Test 18-【沸腾英语】2024年高二英语(阅+完+七选五+语法+续写)五项全练

五项全练 高 二 112 阅读理解第 部分一 第一节 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项 (A、B、C 和 D) 中，选出最佳选项。 A “Dancing, singing and eating: that is a powwow,” said Quisheima Brown, the president of the Native American Student Council (for NASC) at Utah State University (USU). “Powwows have always been a part of my life,” Brown said. “I’ve grown up around them, and they are a celebration of heritage.” The students have spent all year raising money to put on the event by selling the foods Native Americans once ate. “It’s about cultural preservation,” said Alina Begay, coordinator for NASC. “USU has less than 1 percent Native American, so we try really hard to get everyone involved.” Begay said that club’s goals are reminding everyone that Native Americans are still here. “We want to change the perception around Native Americans and let people know who we are,” Begay said. “We want to give knowledge to the community, and we take advantage of Native American Heritage Month,” said Teniya Sonny, public relations representative for NASC. “We have been hosting the weaving workshops and even perform how to weave.” From dancing to child performances, there is a lot going on during the powwow. “Everyone is welcome to come and have fun,” Begay said. “There’s a bit of culture around Native Americans that we don’t ask questions. We sit and watch and learn. Hopefully a lot of people will come and sit, watch and fi nd out the diversity of Native Americans.” A performance by the Cultural Ambassador Program from Blanding will happen. An Elders Dinner will also be held during the powwow. “The dinner isn’t just for tribe elders,” Begay said. “It’s for elders of any type of community to come and eat.” The USU powwow will continue at the Nelson Fieldhouse on campus with a program lasting all day. ( ) 1. Where does the money for the powwow come from? A. The dancing in the powwow. B. The donating from the NASC. C. The selling of traditional foods. D. The celebrating of the heritage. ( ) 2. Why