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His longest journey was one of his last: four years traveling in the southwest of China. In spite of the fact
Xu fell ill during his last journey. He never fully recovered and died in 1641. His journals were then sorted out and published unedited, offering
3 . Museums in Switzerland
Chaplin’s WorldCharlie Chaplin was the greatest artist of the silent movies. His legacy (遗产) lives on through the creation of Chaplin’s World a this former home, the Manoir de Ban, Corsier-sur-Vevey. Beneath shady trees on the shores of Lake Geneva, the residence remains as Chaplin would have known it. Inside the museum, you’ll find yourself in a backstreet of old London, which is part of the latest exhibition “The Kid”.
The Swiss Museum of GamesThis museum, located within the double-towered 13th-century castle La Tour-de-Peilz on the eastern shore of Lake Geneva, is Switzerland’s one and only museum focused on games. Its collection of some 10, 000piccesgoes all the way back to the ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians. It’s interesting to see how everyone has enjoyed playing games over the centuries.
Swiss Open-Air MuseumNot all museums are housed in buildings. The Swiss Open-Air Museum in Ballenberg allows visitors to walkthrough and around over 100 rural houses and farm buildings sourced from all over Switzerland. All the structures in the museum are original, de construe ted from their original sites, and reconstructed in Ballenberg. It’s the closest visitors can get to relive the life of Swiss people in ancient times.
Queen-The Studio ExperienceIt’s a kind of magic to step into the former Mountain Studios, situated in the Casinos Barriere in Montreux. Not only did the rock Rolling Stones and band Queen record six albums there, but the Rolling Stones and David Bowie also recorded hits in the studios. Since 2013 there has been a permanent exhibition museum honouring Queen and lead singer Freddie Mercury. With a background of Queen music and recorded interviews, the rooms are filled with photos, albums and instruments.
1. What do the first two museums have in common?A.They attract art lovers worldwide. |
B.They have Swiss history as the theme. |
C.They are castle-turned museums. |
D.They are located near Lake Geneva. |
A.Corsier-sur-Vevey. | B.Ballenberg. |
C.La Tour-de-Peilz. | D.Montreux. |
A.Record music. |
B.Watch magic shows. |
C.Attend a figure-focused exhibition. |
D.Enjoy live concerts by the Rolling Stones. |
1. How does Harry feel now?
A.Stressed. | B.glad. | C.Bored. |
A.He had to take exams. |
B.He missed his flight. |
C.He went to a Christmas party. |
A.Harry’s house. | B.The airport. | C.A supermarket. |
1. What will the man mainly do during his vacation?
A.Shop for clothes. |
B.Take part in outdoor sports. |
C.Explore the city’s attractions. |
A.Her sister. | B.Her friend. | C.Her parent. |
A.On March 19th. | B.On March 21st. | C.On March 23rd. |
1. Where did the woman probably learn about the book?
A.From a librarian. | B.From the man. | C.From TV. |
A.Lend him a book. | B.Teach him social skills. | C.Recommend a reading list. |
A.In a bookstore. | B.In a library. | C.On a beach. |
A.Explaining her work duties. |
B.Checking her blood pressure. |
C.Scheduling her next doctor’s visit. |
A.A one-room studio. | B.A two-room apartment. | C.A two-story townhouse. |
10 . How do flowers know when to bloom? How do dogs know when to start getting their winter coats falling off? Phenology, the study of timings in nature, helps us understand how plant and animal life cycle events are influenced by seasonal variations and changing climate. Learn more about phenology and record the timings of nature near you!
MATERIALS
·Phenology bingo sheet
Smell fresh-cut grass | Find a red leaf on a tree | Smell a blooming flower | Find snow on the ground |
Find a butterfly | Find footprints in the mud | Scratch a mosquito bite | Listen to a rainstorm |
Collect ripe strawberries | See a group of birds fly overhead | Play with maple seeds | Find a pine cone (松果) on the ground |
·Science notebook or paper
·Something to write with
PROCEDURE
·In your science notebook, write down 3 or 4 natural things you can observe that tell you what season it is.
·Print out the bingo sheet. Walk in your neighborhood and cross off as many of the items as you can.
·Are you able to get through everything on your bingo sheet? Do you notice a pattern with the items that you are/aren’t able to find? What time of the year would it be easiest to get through each item on the bingo sheet?
·Keep your bingo sheet and continue playing throughout the following months. Then you are able to discover various connections and patterns that affect our everyday life. For example, the appearance of flowers is a response to the local weather and climate.
1. What does phenology mainly focus on?A.The effects of climate change on everyday life. |
B.The link between biological events and the environment. |
C.The interaction between plant and animal life cycles. |
D.The patterns of climate and seasonal variations. |
A.Use it for a long period. | B.Put it in their notebook. |
C.Find every item on it. | D.Add 3 or 4 items to it. |
A.To help people improve observational skills. | B.To persuade people to be close to nature. |
C.To provide a way to cast new light on phenology. | D.To publicize the significance of phenology. |