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B. Peach trees cover more acres than apple trees.ome more popular in recent years, with 53% of Americans saying theyer square metC. Young children need help while picking apples.would consider buying one. Tiny homes are found all over the world , but they're the most popular in theD. Visitors can pick watermelons and pears at the same time.US, where there are over 10,000.Pre-built( 预先建好的） tiny houses are available, though many people choose to build their own." Ring! Ring! Ring!" The telephone rang for a long time in Bill Hewlett's big house. Bill was theInside , they often look like regular houses, but much smaller. There might be a small open kitchen andboss of a large computer company called Hewlett-Packard. At that time computers had already existeda living area, a bathroom and a bed that can be reached by a ladder( 梯子). Most houses are built on(存在） but they were big machines that cost a lot of money.trailers, making it easy for people to change the location. And this kind of tiny house is very popular in Bill answered the telephone angrily. He did not like being troubled while he was reading his news-the US. paper. A young voice on the other line said, “My name is Steve Jobs. I'm a member of the Hewlett- One big advantage of a tiny house is cost. According to a study, in 2018 the average cost of ana Aq psums Aena sem pue sqel sAueduoo o jo suo nisa on um I qn siodxg pred8.5-meter-long tiny home was $ 65 ,000, while a normal home in the US cost an average of $ 272,000. 9100A computer. I've never seen anything so wonderful!" He stopped for a while and continued,"I'mlooking for some computer parts to build a frequency counter( 计频器). Well, I think you might be ableheat, and they often use sun's energy, or are built using green and local materials. Some people chooseto help me."to live in a tiny house because they want a smaller home after they retire( i退休) or because they're tryingto cut down their cost of living. For many, though, they just can't afford anything bigger. ie u ai as oe q ha a pe u s m atwelve. There was another silence. Impressed by the boy, Bill decided to help this boy. Bill invitedCarwyn Lloyd Jones, who teaches a course on building tiny homes in the UK, thought that these Steve to his office and a few days later, Bill gave Steve what he needed. Steve was also offered a vacationtypes of houses seem to become popular to young people. “It's because they want to have that space tojob in one of Bill's labs.live in, but they are not necessarily able to afford the land to build a full-size house ,”" he said. Eight years later, Steve Jobs set up a company with his close friend , Steve Wozniak. Their first step63. In what way does the writer tell us how popular tiny houses are in recent years?was to come up with a name for the company. It is said that Steve Jobs loved apples and had worked onA. By using numbers.B. By giving examples. an apple farm before. Although there was no connection between apples and computers, they bothC. By writing about his own experiences. D. By comparing the different types of houses.thought “Apple” would be a good name.“I like the name. Wellbe in a great position in the telephone64. What can't be found in a tiny house?A. A bed.B. A kitchen1976.C. A bathroom.D. A swimming pool.58. The passage is probably a( n).65. What does the underlined word “trailers" in Paragraph 2 mean?A. storyB. instruction D. science reportA. Countries.B. Floors.C. Rooms.C. science fictionD. Trucks.59. Why did Steve Jobs call Bill?66. What's the advantage of a tiny house?A. To visit Bills company. B. To get a part-time job.A. It costs too much money. B. People usually sell it after they retire.C. To give some advice to Bill.D. To get some computer parts.C. It is harmful to the environment.D. Some people are able to afford to build it.60. Where did Bill first meet Steve Jobs?67. What would be the best title for the passage?A. On an apple farm.B. At Bill's home.A. How do Americans Protect the Environment?C. In Steve Jobs' school.D. In Bill's company. B. Why do People Choose to Live in Tiny Homes? 61.. What is the correct order of the following events?C. How do People Save Money to Build a House?a. Steve Jobs was invited to Bill's office. D. What will Young People's Life Be Like in the US?b. Steve Jobs asked Bill Hewlett for help.Dc. Bill Hewlett was reading his newspaper in his house.Hosting a dinner party can be dificult. Here are some ways to be a better host and make sure thatd. Steve Jobs and his friend came up with a name for the company.guests have a great time at your party.A. a-b-c-dB. b-a-d-cC. d-c-b-aD. c-b-a-dMake invitations by yourself. Invitations are the first impression( E象） your guests will have for62. What can we know from the passage?your party. Good hosting begins with good invitations. Whether using computers or traditional paper invi-A. Steve Jobs called Billto get 9100A computer from his company.tations , make them with warmth( 热情). Don't just make your invitations only show the time and place,B. Steve Jobs worked at Bill's labs to get some money for his own company.and put in some fun jokes or illustrations( 插图) ! Your guests will be more excited about the dinner.Know your guests. Understanding your guests’ interests helps you create an experience that reso-D. Steve Jobs came up with the name “ Apple" because his friend liked apples.nates(引起共鸣） with each guest. There is so much to learn about each guest. Not only the food theyC enjoy, but also music tastes and drink choices are needed considering.Do you love to live in a big house or a small one? “Tiny homes"—houses that are around 40 orTable setting. Setting the table helps to create the atmosphere(氛围) for the meal. As you prepare英语样卷试题卷(一）第3页（共4页)

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