1. What is the text mainly about?
A.Special meanings of some words in English. |
B.The real meaning about home for Americans. |
C.Different opinions about home in different countries. |
A.Luxury. | B.Comfort. | C.Warmth. |
A.Their personal backgrounds. |
B.Their personal education. |
C.Their personal tastes. |
A.More sofas. | B.More chairs. | C.More bathrooms. |
2 . THE BEST PARIS ART EXHIBITIONS IN 2022
Lovers of art and culture will be spoiled in Paris in 2022 with some excellent shows at the city’s impressive museums and galleries. We’ve rounded up 3 of the best Paris art exhibitions this year to attract you.
THE MOROZOV COLLECTION. ICONS OF MODERN ART
Fondation Louis Vuitton
One of this year’s flagship Paris art exhibitions, The Morozov Collection. Icons of Modern Art at Fondation Louis Vuitton shares 200 Impressionist and Modern art masterpieces from the collection of brothers Mikhail and Ivan Morozov, the first time it has travelled outside of Russia. Expect French works by Manet, Matisse, Monet, Pissarro, etc., alongside Russian talents such as Malevich, spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
GAUDI
Orsay Museum
Gaudi is the first major show of Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi’s work in Paris in 50 years, honoring his novel art buildings. Exhibited at Orsay Museum, it digs into his love of space, decoration and color, captured in his extraordinary palaces, hotels and churches. It’s also a rare chance to see some of Gaudi’s furniture designs, never before shown in France.
CÉZANNE, THE LIGHTS OF PROVENCE
Lighting Studio
Kids will adore immersive (沉浸式的) digital art space Lighting Studio in the 11th district, where vivid images of artists’ works are projected around a former foundry (铸造厂), with videos and music combining to impressive effect. Offering an exhibition Cézanne, the Lights of Provence explores the life and works of French Post-Impressionist painter Paul Cézanne.
1. What do these art exhibitions have in common?A.They are held in Paris. | B.Their artworks are from France. |
C.They are based on a common theme. | D.Their artworks are first exhibited. |
A.Russian works. | B.Post-Impressionist art masterpieces. |
C.Furniture designs. | D.Mikhail and Ivan Morozov’s paintings. |
A.Fondation Louis Vuitton. | B.Orsay Museum. |
C.Lighting Studio. | D.A modern foundry. |
1. What is the woman doing?
A.She is buying a house. | B.She is checking a house. | C.She is repainting the walls |
A.Keeping the walls clean. | B.Signing the agreement now. | C.Paying three years’ rent in advance. |
A.$900. | B.$600. | C.$300. |
1. What produces all the energy in BedZED?
A.Special boards. | B.The British climate. | C.The roofs of the buildings. |
A.The natural environment. | B.Shared work stations. | C.Back gardens. |
A.The green lifestyle. | B.The parking space. | C.The public transportation. |
A.By underground. | B.By bike. | C.By car. |
1. Why does the woman have to find a new house?
A.The rent is too high for her. |
B.Her old house will be taken back. |
C.There is no bathroom in the old house. |
A.Checking out university website. |
B.Looking for a new house on the Internet. |
C.Finding a house close to the subway station. |
A.He also needs to find a house. |
B.He also rents houses out. |
C.He is very warm-hearted. |
1. Which place does Vicky often go to?
A.The park. | B.The school. | C.The post office. |
A.The furniture. | B.The appliances. | C.The rent. |
A.Her cousin. | B.Her friend. | C.A real estate agent. |
1. What do we know about the apartment?
A.It is far from the tube. |
B.It is fully furnished and near a park. |
C.There is a computer and an old fridge in it. |
A.The environment. | B.The bathroom. | C.The kitchen. |
A.$600. | B.$1,200. | C.$1,800. |
A.In cash. | B.By credit card. | C.By cheque. |
1. What is the speaker talking about?
A.A village. | B.A game. | C.A house. |
A.About 25. | B.Around 200. | C.Over 300. |
A.It is the highest building. | B.It is newly built. | C.It has a long history. |
A.They are tall. | B.They are humorous. | C.They are NBA players. |
9 . Renting a home today is more popular than buying a house. You can choose an apartment for rent either on your own or with the help of a specialist from a rental agency.
First of all, it will be necessary to determine the quality and variety of infrastructure(基础设施) in a particular area. You should find out what objects are located in the immediate neighborhood.
If you plan to move into a rented apartment with children, you should find out which educational and preschool institutions are located nearby.
You should also pay attention to the building itself, in which you plan to rent a home.
A.It is your duty to help the neighbors |
B.The second option is more preferable |
C.It is better if it has thick enough walls |
D.Special attention should be paid to the other details |
E.Here are some simple ways to save money when renting |
F.And near the house should be stations of public transport |
G.It is desirable that there are shops with essential goods near the housing |
1. Who is the woman probably?
A.A saleswoman. | B.A house agent. | C.A secretary. |
A.It’s small. | B.It’s empty. | C.It’s new. |
A.Whether the furniture can be provided. |
B.Whether the appliances can be fixed. |
C.Whether the rent can be lowered. |