1 . Oregon is a beautiful Northwest State, filled with amazing places to visit. Many of these wonderful places are within National Parks. Here are some of this state’s fantastic national parks.
Crater Lake National Park
Crater Lake is one of the most unique areas in Oregon and the country. The park makes a great summer and winter time place to visit. Most of the year the park is covered in snow, and the summer window is very short, lasting only from July to October. During the short summer visitors can enjoy the Rim Drive, hiking, camping, fishing, swimming in the lake and even take a boat tour of the lake.
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Visitors to Fort Vancouver have the chance to learn about the history of the fur trade in the Pacific North-west. This place offers travelers the chance to learn about the cultures that lived in the area, and it also has information about the military history of this place.
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
This amazing National Monument protect the changes of ecosystems over 40 million years. Visitors can learn about the amazing history of how plant and animal changed. This park has three parts, where visitors can enjoy the views and learn about the history of this place.
Oregon Caves National Monument
Visitors to the Siskiyou Mountains can explore Oregon Caves National Monument. This National Monument has marble caves. These caves were formed as rainwater from forests above slowly dissolved the surrounding marble, creating these amazing caves. Visitors can take tours of the caves, led by a guide.
1. What can you do in Crater Lake National Park?| A．Swim in December. | B．Camp in summer. |
| C．Dig amazing caves. | D．View animals and plants. |
| A．The history of the fur trade. | B．The military history of the area. |
| C．The history of plant and animal. | D．The cultures of the place. |
| A．Crater Lake National Park | B．Oregon Caves National Monument |
| C．Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | D．John Day Fossil Beds National Monument |
2 . Nowadays there seems to be an app for everything . And mobile apps have been a part of our life. The following apps are part of the most popular apps.
 | Ctrip can be the best helper when you feel it hard to buy the train or airline tickets. You can buy tickets anywhere at anytime. |
 | Ximalaya Reading has millions of books including poems, short stories, novels and even fairy tales for children. What’s special about it is that you can use it to download book recording that can be listened to. It has more than 1 million valuable resources. |
 | Baby Bus is a very good friend for children under three years old. Kids can learn to speak, understand numbers and draw pictures with the help of this app. |
 | World Hero may help learn more English words while you’re playing games, so if you have problems remembering the new words when you learn English , use it! |
| A．playing games | B．learning English | C．booking tickets | D．drawing pictures |
| A．poems | B．novels | C．news | D．fairy tales |
| A．Ctrip | B．World Hero | C．Baby Bus | D．World of Tanks Blitz |
3 . Sitting on the edge of the world, Sydney is considered as one of the world’s greatest cities. Here are some things you should do and see in Sydney.
Explore Sydney’s hottest neighborhood
Many big-ticket attractions can be found in or around the Circular Quay area, right by the port. Here, you can get on ferries(轮渡) to faraway islands or go exploring on foot with the Sydney Opera House, Royal Botanic Gardens and Museum of Contemporary all nearby.
Take side trips
Popular among outdoor types, the rough Blue Mountains—about two hours by train west of the city—promises winter skiing, excellent hiking and kangaroo sightings. Walking through the national park, travelers will watch forests, waterfalls, natural caves, small villages and rock formations.
The Hunter valley, just a two-hour drive north of Sydney, is Australia’s oldest wine region. Most vineyards(葡萄园) are family-owned, focusing on small production. Wine is more personal here.
Stay in style
The classic Langham Hotel is located just west of Circular Quay, offering easy access to the famous port.
As you explore its beautiful corridors(走廊), look for contemporary artworks from around the world—The Langham Hotel has the largest art gathering (more than $1 million worth) in Australia.
Meanwhile, those looking for a more relaxed experience can go camping on Cockatoo Island—just a quick boat ride from Circular Quay.
Travel tips
• Leaving tips at the bar or for a taxi isn’t expected, but it’s appreciated.
• When riding in a taxi alone, it’s customary to sit in the front seat.
• Bring sun cream, sunglasses and hat—whatever the season.
• On Sundays, families enjoy discounted fares on Sydney’s ferries and trains.
1. What can you do in the Blue Mountains?| A．Explore the artificial caves. | B．Watch the lovely kangaroos. |
| C．Taste locally produced wine. | D．Enjoy the unique corridors. |
| A．Its ideal location. | B．Its first-class service. |
| C．Its big collection of artworks. | D．Its modern architectural style. |
| A．Ensure sun protection. | B．Offer bar tips. |
| C．Sit behind the driver in a taxi. | D．Travel by train. |
4 . 
DON'T MISS! This October IBS invites you on board and join our exclusive English Adventure Camp. The program highlights English 4 Skills, Thai language, Mathematics, and Science subjects. Moreover, campers will be exposed to a variety of FUN learning experiences and challenging activities that focus on improving students' learning capabilities and creativity through IBS integrated learning approach. Our challenging indoors and outdoors activities are carefully designed not only to develop personal skills and talents, but also improve TEAMWORK. What is more interesting is the adventure trip to the Dusit Zoo that will provide an authentic (真实的) leaning experience on different animal species, habitats and fantastic sightseeing just only for IBS kindergarten campers.
● Academic Improvement
Maximize the skills and comprehension in English 4 Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing), Thai language, Mathematics and Science. The integrated leaning approach will prepare campers for higher education.
● IBS Young Genius Scientists
Train students thinking and working skills through various hands-on science experiments. This will encourage learners to observe, predict outcome, collect data and effectively conclude the new knowledge.
● Global Awareness Activities
Develop a sense of natural care and global awareness in students through the “IBS LOVE EARTH PROJECT" which allows kindergarten campers to creatively design their own toys out of recycled materials.
● IBS Educational Games
FUN educational games that create leadership and TEAMWORK.
● IBS Adventure Trip
Authentic leaning experiences on different animal species and habitats at the Dusit Zoo. Schedule: Monday-Friday (9:00 a.m-2:00 p.m.)
IBS: Tel 0-2377-5023-4
INTERKIDS BLINGUAL SCHOOL
1. What is unique about IBS Adventure Camp?| A．It offers activities on a daily basis. |
| B．It aims to train future group leaders. |
| C．It focuses on campers' academic performance. |
| D．It provides learning experiences at the Dusit Zoo. |
| A．Academic Improvement | B．IBS Educational Games |
| C．IBS Young Genius Scientists | D．Global Awareness Activities |
| A．To advertise a school camp. | B．To broaden students' horizons. |
| C．To introduce an academic journey. | D．To develop campers' integrated skills. |
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6 . The Orchard
I had a very nice meal at the Orchard restaurant．The food was lovely and the service was quite good．We chose to eat in the garden which was full of beautiful flowers and very relaxing．The only disappointment was the dessert — the apple pie was far too sweet and it was cold too．Apart from that it was an enjoyable evening．As for the price — what a bargain，excellent value for money！
Park Inn
The best thing about Park Inn was the service — it was excellent．There was a warm welcome when we arrived and the waiters were very helpful all evening．However，the food wasn’t as good．The menu looked interesting but the meals were rather tasteless．It’s not a cheap restaurant and I wasn’t happy to pay so much for boring food．
Richard’s Place
When we entered the restaurant，we were surprised by the lovely interior (内部的) design of it．So stylish，so modern！ This is one of the most popular restaurants in town and it’s very easy to see why．The food was great and excellent value for money but it was ruined by very，very poor service！
The Riverside
It was lovely sitting outside and looking over the river．There were lots of little lanterns (灯笼) and colored lights everywhere and it all looked very pretty．The food was good，nothing very special but quite tasty．The service was OK; we didn’t have to wait too long for our food but the waiter never looked very happy！It’s quite an expensive place but with the view I think it’s quite good value for money．
1. In which restaurant can customers eat in the garden？| A．Park Inn． | B．The Orchard． | C．The Riverside． | D．Richard’s Place． |
| A．The food． | B．The price． | C．The service． | D．The environment． |
| A．receive good service | B．enjoy its modern design |
| C．listen to wonderful music | D．enjoy the beauty of a river |
7 . Consistently voted the “Best Museum” by area media, the Bruce Museum in Greenwich is an educational institution which, through its varied exhibitions and collections in the arts and sciences, provides programs for audiences.
Bruce Beginnings
The Bruce Beginnings program is designed for children aged 2.5 — 5 and their adult caregivers, who will explore the museum's collections and exhibitions through picture books and hands-on activities. Topics rotate (轮换)between art and science. Space for this program is limited; participants must see the Visitor Service desk upon arrival at the museum.
Time: Tuesdays 11:00 to 11:45 am and 1:00 to 1:45 pm
Science Solvers and Art Adventures
The drop-in monthly program is designed for children aged 4 and up and their families to explore simple science and art concepts while they take part in kid-friendly experiments inspired by the museum's exhibitions and collections.
Time:Alternating Saturdays and Sundays, 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Family Studio Workshops
It's a program fit for children aged 4 and up with their families. Participants will create a work of art inspired by the museum's collections and exhibitions! This program is $7 per person for members and $15 for non-members, plus the cost of museum admission.
Time: Select Sundays, 1:00 to 2:30 pm
Afternoons at the Bruce
Spend the afternoon off from school discovering, learning and creating something! Workshops are designed for Grades K-5 to explore the museum's collections and exhibitions.The program charges members $15 and non-members $25, including snacks. Advanced registration is required online.
Time: Select school vacation days, 2:00 to 4:30 pm
1. What is special about Bruce Beginnings?| A．The members are offered a discount. |
| B．The number of visitors is controlled. |
| C．The topics are various including science. |
| D．The activities are aimed at adult art lovers. |
| A．Create a work of art | B．Read science books. |
| C．Join in experiments. | D．Design collection displays. |
| A．Brace Beginnings. |
| B．Science Solvers and Art Adventures. |
| C．Family Studio Workshops. |
| D．Afternoons it the Bruce. |
8 . In recent times, it has become common for people to “cancel”, “block”, “delete” or “unfollow” each other on social media. It’s especially common when people are discussing political or social issues.
For example, in the US, there has been a lot of debate (辩论) in recent weeks over police’s cruel behavior. I know many people who have “lost” friends and family members online because they disagree with each other’s opinions on these issues. While some people will still try to argue with others, some have found it easier to simply cut off connection with those they disagree with.
I can understand why some people feel this way. I myself have unfollowed many people on social media for different reasons. It’s usually because they have posted ignorant, offensive (冒犯的) or rude things online. When I delete that kind of content from my social media circle, I needn’t see them any more, which makes me feel relieved (安心的) and calm. Also it entirely makes my online experience far less stressful.
On the other hand, I think it’s important for us to hear different views sometimes. When I discuss complicated (复杂的) topics with my friends, I might ask them a question in which I disagree with them and see how they defend their opinion. This teaches me how to defend my own thinking—as well as remind myself that everyone can be wrong about things from time to time.
1. What issue is the author talking about?| A．Why it's easy to lose friends on social media. |
| B．Why people unfollow each other on social media. |
| C．Whether people should discuss political issues online. |
| D．Why people are more likely to argue with others online. |
| A．connect | B．inform | C．confirm | D．remove |
| A．he wants to have fewer friends | B．they don’t agree with his opinion |
| C．they post offensive things online | D．he doesn’t accept different viewpoints |
| A．sometimes we can learn from disagreements |
| B．everyone should have his or her own opinion |
| C．we can learn more about ourselves by arguing |
| D．we should learn how to win in different debates |
9 . Visit the UC Botanical Garden
Hours
Ilie Garden is open by reservation only.
Members Hour: 9—11 a.m. Workdays, 8—11 a.m. Saturday
General Admission: 12 a.m.—4 p.m. daily
Closed the First Tuesday of the month
Admission
Online advanced admission tickets are: required for all visitors, including members. Members must Sign in io receive their free admission.
Adults: $15
Seniors(65+): $12
Juniors(7—17): $7
Children 6 and under: Free
Non-UCB Students: $12
UCB faculty, staff, & students: Free
Visit Guidelines
Face coverings are required for visitors over the age of two. Please keep 6 feet of distance between you and other visitors who are not in your social group. While UCBG has taken necessary safety measures, there is still a risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public place where people are present. Please slay home if you are sick.
Please stay on the paths and out of the Garden beds. The Garden is a living museum for the public to enjoy and respect. Do not damage, pick, or remove any plant material or items in the Garden, The Garden is a research facility with many ongoing projects that must not be disturbed.
Smoking is not allowed.
Pets are not allowed in the Garden to protect our plant collection. However, trained service dogs are permitted.
Photoshoots are currently not allowed due to pandemic health restrictions.
1. When can a member visit the botanical garden?| A．8 am. Friday, 5 March | B．9 am. Tuesday, 2 March |
| C．10 am, Saturday, 6 March | D．3pm, Thursday, 4 March |
| A．$12 | B．$24 | C．$30 | D．$ 36 |
| A．Taking photos of the flowers in the garden beds. | B．Walking on the path with a guide dog. |
| C．Collecting seeds of the plants. | D．Picking fruits on the tree. |
10 . 
Who we need
We are looking for talented and passionate people to work for health. WHO is committed to achieving workforce variety, aiming to achieve a broad representation of nationals of our member countries. Particular attention is paid to candidates from developing countries and gender balance. Selection of staff is made on a competitive basis. All posts are filled in accordance with WHOs ability model.
There are two key categories of staff at WHO：professionals(P) or directors(D) who are internationally recruited(招募) and general(G) or national professional(NPO) staff who are recruited locally for both fixed or short-term positions. We also run internship(实习) and opportunities for junior professional officers(JPOs).
| Internationally recruited(Por D) Professional staff and directors are hired internationally and occupy leadership functions or positions that require a significant level of technical expertise. P or D staff are mobile and are expected to work across the globe. | Locally recruited(G or NPO) General Service staff are hired locally at the respective duty station. Their main role is to work with and support internationally recruited staff in their roles and to assure the smooth functioning of all administrative matters. National Professional Officers are nationals of the country in which they serve and perform functions of a professional nature requiring local knowledge, professional knowledge and experience. | Internships We offer internships for current students with educational background in public health, management or administration fields. |
| Junior professional officer programme The Junior Professional Officer(JPO) Programme provides young professionals at an early stage in their career with practical experience in international technical co-operation. JPOs are sponsored by their respective governments. | Recruitment restrictions Please note the following restrictions on recruitment： Relatives of WHO Staff: Except where another equally well qualified person cannot be recruited, appointment shall not be granted to a person who bears any of the following relationships to a staff member: father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister. Candidates under the age of 20 and above the age of 62 will not be considered for any vacancy. Policy on Non-Recruitment of Smokers: WHO has a smoke-free environment and does not recruit smokers or other tobacco users who do not indicate a willingness to stop smoking. This policy underscores the Organization’s commitment to promoting a tobacco-free environment. | |
| A．recruiting volunteers for WHO | B．achieving a broad representation of nationals |
| C．explaining the functions of WHO | D．providing information about WHO positions |
| A．Males in their later 60s. | B．People who have health problems. |
| C．Children of WHO staff. | D．Candidates with a smoking history. |
| A．General Service staff are recruited all around the world. |
| B．Junior Professional Officers work for local governments. |
| C．Current students majoring in engineering can apply for internships. |
| D．Professionals and directors are an internationally mobile workforce. |
