1. What did the girls learn during the hike?
A.How to climb rocks. | B.How to read a map. | C.How to make friends. |
A.Their academic performance. |
B.Their former outdoor experiences. |
C.Their intention of participating in the programme. |
A.To offer girls more opportunities. |
B.To help girls challenge themselves. |
C.To encourage girls to study hard. |
1. What does the man say about hot deserts?
A.They are hot all the time. |
B.They are dangerous to live in. |
C.The temperature is changeable. |
A.They’re dry. | B.They’re sandy. | C.They’re large. |
A.Many of them live in groups. |
B.Many of them live at the edges of deserts. |
C.Many of them sleep in the day and come out at night. |
1. What’s the woman?
A.An animal keeper. | B.A tour guide. | C.A forecaster. |
A.25℃. | B.39℃. | C.45℃. |
A.Put off his plan till next week. |
B.Buy some water on the way. |
C.Keep a safe distance from wild animals. |
A.How to be safe in the Grand canyon. |
B.How to make a plan for the following five days. |
C.How to get along well with wild animals. |
1. Where did the speaker take the course?
A.In the mountains. | B.In the office. | C.In the forest. |
A.8. | B.9. | C.10. |
A.How to solve emergencies. |
B.How to be an expert climber. |
C.How to be more brave and confident. |
1. Where will the speakers take a trip?
A.To a popular scenic spot. | B.To a wild place. | C.To a wildlife zoo. |
A.Staying far away from the fire at night. |
B.Not leaving garbage in the forest. |
C.Leaving some food for the animals. |
A.Climb a mountain. | B.Rest at home. | C.Go fishing. |
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Ben Drake, an expert on air pollution, is being interviewed on the radio. He said that smog was a severe problem in the early 20th century in Britain. At that time, Britain was experiencing a boom in industry. Factories and homes used lots of coal, which created smog. He also mentioned the heavy smog in London was particularly bad and caused over 4000 deaths in 1952. Later the UK government restricted burning coal in homes and forced factories to move away from city centers. As smog is harmful to everyone, the expert advised us to replace coal with cleaner forms of energy, use new energy-efficient vehicles and further develop green technology.
1. The expression “2. Smog became a severe problem in Britain because people at that time burnt lots of
3. The worst smog in British history happened in London in 1942.
4. The Great Smog of London claimed 5,000 lives.
5. Later, the UK government ordered people not to burn
1. How many parcels are expected to be delivered this year?
A.30.8 billion. | B.83 billion. | C.95.5 billion. |
A.2,000 boxes recycle stations will be built. |
B.All packages will be wrapped only once. |
C.New energy vehicles will be used to deliver packages. |
A.The locations of recycle stations. |
B.The wrapping products. |
C.The types of new energy vehicles. |
1. How does Tim think people of his age can help with energy saving?
A.By using energy-saving lights. |
B.By turning off computer screens. |
C.By playing less computer games. |
A.Take a quick shower instead of a long bath. |
B.Wash large quantities of clothes at a time. |
C.Stop using washing machines. |
A.Ones in cardboard packets. |
B.Ones in plastic bottles. |
C.Ones in glass bottles. |
1. What is the relationship between the speakers?
A.Colleagues. | B.Schoolmates. | C.A couple. |
A.By helping people save resources. |
B.By providing information at school. |
C.By making people use new resources. |
A.Work at home. |
B.Control the population. |
C.Refuse harmful products. |
A.Solar and wind energy. | B.Wave and solar energy. | C.Wind and wave energy. |