Disney world was built with children in mind. However, without proper planning, your dream visit to Disney World could become an endless problem. A few tips can help both you and your children enjoy the visit.

    Disney World needs a great deal of walking, and unless(除非)you arrive during the off-season, the lines are often quite long. That’s going to make your children tired and angry. So make sure the kids have comfortable shoes and bring a stroller(婴儿车)if you have a small child. Bring along some snacks such as fruit or biscuits for times when they get angry. As for waits in line, it helps to have a few small toys to keep your children busy.

    Disney World’s parks all have rides for young children. They also have rides children should not go on—usually because they are not safe. For situations in which adults want to go on a fast ride such as Space Mountain or the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Disney has a “child swap” system that allows your group to keep in line together—when you reach the ride, half of the group can take it while the rest stay with the children; then the groups exchange places. Think about each ride carefully and choose those you feel are best for your children.

    Besides, nothing is more important than safety inside the parks. Children can easily become lost among the crowded and finding them again may be a tough thing. So be careful to keep your children nearby and always watch their location.

51. If a child visits Disney World during the holidays,___________.

       A. he can go on rides that he likes

       B. he can’t visit all the parks

       C. he may wait in line for a long time

       D. he isn’t likely to have a comfortable lunch

52. The underlined word “swap” in Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to___________.

       A. line                   B. exchange                  C. stay                         D. care

53. Where can we most probably find this passage?

       A. In a research paper.                               B. In a school textbook.

       C. In a travel magazine.                              D. In a personal diary.

A: Good evening!

B: 　1  !

A: Mrs. Green, where 　2  you come from?

B: I 　3  America.

A: 　4  American?

B: Yes, I 　5  .

A: Where 　6  ?

B: I work in a middle school. I'm a teacher.

A: What 　7  ?

B: I teach English.

A: 　8  Chinese?

B: A little. Not much!

A: Do you like working in China?

B: Yes, I do. I like it 　9  .

The Chinese people are very friendly.

A: Do you have 　10  children?

B: Yes, I do. I have a son and two daughters.

A: Are they 　11 you in China?

B: Yes, they are.

A: Do they go to school in China?

B: Yes, they do.

A: Are you 　12  in 　13  school?

B: No, we aren't. They go to a different school. 　14  goodness!

(1)  A. Hello　　　   　　B. Excuse me

　　  C. How are you　 　　D. Good evening 

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(2) A. are　　　　  　　 B. is　

 　 C. do　　　　　　　  D. does 　　　

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(3) A. from　　　　　    B. come from

　　    C. am come from　　　D. am coming from　　　

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(4)  A. you are　    　　B. Do you an

　 C. Are you　　　    D. Are you a 　　　

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(5) A. do　　　　　　   B. am

 　C. don't　　   　　　D. am not 　　　

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(6)  A. do you work 　  　　B. you work

   C. are you work　　  　D. you are working 　　　

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(7)  A. are you teach　　　 B. do you teach

　　   C. are you teaching　　D. you teach 　　　　　　

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(8)  A. Are you speak　　　B. You speak

   C. Do you speak　 　　D. You can speak 　　　

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(9)  A. a lot　　　　 　　B. a little

 　C. not at all　　  　D. very 　　　

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(10)  A. some　　　　   　B. any

　　    C. a　　　　  　　　D. one 　　　

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(11)  A. and　　　　　    B. or

 　 C. with　　   　　　D. to 　　　

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(12)  A. both　　　　　   B. no

　　C. but　　　　    　D. all　　　

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(13)  A. the same　　　   B. same

　　C. different　　  　D. the different 　　　

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(14)  A. Thanks　　　　　 B. Thank

　　C. Thanks you　 　　D. Thank you 　　　

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