四川省巴中市2024-2025学年高二上学期1月期末英语试题（PDF版，无答案）
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23.What do the museums have in common
A.They close at 5:30 pm every day.
R.They offer visitors reduced tickets.
C.They were built in the 20th century.
D.They highlight the link of art and science.
B
I My eldest daughter has finished her Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)exams
recently,which feels like a significant event for our family.Not just because our first
child is about to graduate from 13 years of school-but also because my wife and I have
run our fine dining restaurant since she started kindergarten.
Vhen Saori and I opened Kazuki's in Victoria in 2011,our eldest was only four,and
our youngest had just turned two.Starting our first restaurant wasn't just about making
good food and offering great service.I worked 15 hours a day,six days a week.My body
was always tense and achy;I didn't sleep well when the restaurant wasn't busy.On top of
that,I was still an inexperienced parent.Sometimes I wonder if my children felt a bit
lonely with their parents being so busy during the early years.
Since our families are all in Japan,it was hard to balance running a business and
raising young kids without any nearby grandparents,aunties or uncles to help out.But we
found something special-our "community family".By chance,there were three families
in the neighbourhood with kids of a similar age to my daughters,all without family nearby.
We became close.The saying "It takes a village to raise a child"couldn't be more true-
we became our little village.The kids had countless play dates,sleepovers,lunches,
dinners and birthdays together over a decade.As they've grown into teenagers,the village
has probably completed its job of raising the kids together,but it still feels like we are one
big family.
Saori and I have found a better work-life balance.Saori works mostly from home and
I'm in charge of the on-site operation of the business.I'm much more present and patient
with them.On my days off,the family gathers around the table while I cook-I love
serving fine-dining to my customers but I cherish making home-style food for my family
too.
24 What can be inferred about the author's daughter from paragraph 1
A.She's passed the exam with his help.
B.Her experiences are not hard enough.
C.She's predicted the restaurant's future.
D.Her graduation does not come easily.
25.What was the author's challenge when he and his wife opened Kazuki's
A.Balancing work and family.
B.Avoiding staff's working extra hours.
C.Dealing with a lack of customers.
D.Finding ways to improve food quality.
26.What does "It takes a village to raise a child"emphasize
A.The importance of community.
B.The cost of raising a child.
C.The role of grandparents.
D.The need for more children.
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A.They close at 5:30 pm every day.
R.They offer visitors reduced tickets.
C.They were built in the 20th century.
D.They highlight the link of art and science.
B
I My eldest daughter has finished her Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)exams
recently,which feels like a significant event for our family.Not just because our first
child is about to graduate from 13 years of school-but also because my wife and I have
run our fine dining restaurant since she started kindergarten.
Vhen Saori and I opened Kazuki's in Victoria in 2011,our eldest was only four,and
our youngest had just turned two.Starting our first restaurant wasn't just about making
good food and offering great service.I worked 15 hours a day,six days a week.My body
was always tense and achy;I didn't sleep well when the restaurant wasn't busy.On top of
that,I was still an inexperienced parent.Sometimes I wonder if my children felt a bit
lonely with their parents being so busy during the early years.
Since our families are all in Japan,it was hard to balance running a business and
raising young kids without any nearby grandparents,aunties or uncles to help out.But we
found something special-our "community family".By chance,there were three families
in the neighbourhood with kids of a similar age to my daughters,all without family nearby.
We became close.The saying "It takes a village to raise a child"couldn't be more true-
we became our little village.The kids had countless play dates,sleepovers,lunches,
dinners and birthdays together over a decade.As they've grown into teenagers,the village
has probably completed its job of raising the kids together,but it still feels like we are one
big family.
Saori and I have found a better work-life balance.Saori works mostly from home and
I'm in charge of the on-site operation of the business.I'm much more present and patient
with them.On my days off,the family gathers around the table while I cook-I love
serving fine-dining to my customers but I cherish making home-style food for my family
too.
24 What can be inferred about the author's daughter from paragraph 1
A.She's passed the exam with his help.
B.Her experiences are not hard enough.
C.She's predicted the restaurant's future.
D.Her graduation does not come easily.
25.What was the author's challenge when he and his wife opened Kazuki's
A.Balancing work and family.
B.Avoiding staff's working extra hours.
C.Dealing with a lack of customers.
D.Finding ways to improve food quality.
26.What does "It takes a village to raise a child"emphasize
A.The importance of community.
B.The cost of raising a child.
C.The role of grandparents.
D.The need for more children.
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