Unit4JourneyAcrossaVastLand

單元話題閱讀理解練習

（2023秋?寧夏銀川?高二?？茧A段練習）VVarrumbungleNationalPark

TravelsixhoursnorthwestofSydney,andyou'vereachedtheastronomycapitalofAustralia.Warrumbungle

NationalParkisanatureandstarlover'sdream.ThislandishometotheSouthernHemisphere'sfirstDarkSky

Park,whichmeansyoiTUbetreatedtonightsofnolightpollutionandoutofthisworldstargazing.Besides,the

Warrumbungleshasseveraladventuroushikes.TheBreadknifeandGrandHighTopswalkisconsideredoneof

thebestinAustralia!

KuRingGaiChaseNationalPark

KuRingGaiChaseisthesecondoldestnationalparkinAustralia.Welovethisparkforitsproximity（鄰近）

toSydney（aquick45minutedrivefromthecity）,significantAboriginal（澳大利亞土著的）sitesandbreathtaking

scenicviews.Therearcmanywalksyoucandohere.Youcanalsogokayaking（皮戈ij艇），stoppingatsomeofthe

secludedbeachesthatlinethepark.

BouddiNationalPark

LocatedontheCentralCoast.BouddiNationalParkisoneforbeautifullandscapesandbeaches.Just90

minutesfromSydney,Bouddiisahiddentreasure.Thebeautifulwa:ermakesthisparkanidealdestinationduring

summer,butitalsoprovidesafantasticpointforwhalewatchingoverthewinter.YoucanexperienceBouddi

NationalParkonadaytrip.Packyourpicnicgoodsandheadon（he8.5km（oneway）BouddiCoastalWalk一

it'llgiveyouaperfecttasteofthebestofwhattheparkhastooffer!

DorrigoNationalPark

AsaUNESCOWorldHeritageSite,DorrigoNationalParkisonetoexplore!Locatedjustshyoffourhours

fromByronBay,theparkispartoftheGondwanaRainforestsandhasbeenmadeovermillionsofyears.You'dbe

rightthentoexpectsomeofthemoststunningwaterfallshere.Foroneofthebestexperiences,headtothe

Skywalklookout.Thiselevatedwalkwaywilltakeyourightintotheheartoftherainforest,providingsoaring

views21metersovertherainforestallthewaytothecoast.

I.Ifyouwereafanofstargazing2ndhiking,whichparkwouldinterestyoumost?

A.BouddiNationalPark.B.DorrigoNationalPark.

C.WarrumbungleNationalPark.D.KuRingGaiChaseNationalPark.

2.WhatcanyouenjoyatBouddiNationalPark?

A.Goingkayaking.B.Watchingwhales.

C.VisitingAboriginalsites.D.Seeingbreathtakingwaterfalls.

3.WhatdoyouknowaboutDorrigoNationalPark?

A.ItistheoldestnationalparkinAustralia.B.ItoffersaperfectviewoftheGondwanaRainforests.

C.It'saboutfourhoursdrivefromSydney.D.It'sknownforadventuroushikesalongthecoast.

（2023秋?湖南岳陽?高二臨湘市第二中學校考階段練習）Astechnologycontinuestoevolve,museumsare

startingtoincorporate（并入）ittosupporttheiraimofpreservinghistory.

Today'smuseumsarelookingathowtheycanincludeapps,digitalinteractivityandvirtualreality（VR）in

theirexhibitions,toencouragefurthervisitorengagement.InItalyalone,overhalfofmuseumswereplanningto

introduceaugmentedreality（AR）,evenbefore（hedip（下降，衰退jinvisitornumbersduringthepandemic.

MultitouchscreensdeveloperZytronichascollaboratedwithitsclientsonprovidingsomeofthemost

interestinginnovationsintechnologyusedinmuseumsinrecentyears.

StoryoftheForest,NationalMuseumofSingapore

TheStoryoftheForestisagorgeousimmersiveartexhibition,basedintheNationalMuseumofSingapore.

Theinstallationutilizes（使用）69piecesofartfromthemuseum'smostprizedcollection,theWilLamFarquhar

CollectionofNaturalHistoryDrawings.Thesedrawingshavebeenturnedinto3Dinteractiveanimationsthrough

theuseofsomecreativetechnology.

CreatedbytcamLab,adigitalartcollectivefromJapan,theStoryoftheForesttakesyou,throughthe

colonial（殖民的）historyofSingapore,rightuptomodemday.Visitorscanwalkthroughtheexhibitionandview

thegorgeousanimateddrawings.Theinstallationbeginswithdarkness,theimagesslowlyrevealedasyouwalk

throughtheblackspace.

Theinteractiveelementisintroducedvia（經(jīng)由）anapp,downloadablefromtheAppleorGooglePlaystores.

Oncedownloaded,theappallowsyou（osnapaphotooftheanimateddrawingsanddiscoverfurtherinformation

abouttheanimalspictured.Theapphasasectiontitled“MyCollection''whereyoucanstoreimagesyouhave

takenandworktowardsdiscoveringalltheinteractiveelementsofdieexhibition.Youcanalsotakeacloserlook

ateachindividualanimalanddiscovermoreaboutitsraritylevelandspecies.

Thisdisplayfunctionsasakindofinteractivesafari,takingyouthroughvarioushabitats.Ithasbeena

permanentexhibitionalthemuseumsince2016,provingitspopularitywithvisitors!

4.Theunderlinedwordinparagraph4maymean?

A.Useful.B.Valueless.C.Ancient.D.Precious.

5.IfyouwanttointeractwiththeexhibitionStoryoftheForest,youneed.

A.buyaticketandwalkthroughtheblackspace

B.installanappthroughtheApplestore

C.clickascreenandtakepictures

D.downloadtheapp“MyCollection”

6.Accordingtothepassage,wecanknow.

A.mostmuseumsinItalyhavedecidedtouseARbeforethepandemic

B.youwillenjoytheStoryoftheForestthroughanapp

C.TheStoryoftheForestwillbetorndownafterthedisplay

D.Singaporeoncewasinvadedbyanothercountry

7.Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Technologyismakingexhibitionsmoreinteractive

B.Exhibitionsarebeingdigi（a.

C.Theinteractiveelementsinexhibitions

D.AnexhibitioninNationalMuseumofSingapore

（2023秋?新疆阿克蘇?高二?？茧A段練習）Manycenturiesago,allpeoplehadtogatherseedsandplantsto

eat.Theydidnotknowhowtofarmorraiseanimalsforfood.WecallthemtheStoneAgepeoplebecausethey

usedstonetoolsandweapons.

YoumayfeelsurprisedintheworldtodaytherearestillpeoplewholiveliketheStoneAgepeople.Theylive

intheplacesthatarchardtoreachBecausetheyhavemetfewpeoplefromtheoutsideworld,theydon'tknow

aboutmodeminventions.Theyhavenotlearnedwaysofdoingthingsfromothers.

For25,000years,groupsofpeoplehavelivedaloneinthemiddleofAustralia.Oneofthesegroupsisthe

Arantatribe（部落）.Theydonotknowhowtofarmandhowtoraisesheeporcattle.

TheAruntasspendmostoftheirtimesearchingforfoodandwater.Themenhuntanimalswithstonetipped

spears.Thewomenandchildrenlookforroots,seedsandnuts.Theyusestickstodiguptheroots.SeveralArunta

familieslivetogether.Theyhavenohouse.Atnight,theysleeparoundsmallfires.

NowotherpeoplearemovingintothecenterofAustralia.SoontheAruntaswillnolongerbeaStoneAge

people.

8.TheStoneAgepeoplearccalledsobecausethey.

A.gatheredseedsandplantstocatB.didn'tknowhewtofarm

C.usedstonetoolsandweaponsD.didn'traiseanimalsfbrfood

9.TheAruntatribehaslived,

A.inthemiddleofAfricaB.inthecenterofAustralia

C.togetherwithotherpeopleD.inpoorlybuilthouses

12.Ifyouwanttoknowwhythesunshines,whichshowshouldyouchoose?

A.TheDarkMattersshow.B.TheSkyLiveshow.

C.TheLivefrom（heSunshow.D.TheOneWorldOneSkyshow.

13.WhatdoweknowaboutiheMarylandScienceCenter?

A.Itchargesdifferentpricesforadultsandkids.

B.ItisregardedasthemostpopularmuseuminMaryland.

C.Itisamuseumwheretherearemanyfamousexhibitions.

D.Itismainlydesignedforchildrenandtheirfamiliestoplaytogether.

14.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?

A.Atravelplan.B.Anacademiccolumn.

C.Aneducationalmagazine.D.Anonlineadvertisement.

（2023秋云南大理?高二大理白族自治州民族中學?？奸_學考試）WhenIwasachildgrowingupin

Ohio,（hebutterflieswouldsometimespassthroughontheirwaytoMexico.Andiiwaswonderfultoseefootball

fieldsfullofthem-andIwantedtDrevisitthatonalargerscale（規(guī)模）.IknewIhadtogotoseethemigration

（遷徙）inMexico.

ButIwasonabudget.1didn'twanttorentacarinMexicoortakeabustoValledeBravo,thestartingpoint

formostbutterflyjourneys,soIcalledtheguysatTheMuddyBoot,travelexpertsinMexicowhocanmake

almostanythinghappenatareasonableprice.

Andso,onJanuary2,IfoundmyselfinTheMuddyBootvan（面包車），beingdrivenfbrtwohoursfrom

MexicoCity（oValledeBravo,alovelytownonavolcaniclakewhichisacentralpointfor（hebutterflyjourneys.

IbookedatwonightstayattheHotelRodavento,anallecofriendlyhotelwithindividualwoodenhouses

spreadingthroughouttheforestandaroundalake.

ThefirstreserveIvisitedwasPiedraHcrrada,apopulardestination,asitisonly40minutesawayfromValle

deBravo.Theclimbupistiring.Itisadvisabletohireahorse.Butthehorsecannottakeyoualltheway,and

thereissomehikinginthinair,soyoumustbepatient,drinkalotofwater,andbeinreasonablygoodshape.

Thewalkismorethanworthitthough.AsIstruggledtocatchmybreath,Ilookedupandlostmybreath

again.Atfirstglance,thetreeshadturnedintodifferentshapes,butoncloserlook,everyinchofthemwas

coveredwithbutterflies.

Afewflewthroughtheair（Mostofthemwerenotwarmenough）.Asthesunrose,theybegantoealive.

Soontheairwasfilledwithflyingbutterflies,transformingtheforestintosomethingmagicalandstraightoutofa

fairytale.

15.WhydidtheauthorchoosetolakeTheMuddyBootvan?

A.Shedidn'tlikeacar.B.Shepreferredtotravelalone.

C.Shewantedtosavesomemoney.D.Shehopedtoreachthedestinationearlier.

16.WhatcanwelearnaboutPiedraHerrada?

A.Itisaveryhighmountain.B.ItisfarfromValledeBravo.

C.Itisfullofwildanimals.D.Itisonlyaccessiblebyridingahorse.

17.Whatmadetheauthor'shikingworthwhile?

A.Beinghealthier.B.Breathinginfreshair.

C.Findingtreesofdifferentshapes.D.Seeingthebulierflymigration.

18.What（ypeofwritingis（hetext?

A.Anewsreport.B.Ascientificpaper.

C.Atraveldiary.D.Amercialadvertisement.

（2022秋?廣西玉林?高二校聯(lián)考期中）Fromamusementparkstodeliciouschocolatefactories,and

everythinginbetween,therearenumerousactivitiesandattractionstoofferexcitementandadventuretokidsand

bigkids!JusttakealookatthesefunplacesinGermany.

EuropaPark

LocaledinRust,insouthwesternGermany,EuropaParkisthesecondmostpopularthemeparkresort（度假勝

地jinEurope,followingDisneylandParis.Withmorethan100attractionsandshows,playinghereisundoubtedly

oneofthebestthingstodowithkidsinGermany.Whetherkidswanttosailwiththe44AfricanQueen”andhave

funbydiscoveringforeignanimals,orexperiencethe"4DMagicCinema"，theopportunitiesareendless.

FairyTaleRoad

AfamilytripalongFaiiyTaleRoadwillbeamagicaladventure.ThisisoneofGermany'smostattractive

driveswhichtakesyouthrough370milesofbeautifulcountiyside.Itinspiredmanyfairytaleswelovetoday.

Alongtheway,youwilldiscoversleepyvillagesandnumerousattractions.Andifyouplanyourvisitwell,you

mightevencatchanopenairperformanceofThePiedPiperinHamelnorCinderellainPolle.

NeuschwansteinCastle

IfyourkidsloveDisneymovies,theywillneverforgetatriptothepalacethatinspiredDisneyland's

SleepingBeautyCastle.LocatedintheBavarianAlps,NeuschwansteinCastleisoneofthetopattractionsin

Germany.ThecastlewasbuiltbyKingLudwigIIofBavariain1869entirelyfbrpleasure.Yourchildren's

imaginationswillrunwildastheydiscoverthemagicalrooms.Youcanalwayshoponacharminghorsedrawn

carriagetoreachthetop.

CologneChocolateMuseum

LetyourkidsgointotheworldofchocolateatthedeliciousChocolateMuseuminCologne.Theydon'tneed

agoldentickettomaketheirsweetdrcamsetrueinthis4,000squaremetcrchocolatewonderland.Therearenine

exhibitionareasthatallowvisitorstolearnaboutthecultureandhistoryofchocolate.Moreover,thereareplenty

ofdeliciouscakesandchocolatespecialtiestoenjoyatthemuseumcafe.Andbeforeyougo.ringuptocheckfor

yourreservations（預訂）.

19.What'sspecialaboutFairyTalcRoad?

A.Ithasagreatlandscapealongtheway.

B.Itonceattractedsomefamouswriters.

C.Itgivesfairytaleshowsallyearround.

D.Itallowskidstoenjoymodemcityplaygrounds.

20.WhatismentionedaboutNeuschwansteinCastle?

A.ItistheoldestpalaceinGermany.

B.Itwasbuilttoshowthestrengthofthecountry.

C.Itusedtobetheentertainmentplaceforroyalfamilies.

D.IthasbeenturnedintoDisneyland'sSleepingBeautyCastle.

21.Whichplacewillkidsprefertcvisitiftheyhaveasweettooth?

A.EuropaPark.B.FairyTalcRoad.

C.NeuschwansteinCastle.D.CologneChocolateMuseum.

（2023秋?上海?高二上海交大附中?？奸_學考試）EarlierthisyearItookatriptoEnglandandFranceto

goseesomefriends.Itwasawonderfultrip;Ireallylovedit.Butonethingthatstruckmewashowdifferentthese

culturesarefromourown.Iguessthiswouldstrikeanytravelerbecausethatisthefirstthingyounoticeanditis

whatmakestravelsoexciting.Ofcourse,theseculturesarcalsosimilartooursinmanyrespects,butit'sthe

differencesthatreallystandout.

Oneofthethingsthatstruckmeinparticularwasthedifferentattitudestowardssmoking.Asyouknow,

there'sagrowingantismokingseniimeniinEurope.However,whenIwenttoEnglandandFrance,Igotanew

perspectiveonthisissue.Peopleseemtosmokeanywhereandeverywhere,even（houghantismokingsignsareall

overpublicplaces.Ontheradio,IheardaboutamemberoftheWorldCupsoccerteamwhosmoked.Andpeople

wereactuallysaying,kvWell,heshouldnotbeontheteambecauseh/sabadexamplefbrourchildren?,Ithink,if

theywanttolookatbadexamplesfbrtheirchildren,theyshouldjustgooutonthestreet,orgointothesubways,

orlookinthemirror,even,becausesomanyofthemarcsmokinginveryinappropriateplaces.Ivisiteda

restaurantbuffetinLondonandsawanEnglishwomanscoopingupthefoodwithalitcigaretteinherhand.

Smokerisingintotheair.Actually,whenItalkedtoEnglishpeoplelater,theywereprettyshockedtoo,andthey

saidthatsmokinginarestaurantisrudeevenbyBritishstandards.

ThisdidnotgivemeabadimpressionofEnglishpeople.Itgaveme,onthecontrary,apositivefeeling

towardAmericansmokers.TherearcalotofAmericansmokerswhowillproclaimtheirrighttosmokewhenever

theywant,buttheywillfollowtherules,generally,becausetheyhaveconsiderationfornonsmokers.Sothis

experienceinEuropegavememoreofarespectforChiskindofsmoker.

22.WhatsurprisedthewriterduringhistriptoEnglandandFrance?

A.ThewonderfultriptoEnglandandFrance.

B.CulturaldifferencesihathenoticedduringhisIrip.

C.Similaritybetweenculturesstandsoutmorethandifferences.

D.GrowingantismokingviewsinEurope.

23.WhatdidthespeakerfindinEnglandandFranceaboutthesmokingissue?

A.Peoplediscussthesmokingissueontheradio.

B.Smokersarcallowedtosmokeanywhereandanytime.

C.Peopleareencouragedtosmokeininappropriateplaces.

D.Manysmokerspaynoattentiontothe"NoSn^oking^^signs.

24.Theword“sentiment“inthesecondparagraphmeans.

A.feelingB.movementC.offenseD.regulation

25.Whatkindofsmokersdoesthespeakerrespect?

A.ThosewhoarefromAmericaandEurope.B.Thosewhorespectothcrs,feelings.

C.Thosewhodefendtherighttosmoke.D.Thosewhosetrulesofsmokinginpublicplaces.

(2023春?廣東佛山?高二佛山市三水區(qū)三水中學?？茧A段練習)Theincreaseinprimate(靈長類動物)

ecotourismiscausingstressrelatedbehaviorsinmonkeys,accordingtoanewstudy.

Thestudy,ledbytheUniversityofPortsmouth,lookedtheeffectofasingleenginemotorboat

approachingamunityofproboscismonkeys.Thosemonkeysareunjsualwith(heirverylongnoses,whichmakes

themappealingtotourists.Andmanyoftheboatscarryingthetouristsapproach(heprimatesquicklyandloudly,

oftenreachingtheriverbanksjustafewmetersawayfromthewildkfe.

Theresearchersconductedtheexperimentbyapproachingthemonkeysinamotorboatwithdifferentspeeds

andtraveldistances——fastclosc(approachingthemonkeysfor10secondswhen40metersawayataspeedof14.

4km/hr),slowclose(approachingthemonkeyfor40secondswhen40metersawayataspeedof3.6km/hr),and

slowfarconditions(approachingthemonkeysfor20secondswhen100metersaway,ataspeedof3.6km/hr).

Theresultsshowedthatthemonkeysdisplayedstressrelatedbehaviorsforlongerinthefastcloseand

slowcloseconditionsandalsoreducedfeedingasaresultoftheboatapproachinginthefastclosecondition.Once

theboatstartedtoapproach,(heproboscismonkeysshowedrepeatedscratching(撓、搔)andoftenmovedquickly

backwardstohideinthetrees.Thiscouldpotentiallycausethemonkeystoleavetheirsafesleepingsitesandtogo

deepintotheforestasitgetsdark,wheretheycouldfaceahigherriskofpredation(捕食行為).

''Collectively,ourfindingssuggestthattheapproachofasinglemotorboatled(ostressinproboscis

monkeyswhentheywereapproachedascloselyas60metersfrom(heothersideoftheriver,regardlessofthe

speedofapproach,"saidDrMarinaDavilaRoss,leadauthorofthestudy.

Theresearchersthussuggestthatguidelinesforprimatetourismintheriversideareasshouldincludean

approachspeedofnomorethan4km/hrwithin100metersoftheproboscismonkeys.Theysuggestitisalso

importanttokeepadistance,preferablynocloserthan60metersaway,fromthemonkeys.

“Suchinformationmightbehelpfulfortourists,allowingthemtochangetheirbehaviorswhenvisitingthe

primatesandwhenencouragingguidestofollowtheguidelines,“DrDavilaRossadded.

26.What'sthepossiblereasonforchoosingproboscismonkeysasthestudysubjects?

A.Theyareveryattractivetotourists.

B.Theygenerallydonoharmtohumans.

C.Theyareputonthelinebythemotorboats.

D.Theyfrightentouristsawaywiththeirnoses.

27.Whatdidtheresearchers'experimentshowaboutproboscismonkeys?

A.Theyfoundtheslowcloseconditionmoststressful.

B.Theytendedtogohuntingwhenfacedwithdanger.

C.Theylosttheirsenseofsafetyat(hesoundofmotorboats.

D.Theylosttheirwayveryeasilyatthesightofmotorboats.

28.Whatdotheresearchersadvisetouriststodo?

A.Toapproachproboscismonkeyslessfrequently.

B.Toavoidgettingtooclosetoproboscismonkeys.

C.Toaskguidesformoreinformationaboutproboscismonkeys.

D.Tobehavethemselveswhiletryingtofeedproboscismonkeys.

(2022春?河南?高二臨潁縣第一高級中學校聯(lián)考階段練習)Though2021wasnotexactlytheyearof

jetsettingtravelthatwe'dhopedfbr,wchaveourfingerscrossedfbr2022.We'vehandpicked4incrediblehotels

withopeningsin2021and2022foryoutostayat—ordreamof—inthenewyear.

RockHouse,'FlirksandCaicos

Openedinspring2022,RockHouseissettobeoneofTurksandCaicos'mostluxuriousresorts,featuring46

plushMediterraneaninspiredcottagesoutfittedwithoceanfacingplungepools.

Theresortwillalsoboastaprivatebeach,aEuropcanstylebeachclub,luxuriousnaturetrailsanda

lOOfbotlongpool-thelargestinTurksandCaicos.

Ratesstartfrom$665.Visit:RockHouse,Tel:

TheReykjavikEDITION,Iceland

TheReykjavikEDITION,whichopenedonNovember9,gotthumbsupfromthedayitopened.Inside,

you'llfindastonishingvolcanicrockfloors,aluxuriousandasignaturerestaurantmanagedbyMichclinstarrcd

chefGunnarKarlGislason.IntypicalEDITIONfashion,its253roomsaremodernanddesigncentric,featuring

Icelandicartworkandfloorloceilingwindowsoverlookingthecity.

Ratesstartfrom$540.Visit:TheReykjavikEDITION,Tel:

WMelbourne,Australia

TheWMelbourne,whichopenedinFebruary,wasthefirstinternationalfivestarhoteltolaunchinAustralia

in2021—ahopefulsignthattourismmightsoonresumeDownUnder.

Il'sasluxuriousandmodemasyou'dexpectanyWHoteltobe,withanaddeddoseofMelbournecool.Its

294roomsareequallyexciting.

Ralesstartfrom$350.Visit:WMelbourne,Tel:

Korinkyo,Japan

gardcns.ThisntsawayfromoneofJapan'smostbeautifullandscapedgardcns.Thisminimalist(極簡主義者)

hotelthatopened(hisyearinIshikawaPrefectureisawonderofnature.Its18guestroomsare(hepictureof

Japaneseminimalismwithsimplewoodandstonefinishesandaneutraldesignpalette,allowingthesurrounding

naturevistastotakethespotlight.

Ratesstartfrom$320.Visit:Korinkyo,Tel:09738724

29.HowmuchwillyouspendatleastifyoustayatRockHouseforanight?

A.S320.B.$350.C.$540.D.$665.

30.WhatcanyoudotoknowmoreaboutKorinkyo,Japan?

A.Callat.B.VisitKorinkyo.C.Callat.D.VisitWMelbourne.

31.Whichhotelmayacmodatethemostguests?

A.RockHouse.B.TheReykjavikEDITION.C.WMelbourne.D.Korinkyo.

參考答案:

1.C2.B3.B

【導語】這是一篇應用文。文章主要介紹了四個國家公園的特色。

1.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段“ThislandishometotheSouthernHemisphere'sfirstDarkSkyPark,whichmeans

you'llbetreatedtonightsofnolightpollutionandoutofthisworldstargazing.Besides,theWarrumbungleshas

severaladventuroushikes.TheBreadknifeandGrandHighTopswa：kisconsideredoneofthebestir

Australia!（這片土地是南半球第一個黑暗天空公園的所在地，這意味著你將在沒有光污染的夜晚觀星。此外，

Warrumbungles有幾次冒險徒步旅行。面包刀和高頂步道被認為是澳大利亞最好的步道之一！廣可知，如果

你喜歡觀星和徒步旅行，WarrumbungleNationalPark會讓你最感興趣。故選C。

2.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)倒數(shù)第二段"Thebeautifulwatermakesthisparkanidealdestinationduringsummer,butit

alsoprovidesafantasticpointforwhalewatchingoverthewinter.（美麗的海水使這個公園成為夏季的理想目的

地，《日它也為冬天的觀鯨提供了一個絕佳的地點）“可知，在BouddiNationalPark你能看鯨魚.故選Be

3.推理判斷題。根據(jù)最后一段“LocatedjustshyoffourhoursfromByronBay,theparkispartoftheGondwana

Rainforestsandhasbeenmadeovermillionsofyears.You'dberigh:thentoexpectsomeofthemoststunning

waterfallshere.Foroneofthebestexperiences,headtotheSkywalklookout.Thiselevatedwalkwaywilltake

yourightintotheheartoftherainforest,providingsoaringviews21metersovertherainforestallthewaytothe

coast.（該公園距離拜倫灣只有不到4小時的路程，是岡瓦納熱帶雨林的一部分，已經(jīng)形成了數(shù)百萬年。那

么你就可以期待這里的一些最令人驚嘆的瀑布了。想要最好的體驗之一，就去天空步道瞭望臺。這條高架

步道將帶您直接進入雨林的中心，從21米的高空俯瞰雨林，一直到海岸）“可知，Dorrig。NationalPark是

岡瓦納熱帶雨林的一部分，可以看到一些最令人驚嘆的瀑布，高空俯瞰雨林和海岸景色，可得出Dorrigo

NationalPark提供了岡瓦納雨林的完美景色。故選B。

4.D5.B6.D7.A

【導語】本文是一篇說明文。文章介紹了隨行技術的不斷發(fā)展，博物館開始將其納入保護歷史的目標中。

今天的博物館正在研究如何在展覽中加入應用程序、數(shù)字互動和虛擬現(xiàn)實，以鼓勵更多的游客參與。一個

華麗的沉浸式藝術展覽《森林的故事》正在新加坡國家博物館舉行。

4.詞句猜測題。根據(jù)劃線詞所在句“Theinstallationutilizes（使用）69piecesofartfromthemuseum'smost

prizedcollection,theWilliamFarquharCollectionofNaturalHistor/Drawings/這個裝置使用了博物館最

prized的收藏——威廉?法夸爾自然歷史繪畫收藏中的69件藝術品）”及常識可知，博物館的展覽新技術一般

是應用到最珍貴的收藏品上的。由此口J知，劃線詞prized與precious（珍貴的）意思一致。故選D。

5.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)倒數(shù)第二段中的"Theinteractiveelementisintroducedvia（經(jīng)由）anapp,downloadable

from（heAppleorGooglePlaystores4互動元素是通過應用程序引入的，可從蘋果或谷歌Play商店）”可知，

如果你想要與展覽“森林的故事“互動，你需要通過蘋果商店安裝一個應用程序。故選B。

6.推理判斷題。根據(jù)第五段中的“CreatedbyteamLab,adigitalartcollectivefromJapan,theStoryoftheForest

takesyou,throughthecolonial（殖民的）historyofSingapore,rightuptomodernday.（“森林的故事”由來自口本

的數(shù)字藝術團體teamLab創(chuàng)作，帶你穿越新加坡的殖民歷史，直到現(xiàn)代）”可知，新加坡有殖民歷史。由此

推知，新加坡曾經(jīng)被另一個國家侵略過。故選D。

7.主旨大意題。根據(jù)第二段中的"Today'smuseumsarclookingathowtheycanincludeapps,digitalinteractivity

andvirtualreality（VR）intheirexhibitions,toencouragefurthervisitorengagement.（今天的博物館正在研究如

何在展覽中加入應用程序、數(shù)字互動和虛擬現(xiàn)實（VR）,以鼓勵更多的游客參與）”和第四段中的“TheSloryof

theForestisagorgeousimmersiveartexhibition,basedintheNationalMuseumofSingapore.。'森林的故事”是

一個華麗的沉浸式藝術展覽，位于新加坡國家博物館）”及最后一段“Thisdisplayfunctionsasakindof

interactivesafari,takingyouthroughvarioushabitats.Ithasbeenapermanentexhibitionatthemuseumsince

2016,provingitspopularitywithvisitors!（這個展示就像一種互動的野生動物園，帶你穿越各種棲息地。自

2016年以來，它一直是博物館的常設展覽，證明了它在游客中的受歡迎程度!）”可知，文章以一個正在新加

坡國家博物館舉行的華麗的沉浸式藝術展覽《森林的故事》為例，講述了科技使展覽更具互動性。由此可

知，A.Technologyismakingexhibitionsmoreinteractive適合作本文最佳標題。故選A。

8.C9.B10.A11.D

【導語】本文是說明文。主要講述了在澳大利亞中部，還有一個部落的人像石器時代的人那樣生活著。

8.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段的“WccallthemtheStoneAgepeoplebecausetheyusedstonetoolsandweapons.

（我們稱他們?yōu)槭鲿r代的人，因為他們使用石器工具和武器。戶可知，被稱為石器時代的人是因為他們

使用石頭工具和武器。故選C。

9.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第三段的“For25,000years,groupsofpeoplehavelivedaloneinthemiddleofAustralia.

OneofthesegroupsistheAruntatribe（部落）.（2萬五千年來，一群人獨自生活在澳大利亞中部。其中一個部

落是阿蘭達人部落）”可知，阿蘭達人部落在澳大利亞中部生活，故選B。

10.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段的“Becausetheyhavemetfewpeoplefromtheoutsideworld,theydon'tknow

aboutmoderninventions.Theyhavenotlearnedwaysofdoingthingsfromothers.（因為他們很少遇到來自外部

世界的人，所以他們不知道現(xiàn)代發(fā)明。他們還沒有從別人那里學會做事的方法。）可知，因為他們還沒有從

別人那里學到新的方法，阿蘭達人仍然以他們以前的方式生活。故選A。

11.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“NowotherpeoplearemovingintothecenterofAustralia.SoontheAruntaswill

nolongerbeaStoneAgepeople.（J%,其他人正在向澳大利亞的中心地區(qū)遷移。很快，阿蘭達人將不再是

石器時代的人。）“可知，阿蘭達人遲早會改變他們的生活方式。故選D。

12.C13.A14.D

【導語】本文是一篇應用文。是為MarylandScienceCenter做的一則廣告，這是一個集娛樂與教育于一身

的旅游去處。

12.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)小標題TheDavisPlanelaiMum（天文館）中的“TheLivefromtheSunshowwill（eachyou

allaboutthehotsun.（《來自太陽的直播》節(jié)目