hill. It’s a window into the history of Shanghai.

In 1958, while digging a new waterway, some local farmers found several pieces of ancient pottery (陶器). In 1961, archaeologists (考古学家) began a serious study there. They discovered a large number of pottery items, spinning wheels, dishes and knives. They also discovered two tombs (坟墓). These discoveries proved that there is a 4,000-year-old culture here. The relics park was built right on this historical place.

The park includes a farmland protection area, a cultural area and a Chinese-style water town. Rice, corn, sunflowers, pears and peaches are grown in the farmland protection area. The water town provides a perfect place for tourists to stay the night and have a rest.

The cultural area is the most important part of the park. It is made up of ten museums and memorial halls. The most popular one is the Guangfulin Cultural Museum. It’s built underwater with its roofs (屋顶) on the surface.

You can find many shops, cafes and teahouses in the park. Visitors can find a quiet place with books and tea at the Duoyun Bookstore, for example. Events like lantern shows and archaeological speeches are held in the park throughout the year.

Address: No. 3260, Guangfulin Road, Songjiang, Shanghai
Nearest bus stop: East China University of Political Science and Law (Songjiang 15/ Songjiang 24/ Songjiang 99/ Songjiang 1801)
Opening hours: 9 a. m.-5 p. m., Monday-Sunday. Admission (准许进入) ends at 4:30 p. m.
Suggested sightseeing time: 3–5 hours
Phone: 021-57800000
Facilities available:

(—A guidebook to Guangfulin Relics Park)

31. Visitors to Guangfulin Relics Park should enter the park no later than ________.

A．4p. m.

B．4:30 p. m.

C．5 p. m.

D．5:30 p. m.

32. At night, visitors can rest their feet in ________.

A．the water town	B．the farmland protection area
C．the cultural area	D．the Guangfulin Cultural Museum

33. Visitors can rent all of the following items at Guangfulin Relics Park EXCEPT ________.

A．strollers

B．wheelchairs

C．power banks

D．vending machines

34. Which of the following pictures shows the Guangfulin Cultural Museum?

A．

B．

C．

D．

35. Which of the following is most suitable for the title of the guidebook to Guangfulin Relics Park?

A．My heart belongs to (属于) Shanghai	B．What makes a famous tourist attraction
C．It’s fine to take trips here	D．Come and discover the roots (根) of Shanghai

①On Earth, when you go to the bathroom, gravity (重力) helps the pee (小便) and poop (大便) go down into the toilet and stay there. But in space, things float (漂浮) around. When the Space Station goes around the Earth, it feels like there is no gravity on board.

②“In space, if you had a common toilet, the water would just float around and finally float out,” says NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik. It’s too awful!

③In space toilets, gentle vacuums (真空装置) do the work of gravity. Flowing air sucks (吸) everything into the toilet and holds it there.

④To pee, astronauts use a simple funnel (漏斗) connected to a soft pipe. There are different tops for men and women. Astronauts poop into a metal toilet with a very small opening, the size of a baseball. Vacuum helps to move everything along.

⑤Instead of flushing (冲水), astronaut s use throwaway bags in the toilet. When they finish, they close the bag and push it through a hole into a waste bin. The Space Station has its own water treatment machine, where dirty water, including pee, is cleaned and recycled. Bags of poop go out with the rubbish. They burn up with the rest of the rubbish when they hit Earth’s atmosphere (大气层).

⑥Because going to the bathroom is quite different in space, astronauts have to learn how to work the space toilets and how to sit correctly over the small hole. They practice on Earth to get better at it. Training helps to make these daily tasks easier, leaving more time for science.

⑦But some things can only be learned in space. “When you go to the bathroom in space, you have to use your elbows (肘部) and your feet to hold yourself in the right position because there’s no gravity,” says Scott Wenstein, who trains astronauts. As he notes, “On Earth, it’s easy to eat, go to the bathroom, and sleep because gravity helps out. In space those basic things take a little bit more time and effort.”

41. What would happen if a common toilet was used in space?

A．It would work as well as it does on Earth.	B．There would be a strong vacuum inside the toilet.
C．Dirty water would float around and even float out.	D．It would cost a great deal of water to flush the toilet.

42. Why are vacuums used in space toilets on the Space Station?

A．To burn up the rubbish.

B．To deal with zero gravity.

C．To fit men and women.

D．To connect a soft pipe.

43. Which of the following is the correct order of the waste treatment steps on the space station?
a. Close bags of pee and poop.       b. Recycle pee in the water treatment machine.
c. Burn the waste up along with other rubbish.       d. Put bags of pee and poop into a waste bin.

A．a-b-c-d

B．c-b-d-a

C．c-a-b-d

D．a-d-b-c

44. The sentence “So going to the bathroom in space takes a special kind of toilet.” should be put ________.

A．at the beginning of Paragraph 2	B．at the beginning of Paragraph 3
C．at the end of Paragraph 4	D．at the end of Paragraph 5

45. From which paragraph can we learn about the importance of astronaut training on Earth?

A．Paragraph 1.

B．Paragraph 5.

C．Paragraph 6.

D．Paragraph 7.

阅读下面的短文，并根据所读内容，在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。（注意：每个空格只填一个单词）

Miao Embroidery (刺绣) Shines at Milan Fashion Week

At Milan Fashion Week last September in Italy, people were amazed at the beautiful pictures on the models’ clothes. What were these? Italian embroidery? No. They were Chinese traditional Miao embroidery. Lots of viewers didn’t know it very well and confused (混淆) them.

About four months ago, some embroidery designers’ works were chosen to be displayed at Milan Fashion Week. Their beautiful embroidery showed the traditional artistry (工艺技术) of the Miao people. The Miao are one of China’s 56 ethnic groups (民族). Miao people have a habit of decorating clothes with beautiful pictures. They have got ideas for these pictures from nature and their ethnic history. As a result, people think that Miao embroidery is a “living fossil (活化石)” of Miao culture.

“I have never been to a foreign country, but my embroidery has,” Wang Rongbi said in excitement. Wang comes from Xiaogulong Village in Guizhou province. She is one of embroidery designers from the province.

Wang takes pride in where she comes from. In her pieces, she embroiders seals (印章) on different parts of clothes. In this way, she pays her great respect to the Siyin Miao, one branch (分支) of the Miao ethnic group. “Siyin” in Chinese means four seals.

Shi Chuanying is another Miao embroiderer from Guizhou. The 45-year-old was luckier than Wang. She had a front-row seat at the fashion week. In July, Shi received an invitation to attend Milan Fashion Week. On September 21, Shi left for Milan. She went there with two traditional costumes (服装) and ten embroidered pieces made for the catwalk.

The Miao people are happy to see the traditional costumes of their ethnic group on the international stage. This has increased their confidence in the development of Miao embroidery. “Traditional costumes can be very fashionable,” said an embroidery designer. “Hopefully, our ethnic culture has plenty of attraction from all over the world.”

Miao Embroidery Shines at Milan Fashion Week
Introduction	* At Milan Fashion Week, lots of viewers     46     Chinese traditional Miao embroidery for Italian embroidery because they didn’t know it very well.
Some     47     about Miao embroidery	*The beautiful Miao embroidery showed the traditional artistry of the Miao people. *The Miao people are     48     to decorating clothes with beautiful pictures. Their ideas for the beautiful pictures come from nature and Miao history. *Miao embroidery is     49     as a “living fossil” of Miao culture.
Two Miao embroidery designers	Wang Rongbi	*Wang comes from Xiaogulong Village in Guizhou province. She has never been     50    , but her embroidery has. *Wang is     51     of her hometown. She     52     the Siyin Miao very much and embroiders seals on different parts of clothes.
	Shi Chuanying	*The 45-year-old was luckier because she was     53     to attend Milan Fashion Week. *Shi went to Milan with two traditional costumes and ten embroidered pieces made for the catwalk.
Conclusion	*The Miao people become more     54     of the development of Miao embroidery. It is     55     that Miao embroidery has plenty of attraction from all over the world.