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【1】YoucanchooseTour1to________.A．takealookatthekitchenB．experiencetheCastleatnightC．visitthelargestguesthouseD．seeamovie【2】IfafathertakesTour2withhis3-year-oldson,howmuchwilltheypayA．＄20.B．＄25.C．＄30.D．＄40.【3】WhattimecanwebookticketsbycallingA．At8amonMondayinMarch.B．At9pmonTuesdayinMarch.C．At7amonFridayinSeptember.D．At6pmonSaturdayinOctober
SundayBakeshopinOakland,California,makesfoodsthatmixAmericanandAsiancultures.Therestaurantmakesfoodsthatarecookedorbakedinanoven.Manyofthemaresweet.Forexample,theshopsellssomethingcalledadimsumcookie.Itlookslikeasugarcookiebuthassesame(芝麻)seedsontopandsweetenedredbeansinside.DimsumisawordforCantonesefoodsfromsouthernChina.
ThedimsumcookieisElaineLau'swayofhonoringhergrandmotherwhowouldmakeakindoffoodthathadasimilartaste.Lau'srestaurantalsomakesChineseWhiteRabbitcandycookies.ThosesweetswouldnotbefoundinanybakeryinAsiabutareamixtureofAsianandWesternfoods.LausaidshespeakstoAsianAmericansandothersatherstore.Shesaid:“Wegetalotofcomments,forexample,‘Thecookiesarejustlikelittlelovelykittiesandpuppies.’‘OhthistookmebacktoseveralyearsagowhenIwasgrowingup.’”Sheaddedthatitwasnicetocreategoodmemoriesandfeelingswithherpastries(糕点)．
Bakeriesthatcombinethefeelingofgrowing-upAsiansandAmericanshavebeenopeningupmoreofteninrecentyears.TraditionalAsianingredientsarebeingmixedwithEuropeanorAmericanpastriesintosomethingnew.ThecreationsareawayforyoungAsianAmericanstocelebratetheiridentity.
“OldertraditionalAsianbakeriesmakefoodsthatimmigrantsmissfromtheirhomecountry.ThenewbakeriescelebrateAsiancultureandarepartofanaturalprogression，”saidRobertKu,whoisanAsianAmericanstudiesprofessoratBinghamtonUniversityinNewYorkstate.HealsowrotethebookDubiousGastronomy:TheCulturalPoliticsofEatingAsianintheUSA.
“Thebakersareshowingthattheirfoods,whichmixcultures,arejustasAmericanasapplepie.It'ssortoftheartisticsideofAsianAmericanidentitythat'softenignored，”Kusaid.“They'reinsteadreallytryingtofusethingstogether.”
32．WhatdoesLauthinkofherwork
A．Tiring.B．Demanding.C．Confusing.D．Rewarding.
33．WhataretheoldertraditionalAsianbakeriestryingtodo
A．Createanewwayofshowingtheiridentities.
B．CelebratetheAsiancultureinforeigncountries.
C．Remindtheimmigrantsoftheirhometownflavor.
D．IntroduceyoungAsianAmericanstonewculture.
34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fuse”inthelastparagraphmean
A．Combine.B．Improve.C．Invent.D．Consume.
35．Whatisthesuitabletitleforthetext
A．AsianAmericanCookiesBecomeAmerican'sFavoriteFood
B．VarietiesofNewAsianFoodsAreCreatedbyAmericanCooks
C．AsianAmericanBakeriesMixTogetherCulturestoCreateNewFoods
D．TraditionalAsianFoodBecomesPopularwithAmericanYoungPeople
Ragingwaters,California’sLargestWaterParkRagingwatersisCalifornia’slargestwaterparkandoneofthebestwaterparksintheUS.Withmanyslidesandattractions,andasandybeach,thereisalotoffunforguestsofallages.SpecialGuestsWewelcomedisabledguests.Guestswithspecialneedsmaycalltheparkat909-802-2200forinformationaboutridestheycantakeandattractionstheycanvisit.GeneralInformation◆FoodanddrinksRagingWatershasalotoffastfoodforgueststochoosefrom,suchashamburgers,Frenchfriesandsandwiches.Foodisservedthroughoutthepark.Nooutsidefoodordrinksareallowedinsidethepark.◆ChairsandumbrellasFreechairsandumbrellasareprovidedthroughoutthepark.Butyouarewelcometobringyourownchairandumbrella.◆SafetyandFirstAidDrivingisnotallowedinthepark.Norunninginthepark,please.Duringyourvisit,youwillbegivenafreelifejacket(救生衣).Over250trainedlifeguards(救生员)arehereforyoursafetyandservice.AndthereisaFirstAidStationintheparkthatcanprovideyouwithmedicalservice.
【1】WhichofthefollowingisTRUEA．Peoplehavetopaytorentalifejacket.B．Therearelessthan250lifeguardsintheparkC．Peoplecanbuyfastfoodallaroundthepark.D．Disabledpeoplearenotallowedtotaketheridesinthepark.【2】Guestsarenotallowedto________.①takeoutsidefoodintothepark②bringtheirownchair③runinthepark④walkonthesandybeachonrainydays⑤driveintheparkA．①②③B．③④⑤C．①③⑤D．②③④【3】Ifyoubecomeillinthepark,you________.A．havetowearalifejacketB．shouldcallthelifeguardC．cangetfreefoodD．cangetFirstAid【4】Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthatthepark________.A．paysmoreattentiontochildrenB．wantstomakesuretheirguestsaresafeintheparkC．isnotsuitableforpeopleover55yearsoldD．isopeneveryday
假使你叫李华，是高一学生，你所在学校和美国California州一所中学实施互派“exchangestudents”的友好合作项目，你家被定为“hostfamily”，一个名叫JohnStephenson的将在你家住三年。现在，请根据下面的提示，以李华的名义给JohnStephenson发一封e-mail，告诉他有关情况。提示1．得知他的到来全家人非常高兴。父母已为他准备好了一个房间，既可作卧室也可作书房。2．你们可以一起上学、锻炼身体、上网、参观访问，还可以互相学彼此的语言等。3．相信你们将对彼此的国家和人民有更多的了解，会一起度过一段美好的时光。4．词数100左右。
写作（共15分）假如你叫李华，你所在的学校和美国California州一所中学实施互派交换生（exchangestudents)的友好合作项目，你家被定为主人家庭（hostfamily)，一个名叫JohnStephenson的美国学生将在你家住三年。现在，请根据下面的提示，以李华的名义给JohnStephenson发一封E-mail,告诉他有关情况（1）得知他的到来，全家人非常高兴。父母已为他准备好了一个房间，既可作卧室也可作书房。（2）你们可以一起上学、锻炼身体、上网、参观访问，还可以互相学习彼此的语言等。（3）相信你们将对彼此的国家和人民有更多的了解，会一起度过一段美好的时光。
OlveraStreet
Itisan【1】place.ItisoneoftheoldeststreetsinLosAngeles.Onthestreet,youcangetMexicanfoodandmanythingsmadeinMexico.
Chinatown
TherearefineChineseshopsandrestaurantsalloverthetown.Andyoucanseelotsof【2】sign
LittleTokyo
ThereisasquarecalledtheJapaneseVillagePlaza.People【3】JapaneseHolidaysonthesquareallyearlong.
Ducemarket
Avery【4】market.Youcanbuybothgroceriesandflowersthere.
Hollywood
【5】madeherearepopularallovertheworld.
以下哪首歌曲具有动感流行音乐的特点？()
A、Bigbang《BangBangBang》
B、老鹰乐队《CaliforniaHotel》
C、卡朋特《YesterdayOncemore》
D、席琳·迪昂《MyHeartWillGoOn》
短文写作。
假使你叫李华，是高一学生，你所在学校和美国California州一所中学实施互派“exchangestudents”的友好合作项目，你家被定为“hostfamily”，一个名叫JohnStephenson的将在你家住三年。现在，请根据下面的提示，以李华的名义给JohnStephenson发一封e-mail，告诉他有关情况。提示：1、得知他的到来全家人非常高兴。父母已为他准备好了一个房间，既可作卧室也可作书房。2、你们可以一起上学、锻炼身体、上网、参观访问，还可以互相学彼此的语言等。3、相信你们将对彼此的国家和人民有更多的了解，会一起度过一段美好的时光DearJohn,Howhappymyfamilyarewhenweknow______________________________________________________________________________LookingforwardtoseeingyouYoursLiHua
听录音，回答以下问题：whatcanwelearnfromthenewsincaliforniaa.californiavoterssupportedsame-sexmarriage．b.marriagewasnewlydefinedasbeingbetweenamanandawoman．c.same-sexmarriagewasapprovedbystatelegislators．d.thenewdefinitionofmarriageneededtheapprovalofgayrightscampaigners．
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californiahaslaunchedanewcampaignknownasthedigitaltextbookinitiative.
startingthecomingfallsemesterwithhighschoolmathandscience,wewillbethefirststatenationwidetoprovideschoolswithastate-approvedlistofdigitaltextbooks,soproclaimedgovernorarnoldschwarzeneggerinjune,talkingabouthisprojectionandefforttoboostandinspireschoolstousematerialsavailableonlinewithoutpaying.hecontendsthatdigitaltextbookscanpresentthelatestinformation,lightentheloadofschoolbags,economizepaperandthereforelessendeforestation,renderlearningmorefunandinteractive,andaboveall,relieveschoolsoftheirconcernaboutfinances.inaddition,thestatehashadtomakeseverecutsinschoolexpenditurebecauseofdeepfinancialproblems.afterall,farbeyondsixmillionstudentsattendcaliforniapublicschools.
earlierthisyear,californiarecruitedanumberofcontentdeveloperstogatherandthenofferdigitalmathandsciencematerialsforhighschools.thesehadsatisfiedatleast90%ofthestateslearningrequirements.speciallytrainedteacherscanvassed16textbooksandapprovetenofthem,sixofwhichhavebeenpublishedbytheck12foundation,anon-profitgroupthathadbeendevelopingdigitalscienceandmathbooksforabouttwoyears.thefoundationpaidteachersandothereducationprofessionalstocompileandeditthemandthefundscamefromagroupbackedbythekhosiafamily.
californiacannotcompelschoolstoturntothedigitalbooksandsoleavetheoptiontoinpidualschooldistricts.susanmartimo,acaliforniadepartmentofeducationofficial,claimsshehasonlyadimanticipationofextensiveadoptionofdigitaltextbooksandherbestguessisthatsomeschoolswithalotoftechnologywillbethepioneerstousethem,butaccompaniedbytheirtraditionalbooks.
schooladministratorspointedoutthatthetextsmaybefreeonlinebutstudentsneedachanneltoaccessthemandnoteveryoneownsorpossessesacomputerorelectronicreader.furthermore,schoolscouldprintoutcopiesbutthatwouldnotsoundenvironmentally,andmorepracticallyspeaking,immensecostiscalledfortodisciplinethefacultytoutilizedigitaltextbookseffectively.
saystimjahnigen,acaliforniabusinessman.
determinedtosolvethisproblem,50createdanindestructiblez,xxkballcalledtheoneworldfutbol.
thestudyattheuniversityofcaliforniain2004madeadiscoverythat______.
ahowthebraindevelopsismoreimportantthanthesizeofthebrainitself
bthebrainstotalvolumehadagreaterinfluenceonintelligence
cthephysicalattributesofthebodydeterminehowsmartapersonis
dthevolumeofgraymatterincerebralcortexhadagreaterinfluenceonintelligence
californiaseemstobethehomeofthehomelesssincemanyareoftenobservedtrampingalongrailroadtracksandthroughthedowntownareasofthecities.a.roamingb.trimmingc.stealingd.stamping
inyoungcaliforniaduringthedaysofthegoldrush____________.a.peopleusuallyusedaropeasaweaponb.itwasverycommontohangpeoplewitharopec.goldminingareasweremeasuredbyminerswitharoped.laborerswereoftenwhippedwitharopeasapunishment
the1990reportofthecaliforniataskforcetopromotepersonalandsocialresponsibilityfinds______.accountsformorepersonalandsocialills.a)thelackofself-esteemb)thelackoflawc)thelackofmoneyd)thelackofeducation
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dr.linn'sworkwithcaliforniaschooldistrictsindicatedthatsomeversionofretrievalpracticetestingwasnot______tostudents.