1 . If Wimbledon has aroused your tennis interest, why not find your perfect match in one of the world’s top hotels for playing the sport? The hotel experts have put together their top destinations for tennis players of all levels.
Gstaad Palace, Switzerland
Its combination of old-world tradition and scenery means that over 100 years on, it still attracts many people. Tennis lovers can enjoy their game on one of the establishment’s four clay courts, and guests have the opportunity to enjoy a week of personal tennis coaching with the legendary Roy Emerson, winner of 28 Grand Slam titles.
Prices start from £ 473.
Stoke Park, UK
Founded in 1908, Stoke Park is a country club and hotel spread over a 300-acre private estate seven miles from Heathrow Airport. The club’s tennis facilities are among the best in the country, with 13 courts on three playable surfaces (carpet, artificial clay and grass). The hotel has 49 rooms and suites and offers three dining options including the 3 AA Rosette-awarded Humphry’s, which serves modern British cuisine.
Prices start from £ 270.
Carlisle Bay, Antigua
With three indoor carpet courts and three outdoor clay courts offering wonderful views of Lake Wolfgangsee and the Alps. The restaurant offers traditional Austrian dishes with herbs grown in the hotel’s garden. Guests can sharpen their skills by training with full-time professionals, which offers program for adults and children staring from the age of six.
Prices start from £ 120.
Belmond La Residencia, Spain
Set against the mountain village of Deà, La Residencia was a collection of four mansions before Richard Branson transformed it into a hotel. La Residencia offers guests of all ages private tuition with a coach and video coaching facilities — used to film players and offer technical analysis of their game.
Prices start from £ 820.
1. In Gstaad Palace, guests can ________.| A．be guided by Roy Emerson | B．live near Heathrow Airport |
| C．enjoy modern British cuisine | D．admire the views of the Alps |
| A．It has the full - time professionals. |
| B．It has one of the best tennis facilities in the country. |
| C．It has the oldest tradition. |
| D．It has the most rooms. |
| A．Travelers who are interested in tennis. |
| B．The people who work in a private estate. |
| C．The players who like old-world tradition. |
| D．The experts who live in Wimbledon. |
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3. 你的感想。
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Looking after a group of teens at our state's annual youth meeting kept me busy, so I looked forward to relaxing by doing crafts. That's when I first noticed Jenny. It was hard not to notice her. As she walked, she moved her legs difficultly. Even when she tried to stand still, muscle spasms(痉挛)seized an arm and threw it into the air or pulled her head to the side. Kids would glance up and then look away quickly. My heart ached at the sight of how cerebral palsy(脑瘫)affected her life.
Before long, Jenny settled on a wood-burning project and began gathering her supplies. I sat across from her, picking up a thin board and penciled my last name on it with a little flower in the corner. That was the limit of my creative abilities. Meanwhile, Jenny drew on her board carefully. Soon, a beautiful girl sat under a tree surrounded by flowers.
“Pretty,” I said. She smiled with a little shy. I picked up the hot, wood-burning tool to begin. How would Jenny complete her project without burning herself? Oh, she didn't. Surprisingly, her unexpected movements but amazing skills began to cause “Great”, “Wonderful” from kids who were also attracted by surprise from time to time. A few minutes later, under Jenny's hands, a beautiful image took shape.
So interested at such a gifted girl with disability, we began a free talk. “What project area are you in?” “Clothing.” “Oh, do you love sewing?” “How many years do you spend on your practice?” “Will you feel tired and want to give up?” Even her voice trembled from the effects of her disorder. But slow answers with determination from Jenny really moved us again and again. “I sew some, never giving up, for many years. Also, I'm here, to compete in the clothing selection contest. I'll model suit, made by myself this evening at the gathering.”
Model? I took a deep breath. The night before, some of the youth had made rude noises at talent contest participants. Was she going in front of that group?
I gave her my best encouraging smile. “I'll watch for you.”
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2. 续写部分分为两段，每段开头语已为你写好。
Later that day, I entered the hall with worries.
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I decided to help her, but a kid pulled my sleeve.
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4 . London—A few hundred regular customers and pedestrians（行人）offered to help October Books of Southampton in England move books along the street last Friday. The shop had been struggling to afford the rising rent prices of the building that they had occupied since 1977 and decided to move to an old bank building down the block.
But how would they be able to move their books to the new location without having to pay for expensive moving services? October Books put out a call for volunteers to form a “human conveyor belt” between their old store and the new location 500 feet down the street.
They expected maybe a few dozen people to show up, but to their surprise, over 200 people lined up on the sidewalk to pass each of the store's 2,000 books to their new home. Amy Brown, one of the store's employees, said that she was astonished at so many people. “I was handing books to people without actually seeing the entire of it,” said Brown. “So it was only after about 20minutes that I actually went out into the road and saw the extent of the people.” When passing pedestrians asked what people were doing, they would join in to give a hand. Nearby restaurants even brought hot teas and coffees for the volunteers.
“It was really sort of surprising and positive, and just a really moving experience to see people joining in because they wanted to help. And they wanted to be part of something bigger,” Brown said. Now this small independent book store in England isn't just surviving—it is growing thanks to the city that adores its literary services.
1. What led to October Books moving to a new location?| A．Financial difficulty. | B．Government policy. |
| C．Cultural difference. | D．Business condition. |
| A．They contributed their little bit to help. |
| B．They stopped and took some pictures. |
| C．They bought hot teas for the volunteers. |
| D．They felt astonished and called the local TV. |
| A．Booklovers Gather for Moving Books in England. |
| B．Human Chain of People Help Move a Bookstore. |
| C．Bookstore Gets Crowdfunding for Future Survival. |
| D．People Feel Positive by Helping out a Bookstore. |
5 . When you arrive on campus, you'll face a tough task: to live peacefully with a stranger for the rest of the academic year. To make this task easier, most schools use some type of room-assignment survey.
When considering privacy, think about how you and your roommate will arrange for private time. If your class is canceled, consider going for a cup of coffee. Privacy also relates to giving your roommate space when he or she has had a bad day or just needs time to think.
Two other potentially issues are chores and borrowing. If cleaning chores need to be shared, make a schedule and stick to it. When it comes to borrowing, it's important to set up clear rules.
Living with a roommate can be challenging at times, but the ultimate rewards will serve you well later in life.
| A．To avoid conflict, plan ahead. |
| B．Set up clear hours for quiet time. |
| C．The safest bet is for you not to allow it. |
| D．The best way is to make him pay you back. |
| E．It requires students to talk about their lessons. |
| F．This can make roommate matches more successful. |
| G．Enjoy your roommate and all the experiences you'll have. |
6 . What to watch
Monday
Enjoy spoken word performances, comedy and music all in the same night during a special performance from the series Outpost. The featured artists will present a combination of new and existing works. Tickets are $15.
When 8：30 p. m.
Where the great northern festival. com
Wednesday
Learn about the world of insects from Jessica Ware, a curator（馆长）of the zoology at the American Museum of Natural History. In a live presentation from the California Academy of Sciences, Dr. Ware will talk about the life cycle and importance of various insects and answer questions from viewers. This event is free.
When 1p. m.
Where calacademy.org/academy-breakfast-club-livestreamed
Saturday
Tune in to a conversation between Anna North and Esme Weijun Wang hosted by Green Apple Books in San Francisco. The two writers will discuss Ms. North's latest novel, "Outlawed," which tells the story of a band of lawbreakers who set out to create a safe shelter for abandoned women. This event is free, and attendance is capped at 500.
When 9p. m.
Where greenapplebooks.com/event/virtual-event-anna-north-and-esme-weijun-wang
Sunday
Make the perfect New York slice in a pizza-making class from Scot's Pizza Tours, a New York-based restaurant tour company. Scott Wiener, the company's founder and a monthly columnist for Pizza Today who holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of pizza boxes, will host the interactive class. Tickets cost $35.
When 1p. m.
Where scottspizzatours.com/pizza-making-classes
1. Which of the following events limits the number of viewers?| A．A comedy. | B．A book review. |
| C．A lecture about biology. | D．A pizza-making class. |
| A．It is a kind of pizza box. | B．It is a tour company. |
| C．It is a Guinness world record. | D．It is a magazine about pizza. |
| A．On the Internet. | B．In a music hall. |
| C．In San Francisco. | D．At the American Museum. |
