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2025学年第一学期温州十校联合体期中联考本卷共8页，满分150分，考试时间120分钟答题前，在答题卷指定区域填写班级、姓名、考场号、座位号及准考证号并填涂相应数字所有答案必须写在答题纸上，写在试卷上无效第一部 听力(共两节，满分30分第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分听下面5ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项。10例：HowmuchistheA.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.CHowdoesthewomanfeelaboutherinterviewat B. 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C.Increasepeople’sappreciationofWhatprogramisavailableforClassesexploring B.Guest C.HowcanvisitorslearnaboutartmovementsandFromthe B.Fromthe C.FromtheWhencanvisitorsenterthemuseumforEveryTuesday B.Friday C.Wednesday第二部 阅读(共两节，满分50分第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分DiscovertheWondersofYosemiteNationalAreyoureadytostartanadventuretooneoftheworld’smostfamousnaturalwonders?LooknofurtherYosemiteNationalPark,atreasureofbreathtakingscenes,amazingwaterfalls,andancientgiantsequoias巨杉WhereisYosemiteNationalParkliesintheSierraNevadamountainsofCaliforniaabout200mileseastofSanFrancisco.Theparkisaccessiblethroughseveralroutes,includingStateRoute41andStateRoute140.Whiletheroadsarewell-maintained,theycanbewinding(蜿蜒的),sotakeyourtimeandenjoythescenicdrive.WhentoOperatedbytheNationalParkService,Yosemiteisopenyear-round,withuniqueseasonalexperiences—wildflowersinspring,hikingandwateractivitiesinsummer,vibrantvalleysinfall,andsnowylandscapesinwinter.Toavoidcrowds,considervisitingduringweekdaysoroff-peakseasons.YoucanmakereservationsonlineontheofficialYosemiteNationalParkwebsiteorbyParkingInformationandEntryDuringpeakseason,parkingcanbelimited,soarriveearlyorconsiderusingthepark’sbusservice.Theentryfeeforadultsaged17andolderis$35perperson,withdiscountsforseniorsandfreeentryforchildrenunder16.YosemiteNationalParkisamust-visitdestinationfornaturelovers,offeringadiverserangeofactivitiesandexperiences.Planyourtripwisely,andyou’llberewardedwithmemoriesthatwilllastalifetime.HowcanvisitorsaccessYosemiteNationalA.By B.By C.By D.ByHowmuchshouldafamilyoffive(oneaged10,two17andtwo46)payforA. 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D.23WhereisthispassageprobablytakenAAtravel B.Anews C.Anofficialpark D.APeoplearoundtheworldarehonoringlegendarychimpanzee(黑猩猩)expertDrJaneGoodall,whodiedonOctober1,2025,attheageof91.Untilherfinaldays,shewastouringinCalifornia,inspiringaudienceswithherpassionforwildlifeprotection.BornonApril3,1934,inLondon,GoodalldreamedofexploringAfrica’swildlandsasachild.Herdreamcametruein1957,whenshevisitedafriendinKenyaandmetDr.LouisLeakey,ascientiststudyinghumanorigins.Impressedbyherpassion,LeakeyinvitedhertostudychimpanzeesattheGombeStreamReserveinTanzania—challengesheeagerlyAt26,withonlyanotebook,binoculars,andadesiretoexplore,GoodalldevotedherselfinGombe’schimpanzeehabitat.Sheactedasa“neighbor”ratherthanadistantobserver,startingherlandmarkwildchimpanzeestudy.Overthenextsixdecades,herresearchledtoeye-openingdiscoveries:chimpanzeesarefarmoreintelligentthanoncethought,astheycanusetoolsandhuntformeat,andtheyformfriendshipsandshowsorrowforlostIn1977,sheestablishedtheJaneGoodallInstitute(JGI).Thisglobalorganizationhasthreekeyrolestoprotectwildlifeandsupportcommunities.First,itcontinuesthelong-runningfieldresearchatGombe.Theresearchgathersscientificdata,andthisdatadirectlyguideschimpanzeeprotectionwork.JGIalsoworkscloselywithlocalcommunitiesworldwide.Itusesthecollectivepowerofindividualactionstosparkhopeanddrivesustainablechangefortheenvironment.Inaddition,itofferssupporttoyouthprojectsinnearly75countries.Theseyoungpeoplenowhavethechancetolearnconservationknowledgeandskillstobecomeresponsibleconservationleadersrightintheirownlocalareas.Dr.Goodall’slifeandworknotonlymadeapermanentmarkonourunderstandingofchimpanzeesandotherspecies,butalsoofhumankindandtheenvironment.WhywasJaneGoodallinvitedbyDr.LeakeytostudyHeracademicbackgroundin B.HerstronginterestinAfricanC.Herfamily’ssupportforher D.HerpreviousexperiencewithWhatdidGoodall’sresearchrevealaboutTheyusetoolstohuntfor B.TheylivewithfamiliesandC.Theyareasintelligentas D.TheyfeelsadwhentheyloseaHowisthefourthparagraphByproviding B.BymakingC.Bymaking D.BygivingaWhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeJaneCuriousand B.StrictandC.Cautiousand D.IndependentandIfyou’restrugglingtocomeupwithsomethingyou’regratefulforthisyear,here’ssomethingthatcanbecelebrated:Artificialintelligenceischangingmedicinegreatly.AIisstillinitsinfancy初期),yetitisalreadyshowingpromisetotransformhowphysiciansdotheirjobs.forexample,cancerscreenings.AreviewofstudiesfoundAIcouldcutinhalfthemissrateforpotentialcancerandreducetheworkloadofX-raydoctorsby68percent.Thebenefithereistwo-part:Thetechnologycanhelpidentifycanceratearlierstages.Itisalsobetteratdeterminingwhichtumors(肿瘤)areharmless,limitingthenumberofunnecessaryandexpensiveteststhatpatientsmustgothrough(nottomentiontheanxietythatcomeswithAndthat’sjustthestart.In2022,itisreportedthatabout6percentofthemorethan130millionpeoplewhogotoemergencyroomseveryyeararemisdiagnosed误诊AIhasthepotentialtosignificantlyreducethosetragedies.ArecentstudyoutofBostoncomparingtheperformanceofchatbot-assistedphysiciansindiagnosingpatientstojustchatbotsthemselvesfoundthatthebotsperformedmuchbetter.AIcanalsospeedupcareinemergencysettings.HospitalsthatusedAItodetectstrokes(中风)fromapatient’sbrainscanswereabletoreducealmost40minutesbeforeasurgeoncouldtakeaction.That’sprecioustimecriticalforsavinglives.However,theuseofAIinhealthcareisnottogetridofhumansinmedicine;itistoprovidemedicalstaffwithbettertoolstoaidpatients.Anditcouldfreeupphysicians’timedevotedtodullroutinetasks.Puttingthistechnologyintomedicinewillsurelyrunintoproblems.Manypeoplearelikelytobedoubtfulaboutit,andsomemightfearitwillmakevisitstothedoctorevenlesspersonalthantheyalreadyare.ThedevelopmentofAIhasarousedgreatalarminrecentyears.It’sreallyawesomepowerdeservescaution,butnotfear.Wecantakecomfortinthefactthat,whenitcomestomedicine,AIhasproventobebeneficial—andislikelytoremainso.WhatcanAIdoincancerIncreasethecurerateofharmful B.FreepatientsfrompotentialC.Boosttheprospectsofsuccessful D.Identifythesourcesofpatients’WhyisAIappliedinthemedicalToreducehumanphysicians’burdenandToultimatelyreplacetherolesofmedicalToshowthevalueofadvancedtechnologyinToprovidephysicianswithbettertoolstoassistWhat’stheauthor’sattitudetowardstheuseofAIinA. 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D.WhichofthefollowingisthebesttitlefortheAIinMedicine:AForcefor B.AIinMedicine:GoodNewsforC.AI:TheFutureofPersonalized D.AI:TheEndofUnfortunateGenerationZ(GenZ),peoplebornbetweenthemid-1990sandearly2010s,doesn’tcompletelyrejectthewaymoderneconomieswork.Instead,theydemandthatthissystembemoreresponsible—especiallywhenitcomestothe“wealthcontract(契约)”betweenindividualsandcompanies.Thisdesireforresponsibilityhasaclearreason:abiggapbetweenwhatGenZwastoldlifewouldlooklike,andwhatthey’reactuallygoingthrough.SaadAmer,founderofanenvironmentalconsultingfirm,pointsoutthatyoungpeopleweretaughta“generationalfable”:spendyearsandsavingsonhighereducation,secureastablecareerandeventuallyownahouse—aroutineonceseenasareliablepathtofinancialsecurity.Yet2024housingmarketdatatellsadifferentstory:theaverageageoffirst-timeU.S.homebuyersreached38(thehighestonrecord),and52%ofGenZrentersarestrugglingwithhighrent—spendingover30%oftheirmonthlyincomeonrent,alevelconsidered“financiallystressful”inhousingresearch.Thisdifferencebetweenexpectationandreal-lifeexperiencehasreshapedwhatGenZwantsfromwork.Theydon’tjustwant“goodpay”—theyareeagerforfairwealthsharing;salarieslinkedtoclear,publicperformancerules,promotionsdecidedbymeasurableworkresults,andjobsecuritythatdoesn’tdisappearwhenacompany’sprofitsdrop.Theyfirmlyreject“performativebenefits”likefreesnacksoryogaclasses,seeingtheseextrasastrickstaketheirfocusawayfromlowsalariesandunclearcareergrowthpaths.CharleneLi,anexpertwhostudiesworkplacetrends,notes:“GenZdoesn’thatehardwork—theyhateworkinghardforasystemthathideshowwealthismadeandwhocanbenefitfromit.”Forcompanies,iftheyignorethesedemands,they’llkeeplosingyoungworkers.GenZseestheirjobsaspartofwhotheyare.Theywon’ttakejobsthatmakethemchoosebetween“earnaliving”and“stickingtowhattheybelieveisright.”Inotherwords,theydon’tjustask,“HowmuchwillIgetpaid?”Theywanttoknow,“Willthisjobgivemelong-termsecurity?Anddoesthecompanytreatitsworkersfairly,evenwhenit’smakingmoney?”Whatdoesthe“generationalfable”Rentburdenisashort-term B.HighereducationensureseconomicC.Companiespromiselong-termfinancial D.GenZvalueshighereducationtosecureaWhyarethedatamentionedinparagraphToproveGenZstrugglestoownaTosuggesttheU.S.needsstricterrentTodemonstratethegenerationalfablefailsinToshowGenZ’shousingcostsareWhatdoestheunderlinedword“performative”inParagraph4probablyA.No- B.High- C.Just-for- D.Work-WhatdoesGenZdemandfromHighpayandcareer B.EarningalivingandeasyC.Companyprofitsandworker D.Workplacefairnessandjob第二 七选五(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分Ispersonalplayspeedjustamatterofpreference?ArecentadvertisementforAudible,anaudiobook(有声书)platform,labeledGlenPowell,wholistensat1xspeed,as“normal”whiledescribingBowenYang,whoprefers2xspeed,“strange”. 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D. 语法填空(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)(1个单词)Duringthe2025NationalDayandMid-AutumnFestivalholiday,manytravelerssentlocalspecialtieshomethroughChina’sparcel(包裹)deliverynetwork.Somepackagesevenarrivedearlierthanthetravelers (they).TheStatePostBureausaidthedeliveryindustryhandled7.23billionparcels,withadailyaverage (go)beyond900million.Tobetterservetravelers,deliverycompaniesworkedwithshopowners (create)a“travel-purchase-ship”servicemodel.Theyalsosetupservicespotsandsmartlockersatstations,airportsandscenicareas.Thissetofservicesmadetravelmoreconvenientandturnedtourismflows anewconsumptiontrend.BeijingresidentLiJing, traveledtoShanxiduringtheholiday,sharedherexperience:“Shopscanshipdirectly,andsomeofferfreedeliveryifyouspendacertainamount.Inthepast,Ialwaysfound annoyingtocarrysouvenirswhentraveling,butnowit’s (incredible)easy”.Beforetheholiday,deliverycompaniesaddedcold-chainstorageplacesandimprovedroutestoensurefreshnessand (efficient).Overtheyears,China’spostanddeliveryindustry (introduce)manynewservicemodelstomeettravelers’changingneeds.Byimprovingtheirworkandofferingmorekindsofservices,deliverycompanieshelpedenrichtravelexperiencesandunlockconsumptionpotential,accordingtoa (issue)bytheBureau.第四部 写作(共两节，满分40分第一节(满分15分66.AI(如：DeepSeek/80ShouldAIHomework-AssistingToolsBeEncouragedatOur第二节(满分25分67.I’dlovedhip-hopdancingsincemychildhood,andinhighschoolItookclassesthatfocusedonjazzandhip-hop.Dancewasmyfavoriteclass,andIlookedforwardtogoingeveryday.Andthisyear,mysenioryear,wasgoingtobethebestdanceclassyet.Moreover,therewasashowcaseperformedatourhigh-schooltheaterattheendoftheAsIheadedtothestudio,myfriendJessicaranuptome,herfaceserious.“Sarah,haveyouheard?”shewhispered.“Wehaveanewteacher,Ms.Barton.Andshe’s…strictlyballet.”Myexcitementdisappeared.Ballet?I’dnevertakenaclassinmylife.Astrongfeelingofanxietyformedinmystomach,butapartofmeacceptedthechallenge.ThestudioIenteredwastransformed.Gonewasthelivelyenergy;initsplacewasanervoussilence.Everyothergirlworetightblackclothesandballetshoes.LookingdownatmybaggyT-shirtandsportstrousers,Ifeltlikeacompleteoutsider.Iquicklychanged,butstillfeltawkwardandoutofMs.Bartonstoodasstraightasanarrow,herseriousexpressionmakingtheroomfeelcold.Atthebarre,shebegancallingoutFrenchterms—plié,tendu.Itriedtocopytheothers,mymovementsfeelingawkwardandwrong.“Grandplié,”sheordered.Ibentmyknees,doingmybesttocopytheelegantpositionoftheothers.IthoughtIwasdoingokay,untilthemusicsuddenlystopped.Ms.Barton’ssharpeyeswerefixedonme.“Whatisyourname?”sheasked,hervoicecuttingthroughthesilence.“Sarah,”Ireplied,tryingtomanageasmile.“Class,IwanteveryonetowatchMissSarah,”sheannounced.Myheartjumped.Wasshegoingtopraiseme?Itookadeepbreathandperformedthegrandpliéagain.Completesilence.Everyeyewasonme.“Now,class,”Ms.Barton’svoicerose,sharpandloud.“ThisisaperfectexampleofwhatNOTtodo.”MyfaceburnedasifI’dbeenslammed(猛烈撞击).注意：1.150左右；2.Paragraph1:IspenttherestofthedaywonderingifIshouldParagraph2:Finally,therecametheshowcaseatourhigh-school2025学年第一学期温州十校联合体期中联考本卷共8页，满分150分，考试时间120分钟答题前，在答题卷指定区域填写班级、姓名、考场号、座位号及准考证号并填涂相应数字所有答案必须写在答题纸上，写在试卷上无效第一部 听力(共两节，满分30分第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分听下面5ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项。10例：HowmuchistheA.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.CHowdoesthewomanfeelaboutherinterviewat B. C.【答案】【原文】W:I’msonervousaboutthisjobinterviewtomorrow.DoyouthinkI’llbeokay?M:You’lldogreat.YouarethesmartestandmostcapablepersonIknow!W:Thanks,Iappreciateyourkindwords.I’msureI’llbeexcitedinnoWheredoestheconversationtakeIna B.At C.Ina【答案】【原文】M:I’vebeentoldyoumighthaveaspareroom.W:Yes,I’vegotasparesingle.M:WhatareyourW:£37forbedandWhydoesthemanneedtheTodeliveritemsfora B.Togoto C.Totakehisuncletothe【答案】【原文】M:MumsaidIcouldborrowthecarforafewhours.Isthatokay?IneedtopickupsomesuppliesforAuntieJane’sparty.W:Sure,butIneeditforworklaterandtotakeUncleLeotothehospital.DoyouneeditforWhywillthewaterinthebuildingbeshutBecauseofawater B.Becauseofpipe C.Becauseofapower【答案】【原文】W:Tomgrabsomecontainers!Thewaterinourbuildingisgoingtobeshutoffinanhourformaybe3days!M:What?Whathappened?W:It’sforrepairs.Animportantpipebroke.WeneedtofillupeverycontainerwehavewithWhatwillthewomandoReschedulethe B.Joinasports C.Seea【答案】【原文】W:I’msorryJames,Ican’tmakethesportsclubmeetingtonight.M:That’sokay.Iseverythingalright?W:Yeah,IjusthaveanappointmentattheclinicrightinthemiddleofthemeetingM:Noproblem.Wecan’trescheduleitbutIhopetoseeyounext第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分5A、B、C选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。WhatisWendybusywithAwork B.Planningher C.PreparingforaWhatticketdoesthewomandecidetoAmusical B.Acomedy C.Arock【答案】6.A7.【原文】M:Didyouseetheseholidaydeals,W:Notreally,Eric,I’vehadaprojectatwork.I’vebeenmeaningtohavealookformysister’sbirthday.Ithoughtaboutgettingherandherhusbandsometicketstoalocaltheatershow.I’mnotsurewhat’sontobehonest.Istheresomecomedyoramusical?M:I’mnotsureaboutcomedybutIheardthattherockconcertsareamazing!W:Iloverockmusic.Itgetscheaperthemoreyoubuy.M:Agroupticket,wecanallWhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingRentinga B.Bookinga C.ReschedulingaWhyisthemanTheymightgooverThehotelroomsarenotbigTheyhavetogetupearlyevery【答案】8.B9.【原文】M:Carol,Itriedtobooktheroomsforthewholeteamfortheconference,butallthehotelsintownarefull.W:Well,Iknowabiggerhotelabout20milesoutsidethecity.Letmecheckonlinefirst.I’msurethey’llhaveenoughroomsavailablefortheteam.M:Hmm.20miles?We’llhavetorentacoacheachdaysowemayendupgoingoverourtravelW:Actually,Ithinkwe’llbefine.Hotelslocatedoutsidethecitytendtobelessexpensive.Themoneywe’llbesavingonroomscanbeusedtorentacoach.Butwehavetogetupearliereveryday.10.WhatcanwelearnaboutA.HehaschangedaB.HelookslikehisC.Heislookingforaplaceto11.WhatdoesJohnworkA.AnoverseasB.HisfamilyC.AnexportingWhatisJohn’sopiniononhislife B. C.【答案】10. 11. 12.【原文】M:Isthisyourson?Ihaven’tseenhimforalongtime.W:Yes,thatphotowastakenafewmonthsago.M:Johnhasn’tchangedabit.He’sthesameinappearanceashisfather,isn’the?W:Yes,heis.M:What’shedoingatthepresentW:He’sdonethesameashisfatherdidandworksinthefamilyimportingbusinessHe’slivingoverseasatM:Ohreally?HowdoeshelikeW:Itwasdifficultforhimatfirstbecausehehadtostartfromthebeginningwithouthelp,youknow,findingsomewheretoliveandmakingnewfriends.He’ssettleddownnowthoughandhelovesit.WhatisthewomandoingPreparingaschooleventfornewOrganizingabookdonationHelpingtheschoolrepairitsoldWhydoesthewomanwanttoholdtheTohelplocalbookstoressellToexpandtheschool’sTocollectbooksforherownWhatdoesthewomanfirstaskthemantoSetuptablesforthebakeCleantheschool’sContactothersforbookWherewillthebakesaletakeIntheschool’s B.Nearthecommunity C.Atthelocal【答案】13.B14.B15.C16.【原文】W:Hey,I’morganizingabookdriveI’mcollectingdonationsfromalloverthecity.M:What’sitfor?W:Theschoolhasalimitedbudgetforbooks,soIwanttohelpthemexpandtheirlibrary.IrememberhowlimitedourselectionwaswhenIwasthere.Iwanttogivethenewstudentsmoreopportunitieslearningandexploringnewsubjects.Thedrivewilldonateallthebookstotheschool.M:That’sgreat.CanIW:Thatwouldbegreat.Canyouhelpmecontactlocalbookstores,libraries,andindividualstoaskfordonations?M:Absolutely!W:Thanks.I’vemadealistofplaces.We’realsodoingabakesaleonthedaytoo.M:Icanhelpwiththat.Icansetupthetablesandprices.Wherearewedoingit?W:Theschool’sgym.It’sbigenoughtoholdthebooksandtables,andit’seasyforthecommunitytoaccess.Wecanputthebookdrop-offstationneartheentranceandhavethebakesaleareatowardsthebackofthegym.M:WhatisthemissionoftheAttractmorevisitors. 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C.Increasepeople’sappreciationofWhatprogramisavailableforClassesexploring B.Guest C.HowcanvisitorslearnaboutartmovementsandFromthe B.Fromthe C.FromtheWhencanvisitorsenterthemuseumforEveryTuesday B.Friday C.Wednesday【答案】17. 18. 19. 20.【原文】W:WelcometotheMuseumofModernArtOurmuseumhousesoneofthemostimpressivecollectionsofmodernandcontemporaryartintheworld.Ourmissionistoinspirecreativityandpromoteunderstandingandenjoymentoftheartofourtimes.Ourcollectionincludespaintings,sculptures,photography,andvideoexhibitsfromaroundtheworld.WehaveclassicworksbyfamousartistssuchasPabloPicasso,FridaKahlo,andAndyWarhol,aswellasemergingartistswhoarepartofthelatestartmovements.Weofferavarietyofprogramsandevents.Ourfamilyprogramsaredesignedtoengagechildreninmeaningfulartexperiencesincludingtours,talks,andworkshops.Ouradultprogramsincludeclassesthatexploreartanditsimpactonsociety;additionally,guestlecturesanddiscussionswhenavailable.Theseprogramsareledbyourknowledgeablestaffandprovideinsightsintothecreativeprocessandtechniquesbehindtheworksofart.Wealsohavealibrarywithbooks,journals,andotherresourcesonmodernandcontemporaryart,availabletothepublicforresearchandstudy.Visitorscanusethelibrarytolearnabouttheartistsandtheirworksortodeepentheirunderstandingofartmovementsandtrends.OurmuseumisopeneverydayexceptTuesdays,andweofferfreeadmissiontoallvisitorsonWednesdaydaytimesandFridaysfrom5p.m.第二部 阅读(共两节，满分50分第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分DiscovertheWondersofYosemiteNationalAreyoureadytostartanadventuretooneoftheworld’smostfamousnaturalwonders?LooknofurtherthanYosemiteNationalPark,atreasureofbreathtakingscenes,amazingwaterfalls,andancientgiantsequoias(巨杉).WhereisYosemiteNationalParkliesintheSierraNevadamountainsofCaliforniaabout200mileseastofSanFrancisco.Theparkisaccessiblethroughseveralroutes,includingStateRoute41andStateRoute140.Whiletheroadsarewell-maintained,theycanbewinding(蜿蜒的),sotakeyourtimeandenjoythescenicdrive.WhentoOperatedbytheNationalParkService,Yosemiteisopenyear-round,withuniqueseasonalexperiences—wildflowersinspring,hikingandwateractivitiesinsummer,vibrantvalleysinfall,andsnowylandscapesinwinter.Toavoidcrowds,considervisitingduringweekdaysoroff-peakseasons.YoucanmakereservationsonlineontheofficialYosemiteNationalParkwebsiteorbyParkingInformationandEntryDuringpeakseason,parkingcanbelimited,soarriveearlyorconsiderusingthepark’sbusservice.Theentryfeeforadultsaged17andolderis$35perperson,withdiscountsforseniorsandfreeentryforchildrenunder16.YosemiteNationalParkisamust-visitdestinationfornaturelovers,offeringadiverserangeofactivitiesandexperiences.Planyourtripwisely,andyou’llberewardedwithmemoriesthatwilllastalifetime.HowcanvisitorsaccessYosemiteNationalA.By B.By C.By D.ByHowmuchshouldafamilyoffive(oneaged10,two17andtwo46)payforA. B. C. D.WhereisthispassageprobablytakenA.Atravel B.Anews C.Anofficialpark D.A【答案】21. 22. 23.【21Whereisit?下“Whiletheroadsarewell-maintained,theycanbewinding,sotakeyourtimeandenjoythescenicdrive.(虽然这些道路维护得很好，但可能会有些蜿蜒曲折，所以请慢慢来，好好欣赏沿途风景优美的驾车之旅)D。【22ParkingInformationandEntryFee下“Theentryfeeforadultsaged17andolderis$35perperson,withdiscountsforseniorsandfreeentryforchildrenunder16.(17岁及以上成年人的入场费为每人35美元，老年人可享受折扣，16岁以下儿童免费入场)”可知，10岁孩子免费，1746岁成人一35*4=140B。【23推理判断题。根据文章第一段“Areyoureadytostartanadventuretooneoftheworld’smostfamousnaturalwonders?LooknofurtherthanYosemiteNationalPark,atreasureofbreathtakingscenes,amazingwaterfalls,andancientgiantsequoias.(你准备好开启一段探索世界最著名自然奇观的冒险之旅了吗？那就来约塞米蒂国家APeoplearoundtheworldarehonoringlegendarychimpanzee(黑猩猩)expertDrJaneGoodall,whodiedonOctober1,2025,attheageof91.Untilherfinaldays,shewastouringinCalifornia,inspiringaudienceswithherpassionforwildlifeprotection.BornonApril3,1934,inLondon,GoodalldreamedofexploringAfrica’swildlandsasachild.Herdreamcametruein1957,whenshevisitedafriendinKenyaandmetDr.LouisLeakey,ascientiststudyinghumanorigins.Impressedbyherpassion,LeakeyinvitedhertostudychimpanzeesattheGombeStreamReserveinTanzania—achallengesheeagerlyaccepted.At26,withonlyanotebook,binoculars,andadesiretoexplore,GoodalldevotedherselfinGombe’schimpanzeehabitat.Sheacte