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新視野英語(三)復(fù)習(xí)題!?VocabularyandStructure1.Ourguidegaveusadetailedofthispaintingbutwestilldonotunderstand.A.authority B.interpretation C.instructionD.institutionGenerallyspeaking,thereisalwaysageneration ineverycountry.A.gap B.break C.globeD.equalityCarefulplanningandhardworkwill ourfinalsuccess.A.enclose B.ensure C.dischargeD.denyhave threeterribleEnglishexaminationsthisweek.A.observed B.operated C.undergoneD.suffered5.Thisisapurely problem,notapoliticalone.A.additional B.advantage C.announceD.academicThe TOEFLscoreforenteringthisprogramis600.A.less B.sandy C.stainD.minimum7.Thebestexampleofaparadoxistheproverb"More ,lessspeed”.A.haste B.range C.possessionD.purse8.Hotmetal asitgrowscooler.A.contracts B.reduces C.condensesD.compresses9.Althoughthecyclistwasunhurt,hisbicyclewas betweenthelorryandthewall.A.crushed B.clashed C.crashedD.cracked10.Thisstoryisnotreal,itisonly .A.imaginary B.imaginative C.imaginableD.imaginedWhenyoutakeapicture,youshouldcarefullytogetasharppicture.A.focus B.object C.preserve D.fixTheChinesefoodintheUnitedStatesisusuallyforAmericanpeople.A.exchanged B.altered C.modified D.cookedThereareapproachestoEnglishteaching.ButnotallofthemareequallyefficientforourChinesestudents.A.double B.joint C.originate D.diverseTosendaspacecrafttothemoonwasreallyascientific.A.venture B.business C.experience D.adventureThechildrenperformedaverydancefortheirparents.A.gracious B.grateful C.graceful D.greedyThelistisarrangedaccordingtotheprofessionsoftheaudience.A.respective B.responsible C.resource D.resolutionThatrichmanhasbeendeadforalongtimebuthisisstillnotknowntothepublic.A.sausageB.shelfC.portionD.will18.1couldhave suchasituationbutIdidn't.A.forecastB.overcomeC.shedD.urged19.1prefera _typewritertoanautomaticone.A.mechanicB.manualC.merchantD.mental20.Waterandairare.A.fluidsB.streamsC.floatsD.flowsTheroofwasdamagedandwaterfromtheceilingsinwetweather.A.dropped B.dripped C.drained D.strainedhopeJohnwouldgivemesomeofwhathewouldlikeforhisbirthday.A.clue B.hint C.implication D.inferenceThiscompanyprovidesaverygoodserviceforitsproducts.A.maintenance B.merit C.philosophy D.pigeonTheoldman,abroadfortwentyyears,isonthewaybacktohismotherland.A.towork B.working C.tohaveworked D.havingworkedBuyingsuchastreamlinecarhasalwaysbeenhisdreams.A.under B.over C.above D.beyondItisnoteasytolearnEnglishwellbutifyou,youwillsucceedintheend.A.hangup B.hangabout C.hangon D.hangontoMydaughterisenteringanewofdevelopmentnowthatsheisstartingschool.A.span B.era C.phase D.sphereToday,wearethetendertrees,buttomorrow,wewillbetheofthestate.A.pillows B.pillars C.columns D.poleGettingupisaneveryday.A.happening B.occurrence C.incident D.eventIamafraidthatyouhavetoalteryourviewsinlightofthetragicnewsthathasjustarrived.A.pessimistic B.indifferent C.distressing D.optimisticTheuniversityconsistsoffullprofessors,associateprofessorsandassistantprofessors.A.crew B.personnel C.faculty D.staffThecriminalshouldbeputtodeathbecausehehadgivenhimselftoevilwithout.A.constraint B.restraint C.refrain D.abstainWerarelyperceivemorethanaminuteofthesightsandsoundsthatfalluponoursenseorgans;thegreatmajoritypassusby.A.fiction B.function C.fraction D.frictionTheirpoliticalactionthefallofthegovernment.A.promoted B.accelerated C.hastened D.advancedWhenwehaveagreedbroadlyonwhatshouldbesaid,thesecretarywillproduceapreliminaryforthecommittee'sapproval.A.project B.design C.draft D.drawingChinesecustomsregulationstakingpreciousworksofartoutofChina.A.prohibit B.allow C.avoid D.repelThetensionastheguestofhonorwasabouttoannouncethewinner.A.mounted B.ascended C.climbed D.raisedThenoisewascausedbyadogacatthroughthegarden.A.catching B.fighting C.following D.chasingTheuseofstandardcomponentsmakeseasierwhentheyareworn.A.replacement B.place C.repair D.modificationChopsticksofbambooorwoodcanbeboughtinofpairs;10istheusualnumberA.bunches B.bundles C.units D.piecesThoughJapanisnowaneconomicgiant,ithasonevitalweakness,thatis,itlacksthe

materialnecessaryforitsindustry.A.primitive B.raw C.crude D.primaryTheship'sgeneratorbrokedown,andthepumpshadbetooperated insteadofmechanically.A.manually B.artificially C.automatically D.syntheticallyNow,mostmedicalstudentscomplainthattheir aretooheavytobear'.A.curriculum B.curricula C.course D.subjectsThegovernmentgaveavery explanationofitsplansforindustrialdevelopment.A.extensive B.widespread C.universal D.comprehensiveTheblackclouds rain.A.indicated B.hinted C.suggested D.meantNearthesceneofthecrime,thepolicearrestedtwomenwhosebehaviorappeared .A.doubtful B.doubtless C.suspicious D.suspectWeshouldbe ofthecomfortofoldpeople.A.thoughtful B.considerate C.considerable D.substantialSomeoftheold aboutthespaceagearecomingtrue.A.fantasies B.imagination C.nightmares D.impressionsTheswindler meintogivinghimabigsumofmoney.A.deceived B.cheated C.concealed50.Yesterdaytheboy thepoliceofacrime.D.layA.justified B.informed C.simplified D.notifiedThepolicewillgiveyouaticketifyou thespeedlimit.A.extend B.excess C.exclaim D.exceedHis changesveryquickly;onemomentheischeerful,andthenextheiscomplainingabouteverything.A.emotion B.mood C.tendency D.senseHeescapedby himselfasasecurityguard.A.pretending B.disguising C.disgracing D.hidingHespokeinathickEnglish .A.accent B.tone C.dialect D.pronunciationHealwaysmakes ofsomehumorousremarksintohisratherseriouslectures,sowesayheisagoodspeaker.A.inserts B.injection C.extra D.includingTheyears whichhewasawaywerelongyearstoher.A.with B.during C.of D.toAfterlunch,weallgotonwithour jobs.A.respective B.respecting C.respectable D.respectfulBefore1949,China,whosepeopleare ,wasfrequentlyinvolvedinwar.A.love-peace B.peace-loved C.peace-love D.peace-lovingIfwedon'tleaveearly,wewillruntherisk theplane.A.tomiss B.missed C.ofmissing D.missWehave oilreservestolastforthreemonths.A.suffix B.efficient C.effectD.sufficient61.1greatsatisfactionfrommywork.A.depriveB.deriveC.suppriseD.detect62.Don'tinterfere_—him.Heispreparingforthefinalexam.A.inB.toC.onD.with63.We'vehada _ofhotdrysummers.A.successiveB.successC.successionD.successor64.Weareabletoprovideaccommodation__twostudents.A.forB.withC.toD.towardsDavidhiscompany'ssuccesstotheunityofallthestaffandtheirperseveringhardwork.A.attributed B.contributed C.distributed D.devotedTheytookmeasurestopreventpoisonousgasesfromescaping.A.fruitful B.beneficial C.efficient D.effectiveYoucan'taffordtoletthesituationgetworse.Youmusttaketoputitright.A.decisions B.directions C.steps D.sidesProfessorTaylor'stalkhasindicatedthatsciencehasaverystrongontheeverydaylifeofnon-scientistsaswellasscientists.A.motivation B.perspective C.impact D.impressionThemantowhomwehandedtheformspointedoutthattheyhadnotbeenfilledin.A.consequently B.regularly C.comprehensively D.properlyWewelcomerain,buta(an)largeamountofrainfallwillcausefloods.A.extensively B.extremely C.specially D.constantlyThoughthelong-termcannotbepredicted,theprojecthasbeenapprovedbythecommittee.A.affect B.effort C.effect D.affordColor-blindpeopleoftenfinditdifficulttobetweenblueandgreen.A.separate B.distinguish C.compare D.contrastIttookhimseveralmonthstothewildhorse.A.tend B.cultivate C.tame D.breedFranklin'sabilitytolearnfromobservationsandexperiencegreatlytohissuccessinpubliclife.A.owed B.contributed C.attached D.relatedAlthoughtheweatherwasverybad,thebusesstillranon.A.list B.plan C.arrangement D.scheduleIn1914,anapparentlyinsignificanteventinaremotepartofEasternEurope.A.inserted B.imposed C.plunged D.pitchedThemanagerspokehighlyofsuchasloyalty,courageandtruthfulnessshownbyhisemployees.A.virtues B.features C.properties D.characteristicsThesocksweretoosmall,anditwasonlybythemthathemanagedtogetthemon.A.stretching B.extending C.lengthening D.spreadingApeculiarlypointedchinishismostmemorablefacial.A.mark B.trace C.feature D.appearanceTherewasadropinsupportfortheUnioninthe1974election.A.delicate B.distinct C.distant D.downward

81.Knowingsomethingasawholeisfarfromknowingallits.A.instance B.characterC.itemsD.details82.Let'snotwaitanylonger;hemightnotatall.A.turnover B.turndownC.turnonD.turnup83.ThedestructionofthesetreasureswasalossformankindthatnoamountofmoneycouldA.standupto B.putupwithC.comeupwithD.makeupfor84.Ifpeoplefeelhopeless,theydon*tbotherto? theskillstheyneedtosucceed.A.adopt B.acquireC.accumulateD.assemble85.Theleaderoftheexpedition everyonetofollowhisexample.A.promoted B.reinforcedC.sponsorD.inspired86.Theyrefusetointervene thequarrel.A.for B.inC.fromD.of87.She'sveryprettybutthatkindoffacedoesn't_me.A.appealto B.calltoC.attracttoD.fancyto88.Haveyouchecked thesepapers?A.for B.inC.outD.through89.TheyweresofarawaythatIcouldn't _theirfacesclearly.A.seethrough B.makeupC.makeatD.makeout90.AlltheevidenceIhavecollectedboils _tothefactthatheisashoplifter.A.up B.downC.onD.off91.Withthesuppliesofnursesbelow ,thelocalgovernmentdecidedtorecruit(招募)volunteers.A.acquirements B.assignmentsC.commitmentD.requirements92.Onlywhenoneis ofone'sgettingbehindisonemorelikelytocatchup.A.critical B.awareC.visualD.effective93.Itisbetterforyoutobe aboutitsconsequencesbeforevoutakeanyaction.A.positive B.absoluteC.criticalD.favorite94.Asanideal tothespreadofSARS,thismedicineisnowingreatdemand.A.barrier B.commitmentC.challengeD.access95.Whenherbusinessgoeswrong,shetendsto foradvice.A.getaccessto B.comeacrossC.reachoutD.speakup96.Themostimportantforusnowisto whatistobedonenext.A.allowof B.reflectonqC.feellikeD.remindof97.Itisbestto wearthroughfrictionindesigningthepartsofeverymachine.A.haveinsightintoB.comeupwithC.allowforD.reflectonGoodhabitsoflivinghaveprovedtobeofmuchtoourhealth.A.barrier B.benefit C.immunity D.commitmentNowthatwehavelearnedtoseethings,wecanfindthattherearetwosidestoanythingintheworld.A.inpart B.fromaperspective C.ontheirpart D.inperspectiveAsa(n)job,itrequiresmuchtimeandcommitmentandpersistence.A.unwilling B.demanding C.embarrassing D.frustratingThetobebetterthanothersdriveshimtoworkharderthanbefore.A.uniqueness B.eagerness C.awareness D.effectivenessForyourstudytostayinacycle,youmustkeepupwiththeprogressofthecourse.A.virtuous B.virtual C.visual D.vitalAnyonethatgoesagainstthesocialorderistoanswerforhisaction.A.possibly B.probably C.likely D.normallyThereismuchthatcanbedoneabouttheaccidentsfromcarelessness.A.arose B.arisen C.arising D.arisehissister,Jackisquietanddoesnoteasilymakefriendswithothers.A.Dislike B.Unlike C.Alike D.LikingOntheconference,representativesfromdifferentcountriesdifferentviewpointsonthismatter.A.putout B.putoff C.putforth D.putdownTheoftheseasonshaslongbeenobservedbypeopleinallpartsoftheworld.A.rhythm B.rite C.click D.identityOurresearchhasfocusedonadrugwhichissoastobeabletochangebrainchemistry.A.influential B.monstrous C.vigorous D.powerfulThefootballermadea(n)gesture,whichmadetheaudience'sbloodboil.A.mature B.offering C.offensive D.hesitativeHowever,attimesthisbalanceinnatureis,resultinginanumberofpossibleunforeseeneffects.A.troubled B.disturbed C.confused D.disgustedSinceevidenceofthefraudcametolight,Congresshasbeendemandingainvestigation.A.horrible B.thorough C.thoughtful D.weirdTaxcutsarethemostimportantthegovernmenthasforstimulatingtheeconomy.A.instruction B.toast C.instrument D.stuffSpittingonthegroundisnotonlybutalsoharmfultoothers'health.A.blasting B.banging C.grabbing D.disgustingTheresidentsherecomplainthattheyhavebeenintenselybytheendlessnoisesfromthebuildingsitesforweeks.A.annoyed B.pierced C.wrapped D.destroyedThenewsmademanyscientiststhatthelivingenvironmentontheplanethasbeengoingworse.A.awful B.upset C.tuneless D.luckyItisnotsurprisingthatinmoderntimestheinthismonthmaybeoutofdateinnext.A.fashion B.anchor C.section D.browTheideaofwinningtheeyesofthepeoplearoundpowerfullytosomeyoungsters,sotheyareeagerlyidentifyingthemselves.A.defy B.expel C.attract D.appealsWeareexpectingtoseethattheconcertedresearchworkwillcomeupwithasolutiontotheproblem.A.permanent B.perspective C.persistent D.persuasiveHemadealterationstohisflatandthensolditatahugeprofit.A.offensive B.awful C.radical D.patientAlthoughthereisnoeasycureforSARSatpresent,someofitscauseshavebeenbyexperts.A.rebelled B.distracted C.bolted D.identifiedApositiveanswermakesyoufeelgood,buta(n)oneteachesyoualot.A.affirmative B.negative C.offensive D.tunelessAttheearlystageofachild'sdevelopment,thefamilytendstohaveagreateronhimthanhisschool.A.instrument B.Identity C.communicationD.influenceMoreandmorepeoplebegantotherelationshipbetweenmanandnature,especiallyaftertheevent.A.getridof B.gotoofar C.beconcernedaboutD.burstintoItisacommonpracticeinwesterncountriesthatonemustmakea(n)beforeseeinghisdoctororvisitingafriend.A.anchor B.appointmentC.makeup D.toastWhenshewastoldthathercatwaskilledbytheneighbor'sdog,theoldladytears.A.reachedfor B.boltedout C.burstinto D.turnonHeislateagaintoday.I'llthathewillnotbelatetomorrow.A.refertoit B.looktohim C.seetoit D.turntoitWhenafireattheNationalExhibitioninLondon,atleasttenpricelesspaintingswerecompletelydestroyed.D.brokeupA.brokeoff B.brokeout C.brokedown128.Afterthedisaster,thetruth usthatahealthyhabitoflivingcansometerriblediseases.keeponeawayfromA.focusedupon B.imposedupon C.dawneduponD.leanedupon129.Afterfailingtheexamsthreetimes,Jackrealizedthathe'dnever inEnglish.A.seetoit B.attainit C.catchit130.Susanhasnotbeenofficially toJohnson.D.makeitA.engaged B.occupied C.practiced131._ myglasses?一Yes,Isawthemonyourbedaminuteago.D.undertakenA.Doyousee B.Hadyouseen C.Wouldyousee132.—Whenshallwemeetagain?—Makeit dayyoulike;it'sallthesametome.D.HaveyouseenA.one B.any C.another133.Johnny,you playwiththeknife,you hurtyourself.D.someA.won't;can't B.mustn't;may C.shouldn't;must134.—I'msorryIbrokeyourmirror.—Oh,really? .D.can't;shouldn'tA.It'sOKwithme 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A.anotherB.otherC.moreD.lessA.anotherB.otherC.moreD.less——HowwasyourrecentvisittoQingdao?—Itwasgreat.Wevisitedsomefriends,andspentthedaysattheseaside.A.fewlastsunnyB.lastfewsunnyC.lastsunnyfewD.fewsunnylast138.——DIbeawayonabusinesstrip.Wouldyoumindlookingaftermycat?一Notatall,.A.TvenotimeB.TdrathernotC.Tdlikeit D.TdbehappytoIfsnearlyseveno'clock.Jackbehereatanymoment.A.must B.need C.should D.canWouldyoulikeacupofcoffee,shallwegetdowntobusinessrightaway?A.and B.then C.or D.otherwiseNotuntilallthefishdiedintheriverhowseriousthepollutionwas.A.didthevillagersrealize B.thevillagersrealizedC.thevillagersdidrealize D.didn'tthevillagersrealizeMyfatherdidnotgotoNewYork;thedoctorsuggestedthathethere.A.notogo B.won'tgo C.notgo D.nottogo143.1won'tgotoJapannextweek..A.Hewon'tneitherB.Neitherhewill C.Neitherwon'theD.NeitherwillheDoyouenjoylisteningtorecords?Ithinkrecordsareoftenanyactualperformance.A.asgoodasorbetterthan B.asgoodorbetterthanC.likegoodorbetterthan D.asgoodasanyotherThere'snopointtopersuadehimtodoanything.A.totry B.intrying C.oftrying D.ifyoutryThemoviehadaninterestingending;thegrandfather.A.gavehimapunchatthenose B.gaveapunchtohimbythenoseC.gavehimapunchonthenose D.gavehimapunchonhisnoseBythetimeshe'stwenty,shealmosteverywhereintheworld!A.willbe B.wouldhavebeenC.willhavebeenD.wouldbeJohnbehavedsostrangelytoday.Ithoughthewasn'tactinglike.A.him B.himself C.hewould D.hedoesYouwillsucceedintheendyougiveuphalfway.A.evenif B.asthough C.aslongas D.unless—Ienjoyedthefoodverymuch.—I'mgladyoulikeit.Pleasedropinanytimeyoulike.A.Isitallright? B.I'mafraidIwon'tbefree.C.Yes.Iwill. D.That'sallright.II.ReadingComprehensionPassage1Inthe1990s,everyonebelievedthateducationwasthekeytoeconomicsuccess.Acollegedegree,evenapostgraduatedegree,wasessentialforeveryonewhowantedagoodjobasoneofthose“symbolicanalysis',.Butcomputersareproficientatanalyzingsymbols;itisthemessinessoftherealworldthattheyhavetroublewith.Therefore,manyofthejobsthatoncerequiredacollegedegreehavebeeneliminated.Theotherscanbedonebyanyintelligentperson,whetherornothehasstudiedliterature.Thistrendshouldhavebeenobviousin1996.Eventhen,American'srichestmanwasBillGates,acollegedropoutwhodidnotneedalotofformaleducationtobuildtheworld'smostpowerfulinformationtechnologycompany.Orconsiderthepanicover“downsizing''thatgrippedAmericain1996.AneconomistquicklypointouttherateatwhichAmericanswerelosingjobsinthe1990swasnotespeciallyhighbyhistoricalstandards.Downsizingsuddenlybecamenewsbecause,forthefirsttime,white-collar,college-educatedworkerswerebeingfiredinlargenumbers,evenwhileskilledmechanistsandotherblue-collarworkerswereindemand.Thisshouldhavesignaledthatthedaysofehever-risingwagepremiumsforpeoplewithhighereducationwereover.Eventually,theerodingpayoffofhighereducationcreatedacrisisineducationitself.Whyshouldastudentputhimselfthroughfouryearsofcollegeandseveralyearsofpostgraduateworktoacquireacademiccredentialswithlittlemonetaryvalue?Thesesdays,jobsthatrequireonly6or12monthsofvocationaltraining-carpentry,householdmaintenanceandsoon一paynearlyasmuchasifnotmorethanajobthatrequiresamaster'sdegree,andpaymorethanonerequiringaPh.D.Soenrollmentincollegesanduniversitieshasdroppedalmosttwo-thirdssinceitspeakattheturnofthiscentury.TodayaplacelikeHarvardis,asitwasinthe19thcentury,moreofasocialinstitutionthanascholarlyone——aplaceforchildrenofthewealthytorefinetheirsocialgracesandbefriendothersoftheirclass.Whatistheauthor'sopinionofhighereducationinfuture?Itwillbethekeytoeconomicsuccess.Itwillbecomesomethinglikeprofessionaltraining.Thedevaluationofhighereducationwillbetrend.Thefocusofhighereducationwillmovetocomputerscience.TheauthorgivestheexampleofBillGatesvethetrendmentionedaboveshowtheimportanceofformaleducationtellreadershowtobuildacomputercompanyillustratethedevelopmentofinformationtechnologyThewordkbdownsizing''(underlinedinParagraph4)probablymeans.A.turningdown B.reducinginnumberC.movingtowardthelowersideD.manufacturingasmallerversionWhyisthereacrisisinhighereducation?Otherprofessionsaremoreattractive.ItistoodifficultforpeopletoacquireaPh.D.Peoplecan'tgetexpectedpayofffromhighereducation.Peoplethinkit'stoolongforthemtoacquireacademiccredentials.Thebesttitleforthepassagewouldbe.A.TheImpactof"Downsizing''TheDepressionoftheWhite-CollarsC.rfheImpactofInformationrfechnologyD.TheDevaluationofHigherEducationPassage2WhenIwasfour,myparentssignedmeuptotakeSaturday-morningenrichmentclassesatNorthwesterUniversity.SometimesIwasfrustrated,becauseIfeltmyparentsweremakingmedosomethingthatcutintomytimewithmyfriends.Iwastakingadvancedsubjects,butIwasstilljustakid.IfeltbadwhenIsaidnotoFriday-nightsleepoversbecauseIhadtowakeupat7:30thenextmorning.ButIalsoremembercominghomeineightgradeandfeelingsohappyaboutmyphilosophyclass.That'swhenIrealizedhowmuchI'dgainedfromtheinvestmentthey'dmadeinmyfuture.WhenIwasyounger,Itookpiano,danceandviolin.Ialsoplayedsoccer,basketballandtennis.AndIhadtheSaturdayclassesatNorthwestern.Now,at17,Istillhaveaveryfullweek,whichincludesbeingpresidentoftheModelUNatmyschoolandtutoringspecial-needschildren.Myparents'involvementmadeallthispossibleforme.Iespeciallyrememberthedriving.UntilIgotmylicense,mymotherwasalwaysdrivingmeeverywhere.Shebecameevenbusierasmybrotherandsistergrewolder.Now,Ibelieveit'simportantforparentstosupportandtotakeaninterestintheirchildren.Theworldisalotmorecompetitivethanitwaswhenmyparentsweremyage.Togetintocollege,youneedmorethangoodgradesandhighscores.Youneedadeepinvolvementinextracoursesthatwillsetyouapart.Myactivitieshavehelpedmefocusonmypersonalgoals.BecauseIwasabletostudysomanyareasofintereststartingataveryyoungage,Ihavelearnedtopushmyselftodonewthings.In1999IparticipatedinastudentexchangeprograminNorthernIreland.IhavealsotakensummercoursesininternationalrelationsandsociologyattheUniversityofPennsylvania.Withoutmyparents'supportandencouragement,thesewouldbeimpossible.Theauthorwasoftenannoyedforhehadtodosomethingthat.madehimfeeljustlikeakid.madehimfeelbadallofthetimekepthimawayfromhisfriendssometimeswasalsobeingdonebyhisfriendsOnSaturday,theauthor.playedsoccer,basketballandtennistookpiano,danceandviolinclassestutoredspecial-needschildrenattendedclassesheldbyuniversityTheauthorsuggestedthatyoushouldattendextracoursesinorderto.getgoodgradesandhighscoressavemoneyandtimebedifferentandbettergetintoagoodcollegeTheword“focuson"(underlinedinthelastparagraph)probablymeans.tofixone'seyesononepointtoarrangethecamera!lensononepointtogivealotofattentiontooneparticularsubjecttotakecaretodosomethingspecialItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.theauthordoesnotliketheeducationhehadreceivedasachildknowledgefromoutsideclassisverynecessaryforcollegeadmissiontheauthorwasmuchmoreintelligentthanhisbrotherandsisterparents,involvementmakeschildrendependontheirparentsPassage3OnedayWaltDisneyhadavision.Itwasavisionofaplacewherechildrenandparentscouldhavefuntogether.ThemoreWaltdreamedofa“magicalpark”,themoreimaginativeandelaborateitbecame.Theoriginalplansfortheparkwereon8acresnexttotheBurbankstudioswherehisemployeesandfamiliescouldgotorelax,althoughWorldWarIIputthoseplansonhold.Duringthewar,Walthadtimetocomeupwithnewideas,andcreationsforhismagicalpark.Itwassoonclearthat8acreswouldn'tbeenough.Finallyin1953,hehadtheStanfordResearchInstituteconductasurveyfora100-acresite,outsideofLosAngeles.Heneededspacetobuildrivers,waterfalls,andmountains;hewouldhaveflyingelephantsandgiantteacups,afairytalecastle,moonrockets,andascenicrailway:allinsideamagickingdomhecalled“Disneyland”.Locationwasatoppriority.ThepropertywouldhavetobewithintheLosAngelesmetropolitanarea,andaccessiblebyhighway.Itwouldalsohavetobeaffordable:Walt'spocketswereonlysodeep.ThesearchforthebestspotfinallyendedintheruralAnaheim,Californiawithapurchaseofa160-acreorangetreefarmnearthejunctionoftheSantaAnaFreeway(1-5)andHarborBoulevard(林蔭大道).Walthadplannedoutallthelands,toeverydetail.MainStreet,USA,theveryfrontofthepark,waswhereWaltwantedtorelivethetypicalturnofthecenturycityMainStreet.Waltalsohadplannedforan"exotictropicalplace"ina"far-offregionoftheworld"called"Adventureland''."Frontierland"wasmadetorelivethepioneerdaysoftheAmericafrontier."Fantasyland"wascreatedwiththegoalto"makedreamscometrue"fromthelyricsof"WhenYouWishuponaStar"."Tomorrowland"wascreatedasalookatthe"marvelsofthefuture".WaltDisneyhadadreamof.goingtotheBurbankstudiostorelaxbeingamagicianbuildingagreatamusementparkhavingafamilyandchildrenDuringWorldWarII,WaltDisney.stoppedtheconstructionoftheparkgaveupthebuildingplansimprovedthedesignconductedasurveyWhatisthemostimportantadvantageforDisneyland?Itsriversandwaterfalls.Itsspot.Itshighways.Itsteacupsandmoonrockets.Tomakedreamscometrueisrelatedwith” ”.A.Tbmorrowland B. FrontierlandC.Fantasyland D. AdvanturelandWhichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthispassage?A.WaltDisney B. DisneylandC.AnImaginaryKingdom D. MakeDream ComeTruePassage4OnthemorningofSeptember11th,IboardedthetrainfromWashingtonHeightsinUpperManhattanjustasusualandwenttotheBodyPositiveofficeintheSouthStreetSeaportofLowerManhattan.WhileIwasleavingthesubwayat8:53am,amanrandownthestreetscreaming,“someonejustbombedtheWorldTradeCenter."Thosearoundmescreamedandshouted"No!"indisbelief.However,beinganamateurphotographer,andthinkingthatImightbeabletohelpout,IrandirectlytowardtheWTC.Istopped

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