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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} Panic??Apanicisaform ofcollectiveinwhichagroupofpeoplefacewithanimmediatethreatreact inanuncoordinatedandirrationalway.Theirbehaviorisuncoordinatedinthe sensethatcooperativesocialrelationshipsandbeakdown.Itisirrationalin thesensethatpeople’sactionsarenotappropriateforthegoalstheywishto achieve.??Theprogressofapanicfollowsafairlytypical course.Asuddencrisisoccurs;peopleexperienceintensefear;normalsocial expectationsarebroken;eachindividualtriesdesperatelytoescapefromthe sourceofdanger;mutualcooperationbreaksdown;andthesituationbecomeseven morethreateningasaresult.Panicsareespeciallylikelytooccurinunusual conditionsinwhicheverydaynormshavelittlerelevancesuchasfiresfloods earthquakesormilitaryinvasions.Somekindofresponseisnecessaryinthese situationsbuttherearefewsocialnormsthatspecifyanappropriatereaction. Thuswhenapassengeraircraftmakesacrashlandingpeoplemayattempttoflee beforefirebreaksoutandcauseanexplosionbutthereonlysucceedin stoppingthemselvesandothersbycreatingbottlenecksattheexits.Awareness ofbottlenecksmayleadtoincreasedpanicwithpeoplefightingandtrampling oneanotherintheefforttoescape.Despiteintensivetrainingofairline personnelinemergencyevacuationproceduresahighproportionofpassenger deathsarecausedbyapanicthatpreventspeoplefromescapingintime. ??Themostdramaticpanicsarethosethatoccurinsituationsof extremeemergencybutnotallpanicsarequitesofranticorshort-lived.A differentformofthiscollectivebehavioristhefinancialpanicwhichis typicallyprovokedbyrumorthatthepriceofstockswillfallorthatabank willbeunabletorepayitsdepositors.Theclassicexampleofcourseoccurred attheoutsetoftheGreatDepressionin1929:asinotherformsofpanicthe individualsinvolvedtriedtoprotecttheirowninterestsandinsodoingthey worsenedthesituationforthemselvesandeveryoneelse.Bytryingtoselltheir stocksasquicklyaspossiblepeopleensuredthatthepriceofstocksdidfall; bydemandingtheirmoneybackfrombankstheyensuredthatthebanksactually didcollapse.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?
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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第三篇{{/B}} Malnutrition营养不良??A newWorldBankreportwarnsthatchildrenwhodon’tgetenoughgoodfoodinthe firsttwoyearsoflifesufferlastingdamage.Theymaybeunderdevelopedor underweight.Theymaysufferfrompoorhealthorlimitedintelligence.In additionpoorlynourishedchildrenaremorelikelytodropoutofschooland earnlessmoneyasadults.??Thereportnotesthattoolittle foodisnottheonlycauseofpoornutrition.Manychildrenwholiveinhomes withplentyoffoodsutterforotherreasons.Forexamplethestudysaysthat mothersoftenfailtogivetheirnewlybornbabiestheirfirstbreastmilk.This milk-likesubstanceiscalledcolostrum.Itisfullofnutrientsthatimprovea baby’sabilitytofightinfectionsanddisease.??Thestudyalso linksmalnutritiontoeconomicgrowthinpoorcountries.Alackofnutritionin earlychildrencancostdevelopingnationsuptothreepercentoftheiryearly earnings.Manyofthesesamecountrieshaveeconomiesthataregrowingatarate oftwoorthreepercentyearly.Thestudysuggeststhatpoorcountriescould possiblydoubletheireconomicgrowthiftheyimprovednutrition.? ?AfricaandSouthAsiaareaffectedthemostbypoornutrition.Thestudy saysabouthalfofallchildreninIndiadonotgetenoughgoodfood.TheWorld BankstudyalsonotesthatratesofmalnutritioninSouthAsiaarealmostdouble thoseincentralandsouthernAfrica.Otherpartsofworldarealsoseverely affectedincludingIndonesiaUzbekistanYemenGuatemalaandPeru.? ?Thestudyrecommendsthatdevelopingcountrieschangetheirpoliciesto dealwithmalnutrition.Insteadofdirectlyprovidingfoodthestudysuggests educationalprogramsinhealthcare.??WorldBanknutrition specialistMeeraShekarsaidtheperiodoflifebetweenpregnancyandtwoyears wasextremelyimportant.Governmentswithlimitedresourcesshouldtakedirect actiontoimprovenutritionforchildrenduringthisperiod. Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutlastingdamage?
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{{*HTML*}}下面的短文后列出了7个句子请根据短文的内容对每个句子做出判断如果该句提供的是正确信息请选择A如果该句提供 的是错误信息请选择B如果该句的信息文中没有提及请选择C TheColdPlaces??The Arcticisapolarregion.ItsurroundstheNorthPole.??Like AntarcticatheArcticisalandoficeandsnow.Antarcticaholdstherecord foralowtemperaturereading--125degreesFahrenheitbelowzero.Readingof85 degreesbelowzeroiscommoninboththeArcticandAntarctica.Winter temperaturesaverage30degreesbelowzerointheArctic.AttheSouthPolethe winteraverageisabout73degreesbelowzero.??Onethingalone makesitalmostimpossibleformentoliveinAntarcticaandinpartsoftheArc tic.Thisonethingisthelowtemperature--thekillingchilloffarNorthand thepolarSouth.??Tosurvivemenmustwearthewarmestpossible clothing.Theymustbuildwindproofshelters.Theymustkeepheatersgoingatall times.Notevenforamomentcantheybeunprotectedagainstthebelow-zero temperatures.??Menhaveawayofprovidingforthemselves.Polar explorerswrapthemselvesinwarmcoatsandfurs.Thecoldmakeslifedifficult. Buttheexplorerscanstayalive.??Whataboutanimals?Canthey survive?Dowefindplants?DowefindlifeintheArcticandinAntarctica? Yeswedo.Thereislifeintheoceans.Thereislifeonland.? ?Antarcticaaswehaveseenisacoldplaceindeed.Butthishasnot alwaysbeenthecase.ExpeditionscientistshavediscoveredthatAntarcticahas notalwaysbeenafrozencontinent.AtonetimetheweatherinAntarcticamay havemuchlikeourown.??Explorershavediscoveredcoalin Antarctica.ThisleadsthemtobelievethatAntarcticaatonetimewasalandof swampsandforests.Heatandmoisturemusthavekeptthetreesintheforests alive.TheArcticandAntarcticaarenoman’slandsbecauseoftheirnotoriouscoldness.
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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第三篇{{/B}} Malnutrition营养不良??A newWorldBankreportwarnsthatchildrenwhodon’tgetenoughgoodfoodinthe firsttwoyearsoflifesufferlastingdamage.Theymaybeunderdevelopedor underweight.Theymaysufferfrompoorhealthorlimitedintelligence.In additionpoorlynourishedchildrenaremorelikelytodropoutofschooland earnlessmoneyasadults.??Thereportnotesthattoolittle foodisnottheonlycauseofpoornutrition.Manychildrenwholiveinhomes withplentyoffoodsutterforotherreasons.Forexamplethestudysaysthat mothersoftenfailtogivetheirnewlybornbabiestheirfirstbreastmilk.This milk-likesubstanceiscalledcolostrum.Itisfullofnutrientsthatimprovea baby’sabilitytofightinfectionsanddisease.??Thestudyalso linksmalnutritiontoeconomicgrowthinpoorcountries.Alackofnutritionin earlychildrencancostdevelopingnationsuptothreepercentoftheiryearly earnings.Manyofthesesamecountrieshaveeconomiesthataregrowingatarate oftwoorthreepercentyearly.Thestudysuggeststhatpoorcountriescould possiblydoubletheireconomicgrowthiftheyimprovednutrition.? ?AfricaandSouthAsiaareaffectedthemostbypoornutrition.Thestudy saysabouthalfofallchildreninIndiadonotgetenoughgoodfood.TheWorld BankstudyalsonotesthatratesofmalnutritioninSouthAsiaarealmostdouble thoseincentralandsouthernAfrica.Otherpartsofworldarealsoseverely affectedincludingIndonesiaUzbekistanYemenGuatemalaandPeru.? ?Thestudyrecommendsthatdevelopingcountrieschangetheirpoliciesto dealwithmalnutrition.Insteadofdirectlyprovidingfoodthestudysuggests educationalprogramsinhealthcare.??WorldBanknutrition specialistMeeraShekarsaidtheperiodoflifebetweenpregnancyandtwoyears wasextremelyimportant.Governmentswithlimitedresourcesshouldtakedirect actiontoimprovenutritionforchildrenduringthisperiod. WhatdoesthewordcolostrumPara2meanaccordingtothepassage?
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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} Panic??Apanicisaform ofcollectiveinwhichagroupofpeoplefacewithanimmediatethreatreact inanuncoordinatedandirrationalway.Theirbehaviorisuncoordinatedinthe sensethatcooperativesocialrelationshipsandbeakdown.Itisirrationalin thesensethatpeople’sactionsarenotappropriateforthegoalstheywishto achieve.??Theprogressofapanicfollowsafairlytypical course.Asuddencrisisoccurs;peopleexperienceintensefear;normalsocial expectationsarebroken;eachindividualtriesdesperatelytoescapefromthe sourceofdanger;mutualcooperationbreaksdown;andthesituationbecomeseven morethreateningasaresult.Panicsareespeciallylikelytooccurinunusual conditionsinwhicheverydaynormshavelittlerelevancesuchasfiresfloods earthquakesormilitaryinvasions.Somekindofresponseisnecessaryinthese situationsbuttherearefewsocialnormsthatspecifyanappropriatereaction. Thuswhenapassengeraircraftmakesacrashlandingpeoplemayattempttoflee beforefirebreaksoutandcauseanexplosionbutthereonlysucceedin stoppingthemselvesandothersbycreatingbottlenecksattheexits.Awareness ofbottlenecksmayleadtoincreasedpanicwithpeoplefightingandtrampling oneanotherintheefforttoescape.Despiteintensivetrainingofairline personnelinemergencyevacuationproceduresahighproportionofpassenger deathsarecausedbyapanicthatpreventspeoplefromescapingintime. ??Themostdramaticpanicsarethosethatoccurinsituationsof extremeemergencybutnotallpanicsarequitesofranticorshort-lived.A differentformofthiscollectivebehavioristhefinancialpanicwhichis typicallyprovokedbyrumorthatthepriceofstockswillfallorthatabank willbeunabletorepayitsdepositors.Theclassicexampleofcourseoccurred attheoutsetoftheGreatDepressionin1929:asinotherformsofpanicthe individualsinvolvedtriedtoprotecttheirowninterestsandinsodoingthey worsenedthesituationforthemselvesandeveryoneelse.Bytryingtoselltheir stocksasquicklyaspossiblepeopleensuredthatthepriceofstocksdidfall; bydemandingtheirmoneybackfrombankstheyensuredthatthebanksactually didcollapse.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTUREaccordingtothepassage?
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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} Panic??Apanicisaform ofcollectiveinwhichagroupofpeoplefacewithanimmediatethreatreact inanuncoordinatedandirrationalway.Theirbehaviorisuncoordinatedinthe sensethatcooperativesocialrelationshipsandbeakdown.Itisirrationalin thesensethatpeople’sactionsarenotappropriateforthegoalstheywishto achieve.??Theprogressofapanicfollowsafairlytypical course.Asuddencrisisoccurs;peopleexperienceintensefear;normalsocial expectationsarebroken;eachindividualtriesdesperatelytoescapefromthe sourceofdanger;mutualcooperationbreaksdown;andthesituationbecomeseven morethreateningasaresult.Panicsareespeciallylikelytooccurinunusual conditionsinwhicheverydaynormshavelittlerelevancesuchasfiresfloods earthquakesormilitaryinvasions.Somekindofresponseisnecessaryinthese situationsbuttherearefewsocialnormsthatspecifyanappropriatereaction. Thuswhenapassengeraircraftmakesacrashlandingpeoplemayattempttoflee beforefirebreaksoutandcauseanexplosionbutthereonlysucceedin stoppingthemselvesandothersbycreatingbottlenecksattheexits.Awareness ofbottlenecksmayleadtoincreasedpanicwithpeoplefightingandtrampling oneanotherintheefforttoescape.Despiteintensivetrainingofairline personnelinemergencyevacuationproceduresahighproportionofpassenger deathsarecausedbyapanicthatpreventspeoplefromescapingintime. ??Themostdramaticpanicsarethosethatoccurinsituationsof extremeemergencybutnotallpanicsarequitesofranticorshort-lived.A differentformofthiscollectivebehavioristhefinancialpanicwhichis typicallyprovokedbyrumorthatthepriceofstockswillfallorthatabank willbeunabletorepayitsdepositors.Theclassicexampleofcourseoccurred attheoutsetoftheGreatDepressionin1929:asinotherformsofpanicthe individualsinvolvedtriedtoprotecttheirowninterestsandinsodoingthey worsenedthesituationforthemselvesandeveryoneelse.Bytryingtoselltheir stocksasquicklyaspossiblepeopleensuredthatthepriceofstocksdidfall; bydemandingtheirmoneybackfrombankstheyensuredthatthebanksactually didcollapse.Whatwillpeoplenotdowhentheyfeelpanic?
{{*HTML*}}下面的短文有15处空白请根据短文的内容为每处空白处确定一个最佳选项 FreezingtoDeathforBeauty? ?PeopleinBeijingwearalotofclothingduringwintertofend抵御offthe cold.IntheUnitedStateshoweverpeoplewear{{U}}?51?{{/U}} partlybecausetheearistheprimarymodeoftransportation.Carstake {{U}}?52?{{/U}}straighttotheirworkplaceswhichareheatedwell. TheAmericandietisfullofcaloriessotheir{{U}}?53?{{/U}}can affordtoburnheatmorequickly.??Fewerlayersofclothinggive peopletheopportunitytostay{{U}}?54?{{/U}}.LotsofYalegirlswear skirts{{U}}?55?{{/U}}whenit’s10degreesCentigrade摄氏温度的outside. Someofthematleastwearbootstights裤袜andleg-warmers暖腿套.Some howeverreallyjustgofor选择thelook{{U}}?56?{{/U}}theriskof health.Thesegirlshavenothingtopreventtheirlegs{{U}}?57?{{/U}} thewindandnosockstoprotecttheirfeet.Aminiskirtandapairof stilettos细高跟鞋areallthattheywear.??Typicallytheones pursuingfashionare{{U}}?58?{{/U}}withlittlebodyfat.Justbythe natureoftheirbodiestheyarealreadyatadisadvantagecomparedwithnormal peoplein{{U}}?59?{{/U}}weather.Ihavealways{{U}}?60 ?{{/U}}wheneverIpassthesegirlshowtheymanagetorefrainfrom shiveringandjustsmilelikespringhadarrived.??Andthen therearetheguysThegirlscanbesaidto{{U}}?61?{{/U}}healthfor beauty..Butwhydoguys{{U}}?62?{{/U}}solittle?Itisnotlikeonce theyshed脱掉somelayerstheysuddenlybecomebetter-looking.Theyarenot exactlybeingfashionablewhenthey{{U}}?63?{{/U}}wearsporty花哨的 shortsandshowerslippersinthemidstofwinter.It’snotcute喜人的. ??Ofcoursepeoplehavethefreedomtolookwhatever {{U}}?64?{{/U}}theywant.Iamjustsurprisedthatgiventhevast differencebetweenwinterandsummertemperaturesinConnecticuttheycanstill {{U}}?65?{{/U}}liketheyarepartyingonthebeachinthemiddleof February.
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