【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 find out transportation needs, as well as storage for coats, bags etc. Learn at least one thing on your visit. It is always good to take away something new from your visit.Plan breaks into your visit. When you walk around, standing here and studying exhibits there, you may bee very tired. So it is important to take breaks. A break is a good opportunity for you to think of what you have seen and what else you might want to do in museum. Take a friend or two. Visiting museums is always a lot more fun when you are with someone else. You can talk over what you’re seeing. A friend also brings another way of thinking when you talk about the exhibit. 49. According to the passage, we should first __________. A. do some research online B. make a plan for lunch C. decide on a museum to visit D. choose a friend to go with 50. To make our visit more interesting, we can __________. A. organize activities like special shows and talks B. read the stories about exhibits and benefactors C. learn about the interests of all age groups 51. If we visit a museum with friends, we can____. A. share the experience with them B. e up with strange ideas C. cut down the cost of the visit D. discuss the next visit plan人物故事類閱讀6. 閱讀理解Last summer, after 16 years in America, I travelled to Moscow where I grew up. I was the first in my family to return, Mom gave me a handdrawn map showing the location of my grandfather’s grave (墳?zāi)?. She asked me to visit it. I promised her it would be the first thing I’d do.But it wasn’t until a day before I was leaving that I found time to visit.By the entrance to the cemetery (公墓), a lady was selling flowers. She had only seven left. I bought them all, but it was then that I realized the map was lost and never found.I could call my mom. I t was already morning in New York.But the problem was that I had already told her I’d gone to the cemetery. What was I going to say? That I decided to go again but lost the map?Than I found the office. An old woman searched the records and found two Abraham Pikarskis with no further details.I set off to look for them, hoping that at least one would have a picture on the stone.I found the two graves. Both said Abraham Pikarski, no pictures, nothing else.Which grave was mine?I put three flowers on the grave in front of me and went back to the first one. I also put three flowers there.I stood there with last flower. Which Abraham Pikarski should it go to? Should I just discard it so that each Abraham Pikarski got an equal number? Finally, I put the flower on the grave. If this is really my grandfather’s, he got the most. If not, let this be a respect to the stranger.I flew home to New York the next day. When Mom saw me, she started crying.“Mom, it’s only been a week...”She said, “Son, thank you for visiting Grandfather’s grave. It really means so much to me. When you called and told me you went there, I thought you were just forting me. But this morning, my cousin called from Moscow, saying she saw your flowers on your grandpa’s grave.”Should I ask her how many flowers her cousin saw? Three or four?34. Why didn’t the writer call Mom for the location of his grandfather’s grave?A. Because it was midnight in New York.B. Because he found the handdrawn map.C. Because he didn’t want Mom to know be broke his promise.D. Because his mom didn’t know where Grandfather’s grave was.35. The writer’s mother cried because ________.A. she missed her father so muchB. she hadn’t seen her son for a weekC. the writer visited his grandfather’s grave for herD. the writer put four flowers on his grandfathers’ grave36. In which situation does the writer have no difficulty making a decision?A. How to deal with the last flower.B. Whether to visit his grandfather’s grave.C. Whether to phone Mom for the grave’s location.D. Whether to ask Mom how many flowers her cousin saw.37. This passage shows the writer’s character mostly through the use of ________.A. description of his thoughts and actionsB. his long dialogues with other peopleC. description of his looks and personalityD. other people’s thoughts about him科普知識(shí)類閱讀7. 閱讀理解Today there are many more fires than in the past. Over 100000 wildfires burn each year in America. Russia has 20000 to 35000 wildfires every year. Australia has on average 60000 each year. These fires destroy(損害) huge areas of forests and burn hundreds of homes.Many experts believe there are several reasons for this sudden increase in fires. The first reason is climate(氣候) change. Recent weather has been warmer and drier. This leads to dangerous fire conditions. When lightening strikes(發(fā)生雷電), dry grass easily catches fire. Hot winds add to the problem. The wind spreads a fire quickly. In 2010, Russia had the hottest and driest summer in a century. In just one month. 500 fires destroyed over 2000 homes. Some people lost their lives.Traditional firefighting practices are another reason for the increase in fires. In America, firefighters used to quickly put out every fire. They didn39。t allow the grass and trees to burn. As a result,