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1、2020年高考英语终极冲刺卷 全国卷（二）1. Denmark It is one big party for children in the land of Hans Christian Andersen: there are childrens sections in the best museums with any number of other attractions elsewhere. The whole family can enjoy a cycle ride anywhere in the country. Attractions Exploring Den Gamle B
2、y at Aarhus on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage. Wander around this 19th-century village consisting of original buildings (schools and houses), which have been rebuilt here. Andersens neighbourhood in his native city of Odense, where the streets are lined with beautiful little houses. One of these
3、is occupied by the Hans Christian Andersen Museum. Rosenborg Castle: in summer, picnic in the Kings grounds and watch a free puppet show. Tivoli Gardens: funfair rides and other attractions are scattered among the flower beds. BEST TIME TO GO The best time to visit Denmark is from May to the end of
4、August, when the temperatures are mild(温和的); the scenery is at its most beautiful and the days are longer. The rest of the year is cold and the nights are never-ending. Many places close from October to May. COST Denmarks hardly cheap, but its less expensive than its Scandinavian neighbours. Hotels,
5、 car hire, meals and supplies are subject to the 25% value-added tax. GETTING AROUND Denmark is ideal cycling land: there are many cycle lanes, and bikes can be rented almost anywhere and taken on trains, boats and buses. A large network of boats serves the islands, but you can reach the bigger isla
6、nds by road bridge - its expensive, as is car hire. Some good news: the motorways are free.1. Where should visitors go to watch old architecture?A.Den Gamle By.B.Andersens neighbourhood.C.Rosenborg Castle.D.Tivoli Gardens.2. What will happen in September in Denmark?A.It will become warmer.B.More vis
7、itors will come.C.Many places will be closed.D.The nights will last very long.3. What do we know about Denmark?A.Its cheap to rent a car.B.Its very easy to rent a bike.C.You cant take a bike onto a bus.D.Driving on the motorways is expensive.2. Ekaterina Dzalaeva is 83 years old, but she isnt retire
8、d. She has been delivering mail between the Russias districts of Mizur, Buron and Tsei for over 50 years. Now she has the title of Russias oldest postal worker. Her postal route covered a round trip distance of approximately 40 kilometres. Dzalaeva would do this six days a week. In recent times, she
9、 frequently gets lifts from passing cars to her destination and does not walk as far as she previously would. She says that she prefers to walk, as when she walks she chats and communicates with people. When the postwoman was in the ninth grade, she dropped out as there was no one to look after the
10、land and cut the hay(干草). She attempted to find work. It was during this period that the young Dzalaeva ended up landing a job at the post office. When I was a little girl, one senior man worked as a postman. And all the people were waiting for him. It was during the war. And I was among those who r
11、an towards him, she said. She hoped to be able to bring letters home to her family from her brother because she knew that would make them happy. When the towns mailman retired, she asked the manager to employ her and promised to do her best. She was hired and has been doing it ever since. When asked
12、 whether it is worth risking life to deliver the mail to remote mountain areas inhabited by bears and wolves, she said, Im not afraid of anything. If I die, Ill be with my brothers and parents. People say theres something after life. Im not so sure, but Id like to hope so.1. How did Dzalaeva deliver
13、 the mail?A. On foot.B. By bicycle.C. By getting a lift.D. By sharing a ride.2.What made Dzalaeva give up school?A. Being eager to find a job.B. Starting her own business.C. Loosing interest in learning.D. Helping support her family.3. Why did Dzalaeva expect to see the senior postman?A. To take ove
14、r his job.B. To hear from her brother.C. To please the manager.D. To learn about the war news.4. What can we learn about Dzalaeva?A. She is friendly and creative.B. She is stubborn and cautious.C. She is fearless and hard-working. D. She is careful and humorous.3. Many of us buy books, electronics a
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