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上海市普陀区2020-2021学年九年级上学期英语期末试题

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日期: 2024-11-08
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    What kind of hotel do you look for when you are on holiday? Someone may want a comfortable bed, enjoyable facilities or a convenient place to get close to transportation. The following hotels may offer a stay you won't soon forget if you want something out of the ordinary.

    If you are truly brave, you can spend the night in the world's deepest bedroom in a hotel called Silvermine in Sweden. After a guided tour of themine(矿井) located 155 metres underground, you're left alone with a basket of fresh food. In the morning, the guide returns with a delicious breakfast before you return to ground level.

    If you are fond of the ocean, the Poseidon Undersea Resort in Japan would be your choice. It is close to one of Fiji's rivers. Itboaststhe world's first seafloor rooms 12 meters below the surface of the ocean. By day, people enjoy golf, tennis and all kinds of water sports or learn to pilot a three-passengersubmarine (潜水艇) to explore the depth of the ocean.

    If you love nature, then consider a stay at the Ariau Towers Hotel. It's in rainforest beside Brazil'sNegro River(内格罗河) and has rooms built in the air 30meters above the ground. Overhead walkways connect the rooms to one another and a central dining room. From their rooms among the treetops, guests can see beautiful birds and flowers. And after having a delicious meal in the restaurant, they can enjoy sailing on the river.

    If you would like to experience the coldness of winter, Canada's Hotel de Glace could be the great favourite. It is built each year by using nearly 7000 kilograms of snow and 300 kilograms of ice. It has over 30 guest rooms. Nearly all of the furniture is made of ice. Inside the hotel, it's always -3℃ to -5℃. Only the bathrooms are heated. The hotel is only open during the coldest months of the year and accepts booking over the Internet.

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    Ifyou live on the streets with little food and money, what will you do with a bagfilled with snacks and nearly £500in cash in front of you? To most people, it would be a source of temptation(诱惑). Something that happened last month has made the actionsof the homeless Roy Kaufman out of the ordinary.

    Roysaw a1 on the front seat inside a parked car with itswindow down. He stood guard in the rain for a long time waiting for the ownerto2. Because of the coldness, he reachedinside and pulled the bag out. He hoped to find some cards with its owner'sname or phone numbers so that he could3 the driver. But he only discovered itcontained some bars of chocolates and £435in notes, with another £50in spare change beside it.

    Hethen took it to a nearby police station after leaving a note behind to let theowner know it was4. When the car's owner Mr. Andersonreturned to the car, he was shocked to find two policemen standing next to itand he was told what Roy Kaufman did.

    Mr.Anderson was later able to thank Mr. Roy for his5 and said, "I couldn't believe that theman never took a penny. The man has nothing and yet he didn't take the moneyfor himself. He thought about others instead of himself. It's unbelievable. Itjust proves there are6 men out there. "

    RoyKaufman's act drew much of the public's attention. He also won praise fromsocial media users after Mr. Anderson posted about the story on Facebook.

    NowMr. Anderson has set up an organization to raise money for other homelesspeople in the area. For Roy Kaufman, this is a possible life-changing chance.The story once again tells us that one good turn deserves another.

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Allen's FirstMarathon (马拉松)

    Oneof Allen's ankles was injured one month before his first time to compete in amarathon. This meant he could not run or train for two weeks. Yet, Allen madeup his mind to go ahead.

    Allenremembers back to his first year in the school. He was only seven at that time.In his first P. E. class, his teacher required them to run laps and then hit aball. He didn't do either well. He was later told that he was "notathletic"—he had no talent in sports.

    Theidea that he was not athletic went with him for years. When he started runningin his thirties, he realized running marathon was not about competition orwhether he was physically strong and active. He thought that _________.

    Thenight before his first marathon, he dreamed that he couldn't even find thefinish line. He woke up sweating (冒汗)and nervous, but ready to prove something to himself.

    Shortlyafter crossing the star line, his shoe laces (鞋带)became untied. So Allen stopped to tie them. Not the start he wanted!

    Atmile 3, Allen passed a sign: "GO FOR IT, RUNNERS!"

    Bymile 17, he became out of breath and the once injured ankle hurt badly. When hefelt the pain, he tried to slow down and walked a bit and then ran again.

    AsAllen approached mile 25—near the finish line, he saw his wife waving a sign toencourage him. She is Allen's biggest fan. She never minded the alarm clocksounding at 5 a.m. or questioned his money on running.

    Allenwas one of the final runners to finish. But he finished! And he also got amedal. In fact, he got the same medal as the one that the man who got in firstplace.

    Allenmade up his mind to be himself and moved forward. He can now call himself areal winner.

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