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第一局部阅读〔共两节,总分值50分〕

第一节〔共15小题;

每题2.5分,总分值37.5分〕

阅读以下短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最正确选项。

A

Canadahassomanybeautifullandscapesanduniquesitesfortravellerstoexplore.Below

aresomeofthemostvisitedsitesinCanada:

BANFFNATIONALPARKANDTHEMOUNTAINS

TheBanffNationalParkisnotonlyCanada’sfirstnationalparkbutalsothelargestand

mostvisitednationalparkinCanada.Thepark’sbreathtakingsceneryandwildlifedrawmany

touristseveryyearfromdifferentpartsoftheworld.TheBanffnationalparklargest

concentrationofwildlifeincludesmammalslikeblackbears,grizzlybears,bison,moose,

wolvesandbaldeagles.TheBanffnationalparkalsoliesintheheartoftheMajesticRocky

MountainsintheprovinceofAlberta.

POLARBEARSOFCHURCHILLMANITOBA

ThisisCanada’smostuniqueplacewherebearslive.Thesebeautifulcreaturesmakestheir

wayfromlandoutontotheiceinHudsonBay,nearthetownofChurchillinNorthernManitoba.

Thiscommunityopensitselffortouristseachyear.TheprimeviewingoccursinOctoberor

Novemberwherethebearsarewaitingforthewatertogetfreezebeforeheadingoutintotheice.

NIAGARAFALLS

NiagaraFallsisCanada’smostfamousnaturalattractionwhichbringsmillionsofvisitors

eachyear.LocatedaboutanhourdrivefromToronto,alongtheAmericanborder,themassive

falldropapproximately53meters.Youcanseethefallsatanastoundinglyclosedistancefrom

sevenkeypoints.TheNiagaraFallsandNiagaragorgehasbeenattractingdifferenttouristsfrom

othercountries.

BAYOFFUNDY

TheBayofFundylocatedinEasternCanadainbetweenNewBrunswickandNovaScotia

isknownfortheamazingtides.Thevariationofthebayhighandlowisthelargestintheworld

measuringupto19meters.SomeofthepopularlocationsandsightalongtheBayofFundyare

thecliffsandrockformationsatHopewellCape,FundyNationalPark,andtheFundyTrail

Parkway.

1.Whichsitewillyougoifyouarefondofwildbirds?

A.TheBanffNationalPark.

B.TheBayofFundy

C.NiagaraFalls

D.ChurchillinNorthernManitoba

2.WhatisspecialaboutChurchillManitoba?

A.TheviewoftheMajesticRockyMountains.

B.Theclosewatchofwaterfalls.

C.Thebearsgoingoutintotheice.

D.Thefuninclimbingthecliffs.

3.WhatdoNiagaraFallsandTheBayofFundyhaveincommon?

A.Theyinterestuswithwaterfalls.

B.Theyarefamousforthetides.

C.Theyattractuswiththecliffs.

D.Theyshowusthebeautyofnature.

B

AsanelementaryschoolstudentinNewYorkCity,RobertLeewouldstareindisbeliefat

hisclassmatesthrowingabouthalf-eatensandwichesafterlunch.HisKoreanimmigrantparents

hadtaughthimandhisolderbrothernottowastefood.

WhilestudyingfinanceandaccountingatNewYorkUniversity,Robertrememberedthis

lessonandjoinedTwoBirdsOneStone,afood-rescuecluboncampusthatdelivered,fivedaysa

week,leftoversfromthedinninghalltonearbyhomelessshelters.

WhenRobertandfellowclubmemberLousiaenteredacollegeentrepreneurship(创业)

contest,theyproposedaslightlydifferentideaforafood-rescuenonprofitgroup:

Theywould

gladlypickuponebagofleftoverbagelsorasinglepotofsoup,wouldoperatesevendaysa

week,andwouldbestaffedentirelybyvolunteers.

Theirideawonthecompetition.Withthe$1,000prize,theyfoundedRescuingLeftover

Cuisine(RLC)inJuly2021.Injustthefirstfewweeks,Robert’steamdeliveredadonationof

enoughspaghettiandmeatballstofeed20peopleinlineataNewYorkCityhomelessshelter

thathadrunoutoffood.

Robert,WhohadtakenjobasananalystatJ.P.Morgan,devotedhissparetimetocreatinga

networkofNewYorkCityrestaurantsthatagreedtodonatefood,andheenlistedvolunteersto

makefooddeliveriestohomelessshelters.Todate,RLChasdistributedmorethan250,000

poundsoffoodin12citiesaroundthecountry.

Onlyayearintohisfinancejob,Robertgaveuphissix-figuresalarytofocusonRLC.“I

comparedonehourofimpactatJ.P.MorgantoonehouratRLC,andthedifferencewasjust

huge,〞hesays.He’snowthegroup’sonlyfull-timeemployee.

“Oneshelterrecentlytoldusthatourdonationsallowthemtoprovideentiredinnersfor

morethan300people,threenightsaweek,〞Robertsays.“ThingslikethatmakemegladIquit

myjob.〞

4.HowdidRobertfeelabouthisclassmates’behaviour?

A.Angry

B.Concerned

C.Pitiful

D.Astonished

5.WhatdidRobertdoatNewYorkUniversityinadditiontostudy?

A.Hehelpedhisclassmateswhothrewawayfoodcarelessly.

B.Heco-foundedRescuingLeftoverCuisine(RLC).

C.Heestablishedafood-rescueclubtomakebetteruseofleftovers.

D.Hefullyfocusedhisattentiononstudy.

6.WhatdidRobertgiveuptocompletelydevotehimselftoRLC?

A.Hiscollegeeducation

B.Hishealth

C.Hiswell-paidjob

D.Hissparetime

7.WhatmightRobertwanttofocusinhislife?

A.Publicwelfare

B.Publicrecognition

C.Personalwealth

D.Financeandaccounting

C

Whenwewerekids,myuncleusedtotakemycousinsandmeontripstoRacetrackPlaya.

Scientistsknowtheflat,drylakebedinCalifornia’sDeathValleyNationalParkforonestrange

phenomenon:

itsslitheringstones.Sincethelate1940s,they’vebeenstudyinghowsizablestones

acrosstheland---someasbigasminifridges--seeminglymovethousandsoffeetontheirown.

Thereweresomeseeminglyreasonableorabsurdtheories,butnoonehadeverseentherocksin

action.DeathValley,asitsnameimplies,isunwelcoming.Putasidethatit’soneofthehottest

placesonEarth,butit’salsohitbyseverewinterstorms.Noonewantedtositaroundandwatch.

Butin2021,mycousinJim,anengineer,cametomewithanidea.Hesuggestedsettingup

camerasnearthestonesandlettingtheequipmentgatherdata.TheNationalParkServicesaid

wecouldn’tleaveatrace(痕迹),sowedrilledintoourownstores,fixedGPStrackers,and

placedthem,alongwithcameras,neartherocks.Foryears,nothingmoved.Thenin2021,we

gotlucky.

We’ddriveneighthourstotheparktochangethebatteriesintheGPS,justaswedidevery

fewmonths.Thistime,though,wediscoveredthere’dbeenahugesnowstorm.Thelakebedwas

fullofwateranditwasfreezingfast.Aswewalkedaroundinthemoonlight,thewholelakewas

hissing(嘶嘶)--thesoundoficefreezing.Butbythenextmorning,thesunwasshinning,and

everythingwasmelting.Asthethinsheetsoficestartedtomovequicklyacrossthemelting

water,toourastonishment,theypushedtherockswiththem.

Itwasahistoricmoment.Previoustheorieshadgottenclose,butwewerethefirstpeopleto

directlyobserveit.Andnowonder:

Itallhappenedsofast.Ifyougottooinvolvedinyourlunch,

it’dbeover.Fortunately,wewerequicktonotice,andourGPStrackersrecordedatonof

high-qualitysupportingevidence.

8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“slithering〞inparagraph1mean?

A.sailing

B.decreasing

C.expanding

D.disappearing

9.WhyRacetrackPlayaiscalledDeathValley?

A.Becausemanypeoplediedthere.

B.Becauseitusedtobeabattlefield.

C.Becauseitisnotopentothepublic.

D.Becauseitisknownforitsextremeweather.

10.Whatwasthefunctionofmeltingiceduringthisstrangescene?

A.Itfrozetherocks.

B.Itkepttherocksinshape.

C.Itmeltedtherocks.

D.Itcarriedtherocksalong.

11.Whatcanbeusedtodescribethecousins’feelingwhilewitnessingthehistoricmoment?

A.Unionisstrength.

B.Hardworkpaysoff.

C.Seeingisbelieving.

D.It’snevertoooldtolearn.

D

TraditionalChineseMedicine(TCM),alongwithChineseKungfuandPekingOpera,isone

ofChina’sculturalsymbolsrecognizedworldwide.ItisagemofChinesecivilization,andithas

alsomadegreatcontributionstoworldcivilizationbyimprovingpeople’shealthandpromoting

socialprogress.

ThereusedtobeadebateinChinaaboutwhetherTCMorWesternmedicinewasbetter,

andargumentscanstillbeheardtoday.Butactually,TCMandwesternmedicinearetwo

differentmedicaltheoreticalsystemsthatcannotreplaceeachother.Insomeaspectssuchas

surgery,WesternmedicineisbetterthanTCM,butinotherareas,suchasrecoveryaftersurgery

andtreatmentofchronic(慢性的)diseases,TCMismoreeffective.ThisiswaysomeChinese

hospitalsprovidebothTCMandWesternmedicinetreatments.Acombinationofbothhasbeen

acceptedbymanyChinesepeopleasthemosteffectivetreatment.

Today,promotingandinnovatingTCMhasbecomeaconsensus(共识)inChinesesociety.

TheChinesegovernmenthasformulatedpoliciestosupportthedevelopmentandinnovationof

TCM,withaviewtoestablishingaChinesehealthcaredevelopmentmodelpayingequal

attentiontoboth.

ThesupportivepoliciesoftheChineseGovernmentwillfocusonthreeaspects.Thefirstis

thestrengtheningofTCMservicesinmedicalinstitutions.ThesecondistoapplyInternet

technologytoTCMmanagement,includingsettingupadatabasecontainingTCMelectronic

medicalrecordsandprescriptions(处方).Thethirdistogivebetterplaytotheadvantagesof

TCM,especiallyacupuncture(针灸)andnaprapathy(推拿).ThefunctionofTCMindisease

preventionandrecoverywillalsobeenhanced.

AslongasTCMkeepsitscorestrengt

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