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學(xué)霸新視野Module10Australia[熱點(diǎn)素材](2024·原創(chuàng))閱讀理解。中老鐵路列車新增座位

Moreseatsforinternationalpassengerswereofferedonthebullettrain

operatingontheChina-LaosRailwaytomeetthestrongdemandfortravel

betweenthetwonationsastheSpringFestivalapproached.時文閱讀SincethefirstdayofChina’sSpringFestivaltravelrush,thetrainhad

added50seats—foratotalof350—forcross-bordertravellersbetween

KunmingandVientiane,thecapitalofLaos.Theround-tripservicebetween

KunmingandVientianewasoffereddaily.Thetraintookabout9hoursand30minutestotravelbetweenthetwo

cities,leavingKunmingat8amandarrivinginVientianeatabout4:30pm.China’sSpringFestivalfellonFeb.10thisyear.Thisyear’sSpring

FestivaltravelrushstartedonFridayandendedonMarch5.AccordingtotheKunmingrailwaycompany,therewasastrong

demandforcross-bordertravelalongtheChina-LaosRailwayduringthe

travelrush.Passengerswereadvisedtomakeplansinadvance.

“Thetrainisalwaysbusy,”aLaostudentwhostudiesatKunming

Universitysaid,addingthatherChinesefriendsaskedhertobuy

train

ticketsforthemduringtheSpringFestival.

“Aftertheinternationaltrainserviceopened,Istoppedtakingthe

plane.Onthetrain,Icantalktodifferentpeople,LaoandChinese,”

shesaid.Railwayemployeesalongtheroutewerewellpreparedforthe“big

test”oftheyear.ThetrainconductorYiBofengcouldspeakfourlanguages—

Putonghua,English,LaoandtheDaidialect.Yisaid,

“Iwasnervous

whenforeigntravellersaskedmeforhelp,butnowIammoreconfident.”

“Toofferbetterservicetointernationalpassengers,wehavereceived

traininginLaoandEnglish.Ialsopractisemylanguageskillstoshowmy

abilityasaconductorontheinternationalroute,”Yiadded.Shesaidsheandhercolleagueswerewellpreparedtoofferhigh-quality

servicetomorepassengers.(

B

)1.Beforeaddingseats,therewere

seatsforcross-

bordertravellersinthetrain.A.250B.300C.350D.400(

C

)2.IfyouwanttotakethetraininKunming,you’dbettergetto

thestation

inthemorning.A.atnineo’clockB.athalfpasteightC.athalfpastsevenD.athalfpastnineBC(

D

)3.WhichofthefollowingisWRONGaboutYiBofeng?A.Sheworkedasaconductoronthetrain.B.ShecouldspeakEnglishandLao.C.Shetrainedhardtoofferpassengersbetterservice.D.Shecouldgetmuchmoremoneyonthetrain.D任務(wù)型閱讀。小狗也通人性SkeetmadefriendswithBuckimmediately,andwhileBuckwasstill

veryill,everymorningshewashedhiscutscarefullywithhertongue.Nig

wasfriendlytoo,andasBuckgrewstronger,thethreedogsoftenplayed

gamestogether.SometimesThorntonjoinedinthegamestoo.外刊閱讀Thedayspassed,andforthefirsttime,Bucklearnedwhatlovewas.

Hehadneverlovedamanbefore.HeandMrMillerinSantaClaraValleyhad

beenverygoodfriends,butBuckhadnotlovedhim.JohnThorntonhad

savedhislife,andhewasalsoamanwhowasnaturallykindtoanimals.He

tookverygoodcareofhisdogs,notbecauseitwasimportanttodoso,but

becausehefelttheywerehischildren.HewasalwaystalkingtoBuck,

holdinghisheadandshakingitlovingly.BucklikedtotakeThornton’shand

gentlyinhismouthinresponse.

A

BuckwashappytolieonthegroundalldayandwatchThornton.

AndwhenThorntonspoketohimortouchedhim,Buckwentwildwith

happiness.

B

Atfirst,hewasafraidthatThorntonwasgoingto

disappear,likePerraultandFrancois.

C

Atnighthesometimeswoke

up.

D

gButsomethingwaschanginginBuck.Hehadlivedinthenorthfora

longtime,andhewasalmostawilddog.HewashappytositbyThornton’s

fire,buthesatasawildanimal,andhisdreamswerefilledwithother

animals—dogs,wildwolves,etc.Theyseemedtocallhimintothe

forest,andsometimesBuckwantedtoleavethefireandanswerthecall.

Buteverytimehewentintothetrees,hisloveforThorntonbroughthim

back.ItwasonlyThorntonwhostoppedhimfromgoingintotheforest.Other

mendidnotinteresthim.Visitorstothecamptriedtomakefriendswith

him,butBuckstayedcold.WhenThornton’stwofriends,Hansand

Pete,arrivedfromDawson,Buckrefusedtonoticethematfirst.Thenhe

sawthattheywerefriendsofThornton’sandafterthatheacceptedthem;

buttheywerenot

.Theywere,likeThornton,kindmen,and

theyunderstoodthatBuckonlylovedThornton.(素材來源:

The

Call

of

the

Wild)1.創(chuàng)新考法·代詞指代Whatdoestheunderlinedword“she”refertoin

Paragraph1?

?2.WhydidJohnThorntontreatdogscarefully?

?3.WhatbroughtBuckbackwhenhewentintothetrees?

?Skeet.

Becausehefelttheywerehischildren.

HisloveforThornton.

按要求完成下列各題。(每小題答案不超過七個詞)4.創(chuàng)新考法·還原句子InParagraph3,thesentence“Thenhewenttothe

tenttomakesurethathewasstillthere.”ismissing.Whereshouldweput

it,inBlankA,B,CorD?

?5.創(chuàng)新考法·缺詞填空Pleasefillintheblankinthelastparagraph.

?InBlankD.

hisfriends(言之有理即可)

Module11Photos[熱點(diǎn)素材](2024·原創(chuàng))任務(wù)型閱讀。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從所給的七個選項(xiàng)中選擇合適的選項(xiàng)填入文中空白

處(有兩項(xiàng)多余)。時文閱讀A.YouarepromotingandspreadingChineseinstrumentstotheworld.B.Theguzhengisanancient,majormusicalinstrumentthatdatesback

morethan2,500years.C.SofarPenghasvisitedfourcountries—Italy,Switzerland,Spainand

France.D.Pengbegantostudytheguzhengwhenshewas7yearsold.E.ButsheseldomsawChineseinstrumentsplayedonthestreets.F.Theycametoherandaskedherwhatitwascalledandwhatcountryit

camefrom.G.Shechosetraditionalguzhengpiecesandsomepopsongswithstrong

Chineseinfluence.留法學(xué)生彭靜旋街頭彈古箏,驚艷法蘭西

WhenPengJingxuanbeganplayingtheguzhengonthestreetsofFrance

in2018,shedidnotthinkthatthetraditionalinstrumentwouldchangeher

life.1.

In2017,shewenttoFrancetostudymusic.Shewas

surprisedtofindthatveryfewpeopleinFranceknewabouttheguzheng.“Iwanttomakethisinstrumentknowntomorepeople,”Pengsaid.Shebegantodostreetperformances.ThemorePengplayedonthe

streets,thegreaterprideshetookinsharingChinesemusicandculture.D

Aftereachperformance,peoplewerealwaysamazedatthebeautyof

theinstrumentandthemusic.2.

“Iwasveryhappytotellthemit

camefromChina,”Pengsaid.Heraudiencealsoappreciatedherplaying

themChinesemusicastheyhadlittleaccesstoit.Oneday,afterherperformanceanelderlymansittingnexttohertold

her,

“YoushouldtaketheguzhengtomoreEuropeancitiesandsharethe

beautyofChinesemusicwithmorepeoplebecausealotofthem,myself

included,don’tknowaboutit.”F

Shesaidthatitwasinfactoneofherplanstotakeherguzhengona

globaljourney.3.

?Pengsaid,

“IhopetoperforminmorecitiesinEuropesothatmore

peoplewillhavethechancetoappreciatethecharmoftheguzhengand

Chinesemusic.”C

TomakethistraditionalChineseinstrumentbetterknowntopeoplein

France,Pengcarefullypickedandarrangedeachsong.4.

?Peng

playedthesongsinaChinesestyle,makinguseofsomeuniquetechniques

forplayingtheguzheng.TheChinesepianistLangLangalsoencouragedPengwhenshe

performedwithhimonaTVshowin2019.Hesaidtoher,

“Whatyouaredoingnowisaverymeaningfulthing.

5.

?”G

A

閱讀理解。廷克父女島Theyearis1798,andJennyandherfather,SamTinker,are

workinginthemarket.Samgetsmistakenforathiefandfindshimselfona

shipfullofcriminals.TheyareontheirwaytoAustralia.Jennyhasherown

planstorescuehim.Hereisapartofthestory:外刊閱讀?FifteenminuteslatertheTinkersareinasmallboat.TheboatBlackStar

isbehindthem.Theycanhearnothingbuttheseaandthewind.Itisa

beautifulnightandthereisabigmoon.ItshinesonSamTinker’sthin,

tiredface.Jennylooksatherfather.“Oh,Dad,”shesays.

!”?AfterthreedaysSamandJennyareveryhungryandthirsty.Then,after

fivedaysJennyseesabigwhitebird.Itiscarryingsomegrass.“Look,

Dad,”shesays.“Doyouthinkthere’sanislandnearhere?”Sam

Tinkerstandsupinthesmallboat.Heputsonehandacrosshiseyes.

“Yes,Jenny,you’reright!Icanseeit.Thereisanisland!”?Theislandisbigandhaslotsoftall,thicktrees.First,SamandJenny

lookforfoodandwater.Theyfindasmallriver.Thewateriscoldandclean.

Theydrinkanddrinkanddrink.Therearecoconutsontheislandtoo.The

TinkersknowcoconutsfromCoventGardenmarket.Samopenstwoof

themandgivesthefirstonetoJenny.?ThatnightSamandJennysleeponthebeach.Theyareverytired.Inthe

morningtheystarttomakeasmallhousewithgrassandwood.Theywork

veryhard.Afterfourdaystheyfinish.ThenSammakesaflagwithhisshirt

andputsitontheroof.HeandJennylookupattheflag.“Thisis‘Tinkers

Island’now,”Samsays.“It’sournewhome.”(素材來源:

Tinkers

Island)(

C

)1.創(chuàng)新考法·還原句子Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto

”?A.It’ssunnyB.It’scloudyC.We’resafeD.You’reold(

A

)2.WhatdoesJennyfindafterfivedays?A.Anisland.B.Asmallhouse.C.Sometalltrees.D.Drinkandfood.CA(

A

)3.創(chuàng)新考法·情節(jié)推斷WhatcanweinferfromParagraph??A.Theycanliveontheisland.B.Theybuildahouseontheisland.C.Theytakeaboatonawindynight.D.Theyspendfivedaysatsea.A(

D

)4.WhatcanwelearnfromSam’swords“It’sournew

home.”?A.TheBlackStariscomingsoon.B.It’sdifficulttoliveonanisland.C.Thereisenoughfoodontheisland.D.Theyarehappytohaveahousetolivein.D(

A

)5.創(chuàng)新考法·組合選擇WhichistheRIGHTorderofthepictures

accordingtofourparagraphsabove?

c

dA.c-a-d-bB.b-d-a-cC.a-d-b-cD.d-a-c-bA

a

bModule12Saveourworld[熱點(diǎn)素材](2024·原創(chuàng))閱讀理解。駱駝專屬的“紅綠燈”

TherearecameltrafficlightsatMingshaMountainandYueyaSpring,

ascenicspotsurroundedbysanddunes(沙丘)inGansuProvince.Ared

camelmeans“stop”andagreencamelmeans“go”.Thespecialtraffic

lights,firstdesignedtoreducetrafficcongestioninthedesert,gotmuch

mediaattentionin2023andhavebecomeapopulartouristattraction.時文閱讀WangYouxia,amanagerofthecompanyresponsibleforthescenic

spot’soperations,saidmorethan3.7milliontouristsvisitedthespotin

2023,with42percentchoosingcamelrides.Thequickincreaseintouristarrivalshasresultedingreatneedforlocal

camelherders(牧人).ZhaoWenlongisanexperiencedcamelbreeder(飼

養(yǎng)員)fromtheYueyaSpringVillage,whoowns21camels.Therapid

developmentoftourismhasbroughthopetothevillagers.Andtheybeginto

dothecamelwalkingbusinessatthescenicspot.Acameltrek(長途跋涉)costs100yuan,withthecamelowner

earning70yuan.Inthepeakseasoninsummer,thescenicareaishometo

about2,000camelsdedicatedtotourism,witheachcamelundertaking

threetreksaday.

“Ourvillagewassopoorthattherewashardlyanygirlwillingto

marryyoungmenfromhere,”Zhaorecalled.“Butnowwearerich

becauseofthecamelwalkingbusiness.Thesafetyofcamelsmakessureof

thesafetyoftourists.”AmongZhao’scamels,therearetwospecialcamels,onewhiteand

onewithamixedcoat.Hisfamilyearns500,000yuanayearfromcamel

rides,buthespendsmorethan100,000yuanayearcaringfortheanimals.

Inthesummermonths,hegiveshiscamelsnutritiousfeedandfreshfruitto

helpthemcooldown.Healsotakesthemtothevetforannualcheckupsin

winter.“Theyaremyfamilymembers,”Zhaosaid.(

C

)1.Whereisthescenicspot?A.InInnerMongolia.B.InQinghai.C.InGansu.D.InSichuan.(

C

)2.Howmanytouristschosecamelridesinthescenicspotin

2023?A.Over3.7million.B.Over4.2million.C.Over1.55million.D.Over2.4million.CC(

A

)3.創(chuàng)新考法·代詞指代Theunderlinedword“they”inPara.3

refersto“

”.A.villagersB.touristsC.scenicspotsD.camelridesA(

B

)4.創(chuàng)新考法·行文方式HowdoesthewriterdescribeZhao’slife?A.Bygivingexamples.B.Bylistingnumbers.C.Bymakingsurveys.D.Byaskingquestions.B(

D

)5.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.ThepeoplelivinginthedesertB.ThecamelslivinginthedesertC.ThedevelopingtourisminthedesertD.ThespecialtrafficlightsforcamelsinthedesertD任務(wù)型閱讀。幫助他人使自己快樂Askingforhelpcanbescary.Wemayworrythattherequestwillbe

rejectedorthatitwillbeaburdentothehelper.Butnewresearchshowsthat

peoplearemorewillingtohelpoutthanwethink.Andafterward,theyoften

feelbetterabouthavinghelpedthanweexpect.外刊閱讀Scientistsconductedaseriesofexperiments.Altogether,morethan

2,100peoplewereinvolvedintheresearch.Inoneexperiment,

participantshadtoaskstrangerstotakephotosforthematapublicbotanical

garden.Inanother,participantsansweredquestionsabouttimeswhenthey

hadeitheraskedfororgivenhelp.Thesepastexperiencesincludedshowing

someonehowtoaccomplishatask,writingaletterofrecommendation,

andsupportingafriendwhowasgoingthroughatoughtime.Researchershad

the“askers”guesshowthe“helpers”mightfeelabouttherequests.

Thentheyaskedthehelpershowtheyactuallyfelt.Ineachexperiment,peoplewhoaskedforhelpunderestimated(低

估)thehelpers’willingnesstoassistandhowgoodtheywouldfeel

afterward.Forexample,

“askers”expectedstrangerstofeelkindofbad

byarequestfortakingaphoto.However,onlyfouroutof100people

refusedtotakethephoto,andthosewhodidtakeonesaidtheyfeltgood

aboutdoingthisforastranger.Pastresearchhasshownthatdoingkindactsis

people’s

physicalandmentalhealth.Aidingotherscancreatewhatisknownasthe

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