2018年秋季高中英语 Unit 3 A taste of English humour Period 4 Using Language课后阅读作业 新人教版必修4.docVIP

PAGE 7 - Unit 3 A taste of English humour Period 4 Using Language 课后阅读作业 Ⅰ. 阅读理解 A 　　While resting and entertaining yourself at home is cool, vacation is the perfect time to go out and travel. 　　You may have already booked tickets or joined a guided tour that promises to take you to sandy beaches and top traveling spots, but there is no need to despair if you can’t afford a long flight to a fancy destination. Traveling isn’t about spending money; it’s about having eye-opening experiences and collecting memories. Now, many students talk about traveling on a tight budget. Hitchhiking(免费搭便车)is the best way to experience it. 　　If you want to go hitchhiking, never make any plans. The more you plan things, the less fun you’re going to have. When you are putting yourself in the hands of strangers like that, you’ve got to be open to new experiences. 　　Hitchhiking is not only the most inexpensive means of transportation but also the most social one. You meet nice people and make friends. 　　Despite some risks, it is hoped to have more people join in hitchhiking. It would restore their trust in society, something that is decreasing, especially in cities. 　　When it comes to accepting lifts from strangers, risks cannot be avoided. Justin Brake is an experienced hitchhiker in the US. On his traveling blog he advises that you should always trust your gut(直觉)and use judgment. 　　Don’t get into a vehicle if you don’t feel right about it. Rely on your gut and make sure you talk to the driver through the window so that your gut has something to go on. Be sure to agree on the destination before you get into the car, and know where you are going to get out. 【语篇概述】如果你制订好了假期旅行计划, 而又为昂贵的花销感到困难重重, 不妨尝试一下“假期穷游搭便车”, 既能降低旅游成本, 又能结交朋友; 当然还要注意: 安全第一! 1. According to the passage, the purpose of traveling is______. A. to have a rest at home B. to spend money for entertainment C. to open eyes and increase memories D. to make new friends 【解析】选C。细节理解题。根据第二段的Traveling isn’t about spending