1. What does the woman say about the houses?
A.They were all built in the 1960s. |
B.Most of them have two bathrooms. |
C.They all look different. |
A.Safety. | B.Size. | C.Price. |
A.One of the smaller houses. |
B.A four-bedroom apartment. |
C.A two-bedroom apartment. |
A.Tomorrow morning. | B.Tomorrow afternoon. | C.Later this afternoon. |
1. Why is the woman angry about the dormitory?
A.It is rather dirty. | B.It is extremely small. | C.It offers a broken key. |
A.Impatient. | B.Angry. | C.Understanding. |
A.In another dormitory. | B.In a nearby hotel. | C.In her roommate’s house. |
1. Which color will the man choose for his walls?
A.Light blue. | B.Gray. | C.Brown |
A.Ordinary lamps. | B.Light blue curtains. | C.Brown carpets. |
1. What will the man do?
A.Open the window. | B.Tidy the things up. | C.Mop the floor. |
A.By donating them. | B.By putting them in the cabinet. | C.By getting rid of them. |
1. Where is the Royal Oak?
A.Near the main square. | B.On the airport road. | C.In the countryside. |
A.A bit far. | B.Quite unusual. | C.Very peaceful. |
A.It’s quite lovely in summer. |
B.It has an indoor swimming pool. |
C.It was rebuilt from a private house. |
A.The Bridge Hotel. | B.Carlton House. | C.The Royal Oak. |
1. Why does the woman give up Ridgeway House?
A.It has no single rooms. | B.It doesn’t provide meals. | C.It is closed in the summer vacation. |
A.$130 a week. | B.$150 a week. | C.$175 a week. |
A.The computer room. | B.The volleyball court. | C.The swimming pool. |
A.Get the key. | B.Fill in a form. | C.Pay the deposit. |
A.The rent. | B.The neighbors. | C.The distance from work. |
8 . If someone had told me five years ago that I would be living happily on a small farm, I would have firmly denied the possibility. Back then, I was a
One day, while we were checking my mother’s
When we started our new life on the farm, it was in a mess. My husband and I set out to
We soon realized the land had
We open our doors to family and friends. Those who
A.registered | B.addicted | C.excited | D.confirmed |
A.decided | B.expected | C.promised | D.managed |
A.set up | B.focused on | C.looked at | D.heard of |
A.changed | B.expressed | C.promised | D.suited |
A.house | B.farm | C.community | D.garden |
A.surprise | B.relief | C.shame | D.regret |
A.continued | B.finished | C.delayed | D.began |
A.regular | B.practical | C.different | D.difficult |
A.protect | B.visit | C.clear | D.divide |
A.rejected | B.transformed | C.troubled | D.impressed |
A.length | B.flow | C.order | D.rest |
A.appreciate | B.escape | C.paint | D.ignore |
A.gradually | B.easily | C.partly | D.quickly |
A.affected | B.questioned | C.reconsidered | D.voiced |
A.afraid | B.free | C.unlikely | D.unwilling |
9 . Switzerland is set to become home to the world’s tallest wooden residential (住宅的) building.
The project, named Rocket & Tigerli, will consist of four buildings including one that takes pride in a 100-meter-tall (328-foot) tower.
The design will offer modern, high-quality housing with a maximum inflow of daylight, according to its designers, the Danish firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects (SHL). It will also seek to create an active neighborhood that will be “rooted in the area’s historical context,” according to a press release from the firm. The surface, for example, will be covered in dark red and yellow bricks combined with dusty green-colored details — in keeping with the red roofs and yellow bricks of the older buildings in the surrounding area.
“It is a big project that will have a significant influence on the community, socially as well as aesthetically. Because of the strong special knowledge Switzerland has, when it comes to building in wood, we are particularly proud to be working on this ground-breaking project.”
The four buildings will consist of housing facilities as well as spaces for shopping, a sky bar and a hotel. It is expected to be completed and ready for residents to move into by 2026. The striking architecture projects set to shape the world in 2022.
SHL competed with eight other architecture companies around the world to design the building. Earlier this year, its design proposal was chosen as the winner — in part because of its open block structure.
The jury (评审团) said in its assessment: “By dissolving the original block structure and integrating (整合) the separate buildings a larger surface area is achieved and thus more daylight, as well as a stronger connection to the surrounding environment.”
1. What can be a highlight of Rocket & Tigerli?A.Its residents | B.Its designers. |
C.Its tall tower. | D.Its different surface. |
A.Stores. | B.Hospitals. |
C.Museums. | D.Playgrounds. |
A.Its low construction cost. |
B.Its short construction period. |
C.Its advanced firm management. |
D.Its creative construction concept. |
A.World Architectural Styles Need Changing |
B.World Architectural Competition Came to an End |
C.World’s Tallest Built Residential Tower in Switzerland |
D.World’s Tallest Wooden Residential Building to Be Built |
1. What does the man want to do?
A.Make a reservation. | B.Make a confirmation. | C.Make a change. |
A.On the 16th. | B.On the 19th. | C.On the 20th. |
A.$100. | B.$120. | C.$160. |
A.Arrive in time. | B.Have the pickup service. | C.Call her for any questions. |