英語閱讀理解旅遊

㈠ 搜集初二英語完型和閱讀題，關於國外旅遊或者關於一些歐洲國家的。附答案，要快！！

其實沒有真正好的歐美閱讀題，靠自己去積累，我建議你一個方法，你可以平時有空去機場的國際侯廳當志願者，那兒全是老外，你可以和他們交流

㈡ 《初中英語閱讀300篇》（ 基礎卷）地理知識、風俗和旅遊的答案

看在我打這么久的份上，，，
給點懸賞金吧~~T-T

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5.CBBCC
6.TFTTFT
7.CDADBD
8.TFFFTT
9.TTTFFF
10.FTFTT
11.DCBAD
12.CDBBC
13.BDC
14)1.Li Ming's.
2.No.
3.stay together
4.computers/interent.
5.Canadian
15.CADC
16.CCDAB
17.CCBAB
18.DADDA
19.CBADC
20.ACACB
21.DCABDC
22)1.She is staying in a nice quiet area outside the city.
2.Mr.Phairat is a bisnessman.
3.Mandy enjoys cooking classes most about her school.
4.They are taking her to Phuket Island next month.
5.Elephants attract her most.
6.She is going to write about her Thai boxing lessons,
23)1.He visited England(Britain)
2.killed it (for Grandma)
3.thirteen (13)was an unlucky number
4.put money in it
5.7
24)1.He was a doctor
2.in a small boat
3.fish and small plants from the sea
4.hot,tired and quiet ill.
5.drinking sea water
25)1.a conversation going
2.th weather ,sports,college lessons,clothing,food,etc.
3."May l jion you?"make a self-introction
4.They fell uncomfortable
5.stop watever they are doing and listen.

㈢ 高中英語閱讀關於某地旅行的安排屬於什麼題材

這種題材屬於開放性的題材。

㈣ 初中英語閱讀理解

Welcome to our 9-day traveling program．We'll provide you with a wonderful traveling experience in China．
Day 1 —_Arrive in Beijing
Arrive in Beijing， your tour guide and check in at the hotel．
Day 2 — Beijing
Begin the day with a visit to Tian'anmen Square — one of the world's largest city squares．Then move on to the Palace Museum，a symbol of traditional China．
Day 3 — Beijing
Visit the Summer Palace，one of China's largest and best-kept imperial gardens．
Day 4 — Beijing
Visit the Great Wall，a symbol of Chinese culture．
Day 5 — Beijing — Xi'an
After breakfast，take a walk through some old "hutongs"，a kind of ancient city street．Fly to Xi'an and check in at the hotel．
Climb the old City Walls in the afternoon．
Day 6 — Xi'an
Visit the 2200-year-old Terracotta Warriors of China's first emperor，Qin Shihuang．
Day 7 — Xi'an — Shanghai
Fly to Shanghai．Visit the beautiful "Waitan"．There are many beautiful old buildings in the style of early 20th century Europe．
Day 8 — Shanghai
Visit Shanghai Museum in the morning，a leading city attraction since its opening in 1994．
Do some shopping in the afternoon along the Bund，the famous business area of Shanghai．
Enjoy a farewell dinner at the hotel．
Day 9 — Return home
Go to the airport and take the plane to return home．
根據短文內容，選擇最佳答案。
( ) 1．If your family take part in the program，what are you going to do on the first day?
A．Arrive in Beijing．
B．Meet our tour guide．
C．Check in at the hotel．
D．All of the above．
( ) 2．How many days will you stay in Beijing?
A．Three．
B．Four．
C．Four and a half
D．Six．
( ) 3．Where will you visit in Xi'an?
A．The Bund．
B．The Terracotta Warriors of the first emperor，Qin Shihuang．
C．The Great Wall．
D．The Palace Museum．
( ) 4．Where will you leave for on the seventh day?
A．Shanghai．
B．Beijing．
C．Xi'an．
D．Home．
( ) 5．Where will you enjoy a farewell dinner?
A．Beijing．
B．Xi'an．
C．Shanghai．
D．I don't know．
答案：
1．D 根據文中對第一天行程的安排可知，應是到北京、見導游並且登記住處，所以選 D。
2．C 根據文章內容可知，安排在北京共待四天半，所以選 C。
3．B 根據第六天的行程安排可知，應是在西安參觀秦始皇兵馬俑，即選 B。
4．A 根據第七天的行程「飛赴上海」可知，即選 A。
5．C 根據第八天的行程安排可以確定在上海舉辦告別晚餐，所以選 C

㈤ 初二英語閱讀關於旅遊方面.

快快快什麼呢？。。。。

有點莫名其妙
到底是什麼意思呢。

㈥ 初三英語關於旅遊的閱讀題，急需，越快給的越多

lonely planet看看吧。

㈦ 一篇關於旅遊英語小短文

這是非常令人振奮的訪問不同的地方。正如你旅行，你會看到美麗的風光的版典型地區。此外，你能滿足和權廣交朋友的人不同的顏色和比賽。最後，您可以去了解的習俗和生活習慣的當地人民。今天，人們如此喜歡旅行，旅遊業已成為一個快速增長的行業大多數國家。

主要原因是人的旅行，或許為樂趣。例如，在努力整個平日，人們會找到一個擴大前往附近山區或海灘真正的放鬆。對於另一個例子是，支出的年度假期出外旅遊是一個令人滿意的經驗，特別是對那些誰沒有太多的機會離開自己的家園。當人們返回他們的旅行，他們將普遍感到新鮮和活力，願意努力工作。
旅遊也是一個最好的學習手段。您可能已經閱讀或聽說過的東西，但你不能得到准確地了解它，直到你看到它自己。眼見為實。此外，如果你仔細觀察區，你可以學到很多東西，在您旅行的地理學，生物學，歷史的地方你的訪問。不管如何受過良好教育的你，總是有很多讓您了解通過旅行。學到的知識旅行，你會發現在你的生活，同樣是寶貴的比任何有影響力的參考書。

樓上英語的翻譯o(∩_∩)o...

㈧ 關於旅遊的初中英語閱讀課怎麼上

fsd

㈨ 十萬火急我急需一篇關於旅遊的英語閱讀最好有過去式沒有也可以各位叔叔阿姨哥哥姐姐幫幫忙吧

Put that hair-dryer back right now
CHINESE travelling abroad can carry more than just clothes and cameras. They often carry expectations and odd habits — some of which get them into trouble.

Impatience, jumping the queue, poor table manners. These are just some Chinese tourists' habits that are giving China a bad name. And now the Chinese Government is starting to do something about it.

"China was closed 20 years ago. The world should give us some time to teach them about other countries," said Lu Yi, a manager in the outbound travel department at China International Travel Service.

In fact, the National Tourism Administration plans to publish an etiquette guide on proper manners for Chinese travelling abroad, China Daily reported last Saturday.

But while the government believes Chinese have a problem with their manners, other factors could also be to blame for the stereotype.

For instance, nearly two per cent of Chinese go abroad each year, according to 2005 statistics from the China National Tourism Administration. Most travel in low-price group tours of 15 to 40 people.

As a result, Chinese are more easily identified and judged as a group rather than as indivials.

Another reason for the stereotype of the ill-mannered Chinese tourist may be cultural bias.

Tang Yunpeng, 27, a Chinese who has been working in Singapore for five years, said that cultural expectations on both sides can proce a negative experience.

"We Chinese have kind of pride," he said. "But many foreigners have a strong prejudice against Chinese as well. The important thing is to understand and be understood."

Whatever the case may be, many believe the government's guide to good manners will have a positive effect.

Whirlwind tour

Former New Zealand hotel restaurant manager Emma Moore, 34, says she never saw anything that "blew her mind". But she does admit that Chinese tourists did have a bad reputation at the Glacier Country Hotel in Fox Glacier, New Zealand.

They cooked rice in their rooms, left trash on the floor, smoked in the rooms and yelled for restaurant servers.

"You have to respect the culture of the places you're at," Moore said. "You can't live in a bubble."

Ivan Chuang, a US graate student from Taiwan, was impressed by the Chinese mainlanders he met on a recent tour. He paid US$350 for a whirlwind tour of New York City, Washington DC, Boston and Philadelphia last spring.

He still remembers the Chinese tour guide's opening speech: "When you find towels, hair dryers and alarm clocks in the hotel room, don't take them. If you want them, you have to buy them at a department store."

But Chuang, 30, said everyone behaved well: "I got a good impression of the people on my tour. That's not what I had heard about people from the Chinese mainland."

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etiquette: 禮節

stereotype: 成見

whirlwind tour: 旋風式旅行; 短時間內去了多個地方

yell: 叫喊
Here's how some international media look at Chinese tourists
"The most recent followers of the 'ugly Americans', who were seen in Europe in the '50s and '60s, and the free-spending Japanese tour groups, seen with their cameras everywhere in the '70s, are today's travellers from the Middle Kingdom. They are seen as a pushy, constantly smoking, hard shopping group. And, they may be difficult to adjust to."
USA Today, September 7, 2006
"In the same way that loud Americans attract glances from sophisticated people in Paris, Chinese tourists have gained a reputation in Southeast Asia. They are seen as loud, impolite with table manners, and leaving much to be desired. Even tour operators admit that Chinese customers can be rude and bossy when they hit the road."
The Christian Science Monitor,
January 4, 2006
"The Chinese were well-prepared. They were armed with paper cutouts of their relatives' feet. They headed straight for the shoes at the Clarks shop, among a collection of factory outlets near Oxford that was visited by a group of 2,000 Chinese sales representatives this month. They bought up to six pairs of shoes each and the queue stretched out of the door."
The Guardian, June 27, 2005
cutout: 紙樣
sophisticated: 久經世故的
stretch: 延伸
outlet: 經銷店

可以吧?