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B 提升能力
四、阅读理解。
Recently, “cloud tourism” has attracted(吸引)millions of people in China. “Cloud tourism” refers to a new form of travel that depends on high technology such as 5G and virtual reality(虚拟现实).
During the May Day Holiday, about 250 million people took an online tour by livestreaming(直播)on TikTok (the short video app). Taishan, a popular channel, livestreamed the sunrise at the top of Mount Tai on May 1st and attracted about 330,000 views.
China Daily made a survey of 2,000 people on “cloud tourism”. According to the survey results, 74.8% of them said they were willing to take an online tour and 59.79% said they had a good online travelling experience.
“I hate large crowds and long queues, which make me annoyed when visiting museums in person,” said Wang Bo, a museum lover in Beijing. “What’s more, ‘cloud tourism’ helps cut travelling cost and offers more tourist attractions.”
“Cloud tourism” has made huge contributions(贡献)to the local development and a rise in sales of cultural products after livestreaming shows, according to Xinhua News Agency.
(
A. About 500. B. About 800. C. About 1,200. D. About 1,500.
(
A. angry B. excited C. relaxed D. useless
(
A. It helps cut travelling cost.
B. It makes tourist attractions more crowded.
C. It offers more tourist attractions.
D. It increases the sales of cultural products.
(
A. In a poster. B. In a notice.
C. In a novel. D. In a newspaper.
四、阅读理解。
Recently, “cloud tourism” has attracted(吸引)millions of people in China. “Cloud tourism” refers to a new form of travel that depends on high technology such as 5G and virtual reality(虚拟现实).
During the May Day Holiday, about 250 million people took an online tour by livestreaming(直播)on TikTok (the short video app). Taishan, a popular channel, livestreamed the sunrise at the top of Mount Tai on May 1st and attracted about 330,000 views.
China Daily made a survey of 2,000 people on “cloud tourism”. According to the survey results, 74.8% of them said they were willing to take an online tour and 59.79% said they had a good online travelling experience.
“I hate large crowds and long queues, which make me annoyed when visiting museums in person,” said Wang Bo, a museum lover in Beijing. “What’s more, ‘cloud tourism’ helps cut travelling cost and offers more tourist attractions.”
“Cloud tourism” has made huge contributions(贡献)to the local development and a rise in sales of cultural products after livestreaming shows, according to Xinhua News Agency.
(
C
) 17. How many people had a good online travelling experience according to China Daily’s survey?A. About 500. B. About 800. C. About 1,200. D. About 1,500.
(
A
) 18. The underlined word “annoyed” probably meansA
in Paragraph 4.A. angry B. excited C. relaxed D. useless
(
B
) 19. Which of the following about “cloud tourism” is NOT true according to the passage?A. It helps cut travelling cost.
B. It makes tourist attractions more crowded.
C. It offers more tourist attractions.
D. It increases the sales of cultural products.
(
D
) 20. Where can we read the article?A. In a poster. B. In a notice.
C. In a novel. D. In a newspaper.
答案:
17-20.CABD
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