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2024年上海交大附中高一英語期末考試卷

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第I卷

LListeningComprehension(25')

SectionA

Directions:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Atthe

endofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsand

thequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,

readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothe

questionyouhaveheard.

1.A.7:00B.6:30C.6:00D.7:30

2.A.Theyarelikelytohaveagreatreview.B.Theywillstaythereforalongertime.

C.Theyaretoenjoyicecreaminaneasyway.D.Theicecreamstoreistoobigtoimagine.

3.A.Hewasinvolvedinatrafficaccident.B.Hewasnotabletogettoworkontime.

C.Heisseriouslysickofhiscar.D.Hehadhiscarstolen.

4.A.Thewomanplannedtotravelbyhigh-speedrail.

B.Oneoftheman'searsabsolutelydeaf.

C.Thetrafficappmayhelpthemtoavoidaheavytraffic.

D.Theyaredrivingatahighspeedastheyplanned.

5.A.AtthebusstopofShanghaiDisneylandB.Attheplatformofasubway.

C.AtShanghairailwaystation.D.AtabusstopsomewhereinShanghai.

6.A.PolicewomananddriverB.Nurseandpatient.

C.LibrarianandreaderD.Hotelmanagerandguest.

7.A.Theyhaveadoptedatleasttwokids.B.Theywillhavemoreadoptedkids.

C.ThecouplearefromAfrica.D.Theyareanextendedfamily.

8.A.Ms.Zengisplanningtoraisetherawmaterialcostduetotheraisedlabourcost.

B.Themanishesitatingaboutwhetherhewillbuycertainproductsornot.

C.Thequalityoftheproductsisreallyfarfromtheman'sexpectation.

D.Themanhasmadeuphismindtogivethenegotiationastop.

9.A.Shedoesnotapproveoftheman'swayindescribingpeople'sspeech.

B.Shebelievesthatpeople'sspeakinginanelegantwayisamazing.

C.Shedoesn'tbelievepeoplemayspeakelegantlyinreallife.

D.Shewasindoubtabouttheman'scharactersinthenovel.

10.A.Theirweddinganniversaryiscomingsoon.

B.They'dbetterfindanotherrestauranttocelebratetheirweddinganniversary.

C.Thewomanshouldbemorepatientonsuchabigday.

D.Thedrivingisdullbecauseoftheheavytraffic.

SectionB

Directions:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyou

willbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesand

theconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhear

aquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethe

bestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

11.A.15.000B.5,000,000C.15,000,000D.50,000,000

12.A.TheChinesepeoplearereallygoodattheworld'smostpopularsport,soccer.

B.Withinnextdecades,morethan90,000soccerfieldswillbebuiltacrossthecountry.

C.ChinesemenhavequalifiedfortheWorldCupfinalonlyoncein2002.

D.Incontrasttomen,Chinesewomensoccerplayersaremoresuccessful.

13.A.SomebillionairesinChina.

B.PresidentXiJinping.

C.JacksonMartinez.

D.TheChinesepeople.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

14.A.Itgivesstudentsmoretimetodigestwhatthey'velearned.

B.Itisflexibleinplanningclasses,socialpracticeandpersonalprojects.

C.Plentyofsocialpracticefreesstudentsofworriesabouttheirfuturecareer.

D.Studentshavemoretimetoenjoytheirlifeinuniversities.

15.A.ThelengthofeachsemestervariesintheChinesetrimester.

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B.Allthose“Project985"universitieshaveappliedthistrimestersystem.

C.Studentshouldtakeasmanycoursesaspossibleinsummersemester.

D.Takingothersubjectsshouldbeoffthelistinsummersemester.

16.A.Takingmorecoursesinsummersemester.

B.Havinganefficientarrangementinstudyingcontents.

C.Takinganactivepartinpromotingacademicenvironment.

D.Payingnotattentiontochangesinacademicschedules.

Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

17.A.AthomeB.InastudioC.InofficeD.Atschool

18.A.AnEnglishprogrammeB.Somethingannoying

C.AnexpressionD.AgoatcalledFred

19.A.Nell'sgoatisreallyamadgoat,atroublemaker.

B.NellreallymakesFeifeimad.

C.NelPsgoatwasreallyannoyingtoeveryone.

D.Nell'sgoatannoysFeifeiduetoitssmell.

20.A.Yourbestfriendtoldyouthathe'spastthedrivingtest.

B.Somecarsareblowingtheirhornswhenyouaredoingatestinside.

C.Youareridingabicyclewithyouclassmatesinthestreet.

D.Yourneighbourbringsyouacakebecauseitisherdaughter'sbirthday.

ILGrammarandVocabulary

SectionA

MultipleChoices(259)

Directions:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,Cand

D.Choosetheanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.

1.Regulationsoftenmeetresistanceintherigidsystem,bossyemployersmaybechallengedby

employees.

A.whichB.whereC.whoseD.that

2.Dominatingthelistarehigh-incomecountries,theaverageecologicalfootprintisnowfivetimesthat

ofpoornations.

A.ofwhichB.whatC.inwhichD.whose

3.we'veadvancedourservicequalityishelpfulinattractingmorecustomersinthefuture.

A.HowB.WhyC.WhichD.That

4.Thepost-pandemicjobmarketisnolongerthemarketthegeneralpublicthinksitis,asprofitmargins

shrink.

A.whichB.asC.whereD.that

5.Itis10yearstheseimportantenvironmentalproblemswereaddressed,whichbenefitedtheentire

world.

A.sinceB.afterC.beforeD.when

6.Itissuggested,insteadofcomplainingalldaylong,Louisethinkofthecontributorswhohavehelped

hersurvive.

A.whichB./C.thatD.what

7.Thenewclassrulesindesignmostclassmateshaveparticipatedissoinnovativethatotherclassesalso

wanttofollowsuit.

A.whichB.whereC.whoseD.what

8.Newthefacilityis,itwouldmakepossibleamuchstrongersignalthatwouldcoverwiderresidential

areas.

A.althoughB.asC.despiteD.while

9.Itwaswidelyconfirmedbyscientiststhatthatwasexactlyglobalgreenhousegasemissionneedstobe

addressedassoonaspossible.

A.whyB.howC.whenD.whether

10.Appreciatingapoet'sreadingofhisownworksisverybeneficialbecausewecanunderstandthepoembetter

thepoetplacesemphasisorpauses.

A.atwhereB.fromwhereC.inwhichD.fromwhich

11.Whoeveriselectedthenewleaderwillshouldertheresponsibilityofshapingourcommunityintoamoreunited

one,asbythevoters.

A.beingexpectedB.expectedC.hadexpectedD.expect

12.Wherethereisfreedomofthepress,thereisalsoobligationtoensureobjectivereportingforwhat

andwhatishappening.

A.happensB.hadhappenedC.happenedD.ishappened

13.ItsuddenlytomethatIneedtomarkitdown,becauseItendtoforgetthings,howeversimplethey

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are.

A.occurredB.occurC.occursD.isoccurring

14.HeisthemostdevotedteacherthatI,becauseheisforeverthinkingofhowtocreateabetter

environmentforthisstudents.

A.sawB.hadeverseenC.seeD.haveeverseen

15.Theconcertworldasawholeisincrisis,butjazz,oneofthemostvulnerabletypes_onliveperformance,is

especiallyontheedge.

A.whichdependsB.whichdependC.thatdependD.asdepends

16.Thesethickforestscoverabroadspanofarea,whichservesasaperfectforthemarch,leavingthe

enemyinthedarkaboutourposition.

A.settingB.coverC.residencyD.tunnel

17.Thenewly-furnishedlibraryfeaturesa(n)studyroomwherestudentscansitingroupsto

communicateoccasionally.

A.open-planB.labour-savingC.single-roomedD.24-hour

18.Thoughallhiseffortshavefailedtohisdemandingparents,histeacherandclassmateswereamazed

byhisacademicperformance.

A.shockB.arouseC.conquerD.wow

19.It'seasytolayforimpulsive(沖動的)behaviorsonteenagerswhosebrainisunderdeveloped

ratherthantheshortageofguidance.

A.blameB.discriminationC.complaintD.criticism

20.Onreceivingasubmission,anexperiencededitorneedstoefficientlydecidewhatparttoadoptandhowmuch

toforabetterversionawaitingforpublication.

A.adaptB.surfC.updateD.quote

21.Overtime,theeuroandChina'syuancanmatureintocompetitorsfordollarascun,ency.

A.convertibleB.intelligentC.primaryD.valuable

22.Herexcellentspeechwasbyburstsofapplauseandgreatcheersfromthecrowd.

A.impressedB.illustratedC.punctuatedD.delivered

23.Totransferinformationfromshort-termtolong-termmemory,therequiresperiodsofrest.

A.heartB.spiritC.brainD.head

24.Herparentstriedtosomepressureonhertodowellinthecollegeentranceexaminationsothatshe

canbeadmittedtoaprestigeuniversity.

A.bringB.putC.bearD.keep

25.Manyparentsworkalldaylongtoprovidetheirchildrenwithagoodlivingcondition,buttheirkidsmightjust

forthecompanyoftheirparents.

A.takeB.longC.expectD.desire

SectionB

Vocabulary(20')

A

Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Note

thatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.touchedB.extraordinaryC.setD.challengedE.involvement

F.individualityG.angleH.quoteI.reflectionJ.amazedK.dismissal

DeadPoetsSociety(死亡詩社)isa1989AmericandramafilmwrittenbyTom

Schulman,directedbyPeterWeirandstarringRobinWilliams.Thefilmevokedanextensive26on

education.27attheconservativeWeltonAcademyinthenortheastUnitedStatesin1959,andittellsthestory

ofanEnglishteacherwhoinspireshisstudentsthroughhisteachingofpoetry.

Intheautumnof1959,NeilbeginshissenioryearofhighschoolatWeltonAcademy,anall-male,eliteschool.On

thefirstdayofclasses,theyare28bytheunorthodox(非正統(tǒng)的)teachingmethodsofthenewEnglish

teacherJohnKeating,aWeltonalumnuswhoencourageshisstudentsto“makeyourlives29asentimenthe

summarizedwiththeLatinexpressioncarpediem.Subsequentlessonsincludehavingthemtaketurnsstandingon

hisdesktoteachtheboyshowtheymustlookatlifeinadifferent30,tellingthemtotearoffthe

introductionoftheirpoetrybookswhichexplainsamathematicalformulausedforratingpoetry,andinvitingthem

tomakeuptheirownstyleofwalkinginacourtyardtoencouragethemtomaintain31.Astheschoolyear

progresses,Keating'slessonsandtheir32inasecretpoetryclubencouragethemtolivetheirlivesontheir

ownterms.

However,Keating'smethodsattracttheattentionofstrictheadmasterGaleNolan.HeisfiredandNolantakes

overteachingtheclass.Keatinginterruptstheclasstocollectpersonalarticlesbeforeheleaves,thestudentsshout

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thatallofthemwereforcedtosigntheletterthatresultedinhis33Theystandontheirdesksonebyoneand

saluteKeatingwiththewords“OCaptain!MyCaptain!”.Keatingisdeeply34.

TheDeadPoetsSocietyreceivedcriticalapplauseandboxofficesuccess.Thefilm'sline“Carpediem.Seize

theday."wasalsovotedasthegreatestmovie35oftheyear2014bytheAmericanFilmInstitute.

*B

Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Note

thatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.addressedB.boastC.approachD.senseE.wealthy

F.glimpseG.revealedH.pushyI.statisticsJ.peersK.motivation

CollegeRankingsAreSomething,butNotEverything!amalwaysconfusedwhenreadingstatementslike

"PrincetonUniversityisthenumberonecollegeintheUnitedStates."ArethosewhoattendPrincetoninherently

brighterthantheir36?IsPrincetonabletoproducemoregeniusesupongraduation?

High-rankingcollegesinglobaleducationleaguesattractgreatertalentinstaffandstudents,and37

betterfacilities,thereforegeneratingmoreprofits.IntheUnitedStates,however,thisvirtuouscyclecanturn

viciouswhenfinancially-challengedparentsendupspendingtheirlifesavingsontheirchildren'seducation,while

38individualscansimplybuytheirwayin.Besides,theserankingsfacecriticismforpotentiallyinfluencing

collegestomakeminoradjustmentsin39toimprovetheirpositiononthetable.

Ididn'tcareaboutcollegerankingsforyearsuntilIrecentlysawsomethingdifferent.ThispastOctober,

ShanghaiRankingConsultancy40theGlobalRankingofAcademicSubjects2023,whichassesses

universitiesworldwideacross55subjectsinfivedisciplines.Itissaidtoemployamorein-depth41to

evaluatetheperformanceofuniversities.Andthismakesiteasierforprospectivestudentstochoosethebest

collegefortheirspecificsubject.Buthowmuchweightshouldyougivetotheserankings?

Inmyopinion,collegerankingscanserveasareference,offeringa42intothereputationandstrengths

ofinstitutions.However,theyshouldnotbetheonlydeterminingfactorforyou.Therearemanyaspectstoa

universityeducationthatcanonlybe43whenyouareclearaboutyourgoals.

Ioncetaughtathree-monthprogramtoprepareuniversitystudentsforoverseasexchangeprogramsin

England.Butsomeofthemdisplayedlow44.Itwasn'tmerelyduetoalanguagebarrier.Theseindividuals

seemedtolackcommunicationskills,criticalthinkingand,moreimportantly,a45ofpurpose,whichmight

helpdeterminetheirfutureacademicquality.Afterall,whatliesintheheartofeducationis"U”.

III.ReadingComprehension(15,+30,)

SectionA

Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,

B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

“BlameMyBrain"byNicolaMorgan,reviewedbyRosalieWarren

BLAMEM/M/N

Assomeonewhoconstantlyblamesmybrainforallsortsofthings(notmyfault-mybraindidit!),Iwas_

46bythetitleofNicolaMorgan'sbookandonlyslightlydisappointedtolearnthatitwas47teenagers.

SinceIhavemanydayswhenIfeelthatIambarelyoutofmyteens(thoughthemirror,sadly,doesnotbearthis

out),Idecidedthatthebookmightstillberelevanttome,andindeedtomyrelationshipswithmy

no-longer-teenagechildren.

Thesubtitleis“Theamazingteenagebrainrevealed^^andamazingis,Isoon48,exactlywhatthe

teenagebrainis.Ilearnedthatoneofthethingsthat49tothebraininourearlyteenageyearsisaflurryof

growthofthedendrites(connectionsbetweenneurons),followedafewyearslaterbyamajorpruningsession

wheremanyoftherelativelyunusedconnectionsareculledandtheremainingonesarestrengthenedandcoated

withafattymyelinlayerreadyforadultlife.Not50allthisactivityisnotwithoutitsdownsideforthe

person“within”,anditgoesalongwaytowards51whyteenagerscanbesodifficulttolivewithandtocope

withthemselves.

Therearealsobrain-basedexplanationsofwhyteenagersneedsomuchsleep,whytheydon'ttidytheirrooms,

whytheycome52whentherestoftheworldisgoingtosleepandwhysomeofthem,atleast,are

risk-takers.There5sstuffaboutalcoholanddrugsandwhysuchthingsarenotgoodforthebrain,butallofitis

writteninavery53andunderstandingwaythatIthinkteenagerswillwarmto.

NicolaMorganisnotaneurologistora54scientist,butsheclearlyhaddoneagreatdealofresearch

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and55expertsincludingProfessorSimonBaron-CohenandProfessorSusanGreenfield,amongmany

othereminentnamesinthefield.Morganhasagiftforsimplifyingandexplaining56subjectmatterwith

alightbutprecisetouch,andsheiscarefulto57betweenestablishedfactsandtheoriesandspeculations

ofherownandotherpeople's.

There'splentyofhumourandagoodfewwell-deserveddigsatthestupidityofparentsandother

well-meaningbutmisguidedadults,whichteenagerswill58.Therearediagrams,tests,photosrelatingto

questionslikeWhatemotionscanyourecognize?Doyou59otheremotionswithanger?Whatkindof

thinkerareyou?Whichmentaltasksdoyoufindcomparativelyeasyordifficult?There'salsosoundadvicefbr

addiction,self-harm,depressionandother60illnesses,andsomepointerstowardsrecognizingwhenyou

mayneedtoseekhelp.

TheillustrationsbyAndyBakeraregreat,too.Andohyes—there'ssomeinterestingdiscussiononthe

differencesbetweengirls'brainsandboys',ifthereareany.You'llhavetoreadittofindout...

46.A.attractedB,interestedC.investedD.introduced

47.A.intendedtoB.aimedatC.targetedbyD.appealedto

48.A.defendedB.dismissedC.discoveredD.differed

49.A.happensB,projectsC.evolvesD.limits

50.A.surprisinglyB,immediatelyC.unfortunatelyD.regularly

51.A.expressingB.explainingC.declaringD.exposing

52.A.livingB.livelyC.aliveD.alone

53.A.sympatheticB.pessimisticC.positiveD.negative

54.A.laboriousB.humorousC.productiveD.professional

55.A.consultedB.conductedC.convertedD.suggested

56.A.complicatedB.simplifiedC.contraryD.demanding

57.A.denounceB.distinguishC.determineD.depend

58.A.appreciateB.hateC.respectD.reflect

59.A.confuseB.combineC.uniteD.associate

60.A.mindB.physicalC.mentalD.emotional

SectionB

Directions:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsor

unfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choose

theonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.

A

Intheheartofthewar-torncity,wherebuildingsstoodlikewoundedsoldiers,Emmawaitedinlinefbrher

weeklyration.Thelinemovedslowly,asomberprocessionofgaunt(瘦削憔悴的)facesandthreadbarecoats.

Whenherturncame,therationofficerhandedhertheallottedfoodwithadetachedefficiency.t6Twoloaves,halfa

poundofsugar,andatinofpowderedmilk,“herecited.Theportionsseemedtoshrinkeachweek,mirroringthe

dwindlinghopeinpeople'shearts.

Clutchinghermeagersupplies,Emmahurriedthroughthebombed-outstreets,dodgingcratersanddebris.The

city,oncevibrantandbustling,nowlayinahushedsurrendertoscarcityandfear.Athome,herfamily'ssmall

gardenofferedasharpcontrasttothedesolationaround.Here,amidsttherowsofstrugglingvegetables,herfather

toiled.

“Dad,letmehelp,^^Emmaoffered,takingtheshovelfromhiswearyhands.Together,theydugintotheearth,

creatingahiddencachefbrextrafood.Itwasasecrettheyguardedfiercely,knowingthatintimesofshortage,even

neighborscouldturnagainsteachotheroutofdesperation.

Astheyworked,Emma'smindwanderedtothedaysbeforethewar,whenfoodwasabundantandtheirgarden

wasasourceofjoy,notjustsurvival.Sherememberedhermother'scooking,thearomasthatfilledtheirkitchen,

thelaughterthataccompaniedtheirmeals.Now,eachbiteoftheirblandrationswasareminderofwhathadbeen

lost.

Intheevenings,thefamilygatheredaroundasmalltable,sharingtheirrationedfood.Conversationflowed,

weavingtalesofbettertimes,ignitingsparksofhope.Emma'syoungerbrother,Tom,wouldoftenask,“Whenwill

wehavechocolateagain?”Itwasaquestionloadedwithlonging,notjustfbrthesweetnessofchocolatebutforthe

returnofnormalcy.

Despitethehardship,theyfoundreasonstosmile.Emma'sfatherwouldrecountstoriesfromhisyouth,tales

ofadventurethatseemedlikefairytalesintheirgrimsurroundings.Hermotherwouldhumoldtunes,fillingtheir

homewithasemblanceofwarmthandnormalcy.

Aswinterdeepened,therationsgrewscarcer,andthehiddencacheinthegardenbecametheirlifeline.Each

day,Emmaandherfatherwouldcheckthehole,ensuringtheirprecioussuppliesweresafe.Thehole,amerecavity

intheground,symbolizedtheirresilience,arefusaltosuccumbtodespair.

61.Howdidtheamountofweeklyrationsappeartochangeeachweek?

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A.SignificantlyincreasedB.Dramaticallydecreased

C.RemainedthesameD.Decreasedeachweek

62.Whatdoestheterm“hiddencache^^inthethirdparagraphrefertointhearticle?

A.AtreasuremapB.Aburiedcapsule

C.AsecretfoodstoragespotD.Amysteriousbox

63.Howdoesthefamily'sgatheringaroundthetableformealsillustratetheimpactofwarontheirlives?

A.Abundantfoodshowshowthewarhasunexpectedlybroughtprosperitytotheirfamily.

B.Thefamily'sconversationsaboutawar-freefuturereflecttheirenduringhope.

C.Mealsatthetablearesilentandrushed,highlightingtheirfearandanxiety.

D.Thetablebecomesaplaceofconflictwherefamilymembersargueoverlimitedfood.

64.Tom'slongingforchocolateissymbolicinthestory.Whatdoesthislongingrepresent?

A.It'sasimplecravingforatreat,unrelatedtothebroaderthemesofthestory.

B.Thedesireforchocolatesymbolizesayearningforthecomfortsoflifebeforethewar.

C.Hiswishforchocolateindicateshisdislikeforthefoodrationingandnothingmore.

D.Itisasecretcodeusedbythefamilytocommunicateabouttheirhiddenfood.

The1940sHouse(2001-)

UserReviews

Reviewthistitle

★/10HardshipJudyMay,2020

EarlyonIthoughtthisfamilywasabunchofcomplainers.Butthefocusofthisrealityshowishowsweet

familylifewasinthetoughwartimeera,whichreallytouchedme.

ButasIwatchedInotedthatthe1940smid-classfamilylifewasnotthatunbearable.Eventhoughtheydidn't

havelabor-savingfacilities,theystillhadcoalfire.Maybe,it'sonlyduetomodempeople'ssenseofprivilegethat

theypromptlyforgetwhatimmense,bodilylaborwasinvolvedinthepreviouschoreitreplaced.So,theexperiment

wasnotthat"real”?!

Therefore,Irecommend,butnothighly,thisshowtoyou.

★/IOMustSeeTV-Really!LilyJune,2021

Foranyoneinterestedin“RealityTV“withanemphasison“Real",checkout1940'sHouseassoonasyou

can.TheHymerfamilyfromnorthernEnglandspends9weekslivingthelifeofasuburban1940'shouseduringthe

infamousLondonblitz.Everythingtheyuse,wear,purchase,readcomesfromthattimeperiod-includingration

books,blackoutcurtains,Victorygardens,andaself-builtbombshelter.

Whatmakesthis<€House^^installmentthebestinalongline(see"FrontierHouse“,“ColonialHouse”,

“1900House^,)isthefamily'swillingnesstoimmersethemselvesintheprojectwholeheartedly.Youastheviewer

reallybegintosympathizewiththeHymerfamily'sstrugglestolivea1940'slifewitha21stcenturymindset.I

thinkmostpeoplewillcomeawaylikingtheattitudeandspiritofthemotherthebest-shetrulyembodiesthe

BritishspiritthatwassoessentialandprevalentduringEngland'sdarkesthour.

Thisis3hoursofuhistory^^thatnoonewillwanttoend.Childrenwouldalsoenjoythisasthereare2young

boys(ages10and7)whoparticipateintheprogramwholeheartedly.

★/10AbitsinisterDavidFebruary,2023

Althoughit'saswellmadeastheotherPBSrealityshows,thisonewasdisturbing.Manyofthehardships

imposedontheHymersarebydesign,notcircumstance.Acommitteeofsevenoreightexpertsprivatelyjudges

theminastarchamberanddecideshowstrictrationingwillbeandhowmuchtheywillbefinedfbrinfractions.

Watchingthechildrengohungrywhiletheexpertsdebatedhowmuchtocutthefoodbudgetbotheredme.The

Hymerslivemorelikelabratsthanadventurers.It'salsohardtogetworkedupabouthowmuchwartimeBrits

sufferedfromrationingsinceitwasnothingcomparedtothehardshipsundergonebyeasternEuropeans,Asians

andeventheirownsoldiers.Theshowwassimplytoonarrowinscopeandsinister.

65.Theratingsofthesethreeusershavebeenhidden.Whichofthefollowingthreeratingsdoyouthinkare

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