Test 5-【沸腾英语】2024年新高考英语(阅+完+七选五+语法+续写)五项全练

五项全练 高 考 34 Test 5 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 The blue badge ( 徽章 ) programme allows certain groups of disabled people to park in parking restricted areas. For example, the blue badge enables disabled people to park free of charge and without time limit at on-street parking meters ( 停车计时器 ). Some London streets and other town centres don’t operate this programme. You should check whether the programme operates before parking with your blue badge. There is an online service called the blue badge parking map which can help you fi nd blue badge parking bays in 64 towns and cities across the UK. You can fi nd the map at www.direct.gov. uk/bluebadgemap. You may be able to get a blue badge if you are a driver or passenger who: • has a permanent and substantial disability which means you are unable to walk or walk only with considerable diffi culty. • has very severe upper limb disabilities (drivers only). • is a child under two who has a medical condition that requires them to be close to a motor vehicle for emergency medical treatment or if they need to have huge medical equipment transported with them. To apply for a blue badge in England and Wales, contact your local social services department. In Scotland, contact the chief executive or social work department of the local authority, and in Northern Ireland, the Department for Regional Development. There is a small fee. If you have a blue badge you may be able to get parking concessions ( 减价 ) when travelling in another country that also recognizes the badge. However, each country continues to determine its own set of parking concessions for which the badge can be used. ( ) 1. Who is the most likely to get a blue badge? A. A passenger who is blind in the both eyes. B. A driver who suffers from high lood pressure. C. A driver whose hand is badly burnt. D. A two-year-old child who has a cold. ( ) 2. With a blue badge, you can 　 　　. A. park your car in any place in L