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B.They offer an amazing feast for tongues.C.They provide visitors panoramic ski views.D.There are spas for relaxation.22.What makes Eriro different from traditional resort in Austria?A.The only access by cable-car.B.Skiing in deserted pistes.C.Nature hikes and herbal spas.D.Limited number of rooms.23.Which hotel offers visitor a chance to ski across the country?A.Experimental Chalet.B.The Brecon.C.Eriro.D.Berghoferin.BHave you ever looked at a beautiful little mews house in London and thought "it must be so amazingto live there?"If so,you're not the only one.But for the people who actually do live in those homes,social media photography has changed what it means to live in a picturesque place.Alice Johnston is a longtime resident of Notting Hill,the London neighbourhood famous for pastel-paintedrow houses and for being the setting of the Julia Roberts/Hugh Grant movie of the same name.Johnston,a journalist,has complicated feelings about her Instagram-beloved neighbourhood.Shelives on Portobello Road,one of the capital's most famous streets,and has witnessed all kinds of crazybehavior committed in the pursuit of the perfect snapshot.Once,she and a friend were walking his French bulldog when a tourist asked if they could "borrow"the pup for a quick photo.The friend and the dog consented,the Instagrammer posed with the Frenchie infront of a bright blue door and then handed over five pounds as a thank you.In that story,everybody had a good time.But there can be a darker side to living inside what somepeople think is a movie set."I was once woken up at 6 a.m.on Easter Sunday by French teenagers takingpictures outside,"Johnston says.She shares another anecdote:"One time I was changing after I got outof the shower and there was this elderly man taking a picture (of my windows)with an iPad.Althoughthe shutters（百叶窗)were closed at the time,.she was understandably rattled by the experience.When private homes-and the people who live in them-become tourist attractions,clashes)can occur.In more rural areas,people can put up fences or other barriers to access,but when theseprivate homes are on public streets in some of the world's busiest cities,what's a resident to do?24.What has changed the meaning of living in a picturesque place?A.Tourist attractions.B.Social media photography.C.Pastel-painted row houses.D.The setting of movies.25.What happens to people after their home becomes a tourist attraction?A.They can earn more money.B.They will live a happier life.C.They will meet different people.D.Their private lives have been affected.26.How is this passage developed?A.By giving examples.B.By making comparison.C.By asking questions.D.By giving definition.27.The following paragraph will be written aboutaccording to the last paragraph.A.how people's life is improved2025届高三英语联考联评模拟试题（一）-4-（共10页)

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