1. Where probably is the man from?
A.The US. | B.Britain. | C.Japan. |
A.St. Paul’s. | B.British Museum. | C.Westminster Abbey. |
A.At 5:30. | B.At 8:30. | C.At 9:50. |
A.Westminster Abbey. | B.The British Museum. | C.London Tower. |
2 . We drove to the Needles district of Canyonlands National Park — a very remote, dry, mountainous place in Utah. I went there when I was about 10 years old, but I can only recall certain things: how cold it got that night as we slept in the tent, the small insects that covered the mountain beside us, and having to use the bathroom in an outhouse.
Huge rocks are hanging dangerously on the jagged (嶙峋的) mountainside, and you know they have to fall eventually. We stopped at Newspaper Rock, a National Historic Site where prehistoric people sketched drawings onto sandstone from B.C. time to A.D.1300. With only a short fence surrounding it, it seems unavoidable that modern-day people would feel the urge to carve their names into this precious historic landmark.
The sky is the bluest I think I’ve ever seen; it’s a beautiful backdrop to the orangey-red cliffs lining the horizon. And the silence — I’ve never experienced a quieter place. When I first got out of the truck at our campsite, I stood still and held my breath, and all I could hear was the ringing in my ears.
In my opinion, only at night can you witness the true beauty of the Canyonlands: the stars. Since the Needles district is an extremely dry place about 80 miles away from any major city’s lights, it offers the clearest view I’ve ever seen of the night sky. It is incredible how many stars you can see out there. I climbed on top of a nearby rock formation and lay on my back just soaking (沉浸) it all in. It was like looking through a window straight into the universe.
I wanted to sleep outside beneath the stars, but then the temperature dropped to 40 degree and I discovered massive ants crawling on the ground, so I quitted that. The next morning, I discovered a nearby camper passed out on the rock formation in a sleeping bag. How he managed to brave the temperatures and the ants, I have no idea.
1. What was the environment of Needles district like to the author as a kid?A.Confusing. | B.Difficult. | C.Dull. | D.Adventurous. |
A.It’s a combination of old and new. | B.It’s a piece of prehistoric artwork. |
C.It’s currently in need of protection. | D.It’s been in existence for 1300 years. |
A.He was too tired to move. | B.He lost his hearing temporarily. |
C.He was extremely out of breath. | D.He wanted to feel nature closely. |
A.To encourage people to travel there. | B.To compare childhood experience. |
C.To describe his journey in wild nature. | D.To raise awareness of natural protection. |
3 . The California State Railroad Museum (CSRM) in Old Sacramento totals 100,000 square feet. Completed at a cost of $ 16. 1 million, the museum opened in May 1981. It houses 21 old locomotives (火车头) and cars, some dating back to 1862. Here visitors can learn a lot about railroad history in California and the west in America.
Hours & Tickets
The museum is open from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily (except on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day). Tickets are sold until 4:30 p. m. $12 adults; $6 students; children aged 5 and under are free.
Parking
A small number of metered parking spaces are available on the streets of Old Sacramento. However, these spaces are not for guests visiting longer than 90 minutes. All-day parking is available in large public garages at both ends of Old Sacramento.
Food Service
The Silver Palace Restaurant in the Central Pacific Railroad Passenger Station serves good food at the right prices. It is just one block southwest of the main entrance to the museum. There are many other restaurants throughout Old Sacramento.
Other Offerings
Guided tours and films about the museum are offered daily. There are many other chances at the museum, too, including some historical attractions (景点) within Old Sacramento State Historic Park.
1. What can we learn about CSRM?A.It has a history of 154 years. | B.It has some old locomotives. |
C.It is open for 8 hours every day. | D.It costs up to $ 15 million to build it. |
A.$12 | B.$24 | C.$30 | D.$36 |
A.is worth visiting | B.is far from the museum |
C.is famous for its expensive food | D.is the best one in Old Sacramento |
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6 . 4 Days Beijing Fascinating Family Tour
Daily Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive in Beijing: Pick-up & Check-in
Today’s Activities: Arrive in Beijing and a local guide will lead you to the hotel for checking in. Today you can hang around Wangfujing shopping area to taste all kinds of local snacks!
Day 2 Beijing: Forbidden City—Tian’anmen Square—Hutongs (Breakfast, Lunch)
Today’s Activities: Let’s explore numerous historical treasures in the Forbidden City! Also take a tour to Tian’anmen Square, the largest city square in the world. Then let’s walk into the narrow alleyways where the old Beijing is kept best-the Hutongs. Here you can learn Beijing Opera facial painting under the instruction of a professional teacher.
Day 3 Beijing: Mutianyu Great Wall—Temple of Heaven—Kung Fu Show (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Today’s Activities: Mutianyu Great Wall embraces an excellent natural landscape which will catch your eyes and cameras! Cable cars (缆车) are provided for your convenience. But you have to line up for tickets yourselves. Then move to Temple of Heaven. The evening activity is also wonderful-Chinese Kung Fu Show! A closer look at this wonderful Chinese martial arts rather than see it on TV will surely win your “bravo”!
Day 4 Beijing: Beijing Zoo (Pandas)—Departure (Breakfast)
Today’s Activities: Have fun with the lovely pandas at the Beijing Zoo, the oldest zoo in Asia Pacific today! Later our guide will escort you to airport/ train station for your departure.
Tour Package Includes:
Meals: 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner;
Accommodation: 3-5 star hotel accommodation;
Admissions: Entrance fees to all scenic spots listed in itinerary.
Tour Package Excludes:
Other optional tours/meals /flights not mentioned in itinerary.
Tips for tour guides and drivers.
Tour Price:
$ 700 per adult; S 300 per child;
Children aged 10 and under are free;
Save 20% per family when you log into the China Tour Guide to purchase.
1. What can visitors do during this Family Tour?
A.Visit the oldest zoo. | B.Taste all the local snacks for free. |
C.Admire Chinese martial arts live show. | D.Perform Beijing Opera with a professional. |
A.Cable car tickets. | B.Tips for your tour guides. |
C.Dinner on the second day. | D.Entrance fees to Temple of Heaven. |
A.$1700. | B.$1360. | C.$1120. | D.$800. |
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9 . By the time Joy Ryan, a US grandma, turned 85, she had never seen the ocean or mountains. For Joy, trips to the local fishing area with her husband were about the farthest place she had ever gone, even if she loved watching the Travel Channel.
But one day Joy’s grandson, Brad Ryan, discovered that he and his grandma had a common interest in their love for traveling, when they began to visit the American great outdoors together.
Brad said, “When I learned my grandma had never seen the great wildernesses of America—deserts, mountains and oceans, I thought there was something I needed to do.” It was after taking his grandma out of Ohio on a visit to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park that he came up with the idea of visiting all the 63 US national parks with her to create inspiring memories.
Going to all the 63 US National Parks is a huge achievement even for a much younger adventurer (冒险家). Brad said his grandmother’s physical strength (体力) grew with their trips. For example, his grandma went water rafting (漂流) at 91, with class three rapids and when walking at the New River Gorge National Park in West Virginia, she broke the record by almost a decade!
It wasn’t always like this, however. Joy was so wobbly (不稳的) on her first trip, challenged by her balance. A group of college students clapped their hands when she reached the top of a path they were following.
Joy broke her age limitation (限制) and at the age of 93, she made history as the oldest living person to visit every US National Park. Joy believes it’s the mix of hopefulness, willpower, and the good health that gives her strength.
1. With whom did Joy Ryan visit all the 63 US national parks?A.Her grandson. | B.Her husband. |
C.Her daughter. | D.Her student. |
A.She had a love for traveling. |
B.Water rafting is dangerous for the old. |
C.There is no age limitation for water rafting. |
D.She had developed a strong body from traveling. |
A.Her memory. | B.Her balance. |
C.Her physical strength. | D.Her sense of direction. |
A.Brave and hopeful. | B.Humorous and outgoing. |
C.Hard-working and helpful. | D.Thoughtful and self-confident. |
1. What will Mia do in May?
A.Do her paper. | B.Go to New Zealand. | C.Visit an old colleague. |
A.For writing a paper. |
B.For painting pictures. |
C.For having a good rest. |
A.Eat with Mia. | B.Find an apartment. | C.Call Thomas. |