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          Don’t try this — ever. Hiking to the end of the Awa’ awapuhi Trail(路徑) on the island of Kauai,Hawaii is a pretty scary experience. But photographer Scott Sharick did that. Holding a camera stick,he walked along the mountain's ridge. The resuld? The scariest (自拍) we've ever seen.

          Scott Sharick did that because he is a photographer and he needs to take risks at times. It doesn't  mean we can follow his footsteps. The state forbids hikers to go where this man has gone.

          While the trail starts with a fairly easy walk through the Na Pali-Kona Forest Reserve,where you* 11 enjoy fine views of the ocean and valleys,it ends with two lookout points(瞭望哨) showing off the amazing Awa awapuhi and Nualolo valleys below. “The trail slopes down,so getting there is quick,” Sharick explained. “Once you get to the lookout points,you can then take a walk down the ridge.”

          If you go past the raz/zVzgs (金屬圍欄) ，which is extremely dangerous and not suggested,and onto the mountain's ridge like Sharick did,you’ 11 find yourself surrounded by panoramic views of.Kauai‘s  famousNa Pali coastline. "Anyone hiking should be aware of the challenges of any given hike ,” Sharick warned. “And they should not take risks just to see a beautiful view or to get a picture."

          David Chatsuthiphan,who writes the hiking blog Unreal Hawaii,offered a similar warning. “Extreme caution should be exercised at the end of the trail because it's a cliff,” he wrote. “It would be very easy for a person to slip and fall to his death."

          Follow the state's official trail and access a guide to reach the Awa,awapuhi Trail head. Going onto the mountain's ridge is strictly banned.

9. Why did Scott Sharick hike to the end of the Awa,awapuhi Trail?

   A. To show his bravery.

   B. To take a scary selfie.

   C. To admire the scenery of the ocean and valleys.

   D. To find a way to cross the Awa,awapuhi valley.

10. When reaching the two lookout points,visitors.

   A. are advised to walk along the mountain's ridge

   B. can then take an easy walk along the Na Pali coastline

   C. can get a better view of the two amazing valleys below *

   D. will find themselves surrounded by the Na Pali-Kona Forest Reserve

11. What is David Chatsuthiphan’s attitude toward hiking the trail?

   A. Interested. B. Supportive.

   C. Concerned.  D. Indifferent.

12. The text is probably taken from a magazine about.

   A. health    B. history

   C. biology   D. geography

9. B 10. C 11. C 12. D

          C篇

徒步穿越Awa’ awapuhi小徑十分危險(xiǎn)，盡管攝影師Scott Sharick做到了但他力勸大家切勿效仿。

9. B. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段中的The scariest selfie we’ve ever seen 和第二段中的 Scott Sharick did that because he is a photographer and he needs to take risks at times 可知，Scott Sharick 是個(gè)攝影師，為了拍攝驚險(xiǎn)鏡頭，他有時(shí)需要去冒險(xiǎn)，因此他徒步穿越了 Awa’ awapuhi小徑。

10. C. 細(xì)理解題。根據(jù)第二段中的it ends with two lookout points showing off the amazing Awa’ awapuhi and Nualolo valleys below 可知，在那兩個(gè)瞭望哨，Awa’ awapuhi和Nualolo兩個(gè)山谷盡收眼底。

11. C. 推理判斷題。根據(jù)第五段中的Extreme caution should be exercised 和 It would be very easy for a person to slip and fall to his death 可推知， David Chatsuthiphan對(duì)這種冒險(xiǎn)徒步很擔(dān)心。

12. D. 文章出處題。本文通過(guò)描述ScottSharick的冒險(xiǎn)自拍，引出徒步Awa’ awapuhi小徑的危險(xiǎn)性，并呼吁游客切莫冒險(xiǎn)效仿。由此可推斷，它有可能出自一本有關(guān)地理方面的雜志。

題目來(lái)源：2016年英語(yǔ)周報(bào)高二新課程 > 第37期 2015-2016學(xué)年高二新課程

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