1 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Shaanxi History Museum

Shaanxi History Museum is located on the northwest side of the Big wild Goose Pagoda in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province.    1    (build ) in 1983 and opened on June 20, 1991, it is China’s first large-scale modem national museum.    2    (it) completion marks a new development milestone for the Chinese museum industry. The museum is    3    high-rise and group-combined building built according to the layout of the palace courtyard,    4    , covers an area of 65,000 square meters. The collection of cultural relics totals 1,717950 pieces (sets),    5    (rang) from the simple stone tools used in the initial stage of ancient humans    6    the various kinds of artifacts in social life before 1840. The time    7    (span) more than one million years. Since the opening of the museum, it has     8    (full) demonstrated the    9    (advantage) of cultural relics collection. Meanwhile its collections    10    (exhibit) abroad, displaying the splendid Chinese civilization and dazzling Sanqin culture to the people all over the world.

3 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

It was a sunny day. Sophie and her parents decided to go boating in the park. Sophie was amazed by the calm lake in front of her when she reached the lake. It was so still that it reflected (映出) the clouds above like a mirror. But when Sophie walked excitedly to the shore of the lake, she saw small waves spread out. After a while, the lake became calm again, and the perfect reflection of the clouds returned.

Feeling adventurous, Sophie wanted to discover more about the lake. Her dad saw how excited she was and gave her a life jacket to put on. After they were both ready, they got into a boat to explore the quiet waters. The boatman (船夫) gave her a paddle (船桨) and showed her how to use it. At first, Sophie wasn’t good at using the paddle, but with the help of the boatman, she quickly mastered the technique of rowing.

As they moved further into the lake, they passed over some green and heart-shaped leaves floating on the water. Yellow flowers stood out among the leaves, shining in the sunlight. It looked like something from a beautiful painting.

Then, as they left the area with the flowers behind, a butterfly landed on Sophie’s paddle. “Hi, how beautiful,” she said before it flew away. Sophie tried to paddle softly. “Let’s stay close to the shore,” her dad suggested.

Sophie was excited when she saw a turtle (龟) swimming near them. It had short legs and red and yellow on its neck. “Hi, I’m Sophie. What’s your name? You’ve got four paddles. We only have two,” she told the turtle. She wanted to get a better look, but the turtle swam away. “Was I too loud, Dad? Do you think it’ll come back?” she asked. Her dad just smiled and nodded.

注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

The lake had more surprises waiting for them.

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Just then Sophie’s mother waved from the shore and called them back.

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4 . Singapore’s lively art scene is far beyond museums and galleries, and also includes fashionable art spaces and pop-up exhibitions. If you plan a trip to Singapore, be sure to arrange your favorite art and light festivals for a truly memorable experience.

Singapore Art Week

Art lovers have many choices when Singapore Art Week returns to the city. Don’t miss the chance to check out countless events and activities across the island, including works by local and international artists. Join discussions and talks or sign the whole family up for a public art walk or tour.

Light to Night Singapore

Light to Night Singapore, organised by National Gallery Singapore, is a visual treat, so get your cameras ready. Enjoy an evening walk in the city to catch the all-time favorite light shows—amazing light projections (投影) dreamed up by various artists on some of Singapore’s most famous buildings. Have a chance to enjoy art installations (现代雕塑装置) at unexpected public spaces.

Artbox

Singapore’s creative pop-up market combines delicious food with music, and art installations. You can find everything from jewelry to artisan crafts from around the region. But that’s not all—there’s lively music and art installations. When you are hungry, follow your sense to the different kinds of food offerings there.

Chingay

Experience the spirit of Singapore’s largest street parade. The Chingay celebration, traditionally held during Chinese New Year, promises a visual spectacle with art, music, dance performances and a parade of colourful floats (彩车). Don’t miss the chance to watch Singapore’s multicultural heritage (遗产) come to life. Get ready to be impressive!

1. What can people do at Light to Night Singapore?

A．Appreciate light shows.	B．Discuss with artists.
C．Watch a float parade.	D．Buy cameras.

2. Which event attracts food lovers most?

A．Singapore Art Week.	B．Light to Night Singapore.
C．Artbox.	D．Chingay.

3. What do the listed events have in common?

A．They have works collected by local artists.	B．They are held in China.
C．They bring heritage back to life.	D．They are related to art.

10 . The Best Bars and Cafes in Amsterdam

Hoppe

A reproduction Old Master on the wall, fine sand on the wooden floor, barrels (桶) behind the bar—Hoppe is every inch a traditional “brown cafe”. Hoppe has been going strong since 1670—the right-hand part, the “Standing Room”, is the oldest. Hoppe becomes unbearably packed with after-work drinkers in suits in the early evening, which is unsuitable for relaxation.

Contact: cafehoppe. com

De Jaren

White walls, light woods, high ceilings and minimalist design combine with huge windows overlooking the Amstel River. De Jaren is a long-standing networking venue for those who are working on the media. It’s also great for resting on a rainy afternoon, in a basket chair or at the long reading table. There’s a good range of sandwiches and salads, as well as affordable fuller meals, throughout the day.

Contact: cafedejaren. nl

Canal Belt

Still going strong since the heady 1970s, when it was at the heart of European counterculture, the “Milky Way” is a cutting-edge music and performance venue, and hosts wild weekend club nights. The original old dairy building has been expanded with flash new extensions to include a cinema, art gallery and cafe, hosting everything from Dutch pop via rock and hip hop to contemporary dance. Booking ahead is recommended for some events—there may be a pre-booking surcharge.

Contact: melkweg. nl

Cafe Van Zuylen

It’s a down-to-earth “brown cafe”. One room, especially in the evenings, is cheerfully noisy, and crowded shoulder-to-shoulder. In good weather, tables and basket chairs are spread out on a huge balcony, which stretches across a bridge over the Singel Canal—an ideal spot to bathe in the sun for a while.

Contact: cafevanzuylen. com

1. What are people advised to do when choosing Hoppe?

A．Avoid evening visits.	B．Reserve in advance.
C．Volunteer as an old master.	D．Drink in the early evening.

2. Which is the best choice for media folk?

A．Hoppe.

B．De Jaren.

C．Canal Belt.

D．Cafe Van Zuylen.

3. What is special about Canal Belt?

A．It has the longest history.	B．It serves the cheapest meals.
C．It hosts various musical activities.	D．It treats customers to a sun bath.