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1.What does the author think about Times Square's ball drop?2022一2023学年度高三复单元检测卷（七）班身A.It is a great way to ring in the New Year.B.It is traditional and also a symbol of New York.英语C.It sets an example for other American cities.D.It is an important part of the New Year celebration.姓(考试时间90分钟，总分120分)2.What does the underlined word in paragraph 4 mean?A.Comes down.B.Flies over.C.Shines on.D.Sends up.3.What can we know about the American way of celebrating the New Year?得第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）A.New Year's Eve is a great time for reunion of friends.第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）B.It is the drop rather than the thing dropped that matters.阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项C.Americans have fun doing things unexpectedly.A o1D.Americans celebrate the New Year in a crazy way.Every Dec.31,thousands of people eager to ring in the New Year crowd intoBNew York City's Times Square.In the final minute of the year,as the clock ticksI haven't got a smartphone.I don't even have a cellphone.If we've agreed toaway toward midnight,a grand,oversized ball drops from a point above-andmeet at the cafe at one,you won't be able to phone me at five to one to say youwhen it reaches its destination,the crowd cheers.Happy New Year!won't be there for another twenty minutes.You might actually have to be there onThe current New Year's tradition is a particularly American affair,andtime.Funny-I'm old enough to remember a time when if you were running late,Times Square's ball drop has inspired many imitators(模仿者)around theyou could trust the other person to figure that out.Now people call to say,"I'll becountry,and even around the world.Here are some of the most surprising thingsthere in two minutes!I'm five blocks away.I'm just looking for a parking space."people drop to ring in the New Year.When this happens,I don't want to thank callers for their courtesy().IBologna Drop in Lebanon,Pennsylvaniawant to tell them to put the phone away while they're behind the wheel before theyFor the first 20 years of the New Year's event,200-pound bologna would behit somebody.Besides,it's now understood that when you say "I'll meet you at thelowered by an industrial crane()right before midnight.The spiced tubecafe at one",you're not necessarily going to meet at one,or even at the cafe.Whatmeat is popular in the region,and Lebanon,Pennsylvania,is home to severalyou'll actually do is to get within the range of each other,and then begin theproducers.Plus,there's an annual bologna festival every January.In 2016,smartphone tango,calling endlessly back and forth as you both close in on thethough,the tradition shifted from one massive piece of bologna to 20 individualplace.pieces of bologna weighing in at 10 pounds each.I blame the situation that people now seem completely addicted to theirOnion Drop in St.George,Bermudaphones.My friend Deb and I recently went to New York to meet friends for lunch.Revellers who spend New Year's Eve in remote Bermuda don't just get toOn the train,Deb realized she'd left her smartphone at home.That afternoon,shecelebrate a few hours before most of the rest of the Western hemisphere().must have mentioned that she was without a phone a dozen times."I feel nakedThey get to watch a gigantic(巨大的)onion drop on the stroke of midnight.(棵体的)without my smartphone,”she said..She was completely unable to lookMusicians,artists,street food vendors()and 2 other performers liven upup random stuff,text or tweet.(King's Square.A glittering golden onion covered in light bulbs descendsDespite the example of my fellows,who have eagerly accepted the newfrom a point above the square,which overlooks Hamilton Harbor,and a lasertechnology,I've decided not to join them.Being out of touch is relaxing.I likeshow and fireworks traditionally follow the event.living without constant interruption.If you really need to reach me,phone mylandline.If I'm not there,leave a message.Opossum Drop in Brasstown,North Carolina4.What would happen if you were running late in the past?Opossums are best-known as nighttime nuisances across the American South.A.You were still trustworthy.But the town of Brasstown,North Carolina,has celebrated an annual opossumB.The other person would call you.drop for more than a quarter of a century.To be fair,it's more an "opossumC.There was no need for you to call.lowering"than a drop.The tradition has been performed since the early 1990s.D.The other person would consider you as a funny person.英语·单元检测卷（七）第1页（共8页）英语·单元检测卷（七）第2页（共8页）

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