英語-陜西省咸陽市實驗中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期10月月考

咸陽市實驗中學(xué)2024~2025學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期第一次月考高二英語試題例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.18.答案是C。1.Whatdidthespeakersdo?A.Theytookphotos.B.Theyreportedastorm.C.Theycleanedthepark.2.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inthestreet.B.Inastore.C.Inthewoman’soffice.3.WhatdoesthemanthinkofProfessorJohnson?A.Easy-going.B.Demanding.C.Tough.4.Howdidthewomanspendhervacation?A.Shedidsomegardening.B.Shetookwalksaroundherplace.C.Sheenjoyedthegardenscenery.第2頁/共12頁5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Asalesplan.B.Customerservice.C.Operatinginstructions.小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。6.Whoisawayfromwork?A.John.B.Frank.C.Sally.7.Whatisthewomanlookingforwardto?A.ContactingMayhemElectronics.B.Gettinghelpfromanotherdepartment.C.Postingajobadvertisementrightaway.8.WhydidBillyperformpoorlylastyear?A.Hedidn’tadapttothenewschool.B.Hedidn’tgethelpfromhisfamily.C.Hedidn’ttryhisbesttostudy.9.WhatisBillyweakat?A.Writing.B.Spelling.C.Reading.10.Whatwasthematterwiththefirstroom?A.Ithadabadview.B.Itwasnoisy.C.Itwasuntidy.11.Whatcouldbeseenfromtheroomthewomanstayedinlast?A.Agarden.B.Theocean.C.Aparkinglot.12.Whatdidthehotelmanagerpromisethewoman?A.Shecouldgethermoneyback.B.Shecouldbeupgradedwithalowerprice.C.Shecouldbeaccommodatedforfreenexttime.13.WhatfirstimpressiondidBonnieleaveonthewoman?第3頁/共12頁A.Shewasthoughtful.B.Shewasquiet.C.Shewassmart.14.WhatdidthemanaskBonnietodo?A.Toattendaweekendactivity.B.Tosharesnackswithhim.C.Tojointhestudygroup.15.WhatisJennygoodat?A.Hiking.B.Cooking.C.Communicating.16.Whathappenedtothewomanlastweek?A.Shedidn’tfeelwell.B.Shemissedthehikingtrip.CShefailedtojointheclassdiscussion..17.WhenwasNowandThenrecordedbyLennon?A.In1970.B.In1977.C.In1979.18.WhatmadeitpossibletoreleaseNowandThen?A.Theuseofadvancedtechnology.B.ThelivingwillofLennon.C.Therequestoffans.19.Whatdoweknowaboutbluealbum?A.Itconsistsofclassics.B.Itwasfinishedin1967.C.Itdoesn’tincludeNowandThen.20.WhatdidRingoStarrsayaboutrecordingthesong?A.Itwouldmaketheiralbumahit.B.Itallowedthememberstogettogether.C.ItofferedachancetorememberLennon.ADustoffyoursuitcasetosetupyourout-of-office.TheUKhassomehiddenplacesworthyofashortvacation.Thefollowingarethestylishaccommodationsyoucanchooseduringyourvacation.TheCowShedinWoodbridgeMixingcaravan(大篷車)lifeandcampingtogether,theCowShedcouldonlybedesignedinachild’simagination.Andofcourse,it’ssituatedonafarmtoprovidethefullexperience.Itsleepsuptofourguests,withtheinteriorgivingyouwarm,rustic(淳樸的)atmosphere.Toiletandshowerfacilitiesarelocatedonthegrounds.第4頁/共12頁TheBadgerPodinAchiltibuieIfyoureallyfancygoingoff-grid(脫離電網(wǎng)),thisBadgerPodinAchiltibuie,Scotland,istheplaceforyou.Asmall,remotevillageontheNorth-WestcoastoftheScottishHighlands,you’llbefarawayfromallyourday-to-daystresses.Sleepingtwoguestsinanoutsizedbed,itisperfectforacouple’sretreatawayfromthefamily.TheMoonConkerinLlanafan-fawrLocatedinasmallruralvillageinWales,theMoonConkeristheperfectplacetounwindandrestawayfrombusyday-to-daylifeandbeatonewithnature.Sleepingtwoguestsinasuperking-sizedbedforextracomfort,youcanobservethenightskythroughoneofthemanyskylightsintheConker.TheRiversideCabininCornwallFoundrightontheedgeofastreaminprime,picturesqueCornishcountryside,theRiversideCabinisthekindofdelightfulescapemanypeopledreamof.Thisplaceiscosyyetairy.It’sjusta20-minutedrivetoFalmouth,anartycoastaltownthat’sfullofsmallindependentbarsandrestaurants.1.WhatisspecialabouttheCowShedinWoodbridge?A.Itislocatedonafarm.B.Itstoiletisputonthegrounds.C.Ithashomeyatmosphere.D.Itcombinescaravanlifewithcamping.2.Whatdothefourplaceshaveincommon?A.Theyareonthecoast.B.Theysleepuptofourguests.C.Theyareimaginativeinshapes.D.Theyallowtravelerstoembracenature.3Wherecanthetextbefound?.A.Inahistorybook.B.Inatravelbrochure.C.Inageographymagazine.D.Inanadventurousstory.BBythetimeNalinKamatwas13,theTorontoteenwaswellonhiswaytobecomingaworkingartist.Hehadalreadyhadhisfirstshowatalocalartcenter,showcasinghisseriestitled“Dispositions”,whichillustratedhisowngrowthduringadolescence(青少年).Yethewantedmore—specificallytostartshowinghisworkinajuriedexhibition,whereagroupofartexpertswouldevaluateandselectpiecesinacompetitivereviewprocess.That’swhenhehitanobstacle,discoveringintheverylastlineofamulti-pageapplicationthattheminimumageforsubmissionwas18.Thatrejectionbecameamotivationforcreation.“Ithoughtit’dbereallycoolifIcouldprovidetheopportunitytomoreyoungartists,”saysNalin,now15.Withthesupportofhisparents,inJanuary2023,Nalin第5頁/共12頁rentedastorefrontandfoundedLittleEGGGallery,whichisnowprofitableenoughtomakeendsmeetbychargingasmallhangingfeeforanydisplayedwork.Inturn,LittleEGGhelpspromoteyoungtalentbyshowcasingtheirwork.Notlongafteropening,DavidGriffin,aprofessorandartistofOntarioCollegeofArtandDesignUniversitysteppedintothegalleryandmetNalin.Griffinregardshimassomeonespecial:“astrongyoungartistwithareallyexcellentidea—creatingaspaceforshowingthenaturalgeniusofyoungpeople.Itwasavoid(空白)intheartworld.”ThereNalinaskedGriffintohelpjudgeanupcomingcompetition.Thefirstjuriedshowwaslastspring,andfive-year-oldJackGamblewonforhisabstractpaintingtitledPokemon.AsNalinwasbusywithschool,lifeandhisownart,LittleEGGismostlyopenbyappointmentonly,buthe’sstillcommittedtogrowingitwithseasonalandthemedshowsscheduledafewtimesayear.4.WhatdoweknowaboutNalinKamatfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Hedrewteenagers’growthinhiswork.B.Hebecameaworkingartistwhenaged13.C.Hewasdisqualifiedforajuriedexhibition.D.Heshowedhisseriesatthecapitalartcenter.5.WhydidNalindecidetosetupLittleEGGGallery?A.Topromoteartistsbyshowcasingtheirwork.B.Toformtheconnectionbetweendifferentgalleries.C.Toexpandhisownbusinessthroughthemedshows.D.Toshowyoungartists’talentbyofferingthemastage.6.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeNalin’sideaofopeningthegallery?A.Pioneering.B.Short-lived.C.Popular.D.Unpromising.7.WhatkindofpersonisNalinKamataccordingtothetext?A.Helpfulandcautious.B.Devotedandcreative.C.Humorousandintelligent.D.Knowledgeableandambitious.CIthaslongbeenbelievedthatthesmartphonesinourpocketsareactuallymakingusdumb(遲鈍的).Nowthereisevidenceforit.ResearchersattheUniversityofTexasatAustindiscoveredthatpeopleareworseatcompletingtasksandrememberinginformationifasmartphoneiswithinsight.Intwoexperimentstheyfoundphonessittingonadeskoreveninapocketorahandbagwoulddistract(使分心)usersandleadtoworsetestscoresevenwhentheyweresetupnottodisturbtestsubjects.第6頁/共12頁Theresearcherstested520universitystudentsontheirmemoryandintelligencewhentheywereinthepresenceofasmartphonetoseehowitaffectedthem.Theyweretoldtocompletetestsinmathematics,memoryandreasoningwiththeirsmartphoneseitherontheirdesks,intheirbagsorpockets,orinanotherroom.Thosewhohadtheirphonesonthedeskrecordeda10percentlowerscorethanthosewholefttheminadifferentroom.Thosewhokepttheirphonesfurtheroutofsightintheirpocketsortheirbagsscoredonlyslightlybetterthanthosewhosephoneswereplacedondesks.Theresearchersfoundthatthenegativeeffectofhavingaphonewithinsightwasgreateramongthosewhosaidtheyweredependentontheirsmartphones.Itwasalsofoundthatphonescoulddistractusersevenwhentheywereturnedofforwhentheywereplacedfacedown.Theresearcherssaidtheeffectarisesbecausepartofthesmartphoneusers’mindistryingnottothinkaboutdistractionssuchaswhethertheyhaveanymessageswhenthesmartphoneisintheirlineofsight.Similarresearchhaspreviouslyshownthatsmartphonescanleada“butterflybraineffect”onusersthatcancausementalblunders(錯誤).8.TheresearchersattheUniversityofTexascarriesoutthestudytotest.A.wheresmartphonesshouldbeplacedB.whoweredependentonsmartphonesC.universitystudents’dailyuseofsmartphonesDsmartphones’effectonstudents’intelligenceandmemory.9.Whatcanwelearnfromtheexperiments?A.Smartphonesdon’taffectstudentsifputoutofsight.B.Smartphonesdon’tdistractstudentswhenturnedoff.C.Studentsgotlowerscoresinthepresenceofsmartphones.D.Studentsweredistractednomatterwheretheirphoneswereplaced.10.Whatwillprobablybetalkedaboutinthefollowingparagraph?A.Thecauseoftheproblem.B.Thebutterflybraineffect.C.Thementalblunders.D.Thefutureresearch.11.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.TheharmofsmartphonesB.SmartphonesmakeusdumbC.LimitouruseofsmartphonesD.TheproblemofsmartphoneaddictionD第7頁/共12頁Iftheeyesaretheromantic’swindowintothesoul,thentheteethareananthropologist’sdoortothestomach.InastudypublishedrecentlyinthejournalScience,PeterUngaroftheUniversityofArkansasandhispartner,MattSponheimeroftheUniversityofColorado,US,examinedtheteethofancienthumanbeingstofindoutwhattheywerereallyeating.Theyalreadyknewthatdifferentfoodscausedifferentmarksonteeth.Somecausescratches,whileotherscausepits(坑).Thecarbonleftonteethbydifferentfoodsisalsodifferent.Tropicalgrasses,forexample,leaveonekindofcarbon,buttreesandbushesleaveanotherkindbecausetheyphotosynthesize(進(jìn)行光合作用)differently.Traditionally,scientistshadlookedatthesizeandshapeofteethandskullstofigureoutwhatearlyhumansate.Bigflatteethweretakentobesignsthattheyatenutsandseeds,whilehardandsharpteethseemedgoodforcuttingmeatandleaves.Butthiswasprovedwrong.ThebestexamplewastheParanthropus(傍人屬類人猿),oneofourclosecousins,someofwhomlivedineasternAfrica.Scientistsusedtobelievethattheyatenuts,fruitsandseedsbecausetheyhadbigcrests(突起)ontheirskulls,suggestingthattheyhadlargechewingmusclesandbigteeth.Ifthishadbeentrue,theirteethshouldhavebeencoveredwithpitslikethesurfaceofthemoon.Theywouldalsohavehadaparticulartypeofcarbonontheirteeththattypicallycomesfromtreeproducts,suchasnutsandseeds.However,whenthetwoscientistsstudiedtheParanthropus,itturnedouttohavenoneofthesecharacteristics.Theteethhadadifferentkindofcarbon,andwerecoveredwithscratches,notpits.Thissuggestedtheyprobablyategrass,notnutsandseeds.Itwastheexactoppositeofwhatpeoplehadexpectedtofind.Carbon“footprints”giveusacompletelynewanddifferentunderstandingofwhatdifferentspeciesateandthedifferentenvironmentstheylivedin,whichalsoprovideagroundbreakingperspectiveonthedietsandhabitatsofvariousspecies.Thismethodhasreshapedourunderstandingofancienthumandiets,challengingpreviousassumptionsbasedontoothandskullmorphology.12Whichofthefollowingbestexplainstheunderlinedsentence?.A.Anthropologistscanknowthestructureofhumanstomachsbystudyingtheirteeth.B.Anthropologistscanfindoutthedietofearlyhumansbystudyingtheirteeth.C.Anthropologistscanlearnwhetherhumanswerehealthybylookingattheirteeth.D.Anthropologistscangetthemostusefulinformationabouthumansfromtheirteeth.13.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Pitsonteetharecausedbyeatinggrassorleaves.B.Scratchesonteetharecausedbyeatingnutsorseeds.第8頁/共12頁C.Differentfoodsleavedifferentmarksandcarbononteeth.D.Earlyhumanswithhardandsharpteethatemeatandleaves.14.WhyistheexampleoftheParanthropusmentioned?A.Toshowtheyhaddifferenteatinghabitsfromotherhumans.B.Toprovelivingenvironmentmakesadifferencetoskullstructure.C.TodemonstratetheywereoneofourclosecousinslivingineasternAfrica.D.Torevealthesizeandshapeofteethdon’tshowaccuratelywhatearlyhumansate.15.Whichstructuralelementdoestheauthormainlyusetodevelopthepassage?A.Causeandeffect.B.Problemandsolution.C.Comparisonandcontrast.D.Listingandclassification.Let’sbeginwithaquestion:Ifyouhadtomakeonelifechoice,rightnow,tosetyourselfonthepathtofuturehappiness,whatwoulditbe?Wouldyouchoosetoputmoremoneyintosavingseachmonth?Tochangecareers?16?Whatsinglechoicecouldbestensurethatwhenyoureachyourfinaldaysandlookback,you’llfeelthatyou’velivedagoodlife? 17.Seventy-sixpercentsaidthatbecomingrichwastheirnumberonegoal.Fiftypercentsaidamajorgoalwastobecomefamous.Morethanadecadelater,aftermillennials(千禧一代)hadspentmoretimeasadults,similarquestionswereaskedagain.18,butthetopgoalsagainincludedthingslikemakingmoney,havingasuccessfulcareer,andbecomingdebt-free.Thesearecommonandpracticalgoalsthatextendacrossgenerationsandborders.19.eventhoughmostofusunderstandthatthesethingsdonotnecessarilymakeforahappylifeontheirown.Alldaylongweweresurroundedbymessagesaboutwhatwillmakeushappy.Ifafriendbuysanewcar,wemightwonderifanewercarwouldmakeourownlifebetter.Aswescrollsocialmediafeeds,seeingonlypicturesoffantasticparties,wemightwonderifourownlifeislackinginparties.Overtime,therefore,wedevelopthefeelingthatourlifeishere,now,andthethingsweneedforagoodlifeareoverthere,orinthefuture.20.However,thetruthis:Thegoodlifeisacomplicatedlife.Thegoodlifeis第9頁/共12頁aprocess.Itincludessorrows,joys,calm,lightness,burdens,struggles,achievements,setbacks,leapsforward,andterriblefalls.A.AlwaysjustoutofreachB.FamewasnowloweronthelistC.WouldyoudecidetotravelmoreD.WhathaveyouachievedinthepastyearsE.It’sonlyhumannaturetopursuematerialcomfortsF.Successinlifeisoftenmeasuredbytitle,salaryandachievementG.Ina2007survey,millennialswereaskedabouttheirmostimportantlifegoalsForthepast18years,mydaughterhasbeenaroundmeallthetime.Nowthatsheisincollege,the21ofourrelationshiphastotallychangedandourrelationshipiscompletely22.I’mnotgoingtobethereeverymorningtohavebreakfastwithher.Iwon’tknowwhenshe’smadorwhenshe’shappy.Here’salittlestoryofournew23.Aweekago,mydaughterwantedto24soshecalledmeduringthedayasIwasinmeetings.I 25herlateron,butshewasinclass.Atmidnight,shereachedout26toaskifwecouldtalk.Well,guesswhat?Iwas27.Ithoughtwewouldtalkthenextday,butshewasnot28.Researchshowsthatparentsare29whentheirchildrenaregrownup,butformethatiswhenIstarttogetconcerned.Iamalwaysleftto30,howcanI,asaparent,remain31withmydaughtertoguide,supportandlovethroughlife’schanges?Wemayhaveto32thewaywecommunicate.Mydaughterencouragedmetogodigital.That’showIhaveventuredintotheworldofsocialmedia,followingherupdatesandoccasionallysharingmyownexperiences.Throughthisspecial33,thephysicalgapis34andIfeelIstillhaveanactiveroleinherlife.Thisexperienceservesasareminderthat35,howeverscary,holdsthepromiseofgrowthinoursharedjourney.21.A.problemB.progressC.goalD.context22.A.coldB.specialC.differentD.casual第10頁/共12頁23.A.normal24.A.catchup25.A.questioned26.A.bytaxi27.A.awake28.A.available29.A.saddest30.A.decide31.A.satisfied32.A.make33.A.preference34.A.widened35.A.changeB.ideaB.takeoverB.touchedB.bytextB.angryB.interestedB.busiestB.wonderB.contentB.ignoreB.presenceB.formedB.relationshipC.approachC.checkoutC.triedC.inprivateC.happyC.readyC.happiestC.investigateC.generousC.shiftC.consequenceC.brokenC.collegeD.solutionD.breakawayD.emailedD.inpersonD.asleepD.guiltyD.bestD.distinguishD.connectedD.continueD.dependenceD.bridgedD.communication閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。BYD(比亞迪)claimedthetitleofWorld’sBest-SellingEVmakerin36hard-foughtbattlewithTesla.Bothcompanies37(beat)analysts’estimatesforthenumbersofEVsthattheysoldinthefinalthreemonthsoflastyear,andbothbenefitedfromcuttingpricesontheirvehicles38abidtograbmarketshare.BYDsoldalittleover3millionvehicleslastyear—39(most)inChina.Teslasold1.8millionvehicles,40(fall)justshortofCEOElonMusk’stargetof2million,butstillbeatinganalysts’estimates.Tesladelivered484,507pureEVsbetweenOctoberandDecember,41BYDsold526,409.HowdidBYDovertakeTeslabeforetheyear-endfinishline?Partlyitisthepricewarwhich42(go)onintheEVsector—particularlyhereinChina—forthelast12months.TeslastarteditlastJanuarybyslashingpricesonseveral43(model)andeveryotherautomakerfollowedsuit.ButitquicklybecameobviousthatTeslawasn’tgoingtowinthatpricewar.WhileBYDhashigh-endtypesofitsown,italsohascheaperones.Acheapercar,whichrequiresasmallerloanfromthebank,canlookalot44(attract).AndsomeanalystshavesaidthattaxcreditsintheUSmayhavepushedsomeTesla-buyers45(get)theircarsin2023insteadof2024.46.假設(shè)你是李華，你的英國好友Tim計劃明年來北京讀大學(xué)，主修中文專業(yè)，他發(fā)來郵件向你詢問擇校建議。請你用英文給他回復(fù)，內(nèi)容包括：1．表示歡迎；2．建議他讀哪所大學(xué)及理由；3．祝福他成功。注意：1．寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2．請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearTim______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua47.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Itwasasummerevening.Alex,wholivedinasuburbanneighborhood,wasgettingreadyforbedwhenheheardthesoundoffirealarmsandscreamscomingfromtheoutside.Hequicklyrealizedthattherewasafireinhisneighborhoodandthathisneighborsmightbeindanger.Helookedoutsideandsawthatoneofhisneighbors’houseswasonfire.Heknewthathehadtoactquicklytohelphisneighbors.Aftercalling911,heranoutsideandheardhisneighbors’littlesoncryinginsidetheirburninghouse.“Hemustbequitescared,”Alexthought.Alexquicklyassessedthesituationandfoundthatthehousewasalmostsurroundedbyflames(火焰).Thebestwayoutwasthroughthefrontdoor,butitwasblockedbyfireaswell.Heknewthathehadtofindanotherwaytohelptheboyescape.Heranbacktohishouse,grabbedaladderandthenrushedtowardhisneighbors’house.Heplacedtheladderagainstthesecond-storywindowandmanagedtohelpthelittleboyclimbdowntosafety.Oncetheboywassafeontheground,Alexclimbedupintotheburninghouseagaintoseeifanyoneelsewastrapped.Ashemadehiswaythroughthesmoke,heheardcriesforhelpfromabedroomonthethirdfloor.Hequicklyranupthestairsandfoundanelderlywomanwhowastooweaktomove.Alexquicklypickedherupandcarried第12頁/共12頁herdownthestairstosafety.Bythistime,manyfiremenhadarrived,andtheymanagedtoputouttheflames.Lookingaround,Alexsawthatotherhousesintheneighborhoodwerealsoonfire.Herealizedthatthefirewasspreadingquicklyandthatmorepeopleneededhelp.Withouthesitation,Alexjoinedthosefiremen,whowereworkingtirelesslytoputouttheflames.Hehelpedelderlyneighbors,familieswithyoungchildren,andevenpets.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2.請按如下格式在相應(yīng)位置作答。Afterhoursofeffort,fortunately,thefirewasfinallyputout.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Whenhewokeupthenextmorning,hefoundhisactiondidn’tgounnoticedbyhisschool._______________________________________________________________________________________第1頁/共24頁咸陽市實驗中學(xué)2024~2025學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期第一次月考高二英語試題例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.18.答案是C。1.Whatdidthespeakersdo?A.Theytookphotos.B.Theyreportedastorm.C.Theycleanedthepark.2.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inthestreet.B.Inastore.C.Inthewoman’soffice.3.WhatdoesthemanthinkofProfessorJohnson?A.Easy-going.B.Demanding.C.Tough.4.Howdidthewomanspendhervacation?A.Shedidsomegardening.B.Shetookwalksaroundherplace.C.Sheenjoyedthegardenscenery.第2頁/共24頁5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Asalesplan.B.Customerservice.C.Operatinginstructions.小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。6.Whoisawayfromwork?A.John.B.Frank.C.Sally.7.Whatisthewomanlookingforwardto?A.ContactingMayhemElectronics.B.Gettinghelpfromanotherdepartment.C.Postingajobadvertisementrightaway.8.WhydidBillyperformpoorlylastyear?A.Hedidn’tadapttothenewschool.B.Hedidn’tgethelpfromhisfamily.C.Hedidn’ttryhisbesttostudy.9.WhatisBillyweakat?A.Writing.B.Spelling.C.Reading.10.Whatwasthematterwiththefirstroom?A.Ithadabadview.B.Itwasnoisy.C.Itwasuntidy.11.Whatcouldbeseenfromtheroomthewomanstayedinlast?A.Agarden.B.Theocean.C.Aparkinglot.12.Whatdidthehotelmanagerpromisethewoman?A.Shecouldgethermoneyback.B.Shecouldbeupgradedwithalowerprice.C.Shecouldbeaccommodatedforfreenexttime.13.WhatfirstimpressiondidBonnieleaveonthewoman?第3頁/共24頁A.Shewasthoughtful.B.Shewasquiet.C.Shewassmart.14.WhatdidthemanaskBonnietodo?A.Toattendaweekendactivity.B.Tosharesnackswithhim.C.Tojointhestudygroup.15.WhatisJennygoodat?A.Hiking.B.Cooking.C.Communicating.16.Whathappenedtothewomanlastweek?A.Shedidn’tfeelwell.B.Shemissedthehikingtrip.C.Shefailedtojointheclassdiscussion.17.WhenwasNowandThenrecordedbyLennon?A.In1970.B.In1977.C.In1979.18.WhatmadeitpossibletoreleaseNowandThen?A.Theuseofadvancedtechnology.B.ThelivingwillofLennon.C.Therequestoffans.19.Whatdoweknowaboutbluealbum?A.Itconsistsofclassics.B.Itwasfinishedin1967.C.Itdoesn’tincludeNowandThen.20.WhatdidRingoStarrsayaboutrecordingthesong?A.Itwouldmaketheiralbumahit.BItallowedthememberstogettogether..C.ItofferedachancetorememberLennon.ADustoffyoursuitcasetosetupyourout-of-officeTheUKhassomehiddenplacesworthyofashort.vacation.Thefollowingarethestylishaccommodationsyoucanchooseduringyourvacation.TheCowShedinWoodbridgeMixingcaravan(大篷車)lifeandcampingtogether,theCowShedcouldonlybedesignedinachild’simagination.Andofcourse,it’ssituatedonafarmtoprovidethefullexperience.Itsleepsuptofourguests,with第4頁/共24頁theinteriorgivingyouwarm,rustic(淳樸的)atmosphere.Toiletandshowerfacilitiesarelocatedonthegrounds.TheBadgerPodinAchiltibuieIfyoureallyfancygoingoff-grid(脫離電網(wǎng)),thisBadgerPodinAchiltibuie,Scotland,istheplaceforyou.Asmall,remotevillageontheNorth-WestcoastoftheScottishHighlands,you’llbefarawayfromallyourday-to-daystresses.Sleepingtwoguestsinanoutsizedbed,itisperfectforacouple’sretreatawayfromthefamily.TheMoonConkerinLlanafan-fawrLocatedinasmallruralvillageinWales,theMoonConkeristheperfectplacetounwindandrestawayfrombusyday-to-daylifeandbeatonewithnature.Sleepingtwoguestsinasuperking-sizedbedforextracomfort,youcanobservethenightskythroughoneofthemanyskylightsintheConker.TheRiversideCabininCornwallFoundrightontheedgeofastreaminprime,picturesqueCornishcountryside,theRiversideCabinisthekindofdelightfulescapemanypeopledreamof.Thisplaceiscos