【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 D. take turns to treat each other in Australia 33. Which of the following can be the best title of this passage? A. Eating manners B. Drinking manners C. Table manners D. Country manners 34. The writer tells us the table manners in many countries in order to ________. A. attract us to these countries to enjoy foreign food B. help us behave in a polite manner in different countries C. teach us how to handle knives, forks and spoons D. make us able to express thanks to different hosts B 35. Mr and Mrs Wang are planning to visit the Wax Museum with their 14yearold son. How much will they pay at least? A. $51 B. $58 C. $ D. $80 36. Which is TRUE about the Adventure Parc? A. It provides safety equipment for adventurers. B. It is 7 years since the Green Challenge opened. C. It can test your history knowledge during your visit. D. It is free for you to visit the Adventure Pare. 37. Scenic Hinterland Day Tours is highly remended because of ① friendly tour guides ② delicious food ③ unfettable experiences ④ various choices A. ①②③ B. ②③④ C. ①③④ D. ①②④ C The brown bears at Helsinki 39。 s Korkeasaari Zoo received a particular treat, thanks to the generosity of a young boy. Twelveyearold Otso Riiali donated 200 euros to the zoo to give the bears new climbing trees, without which he thought they would be in danger. Otso, from the small town of Karjalohja west of Helsinki, says he saved up the money by selling 400 bottles of homemade berry juice with the help of his grandmother. It was hard work and my back hurt badly from all the bending in the forest while 1 was picking berries. said Otso. A visit to the bear shelter a few years ago drove Otso to bring some cheer to the animals, which he said didn39。 t seem energetic. Otso could have kept all he made by means of selling juice for himself, but he made a decision to give a part of it to help animals. Otso showed an unusual ability to act. He did not stop at seeing what a bad situation the bears were in. Instead, he began to act in a practical way and made it. The zoo gladly accepted Otso39。 s donation. However, bear caretaker Tiina Koivu mentioned that the bears39。 footdragging (步履蹣跚 ) at the time of Otso39。s visit was caused by the summer heat. It happens that the name Otso is also an old Finnish (芬蘭的 ) word for bear. 1 was born to be a bear lover. said Otso with a smile. 38. The underlined word euros in the first paragraph probably means a kind of ________. A. food B. tree C. animal D. money 39. According to the passage, all of the following words can be used to describe Otso39。 s quality EXCEPT ________. A. generous B. hardworking C. modest D. warmhearted 40. The right order (順序 ) of what happened to Otso is ________. ① The zoo accepted Otso39。 s donation with gladness. ② He made berry juice with the help of his grandmother. ③ He paid a visit to the bear shelter a few years ago. ④ He picked berries in the forest though it was hard. A. ②④③① B. ③④②① C. ④③①② D. ③④②① 41. What39。 s the main idea of the passage? A. Otso means bear in Finnish. B. Otso made a donation to help the bears. C. Otso could make berry juice. D. Otso should be respected by all of us. D The bank of England is making plans to introduce plastic banknotes to the UK. Paper notes, meaning pieces of paper money, have been used in England for more than 300 years, but replacing them with plastic ones could be better. Plastic notes were first introduced to Australia back in 1988. Since then other countries, including Romania, Vietnam, Mexico and Malaysia, have also begun using money made in this way. Fans of water sports, such as surfing, find this type of money more useful and easier, as they can take it with them in the water and won39。t worry that it will fall apart. It is also good for people who by mistake