高三英語月考試卷 (二)

高三月考試卷（七）英語

第I卷（三部分，共115分）

第一部分聽力（共三節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出

最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)

小題和閱讀下一小題。

每段對話僅讀一遍。

1.Whydidn'tJoancomeontimeforthemeetingthatmorning?

A.Becauseshegotuplaterthanusual.B.Becausethebuswaslate.

C.Becausesheforgotthetime.

2.What'stherelationshipbetweenthemarlandHelen?

A.Theyarefriends.B.Theyarebrotherandsister.C.Theyareacouple.

3.WhatdoyouknowaboutMary?

A.Sheistiredofteaching.B.Shewasfired.C.Sheischangingherjob.

4.Wherearethetwospeakersgoingtoeattheirlunch?

A.Inarestaurant.B.Inthepark.C.Athome.

5.WhydoesthewomanwanttoliveinPeru?

A.BecausePeruisabeautifulcountry.B.BecausePeruviansarcveryfriendly.

C.BecausesheisinterestedinPeruvianfood.

第二節(jié)（共12小題；每小題1.5分，滿分18分）

聽下面4段對話。每段對話后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出

最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5

秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6至第7兩個小題。

6.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A.HowtolearnFrench.B.HoetoimproveFrenchpronunciation.

C.HowtorememberFrenchwords,

7.Whattroublesthewoman?

A.Frenchculture.B.Frenchvocabulary.C.Frenchgrammar.

聽第7段材料，回答第8至第10三個小題。

8.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthemanandthewoman?

A.ProfessorandstudentB.PrincipleandteacherC.Friends.

9.Howwilltheydealwiththewoman'spaper?

A.Talkaboutitattheman'shouse.B.Talkaboutitattheman'soffice.

C.Talkaboutitatthewoman'shouse.

10.Whenwilltheymeeteachotheragain?

A.At2：40.B.Before2：40.C.Afterschoo1.

聽第8段材料，回答第11至第13三個小題。

11.What'sthetopicofthespeakers?

A.Buyingahouse.B.Findingajob.C.Buildingahouse.

12.Howdoyouliketheman?

A.Heisveryrich.B.Heisverypoor.C.Hehassomemoney,butheisnot

veryrich.

13.Whatkindofhouseisfitforthemaninhisownopinion?

A.ThehouseonPadleyDrive.B.ThehouseonBankStreet.

C.Thehouseinthecountry.

聽第9段材料，回答第14至第17四個小題。

14.Howmanysubjectsdoesthewomantakethissemester?

A.ThreeB.FourC.Five

15.Whereisthemangoingtoworkthissemester?

A.AtthelibraryB.InafactoryC.Inhisdepartment

16.What'sthestudents*attitudetowardsProfessorStillwell'sclass?

A.PositiveB.NegativeC.Indifferent

17.Whydidthewoman'sfriendlikeProfessorAtkins5class?

A.Partlybecauseshewasgenerous.B.Partlybecauseshewasnice.

C.Partlybecauseshewashumorous.

第三節(jié)（共3小題；每小題1.5分，滿分4.5分）

聽下面一段材料，將18至第20三個小題的信息補充完整，每小題不超過三個單詞。

聽材料前，

你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出15秒鐘的作答時間。

本段材料讀

兩遍。

Measure:Toborrowahorsefrom18..

Horsedappearance:19:.

Problem:Toruninthe20.direction.

第二部分英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）

第一節(jié)單項選擇（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

從A、B、c、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該題

涂黑。

21.aresoldinthenewly-builtmall.

A.Manandchild'sarticlesB.Men'sandchildren'sarticles

C.MenandchildrenarticlesD.Manandchildrenarticles

22.Inhisletter,hecomplainedthathewashavinginthedesertedtown.

A.howhardlifeitwasC.howhardlifewasit

B.whatahardlifewasitD.whatahardlifeitwas

23.Theenvironmentinthisfarawaytownisaspleasantasinanycoastalcity.

A.themBthatC.theyD.it

24.studyofotheradvancedcountriescontributestodevelopmentofour

domesticeconomy.

A.A;不填B.不填；theC.A;theD.The;a

25.Tomtocomputergamesalldayisoftenmentionedasanegativeexampleon

differentoccasions,soheisnotaguyworththelearningfrom.

A.isaddicted;whoB.addicted;不填

C.whoisaddicted;whoDisaddicted,不填

26.TheglobalstockmarketmadeaquickresponsetheindexinNewYorkfelldown

sharply.Whichofthefollowingiswrong?

A.directlyB.finallyC.immediatelyD.instantly

27.Youcanneverloseheartinthiselectionasthecandidateofourpartyitcomestoan

end.

A.exceptthatB.besideswhereC.exceptforD.exceptwhen

28.Somanytiresomeproblems,thenewly—electedministerisleadingahard

timenow.

A.settledB.havingsettledC.tobesettledD.havebeensettled

29.IwillneverforgetthesceneIwascriticizedbymyhostesswhenIwasmaking

anobservationintheUSA.

A.thatB.whichC.whereD.why

30.Thisraresnowhasbeenonforacoupleofdays；otherwise,weintheclassroom

attendingclassessofar.

A.hadbeenstayingB.wouldstay

C.wouldhavebeenstayingD.shouldbestaying

31.—theincidenthavehappenedlastterm?

—NoAttheverybeginningofthistermasmuchasIcouldremember.

A.ShouldB.MightC.MustD.Could

32.LiMingwastoseehisclosefriendkilledinthetrafficaccident

A.alittlemorethansadB.morethanalittlesad

C.sadmorethanalittleD.alittlemoresadthan

33.1haveneverbeforethoughtofnobusatsuchallearlyhourinthiscity

A.therebeingB.itisC.theretobeD.thereis

34.—Whathasmadethesoccerfanssoheart-broken?

一thedecisivematchinthegroup

A.TheChineseteamhaslostB.TheChineseteamlost

C.TheChineseteamhavingbeenlostD.ThattheChineseteamlost

35.Itwasseveraldecadeshefinallydiscoveredthathehaddealtwiththematterso

foolishly.

A.beforeB.whileC.thatD.until

第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36-55各題所給的四個選項中選出最佳選項，

并在答題卡

上將該題涂黑。

Afterahardstraggle.Iwasacceptedbyauniversity.Takingprideinmyself,Ifeltasthough

Ihada36_insocialstatus,justlikeNapoleon,who37invanity（自負）afterhe

climbeduptheAlps,'TmevenhigherthantheAlps.”

Asa38,thewholefamilyconsideredmeasabright39outshiningthedim

starsaround.Iwasallowedtohavemyown40ineverything.AndsoonIgotusedto

squandering（揮霍）moneyatuniversity.Idrank,41andwenttodance.42,Icould

enjoymilkandbreadat43.

Thefamilywasreunitedinthevacation.44hadIsatdownwhenItookoutapackage

ofcigarettes.OfcourseIaskedDadto45oneoutfirst.Hewasa"cigaretteaddict”.

46hehadannouncedhundredsoftimesthathewouldgiveupsmoking,henever47his

promise.WhenIwasadmittedtotheuniversity,hesaid,smiling,4<Iwillstopsmoking."Well,I

knewhe48tosaveformytuition,butitwasjustanother“rubbercheck”,I49

stealthily.

50,Iwasmistakenthistime.Withasmile,Dadsaid,“Itisthree51sinceI

stoppedsmoking.^^Iwasdumbfoundedand52athimwithastonishment.Hisfacehad

becomethinner.ThereweremorewrinklesonhisforeheadthanIhad53Tearswereabout

torushoutofmyeyes,butIhadtokeepthem54becauseDadmightbe55.Hardas

ourlifewas,Dadnevershedtears.Iamdeterminedtostopsmoking.

36.A.raiseB.situationC.riseD.fall

37.A.assumedB.claimedC.reportedD.suspected

38.A.consequenceB.memberC.successD.role

39.A.candleB.lightC.planetD.moon

40.A.orderB.behaviorC.wayD.idea

41.A.picnickedB.cheatedC.smokedD.suffered

42.A.IntheendB.InotherwordsC.InsomewayD.Ontheotherhand

43.A.lengthB.onceC.presentD.ease

44.A.HardlyB.OnlyC.LittleD.Just

45.A.holdB.handC.letD.pick

46.A.SinceB.SoC.BeforeD.Although

47.A.brokeB.keptC.madeD.showed

48.A.failedB.stoppedC.meantD.started

49.A.understoodB.thoughtC.movedD.recognized

50.A.HoweverB.ApparentlyC.NaturallyD.Fortunately

51.A.daysB.weeksC.yearsD.months

52.A.shoutedB.wonderedC.staredD.laughed

53.A.expectedB.imaginedC.appearedD.judged

54.A.outB.awayC.inD.back

55.A.angeredB.panickedC.woiTiedD.confused

第三部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）

第一節(jié)選擇題（共17小題；每小題2分，滿分34分）

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

A

Theystoodoutsidethedoor—twochildreninshabbyoutgrowncoats.

“Anyoldpapers,lady?”

Iwasbusy.IwantedtosaynountilIsawthesnowontheclothes.Andtheirlittlesandals（涼

鞋）werealsocoveredwithsnow.

“ComeinandI'llmakeyouacupofhotcocoa.^^

Therewasnoconversation.Theirwetsandalsleftmarksuponthefloor.Iservedthemcocoa

andtoastwithjamtostrengthenthemagainstthecoldoutside.Then1wentbacktothekitchen

andstartedagainonmyhousehold.

Thesilenceinthefrontroomgotmetolookinside.Thegirlheldtheemptycupinherhands,

lookingatit.Theboyaskedinaflatvoice,“Lady,areyourich?"

“AmIrich?Mercy,no!”

Ilookedatmyshabbysofa.Thegirlputhercupbackinitssaucercarefully.

“Yourcupsmatchyoursaucers.^^shesaid.

Theyleftthen,holdingtheirbundlesofpapersagainstthewind.Theyhadn'tsaidthankyou.

Theydidn'tneedto.Theyhaddonemorethanthat.Plainbluecupsandsaucerswereonlyworth

fivepence,buttheymatched.

Itastedthepotatoesandlookedatthemeat.Potatoesandmeat,theroofovermyhead,my

manwithagoodsteadyjob-thesethingsmatched,too.

Imovedthechairsbackfromthefireandtidiedthelivingroom.Themuddyprintsofsmall

sandalswerestillwetuponmyfloor.Iletthembe.IwantedthemthereincaseIeverforget

againhowveryrichIam.

56.Whydidtheauthorletthetwochildrenin?

A.Toofferthemsomewarmclothes.B.Toservethemsomecocoaandfood..

C.Tosellthemsomeoldpaper.D.Toshowoffhermatchedcupsand

saucers.

57.Whatcanbeseenfromthepassageisthat.

A.theauthorwasveryrichandunkindB.thechildrentookawaythecupsand

saucers

C.theauthor'shusbandhadasteadyjobD.thetwochildrenwerelookingforjobs

58.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.

A.itwassnowingoutsidewhenthestoryhappened

B.thetwochildrenputsomemoneyonthetablebeforeleaving

C.thetwochildrenhadneverseenamatchedcupandsaucer

D.theauthorgavethecupsandsaucerstothetwochildren

59.Thebesttitleofthestorywouldbe.

A.AnyOldPapers,LadyB.Lady,AreYouRich

C.TwoMatchedCupsandSaucersD.ARichLadyandTwoChildren

B

Researchscientistssaytheyhavediscoveredanewdrugthatwillhelpthefightagainstthe

diseasetuberculosis（肺結(jié)核）.Expertssayithasbeenshowninanimalexperimentstoclear

tuberculosisbacteriumtwotimesfasterthanothermedicines.Scientistshavejustbeguntotest

theexperimentaldruginpeople.

Tuberculosisinfectsatleasteightmillionpeopleeachyear.Italsoisoneoftheleading

causesofdeatharoundtheworld.OnlyAIDSmore.

Tuberculosisspreadseasilythroughtheair,bycoughing,sneezingoreventalking.But

peopleinlectedwiththetuberculosisbacteriumwillnotnecessarilybecomesick.Theorganism

canliveinthebodyforyearsbeforebecomingactive.

KoenAndriesledtheefforttodevelopthenewdrug.Hesaidthenewdrugisthefirstsuch

medicinetobetestedinpeoplesincerifampinwasdevelopedin1963.

Today,rifampinisusedwithtwoothermedicinestotreattuberculosis.Thedrugsmustbe

takenfbruptoninemonths.Butexpertssaythetreatmentisnolongereffectiveagainstthe

diseaseinmanypartsoftheworld.Theysaythisisbecausethebacteriumhasdeveloped

defensesagainstthetreatment.Doctorssaytheresistanceresultedfrompatientsfailingtofollow

directionsforthemedicines.

DoctorAndriessaysthenewdrugworksdifferentlythanotherones.Itblockstheenergy

supplyoftheorganism,Healsosaysthedrugappearstobemosteffectivewhengivenwiththe

olderdrugs.

Limitedhumantestsofthenewdrughaveshownthatitissafe.Butsomeresearcherswarn

thatitmaynotworkaswellinpeopleasithasinmice.

60.Accordingtothepassage,wecanconcludethat.

A.it'seasytotreattuberculosisifyoufollowthedoctor\directions

B.tuberculosiscausesthesecondlargestnumberofdeathseachyear

C.thenewdrugwon'tdevelopresistanceagainstthetreatment

D.AndriesworkedOutthenewdrugalone

61.What'sthepurposeofthewriter?Hewantsto.

A.saythatAIDSismoredangerousthantuberculosis

B.tellusthatthenewdrugwillbesuretoremovethepatient'spain

C.saythatbeinghealthyismostimportanttous

D.introduceanewresearchresult

62.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat

A.thenewdrugismoreeffectiveonmice

B.thenewdrugcanalsotreattheAIDS

C.peoplebegantousethenewdrugtotreattuberculosis

D.wemustbecarefulwhenusingthenewdrug

63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"It"inthelastparagraphbutonereferto?

A.TuberculosisB.AnewdrugC.AtreatmentD.Abacterium

C

MySpace,thesocialnetworkingwebsite,isdifferentfromotherwebsiteswhichonlyprovide

storiesaboutotherpeople.MySpaceisaplacethatallowsyoutobroadcastyourownstoriesand

personalinformationtoasmanypeopleasyoulike.Startedtwoyearsago,itisabigsourceof

informationforandaboutAmericankids.

Teenagersandtheirparentsfeelverydifferentlyaboutit.Teensarerushingtojointhesite,

notsharingtheirparents9worries.Itsignalsyetanothergenerationgapinthedigitalera.

Forteenagers,itisareliablenetworktokeepintouchwiththeirfriends.Theywilloftenlist

theirsurnames,birthdays,after-schooljobs,schoolclubs,hobbiesandotherpersonal

information.

“MySpaceisaneasywaytoreachjustabouteveryone.Idon'thaveallthephonenumbersof

myacquaintances.Butif1wanttogetintouchwithoneofthem,Icouldjustleavethema

messageonMySpace,saidAbbyVanWassen.Sheisa16-year-oldstudentatWoodlandHills

HighofPittsburg,Pennsylvania.

ParentsontheotherhandareseriouslyconcernedaboutthesecurityproblemsofMySpace.

“Everytimeweholdaparentsmeeting,thefirstquestionisalwaysaboutMySpace.^^said

KentCates,whotravelsthecountrydoingInternetsafetyseminars（研討會）.TheNational

CentrefbrmissingandExploitedChildrenhasreceivedatleast288MySpace-relatedcomplaints,

accordingtoMaryBethBuchanan,alawyerinPittsburg,“YourprofileonMySpaceshowsall

yourpersonalinformationtoanyoneontheWeb.AndMySpaceevenliststhisinformationby

birthplaceandage.It'slikeafreechecklistfortrouble-makersanditendangers

children.^Buchanansaid.

64.Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthatMySpace.

A.bringsaboutthegenerationgapB.isverycarefulaboutpeople's

privacy

C.encouragesyoutolistyourpersonalinformationD.liststhetelephonennmbersof

yourfriends

65.WhyaresomeparentsagainstMySpace?

A.BecausetheythinkMySpacehasabadinfluenceontheirchildren.

B.Becausetheydon'twanttopaysomuchmoneyforMySpace.

C.Becauseittakesuptoomuchoftheirchildren'ssparetime.

D.Becausetrouble-makerscaneasilyapproachtheirchildrenthroughthesite.

66.WhatcanweinferfromuEverytimeweholdaparentsmeeting,thefirstquestionisalways

aboutMySpace"?

A.MySpacehasbecomeatopissuetroublingparents.

B.MySpaceoftenholdsparentsmeetings.

C.MySpaceisquitepopularwithparents.

D.Parentshavelotsofquestionsaboutthewebsite.

67.Thewriter'sattitudetowardsMySpaceis.

A.negativeB.positiveC.optimisticD.objective

68.Whatdoyouthinkthewriterwastryingtotalkabout?

AInternetSafetyB.MySpaceC.GenerationGapD.TheDigitalEra

D

Belgianartloversgetararechanceofwatchingsomeofthemostpreciouscollectionsof

China'stopmuseumwhentheywereputondisplayinaBrusselsartcentreonWednesday.

Eighty-fivepaintingsbyChinesemastersfromthe15thtothe20thcentury,drawnfromthe

collectionofthePalaceMuseuminBeijing,stoodsidebysidewith92worksbyBelgian

paintersduringthesameperiod,suchasPieterBrueghelandPeterPaulRubens,inaunique

exhibitionintheBrusselsCentrefbrFineArts.

“Theexhibition,theForbiddenEmpire,wasdesignedsothatvisitorscanobserveboththe

relationshipsandthedifferencesbetweenthetwogroups'paintersintermsofthemes,techniques,

andvisions,“saidYuHui,theChinesecuratoroftheshow.

Yu,whoheadstheresearchdepartmentofthePalaceMuseum,saiditwasalsothefirsttime

thatthemuseumorganizedanexhibitioninEuropethatshowspaintingscoveringmorethan500

yearsofhistory.

“AmajorityoftheworksonshowhadneverbeendisplayedinEuropeandhavehighartistic

value,“hesaid,namingitemslikeCloudedMountainsbyShiTanfromtheQingDynasty,and

MandarinDucksandLotusFlowersbyChenHongshouinMingDynasty.

Theshow,whichwillrunthroughMay6,wasaco-productionofthePalaceMuseumand

theBrusselsCentreforFineArts,withtheparticipationofanumberofBelgianandforeign

museums,includingtheAlbertinainVienna,AustriaandtheBoijmansvanBeuningenin

Rotterdam,theNetherlands.

TheexhibitionwilltraveltothePalaceMuseuminJune.

69.Whatdoyouthinkthewriterwantstotellusreaders?

A.ComparisonbetweenChineseandWesternPaintings.

B.AncientChinesePaintingsonShowinBrussels.

C.TheHistoryofAncientChinesePaintings.

D.AQuickViewofBrusselsCentreforFineArts.

70.Thewordinbold“curator“inPara3isclosestinmeaningto

A.supporterB.watcherC.loverD.organizer

71.TheexhibitioninBrusselsisactuallyinvolvedincountries.

A.twoB.threeC.fourD.five

72.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thepaintingswerecreatedfromthe15thtothe20thcentury.

B.177paintingswereonshowintheexhibition.

C.Theexhibitionwasinvolvedinseveralforeignmuseums.

D.ItwasthefirsttimethatthePalaceMuseumorganizedallexhibitioninEurope.

第二節(jié)簡答題（共3小題；每小題2分，滿分6分）

閱讀下面短文.根據(jù)文后各題的具體要求回答問題。

AirportsecurityhasbeentightenedaftertheterroristattacksofSeptember11.Whenpeople

fly,theiridentityiscarefullychecked.This,atleast,eliminatesknowndangerouspeoplebut,of

course,cannothelpwithnewrecruits（新成員）orcasesofforgeddocuments.Moreimportantis

theefforttokeeppassengersfrombringingonboardanythingthatcouldbeusedasaweapon.

Forthispurpose,allpassengershavetopassthroughametaldetector.Theseworkbymeansofa

seriesofverybriefmagneticfields.Metalobjectsaffectthesefieldsastheydisappear,andin

factmakethemlastafewmicrosecondslongerthannormal.ThemachineCallrecognizethis

andthensendsanaudiosignaltoalertstaff.Whenthishappens,thepassengerwillbesubjectto

amoredetailedsearchtoestablishwhatiscausingthedetectiontoreact.

Passengers?luggagepassesonaconveyorbeltthroughanX-raymachine.Thissendsout

electro-magneticwaves.SincedifferentmaterialsabsorbX-raysatdifferentlevels,withalittle

helpfromacomputer,theoperatorcanseedistinctitemsinpeople'sbags.Thedisplaymonitor

usuallyshowsdifferenttypesofmaterialsindifferentcolors.Explosivesusuallyappearorange.

Operatorsalsolookforsuspiciousshapesanditems.Iftheyhaveanydoubts,thepassengerwill

beaskedtoopenthebagforinspection.

Complexelectronicequipment,suchaslaptopcomputers,offersaconsiderablechallengeto

detectors.Itisalmostimpossibletoknowwhatishiddeninonejustbylooking.Someairports

tacklethiswith“chemicalsniffers“thatcandetecttracesofchemicalsusedinexplosives.

73.Findawordinthepassagesimilarinmenningtothewordinbold“distinct”.

74.Whydoallpassengershavetogetchecked?（不超過9個單詞）

75.Whatisthegreatestchallengetoadetectoraccordingtothepassage?（不超過6個單詞）

第n卷非選擇題供35分）

第四部分書面表達（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）

第一節(jié)填空（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）

閱讀短文，根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在表格的空白處填上適當?shù)膯卧~或短語，每空不超過3個單

詞。

MillionsofpeoplevisitYosemiteNationalParkeveryyeartoseethetallwaterfallsand

mountains.Thesemountainsareasplendidsightwhenviewedfromthevalleyfloor.Lotsof

stores,hotels,andrestaurantsareneededtohandlethecrowds.Also,water,roads,andother

servicesystemsarepartoftheinfrastructure（基石出設(shè)施）thatmustbemaintained.

Unfortunately,thesesystemsarestartingtobreakdown.It'snotjustinYosemitebutin

nationalparksaroundthenation.

YosemiteisthirtyyearsoldaccordingtoDennisGalvin。aNationalParkServiceworker.The

Parkisnotonlyoldbutwornout.Twoorthreetimesasmanyvisitorscomeeveryyear.Thatis

toomanyvisitorsfortheparktodealwith.

FouryearsagoastormwashedoutawaterpipelineintheGrandCanyon.TheNationalPark

Servicehadtosendwatertruckstoprovidewaterforthevisitors.Lastmonthpipesalmostbroke

againandroadshadtobeclosedforawhile.

Whyhasn'ttheNationalParkServicekeptuptheparkrepairs?Thereisalackofmoney.The

UnitedStateshas378monuments,parks,andwildernessareas.Betweenthreeandfourbillion

dollarsareneededforrepairs.

Yosemiteisonenationalparkthatdoeshavemoneyforrepairs.Ithastwohundredmillion

dollarsbutcannotspenditanywayitchooses.Whentheparkworkersstartedwideningtheroad,

theywereforcedtostopbytheSierraClub.Theclubclaimedthattheroadworkwasdamaging

theMercedRiverthatrunsthroughthepark.

AsierraClublawyer,JuliaOlson,feelsthattheinfrastructureneedstobemovedoutof

Yosemite.Thatwaylesspressurewillbeputonthealreadycrowdedpark.

ItemsFacts/Content

76.ofMillionsofpeople

visitorseveryyear

77.forvisitin?gToseethetallwaterfallsandmountains

YosemiteNationalPark?Toviewthesplendidsightfromthevalleyfloor

78.neededLotsofstores,hotelsandrestaurants

tohandlethecrowds

79.Theinfrastructurebeginstobreakd