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[简答题]When Disneyland opened in 1955, it proved an instant success. Sixteen years later it spawned a bigger sister the 27,000-acre Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Tokyo Disneyland followed in 1983.
Then it was Europe’s turn. After weighing some 200 places across the continent, the company settled on a fantastic site near Paris which the French government was offering. For a bargain price, Disney bought nearly 5,000 acres, 20 miles east of the capital. Final contracts were signed in March 1987, and soon some 10,000 construction workers were digging and building and wiring and painting.
When I visited the site last August, it looked more like a battlefield than an amusement park. How, I wondered, would 150 million cubic feet of churned up earth become, within nine months, a resort containing Sleeping Beauty’s castle and 29 other attractions, 360,000 trees and shrubs, 20 bridges, six hotels, five swimming pools, 50 restaurants and snack bars, 100 shops, 1,051 robots and a M
[填空题]When you enter the gate of Disneyland you will see a sign hanging on the wall. There are some regulations you have to obey while enjoying the park:
We request that no food or beverages (饮料) be brought in Disneyland. A picnic area is located west of the main entrance for your convenience. Also, for the comfort of those around you, we request that there be no flash photography, eating or drinking in a pleasure ground. Guests with very young children may take turns enjoying these places.
As long as you follow the rules, you will have a very good time there.
What will you see when you enter Disneyland
On the wall you will see______
[单项选择]When was the University of Kuwait opened
A. In 1966.
B. In 1967.
C. In 1938.
D. In 1939.
[填空题]_____________(只是出于好奇) I opened her diary book when there was no one in her study.
[单项选择]When the New York Times officially opened its new headqua～ers in Times Square in 1904, owner Alfred Ochs not only convinced the city to rename the intersection formerly known as Longacre Square, but he also threw a grand party to commemorate the milestone. The New Year’s Eve soiree started with an all -day street festival, transitioned to a fireworks display ending with cheers at midnight from the crowd of more than 200,000. Previous New Year’s Eve celebrations typically took place outside of Old Trinity Church in Manhattan’s financial district. But by contemporary standards these weren’t parties at all because there was no ball.
Before the year 1904,New Year’s Eve celebrations usually took place
A. in Longacre Square.
B. in Times Square.
C. outside Old Trinity Church.
D. on the streets of Manhattan’s financial district.
[简答题]Tomorrow, when it came, proved to be Mack and cold, a day of pouring ram. As they filed through the narrow, crowded streets, that harsh Norman city presented no very cheering aspect. They were glad, at last, to find the waterside, to go out on the bridge and breathe the air in the great open space over the river, away from the clatter of cart-wheels and the hard voices and crafty faces of these townspeople, who seemed rough and unfriendly. From the bridge they looked up at the white chalk hills, the tops a blur of intense green under the low, lead-coloured sky. They watched the fleets of broad, deep-set fiver barges, coming and going under their feet, with tilted smoke-stacks. Only a little way up that river was Paris, the place where every doughboy meant to go; and as they leaned on the rail and looked down at the slow-flowing water, each one had in his mind a confused picture of what it would be like.
[单项选择]When the Art Gallery was being opened for the public, the Prime Minister was the first entering the gallery following other visitors.
A. was open to... entering the gallery followed with
B. was opened for... to enter the gallery following by
C. was opened to... to enter the gallery followed by
D. was to be opened for... entering the gallery followed with
[填空题]When Clinton opened his bag on the train, he found that he (forget)（）to put the clean shirts in.
