1.旅行信息(如景点等);
2.当地特色(如食品等);
3.注意事项。
注意:
1.词数80左右;
2.开头和结尾已给出,不计入总数;
3.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
Dear Sir or Madam,
I'm Li Hua,a Chinese student,studying in Ottawa. I'm writing to
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Yours,
Li Hua
2 . There are three things you can watch forever: Instagram feeds, YouTube videos and water. Among them, water is definitely something no one argues about, and there are many unusual water attractions that you can find around the world.
Bangkok Floating Markets
There are many floating markets where goods are sold from boats. While modern markets are more popular, floating markets still are a huge attraction for local tourism. Any visitors can purchase local foods and traditional handcrafted (手工的) souvenirs. Bargaining is a part of experience. So, start low and get the price you are ready to pay.
Bregenzer Festspiele
The Bregenz Festival is held every year from July to August in Vorarlberg. It has the world’s largest stage on the water. The performances are different every year but they are usually united by one theme. The decorations are very impressive and are worth seeing.
Marina Bay Stadium
This stadium was built as a temporary solution while Singapore National Stadium was rebuilt. The stadium was used for the opening and closing ceremonies during 2010 Summer Youth Olympics. It was a floating platform where the Formula One Grand Prix event was successfully held.
Archipelago Cinema
Archipelago Cinema is probably one of the world’s most scenic open-air cinemas that floats in the middle of a lake. The cinema was designed by German architect Ole Scheeren, who built it using techniques popular among local people. This cinema stage was built specially for the film festival Film on the Rocks Yao Noi.
1. What is special about Bangkok Floating Markets?A.Local foods are free to taste. |
B.Visitors can make boats by themselves. |
C.Bargaining for a good price is an experience. |
D.Performances on water are impressive to see. |
A.Archipelago Cinema. | B.Marina Bay Stadium. |
C.Bregenzer Festspiele. | D.Bangkok Floating Markets. |
A.They both hold ceremonies every year. |
B.They both used local building techniques. |
C.They were both built for a special purpose. |
D.They both provide visitors with sports events. |
1. 推荐景点;
2. 说明理由;
3. 表达期待。
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2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Allen,
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Yours,
Li Hua
4 . Named “America’s Finest City” due to its hospitality, beauty and ideal climate, San Diego is located on the border with Mexico. The residents are so active outdoors that it is called “Sportstown, the U.S.A.”. San Diego’s 70 miles of beaches are a heaven for swimmers, surfers, divers, boaters and sunbathers. Another favourite outside activity is golf. With 100 courses (about 50 of them public), San Diego is a golfers’ paradise. Many San Diego residents came here first as tourists, who were attracted by San Diego’s sunny beaches, nearby mountains and deserts, plus the cultural delights of any big city. The world-famous San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld Adventure Park, Wild Animal Park, museums and other attractions attract visitors from around the world.
The zoo is home to some 4,000 animals, including the world’s largest group of parrots. Animals are displayed in natural settings, and there is a petting zoo for children. By contrast, the Wild Animal Park is a wildlife preserve with an area of over 2,000 acres and more than 3,000 free-roaming (自由漫步的) animals in natural habitats.
In addition to housing the zoo, Balboa Park is home to several museums and attractions, including an aerospace museum, an art and history museum, the Old Globe Theatre, science museums and even a railroad museum. Free concerts are offered frequently. Another popular attraction is the SeaWorld, a 190-acre marine park.
San Diego’s varied attractions, as well as its business climate, offer many opportunities for students to explore the local culture, meet people from around the world, and gain business experience. At San Diego State University, for example, students in the American Language Institute’s study tour program learn English both in the classroom and while sightseeing.
1. What do the residents of San Diego probably like to do?A.Have sports outdoors. | B.Travel to other places. |
C.Stay at home. | D.Stay outdoors all day. |
A.Because it is more convenient to live here. |
B.Because they are attracted by its beauty and culture. |
C.Because they can make money from tourism here. |
D.Because it is a quiet place to enjoy themselves. |
A.The SeaWorld Adventure park. | B.The art and history museum. |
C.The petting zoo. | D.The Old Globe Theatre. |
历史 | 有两千多年的历史。 |
特点 | 世界上最长的城墙,长6 000多千米; 建筑材料主要为石头、砖头,修建工作都是人工进行; 主要用于防御外来入侵者,沿墙每隔几百米就有烽火台(watchtower)。 |
现状 | 世界著名的旅游景点之一,每年吸引许多外国游客到长城观光旅游。 |
2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
3.开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
Ladies and gentlemen,
Welcome to the Great Wall. I’m very delighted to be your guide here.
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6 . There are many heritage sites in the world. The following are four sites in the UNESCO's World Heritage List.
Easter Island, Chile
This place is famous for its huge stone statues. The first European visitors, the Dutch, named it Easter Island in memory of their day of arrival. The small and hilly island was formed by volcanoes. Easter Island was added to UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1995.
Dinosaur Provincial Park, Canada
The park is best known for its extensive fossil (化石) beds, within which 35 species of dinosaurs from about 100 to 65 million years ago have been identified. There are also fossilized remains of fish, reptiles, and amphibians. The area was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979.
Hadrian's Wall, England
This is a Roman barrier that guarded the border of Britain. Hadrian (ruled 117—138 CE) went to Britain in 122 and was the first to build a wall, 80 miles long, to separate the Romans from the barbarians. There was no intention of fighting from the wall top; the soldiers there were trained to encounter the enemy in the open. In 1987, Hadrian's Wall was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site.
Salonga National Park, Congo
This is the largest reserve in Congo, covering more than 14,000 square miles. The park was established in 1970. The thick forest provides habitats for various animals like parrots, elephants and monkeys. Park visitors observe the animals from motorized river boats. The park was entered into the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1984.
1. When was Easter Island listed as a UNESCO World Heritage?A.In 1979. | B.In 1984. |
C.In 1987. | D.In 1995. |
A.To defend against the Romans. | B.To honor the British soldiers. |
C.To protect the Romans from attack. | D.To keep watch on the wall top. |
A.Easter Island. | B.Dinosaur Provincial Park. |
C.Hadrian's Wall. | D.Salonga National Park. |
7 . Whether you’re traveling to the next town over or to the other side of the world, careful planning goes a long way toward ensuring your trip is a success. The right preparation helps you avoid potential disasters, such as having your credit card declined or running out of clean clothes to wear.
Make your reservations for flights and accommodations. Once you’re sure of where you want to go and when you want to go, where you want to stay and how you want to get around, make your reservations. For flights, book around two months out.
Set a travel budget.
Pack appropriate clothing for your destination and trip. Check the weather at your destination 2-3 days before you depart. This will let you know what type of clothes you need to bring.
A.In addition, consider the nature of your trip. |
B.Obtain a visa for international destinations if necessary. |
C.And don’t wait till the last minute for your hotels either. |
D.All trips are meant for adventure, relaxation, and enjoyment. |
E.Travel agents simply must charge booking fees, or they cannot stay in business. |
F.Here are some tips on how to plan your travel well to ensure a great travel experience. |
G.Before you do anything, you need to know how much money you will have for this trip. |
Ecotourism is a new term in today's tourism industry. But in an age of growing environ-mental awareness,
Ecotourism, which is considered as a kind of responsible tourism, is
According to a recent report by the World Tourism Organization, ecotourism in recent years
Big cities are still the major places in our society today. However, it looks like some smaller towns and country areas may well become the new destinations for people
Ecotourism has been gaining increasing recognition and popularity mainly for the relaxing, natural and vivid experience. People
9 . Everyone loves a holiday! A little time off for some much-needed R& R (rest and relaxation) can be exactly the thing to rejuvenate and refresh you from work. So if you’re struggling to think of your next destination, then look no further. Don’t waste time debating where to go, but let your blood decide.
Everybody has a lineage (家系). Recently, finding out more about our family origins has become popular. By the start of 2019, 26 million people had taken an ancestry DNA test at home, according to a report by MIT Technology Review. They believe by 2021 this number will have risen to 100 million.
This trend has been noticed by opportunistic travel operators. Some are looking to provide a service that allows people to both track their family roots and travel to the destinations where their ancestors originated.
Airbnb, an online boarding marketplace, recently partnered with 23andMe, a DNA testing company, to offer recommendations that encourage travellers to walk in the footsteps of their forefathers. And they aren’t the only ones.
The Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin has its own“genealogy butler (宗谱管家)”. Hellen Kelly offers advice to help guests track their Irish lineage using official records. This allows them to “fill in the blanks of their Irish ancestry”, she told Good Morning America.
The Conte Club, a luxury travel company, offers custom routes of travel based on DNA tests. “These experiences are about going deeper into who we really are,” says the Conte Club CEO Rebecca Fielding in an article in the Condé Nast Traveler. “It might be the most meaningful trip we can take.”
So next time you think of going on vacation, why not take a DNA test first? Once you know how far you are from your family, take time to holiday back.
1. What does the underlined word “rejuvenate” in Paragraph 1 mean?A.Make one take a holiday. |
B.Make one feel lively again. |
C.Make one do a DNA test. |
D.Make one return to work. |
A.The creativity of the travel agency. |
B.The report by MIT Technology Review. |
C.The competition of the boarding market. |
D.The rising number of people tracking their lineage. |
A.By making comparisons. |
B.By analyzing information. |
C.By giving examples. |
D.By offering reasons. |
A.Negative. | B.Supportive. |
C.Uninterested. | D.Doubtful. |
10 . Avebury is near the far more famous Stonehenge. What is interesting about it is that a village has grown up around the stones, unlike Stonehenge, which stands alone. Avebury and Stonehenge are just two of about 1,300 stone circles all over the UK. Many of them are in fantastic locations, like Castlering in Cumbria, from which you can see England’s highest mountain; and the Ring of Brodgar in the beautiful Orkney Island, off Scotland’s northern coast.
Some of them are UNESCO World Heritage sites, and several have local stories connected to them. For example, the Merry Maidens in West Cornwall is a group of nineteen stones. According to the story, they were young women — maidens — who were turned into stone for dancing on a Sunday.
Early historians thought that the stone circles were temples for the people who arrived in the UK in about 500 BC. Later research has shown that they are far older than that, at least 4,000 years old. Stonehenge could have been built 5,000 years ago, but it’s still nowhere near as old as the nearby wooden circle built about 10,000 years ago. Some experts believe they acted like calendars and have shown that some stones line up with sunrise or sunset on the longest and shortest days of the year. Others believe they were places for the dead bodies of the local rich and powerful.
We may never know why they were built, but each one leaves the visitor with a strong sense of the shortness of our existence in the sea of history. There are groups of stone circles and other prehistoric (史前的) monuments throughout the British Isles, so wherever you are staying you should include at least one in your tour.
1. What can we learn about Avebury?A.It stands alone. | B.It is a part of Stonehenge. |
C.It has a village around it now. | D.It consists of a couple of Merry Maidens. |
A.Stone circles. | B.Mountains. |
C.Temples. | D.Islands. |
A.The local stories of stone circles. |
B.The original purpose of stone circles. |
C.The historic value of stone circles. |
D.The time when stone circles were built. |
A.Building more monuments. | B.Protecting World Heritage sites. |
C.Learning more about our history. | D.Visiting some of those stone circles. |