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练习 42 语法填空＋阅读理解＋书面表达
Ⅰ.语法填空
2022·宁波十校联考 187词 ★★★☆☆
Every year on the last weekend in August around 1.5 million people go to west London to
take part in and enjoy one of the 1.________ (large) street parties in Europe, Notting Hill
Carnival. 2.________ a colorful group of dancers, a wide range of music and 3.________
atmosphere of fun and celebration，the carnival is not to be missed. The roots of the carnival date
back to 1833 4.________ slavery was abolished. In that year the former slaves in Trinidad, a
British colony in the Caribbean, took to the streets in celebration of their own carnival party with
music, dance and costumes. Soon it 5.________ (develop) into an important tradition throughout
the Caribbean. In 1959 the first carnival took place in the St Pancras area of London. For the next
few years, the Carnival 6.________ (celebrate) in different parts of London until it 7.________
(final) came to Notting Hill in 1964. In 2003 the Notting Hill Carnival received royal 8.________
(approve)，when it joined the parade 9.________ (mark) the Queen's 50th year on the throne (王
位). The Carnival shows the 10.________ (culture) diversity of modern London.
Ⅱ.阅读理解
2022·杭州模拟 说明文 286词 ★★★☆☆
Editor's note：
Blake is the China Representative for Wildaid, an environmental organization focused on
reducing demand for wildlife products. In his past 15 years living in China, he has witnessed the
changes of public attitudes and government policies about wildlife protection. In this interview, he
talks about wildlife consumption (消费) in China and the ongoing revision of China's Wildlife
Protection Law.
CGTN：How has COVID19 changed public attitudes towards wildlife consumption in
China?
Blake：Ever since the outbreak of COVID19 earlier this year, it's been something that I've
never seen on this scale before—the outpouring of public attention and discussion around
consumption of wildlife. Everybody was talking about ending wildlife consumption all over the
place. And we really need to revise our regulations and our relationships with nature and wildlife
consumption.
CGTN：What do you think of the criticism against China over wildlife consumption
following COVID19?
Blake: I think there's a lot of misunderstanding globally around the consumption of wildlife
in China. For one, wildlife consumption happens in every country. We all consume wildlife in one
form or another. So__it's__definitely__far__from__a__China__problem.But with the outbreak of this disease China acted incredibly fast to close down all sales of
wildlife. And China's working on updating its policies and regulations around this consumption.
And so that's really admirable.
But again, by China taking such strong action on this, it's not going to solve the problem
because it happens all over the world. We really need a global movement. We need to see these
live sales close down across the world.
CGTN: What are some of the challenges to wildlife protection in China?
Blake: A major challenge is that the industry around wildlife consumption is so vast and
varied. It involves tens of billions of dollars annually worth of production and consumption.
Millions of people's jobs and livelihoods are involved. And so it's a vast system. There's no easy
answer to really improving it in a quick way.
But I think that's one of the issues that need solving now in revising the wildlife protection
law and other regulations that I think we're going to see coming up soon.
CGTN: What will be some of the biggest changes to the WPL with the new revision?
Blake: The biggest change to the law on wildlife protection after these upcoming revisions
will be clarity on which species of wildlife can be consumed as food. Currently, there's a ban on
all of it right now until these regulations come out. But there will be a clarified list that states
which wildlife can be consumed as food.
1．What does the author really want to tell us by saying “So it's definitely far from a China
problem.”？
A.The wildlife protection really needs a global movement.
B．The wildlife consumption happens across the world now.
C．The criticism over China's wildlife consumption is wrong.
D.China's strong action can't solve the problem very well.
2．What does the underlined word “something” in paragraph 3 refer to?
A．Great attention to wildlife consumption.
B．The outbreak of COVID19 this year.
C．Much wildlife consumption in China.
D．China's Wildlife Protection Law.
3．Which of the following can be the best title for the text?
A．The Effects of the COVID－19 on Wildlife Consumption
B.The Challenges to Wildlife Protection All Over the World
C.CGTN's Interview with the China Representative for WTO
D.China's Wildlife Protection Law: What Changes to Look Forward to?
Ⅲ.书面表达
[2022·云南民族大学附中月考]假定你是李华，已高中毕业20年，今日从报纸上获悉母
校将要举行100周年校庆，你将要给你远在美国的高中同桌 Peter发一封100词左右的电子
邮件，相约一起回母校参加活动，要点如下：
1．问候昔日同桌，回忆同学友情；
2．校庆活动介绍；
3．捐设奖学金。
参考词汇：百年校庆100th anniversary celebration; 奖学金scholarship
Dear Peter，
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Yours，
Li Hua
