Task 5Directions: Read the following passage. After reading it, you are required to complete the answers thatfollow the questions (No. 58 to No. 62). You should write your answers (in no more than3 words) on the Answer Sheet correspondingly.Driver Parking Lot Safety Tips1.Consider parking in spaces that are far away from the facility. By choosing a distant parkingspace, you can avoid pedestrians (行人) and other vehicles. It also reduces the risk of your cargetting hit by other vehicles.2. Whenever possible, try to avoid reversing (倒车) your vehicle. Many accidents occur whendriving in reverse because it's difficult to see everything happening behind the vehicle.3. Look for a parking space that allows you to drive forward when exiting, instead of having toreverse. If you can't find such a space, consider backing into a different spot so that you can easilyexit later.4. If you ride a motorcycle or bicycle, remember to follow the same traffic rules as drivers oftraditional vehicles.<|im_end|>5. Keep your speed in check! Parking lots usually have a speed limit of 10 miles per hour for a good reason.68. Why are drivers advised to park in spaces that are far away from the facility? To avoid _____________________________ and other vehicles, reducing the risk of their car getting hit.59. Why should drivers try to avoid reversing their vehicle in parking lots? Because _____________________________ when they are driving in reverse.60. What should drivers look for in a parking space? A parking space that allows them to _____________________________ when exiting.61. What should you do if you can't find a parking space that allows for easy forward exit? Consider _____________________________ a different spot so that you can easily exit later.62. What advice should motorcycle or bicycle riders follow in parking lots? Follow the _____________________________ as drivers of traditional vehicles.<|im_end|>58. Why are drivers advised to park in spaces that are far away from the facility? To avoid ___________ and other vehicles, reducing the risk of their car getting hit.<|im_end|>60. What should drivers look for in a parking space? A parking space that allows them to ____________ when exiting.

amazingA. 有趣的B. 令人兴奋的C. 令人害怕的D. 令人惊奇的

Beijing Opera（京剧），as one of Chinese traditional opera forms，is regarded as the national opera of China and well received all over the world. Beijing Opera arose（出现） in the late 18th century with a history of more than 200 years whose origin can date back to some old local operas，especially the Anhui Opera.It became fully developed and recognized by the mid-19th century.Now it's the biggest kind of opera in China，whose popularity spread all over the country，becoming the most popular dramatic （戏剧的） form on Chinese stage. There are four basic methods employed in a Beijing Opera performance：chang，nian，zuo，da.Generally speaking，chang means singing，and nian recitation （背诵） and oral communication，while zuo means the facial and body expressions and acting and da is Chinese Kungfu.Beijing Opera also has four main types of performers namely Sheng，Dan，Jing and Chou.Sheng and Dan mean the main roles in the opera.The painted face，in Chinese called 'jing'，is a name for the role of the man that has some special characteristic（特色） or appearance.Chou is easily understood from the role's name as a clown with an ugly appearance，who is to provide light relief and comedy（喜剧）. In recent years，Beijing Opera has tried to make some changes，including improving the performance quality.Widely spreading all over China with great influence，Beijing Opera contains the spirit of Chinese national culture，but the shortage（短缺） of funding has become a big problem as the form enters the 21st century.There is no doubt that it is a treasure of Chinese culture!（1）What does Paragraph 2 mainly tell us？ ____ A.The history of Beijing Opera.B.The great influence Beijing Opera has on us.C.Beijing Opera is popular in China.D.The relationship between the Anhui Opera and Beijing Opera.（2）When a performer is saying something to another，which method does it belong to？ ____ A.ChangB.NianC.ZuoD.a（3）A funny man whose nose was all white in stage most probably acted the role ____ .A.ShengB.DanC.JingD.Chou（4）What will be the future of the Beijing Opera？ ____ A.Very bright.B.Certainly dark.C.More popular.D.Much uncertain.

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But there is another kind of language you need to know — the language of the body.

13. Vacations are expensive: hotels, traveling and sightseeing all cost money. For students on a budget, it may seem as if traveling is not a possibility. However, there is a solution—the working holiday, on which you can travel and see the world at the same time.If you love being outdoors, then you could try picking fruit. You could harvest strawberries in England, grapes in France, oranges in Greece or kiwis in New Zealand—the possibilities are endless! It’s hard work, but if you pick fast, you can earn well.If you prefer to dress up as a princess or pirate and get paid for it, a job in a theme park could be for you. You could try Disneyland in California, the United States, which is often looking for seasonal staff. Again, you’ll work hard, but you’ll also enjoy talking with happy customers and you’ll have fun!In Türkiye, you could work as a hot air balloon chaser. A balloon chaser works as a part of crew, which drives behind the balloon, sometimes for thousands of miles! The workers use maps and information from the pilot to figure out the landing site.So what are you waiting for? Get online and start planning your working vacation!(1) If you work as a balloon chaser, you’ll work:A. aloneB. with one other personC. with a group of people(2) What kind of person would enjoy picking fruit?A. Someone who likes being outdoors.B. Someone who wants to earn a lot of money.C. Someone who loves relaxing in the sunshine.(3) What is the writer’s purpose?A. To inform readers who don’t have much money about the ways they can travel.B. To tell readers about some of the best sightseeing tours in the world.C. To show readers that you don’t have to travel far from home to have fun.

（An excerpt of After Twenty Years） There was now a cold rain falling and the wind was stronger． The few people walking along that street were hurrying， trying to keep warm． At the door of the shop stood the man who had come a thousand miles to meet a friend， Jimmy Wells． Twenty years ago， they agreed to meet here tonight． Such a meeting could not be certain． But he waited． About twenty minutes he waited， and then a tall man in a long coat came hurrying across the street． He went directly to the waiting man． "Is that you， Bob？" he asked， doubtfully． "Is that you， Jimmy Wells？" cried Bob． The new man took Bob's hands in his． "It's Bob! It surely is． I was certain I would find you here if you were still alive． Twenty years is a long time． The old restaurant is gone， Bob． I wish it were here， so that we could have another dinner in it． Has the West been good to you？" "It gave me everything I asked for． You've changed， Jimmy． I never thought you were so tall．" "Oh， I grew a little after I was twenty．" "Are you doing well in New York， Jimmy？" "Well enough． I work for the city． Come on， Bob． We'll go to a place I know， and have a good long talk about old times．" The two men started along the street， arm in arm． Bob， the man from the West， was beginning to tell the story of his life． The other， with his coat up to his ears， listened with interest．At the corner stood a shop bright with electric lights． When they came near， each turned to look at the other's face． The man from the West stopped suddenly and pulled his arm away． "You're not Jimmy Wells，" he said． "Twenty years is a long time， but not long enough to change the shape of a man's nose．" "It sometimes changes a good man into a bad one，" said the tall man． "You've been under arrest for ten minutes， Bob． Chicago policemen thought you might be coming to New York． They told us to watch for you． Are you coming with me quietly？ That's wise． But first here is something I was asked to give you． You may read it here at the window． It's from a policeman named Wells．"（1）Where did the story happen ____ ？A． In New York．B． In Chicago．C． In the West．D． In a restaurant．（2）How did Bob find out that the new man wasn't his real friend ____ ？A． From his height and his voice．B． From the shape of his nose．C． From their talking about old times．D． From their meeting place．（3）In which order did the following events take place ____ ？a． Bob found out his new man wasn't his friend．b． The tall man gave Bob a note from Wells．c． Bob waited at the door of a shop．d． They had a talk about Bob's life in the West．e． The new man came to meet him．A． c-e-d-a-b．B． e-b-c-a-d．C． c-d-a-e-b．D． e-c-a-b-d．（4）According to the passage， we know ____ ．A． the tall man was Bob's old friendB． the two men had dinner in a restaurantC． Jimmy came to Chicago to meet BobD． Bob was a criminal wanted in Chicago（5）What can we infer（推断） from the story ____ ？A． Time may change a good man into a bad one．B． The police would make some notes on Bob．C． Bob came from the far West to meet his friend．D． They promised to meet each other 20 years ago．

Task 2Directions:After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions or unfinished statements. For each question or statement there are 3 choices marked A, B and C. You should make the correct choice and mark the corresponding letter on theAnswer Sheet.(10 points, 2 points for each)Vacations are expensive: hotels, traveling and sightseeing all cost money. For students on a budget, it may seem as if traveling is not a possibility. However, there is a solution----the working holiday, on which you can travel and see the world at the same time。If you love being outdoors, then you could try picking fruit. You could harvest strawberries in England, grapes in France, oranges in Greece or kiwis in New Zealand----the possibilities are endless! It’s hard work, but if you pick fast, you can earn well.If you prefer to dress up as a princess or pirate and get paid for it, a job in a theme park could be for you. You could try Disneyland in California, the United States, which is often looking for seasonal staff. Again, you’ll work hard, but you’ll also enjoy talking with happy customers and you’ll have fun!In Turkey, you could work as a hot air balloon chaser. A balloon chaser works as part of a crew, which drives behind the balloon, sometimes for thousands of miles! The workers use maps and information from the pilot to figure out the landing site.So what are you waiting for? Get online and start planning your working vacation!(1) (单选题)According to the writer, why don’t students travel?A.They are too focused on their studies.B.They think that traveling is too expensive for them.C.Their parents don’t allow it.(2) (单选题)What kind of person would enjoy picking fruit?A.Someone who likes being outdoors.B.Someone who wants to earn a lot money.C.Some who loves relaxing in the sunshine.(3) (单选题)The writer thinks that theme park work is a good choice because ________.A.it’s really well--paidB.you get to work all thought the yearC.it’s fun and you can meet people(4) (单选题)If you work as a balloon chaser, you’ll work ________.A.aloneB.with one other personC.with a group of people(5) (单选题)What is the writer’s purpose?A.To inform readers who don’t have much money about ways they can travel.B.To tell readers about some of the best sightseeing tours in the world.C.To show readers that you don’t have to travel far from home to have fun.

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M: Do you know when the coach's coming?W: I've just called the tour guide, and it'll arrive in a few minutes.Q: What can we learn from the conversation?A. The tour guide has already arrived.B. The tour guide has contacted the driver.C. The coach will arrive soon.D. The coach broke down on the way.