1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

In contrast to rushing past overcrowded tourist landmarks, the new trend of city walk has emerged as a popular alternative to exploring busy markets, ancient streets, and charming alleys at     1     unhurried pace.

The origins of city walks can be traced back to London. Strictly speaking, this form of urban tourism is not as casual and     2     (aim) as it may appear. Originally, city walks     3     (refer) to guided tours     4     participants followed a planned route under the guidance of tour conductors, with a strong emphasis on diving deep into the city’s rich history and cultural     5     (diverse). As an increasing number of travel     6     (enthusiasm) gathered together, they sought to immerse     7     (they) deeply in the quiet appreciation of their surroundings. Gradually, the concept gained popularity worldwide.

The appeal of city walk particularly resonates with (引起共鸣) the younger generation, who frequently find themselves caught up     8     demanding work schedules. The growing trend of city walk reflects their     9     (change) attitude towards life, namely a more relaxed and slower-paced lifestyle. After all, a city walk isn’t a real walk     10     you are aware of the history in every paving stone.

2 . Quick escape: 48 hours in the Scenic Rim

Recovered from recent bushfires, the Scenic Rim is well and truly open for business. In fact, so much so that Lonely Planet has included the Scenic Rim on its Top 10 Regions of the World list for 2023.

Here’s how you can transform your weekend with our 48-hour guide.

Day 1 AM: Hikes or Wine

Hikers should set the GPS for Girraween National Park in the Granite Belt, one of the most exciting hikes in Queensland.

For the wine lovers, travel 20 minutes past grass fields and shady trees. You’ll find yourself at The Overflow Estate 1895, a fine vineyard on a peninsula(半岛) overlooking Lake Wyaralong.

Day 1 PM: An international twist

It’s time to head to your home for the night at Yumeji Japanese Retreat on Tamborine Mountain.

Offering three different room options, the highlight is the traditional room “Tsuru” with two futons, a Chabudai (Japanese style table) and a Hinoki-buro (Cypress wood bath). It’s perfect for a late-night stay as the smell of cedar(雪松木) gently fills the room.

Day 2 AM: Nature’s finest

O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat has welcomed visitors for more than 93 years. It’s the perfect base to experience and connect with nature via 160km of nature trails(小径) that pass a ridiculous 500 waterfalls.

A highlight is the picture-perfect tree-top walk, Moonlight Crag (7km return/3hr) with sweeping views of the Lost World Plateau.

Day 2 PM: The perfect ending

The last stop for the weekend offers a little treat after your day of hiking -Ania’s famous peach cheesecake from the recently re-opened Polish Place on Tamborine Mountain.

If cheesecake isn’t your thing, simply enjoy a drink (there’s more than 30 Polish vodkas and a great selection of Polish beers) and a snack (or if you’re after a late lunch, order the pork hock and you’ll be thinking about it for days) in this homely cafe.

1. What must you use in the Day I tour?

A．Some good wine.	B．A Japanese-style table.
C．A GPS system.	D．A bathing towel.

2. What can you enjoy on the second day?

A．Bathing in waterfalls.	B．Walking on treetops.
C．Drinking with Polish people.	D．Making cakes with peaches.

3. Where might this article be taken from?

A．A local tourism website.	B．An international business magazine.
C．A personal travel blog.	D．A tourism geography textbook.