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Day 3 Bosphorus CruiseC Go swimmingIn the morning.the guide will lead you to the Spice,where you cn buy Turkeyworld to see.ow多at there in themost traditional spicesand food The locals heret buy daily goodC.On Sunday.place to have an indepth uderstanding of their daily lives,too.Then,we will boardashipA.The violin cost too much.enjoy the Bosphorus Strait,which will last for about 2 hoursC.The violin mattered to him.B.He got the violin on his birthday.D.He bo25.What can we know aou Dr.Rachel VetterHught the violin from abroadAccommodation:Hampton Inn Hotel☆☆☆☆Day 4 CappadociaA.She gave Slocumb much support.B.She wrote books in her spare timeC.It is cheapt?Cappadocia is famous for lunar-like landscapes and cave buildings.Among various sites inC.She had saved Slocumb's life.D.She taught rusic in a high school26.What message dad these Black musicC.Short skirtsthe region.Goreme Open Air Museum is the best site to visit.Next,we will come to Avanos.A.They placed their orders in a hurry.B.They faced an impossible situationmeal?a small town specializing in making pottery()with red clay from Red River.Finally,weC.They were worried about the coming life.D.They were thankful for Slocumb's workC.80%.wldrive to Kaymakli Underground City,consisting of 8 layers coeted by tunnesAccommodation:Kayakapi Premium Hotel☆☆☆☆☆A27.What is the text?A.A children's story.B.A news report.C.A book review.D.A lesson plan.ering？will say goodbye after the driver sends you to the airpor.C.It depends on the manD21.Which hotel scores the highest?Like most other American high school students,Garret Morgan imagined his life repeatedlyA.Fer Hotel.B.Hilton Hotel.Go to college and get a bachelor's()degree.However,Morgan made a big decision inC.A doctor.C.Hampton Inn Hotel.D.Kayakapi Premium Hotel.2018.He started training as an ironworker,which was what he was doing on a weekdayB22.Where can you larn further about the local people's daily life?morning in an industrial park.C.Angry.A.At the HippodromeB.At the Spice BazaarBack then,the demand()for ironworkers was rising and it still is.Ironworkers getC.At the Blue Mosque.D.At Goreme Open Air Museum.about $27.48 per hour.At 20,Morgan got $28.36 an hour.Five years later,he's on theA23.What does Avanos feature?job full time,working for 10 hour daysi,"hedM43A.Cave buildings.B.High-rise monuments.was the right choice.”C.Pottery made with red clay.D.Buildings connected by tunnels.While a shortage of workers pushes pay higher in the skilled trades,the financial returfrom a bachelor's degree is softening.But high school graduates have been so effectivelyAt Lake StreetEven though it's been more than 30 years,Brendan Slocumb still feels the heartbreak ofencouraged to get a bachelor's degree that high-paid jobs requiring shorter and less expensivetraining are going unfilled.Rainy.his stolen violinIn his senior year of high school,Slocumb's family found their home ransacked()The Washington State Auditor(WSA)found in 2017 that good jobs in the skilled tradesafter a trip abroad.Slocumb,who had been playing the violin since he was nine,went immediatelywere going begging because most high school students go for bachelor's degrees.It's still trueharing his travel experience.to the hiding spot under his bed."Ilooked.My instrument was gone.I looked again.It wasin Washington State and around the country.Among other things,the WSA suggested thatcareer guidance(就业指导)，including choices that require less than four years in coege,startgone,”he said,as early as the seventh grade.选项。The stolen violin is one of many life experiences Slocumb drew upon to write his book,The Violin Conspiracy.It tells the story of Ray MeMillian,a gifted violinist whose familySome 30 million jobs in the United States that pay around55.000 per year don't requireviolin is stolen just before one of the world-class music competitions.bachelor's degrees,according to the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce.offer you a 4day private tourBorn in California,Slocumb was raised in Fayetteville,N.C.,and began playing theYet the march to bachelor's degrees continues."There's a belief that the bachelor'sviolin through a public school music program.For both Slocumb and his character Ray,thedegree is the American dream,"said Kate Kreamer,an expert in career and technicalviolin was a means to get away from a difficult childhood and a ticket to college and aeducation."The challenge is that sometimes the degree might keep students from gettingjobs.Students are going to college without a plan,without a career in mind,because theou up and send you to thepromising job.After graduating from college with a degree in music education,Slocumb hastaught musig to students from primary through high school for more than 20 years.mindset in high school is just 'Go to college'."28.How does Garret Morgan feeouhisdesdeD.Satisfiedwn plan.Writing the book was a chance to celebrate Slocumb's success and honor the people whoB.Worried.C.Regretful.helped him along the way.In the book,Ray's Grandma Nora-his first supporter-is namedafter Slocumb's grandmother.And Ray's mentor()Janice is based on Dr.Rachel VetterD29.Why is there a shortage of skilled orkers in the USacorng othe text?A.DoubtfulA.High school graduates prefer to attend collegeube suare,and whereching obelisk.Then weHuang,Slocumb's college teacher,whom he calls"a life-saving force".Finally,after today'sThe Violin Conspiracy has been praised for its lively descriptions().After it cameB.It's difficult for them to ask for a pay raise.onthe market in2022,thank yous poured in.Slocumb heard from many Black musicians whoC.It takes a long time to go on training coursesD.Well-paid jobs ask for a high degree of skill.d"This isasory that I've been carrying along as well.I experienced the exact same things24163D【高一英语第4页（共8页】专品命经样准定信秀原创新品质卓板【高一英语第3页（共8页）】

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