“Military-style” travel has become the     1     (late) fashion among Chinese college students. Videos of them taking such trips     2     (trend) on social media platforms in recent years. The reason why it has become so popular is     3     college students can spend as little money as possible traveling to as many places as they can during the weekend. They usually hop on a regular-speed train on a Friday night, arrive at the destination city and travel     4     (extensive) there on Saturday. Then, they can repeat the same busy schedule     5     returning to their universities on Monday morning.

Different people have different views, with some netizens     6     (praise) these college students for their high ability to implement their plans. However, others doubt     7     such a tight schedule is healthy.

According to some experts, the “military-style” travel is a form of budget travel appealing to specific groups of people who are less     8     (concern) with in-depth experiences and more focused on checking off popular tourist destinations. Therefore, this has led to the emergence of a type of tourism     9     travelers are willing to sacrifice comfort for     10     (affordable) and convenience.

Lushan Mountain is famous in China. It’s not one single mountain, but rather a larger upland area     1     (consist) of 90 continuous peaks, in which the highest one is 1, 474 meters above sea level. Over tens of thousands of years, tectonic (构造) movements, flowing water and other     2     (geology) processes have created the diverse landscapes of Lushan Mountain. Running to the north of Lushan Mountain is the Yangtze, the     3     (long) river in China. The intense humidity(潮湿) provides Lushan     4     abundant water resources. There are twenty- two     5     (waterfall) within the mountain.

Lushan Mountain is covered in mist for nearly 200 days of the year. The average temperature here is 5-6 degrees Celsius lower than     6     in the plains at the same latitude. It     7     (be) a famous summer resort since ancient times. There’s a city “in the clouds” about 1,100 meters above sea level in the mountains. More than 100 years ago, a British man from the UK built large houses here. The average temperature in summer is only 22 degree Celsius,     8     it’s named Kuling, a name     9     comes from the English “cooling”. Today, these ancient houses are still serving tourists who come here     10     (spend) the summer.

What will our cities be like in 2050? How much will artificial intelligence advance? Some scientists     1     (make) different predictions recently.

Joel E.Cohen from the The Rockfeller University says    2     is likely that by 2050 the majority of the people in the world will live in urban areas, and will have a    3     (significant) higher average age than people today. Cities will be     4     only realistic solution to housing a population that will expand     5     9.7 billion by 2050.

And the technology is expected    6     (advance) rapidly. According to Bill Michell, the late director of MIT Media Lab’s Smart Cities research group, cities of the future won’t look like “some sort of science-fiction fantasy’’ or “Star Trek’’, but virtual (实质上) reality will change    7     we live. Self-driving cars will make the roads more secure, driving more efficient, and provide     8     (fast) transport.

Charles Ebinger at the Brookings Institution thinks that by 2050 we will also have a so-called “smart grid” where all of our    9     (appliance) are linked directly to energy distribution (分布) systems,     10     (allow) for real-time pricing based on supply and demand. Such a technology would greatly benefit most people and reduced the consumption (消耗) of fossil fuel energy.

Auckland, the largest city and chief seaport of New Zealand, stands in the North Island.

When     1     (plan) a trip to New Zealand, most people skip over Auckland as a destination. Everyone floods into Queenstown     2     (spend) time enjoying themselves in nature. However, as anyone who     3     (visit) it knows, there are even more things to do in Auckland, compared with those in Queenstown. All of these things make it a     4     (suit) destination for all travelers. If you are a backpacker(背包客), you will like Auckland     5     you can enjoy a huge range of free or cheap things, especially in a country which is known     6     its high living costs.

The city’s popular neighborhoods can     7     (explore) on foot, and the skyline can be viewed from the water.     8     (particular), you will have the chance to taste different     9     (kind) of snacks and the city doesn’t shy away from a good happy hour. Give yourself     10     couple of days to enjoy it, and check out some of your favorite things to do in Auckland. Auckland, you shouldn’t miss it!

Shanghai Disneyland Park, located in Chuansha New Town of Pudong New area, was    1    (official) confirmed to open     2     June 16^th, 2016. Shanghai Disneyland,    3    is the sixth in the world and the second in China after Hong Kong Disneyland, creates many records among the Disney parks.

Tourists can select goods and enjoy tasty snacks while     4    (wander) around. In addition, they are sure to have a chance     5    (hug) Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse as well as take photos with these lovely friends.     6     is more important is that whether you are old or young, male or female, you can surely have great fun here. With inspiring music, the movie figures put on     7    (interest) performances on the street and give guests an unforgettable great time.

It is obvious that with its exciting     8    (attract), Shanghai Disneyland will be     9     great success in the world. If you plan to visit the park during the summer holidays, please book a ticket in advance. Tickets for Shanghai Disneyland Park have been put on sale since March 28th, 2016. Millions of people     10    (pay) a visit to it in the past few months.