Unit 2 Travelling Around 单元话题阅读理解练习-2025-2026学年高一英语人教版必修第一册

Unit 2 Travelling Around 单元话题阅读理解练习 Unit 2 Travelling Around单元话题：旅游观光 本资料共10篇专题训练，从上到下依次按照难度分为基础语篇巩固练和重难语篇提升练 基础语篇巩固练 Each street tells its own story. These streets are famous for their history, culture, or special charm, making them symbols of their cities. Champs-Élysées Paris’s Champs-Élysées is one of the world’s most beautiful streets. Lined with cafés and shops, it connects the Arc de Triomphe to busy Parisian neighborhoods. Visitors love walking here and taking photos of the grand monument at its western end. Lombard Street Built in 1922, San Francisco’s Lombard Street is famous for its eight sharp turns on a steep hill. To make driving safer, people must drive very slowly(just 8k m/h!). Driving or walking down this zigzag road feels like a fun adventure and offers great views of the city. Abbey Road In London, Abbey Road became famous after The Beatles took a photo here for their 1969 album. Fans still visit the crosswalk to copy the band’s pose. Look out for messages fans write on the street’s walls! Santa Monica Boulevard This sunny Los Angeles street stretches from West Hollywood to the Pacific Ocean. With palm trees and restaurants, it ends at the Santa Monica Pier. It’s hard to imagine this lively area was once just empty railroad tracks until the 1980s! Fifth Avenue New York’s Fifth Avenue is a shopping paradise. Luxury stores like Gucci and Tiffany & Co. attract fashion lovers. Movie fans might recognize Tiffany’s from Breakfast at Tiffany’s, where Audrey Hepburn’s character eats breakfast outside the store. 1．Which street is known for its sharp turns? A．Champs-Élysées. B．Lombard Street. C．Abbey Road. D．Santa Monica Boulevard. 2．What is a feature of Santa Monica Boulevard? A．It changed from an old railroad track. B．It attracts luxury shoppers worldwide. C．It gained fame from a band album cover. D．It connects a grand monument to neighborhoods. 3．What is the purpose of this text? A．To compare old and new streets. B．To introduce some famous streets. C．To tell the history of street development. D．To give advice on travelling famous streets. Chase Travel shared its first list of destinations, which are based on the leisure travel brand’s booking trends and in-house expert views, to provide some inspiration for early international travel in 2025. The list features global destinations from coastal Vietnam to mainland Greece, as well as rising domestic (国内的) spots. Antwerp, Belgium Europe’s design center is less than an hour from Brussels by train and just 90 minutes from Bruges, making the location a solid starting point for exploring. Besides, its lively art scene and popular dining spots provide a great deal of enjoyment and rich experiences upon arrival. Athens Riviera, Greece This seemingly long-kept secret of this coastal treasure is out. With beaches, ancient ruins and a growing hotel scene, Chase Travel data shows that the 35-mile stretch of coast known as the Athens Riviera is becoming the city’s second center. Bahia, Brazil This cultural hot spot, a perfect low-key alternative to the lively party scene of Rio, is filled with Afro-Brazilian influences in its booming restaurant scene with unique mixture of pre-Columbian, Portuguese and African dishes, plus amazing natural landscapes. Big Sky, Montana For domestic travel, this super ski destination during winter has everything from large space to expensive accommodations that awaits travelers in 2025. With the Montana vacation spot in its final stage of a 10-year project, Big Sky is among the top ski destinations in North America. 1．What makes Antwerp a good place for exploration? A．Its convenient location. B．Its perfect coastal scenery. C．Its expensive accommodation. D．Its incredible natural landscape. 2．What is special about Bahia’s dishes? A．They are famous for hotpot. B．They focus on low-calorie dishes. C．They are based on Asian cooking style. D．They feature unique combination of dishes. 3．Which of the following tourist destinations is perfect for skiing enthusiasts? A．Bahia, Brazil. B．Big Sky, Montana. C．Antwerp, Belgium. D．Athens Riviera, Greece. Summer is very hot in many parts of China. But Guizhou Province is cool and comfortable, like a natural air conditioner (空调). Here are four great cities in Guizhou to escape the heat. Guiyang People know it as “Cool Guiyang”. The average summer temperature is about 23℃ degrees. More than half the city is covered by forests. In Qianling Park, a large green space in the city, you can see monkeys and even visit pandas! Other places such as Kaiyang and Qingzhen also have lovely natural views. Anshun It is famous for its many waterfalls. The summer temperature is around 21℃ degrees. It is so cool that people do not need air conditioning, and sometimes they need to wear long sleeves in the morning. The huge Huangguoshu Waterfall is very exciting and breathtaking. Liupanshui It is called the “Cool City of China”. Summer temperatures stay around 20℃ degrees. The air is fresh and clean because it is high in the mountains. People can visit large grasslands and forests. It is easy to reach by train, and many people go back year after year. Bijie It is well-known for its beautiful flowers, birds and caves. Weining county, whose average summer temperature is about 19℃ degrees, has a large lake where many birds live, including special black-necked cranes. 1．Where can visitors see pandas? A．In Qianling Park. B．In Kaiyang. C．In Qingzhen. D．In Weining. 2．Which place has the lowest average temperature in summer? A．Guiyang. B．Anshun. C．Weining. D．Liupanshui. 3．What is the main purpose of this text? A．To describe Guizhou’s summer weather. B．To show Guizhou’s importance in China. C．To explain why Guizhou is cool in summer. D．To introduce four cool summer cities in Guizhou. Thanks to its proximity (邻近) to England, its successful tourism industry and its multicultural population, Edinburgh is quite a special city in Scotland. Edinburgh simply makes it with culture during its long holiday season. What draws visitors most is its famous festivals in the summer, which fill the city with tourists from all over the world. Along with the tourists, Edinburgh has lots of students. They bring energy and variety to the culture of the city. Although this can be overwhelming (令人不知所措) at times, if you open your arms to the good that it brings you can get so much out of the city. The Cycling Gardeners are a part of the local community. By being totally dependent on bikes for transport, we are limited to working within the city centre. We have made life a bit easier on ourselves by using electric bikes, and we often beat cars in traffic and have no problem finding places to park. We have a great congregate team spirit which is very important. Whenever you go there from May to September, you will likely meet both sunshine and rain. But the wet weather can be dealt with by helping each other out, spending time in the many local cafes, meeting up with your friends and having a good discussion about the rain! Without doubt, my favourite place in Edinburgh is the Meadows Park. I was born in the hospital overlooking it and grew up in buildings around it. Many of my childhood days were spent there. I met my wife there and it is where I take my young son to play. I have the happiest memories of building snowmen when the snow comes down. I really hope that this winter brings good snow so I can retrospect my own childhood with my son! 1．What does Edinburgh attract visitors most? A．Its long history. B．Its beautiful scenery. C．Its famous festivals. D．Its comfortable weather. 2．What can we infer about the Cycling Gardeners from the passage? A．They prefer driving cars to riding bikes. B．They often have trouble finding parking spots. C．Their main work area is located outside the city centre. D．Their work efficiency is improved by using electric bikes. 3．What does the underlined word “retrospect” most likely mean in the last paragraph? A．Review. B．Revise. C．Record. D．Remove. 4．Which would be the best title for this passage? A．The History of Edinburgh. B．A Local’s Loving View of Edinburgh. C．Edinburgh’s Transportation Problems. D．The Famous Festivals in Edinburgh. Philadelphia, often referred to as Philly, is a major city located along the Delaware River in Pennsylvania, a state in the northeastern United States. Founded in the 1680s by an Englishman William Penn, who also planned its layout (布局), the city was named Philadelphia — a word Penn understood to mean “city of brotherly love” in Greek. Philadelphia served as the nation’s capital from 1785 to 1790. Earlier, it was the capital of the American colonies (殖民地) during most of the Revolutionary War against Britain. Philadelphia became the central meeting place for the “Founding Fathers” who created the United States government. The buildings where they worked can be seen today in an area called the Old City, or Independence National Historical Park. The main building is Independence Hall. That was where colonial leaders declared independence and later debated the creation of a government. Near the park stands National Liberty (自由) Museum, housing over ninety paintings and sculptures, which represent the idea that liberty is a freedom that is easily broken. Several blocks away lies National Constitution (美国宪法) Center, a privately operated nonprofit museum that opened its doors in Philadelphia on July 4, 2003. The museum was created to increase public recognition of the Constitution, its history and its importance today. Visitors here are presented with the idea that the most important part of American constitutional democracy (立宪民主) is the individual citizen. Philadelphia also offers plenty for visitors who are less concerned about history and more concerned about their stomachs. There are many food choices for foodies, including a typical sandwich — the Philly cheesesteak, usually made of thin pieces of meat covered with cheese, offered with onions and other toppings and served on a long roll. And where can the best Philly cheesestaak be found? That question is the subject of much debate—one way to settle it: try them all and decide for yourself! 1．What did William Penn do with Philadelphia? A．He designed it in person. B．He named it with his language. C．He ruined it and rebuilt it. D．He brought in Greek traditions. 2．What does paragraph 2 focus on about Philadelphia? A．Its historical unrest. B．Its main attractions. C．Its architecture style. D．Its historical place. 3．Why was National Constitution Center founded? A．To increase profits for a private museum. B．To honor the makers of the Constitution. C．To educate visitors about the Constitution. D．To collect opinions from ordinary citizens. 4．What does the author want to do through the debate in the last paragraph? A．Doubt the local food. B．Make an invitation to visitors. C．Introduce a food recipe. D．Remind visitors to watch out for danger. German Sinologist Martin Woesler, who has devoted years to Chinese literature, recently visited Dunhuang, a historic Silk Road city in Gansu Province, China. His trip, part of attending the meeting — the Fourth Dialogue on Exchanges Among Civilizations (文明), became an unforgettable cultural discovery. Beforehand, Woesler had learned Dunhuang’s role as a desert oasis (绿洲), a treasure house of art, and crossroads of Silk Road cultures. Yet seeing it firsthand amazed him. Standing in front of the Mogao Grottoes, he was attracted by the mixed cultures in Cave 285. There, Greek gods Apollo and Diana, Chinese stories about Fuxi and Nyuwa, Indian Buddhist flying figures, and Daoist immortal beings all appear together in frescoes (壁画).“Different traditions come together here to make a 1,000-year-old wonder,” he said, amazed by Dunhuang’s spirit of inclusiveness. Woesler’s journey with Chinese culture began 38 years ago in his hometown of Münster, Germany, when a Chinese poem at a poetry reading awakened his curiosity. He devoted himself to narrowing the cultural gap between China and Germany. Then he studied at Peking University and spent over thirty years in China. As a translator and educator, he launched workshops to promote Chinese literature in Germany, aiming to address the imbalance in cultural translation — where far fewer Chinese works reach German readers compared to foreign ones in Chinese. Dunhuang’s experience also inspired his thoughts on digital-age dialogue. He believes technologies like digital protection and virtual (虚拟的) exhibitions can make ancient treasures accessible, helping people welcome differences with openness. “We can achieve win-win progress only by learning from each other,” he notes, stressing how Dunhuang’s age-old wisdom holds the key to modern global harmony. As his trip ended, Woesler carried away more than memories — he got renewed confidence in the power of civilizational dialogue. “Dunhuang is not just a place; it’s a lesson in how diversity can create something timeless,” he concludes, hoping its spirit will guide modern efforts to build a more connected world. 1．Why did Woesler visit Dunhuang? A．To explore the ancient Silk Road. B．To take part in a cultural exchange activity. C．To study the role of Dunhuang as a desert oasis. D．To launch cultural workshops on Chinese literature. 2．What impressed Woesler in Cave 285? A．The mystery of Chinese stories. B．The larger collection of foreign artworks. C．The peaceful coexistence of diverse cultures. D．The advanced digital protection technologies applied. 3．What did Woesler do to bridge China-German cultural divides? A．He translated German literature into Chinese. B．He promoted Chinese literature in Germany. C．He set up art workshops in Peking University. D．He teamed with educators to explore Chinese culture. 4．What can be the best title for the text? A．The History of the Silk Road Art Treasures B．Digital Technology: Renewing Ancient Dunhuang C．A Journey to Dunhuang: Discovering Cultural Mix D．Martin Woesler’s Lifelong Study of Chinese Culture Budapest, the capital of the central European country of Hungary, boasts a history with over 2,000 years old. The city’s name combines those of “Buda”, “Obuda” and “Pest”, once separate towns on either side of the Danube River. In 1873, these towns were unified and their names combined into one. Budapest’s World Heritage site comprises several distinct areas. These include the Castle District, the Banks of the Danube, Gellert Hill and Andrassy Avenue. At each of these locations, you can explore history, art and culture. One great way of doing so is through guided walking tours. Some of these tours are free, led by local people. Or, if you prefer something that’s faster-paced and easier on the legs, try a Segway tour! For a fantastic view of Budapest, climb to the top of the Bell Tower in Matthias Church. Or take a walk to the top of the castle itself for another great view. On both sides of the famous Danube River, the Banks of the Danube offer many points of interest. The opposing riverbanks, each graced with historic streets and beautiful buildings, are connected by many attractive bridges. Gellert Hill, rising 235 meters above the city, features the Citadel Fortress and Hungary’s own Statue of Liberty. Most of the hill is a nature reserve with parks, lawns and playgrounds. Take a break and try a chimney cake, a sweet, chimney-shaped Hungarian specialty. Then beneath the Avenue, ride the Millennium Underground railway, Europe’s oldest subway. If you should be tired of exploring Budapest by land, take a boat ride. Not only can you float on the famous Danube River, you can also listen to live Gypsy music and eat lunch or dinner on board. The ride isn’t cheap, but the views of the city are priceless. 1．Which one is NOT on the list of World Heritage site? A．The Castle District. B．Danube Avenue. C．Banks of the Danube. D．Gellert Hill. 2．What is the advantage of a Segway tour? A．A tourist spends less money. B．It is slower-paced. C．A tourist doesn’t have to walk a lot. D．It is led by experts. 3．What can be learned about the Millennium Underground railway? A．It is the oldest in Europe. B．It is very expensive. C．The chimney cake is sold there. D．Gypsy music is played there. 4．Where does this text most possibly come from? A．A tourist map. B．A biography. C．A travel magazine. D．A scientific research. Tourism has always been one of the most powerful tools for human connection. It brings together people, cultures and ideas, building bridges where there were once borders. Today, as we look toward a future shaped by change and innovation, in many ways, AI is offering changing possibility for the tourism industry. In the tourism, AI strengthens effectiveness, availability and inclusiveness (包容). For example, we are using AI to aid regional learning through our Tourism Online Academy, which offers more than 70 courses in five languages. A new AI-powered guider adjusts its communicating style based on learners’ countries and languages. This means a Colombian student receives content adapted to Colombian Spanish, making tourism education more available and more human. Similarly, we are also applying AI-driven chatbots to support workers in tourism-taxi drivers, tour guides and hotel staff who often don’t have time or access to traditional training. Through platforms like WhatsApp, they can now study in small periods, receive daily lessons, and earn certificates supported by UN Tourism and national governments. These innovations are creating new opportunities for further learning in tourism. AI is also becoming a valuable tool for “destination management”. By studying visitor flows, travel preferences and busy seasons through AI, local governments can better prepare for challenges like overcrowding and over-tourism. This data-driven decision-making allows for smarter marketing strategies, improved infrastructure (基础设施) planning, and finally, better visitor experiences and outcomes for local people. However, it’s important to note that technology is not here to replace people. It is here to improve human creativity and help people to make better decisions. A human plus AI is stronger than either alone. When used responsibly, AI can help tourism professionals tell richer stories, engage various audiences in their native languages, and advertise destinations with greater cultural awareness. 1．Why does the author mention the Colombian student? A．To highlight human connection. B．To illustrate the convenience of AI. C．To recommend the AI-powered guider. D．To showcase the importance of education. 2．How do AI-driven chatbots benefit workers in tourism? A．By hiring more working staff. B．By creating work opportunities. C．By providing official certificates. D．By offering snack-sized learning chances. 3．What’s the function of AI in handling over-tourism? A．Monitoring tourist flows. B．Improving infrastructure. C．Making decisions for visitors D．Adjusting tourists’ preferences. 4．Which of the following is the best title for the text? A．AI: A New Trend in Tourism Learning B．Tourism: A Tool for Human Connection C．AI: A Transformation in Tourism Industry D．Tourism: A Bridge for Cultural Exchange 重难语篇提升练 Expedition company Adventures Overland is hoping you’ll say yes to its newly organized bus trip, which will ferry travelers from the Indian metropolis of Delhi to the U. K. capital of London — no airplanes involved. Described as the “first-ever hop-on/hop-off bus service” between the two destinations, Bus to London will ferry 20 passengers on a modified luxury bus, inspired in part by the Hippie Trail buses that crisscrossed the world in the 1950s and 1960s. The bus will cross 18 countries over a period of 70 days, with passengers hopping off to marvel at the pagodas of Myanmar, hike the Great Wall of China and wander historic cities including Moscow and Prague. Adventures Overland was founded by entrepreneurs and enthusiastic travelers Tushar Agarwal and Sanjay Madan. Agarwal tells CNN Travel the idea was inspired by an incredible solo drive from London to Delhi he did back in 2010. “It is an absolutely fantastic journey,” he says. Since founding Adventures Overland, Agarwal and Madan have organized three India-to-London expeditions, in which travelers bring their own cars and travel in a convoy. The duo (搭档) has also organized driving trips across snowy Iceland and over frozen lakes in Russia. The inaugural Bus to London journey was originally set to take place in mid-2021, COVID-19 restrictions pending. “The best time to do this journey is between April and June, because that’s when the weather is favorable to start the journey from India through to Myanmar, and to cross the high mountains of China and Kyrgyzstan,” explains Agarwal. This road trip doesn’t come cheap — Agarwal says it will cost around $20,000, but you can opt to just do part of the journey, which is divided into four legs. Plus, you can pick whether you want to start in the U. K. or India — once the bus reaches London, outward passengers will travel back by air and the vehicle will turn back around, kick-starting a return journey with a new group of 20 travelers. “This is a tried and tested route,” says Agarwal, who stresses it’s designed to be as safe as possible, adding that local guides also join the party as each border is crossed to assist with travel logistics (后勤). 1．What cannot be learned from Paragraph 2? A．The number of passengers. B．The countries along the route. C．The time span of the whole journey. D．The expenses of the journey. 2．What experience inspired Agarwal to come up with the idea? A．His traveling experience abroad. B．His solo drive from London to Delhi. C．His friends’ suggestion. D．His terrible driving experience. 3．Which statement is not suitable according to the last paragraph? A．The price of the travel route is costly. B．Passengers must take the whole journey. C．The safety problems are considered cautiously. D．Travel guides will assist passengers with travel affairs. 4．What’s probably the main idea of the passage? A．An inspiring travel idea. B．A guide to European travel. C．An amazing bus. D．A travel halfway across the world by bus. American internet personality IShowSpeed (Darren Watkins Jr.) recently attracted global audiences with his lively tour of China, visiting Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, and Shenzhen. His spontaneous reactions — from admiring Shanghai’s futuristic skyline to humorously handling spicy hotpot in Chongqing — offered millions a relatable, humanized glimpse of modern China. Viral moments like dancing with local children or chatting with street vendors in broken Mandarin contrasted sharply with fixed Western media portrayals (描述), showcasing a lively society where ancient traditions coexist with technological innovation. The trip underscored China’s growing appeal as a destination for global citizens. Major cities boast advanced infrastructure, including high-speed railways and efficient public transit, while maintaining affordability in daily expenses like dining and healthcare. Urban safety remains a prominent feature, with crime rates in metropolises like Shanghai far lower than in comparable Western cities. Additionally, China’s digital ecosystem — cashless payments, instant delivery services, and super-apps like WeChat — provides unmatched convenience, changing lifestyles for residents and visitors alike. Cultural contrasts also came into focus. Unlike Western individualism, Chinese society emphasizes collective harmony, influencing workplace dynamics and social interactions. The digital landscape differs too: while global platforms remain unavailable, local alternatives like Douyin (TikTok’s Chinese version) and WeChat dominate daily life. Walkable urban design and strong public transit further distinguish Chinese cities from car-dependent Western hubs, promoting healthier, eco-friendly living. Equally striking is China’s shared dining culture, where shared meals foster connection—a sharp departure from individual-focused Western norms. IShowSpeed’s journey sparked fresh dialogue about China’s global image. For many young viewers abroad, his authentic interactions with locals and spontaneous exploration humanized a nation often reduced to political stereotypes (刻板印象). As cross-cultural exchanges recover post-pandemic, China is increasingly seen not just as an economic leader but as a dynamic, welcoming destination for innovators, students, and creatives. While challenges persist — such as adapting to China’s unique internet environment — the country’s blend of tradition and modernity continues to redefine global perceptions, proving its story is richer and more complex than many once believed. 1．What can we infer from IShowSpeed’s interactions with locals? A．They reinforced negative Western stereotypes of China. B．They provided an authentic view different from media descriptions. C．They showed China’s lack of technological innovation. D．They focused only on traditional Chinese culture. 2．What is highlighted as a standout feature of Chinese urban safety? A．Lower crime rates in metropolises like Shanghai. B．Higher crime rates than Western cities. C．Strict police control in all cities. D．Zero tolerance for street vendors. 3．How has IShowSpeed’s trip influenced global perceptions of China? A．It made China appear less welcoming to visitors. B．It emphasized China’s political issues over culture. C．It humanized China beyond political stereotypes. D．It highlighted China’s economic challenges. 4．What is the main idea of the passage? A．The challenges of traveling in China as a foreigner. B．How IShowSpeed became popular through his China tour. C．The differences between Chinese and Western dining cultures. D．China’s modern image and cultural contrasts shown via IShowSpeed’s trip. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Unit 2 Travelling Around 单元话题阅读理解练习 Unit 2 Travelling Around单元话题：旅游观光 本资料共10篇专题训练，从上到下依次按照难度分为基础语篇巩固练和重难语篇提升练 基础语篇巩固练 Each street tells its own story. These streets are famous for their history, culture, or special charm, making them symbols of their cities. Champs-Élysées Paris’s Champs-Élysées is one of the world’s most beautiful streets. Lined with cafés and shops, it connects the Arc de Triomphe to busy Parisian neighborhoods. Visitors love walking here and taking photos of the grand monument at its western end. Lombard Street Built in 1922, San Francisco’s Lombard Street is famous for its eight sharp turns on a steep hill. To make driving safer, people must drive very slowly(just 8k m/h!). Driving or walking down this zigzag road feels like a fun adventure and offers great views of the city. Abbey Road In London, Abbey Road became famous after The Beatles took a photo here for their 1969 album. Fans still visit the crosswalk to copy the band’s pose. Look out for messages fans write on the street’s walls! Santa Monica Boulevard This sunny Los Angeles street stretches from West Hollywood to the Pacific Ocean. With palm trees and restaurants, it ends at the Santa Monica Pier. It’s hard to imagine this lively area was once just empty railroad tracks until the 1980s! Fifth Avenue New York’s Fifth Avenue is a shopping paradise. Luxury stores like Gucci and Tiffany & Co. attract fashion lovers. Movie fans might recognize Tiffany’s from Breakfast at Tiffany’s, where Audrey Hepburn’s character eats breakfast outside the store. 1．Which street is known for its sharp turns? A．Champs-Élysées. B．Lombard Street. C．Abbey Road. D．Santa Monica Boulevard. 2．What is a feature of Santa Monica Boulevard? A．It changed from an old railroad track. B．It attracts luxury shoppers worldwide. C．It gained fame from a band album cover. D．It connects a grand monument to neighborhoods. 3．What is the purpose of this text? A．To compare old and new streets. B．To introduce some famous streets. C．To tell the history of street development. D．To give advice on travelling famous streets. 【答案】1．B 2．A 3．B 【导语】这是一篇应用文。文章主要介绍了五条著名街道的特色。 1．细节理解题。根据第三段“Built in 1922, San Francisco’s Lombard Street is famous for its eight sharp turns on a steep hill.(洛巴德街建于1922年，位于旧金山，因其在陡峭山坡上的八处急转弯而闻名)”可知，Lombard Street以急转弯而闻名。故选B。 2．细节理解题。根据倒数第二段“It’s hard to imagine this lively area was once just empty railroad tracks until the 1980s!(很难想象这个热闹的区域在20世纪80年代之前还只是些空荡荡的铁轨而已！)”可知，圣莫尼卡大道是由一条古老的铁路轨道改造而成的。故选A。 3．推理判断题。根据第一段“Each street tells its own story. These streets are famous for their history, culture, or special charm, making them symbols of their cities.(每条街道都有其独特的故事。这些街道因其历史、文化或独特的魅力而闻名，成为了所在城市的象征)”结合文章主要介绍了五条著名街道的特色。可知，文章是目的是介绍一些有名的街道。故选B。 Chase Travel shared its first list of destinations, which are based on the leisure travel brand’s booking trends and in-house expert views, to provide some inspiration for early international travel in 2025. The list features global destinations from coastal Vietnam to mainland Greece, as well as rising domestic (国内的) spots. Antwerp, Belgium Europe’s design center is less than an hour from Brussels by train and just 90 minutes from Bruges, making the location a solid starting point for exploring. Besides, its lively art scene and popular dining spots provide a great deal of enjoyment and rich experiences upon arrival. Athens Riviera, Greece This seemingly long-kept secret of this coastal treasure is out. With beaches, ancient ruins and a growing hotel scene, Chase Travel data shows that the 35-mile stretch of coast known as the Athens Riviera is becoming the city’s second center. Bahia, Brazil This cultural hot spot, a perfect low-key alternative to the lively party scene of Rio, is filled with Afro-Brazilian influences in its booming restaurant scene with unique mixture of pre-Columbian, Portuguese and African dishes, plus amazing natural landscapes. Big Sky, Montana For domestic travel, this super ski destination during winter has everything from large space to expensive accommodations that awaits travelers in 2025. With the Montana vacation spot in its final stage of a 10-year project, Big Sky is among the top ski destinations in North America. 1．What makes Antwerp a good place for exploration? A．Its convenient location. B．Its perfect coastal scenery. C．Its expensive accommodation. D．Its incredible natural landscape. 2．What is special about Bahia’s dishes? A．They are famous for hotpot. B．They focus on low-calorie dishes. C．They are based on Asian cooking style. D．They feature unique combination of dishes. 3．Which of the following tourist destinations is perfect for skiing enthusiasts? A．Bahia, Brazil. B．Big Sky, Montana. C．Antwerp, Belgium. D．Athens Riviera, Greece. 【答案】1．A 2．D 3．B 【导语】这是一篇应用文，文章介绍了一些旅游目的地。 1．细节理解题。根据Antwerp, Belgium部分中“Europe’s design center is less than an hour from Brussels by train and just 90 minutes from Bruges, making the location a solid starting point for exploring.(欧洲的设计中心从布鲁塞尔乘火车不到一个小时，从布鲁日只需90分钟，这使得它成为探索的坚实起点)”可知，便利的位置使得安特卫普成为一个探索的好地方，故选A。 2．细节理解题。根据Bahia, Brazil部分中“This cultural hot spot, a perfect low-key alternative to the lively party scene of Rio, is filled with Afro-Brazilian influences in its booming restaurant scene with unique mixture of pre-Columbian, Portuguese and African dishes, plus amazing natural landscapes.(这个文化热点，是里约热内卢热闹派对场景的完美低调选择，其蓬勃发展的餐厅场景充满了非洲-巴西的影响，独特的前哥伦布，葡萄牙和非洲菜肴的混合，加上令人惊叹的自然景观)”可知，巴伊亚菜肴的特别之处在于它以独特的菜肴组合为特色，故选D。 3．细节理解题。根据Big Sky, Montana部分中“For domestic travel, this super ski destination during winter has everything from large space to expensive accommodations that awaits travelers in 2025. With the Montana vacation spot in its final stage of a 10-year project, Big Sky is among the top ski destinations in North America.(对于国内旅游来说，这个冬季的超级滑雪胜地拥有从宽敞的空间到昂贵的住宿等一切，等待着2025年的游客。随着蒙大拿度假胜地10年项目的最后阶段，Big Sky是北美顶级滑雪目的地之一)”可知，蒙大拿州的Big Sky最适合滑雪爱好者，故选B。 Summer is very hot in many parts of China. But Guizhou Province is cool and comfortable, like a natural air conditioner (空调). Here are four great cities in Guizhou to escape the heat. Guiyang People know it as “Cool Guiyang”. The average summer temperature is about 23℃ degrees. More than half the city is covered by forests. In Qianling Park, a large green space in the city, you can see monkeys and even visit pandas! Other places such as Kaiyang and Qingzhen also have lovely natural views. Anshun It is famous for its many waterfalls. The summer temperature is around 21℃ degrees. It is so cool that people do not need air conditioning, and sometimes they need to wear long sleeves in the morning. The huge Huangguoshu Waterfall is very exciting and breathtaking. Liupanshui It is called the “Cool City of China”. Summer temperatures stay around 20℃ degrees. The air is fresh and clean because it is high in the mountains. People can visit large grasslands and forests. It is easy to reach by train, and many people go back year after year. Bijie It is well-known for its beautiful flowers, birds and caves. Weining county, whose average summer temperature is about 19℃ degrees, has a large lake where many birds live, including special black-necked cranes. 1．Where can visitors see pandas? A．In Qianling Park. B．In Kaiyang. C．In Qingzhen. D．In Weining. 2．Which place has the lowest average temperature in summer? A．Guiyang. B．Anshun. C．Weining. D．Liupanshui. 3．What is the main purpose of this text? A．To describe Guizhou’s summer weather. B．To show Guizhou’s importance in China. C．To explain why Guizhou is cool in summer. D．To introduce four cool summer cities in Guizhou. 【答案】1．A 2．C 3．D 【导语】本文是一篇应用文。文章介绍了贵州省内四个适合避暑的绝佳城市。 1．细节理解题。根据Guiyang部分中“In Qianling Park, a large green space in the city, you can see monkeys and even visit pandas! (在贵阳市的一个大型绿地黔灵公园里，你可以看到猴子，甚至还能参观熊猫！)”可知，游客能在黔灵公园看到熊猫。故选A。 2．细节理解题。根据各城市夏季平均气温描述，Guiyang部分提到“The average summer temperature is about 23℃ degrees. (贵阳夏季平均气温约为23℃)”；Anshun部分提到“The summer temperature is around 21℃ degrees. (安顺夏季气温约为21℃)”；Liupanshui部分提到“Summer temperatures stay around 20℃ degrees. (六盘水夏季气温保持在20℃左右)”；Bijie部分提到“Weining county, whose average summer temperature is about 19℃ degrees, has a large lake where many birds live, including special black-necked cranes. (威宁县夏季平均气温约为19℃，有一个很大的湖泊，许多鸟类生活在那里，包括特殊的黑颈鹤)”，通过对比可知，威宁的夏季平均气温最低。故选C。 3．推理判断题。根据第一段“Summer is very hot in many parts of China. But Guizhou Province is cool and comfortable, like a natural air conditioner (空调). Here are four great cities in Guizhou to escape the heat.” (中国许多地方夏季非常炎热，但贵州省凉爽舒适，就像一个天然空调。以下是贵州四个适合避暑的好城市)”可知，文章主要目的是介绍贵州四个凉爽的避暑城市。故选D。 Thanks to its proximity (邻近) to England, its successful tourism industry and its multicultural population, Edinburgh is quite a special city in Scotland. Edinburgh simply makes it with culture during its long holiday season. What draws visitors most is its famous festivals in the summer, which fill the city with tourists from all over the world. Along with the tourists, Edinburgh has lots of students. They bring energy and variety to the culture of the city. Although this can be overwhelming (令人不知所措) at times, if you open your arms to the good that it brings you can get so much out of the city. The Cycling Gardeners are a part of the local community. By being totally dependent on bikes for transport, we are limited to working within the city centre. We have made life a bit easier on ourselves by using electric bikes, and we often beat cars in traffic and have no problem finding places to park. We have a great congregate team spirit which is very important. Whenever you go there from May to September, you will likely meet both sunshine and rain. But the wet weather can be dealt with by helping each other out, spending time in the many local cafes, meeting up with your friends and having a good discussion about the rain! Without doubt, my favourite place in Edinburgh is the Meadows Park. I was born in the hospital overlooking it and grew up in buildings around it. Many of my childhood days were spent there. I met my wife there and it is where I take my young son to play. I have the happiest memories of building snowmen when the snow comes down. I really hope that this winter brings good snow so I can retrospect my own childhood with my son! 1．What does Edinburgh attract visitors most? A．Its long history. B．Its beautiful scenery. C．Its famous festivals. D．Its comfortable weather. 2．What can we infer about the Cycling Gardeners from the passage? A．They prefer driving cars to riding bikes. B．They often have trouble finding parking spots. C．Their main work area is located outside the city centre. D．Their work efficiency is improved by using electric bikes. 3．What does the underlined word “retrospect” most likely mean in the last paragraph? A．Review. B．Revise. C．Record. D．Remove. 4．Which would be the best title for this passage? A．The History of Edinburgh. B．A Local’s Loving View of Edinburgh. C．Edinburgh’s Transportation Problems. D．The Famous Festivals in Edinburgh. 【答案】1．C 2．D 3．A 4．B 【导语】这是一篇说明文。主要介绍了苏格兰城市爱丁堡，因其邻近英格兰、成功的旅游业和多元文化人口而独具特色，文中还分享了作者作为当地人对爱丁堡的热爱，包括其夏季著名节日、骑行园丁、 Meadows 公园等方面。 1．细节理解题。根据第二段“What draws visitors most is its famous festivals in the summer, which fill the city with tourists from all over the world.(最吸引游客的还是这里夏季举办的那些著名的节日，这些节日使得整个城市都挤满了来自世界各地的游客)”可知，爱丁堡最吸引游客的是其著名的节日。故选C。 2．推理判断题。根据第三段“The Cycling Gardeners are a part of the local community. By being totally dependent on bikes for transport, we are limited to working within the city centre. We have made life a bit easier on ourselves by using electric bikes, and we often beat cars in traffic and have no problem finding places to park.(“骑行园丁”是当地社区的一部分。由于完全依赖自行车作为交通工具，我们的活动范围仅限于市中心。通过使用电动自行车，我们让自己生活的便利性有所提升，而且在交通中我们常常能超越汽车，而且停车也毫无困难)”可知，“骑行园丁们”通过使用电动自行车提高了工作效率。故选D。 3．词句猜测题。根据划线词上文“I have the happiest memories of building snowmen when the snow comes down.(我最美好的回忆莫过于下雪时堆雪人了)”以及后文“my own childhood with my son”可知，作者期待和儿子回顾自己的童年时光。故划线词意思是“回顾”。故选A。 4．主旨大意题。根据第一段“Thanks to its proximity (邻近) to England, its successful tourism industry and its multicultural population, Edinburgh is quite a special city in Scotland.(由于其靠近英格兰、拥有繁荣的旅游业以及多元化的居民群体，爱丁堡在苏格兰堪称一座独具特色的城市)”可知，短文主要介绍了苏格兰城市爱丁堡，因其邻近英格兰、成功的旅游业和多元文化人口而独具特色，文中还分享了作者作为当地人对爱丁堡的热爱，包括其夏季著名节日、骑行园丁、 Meadows 公园等方面。可知，B选项“一位本地人眼中的爱丁堡”最符合文章标题。故选B。 Philadelphia, often referred to as Philly, is a major city located along the Delaware River in Pennsylvania, a state in the northeastern United States. Founded in the 1680s by an Englishman William Penn, who also planned its layout (布局), the city was named Philadelphia — a word Penn understood to mean “city of brotherly love” in Greek. Philadelphia served as the nation’s capital from 1785 to 1790. Earlier, it was the capital of the American colonies (殖民地) during most of the Revolutionary War against Britain. Philadelphia became the central meeting place for the “Founding Fathers” who created the United States government. The buildings where they worked can be seen today in an area called the Old City, or Independence National Historical Park. The main building is Independence Hall. That was where colonial leaders declared independence and later debated the creation of a government. Near the park stands National Liberty (自由) Museum, housing over ninety paintings and sculptures, which represent the idea that liberty is a freedom that is easily broken. Several blocks away lies National Constitution (美国宪法) Center, a privately operated nonprofit museum that opened its doors in Philadelphia on July 4, 2003. The museum was created to increase public recognition of the Constitution, its history and its importance today. Visitors here are presented with the idea that the most important part of American constitutional democracy (立宪民主) is the individual citizen. Philadelphia also offers plenty for visitors who are less concerned about history and more concerned about their stomachs. There are many food choices for foodies, including a typical sandwich — the Philly cheesesteak, usually made of thin pieces of meat covered with cheese, offered with onions and other toppings and served on a long roll. And where can the best Philly cheesestaak be found? That question is the subject of much debate—one way to settle it: try them all and decide for yourself! 1．What did William Penn do with Philadelphia? A．He designed it in person. B．He named it with his language. C．He ruined it and rebuilt it. D．He brought in Greek traditions. 2．What does paragraph 2 focus on about Philadelphia? A．Its historical unrest. B．Its main attractions. C．Its architecture style. D．Its historical place. 3．Why was National Constitution Center founded? A．To increase profits for a private museum. B．To honor the makers of the Constitution. C．To educate visitors about the Constitution. D．To collect opinions from ordinary citizens. 4．What does the author want to do through the debate in the last paragraph? A．Doubt the local food. B．Make an invitation to visitors. C．Introduce a food recipe. D．Remind visitors to watch out for danger. 【答案】1．A 2．D 3．C 4．B 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了费城的历史地位、主要景点以及美食特色。 1．细节理解题。根据第一段中“Founded in the 1680s by an Englishman William Penn, who also planned its layout (布局), the city was named Philadelphia—a word Penn understood to mean ‘city of brotherly love’ in Greek. (这座城市由英国人威廉·佩恩于17世纪80年代创建，他还规划了城市的布局，并将其命名为费城 —— 佩恩认为这个词在希腊语中是‘博爱的城市’的意思)”可知，威廉·佩恩亲自设计了费城的布局。故选A。 2．推理判断题。根据第二段中“Philadelphia served as the nation’s capital from 1785 to 1790. Earlier, it was the capital of the American colonies (殖民地) during most of the Revolutionary War against Britain. Philadelphia became the central meeting place for the ‘Founding Fathers’ who created the United States government. (费城在1785年至1790年期间曾是美国首都。早些时候，在反对英国的大多数独立战争期间，它是美国殖民地的首都。费城成为创建美国政府的‘开国元勋’的中央集会地)”以及下文对费城历史地位的进一步阐述可知，第二段主要介绍了费城的历史地位。故选D。 3．细节理解题。根据第三段中“The museum was created to increase public recognition of the Constitution, its history and its importance today. (该博物馆的创建是为了提高公众对宪法、宪法历史及其当今重要性的认识)”可知，国家宪法中心的成立是为了教育参观者了解宪法。故选C。 4．推理判断题。根据最后一段中“And where can the best Philly cheesestaak be found? That question is the subject of much debate—one way to settle it: try them all and decide for yourself! (哪里能找到最好的费城奶酪牛排三明治呢？这个问题一直是人们争论的焦点——解决这个问题的一个方法是：把所有的都尝一遍，然后自己决定！)”可知，作者通过最后一段的辩论想邀请游客来费城品尝美食。故选B。 German Sinologist Martin Woesler, who has devoted years to Chinese literature, recently visited Dunhuang, a historic Silk Road city in Gansu Province, China. His trip, part of attending the meeting — the Fourth Dialogue on Exchanges Among Civilizations (文明), became an unforgettable cultural discovery. Beforehand, Woesler had learned Dunhuang’s role as a desert oasis (绿洲), a treasure house of art, and crossroads of Silk Road cultures. Yet seeing it firsthand amazed him. Standing in front of the Mogao Grottoes, he was attracted by the mixed cultures in Cave 285. There, Greek gods Apollo and Diana, Chinese stories about Fuxi and Nyuwa, Indian Buddhist flying figures, and Daoist immortal beings all appear together in frescoes (壁画).“Different traditions come together here to make a 1,000-year-old wonder,” he said, amazed by Dunhuang’s spirit of inclusiveness. Woesler’s journey with Chinese culture began 38 years ago in his hometown of Münster, Germany, when a Chinese poem at a poetry reading awakened his curiosity. He devoted himself to narrowing the cultural gap between China and Germany. Then he studied at Peking University and spent over thirty years in China. As a translator and educator, he launched workshops to promote Chinese literature in Germany, aiming to address the imbalance in cultural translation — where far fewer Chinese works reach German readers compared to foreign ones in Chinese. Dunhuang’s experience also inspired his thoughts on digital-age dialogue. He believes technologies like digital protection and virtual (虚拟的) exhibitions can make ancient treasures accessible, helping people welcome differences with openness. “We can achieve win-win progress only by learning from each other,” he notes, stressing how Dunhuang’s age-old wisdom holds the key to modern global harmony. As his trip ended, Woesler carried away more than memories — he got renewed confidence in the power of civilizational dialogue. “Dunhuang is not just a place; it’s a lesson in how diversity can create something timeless,” he concludes, hoping its spirit will guide modern efforts to build a more connected world. 1．Why did Woesler visit Dunhuang? A．To explore the ancient Silk Road. B．To take part in a cultural exchange activity. C．To study the role of Dunhuang as a desert oasis. D．To launch cultural workshops on Chinese literature. 2．What impressed Woesler in Cave 285? A．The mystery of Chinese stories. B．The larger collection of foreign artworks. C．The peaceful coexistence of diverse cultures. D．The advanced digital protection technologies applied. 3．What did Woesler do to bridge China-German cultural divides? A．He translated German literature into Chinese. B．He promoted Chinese literature in Germany. C．He set up art workshops in Peking University. D．He teamed with educators to explore Chinese culture. 4．What can be the best title for the text? A．The History of the Silk Road Art Treasures B．Digital Technology: Renewing Ancient Dunhuang C．A Journey to Dunhuang: Discovering Cultural Mix D．Martin Woesler’s Lifelong Study of Chinese Culture 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．B 4．C 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了德国汉学家Martin Woesler的敦煌之旅及他对当地文化融合的感悟。 1．细节理解题。根据第一段中“His trip, part of attending the meeting — the Fourth Dialogue on Exchanges Among Civilizations, became an unforgettable cultural discovery.(他的这次旅行是参加第四届文明交流对话会的一部分，成了一次难忘的文化发现)”可知，Woesler访问敦煌是为了参加一项文化交流活动。故选B。 2．细节理解题。 根据第二段中“There, Greek gods Apollo and Diana, Chinese stories about Fuxi and Nyuwa, Indian Buddhist flying figures, and Daoist immortal beings all appear together in frescoes (壁画). “Different traditions come together here to make a 1,000-year-old wonder,” he said, amazed by Dunhuang’s spirit of inclusiveness.(在那里，希腊神阿波罗和狄安娜、中国伏羲和女娲的故事、印度佛教飞天以及道教神仙都一起出现在壁画中。“不同的传统在这里汇聚，创造了一个有着1000年历史的奇迹，”他说，对敦煌的包容精神感到惊讶)”可知，Woesler在285窟被壁画中希腊神祇、中国传说人物等不同文化形象的共存所吸引，体现了多元文化的和谐交融。故选C。 3．细节理解题。 根据第三段中“As a translator and educator, he launched workshops to promote Chinese literature in Germany, aiming to address the imbalance in cultural translation — where far fewer Chinese works reach German readers compared to foreign ones in Chinese.(作为一名翻译家和教育家，他在德国开设了推广中国文学的研讨会，旨在解决文化翻译的不平衡问题——与外国作品进入中国相比，进入德国读者视野的中国作品要少得多)”可知，Woesler通过在德国举办工作坊推广中国文学来弥合中德两国的文化隔阂。故选B。 4．主旨大意题。结合第一段“German Sinologist Martin Woesler, who has devoted years to Chinese literature, recently visited Dunhuang, a historic Silk Road city in Gansu Province, China. His trip, part of attending the meeting — the Fourth Dialogue on Exchanges Among Civilizations, became an unforgettable cultural discovery.(德国汉学家Martin Woesler致力于中国文学研究多年，最近访问了中国甘肃省的历史名城敦煌。他的这次旅行是参加第四届文明交流对话会议的一部分，成为了一次难忘的文化发现之旅)”可知，文章主要围绕Woesler的敦煌之旅以及他在敦煌发现的文化融合展开。选项C“A Journey to Dunhuang: Discovering Cultural Mix(敦煌之旅：发现文化融合)”涵盖“旅程”和“文化和谐”两大核心，最贴合主旨，适合作为文章的标题。故选C。 Budapest, the capital of the central European country of Hungary, boasts a history with over 2,000 years old. The city’s name combines those of “Buda”, “Obuda” and “Pest”, once separate towns on either side of the Danube River. In 1873, these towns were unified and their names combined into one. Budapest’s World Heritage site comprises several distinct areas. These include the Castle District, the Banks of the Danube, Gellert Hill and Andrassy Avenue. At each of these locations, you can explore history, art and culture. One great way of doing so is through guided walking tours. Some of these tours are free, led by local people. Or, if you prefer something that’s faster-paced and easier on the legs, try a Segway tour! For a fantastic view of Budapest, climb to the top of the Bell Tower in Matthias Church. Or take a walk to the top of the castle itself for another great view. On both sides of the famous Danube River, the Banks of the Danube offer many points of interest. The opposing riverbanks, each graced with historic streets and beautiful buildings, are connected by many attractive bridges. Gellert Hill, rising 235 meters above the city, features the Citadel Fortress and Hungary’s own Statue of Liberty. Most of the hill is a nature reserve with parks, lawns and playgrounds. Take a break and try a chimney cake, a sweet, chimney-shaped Hungarian specialty. Then beneath the Avenue, ride the Millennium Underground railway, Europe’s oldest subway. If you should be tired of exploring Budapest by land, take a boat ride. Not only can you float on the famous Danube River, you can also listen to live Gypsy music and eat lunch or dinner on board. The ride isn’t cheap, but the views of the city are priceless. 1．Which one is NOT on the list of World Heritage site? A．The Castle District. B．Danube Avenue. C．Banks of the Danube. D．Gellert Hill. 2．What is the advantage of a Segway tour? A．A tourist spends less money. B．It is slower-paced. C．A tourist doesn’t have to walk a lot. D．It is led by experts. 3．What can be learned about the Millennium Underground railway? A．It is the oldest in Europe. B．It is very expensive. C．The chimney cake is sold there. D．Gypsy music is played there. 4．Where does this text most possibly come from? A．A tourist map. B．A biography. C．A travel magazine. D．A scientific research. 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。本文主要介绍了匈牙利首都布达佩斯这座拥有2000多年历史的城市。此外，文章还提到了多瑙河沿岸的景点、盖勒特山和千禧年地铁等特色体验，以及乘坐游船在河上欣赏城市风光并享受船上音乐和餐饮服务的旅游项目。 1．细节理解题。根据文章第一段中的“ Budapest’s World Heritage site comprises several distinct areas. These include the Castle District, the Banks of the Danube, Gellert Hill and Andrassy Avenue.(布达佩斯的世界遗产地涵盖了多个不同的区域。其中包括城堡区、多瑙河沿岸、盖勒特山以及安德拉西大道。)”可知，布达佩斯的世界遗产包括几个不同的地区，其中包括城堡区、多瑙河沿岸、盖勒特山和安德拉西大道，而B选项“Danube Avenue(多瑙河大道)”并未在列出的世界遗产中。故选B。 2．细节理解题。根据文章第一段中的“Or, if you prefer something that’s faster-paced and easier on the legs, try a Segway tour! (或者，如果你更喜欢节奏更快、对腿部压力较小的活动，那就试试赛格威之旅吧！)”可知，赛格威之旅的优势在于游客不需要走太多路。故选C。 3．细节理解题。根据文章第三段中的“Then beneath the Avenue, ride the Millennium Underground railway, Europe’s oldest subway.(然后在大道下方，乘坐“千禧年地铁”列车吧，它是欧洲最古老的地铁系统。)”可知，然后在大街下面，乘坐千禧年地铁，这是欧洲最古老的地铁。故选A。 4．推理判断题。根据文章第一段中的“Budapest, the capital of the central European country of Hungary, boasts a history with over 2,000 years old.(布达佩斯是中欧国家匈牙利的首都，其历史已有两千多年。)”以及后文对布达佩斯各旅游景点的介绍可知，本文主要介绍了匈牙利的首都布达佩斯，包括其历史、旅游景点和活动，因此最可能来源于旅游杂志。故选C。 Tourism has always been one of the most powerful tools for human connection. It brings together people, cultures and ideas, building bridges where there were once borders. Today, as we look toward a future shaped by change and innovation, in many ways, AI is offering changing possibility for the tourism industry. In the tourism, AI strengthens effectiveness, availability and inclusiveness (包容). For example, we are using AI to aid regional learning through our Tourism Online Academy, which offers more than 70 courses in five languages. A new AI-powered guider adjusts its communicating style based on learners’ countries and languages. This means a Colombian student receives content adapted to Colombian Spanish, making tourism education more available and more human. Similarly, we are also applying AI-driven chatbots to support workers in tourism-taxi drivers, tour guides and hotel staff who often don’t have time or access to traditional training. Through platforms like WhatsApp, they can now study in small periods, receive daily lessons, and earn certificates supported by UN Tourism and national governments. These innovations are creating new opportunities for further learning in tourism. AI is also becoming a valuable tool for “destination management”. By studying visitor flows, travel preferences and busy seasons through AI, local governments can better prepare for challenges like overcrowding and over-tourism. This data-driven decision-making allows for smarter marketing strategies, improved infrastructure (基础设施) planning, and finally, better visitor experiences and outcomes for local people. However, it’s important to note that technology is not here to replace people. It is here to improve human creativity and help people to make better decisions. A human plus AI is stronger than either alone. When used responsibly, AI can help tourism professionals tell richer stories, engage various audiences in their native languages, and advertise destinations with greater cultural awareness. 1．Why does the author mention the Colombian student? A．To highlight human connection. B．To illustrate the convenience of AI. C．To recommend the AI-powered guider. D．To showcase the importance of education. 2．How do AI-driven chatbots benefit workers in tourism? A．By hiring more working staff. B．By creating work opportunities. C．By providing official certificates. D．By offering snack-sized learning chances. 3．What’s the function of AI in handling over-tourism? A．Monitoring tourist flows. B．Improving infrastructure. C．Making decisions for visitors D．Adjusting tourists’ preferences. 4．Which of the following is the best title for the text? A．AI: A New Trend in Tourism Learning B．Tourism: A Tool for Human Connection C．AI: A Transformation in Tourism Industry D．Tourism: A Bridge for Cultural Exchange 【答案】1．B 2．D 3．A 4．C 【导语】这是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了人工智给旅游业带来的变化。 1．推理判断题。根据第二段关键句“A new AI-powered guider adjusts its communicating style based on learners’ countries and languages. This means a Colombian student receives content adapted to Colombian Spanish, making tourism education more available and more human. (一款新的基于人工智能的导向器根据学习者的国家和语言调整其沟通风格。这意味着哥伦比亚学生会收到适应哥伦比亚西班牙语的内容，使旅游教育更加普及和人性化)”可知，一款新的基于人工智能的导向器，说明人工智能的便利性。由此可知，作者提到哥伦比亚学生是为了说明人工智能的便利性。故选B项。 2．细节理解题。根据第三段关键句“Similarly, we are also applying AI-driven chatbots to support workers in tourism-taxi drivers, tour guides and hotel staff who often don’t have time or access to traditional training. Through platforms like WhatsApp, they can now study in small periods, receive daily lessons, and earn certificates supported by UN Tourism and national governments. (同样，我们也在应用人工智能驱动的聊天机器人来支持旅游出租车司机、导游和酒店工作人员，他们通常没有时间或机会接受传统培训。通过WhatsApp等平台，他们现在可以短期学习，接受日常课程，并获得联合国旅游局和各国政府支持的证书)”可知，人工智能驱动的聊天机器人为旅游业工人提供短期学习，不需要占用大块时间，更加灵活。由此可知，人工智能驱动的聊天机器人为旅游业工人提供灵活短期的学习机会。故选D项。 3．细节理解题。根据第四段关键句“AI is also becoming a valuable tool for “destination management”. By studying visitor flows, travel preferences and busy seasons through AI, local governments can better prepare for challenges like overcrowding and over-tourism. (人工智能也正在成为“目的地管理”的宝贵工具。通过人工智能研究游客流量、旅行偏好和旺季，地方政府可以更好地应对过度拥挤和过度旅游等挑战)”可知，人工智能可以监测游客流量，帮助地方政府更好地应对过度旅游的挑战，由此可知，工智能在处理过度旅游方面的作用是监测游客流量。故选A项。 4．主旨大意题。通读全文，结合第一段关键句“Today, as we look toward a future shaped by change and innovation, in many ways, AI is offering changing possibility for the tourism industry. (今天，当我们展望由变革和创新塑造的未来时，人工智能在许多方面为旅游业提供了不断变化的可能性)”可知，文章主要介绍了人工智给旅游业带来的变化，“AI: A Transformation in Tourism Industry”意为“人工智能：旅游业的转型”，能够概括文章主要内容，适合作为最佳标题。故选C项。 重难语篇提升练 Expedition company Adventures Overland is hoping you’ll say yes to its newly organized bus trip, which will ferry travelers from the Indian metropolis of Delhi to the U. K. capital of London — no airplanes involved. Described as the “first-ever hop-on/hop-off bus service” between the two destinations, Bus to London will ferry 20 passengers on a modified luxury bus, inspired in part by the Hippie Trail buses that crisscrossed the world in the 1950s and 1960s. The bus will cross 18 countries over a period of 70 days, with passengers hopping off to marvel at the pagodas of Myanmar, hike the Great Wall of China and wander historic cities including Moscow and Prague. Adventures Overland was founded by entrepreneurs and enthusiastic travelers Tushar Agarwal and Sanjay Madan. Agarwal tells CNN Travel the idea was inspired by an incredible solo drive from London to Delhi he did back in 2010. “It is an absolutely fantastic journey,” he says. Since founding Adventures Overland, Agarwal and Madan have organized three India-to-London expeditions, in which travelers bring their own cars and travel in a convoy. The duo (搭档) has also organized driving trips across snowy Iceland and over frozen lakes in Russia. The inaugural Bus to London journey was originally set to take place in mid-2021, COVID-19 restrictions pending. “The best time to do this journey is between April and June, because that’s when the weather is favorable to start the journey from India through to Myanmar, and to cross the high mountains of China and Kyrgyzstan,” explains Agarwal. This road trip doesn’t come cheap — Agarwal says it will cost around $20,000, but you can opt to just do part of the journey, which is divided into four legs. Plus, you can pick whether you want to start in the U. K. or India — once the bus reaches London, outward passengers will travel back by air and the vehicle will turn back around, kick-starting a return journey with a new group of 20 travelers. “This is a tried and tested route,” says Agarwal, who stresses it’s designed to be as safe as possible, adding that local guides also join the party as each border is crossed to assist with travel logistics (后勤). 1．What cannot be learned from Paragraph 2? A．The number of passengers. B．The countries along the route. C．The time span of the whole journey. D．The expenses of the journey. 2．What experience inspired Agarwal to come up with the idea? A．His traveling experience abroad. B．His solo drive from London to Delhi. C．His friends’ suggestion. D．His terrible driving experience. 3．Which statement is not suitable according to the last paragraph? A．The price of the travel route is costly. B．Passengers must take the whole journey. C．The safety problems are considered cautiously. D．Travel guides will assist passengers with travel affairs. 4．What’s probably the main idea of the passage? A．An inspiring travel idea. B．A guide to European travel. C．An amazing bus. D．A travel halfway across the world by bus. 【答案】1．D 2．B 3．B 4．D 【导语】本文是一篇新闻报道。文章主要讲述Adventures Overland公司推出从印度德里到英国伦敦的巴士旅行服务，包括其路线（穿越18个国家，耗时70天）、背景（创始人Agarwal的旅行经历启发）、费用（约20,000美元）、灵活性（可分段参加）和安全措施（配备当地导游）等内容。 1．细节理解题。根据第二段中“Described as the “first-ever hop-on/hop-off bus service” between the two destinations, Bus to London will ferry 20 passengers on a modified luxury bus, inspired in part by the Hippie Trail buses that crisscrossed the world in the 1950s and 1960s. The bus will cross 18 countries over a period of 70 days, with passengers hopping off to marvel at the pagodas of Myanmar, hike the Great Wall of China and wander historic cities including Moscow and Prague.(“伦敦巴士”被描述为两个目的地之间“有史以来第一次随上随下的巴士服务”，它将乘坐一辆改装的豪华巴士运送20名乘客，其部分灵感来自于20世纪50年代和60年代在世界各地纵横交错的嬉皮士小径巴士。这辆巴士将在70天内穿越18个国家，乘客们将下车欣赏缅甸的宝塔，徒步中国的长城，并漫步莫斯科和布拉格等历史名城)”，可知，第二段提到了乘客数量、沿途国家和整个旅程的时间跨度，未提及旅行费用。故选D。 2．细节理解题。根据第三段中“Agarwal tells CNN Travel the idea was inspired by an incredible solo drive from London to Delhi he did back in 2010.(阿加瓦尔告诉CNN旅游频道，这个想法的灵感来自于他在2010年独自驾车从伦敦到德里的经历)”可知，阿加瓦尔独自驾车从伦敦到德里的经历激发了他提出这个想法。故选B。 3．细节理解题。根据最后一段中“This road trip doesn’t come cheap — Agarwal says it will cost around $20,000, but you can opt to just do part of the journey, which is divided into four legs.(这次公路旅行并不便宜——阿加瓦尔说，这将花费大约2万美元，但你可以选择只走一部分旅程，旅程分为四段)”，“This is a tried and tested route,” says Agarwal, who stresses it’s designed to be as safe as possible, adding that local guides also join the party as each border is crossed to assist with travel logistics (后勤).(“这是一条经过考验的路线，”阿加瓦尔说，他强调这条路线的设计尽可能安全，并补充说，每穿越一个边界，当地导游也会加入，协助旅行后勤工作)”可知，A项“旅行路线的价格很贵”，C项“安全问题得到了谨慎考虑”，D项“导游将协助乘客处理旅行事务”均符合最后一段内容，B项“乘客必须全程旅行”与最后一段内容不符。故选B。 4．主旨大意题。根据第一段“Expedition company Adventures Overland is hoping you’ll say yes to its newly organized bus trip, which will ferry travelers from the Indian metropolis of Delhi to the U. K. capital of London — no airplanes involved.(探险公司Adventures Overland希望你能接受它新组织的巴士旅行，这次旅行将把游客从印度大都市德里运送到英国首都伦敦——不涉及飞机)”和第二段“cross 18 countries(穿越18个国家)”及全文内容可知，文章聚焦于介绍一个横跨半个世界的巴士旅行服务。故选D。 American internet personality IShowSpeed (Darren Watkins Jr.) recently attracted global audiences with his lively tour of China, visiting Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, and Shenzhen. His spontaneous reactions — from admiring Shanghai’s futuristic skyline to humorously handling spicy hotpot in Chongqing — offered millions a relatable, humanized glimpse of modern China. Viral moments like dancing with local children or chatting with street vendors in broken Mandarin contrasted sharply with fixed Western media portrayals (描述), showcasing a lively society where ancient traditions coexist with technological innovation. The trip underscored China’s growing appeal as a destination for global citizens. Major cities boast advanced infrastructure, including high-speed railways and efficient public transit, while maintaining affordability in daily expenses like dining and healthcare. Urban safety remains a prominent feature, with crime rates in metropolises like Shanghai far lower than in comparable Western cities. Additionally, China’s digital ecosystem — cashless payments, instant delivery services, and super-apps like WeChat — provides unmatched convenience, changing lifestyles for residents and visitors alike. Cultural contrasts also came into focus. Unlike Western individualism, Chinese society emphasizes collective harmony, influencing workplace dynamics and social interactions. The digital landscape differs too: while global platforms remain unavailable, local alternatives like Douyin (TikTok’s Chinese version) and WeChat dominate daily life. Walkable urban design and strong public transit further distinguish Chinese cities from car-dependent Western hubs, promoting healthier, eco-friendly living. Equally striking is China’s shared dining culture, where shared meals foster connection—a sharp departure from individual-focused Western norms. IShowSpeed’s journey sparked fresh dialogue about China’s global image. For many young viewers abroad, his authentic interactions with locals and spontaneous exploration humanized a nation often reduced to political stereotypes (刻板印象). As cross-cultural exchanges recover post-pandemic, China is increasingly seen not just as an economic leader but as a dynamic, welcoming destination for innovators, students, and creatives. While challenges persist — such as adapting to China’s unique internet environment — the country’s blend of tradition and modernity continues to redefine global perceptions, proving its story is richer and more complex than many once believed. 1．What can we infer from IShowSpeed’s interactions with locals? A．They reinforced negative Western stereotypes of China. B．They provided an authentic view different from media descriptions. C．They showed China’s lack of technological innovation. D．They focused only on traditional Chinese culture. 2．What is highlighted as a standout feature of Chinese urban safety? A．Lower crime rates in metropolises like Shanghai. B．Higher crime rates than Western cities. C．Strict police control in all cities. D．Zero tolerance for street vendors. 3．How has IShowSpeed’s trip influenced global perceptions of China? A．It made China appear less welcoming to visitors. B．It emphasized China’s political issues over culture. C．It humanized China beyond political stereotypes. D．It highlighted China’s economic challenges. 4．What is the main idea of the passage? A．The challenges of traveling in China as a foreigner. B．How IShowSpeed became popular through his China tour. C．The differences between Chinese and Western dining cultures. D．China’s modern image and cultural contrasts shown via IShowSpeed’s trip. 【答案】1．B 2．A 3．C 4．D 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了美国网红IShowSpeed的中国之旅，展现了中国现代形象、文化特色及与西方的差异，改变了全球对中国的看法。 1．推理判断题。根据第一段中“Viral moments like dancing with local children or chatting with street vendors in broken Mandarin contrasted sharply with fixed Western media portrayals, showcasing a lively society where ancient traditions coexist with technological innovation.(与街头孩童共舞、用蹩脚中文和摊贩唠嗑等病毒式传播片段，与西方媒体的固化描述形成鲜明对比，展现出一个传统与科技共舞的生动中国)”可知，IShowSpeed与当地人的互动展示了与西方媒体描述不同的真实中国。故选B项。 2．细节理解题。根据第二段中“Urban safety remains a prominent feature, with crime rates in metropolises like Shanghai far lower than in comparable Western cities.(城市安全仍然是一个显著特征，像上海这样的大都市的犯罪率远远低于可比的西方城市)”可知，中国城市安全的突出特点是像上海这样的大都市犯罪率较低。故选A项。 3．细节理解题。根据最后一段中“For many young viewers abroad, his authentic interactions with locals and spontaneous exploration humanized a nation often reduced to political stereotypes.(对于许多国外的年轻观众来说，他与当地人的真实互动和自发探索使一个常被简化为政治刻板印象的国家变得有人情味)”可知，IShowSpeed的中国之旅使中国超越政治刻板印象，变得更有人情味。故选C项。 4．主旨大意题。通读全文，结合第一段中“American internet personality IShowSpeed (Darren Watkins Jr.) recently attracted global audiences with his lively tour of China, visiting Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, and Shenzhen. His spontaneous reactions — from admiring Shanghai’s futuristic skyline to humorously handling spicy hotpot in Chongqing — offered millions a relatable, humanized glimpse of modern China. Viral moments like dancing with local children or chatting with street vendors in broken Mandarin contrasted sharply with fixed Western media portrayals (描述), showcasing a lively society where ancient traditions coexist with technological innovation.(美国网红主播IShowSpeed(本名达伦·沃金斯)近日以充满活力的中国行吸引全球观众，先后打卡上海、北京、重庆和深圳四大城市。从惊叹上海未来感的天际线，到被重庆麻辣火锅辣得手忙脚乱的滑稽场面，这些即兴反应为数百万网友呈现了现代中国鲜活可感的人文图景——与街头孩童共舞、用蹩脚中文和摊贩唠嗑等病毒式传播片段，与西方媒体的固化描述形成鲜明对比，展现出一个传统与科技共舞的生动中国)”和第三段中“Cultural contrasts also came into focus. Unlike Western individualism, Chinese society emphasizes collective harmony, influencing workplace dynamics and social interactions. The digital landscape differs too: while global platforms remain unavailable, local alternatives like Douyin (TikTok’s Chinese version) and WeChat dominate daily life. Walkable urban design and strong public transit further distinguish Chinese cities from car-dependent Western hubs, promoting healthier, eco-friendly living. Equally striking is China’s shared dining culture, where shared meals foster connection — a sharp departure from individual-focused Western norms.(文化差异同样引人注目。与西方强调个人主义不同，中国社会更注重集体和谐，这种特质深刻影响着职场生态与人际交往。数字领域也呈现鲜明对比：虽然国际平台尚未开放，但抖音（TikTok中国版）和微信等本土应用已深度融入日常生活。步行友好的城市设计与发达的公共交通体系，使中国城市与依赖私家车的西方都市形成鲜明对比，推动着更健康、更环保的生活方式。同样令人印象深刻的是中国的共餐文化——围桌共享美食的习俗促进情感联结，这与西方注重个人份餐的习俗截然不同)”可知，文章通过介绍IShowSpeed的旅行展示了中国的现代形象和文化差异。故D项“China’s modern image and cultural contrasts shown via IShowSpeed’s trip(通过IShowSpeed的旅行展示的中国现代形象和文化差异)”能概括文章内容。故选D项。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $