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2 . Jennifer Grove, founder of Repeat Roses, was once an event planner. She saw how often the beautiful—and costly—flowers people used to make their
Then she started donating flowers her
For Grove, the most
Through Repeat Roses, Grove believes she’s making a lasting
“When you recognize how much
A.tour | B.work | C.day | D.month |
A.over | B.on | C.ready | D.open |
A.garbage | B.recycling | C.parties | D.stores |
A.did | B.witnessed | C.promoted | D.suffered |
A.gave up | B.agreed to | C.asked about | D.thought of |
A.friends | B.partners | C.clients | D.employers |
A.joined | B.visited | C.supported | D.created |
A.sell | B.bring | C.introduce | D.show |
A.difficult | B.polar | C.satisfying | D.amusing |
A.heaviness | B.unkindness | C.awkwardness | D.cheerfulness |
A.monitors | B.matches | C.maintains | D.transforms |
A.achievement | B.impression | C.change | D.contribution |
A.the planet | B.her organization | C.people’s health | D.event planning |
A.gratefulness | B.pain | C.puzzlement | D.surprise |
A.funny | B.different | C.nice | D.proper |
3 . Hotels that go all out for Christmas
Willard InterContinental: Washington
In the United States capital, the Willard InterContinental will host free performances through December 23. Holiday afternoon tea — with finger sandwiches and pastries — will be served every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through December 26 ($79 per person or $89 with a glass of champagne).
Room rates in December start around $325.
Claridge’s: London
Guests at Claridge’s will be treated to horse-drawn carriage rides. Three-night Christmas packages feature those festive events, plus Christmas lunch, Champagne, a visit from Father Christmas, stockings for all and a full English breakfast each day. Festive afternoon tea, served through January 3, is about $126 for an adult and $66 for one child.
A two-night holiday season package starts at about $1,425.
The Breakers: Palm Beach, Florida
The Breakers Palm Beach carries its lavish traditions right through the holiday season. The oceanfront Italian resort dazzles with sparkling lights, and holiday tea is available at HMF on select days in late December for $115 per person. Nearly every room has already been snapped up this December, but holiday tea and meals make for a festive taste of the striking hotel.
Rates start at $599 per night in December.
Ritz: Paris
The Ritz Paris is putting on exactly what you’d expect from the elegant property. The hotel is celebrating a Swiss Christmas this year in homage to founder César Ritz’ roots with a gold and blue theme accented with paper edelweiss flowers. Christmas Tea is available at Bar Vendome and Salon Proust, starting at about $77 per person.
December room rates start at around $1,700 a night.
1. At which hotel can people enjoy finger sandwiches?A.Willard InterContinental: Washington | B.Claridge’s: London |
C.The Breakers: Palm Beach, Florida | D.Ritz: Paris |
A.$192. | B.$378. | C.$345. | D.$318. |
A.They are all hotels in Europe. |
B.They all offer season package. |
C.All the hotels will provide festive tea. |
D.All the hotels will host free performances. |
Hi Jianping,
I am happy to tell you what I think about winter swimming.
I know that you are a sports fan and like swimming very much.
When you go winter swimming, find a good place. It’s important to find a place where you can get in and out of the water easily. To protect yourself from possible dangers,
Finally, you needn’t be too worried. If you join a club and follow your coach’s advice,
5 . As time goes on, people have come to realize the importance of protecting the environment. But they can’t deal with everything by themselves. Take small steps, and you can make a difference.
●Think Green. Think about the environment as you live your life. If you turn off lights and TV when leaving the room, you’ll save energy. If you take shorter showers, you will save water.
●Shop Green. Shopping is fun, but buying things you don’t need is wasteful and even bad for the earth. Before you buy something, ask yourself how much you will use it, and whenever possible, buy things locally made instead of those shipped from far away.
●Dress Green. What really matters is not the colour. It’s how the clothes were made. So look for products made from environmentally friendly(环保的)materials.
●Study Green. What’s better than learning about the environment? Save it while you learn. It can be as simple as using both sides of a piece of paper before you recycle it.
1. What does the writer want us to do?A.Know some facts. | B.Deal with everything at once. |
C.Protect the environment. | D.Make no difference. |
A.Three. | B.Four. | C.Five. | D.Six. |
A.Take a shower as long as possible. | B.Wear clothes whose colour is green. |
C.Buy things that are locally made. | D.Use only one side of a piece of paper. |
A.children | B.women | C.men | D.all people |
6 . As we all know, a friend in need is a friend indeed. I really didn’t know the meaning of this proverb(谚语)until one day something
That morning, I got up late and
I managed with the
Just at that moment, Jack, one of my teammates,
It was on that day that I learned and believed the proverb “a friend in need is a friend indeed” to be
A.amusing | B.rewarding | C.familiar | D.unexpected |
A.walked | B.returned | C.drove | D.hurried |
A.pain | B.loss | C.fun | D.trouble |
A.campus | B.playground | C.library | D.lab |
A.Although | B.Since | C.Until | D.Once |
A.used | B.offered | C.managed | D.tried |
A.imagine | B.bear | C.control | D.forget |
A.Standing | B.Sitting | C.Falling | D.Lying |
A.jumped | B.looked | C.ran | D.jogged |
A.ordinary | B.true | C.positive | D.unique |
A.Have dinner with Mike. |
B.Work in the office. |
C.Go out with the woman. |
1. Where does the conversation take place?
A.At home. | B.In a shop. | C.Ata TV station. |
A.Taking pictures. | B.Playing tennis. | C.Riding bikes. |
A.A tennis player. | B.A bank clerk. | C.A shop owner. |
1. What organizations used to have a lot of power according to the speaker?
A.Libraries and printing companies. |
B.Universities and bookstores. |
C.Newspapers and publishers. |
A.They are easier to carry. |
B.They are cheaper. |
C.They are more interesting. |
A.They were bought by a tech company. |
B.They made billions of dollars this year. |
C.They used to have more than 600 stores. |
1. How long has Louise been working at the center?
A.About six months. | B.About two years. | C.About one year. |
A.Excited. | B.Confident. | C.Nervous. |
A.Helping the less able children achieve more. |
B.Thinking of new things for children to do. |
C.Seeing children have a lot of fun. |
A.It’s unfair for her to do it. | B.It’s a necessary part of the job. | C.It’s something that she enjoys. |