1 . 最近热播的电视剧激发了不少人学习上海话的热情。(enthusiasm) (汉译英)
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2 .

A．It will cool down a bit over the weekend.

B．He hopes the weather forecast is accurate.

C．Swimming in a pool has a relieving effect.

D．Summer has become hotter in recent years.

3 .

A．The woman bought a lot of books.

B．He didn’t like the books the woman chose.

C．The woman wanted to see what he bought.

D．He didn’t think there’s a large book selection.

4 .

A．It is faster to go to Miami by train.

B．It is not always cheaper to go by bus.

C．It is worth the money to take a train to Miami.

D．It is more comfortable and convenient to take a bus.

5 .

A．She’d like to open the windows.	B．She likes to keep the air conditioner on.
C．The air is heavily polluted.	D．It’s up to the man to decide.

6 .

A．Give his ankle a good rest.	B．Treat his injury immediately.
C．Continue his regular activities.	D．Mind the steps during the day.

7 .

A．Figure out the place of the party.	B．Get Tom to pick up the Johnsons.
C．Ask Tom about the Johnsons’ address.	D．Invite Tom to the party.

8 .

A．A job opportunity.	B．Traveling experiences.
C．A big travel agency.	D．Qualifications for a salesperson.

10 . Whether you are attracted by landscapes or the after-effects of weather, there are photo opportunities everywhere. The following photography tips from photographers will help you shoot your best shot.

Get to know your subject and their habits

Take time to get to know your local wildlife before shooting, and you might just capture something truly special. Try to shoot from the perspective of the animal you are filming. Resist the urge to just point and click — take the time to observe local wildlife and you will see the rewards in your photos.

Capture details in a close-up

Going in close can bring some fascinating rewards in nature photography. Zooming (聚焦) into plants with frost or picking up water drops on a spider’s web can help show the beauty we might miss in everyday life. If you’re zooming in on one particular subject, such as a bee landing on a flower, you could end up with soft-focus objects in the background to create added interest.

Shoot photos at best time of day

There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to timing, and a shadow or lots of natural sunlight can produce great results — it’s just best to avoid extremes. Too much bright light hitting your camera lens (镜头) sensor will result in an overexposed photo with little detail, while a dark sky full of stars might provide too much contrast between the background and the subject you are taking pictures of.

Capture sharp, clear images

Although the delete button can be your best friend, a few things will help you avoid unclear images. Keeping the camera stable is key, whether that’s through a solid pose as you stand ready to shoot or using a support. A self-timer can also be a handy tool for keeping your hands away from dials and settings once you have chosen your shot.

1. Which of the following is the benefit of “zooming in” in shooting?

A．It may be an aid to capture the delicate beauty in daily life.

B．It may be helpful to avoid overexposing photos with little detail.

C．It may bring about deleting the background to create added interest.

D．It may contribute to focusing on several particular subjects at a time.

2. What is a photographer recommended to do to shoot satisfactory photos?

A．Chase the running rabbit when shooting.	B．Follow his instinct when shooting.
C．Shoot in bright daylight at midday.	D．Use a stable stand when shooting.

3. You will find the tips above most useful if you want to take photos _____.

A．at a wedding ceremony	B．while visiting an art gallery
C．on an excursion to the countryside	D．while walking on the street in a city