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【正文】 ts meet in Sweden’s Lapland to build this beautiful creation. But does this hotel have any of the facilities you find in a regular hotel? Well, actually, yes. In fact, the Icehotel seems to have everything: the famous “Absolute IceBar”, an ice art exhibition and a cinema. It even has an ice sauna and spa to keep you warm. And, of course, you can enjoy the natural habitat that surrounds the hotel, There is a snowmobile safari which takes you across the snowfields. And if you’re feeling brave, you can drive the snowmobile yourself. The Icehotel is a real find. And, it’s not impossible to get to, either. There are flights and trains every day. If you’re travelling from London, it will take you only three and a half hours to get there. So, what are you waiting for? Just make sure you wrap up warm and take a thermal sleeping bag.32. Why did the author ask so many questions in Paragraph 1?A. To express his doubts. B. To introduce the main topic. C. To present his dream hotel. D. To pare different hotels. 33. According to the passage, “Arctic Hall” was actually used to .A. hold an exhibitionB. offer adventurous activitiesC. store paintings and materialsD. provide acmodation for visitors34. What is right about the Icehotel?A. It is open all the year round. B. It is located outside the Arctic Circle. C. It is designed by Swedish artists. D. It takes on a new look every year. 35. According to Paragraph 4, you can do many things in the Icehotel except .A. drink in the barB. enjoy ice sculpturesC. drive your car aroundD. see a film in the cinema【答案】3235 BADC第二節(jié) (共5小題。 the KitCat Clock. He conceived the feline(貓科的)—themed product in early 1932—tricky eyes, black wagging tail and all—but it wasn’t until the end of the decade when the depression began to lift that production of the clocks officially began. Originally, the smiling KitCat Clock were made entirely from metal, but as the popularity of manufacturing with plastic grew, the KitCat Clock soon followed suit. Two forepaws and a bow tie were added in the 1950s, and the wagging tail was made a little bit fashionable. Aside from these minor changes, however, the design remained largely unchanged from the time of its birth. Sadly, in the 1980s the KitCat Clock nearly went kaput—with motor manufacturing relocated offshore and batteries still in their infancy(幼兒期), it was difficult to keep the clock’s many parts moving. So, it was up to the makers to e up with a solution: a brand new, powerful piece of battery technology. With the KitCat Clock free to tick away another day, different colour options and sizes, and a lady version were eventually introduced, too. 24. Why did Earl Arnault design the KitCat Clock?A. To kill the time. B. To bring people pleasure. C. To present his designing ability. D. To encourage people to face the crisis bravely. 25. When was the KitCat Clock put into production?A. In the 1950s. B. In the 1980s. C. In the early 1930s. D. In the late 1930s. 26. What can we infer from Paragraph Three?A. The KitCat clock is made totally from plastic now. B. The KitCat clock has changed greatly since the 1950s. C. It was the new battery technology that saved the KitCat Clock. D. KitCat Clocks of different shapes can be bought on the market. 27. What’s the passage mainly about?A. The history of the KitCat Clock. B. The design of the KitCat Clock. C. The change of the KitCat Clock. D. The purpose of the KitCat Clock. 【答案】2427 BDCACI reached into the closet to unfasten the Belleek porcelain(瓷器) flower pinned to a red coat. From a navy blue jacket, I removed a dark green feather pin. I detached a sparkling diamond from the collar of a black jacket. Every coat and jacket of my mother was decorated with plementary jewelry. I was breaking up timehonored pairings because I had to, because she died one recent evening when she sat down to rest and never got up. So it was perfectly understandable that I put in my pocket the porcelain flower my father had sent her from boot camp when he was a young World War I Marine in Paris Island, South Carolina, but I still felt like a thief, stealing bits and pieces of my mother’s life. Like thieves, my sister Ellen and I were going through her private items. The treasures before me include surprises, like a lock of hair from my first haircut。17. How long has the speaker lived in a big city?A. One year. B. Ten years. C. Eighteen years. 18. Wha
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