Ⅳ. 阅读与回答问题(每小题 2 分，满分 10 分)
根据短文内容，回答下列问题(每题答案不超过 6 个词)。
One of the greatest experiences I've ever had was in Morocco. It was a trip to the desert. We set off from Marrakech at 7 a.m. in a minibus and headed southeast. The countryside on the way was very unusual, with dry grey cliffs (悬崖). Below them in the canyons were lots of green palm trees. When we got to the Atlas Mountains, we ran into a snowstorm, and it got very cold in the bus. It was incredible to think that the hot desert was so near.
After travelling for two days, we finally got to Merzouga, a tiny town on the edge of the Sahara Desert. We left our stuff in a hostel and drove to the place from which the caravans (宿营拖车) departed. Before sunset, we boarded our camels and rode into the desert over the dunes (沙丘). The dunes were amazing—they changed colour depending on the angle of the sun. The ride lasted about two hours. When we reached the camp, it was dark and cold, and I was starving. We sat in the camp and waited for dinner. Several hours later, they brought a lamb dish, which five of us shared from a plate, eating with our hands.
After dinner, everyone went to sleep in tents, except me. I've always wanted to have the experience of sleeping in the desert, under the stars. But I didn't realize it could get so cold at night. So I took the same blanket that I used to ride the camel and covered myself in it to keep warm. During the day, the temperatures can reach 50℃, but at night, they fall to 4℃. The dunes looked like snow, and the clear sky covered with stars was an amazing sight. No wonder the Moors (摩尔人) were such great astronomers. They had a planetarium (天文馆) above them to see every night.
Suddenly, I saw a shooting star, and I made a wish: I wish I could come back sometime in the future to enjoy the wonderful starry night once again...
1. How long did the writer spend getting to the edge of the Sahara Desert?
2. How did the group of people go into the desert?
3. What was the weather like when the writer reached the camp?
4. How did the writer keep warm when he was looking at the stars?
5. What should we be careful about when travelling in deserts?
根据短文内容，回答下列问题(每题答案不超过 6 个词)。
One of the greatest experiences I've ever had was in Morocco. It was a trip to the desert. We set off from Marrakech at 7 a.m. in a minibus and headed southeast. The countryside on the way was very unusual, with dry grey cliffs (悬崖). Below them in the canyons were lots of green palm trees. When we got to the Atlas Mountains, we ran into a snowstorm, and it got very cold in the bus. It was incredible to think that the hot desert was so near.
After travelling for two days, we finally got to Merzouga, a tiny town on the edge of the Sahara Desert. We left our stuff in a hostel and drove to the place from which the caravans (宿营拖车) departed. Before sunset, we boarded our camels and rode into the desert over the dunes (沙丘). The dunes were amazing—they changed colour depending on the angle of the sun. The ride lasted about two hours. When we reached the camp, it was dark and cold, and I was starving. We sat in the camp and waited for dinner. Several hours later, they brought a lamb dish, which five of us shared from a plate, eating with our hands.
After dinner, everyone went to sleep in tents, except me. I've always wanted to have the experience of sleeping in the desert, under the stars. But I didn't realize it could get so cold at night. So I took the same blanket that I used to ride the camel and covered myself in it to keep warm. During the day, the temperatures can reach 50℃, but at night, they fall to 4℃. The dunes looked like snow, and the clear sky covered with stars was an amazing sight. No wonder the Moors (摩尔人) were such great astronomers. They had a planetarium (天文馆) above them to see every night.
Suddenly, I saw a shooting star, and I made a wish: I wish I could come back sometime in the future to enjoy the wonderful starry night once again...
1. How long did the writer spend getting to the edge of the Sahara Desert?
Two days.
2. How did the group of people go into the desert?
By riding camels.
3. What was the weather like when the writer reached the camp?
It was cold.
4. How did the writer keep warm when he was looking at the stars?
By covering himself in a blanket.
5. What should we be careful about when travelling in deserts?
We should bring enough water/keep warm at night.
答案：Ⅳ.【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文，主要讲述了作者曾经在沙漠中的一段经历。
1. Two days. 解析:根据原文“After travelling for two days, we finally got to... the edge of the Sahara Desert.”，直接提取答案。
2. By riding camels. 解析:根据原文“we boarded our camels and rode into the desert”，可知“骑骆驼”。
3. It was cold. 解析:根据原文“When we reached the camp, it was dark and cold”，直接提取答案。
4. By covering himself in a blanket. 解析:根据原文“I took the same blanket... covered myself in it to keep warm”，提炼答案。
5. We should bring enough water/keep warm at night.(答案不唯一，言之有理即可) 解析:根据原文“day... 50°C，night... 4°C”，可知需注意“温度变化”(言之有理即可)。
1. Two days. 解析:根据原文“After travelling for two days, we finally got to... the edge of the Sahara Desert.”，直接提取答案。
2. By riding camels. 解析:根据原文“we boarded our camels and rode into the desert”，可知“骑骆驼”。
3. It was cold. 解析:根据原文“When we reached the camp, it was dark and cold”，直接提取答案。
4. By covering himself in a blanket. 解析:根据原文“I took the same blanket... covered myself in it to keep warm”，提炼答案。
5. We should bring enough water/keep warm at night.(答案不唯一，言之有理即可) 解析:根据原文“day... 50°C，night... 4°C”，可知需注意“温度变化”(言之有理即可)。
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### Ⅳ. 阅读与回答问题（每小题2分，满分10分）
根据短文内容，回答下列问题（每题答案不超过6个词）。
我曾有过的最棒的经历之一是在摩洛哥。那是一次沙漠之旅。我们早上7点从马拉喀什乘坐一辆小型巴士出发，向东南方向行驶。沿途的乡村景色非常奇特，有干燥的灰色悬崖。在悬崖下方的峡谷里有许多绿色的棕榈树。当我们到达阿特拉斯山脉时，我们遭遇了一场暴风雪，巴士里变得非常冷。想到炎热的沙漠就在附近，真是令人难以置信。
旅行了两天后，我们终于到达了梅尔祖卡，这是撒哈拉沙漠边缘的一个小镇。我们把行李留在一家旅舍，然后开车前往宿营拖车出发的地方。日落前，我们骑上骆驼，越过沙丘进入沙漠。沙丘令人惊叹——它们会根据太阳的角度改变颜色。骑行持续了大约两个小时。当我们到达营地时，天已经黑了，而且很冷，我还很饿。我们坐在营地里等着吃晚餐。几个小时后，他们端来一道羊肉菜，我们五个人从一个盘子里分着吃，用手抓着吃。
晚饭后，除了我，每个人都在帐篷里睡觉了。我一直想体验一下在沙漠里、在星空下睡觉的感觉。但我没意识到晚上会这么冷。所以我拿了我骑骆驼时用的同一条毯子，把自己裹在里面保暖。白天，气温能达到50℃，但到了晚上，气温会降到4℃。沙丘看起来像雪，布满星星的晴朗天空是一道令人惊叹的景象。难怪摩尔人是如此伟大的天文学家。他们每晚都有一个天文馆在他们头顶供他们观测。
突然，我看到了一颗流星，我许了个愿：我希望将来某个时候我能再回来欣赏这美妙的星夜……
1. 作者花了多长时间到达撒哈拉沙漠的边缘？
两天。
2. 这群人是怎么进入沙漠的？
骑骆驼。
3. 作者到达营地时天气如何？
天气很冷。
4. 作者看星星的时候是怎么保暖的？
用毯子裹住自己。
5. 我们在沙漠旅行时应该注意什么？
我们应该带足够的水/晚上注意保暖。
### Ⅳ. 阅读与回答问题（每小题2分，满分10分）
根据短文内容，回答下列问题（每题答案不超过6个词）。
我曾有过的最棒的经历之一是在摩洛哥。那是一次沙漠之旅。我们早上7点从马拉喀什乘坐一辆小型巴士出发，向东南方向行驶。沿途的乡村景色非常奇特，有干燥的灰色悬崖。在悬崖下方的峡谷里有许多绿色的棕榈树。当我们到达阿特拉斯山脉时，我们遭遇了一场暴风雪，巴士里变得非常冷。想到炎热的沙漠就在附近，真是令人难以置信。
旅行了两天后，我们终于到达了梅尔祖卡，这是撒哈拉沙漠边缘的一个小镇。我们把行李留在一家旅舍，然后开车前往宿营拖车出发的地方。日落前，我们骑上骆驼，越过沙丘进入沙漠。沙丘令人惊叹——它们会根据太阳的角度改变颜色。骑行持续了大约两个小时。当我们到达营地时，天已经黑了，而且很冷，我还很饿。我们坐在营地里等着吃晚餐。几个小时后，他们端来一道羊肉菜，我们五个人从一个盘子里分着吃，用手抓着吃。
晚饭后，除了我，每个人都在帐篷里睡觉了。我一直想体验一下在沙漠里、在星空下睡觉的感觉。但我没意识到晚上会这么冷。所以我拿了我骑骆驼时用的同一条毯子，把自己裹在里面保暖。白天，气温能达到50℃，但到了晚上，气温会降到4℃。沙丘看起来像雪，布满星星的晴朗天空是一道令人惊叹的景象。难怪摩尔人是如此伟大的天文学家。他们每晚都有一个天文馆在他们头顶供他们观测。
突然，我看到了一颗流星，我许了个愿：我希望将来某个时候我能再回来欣赏这美妙的星夜……
1. 作者花了多长时间到达撒哈拉沙漠的边缘？
两天。
2. 这群人是怎么进入沙漠的？
骑骆驼。
3. 作者到达营地时天气如何？
天气很冷。
4. 作者看星星的时候是怎么保暖的？
用毯子裹住自己。
5. 我们在沙漠旅行时应该注意什么？
我们应该带足够的水/晚上注意保暖。