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Ⅴ.七选五,补对话。
A. Can I walk there?
B. How far is it from here?
C. It's next to the building of Dazhou TV station.
D. It's on Jinlong Road.
E. It's opposite the building of Dazhou TV station.
F. Perhaps at 8 p. m.
G. How can I get there?
A: Excuse me, do you know where the Dazhou Museum is?
B: Sure. 1. D
A: Could you tell me how to go there?
B: Certainly. Go along this street and turn right at the third turning. Then walk until you see the building of Dazhou TV station. 2. E
A: Oh, you mean it's across from the building of Dazhou TV station?
B: Exactly.
A: 3. B
B: Two kilometers.
A: 4. A
B: No. You'd better take a taxi. It's fast and convenient.
A: Great! Oh, and one more thing. What time does the museum close?
B: 5. F You'd better ask for the detailed information in the museum.
A: Thank you very much.
B: You're welcome.

答案： 1.D 2.E 3.B 4.A 5.F

Ⅵ.阅读理解。
Imagine you live in a smart city. Everything you need—schools, cinemas and parks—is all within a 10-minute walk. Many countries around the world are carrying out ideas similar to “10-minute city”. They have either come up with plans or have made it a reality.
China
The idea of a “15-minute city” has been realized in China. In July, Zhangyan Village built a “happy community”. The community is a 1,500-square meter area with a cafeteria, an entertainment center, a health center, a post office, and a restroom. All are within a 15-minute walk. According to online magazine Sixth Tone, the city plans to make such communities for nearly 99 percent of locals by 2035. Other places are following this step. Thirty cities across the country will try out the idea of 15-minute communities in the future.
France
Anne Hidalgo is the mayor (市长) of Paris. She wants to turn Paris into a 15-minute city. City travel is a key of the plan. In 2020, Paris built 60 km of temporary (临时的) cycle paths. Now people can use those paths forever. Under her plan, Paris will get rid of (消除) 72 percent of its on-street parking spaces for cars. Green spaces, gardens and playgrounds will replace them. The city will turn busy crossings into squares as well.
The USA
Portland, a city in the state of Oregon, hopes to make 20-minute neighborhoods. People can reach places and services such as schools and parks by walking or biking for 20 minutes or less. According to the plan, about 11 percent of the city will be 20-minute neighborhoods. There will be more sidewalks (人行道) and greenway for bikes to ride.
1. You can find the following EXCEPT ______ in the community in Zhangyan Village in China.
A. a cafeteria
B. a school
C. a post office
D. a restroom
2. How many cities across China will try out the idea of 15-minute communities in the future?
A. 99.
B. 15.
C. 30.
D. 13.
3. Why does the mayor of Paris plan to get rid of 72 percent of on-street parking spaces for cars?
A. She wants to turn Paris into a 15-minute city.
B. The city will turn them into squares.
C. Green spaces, gardens and playgrounds will take the place of them.
D. Paris will build 60 km of temporary cycle paths.
4. It can take people ______ in Portland to get to schools and parks.
A. 20 minutes by car
B. 20 minutes on foot
C. more than 20 minutes by bike
D. 60 minutes by subway
5. Where is this passage most probably from?
A. In a science book.
B. In a travel guide.
C. In a picture book.
D. In a school magazine.

答案： 1.B 2.C 3.C 4.B 5.B