1. 介绍写信的目的;
2. 描述旅行的一两个亮点或难忘的经历;
3. 表达对未来相聚的期待。
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Dear Johnson,
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Warm regards,
Li Hua
2 . San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum’s Imagination area encourages creativity, language development, emotional skills, and artistic expression. Get into the rhythm with percussion instruments or become a storyteller in the Puppet Theater.
Money SenseExplore San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum’s new Money Sense exhibit supported by PNC Foundation! Step into the world of financing and banking to introduce your little one to mathematics and finances!
Puppet TheaterThe Puppet Theater is the ideal place for children to develop speaking and listening skills. Communicating with puppets gives children the confidence to express their ideas and feelings through the roles they take on. Parents let their kids take the lead and showcase their creation.
Thank you to Imagination area supporters: The Stanford Family, Price Philanthropies Foundation, The Linden Root Dickenson Foundation, KPBS, and the Jordan Ressler Charitable Fund.
Visit Us320 North Broadway, Escondido, CA 92025
Museum HoursMonday: CLOSED
Tuesday—Saturday: 9:30 am—4:30 pm
Sunday: 12:30 pm—4:30 pm
AdmissionMembers (and children under the age of one): Free
Children & Adults: $11.50 per person
Group Rate (10 or more people): $10.00 per person. Must book ahead.
1. What is the purpose of the Money Sense exhibit?A.To teach history. | B.To introduce finances. |
C.To improve kids’ physical health. | D.To help kids learn about animals. |
A.Learning about nature. | B.Enhancing sports skills. |
C.Understanding technology. | D.Developing speaking skills. |
A.$100. | B.$115. | C.$120. | D.$138. |
3 . Luisa Yu, a 79-year-old woman from Miami, dreamed about traveling as a young girl. Now she completed visiting every UN nation in the world, all 193, in November 2023.
“When I went to the movies, I saw this beautiful background about the scenery, the nature, the rivers, the mountains, and that fascinated me,” Yu said. “That’s why I always thought someday I will go to these places and travel.
At 23, as an exchange student studying medical technologies in the US, Yu decided that she wanted to visit all of the countries in the world, but visa restrictions didn’t allow her to travel outside of the country. She decided to explore the US via Greyhound buses. She saved her vacation time from working at Miami, Florida hospitals and was able to take long trips across the US. There are only two states that Yu has yet to visit—Kentucky and Oklahoma.
It took Yu 15 years to get her green card that would allow her to travel internationally and there were times that she worked three jobs to save money to travel. The Miami resident eventually took a part-time job as a travel agent, which gave her many more opportunities to travel to new places around the globe.
In the past 50 years, Yu has been visiting countries across the world, even some that are very tough to get into. She has tried several kinds of meat when she visited North Korea, explored the beaches of Somalia, and even skydived in Dubai when she was 73.
Yu’s advice to people who are fond of traveling is to just do it. She said, “Don’t wait for anybody. If I keep on waiting, it will never happen, because the opportunity sometimes comes only once.”
1. What inspired Luisa Yu to travel?A.Reading books. | B.Watching movies. |
C.Friends’ suggestions. | D.Work experience. |
A.Because of visa limits. | B.Because of tight finances. |
C.Because of short holidays. | D.Because of safety problems. |
A.Dubai. | B.Miami. | C.Somalia. | D.North Korea. |
A.Apply for the travel visa in advance. |
B.Try various jobs to get colorful experiences. |
C.Look for friends with shared interest in travel. |
D.Catch every chance to do what they want to do. |
I was an average student in my early elementary years. I came home with a steady flow of B’s, C’s and the occasional F’s in second language subjects. I was told that I wasn’t applying myself and, as every report card I ever brought home clearly stated, I talked too much.
I didn’t write when I was supposed to write. I talked to others while the teacher was giving instructions. That I could recite what she had said to the class while I was talking was not helpful because I had a negative effect on my classmates’ learning. So I regularly brought home disappointing report cards.
My parents and my teachers didn’t know what to do with me. Punishments didn’t seem to work. Rewards didn’t seem to either. And, frankly, I don’t think I knew what I could do to “apply myself”. And I certainly didn’t know how to not enjoy talking with my classmates! What I knew was that I talked too much. Until grade 5.
That autumn, we had a sudden change in teachers as our elderly teacher took a medical leave. In his place, a young substitute (代课老师) arrived — Mrs Royal. She looked like she was freshly out of university and seemed too young to be cast in the role of being responsible for a class of tween, but there she was, charged with a lively group, and me.
I don’t remember many details of that year except the afternoon when I got my first report card from her. She handed out the report cards right after the afternoon break and invited us to look them over. Then she let us know that we could all talk quietly amongst ourselves while she called each student up one at a time, in alphabetical order (按字母顺序), to discuss our report cards with her.
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I looked over my report card, expecting the usual result.
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____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________5 . Yesterday two unexpected visitors came to our balcony during the brief time we were out. Two brave
When you came across such sudden visitors, are you
The
A.animals | B.families | C.sparrows | D.children |
A.perform | B.enjoy | C.avoid | D.face |
A.likely | B.sure | C.anxious | D.curious |
A.reject | B.explore | C.turn | D.receive |
A.hesitation | B.affection | C.attraction | D.certainty |
A.end | B.decline | C.strengthen | D.refuse |
A.noticing | B.listening | C.expecting | D.observing |
A.protected | B.provided | C.prepared | D.presented |
A.Unluckily | B.Unfairly | C.Undoubtedly | D.Unwillingly |
A.turn | B.pick | C.stay | D.speed |
A.neighbors | B.couples | C.colleagues | D.classmates |
A.performance | B.position | C.presence | D.purpose |
A.diet | B.routine | C.plan | D.work |
A.colors | B.figures | C.races | D.bodies |
A.connection | B.ambition | C.devotion | D.attention |
1. 活动时间、地点;
2. 活动目的及内容;
注意:
1. 写作词数应为80左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Caroline,
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Yours,
Li Hua
7 . It was a long drive to the nursing home (敬老院,养老院) where my grandmother was living.
On one visit, I
On the following visits, I always took
Then one day I noticed she was
Her loss didn’t really hit me
A.Therefore | B.However | C.Meanwhile | D.Instead |
A.lost | B.committed | C.related | D.associated |
A.hate | B.miss | C.require | D.forget |
A.brains | B.abilities | C.memories | D.lives |
A.kissed | B.prayed | C.urged | D.consulted |
A.nervous | B.cheerful | C.natural | D.beautiful |
A.asked | B.traded | C.called | D.took |
A.move on | B.go on | C.hold on | D.work on |
A.turn | B.chance | C.time | D.risk |
A.hug | B.power | C.gift | D.question |
A.kinder | B.nicer | C.smarter | D.gladder |
A.silent | B.absent | C.weak | D.sick |
A.down | B.away | C.out | D.up |
A.after | B.when | C.until | D.unless |
A.accompanied | B.influenced | C.touched | D.connected |
8 . The Pathway and River Cleanup is a yearly event involving (涉及,需要) thousands of volunteers who generously (慷慨地) donate their time to help clean up Calgary.
The 2024 Pathway and River Cleanup will take place from Sept. 9 to Sept. 11, 2024.
Volunteer Registration (登记,注册)
To volunteer for the Pathway and River Cleanup, you must be:
*12 years or older
*Accompanied by a parent or guardian (监护人) (if you’re between 12 and 17 years old)
*Able to commit to (投入,致力于) three hours of cleanup on one of the three event days.
You are encouraged to register as a group (minimum 10 people) with a designated (指定的) leader. If you do not have a group, you can join a team led by Calgary Parks staff.
Volunteers may request a specific (特定的,指定的) cleanup location at the time of registration. We will do our best to satisfy specific location requests. If you do not have a preferred cleanup location, one will be given to you.
Remember to register online. Registration in person is not accepted.
Group Leaders
Each group must have a designated leader. New group leaders (新组长) are required to attend a one-hour, online orientation session (入职培训). Returning group leaders (老组长) must attend the orientation session every three years, but must complete yearly online training.
Group leaders will be responsible for:
*Conducting a group member orientation session before event day to provide safety training.
*Ensuring the safe and effective cleanup of the designated cleanup area. Risks will be minimized as much as possible. However, volunteers may come in contact with rocky shorelines, sharp items and illegal campsites.
If you have any questions about volunteering for the Pathway and River Cleanup, please contact 311.
1. What can volunteers choose according to their preference?A.The way to register. | B.The cleanup locations. |
C.The rewards for their efforts. | D.The length of their volunteering time. |
A.They must register online. |
B.They must be older than 12 years old. |
C.They must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. |
D.They must be able to volunteer three hours in the three event days. |
A.They should have online training every three years. |
B.They should attend a one-hour online orientation session. |
C.They should offer a group member orientation training. |
D.They should request a specific cleanup location for the group. |
Chinese food has taken the world by storm. Today, Chinese food has almost become a way of life, with fried rice, noodles, and so on making their way to the favorite food list of many people. Nowadays, there are many restaurants worldwide
You may wonder why Chinese food is so popular. The main root (根, 根源) of the answer first lies
Because of its popularity, Chinese food has become a
10 . Set 40 kilometers northeast of the city of Ambatondrazaka, Madagascar, the Zahamena National Park has overall land coverage of 643 square kilometers, but only about 420 square kilometers is open to the public. It receives an average rainfall level of around 6 feet every year and experiences frequent rain showers even during the dry season between April and October. And elevations (海拔) inside the park range from 250 to 1,560 meters, which has resulted in a diversity (多样性) of climates.
One really interesting thing about the Zahamena National Park is its unique highland landform (高地地貌). The development of several ecosystems that all together exist within its area greatly depends on it. And this is also the reason why the types of wildlife living in one area of its wide range are different in another, which makes it quite exciting to explore.
This protected region’s main area is divided into two parts: the eastern and western areas, with a separate piece of ground in the middle where many small villages are located. Zahamena means “red trees”, which suggests a tree species scientifically called Diatum unifoliatum. It lives only in Zahamena and is characterized by its typically deep reddish-orange color.
Established as a strict natural highland habitat for nature conservation (保护) in 1927, the Zahamena National Park was officially awarded the honorary title of national park in 1997 and was finally opened to the public. Due to its amazing landform and unique local biodiversity, this national park was later listed as a key part of the Rainforests of the Atsinanana in 2007.
Unluckily, there are no hotels or restaurants around the national park. So Zahamena is not an easy rainforest—this national park needs people with a high level of fitness and people with low requirements concerning accommodations. Everyone who is not discouraged by this will be able to expect an amazing rainforest experience in a location which has a small number of tourists.
1. What do we know about the Zahamena National Park?A.It is hard to reach due to conservation rules. |
B.It has changeable weather all year round. |
C.It has a great difference in elevations. |
D.It is famous for its traditional villages. |
A.The complete food chain of wildlife there. |
B.The wet weather condition there. |
C.The conservation efforts there. |
D.The special landform there. |
A.A cultural belief. | B.A local tree species. |
C.The unique geography. | D.The local village group. |
A.The tough condition of Zahamena. | B.People’s high level of fitness. |
C.Its geographical location. | D.The diversity of climates. |