The May Day holiday gives Chinese families a good chance to travel and leave behind the daily routine（日�，嵤拢�.

　 When the seven-day vacation was first put in place in 2000, groups of Chinese tourists went to the mountains “to see temples and get off buses to take photos”. However, as Chinese travellers diversified（使多樣化） their interests, more and more people decided to travel on their own.

　 Millions of families with their own cars prefer to travel by car.

　 Cui Xiaotang, a career（職業(yè)） woman, and her two friends left from Beijing Saturday in a car. They did not have a firm destination but drove southwards. “Maybe when there is no road for cars, we will stop and stay one night in a local farmer’s house,” Cui said excitedly about her plan.

　 Exchanges between north and south and between cities and rural areas are two trends emerging（出現(xiàn)） during the holiday.

　 Northerners can enjoy the beauty of southern rivers, while southerners can travel to cooler parts of the country.

　 While millions of travellers made their way to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, people there decided to go somewhere else.

　 A large number of tourists join groups with plans to travel abroad. Every year, those groups go farther and farther away. There are also those, however, who choose to stay where they are.

　 Sun Bin, a graduate student representing a large number of “stayers”, chose the simplest way to avoid tourist crowds during the holiday. “I’d rather stay in the Beijing Library for the seven days to read National Geographic magazine. I have the whole world in my mind but avoid queuing up in the airport,” he said.

1. More and more people would like to travel on their own, because ______.

　　 A. they have more money

　　 B. they have their own cars

　　 C. they don’t like traveling with strangers

　 D. they have their own interests

2. The underlined word “stayers” refers to those who ______.

　　 A. choose to stay where they are

　　 B. choose to stay in the library

　　 C. go home during the holiday

　　 D. stay in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou

3. Which is NOT mentioned in the passage?

　　 A. Some people would like to travel abroad during the May Day holiday.

　　 B. Some people would like to take adventure travel.

　　 C. People with their own cars would like to travelon their own.

　　 D. Some people would like to go to rural areas to have a taste of country lifestyle.

 

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科目：高中英語 來源：必修一導(dǎo)練英語外研版 外研版 題型：050

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　　The May Day holiday gives Chinese families a good chance to travel and leave behind the daily routine(日�，嵤�)．

　　When the seven-day vacation was first put in place in 2000, groups of Chinese tourists went to the mountains “to see temples and get off buses to take photos”．However, as Chinese travellers diversified(使多樣化)their interests, more and more people decided to travel on their own．?

　　Millions of families with their own cars prefer to travel by car．

　　Cui Xiaotang, a career(職業(yè))woman, and her two friends left from Beijing Saturday in a car．They did not have a firm destination but drove southwards．“Maybe when there is no road for cars, we will stop and stay one night in a local farmer’s house, ” Cui said excitedly about her plan．

　　Exchanges between north and south and between cities and rural areas are two trends emerging(出現(xiàn))during the holiday．

　　Northerners can enjoy the beauty of southern rivers, while southerners can travel to cooler parts of the country．

　　While millions of travellers made their way to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, people there decided to go somewhere else．

　　A large number of tourists join groups with plans to travel abroad．Every year, those groups go farther and farther away．There are also those, however, who choose to stay where they are．Sun Bin, a graduate student representing a large number of “stayers”, chose the simplest way to avoid tourist crowds during the holiday．“I’d rather stay in the Beijing Library for the seven days to read ?National Geographic magazine．I have the whole world in my mind but avoid queuing up in the airport, ” he said．

(1)

More and more people would like to travel on their own, because．

[　　]

A．

they have more money

B．

they have their own cars

C．

they don’t like traveling with strangers

D．

they have their own interests

(2)

The underlined word “stayers” refers to those who ________．

[　　]

A．

choose to stay where they are

B．

choose to stay in the library

C．

go home during the holiday

D．

stay in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou

(3)

Which is NOT mentioned in the passage?

[　　]

A．

Some people would like to travel abroad during the May Day holiday．

B．

Some people would like to take adventure travel．

C．

People with their own cars would like to travel on their own．

D．

Some people would like to go to rural areas to have a taste of country lifestyle．

(4)

What’s the best title of the passage?

[　　]

A．

The May Day Holiday

B．

A Good Chance to Travel

C．

Stay Where You Are

D．

All Kinds of Interests

(5)

What’s the real meaning of the underlined sentence?

[　　]

A．

Although I don’t go to travel, I know everything happening．

B．

I don’t go to travel because I am very busy．

C．

I would rather go to travel than stay at home．

D．

I am unwilling to travel because I don’t like it．

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　　When my mother asked me 　　10　　 I was going to take a May Day basket to Pam’s house, I responded 　　11　　,“Absolutely not!I hate Pam．”I began to cry．

　　Mom wiped away my 　　12　　 and told me that things and people change．She explained that one of the greatest things friends can do is to give each other a 　　13　　 to grow, to change and to develop, and that it’s 　　14　　 for one’s friends to spend time with other people．

　　I 　　15　　 decided to give Pam a basket as a sign of forgiveness, and asked my sister to help me do it．As we watched from our 　　16　　 place, Pam picked up the basket and said loudly enough for us to hear,“Thank you, Susie, I hoped you wouldn’t 　　17　　 me!”

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hang

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place

C．

throw

D．

give

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A．

send

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A．

baskets

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arms

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doors

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asking

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wondering

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remember

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paid

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injured

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whether

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weakly

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tears

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unhappiness

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reason

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means

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direction

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A．

able

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impossible

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doubtful

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A．

nearly

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covering

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miss

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forget

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A．

decision

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mistake

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difference

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A．

deeply

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highly

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A．

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　　I’ve been teaching my history class in this way for many years and the evaluations reflect student satisfaction with the environment that I create. Students realize that with deep conversation and challenge, they learn at a level that helps them keep the course material beyond the classroom.

　　I’m not saying that I won’t ever change my mind about technology use in my history class, but until I hear a really good reason for the change, I’m sticking to my plan. A few hours of technology-free dialogue is just too sweet to give up.

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A．the course material                      B．the author’s class regulations

C．discussion topics                        D．others’ misuse of technology

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A．keep students from doing independent thinking

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