中考英语一轮专项复习（阅读理解讲练）-主题阅读：旅游交通（原卷版+解析版）

主题阅读-旅游交通

知识积累

有关旅游交通的阅读通常围绕旅游的不同交通方式、旅游口的交通体验以及与之相关的叉化、风俗或

实际经历展开。这类阅读素材不仅介绍了旅游交通的多样性，如乘坐飞机、火车、轮船或汽左等不同的出

行方式，还可能涉及旅游过程中的趣事、挑战或特殊体验，如迷路后得到陌生人帮助、乘坐世界上最长线

路的巴士旅行等。通过阅读这些材料，学生不仅能学习到与旅游交通相关的词汇和表达方式，还能增进对

不同文化背景和旅行体验的理解，培养跨文化交流的能力。同时，这类阅读也常包含对旅行计划、费用预

算、安全注意事项等实用信息的讨论，有助于提升学生的实际生活技能和问题解决能力。

相关词汇积累

1.名词ship船

（1）旅游相关onfoot步行

travel旅行bytrain/bike/bus/plane/ship乘火车/骑自行车/乘公共

journey旅程汽车/乘飞机/乘船

trip旅行；行程（3）交通其他相关

tour旅游；游览trafficregulations交通规则

tourist游客guidepost/signpost路标

sightseeing观光；游览redlight红灯

destination目的地greenlight绿灯

attraction景点;吸引力zebrastripes斑马线

landmark地标;里程碑speedlimit速度限制

guide导游trafficpolice交通警察

itinerary行程；旅行路线singleline单行线

（2）.交通方式dualcarriage-way双程线

bike/bicycle自行车carriage-way车行道

bus公共汽车2.动词

taxi出租汽车broaden拓宽（视野等）

train火车visit参观：拜访

airplanc/planc飞机travel旅行

take（与交通方式连用，如takethetrain/plane/bus等）crowded拥挤的

乘坐excited兴奋的

prefer更喜欢amazed.奇的

organize组织impressed印象深刻的

book预订（如订机票、酒店等）interested感兴趣的

pack打包;装箱fantastic极好的：美妙的

seesb.off为某人送行relaxed放松的

explore探险;探索（如森林、沙漠等）ancient古代的

fasten扣紧（如安全带等）modern现代的

setup动身；启程[也作setoff]safe安全的

checkin/out入住/退房historic有历史意义的

3.形容词wonderful精彩的；绝妙的

句式表达举例

1.描述旅游交通方式

Iusuallytakethebus/train/planctotravel.

我通常乘公交车/火车/飞机旅行。

Wecanrideabikeortakeataxitoexplorethecity.

我们可以骑自行车或乘出租车去探索这个城市。

2.洵问旅游交通信息

Whereisthenearestmetrostation?

最近的地铁站在哪里？

Howlongdocsittaketogettotheairportbytaxi?

乘出租车去机场要多久？

3.表达旅游交通感受

Travellingbytrainisconvenientanccomfortable.

乘火车旅行既方便又舒适。

IenjoytakingthebusbecauseIcanseethesceneryalongtheway.

我喜欢乘公交车，因为我可以欣赏沿途的风景。

4.与旅游交通相关的其他句子

Ineedtobookanairlineticketfbrmytripnextmonth.

我需要为下个月的旅行订一张机票。

Don'tfbrgcttofastenyoursafetybeltwhenyou'reinthecar.

当你坐车时，别忘了系好安全带。

突破练习

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WelcometoGuangzhouZoo.It'sthesecondmostpopularzooinGuangdong.You511enjoyseeingmorethan

450differentkindsofanimalsfromalloverthecountryandaroundtheworldincludingthegiantpanda（大熊猫）,

thegoldenmonkeyandothernationalprotectedanimals.

Address:GuangzhouZoo,No.120,XianlieMiddleRoad,YuexiuDistrict,Guangzhou.

Phone/p>

Openinghours:8:00—18:00

Themainofficeclerkisondutyfiom5amto9pm（Monday—Friday）.

PriceofTickets:

☆Adult:¥20

☆Child:¥10

☆Forfree:*Childrenunder6yearsoldorchildrenunder1.2metersinheight.

*Peoplewhoaredisabledormorethan65yearsoldinGuangzhou.ThingstoRemember:

☆PleaseDoNotFeedtheAnimals!

Ouranimalshaveproperfood,andsomeanimalsareonstrictdietsfbrhealthyreasons.Itisveryimportant

thatyoushouldn'tfeedthemwiththefoodordrinksinyourhands.Youcanonlyfeedtheanimalsthatarconthe

FamilyFannintheChildren'sZoo.

☆AnimalsDoNotLiketoBeTeased（戏弄）！

Weaskyounottoteaseorshoutattheanimals.Andpleasedonotthrowfoodoranythingelsetothem.

☆NoOtherPetsAreAllowed!

☆PhotographyIsWelcome!

Ifyouhaveanyproblem,pleasereportittothezooofficers.Theywillhelpyou.

1.Themainofficeclerkisonduty.

A.at5pmonWednesdayB.at10amonSaturday

C.at9pmonSundayD.at10pmonFriday

2.IfMr.Brownbringshistwo1.3-metre-tallsonstothezoo,hehastopay.

A.¥20B.¥30C.¥40D.¥50

3.YoushouldpayattentiontothingsifyougotoGuangzhouZoo.

A.oneB.twoC.threeD.four

4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.GuangzhouZooisthesecondmostpopularzooinGuangdong.

B.PeoplecanonlygototheFamilyFarmtofeedtheanimals.

C.Peoplecanthrowfoodtotheanimalsorteasethem.

D.Peoplecantellthezooofficersiftheyhaveanyproblem.

5.Thispassageisprobablya(n).

A.warningB.advertisementC.noticeD.announcement

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Openinghours:

9:30-17:00,

TuesdaytoSunday

TheScienceandTechnologyMuseuminBeijingOlympicVillageisChina'smostimportantmuseumfbr

scienceandtechnology.Itwasfirstopenedin1988tofiirtherthescientificunderstandingandcuriosity(好奇心)of

itsvisitors.Eachoneofitsfourfloorsisfiillofexhibits,activitiesandexperimentstoleadeveryvisitorintoaworld

ofwonder.Someoftheareasofinterestareaerospaceengineering,transportation,machines,andtheenvironment.

Themuseumhassixexhibitionhalls,fourspecialeffectstheaters,manylabs,classroomsandlecturehalls.

Rulestofollow:

*Nofoodordrinks.

*Nopets(exceptguidedogs).

*Nosmoking.

*Childrenunder12shouldalwaysstaywithadults.

*Dangerousthingslikeknivesorscissorsarenotallowed.

TICKETS

Spccial-EffcctTheaters:

Adultticket:30yuan/person

MainExhibitionHalls:Adultticket:30yuan/person

Studentticket:20yuan/person

Studentticket:20yuan!person

(Childrenunder1.2mandadultsover70yearsarenot

allowedintheTheater.)

Freeibrchildrenunder1.3morunder8andtheoldover60

TRANSPORTATION

SubwayLines:

TakeLineXtoOlympicParkStation,getoutfromExitGandwalknorthfor13minutes.

TakeLine8totheSouthGateofForestParkStation,getoutfromExitCandwalksouthfbr10minuUs.

TakeLine15toDatunEastRoadStation,getoutfromExitAlandwalknorthfbrabout15minutes.

I.Whatcanavisitordointhemuseum?

A.Readbooksontechnology.B.Doscienceexperiments.

C.WatchtheOlympicGames.D.Seethelatestmovies.

2.Whencanavisitorenterthemuseum?

A.At10a.m.Monday.B.At9a.m.Wednesday.C.At2p.m.Sunday.D.At6

p.m.Friday.

3.HowmuchshouldHelenpay,ifshegoestothemuseumwithher7-year-olddaughterand12-year-oldson

withoutgoingtothetheaters?

A.¥20.B.¥30.C.¥50.D.¥70.

4.Whatsignscanyouseeinthemuseum?

5.Whichisthewaytothemuseum?

A.Line15toDatunEastRoadStationandwalkfbr13minutes.

B.Line8toSouthGateofForestParkStation,getoutfromExitAl.

C.Line8toOlympicParkStation,getoutfromExitG,andwalksouth.

D.Line15toDatunEastRoadStation,getoutfromExitAl,andwalknorth.

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IfyoucouldtravelinEurope,whichcountrywouldyouvisit?France?Italy?Youmayhaveforgottena

hiddentreasure.ItisHungary.

Hungary'slocationisveryimportant,itisinthemiddleofEurope.Itworksasagoodtransitionareaanda

necessaryreststopfbrvisitorsfromboththeeasternandwesternpartsofEurope.

OnecanseetheviewinthepicturesinHungary'scapitalcity,Budapest.PeoplecallBudapestthe“Pearlof

theDanube”.Itwasoncemadeupoftwocities:BudaonthewesternsideoftheDanubeandPestontheeastern

side.Thetwocitieswerecombinedin1873.Budahasmanyplacesofinterestandfairytalecastles,whilePestis

busy,withmanycafes,restaurantsandplacesfbrnightlife.

Hungarymakesgooduseofitslocationandbcautifiilcapital.Thatisprobablywhyitbecamethefirst

EuropeancountrytojoinChinafbrtheBeltandRoadInitiative.Inthefuture,teamworkbetweenthetwocountries

willincludethebuildingofrailways,powergridsandtheInternet.ThatwillhelpincreaseChina'sconnectionsto

Europegreatly.

“WeneedtorebuildtheSilkRoad,connectingtheworldfromtheeasttothewest,“saidZoltanBalog,

Hungary'shumanresourcesminister.

Hungaryisalandlockedcountry.Itdoesn'thaveseacoasts.Butthecountryhasmanynaturalhotsprings.In

fact,HungaryhasmorehotspringstliananywhereelseinEurope.

1.WhereisHungaryaccordingtotlicpassage?

A.InItaly.B.InAfrica.C.InEurope.D.InFrance.

2.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph2?

A.Hungary'slocationisveryimportant.

B.HungaryliesinthemiddleofEurope.

C.VisitorscangettoHungaryeasily.

D.Hungaryworksasagoodtransitionarea.

3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutBudapest?

A.Thecitywasformedin1783.

B.Budaattractsmoretourists:hanPest.

C.Pestisknownfbritsfairytalecastles.

D.PestliesontheeasternsideoftheDanube.

4.TeamworkbetweenChinaandHungarywillincludealotEXCEPT.

A.powergridsB.fightinghunger

C.theInternetD.buildingrailways

5.Whatcan'tyoudoifyougoandvisitHungary?

A.Takeahotspringbath.B.Visitplacesofinterest.

C.Seeseacoasts.D.WalkalongtheDanube.

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Fourteen-year-oldEtueniNasauandhistwo15-year-oldcousinstookofftoaneighbouringislandinasmall

boat.However,theirshorttripturnedouttobean800-mile,50-daydifficultexperience.

Soonaftertheyleft,thesmallboatranoutofitsgasandmovedawayfromnotonlytheneighbouringisland,

butalsoallland.Asnightfell,thethreekidsateafewfreshbananastheytookalongandhopedthatthingswould

getbetterinthemorning.

Buttheboatkeptgoingdayandnight.Duringtheday,theyfeltthesunwastoohot,whileatnightitwas

verywindyandrainy.Whileterrifying,itwasapresentfromnaturesinceitatleastprovidedthemwithfreshwater.

Food,however,washardtoget.Withthebananasgone,thethreeboystriedtheirbesttogetwhateverthey

couldfind.Everynowandthen,smallflyingfishwouldprovideameal.Theirbiggestmealduringthewholetime

wasabirdtheycaught,asitsatonthesideoftheboat.

Afewdaysbeforetheyweresaved,thingsgotevenworse.Therainsstopped,andthethreehadtodrink

someseawater.Luckily,adeep-seaboat,onitswaytoNewZealand,sawthelittleboat.Theseamenontheboat

drewcloserandsawthethreetiredboysmovinghandsfromonesidetotheother.

1.Howlongdidtheirtripturnouttobe?

A.20days.B.30days.C.40days.D.50days.

2.Whatdidthethreekidstakealongwiththem?

A.OrangesB.Bananas.C.Apples.D.Fish.

3.Whatwastheweatherlikeatnight?

A.Itwasveryhotanddry.B.Itwascloudyandwindy.

C.Itwasverywindyandrainy.D.Itwassunnyandcloudless.

4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thesmallboatranoutofitsgassoonaftertheyleft.

B.Afewdaysbeforetheyweresaved,thingsgotbetter.

C.Thethreeboystriedtheirbesttogetwhatevertheycouldfind.

D.Theseamansawthethreeboysintheend.

5.Whatisthebesttopicfbrthepassage?

A.AHardTripB.AnInterestingTrip

C.AnExcitingTripD.AnEnjoyableTrip

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©Thatfutureisalmosthere.Tthinkit'sgoingtohappen.Maybeintenyears...andhopefullymuch,much

faster/*saidSebastianThrunin2021.Atthattime,hisyoungcompanyKittyHawkCorporationwasworkingon

developingaflyingcarknownaseVTOL,orElectronicVerticalTake-OffandLandingvehicle（车辆j）.

②Flyingtoworkorschoolsoundsunbelievable.4tNotonlyisitfuntofly,buttherewouldneverbetraffic

again,becausetheskyisvery,verylarge,“saysThrun.HealsothinkseVTOLscouldbegreenerthancommoncars.

“Wegomuchfaster,wegoinastraightline,weflyonlessenergy,“hesays.

@Sofar,though,flyingcarshaven'ttakenoffasaproduct.Willtheirdaycome?Therearestillmany

problemstosolve.Theirhighpricemeansmostpeoplewon'tbeabletoaffordone.So,somecompaniesarc

developingthemasairtaxis（hatpeoplecouldpaytoride.Themainproblemwithflyingcarsissafety.Accidentsin

theairaredangeroustoboththepassengersandanyoneonthegroundbelow.TomakeeVTOLssafer,many

developersarcaimingtomakethemself^flying-nohumanpilotrequired.

©Anotherproblemisspace.Mostaircraft（飞机）needlongrunwaystotakeoffandland.Liftingstraightup

anddownlikeahelicopter（直升飞机）solvesthisproblem.ButeVTOLsstillneedspecialspaces,calledvertiports

（垂直起降机场）,fortake-offandlanding.Findingplacestoputthesecouldbetricky,especiallyincrowdedcities.

Butmaybesomecouldgoontopofbuildings.

@Whatdoyouthink?Wouldyouenjoyridingtoschoolortovisitafriendinaself-flyingtaxi?Areflying

carsagoodidea,orshouldwcfindotherwaystogetaroundinthenearfiiturc?

1.WhatisSebastianThrun'sopinionaboutthefiiturcofflyingcars?

A.Hethinksitwillneverhappen.

B.Hethinksitwillhappeninthenextcentury.

C.Heisnotsureaboutthefutureofflyingcars.

D.Hebelievesitwillhappenintenyearsandfaster.

2.Whyaresomecompaniesdevelopingflyingcarsasairtaxis?

A.Tosolvesafetyproblems.

B.Tomakethemcheaper.

C.Toprovideridesfbrpeople.

D.Tocompetewithcommoncars.

3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTachallengefbrthedevelopmentofflyingcarsaccordingtothepassage?

A.Highprice.B.Safety.

C.AirtrafficcongestionD.Take-offandlandingspace.

4.Whatisthepossiblestructureofthepassage?

A.IsaFlyingCarYourDreamCar?

B.WillFutureFlyingCarsNeedDrivers?

C.TheExcitingWorldofElcc:ricTaxis

D.TheHistoryofAirTravelTechnologies

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Couldyouimaginebeinginacardrivenbyacomputer,notahuman?Recently,Chinahasmadeabigstep

towardself-drivingtechnology.SinceAugust,driverlesstaxiscanrunonroadsinWuhan,Chongqingand

Shenzhen.

Whydowedevelopself^drivingcars?Self^drivingcarshavemanyadvantages.Theyusecomputerstosense

thethingsaroundthemandmakebetteruseofspace.Thismeansfewercrowdedroadsandbetterparkingofcars.

Fordisabledorblindpeople,sei^drivingcarscanalsohelpthemgetaroundmoreeasily.

AccordingtotheUSCentersfbrDiseaseControlandPrevention,eachyear,morethan1.35millionpeople

arekilledonroadsaroundtheworld.Manymorearehurtinaccidents.Seirdrivingcarscouldreduceroad

accidentsby90percentandsavegovernmentsalotofmoney.Themaincauseofcaraccidentsishumanerror.By

usingcomputers,self-drivingcarsdon'tmakepoordecisionsorloseattentionlikehumansdo.

Butself-drivingcarsaren'tperfect.Ifsomethingunexpectedontheroadhappens,scl件drivingcarscan't

reactasfastasahumandrivercan.Also,duringweathereventslikeheavysnow,self-drivingcarswouldbehardto

seethelinesontheroad.Itmightleadtoanaccident.

It'sclearthatthereisalotofworktodotomakeselTdrivingcarsacommonsightonourroads.AndChina

istakingtheleadinmakingthishappen.

I.Accordingtothepassage,itistodevelopself^drivingcarsfbrdisabledorblindpeople.

A.difficultB.creativeC.helpfulD.unnecessary

2.WhichisTRUEaboutsclf^drivingcars?

A.1.35millionpeoplearchurtonroadsaroundtheworldeveryyear,andself^drivingcarscanstopsomeroad

accidentsfromhappening.

B.Self-drivingcarswouldcause10roadaccidentsamong100ones.

C.Self-drivingcarsaregoodinanysituation,eveninterribleweatherconditions.

D.Seirdrivingcarscouldreducethenumberofroadaccidentsfrom100to10.

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“react“inthefourthparagraphmeaninChinese?

A.speedupB.makearesponseC.driveagainD.stop

4.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?

IPara.11

C.

5.Thepurposeofthepassageistotellus

A.howself^drivingcarswork

B.whysclf^drivingcarswereinvented

C.whatweshoulddotouseself^drivingcarssafely

D.thatselMrivingcarsbringbothconvenienceandproblems

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Twohigh-speedtraincompanies,EurostarandThalys,arejoiningforcestocreateasinglerailcompanythat

willservefivecountries（theUK.France,Belgium,theNetherlandsandGermany）acrossEuropeafterthe

EuropeanCommissionagreedonthemerger（合并）onTuesday.

Itwasfirstplannedin2019butthepandemic（大流彳j：病）causedticketsalestodropovernightin2020,

pushingbacktheproject.Bothcompaniesweregoingoutofbusiness.4iBymergingEurostarandThalys,weare

abletofacethechallengeoftheenvironmentalproblemsandthepandemic,,,presidentofFrenchtraincompany

SNCFGuillaumePepysaid.

PepyaddedthatthecreationofaEuropeanhigh-speedrailcompanygives18.5millionpassengersan

attractivealternative（可供选择的事物）totheroadandairtransport.KnownasProjectGreeniSpeed,oneofthe

goalsofthemergeristoincreasepassengernumbersto30millionayearby2030.Italsohopestousemoregreen

powerinitstrains.

SophieDutordoir,CEOofBelgianrailcompanySNCBandchainnanoftheboardforThalys,alsosaidthe

mergercouldonlybegoodfbrpassengers.4*Thismergerprojectisbasedonthecommonbeliefthattrainsarethe

fastest,easiestandsafestwaytotravelinEurope—nowmorethanever.Themainadvantagesfbrpassengerswill

bebetterschedulingandticketing.Itwillbeeasierfbrpassengerstc,fbrexample,takeaEurostarservicetoParis

thenconnectwithaThalysservicetotravelontoGermany.^^Intheftiture,therewouldalsobeservicesthatrunall

thewaythroughfromLondonservedbyEurostartocitiesservedbyThalys,includingCologneorFrankfiirt.But

allUKtravelerswillhavetopassthroughtheborder（边境）controlbeforegettingonthetrain.Itmeansthatthese

stationswillhavetoaddmanydataprocessingterminals(数据处理终端).Itwouldbeanarduoustaskandcould

takealongtimetocomplete.

I.WhathappenedtoEurostarandThalysin2020?

A.Theymergedintoonecompany.

B.Theyfacedseriousbusinessdifficulties.

C.Theybuiltanewhigh-speedrailwayacrossEurope.

D.TheyfailedtogetofficialsupportfromtheEuropeanCommission.

2.Whatisoneofthegoalsoftheproject?

A.Toincreasetrainspeedby18.5%.

B.ToofferfreeservicetoEuropeanpassengers.

C.Toserve30millionpassengersayearby2030.

D.ToproducegreenpowerforEuropeantraincompanies.

3.WhatdidSophiethinkoftheproject?

A.Itwillleadtonewenvironmentalproblems.

B.ItwillencouragemoreforeigntouriststovisitEurope.

C.ItwillimprovethedevelopmentofairtransportinEurope.

D.ItwillmaketraintraveleasierbetweenfiveEuropeancountries.

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"arduous“inthelastparagraphmean?

A.Difficult.B.Dangerous.C.Impossible.D.Perfect.

5.Whichcanbethebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.High-speedtrainsgogreen

B.HowtotravelaroundEurope

C.EurostarandThalysgohandinhand

D.High-speedtraincompaniesinthepandemic

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Whenyouareinanewplacecrtryingtofindyourwayaround,it'simportantandnecessarytoknowhowto

askfbrdirections.However,manyESL(EnglishasaSecondLanguage)learnersmayfinditquitechallengingto

askfbrdirectionsinEnglish.Don'tworry.Thispassagewillhelp.

Thefirstandmostimportantstepistostarttheconversationpolitely.Whenyouaskfbrdirections,theway

youmakeyourrequestcanmakeadifferencetothereplyyoureceive.Usingpoliteexpressionsshowsrespectfbr

thepersonyou'reasking.Thismakeshim/hermorelikelytohelpyou.Ifpossible,putonasmile.

Onceyou'vestartedtheconversation,you'dbetteraskfbrdirectionsbyusingsimplesentences.Herearcsome

Englishexpressionsfbryoutoaskfbrdirections.Combining（结合）themwithafriendlyattitudewillincreaseyour

chancesofreceivinghelpfuldirections.

Couldyoupleasetellmethewaytothebookshop?

Excuseme.Canyougivemedirectionstothishouse?

What'sthebestwaytoreachDonaldStreet?

Whenreceivingdirections,it'simportanttomakesurethatyou'veunderstoodthemcorrectlytoavoidgetting

lostortakingalongerpath.Youcanrepeatwhatthepersonhassaid.Askhimtorepeatcertaindetailsoraskfbr

furtlicrexplanation.Thisnotonlyshowsthatyoirvebeenlisteningcarefullybutalsoprovidesachancetocorrect

anymisunderstandings.Herearesomeexpressionstohelpyou,too.

LetmemakesureIunderstoodcorrectly;Ishouldturnleft,isthatright?

DidyousayIneedtotumleftatthecentralpark?

Woulditbepossiblefbryoutowritedownthedirectionsfbrme?

1.Whatdocstheauthorthinkofbeingpolite?

A.Easy.B.Possible.C.Common.D.Necessary.

2.Whatcanyoudotoincreaseyourchancesofgettingusefulinfbmation?

①Talkloudly.②Askpolitely③Usesimplesentences.④Listenasquietlyaspossible.

A.®®B.②③C.®®D.③④

3.Whydoestheauthoradvisethatwerepeatwhatwe'veheard?

A.Tomakesurewedon'tgetitwrong.B.Tocorrectthemistakesofothers.

C.Toletothersserveusbetter.D.Toaskfbrmoredetails.

4.Whatdocsthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Waystoavoidgettinglost.B.ReasonsfbrimprovingyourEnglish.

C.WaystoaskfbrdirectionsinEnglish.D.Stepsfbrproperuseofpoliteexpressions.

5.Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?

A.Auniversityintroduction.B.Asportsreport.

C.Asafetyhandbook.D.Aneducationalmagazine.

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Studentsusuallygotoschoolinditlerentways.Inourschool,moststudentsgettoschoolbetv/een7:30and

8:00inthemorning.Somearriveonfoot,andsometakethebus.However,eightypercentofthestudentsarrivein

theirparents'cars.Theentrance（入口）totheschooliscrowdedanddangerous.Ithinkcarsarcthemainproblem.

Ithinktherearcafewthingswecando.

First,weshouldencouragestudentstotakethebusorwalktoschool.Takingthebuscanhelpcutdownair

pollution.Walkingishealthier,too.Next,whatshouldparentsdoiftheirchildrenhavetocometoschoolbycar?I

thinktheirparentsshouldparktheircarsfarawayfromtheschoolentrance.Forexample,theycanparktheircarsat

theendofthestreet.Finally,inmyopinion,whenparentsparkdangerouslyinfrontoftheschoolentrance,they

willbepunishedandhavetopaysomemoney—afine（罚金）.Tliisway,theywillbecautiousandthinktwice

beforeparking.

Inaword,carsaremakingitdangerousfbrstudentstoentertheschoolsafely.Therefore（因此），encouraging

studentstowalktoschool,oraskingparentstoparkawayfromtheschoolgatecouldsolvethisproblem.

1.Whattimedomoststudentsinourschoolusuallygettoschool?

A.After8p.m.B.Before7a.m.

C.From7:30a.m.to8:00a.m.D.From7:30p.m.to8:00p.m.

2.Howdomostofthestudentsgo:oschoolaccordingtothetext?

A.Onfoot.B.Inthecar.C.Onthebus.D.Onthebike.

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“caulious"mean?

A.Careful.B.Careless.C.Wonderful.D.Impossible.

4.Howmanysuggestionsarementionedinthesecondparagraph（段落）?

A.2.B.3.C.4.D.5.

5.Whichcanbethebesttitle（标题）ofthistext?

A.WaystoArriveatSchool.

B.WaystoParkCarsattheSchoolGate.

C.WaystoSolvetheAirPollutionaroundtheSchool.

D.WaystoSolvetheTrafficProblemneartheSchoolGate.

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CulturalexpertssayShanxiishometothelargestnumberofancientbuildingsinChina.XuankongTemple

atHengshanMountiininHunyuanCountyisnodoubtoneofthemostwonderfulexamplesofsuchasaying.

Madeofwood,tilesandstonesduringthemid-NorthcrnWeiDynasty,thetempleismadeupoftwo

three-storypavilionsandayardlinkedbystaircasesandsteps.Thestaircasesandstepsarelinedalongthesurface

ofasheercliffrisi