2023屆高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)強化檢測8

第頁2023屆高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)強化檢測8第一卷第一局部：聽力〔共兩節(jié)，總分值30分〕第一節(jié)〔共5小題；每題1．5分，總分值7．5分〕 聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最正確選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來答復(fù)有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.Whyisthemanworried?A.Hemustreadalotofbooks. B.Hedoesn’tlikehistory. C.Hecan’tgetthebookshereads.2.Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?A.ThemanwillprobablygotoCanadaforhisvacation.B.ThemanwillprobablywaituntilsummertogotoMexico.C.ThemanwillprobablynotgotoCanadaforhisvacation.3.Howfarshouldthetwospeakersneedtogo?A.Twomoremiles. B.Anothermile. C.Threemoremiles.4.Whenwillthelecturebegin?A.At8:00. B.At8:15. C.At7:45.5.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Shewillgotothepartytoday.B.Shewantstogotomorrowevening.C.Shewon’tgotothepartytoday.第二節(jié)〔共15小題，每題1.5分，總分值22.5分〕聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最正確選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，答復(fù)第6至7題。6.Whatwilltheydobeforetheygodowntotheseaside?A.Visitinganewpark. B.Plantingsomeflowers. C.Havingsomeseafood.7.Howdidthemangettothecity?A.Byship. B.Bytrain. C.Bybus.聽第7段材料，答復(fù)第8至10題。8.Howmanytimeshadthediscussionsbeenheldwhentheconversationtookplace?A.Fourtimes. B.Sixtimes. C.Eighttimes.9.Whydidthewomaninvitethemantoattendtheirdiscussions?A.Becauseheknewalotaboutpopmusic.B.Becausehewasinterestedinpopmusic.C.Becausehewaseasytogetalongwith.10.Whenwillthemancometotheirdiscussions?A.OnlyonMondays. B.OnlyonFridays. C.OnMondaysandFridays.聽第8段材料，答復(fù)第11至13題。11.Whencanyouhaveyourlettersentoutatthepostoffice?A.7:30a.m.everyday. B.10:00a.m.onSaturday. C.4:00p.m.onFriday.12.Whichserviceissuitableforthecustomerswhowanttosavemoney?A.Thefirst-classpost. B.Thesecond-classpost. C.Theparcelpost.13.Howcancustomerssendatelegram?A.Bytelephone. B.Bygoingtoapostoffice. C.Bygoingtoarailwaystation.聽第9段材料，答復(fù)第14至16題。14.Howdoesthewomangotoworkatthemoment?A.Bybus. B.Bytrain. C.Bycar.15.Whatstopsthemandrivingtowork?A.Hiswifedoesn’tallowhimtodoso.B.Hecan’taffordthehighgasbill.C.Helivesnearhisworkplace.16.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Shedoesn’tgetalongwellwithherboss.B.Shehasn’tgotmarried.C.Shelovesdrivingtowork.聽第10段材料，答復(fù)第17至20題。17.InhowmanycountriesisTOEFLgiven?A.118. B.180. C.121.18.HowmanypeopletaketheIELTSeveryyear?A.Onemillionpeople. B.Twomillion. C.Only20000people.19.HowmuchwillyoupayfortheTOEFLifyouwanttotestyourselfinthefourbasicskills?A.$125. B.$150. C.$275.20.WhatcanwelearnabouttheIELTS?A.Itisopenforstudentsofallages.B.Itdoesn’tincludespeakingtest.C.Itisapapertest.第一節(jié)：單項填空〔共15小題，每題1分，總分值15分〕 從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最正確選項。并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。例：It’ssonicetohearfromheragain．,welastmetmorethanthirtyyearsago． A．What’smore B．That’stosay C．Inotherwords D．Believeitornot答案是D。21.Mary_____aphotoofProfessorSmithwhilehewasmakingaspeech. A.takes B.took C.wouldtake D.hastaken22._____thelightinthehallwilltakemorethanmoney. A.Mending B.Mend C.Beingmended D.Tobemended23.Theyoungcouplewillhavetorentahouse,fortheirnewlyboughtone_____. A.wasdecorated B.isbeingdecorated C.willdecorate D.haddecorated24.－Whichcitydoyouexpecttolivein?－Idon’tmindwhereIlive_____thereismyfavouritejob. A.sothat B.incase C.asfaras D.solongas25.【2023山東】22.Itwas______coldwinternightandthemoonwasshiningbrightlyacross____nightsky.

A.不填；a B.a;the C.the;a D.the;不填26.Mycomputerneedstoberepaired.Howmuchdoyouthinkit_____?A.wouldcostB.cost C.willcost D.hascost27.Mydaughter,_____jobrequireshertodoalotoftravelling,isalwaysawayfromhomealot. A.which B.that C.whose D.where28.Theyoungwomanhadhercar_____inthemudfortwohoursbeforetherescueworkersarrived. A.trap B.trapping C.trapped D.tobetrapped29.【2023天津】7.WhileshewasinParis,shedevelopedaforfineart.A.wayB.relationC.tasteD.habit30.Glancing_____hisshoulder,Ericcouldseethedogwasrunningafterhim.A.over B.across C.through D.onto31.【2023新課標(biāo)I卷】27.WhenIfirstmetBryanIdidn’tlikehim,butImymind. A.havechanged B.change C.hadchanged D.wouldchange32.【2023安徽】28.Itomycousin’sbirthdaypartylastnight,butIwasnotavailableA.wentB.hadgoneC.wouldgoD.wouldhavegone33.－WhenwoulditbepossibleforLucytoseethejudgeor_____itwas—thelawyer?－Nextweek. A.which B.whoever C.whose D.whatever34.【2023陜西】14.Thewitnessesbythepolicejustnowgaveverydifferentdescriptionsofthefight.A.questionedB.beingquestionedC.tobequestionedD.havingquestioned35.Howstrangeitis_____thestudentsaresoquietintheclassroom! A.where B.when C.whether D.that第二節(jié)完型填空〔共20小題；每題1．5分，總分值30分〕 閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最正確選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑?！?023江西高考卷〕DianeRaywascompletelyself-centredandveryspoilt.Herparentsgaveher36shewanted,knowingthatshewouldthrowatempertantrum(耍小孩脾氣)iftheydidnot.Shewouldscreamandkickand37onthefloordrummingherheils.Herparentsalways38. Thatwaswhyshewasaloneonthe39,wearinganexpensiveswimsuit.Ithadtakenamassivetantrumto40herparentstobuyit.Theywerebackatthebeach-house,41fromthetantrumshehadthrownwhentheytoldherthatitwastoodangeroustogodiving42.“Dangerous?〞shehadsaid.“Youjustdon’twantmetohave43.I’mgoingandifyoutrytostoprne?I’llscream.〞 “Whatareyoudoing?〞avoiceasked.Dianejumped.Shedidnotknowthatthemanwasthere44hespoke. “I’mgoingdiving,〞sheanswered. “Youshouldn’tswimtoday,〞theman45.“Thereisastormcomingup.〞 “Youshouldmindyourown46!〞Dianerepliedandwalkedintothegentlewaves. “Ifyougooutthereyou’llbe47,〞themancalledafterher.Shedidnotbotherinreply.Dianeslippedintothewateranddived48untilwhitecapsbeganrollinginanditbecameharderto49againstthecurrent(水流).Saltwaterhitagainstherface,makingit50breathe.Oh,whyhadshenotlistenedtoadvice! Panicking,shebeganto51.Then,justasitseemedasifshewouldslipbeneaththesurface,shehearda52voice.“Holdon!I’mcoming.〞With53,shesawtheoldmanrowinganancient-lookingboattowardsher.“Ihopeyou’velearnedalesson.Youputusbothin54,〞heshoutedangrily,ashedraggedheroverthesideofthe55.Gratefully,Dianethankedhimandrantowardsthebeach-house.36. A.either B.neither C.nothing D.everything37. A.jump B.lie C.spin D.sleep38. A.setout B.setin C.gavein D.gaveout39. A.beach B.bed C.floor D.ship40. A.allow B.warn C.get D.prefer41. A.changing B.recovering C.appearing D.traveling42. A.alone B.away C.again D.aside43. A.time B.money C.food D.fun44. A.when B.until C.after D.once45. A.decided B.intended C.advised D.repeated46. A.business B.swimsuit C.friends D.parents 47. A.angry B.sorry C.confused D.excited48. A.nervously B.sadly C.shyly D.happily49. A.rise B.swim C.stop D.row50. A.difficult B.easy C.comfortable D.suitable51. A.speak B.sing C.sniff D.scream52. A.calm B.frightening C.beautiful D.disgusting53. A.regret B.relief C.interest D.ease54. A.power B.safety C.danger D.thought55. A.house B.wave C.beach D.boat第三局部：閱讀理解〔共20小題，每題2分，總分值40分〕第一節(jié)〔共15小題；每題2分，共30分〕 閱讀以下短文，從每題所給的四個選項〔A、B、C和D〕中，選出最正確選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。ATheDollandtheWhiteRoseIwaswalkingaroundinamall,whenIsawacashierhandthislittleboysomemoneyback．Thecashiersaid,"I'msorry,butyoudon'thaveenoughmoneytobuythisdoll．〞Thelittleboyseemedverydisappointed．Iwalkedtowardhimandaskedhimwhohewishedtogivethisdollto．"It'sthedollthatmysisterwantedsomuchforChristmas．ShewassurethatSantaClauswouldbringittoher:ButSantaClauscan'tbringittoherwheresheisnow．Ihavetogivethedolltomymommysothatshecangiveittomysisterwhenshegoesthere．"Hiseyesweresosad．"MysisterhasgonetobewithGod．DaddysaysthatMommyisgoingtoseeGodverysoontoo,soIthoughtthatshecouldtakethedollwithhertogiveittomysister．〞Myheartnearlystopped．Thelittleboylookedupatmeandcontinued,"ItoldDaddytotellMommynottogoyet．IneedhertowaituntilIcomebackfromthemall．"Iquicklyreachedformywalletandsaid,"Supposewecheckagain,justincaseyoudohaveenoughmoneyforthedoll．""OK,IhopeIdohaveenough,"hesaid．Iputsomeofmymoneywithhiswithouthimseeingandwestartedtocountit．Therewasenoughforthedollandevensomesparemoney．Surprisingly,thelittleboycried,"ThankyouGodforgivingmeenoughmoney!"Thenhelookedatmeandadded,"IaskedlastnightbeforeIwenttosleepforGodtomakesureIhadenoughmoneytobuythisdoll,sothatMommycouldgiveittomysister．Heheardme!Ialsowantedtohaveenoughmoneytobuyawhiteroseformymommy,butIdidn'tdaretoaskGodfortoomuch．Buthegavemeenoughtobuythedollandawhiterose!"ThenIrememberedtwodaysbeforealocalnewspaperreportedanaccidentinwhichawomanandalittlegirlwerebadlyinjured．Thelittlegirldiedrightaway,andthemotherwasleftinacriticalstate．Wasthisthefamilyofthelittleboy?TwodaysafterImetthelittleboy,Ireadinthenewspaperthatthewomanhadpassedaway．Icouldn'tstopmyselffromgoingtothefuneral．Teary-eyed,Ifeltthatmylifehadbeenchangedforever．56．Theboywantedtobuythedollbecause．A．hehadalwaysbeeneagerforsuchadoll B．SantaClausdidn'tgivehimanyChristmasgift C．hewouldgiveittohismotherasabirthdaysurprise D．hewantedtoturnhissister'sChristmaswishintoreality57．Wecanlearnfromthestorythat． A．theboy'ssisterdiedafterstayinginhospitalfortwoweeks B．theboy'sfamilywereallseriouslyinjuredinacaraccident C．theauthorgavetheboysomeextramoneywithouthisnotice D．theboy'smotheralwayswishedtoreceiveawhiteroseonChristmas58．Thestorymostprobablyconveysthemessagethat． A．a(chǎn)kindactcanbringjoyandhopetoothers B．a(chǎn)giftisaperfectwaytoexpressloveforothers C．losingafamilymemberisaheavyblowtochildren D．a(chǎn)religiousbeliefcanhelponesolveproblemsinhislifeB"Panopticon"isaplaceinwhicheverythingisinfullviewofothers．ArecentNewYorkTimes"HouseandHome"articlefeaturedthestoryofamanwholivesinaglasshouse．Everywallinhishomeistransparent;hehasnowallstohidebehind,noteveninthebathroom．Ofcourse,helivesinaremoteareawherehedoesn'texactlyhaveneighborslookinginandwatchinghiseverymove．Buthehaschosentolivewithoutanyphysicalprivacyinahomethatallowseveryactiontobeseen．Hehascreatedhisownpanopticonofsorts．ThetermpanopticonwascoinedbyJeremyBenthaminthelateeighteenthcenturywhenhewasdescribinganideaforhowprisonsshouldbedesigned．Theprisoners'cellswouldbeplacedinacirclewithaguardtowerinthemiddle．Allwallsfacingthecenterofthecirclewouldbeglass．Inthatway,everyprisoner'scellwouldbeinfullviewoftheguards．Theprisonerscoulddonothingunobserved,buttheprisonerswouldnotbeabletoseetheguardtower．Theywouldknowtheywerebeingwatched-orrather,theywouldknowthattheycouldbebeingwatched－butbecausetheycouldnotseetheobserver,theywouldneverknowwhentheguardwasactuallymonitoringtheiractions．Similarly,itiscommonthatpeoplebehavedifferentlywhentheyknowtheyarebeingwatched．Weactdifferentlywhenweknowsomeoneislooking;weactdifferentlywhenwethinksomeoneelsemightbelooking．Inthesesituations,wearelesslikelytobeourselves;instead,wewillactthewaywethinkweshouldactwhenwearebeingobservedbyothers．Inourwiredsociety,manytalkofthepanopticonasametaphor〔隱喻〕forthefuture．Butinmanyways,thepanopticonisalreadyhere．Monitoringcamerasareeverywhere,andweoftendon'tevenknowouractionsarebeingrecorded．Inaddition,weleavearecordofeverythingwedoonline．Andmostofushavenoideajusthowmuchinformationaboutushasbeenrecordedandhowmuchdataisavailabletovarioussources．Wecandolittletostoptheinformationgatheringandexchangeandcanonlyhopetobeabletocontrolthedamageifsomethinggoeswrong．59．Accordingtothepassage,apanopticonis．A．a(chǎn)prisoncellB．a(chǎn)housethatistransparentC．a(chǎn)towerthatprovidesabroadviewD．a(chǎn)placewhereeverythingcanbeseenbyothers60．FromParagraph3,welearnthatpanopticon． A．isnotapplicableoutsidetheprisonB．isusedeverywhereinpublicplacesC．isaneffectivetooltocontrolprisonersD．isaneffectivetooltoshareinformation．61．Whydoestheauthorsaythatpanopticonisalreadyhere?A．Becauseourprivacyiscompletelytransparent． B．Becauseweareallprisonersmourownhomes． C．Becauseouractionsareobservedandrecordedinmanycases． D．Becausewearealwaysafraidthatsomeonemightbewatchingus62．Akeydifferencebetweenprisonpanopticonandpanopticoninourdailylifeisthat．A．prisonerscanseetheirobservers,butwecan'tB．prisonersknowthattheymaybebeingwatched,butweoftendon'tC．prisonersaremoreprotectedintheirpanopticonthanweareinoursD．prisonersarelessobservedaboutprivacyissuesthantechnologyusersCIwanttotalkabouttheeconomy．Not"theeconomy"wehearaboutendlesslyinthenewseachdayandinpoliticians'speeches．Iwanttotalkabouttherealeconomy,theoneweliveindaybyday．Mostpeoplearen'tparticularlyinterestedin"theeconomy"．"Sharepricesareflyinghigh;interestratesaresoaring;theDowJonesIndexclosedsixty-threepointsdownon8472．35．"Wehearthisandsubconsciouslyswitchoff．Noticethat"theeconomy"isnotthesameastheeconomy,"Theeconomy"iswhatmeninsuitsplaywithtomakevastpersonalwealth．Theeconomyiswheretherestofusliveonadailybasis,earningourliving,payingourtaxes,andpurchasingthenecessitiesoflife．Wearesupposedtobebenefitingfromalltheadvantagesofawell-offsociety．Sowhydowefeeltiredandstressed?Wehavenotimeforanythingotherthanwork,whichisridiculousgiventhenumberoflabor-savingdevicesinourlives．Ourtownsbecomemoreandmorecrowded．Wepoisonourairandseas,andourfoodisfullofchemicals．There'ssomethingwronghere．Iftimesweretrulygood,thenyoumaythinkwe'dallfeeloptimisticaboutthefuture．Yetthemajorityofusaredeeplyworried．Morethan90percentofusthinkwearetooconcernedaboutourselvesandnotconcernedenoughaboutfuturegenerations．Theterm"economicexpansion"suggestssomethingdesirable,butexpansionsimplymeansspendingmoremoney．Morespendingdoesn'tmeanthatlifeisgettingbetter．Weallknowitoftenmeanstheopposite-greed,crime,poverty,pollution．Morespendingmerelyfeedsourwholeeconomicsystem,whichisbasedonproductionandconsumption．Unlessmoneykeepscirculating,theeconomybreaksdown．Ifwedon'tkeepconsuming,thewholesystemgoesintostalemate〔僵局〕． Howdowebreakthecycleandmakesomechanges?Weneedtobecomefarmoreawareoftheresultsofouractions．Webuyclothesthataremadeinsweatshopsbyvirtualslavesinpoorpartsoftheworld．Wecreatemountainsofwaste．Wedemandcheapfood,mindlessofthefactthatittotallylackstasteandisproducedusingchemicalsthatpoisontheland．Theconsumptionculturemakesusunawareoftheeffectofourownbehavior．Ourmainproblemisnotthatwedon'tknowwhattodoaboutit．Itisgatheringthedesiretodoit．63．Accordingtotheauthor,whichonebelongstotherealeconomy?A．TheDowJonesIndex．B．Increasesininterestrates．C．Skyrocketingshareprices．D．Shoppinginasupermarket．64．ItcanbeconcludedfromParagraph4that．A．peoplearebenefitingfromawell-offsocietyB．thefuturegenerationisabigconcernformostpeopleC．themajorityofpeopleareoptimisticaboutthefutureD．peoplestillfeelmuchpressuredespitelabor-savingdevices65．Whatistrueabouteconomicexpansion?A．Itguaranteesabetterlifeforus．B．Itmayleadtosomesocialproblems．C．Itwillstopthecirculationofmoney．D．Ithasonlybroughtdesirableeffects．66．Theauthorwritesthepassagemainlyto．A．callonustochangeourbehavior B．suggestasolutionforover-consumption C．makeadistinctionbetweentwoeconomies D．informusoftheeffectsofeconomicexpansionDYouAreWhatYouEat Genetic〔基因的〕engineeringisthescientificchangeofthegeneticmaterialinalivingorganism．Itallowsscientiststoidentifyspecificgenes,toremovethemfromanorganism'schromosomes〔染色體〕,improvethem,analyzethem,andpossiblyclonethem,andtothenreinsertthechangedgeneintotheoriginalorganism,oracompletelydifferentorganism．Unliketraditionalbreeding〔繁殖〕,whereadesiredqualitywouldbebredwithinthesamespecies,geneticengineeringcaninsertdesiredonesintoorganismsofdifferentspecies．Wow…Didyoucatchthat? Geneticengineeringcreatesmanypositivecontributionstoagriculture．Forexample,bygeneticallyengineered〔GE〕foods,anti-canceragents,mineralsandvitaminscanbeincreased．Improvedtaste,shelflife,andbettertransportareallpossible．Also,GEplantscanincreasepestandbacterialresistance,therefore,makingthefoodsafeforconsumers．Butsomearguethatthepossiblenegativeeffectsoutweighthepositives,andcriticsarestartingtovoicetheirconcerns．UnlikeEurope,intheUnitedStateslabelingisnotrequiredongeneticallyengineeredfoodsoronfoodsthatcontaingeneticallyengineeredproducts．MostAmericansdonotrealizethattheyare,infact,eatingGEfoods．Thepublicisalsoconcernedabouttheunknownhealthrisks．Withlimitedunderstandingofgenes,scientistscannotpredictpossibleeffects．BecausemostgenesintroducedintoGEplantscomefromsourcesnotintroducedintothehumanbody,itisimpossibletoknowiftheywillcausereactions．Moreover,duetothelackoflabelingifallergiesdevelop,itwillbeextremelydifficulttofindtheoriginofthem．Thereisalsoamajormoralquestioninmanyminds．Formany,theconflictisnotifitissafeornot,butitdisturbsthembecauseitisunnaturalandunnecessary．Wearecurrentlyproducingoneandahalftimestheamountoffoodneededtofeedtheworld,yetoneinsevenpeoplearestarving．GEfoodisunnecessary,andfailstoaddresstherootofhunger．Manybelievethattheonlypeoplewhowillbenefitarethecorporationsthatproduceit．Scientistscannotforeseet．hepossibleeffectsofGEfoods,yetweeatthemeverydaywithoutevenknowingit．Wealreadyhaveenoughfood,sowhycreatemorethatcouldbepotentiallyharmfultous,totheEarthandtoallwildlife?Ithinkthatthebenefitsareamazing,butuntilweknowforsurehowthesefoodswillaffectus,theyarenotworththerisk．67．Accordingtothepassage,traditionalbreedingisdifferentfromgeneticengineeringinthat． A．traditionalbreedingchangesthegenesinthesamespecies B．traditionalbreedingchangesthegenesindifferentspecies C．traditionalbreedingtakesplacewithinthesamespecies D．traditionalbreedingismorescientific68．"Thelackoflabeling"inParagraph4indicates． A．informationconcerninggenesourcesisunavailabletocustomers B．itiscurrentlypossibletofindtheoriginsofsomeallergies C．scientiststrytohidepotentialdangersfromcustomers D．theUSgovernmentisresponsibleforGEfood69．AccordingtoParagraph5,GEfoodisunnecessarybecause．A．itwon'thelpsolvetheproblemofhungerintheworldB．therearepotentialdangersinproducingGEfoodC．we'renowproducingmorefoodthanbeforeD．customerswillbenefitfromGEfood70．Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsgeneticengineering? A．Welcoming． B．Disapproving． C．Unconcerned． D．Optimistic．第二節(jié)〔共5小題；每題2分，共10分〕根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填人空白處的最正確選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。SwappingHousesforVacationWhenbudgetingforavacation,usuallythemostexpensivepartofthetripistheaccommodations．Thetraditionalwaytotakeavacationistopacksomebags,lockupthehouse,andtraveltoanewplacetostayinahotel．However,hotelsareveryexpensive,andwithrentorhousingloan〔貸款〕dueeverymonth,it'sdifficultformostpeopletopayforyetanotherplacetostay．71Luckily,thereisasubstitutecalledhouseswapping,andit'ssavingtouristsagreatdealofcash．72Forexample,ifacouplefromNewYorkwanttospendaweekinParis,theywouldplaceanadofferingtotradetheirNewYorkapartmentforoneinParisforaweek．IfaParisiancouplethatwanttovacationinNewYorkreadtheadvertisement,housescanbeswapped,andbothcouplessavehundreds,ifnotthousands,ofdollarsbyavoidingbig-cityhotelfees．Ifallgoeswell,bothcouplescanpostpositivereviewsoftheother'shomeonlinesothatpotentialtravelerscanseethateverythingwasfine．73Thisbuildsacommunityofpeoplewhowanttohelpeachotherout． Thereareotheradvantagescohouseswappingaswell．74Stayingatsomeone'shomeputsyouinaneighborhoodthatcangiveyouabetterrepresentationofthelifeandcultureintheplaceyou'revisiting．75Thenexttimeyouwanttospendyourvacationinanewplace,butdon'twanttopayafortune,checkwhat'spostedonlineandfindahousetoswap．A．HouseswappingismostcommoninNewYorkandParis．B．Hotelsareoftenquitedifficulttobookwhenyouwanttoexploreanewhome．C．Alotoftimes,thisextracostpreventstravelersfromgoingveryfarfromhome．D．Toswaphouses,peoplechecktheInternetforothersplanningtotravelandtradehomes．E．Withmanyhouseswappingsitesgrowing,thisnewphenomenonisbecomingeasierthane