【題目】Travelingalonegivesyouthefreedomtocreateyourownscheduleanddoasyouplease. 【1】 Forexample, atravelpartnercanprovidepracticalsupportandcelebrateintherewardsof first-handexperiencewithunfamiliarlocationsandcultures．Hereareseveralstepstofinda travel partnerwhowillimproveyourjourney．【2】 Travelingshouldbefun．Whenyouareonatrip，youwillwanttodolotsofactivities thatyouenjoy．Preferably，yourcompanionwillwantto dothesame things as you.

Discussfinancialplans．Beforeyoutravel，youshouldplanabudget. 【3】 You don’t want tobeplanninganexpensivegetawaywhenyourfriendislookingforbudgettravel．

Haveanhonestconversation．Ifyouarethinkingabouttravelingwithacompanion，take sometimetohaveanopendiscussion．Scheduleatimetositdownandtalk．Trysaying，"Iknowwe'vetalkedabouttheideaoftravelingthroughEuropetogether．Let'shaveacoffeethisweekandactuallytalkthatthrough．" 【4】 Youshouldalsotalkaboutyourtravelstyle．

Findsomeonewhoisflexible．Chooseatravelpartnerwhocanadjust．【5】Maybe it will rainonthedayyouplannedtovisittheGrandCanyon．Oryoumightnotbeabletoget reservationsatthatFrenchrestaurantyou'vebeendyingtotry．

A．Lookforsomeonewithcommoninterests．

B．Youshoulddiscussyourgoalsforthetrip．

C．Travelwithafriendwhoisprettyeasygoing．

D．Buttravelingwithapartnerhasitsbenefits，too．

E．Makesurethatyouareonthesamepageconcerningmoney．

F．Trytomeetyournewtravelpartnerinpersonbeforeyourtrip．

G．Nomatterhowcarefullyyouplanyourtrip，itislikelythatsomethingwillgowrong．

【答案】

【1】 D

【2】 A

【3】 E

【4】 B

【5】 G

【解析】

本文講述了對(duì)于選擇旅游伙伴的一些建議。要選擇興趣相同且消費(fèi)能力相近的伙伴一同旅游，這樣可以在路上互相幫助。還要在旅游前與同伴進(jìn)行充分討論，這樣可以減少旅行時(shí)與同伴的矛盾。

【1】考查上下文聯(lián)系。根據(jù)后面的例子"a travel partner can provide practical support and celebrate in the rewards of first-hand experience with unfamiliar locations and cultures"可知，旅行伙伴可以對(duì)你提供實(shí)際支持，并在你不熟悉的地方幫助你。所以說(shuō)與同伴旅行有其好處。故選D。

【2】考查上下文聯(lián)系。根據(jù)"your companion will want to do the same things as you"可知，作者建議要尋找有共同興趣的人，因?yàn)橛泄餐d趣的人才會(huì)想和你做同樣的事情。故選A。

【3】考查上下文聯(lián)系。根據(jù)后面的解釋"You don't want to be planning an expensive getaway at the same time your friend is looking for budget travel"可知，選擇旅行伙伴時(shí)，要確保你們的金錢(qián)觀(guān)相同，也就是消費(fèi)能力相近。故選E。

【4】考查上下文聯(lián)系。根據(jù)本段中作者的建議"take some time to have an open discussion．花點(diǎn)時(shí)間開(kāi)展一場(chǎng)討論"，可知作者提議應(yīng)該討論一下旅行目標(biāo)。故選B。

【5】考查上下文聯(lián)系。根據(jù)后面的"Maybe it will rain on the day you planned to visit the Grand Canyon"可知，無(wú)論你多么小心地計(jì)劃你的旅行，都很可能會(huì)出錯(cuò)。因?yàn)橐苍S天公不作美，當(dāng)你想去大峽谷旅行時(shí)卻下雨了。故選G。

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