2016秋季班第三周2010全国II卷阅读理解真题精读

1、秋季A 班第三周II 卷阅读理解【精读】 ）秋季A 班第三周II 卷阅读理解【精读】 ）JJremainssingle.JJstays或找到and/orAandk),Iwent(tofeed the family k),Iwent(tofeed the family takeaLearningEnglishisA(When I was six), Dad brought home dog (one day), (who was “Brownie”). My brothers and I all loved Brownie and did different things her). One o

2、f us would walk her, another would feed her, then there were baths, playing catch and many other games. Brownie, in return, loved each and one of us. One thing t most touched my heart) was td go) whoeverwas sick) and just be (with them). We always felt better (when she 眼泪 n.(One day), (as I was gett

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4、r food), she chewed up (咬破) one (of Dads shoes), (which had to be thrown away) ( he end). I knew (Dad would be mad) and (I had to let her know) (what she did) was wrong. (When I looked) (at her) and said, ”Bad girl,” she looked down (at the ground) and then went and hid. I saw a tear(inhereyes). Atu

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8、amilyA.Shewastreated(asamember)(oftheB.SheplayedgamesnyonesheC.ShewaslovedbyeverybodysheD.Shewenteverywherewiththe（1）符（2）符合出题A.s Somepeoplegotfrightened(byBrownie)whenshedB.C.rushedtoD.triedtobeWhichofthefollowingbestdescribesA.B.C.D.B抓我(Whenyourelying) (onthewhitesands) (oftheMexican Rivierathestre

9、sses (力) (of the world) seem a have(tofinishaway. Hey, stop! (Whenyourelying) (onthewhitesands) (oftheMexican Rivierathestresses (力) (of the world) seem a have(tofinishaway. Hey, stop! This is no vacations the problem (for travel writer and food critic) (评论家) Edie Jarolim. alwaysloved traveling anda

10、lwayslikedtoeat,butitneveroccurredto t I make ng both of those things,” Jarolim said. Now you can read her advice everywherein Artsand Antiques,in Brides, orin oneofherthreebooks,CompleteIdiotsTravelGuidetoMexicosBeachHer job ravel writing) began (some eight years ago). After getting a PhD Englishin

11、Canada,shetookatestforFrommerstravelguides,passedit,andgotjob. (After working) (at Frommers), Jarolim worked (for a while) (at Guides)(inLondon),thenFodors,(whereshefell)(soinlove)(oftheSouthwest)(oftheU.S.)tshemovedNow (as a travel writer), she spends one-third of her year on the road. The rest the

12、 time) is spent (completing her tasks) (writing reviews) (of restaurants) home)ucson,(As adventurous) (as the job sounds), information). Sure,itsgreat(towrite)hard part is fact-checking (all traction),butyoudbetterthelocal当地的museumhourscorrectoryoucouldreallyruinsomeoneseatman-eater climbthemountain

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16、hto the capital.And the growthapleasure-seekingmiddleclasshasformedthebasisforthisnewcraze热潮Since ski resort was opened ten years ago, the s enjoyed astonishing increase. There are now n a dozen resorts. Clothes cityhaveaddedbright coloredskisuits totheirer collections.Mr.Wei,aof a newly-opened ski

17、resort in Beijing,sees the growthof an t could lead to head for the ski resorts of Europe. In recent years ski resorts natural snow have opened in China. But many are in faraway areas of the country cantreallymatchtheequipmentandofsomeskiresortsinBeijings skiing craze is partly a result of the recen

18、t increase in private (私有的cars. This has led to the growth of a leisure he burbs (郊区tilthelate1990swereunreachabletoordinarypeople.AccordingtoMr.about 40% ofthe visitors to his resort heir own cars. The rest arebused in schools,overnment.The problem is making money. Starting ski resort requires quit

19、e a lot of hiring land from the ernment, preparing the hills, buying snow making sure there are enough water and electricity to run them, and buying equipmentforhiringouttocustomers.TheskiresortwhereMr.Weiworkscost$4m to set up. And, as so often in China when someone comes up good manyothers rushin

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