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Alice、Simon等人正在选择自己所要去的讲座。第61至65题是他们的个人情况介绍。阅读下面六个讲座的简介（A.、B.、C.、D.、E.、F.），选出符合各人需要的最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该选项标...
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阅读下面的短文从所给的A.―E.五个选项中为标有小题号的段落找出适当的小标题选项中有一个是多余的选项57.MorethanthreehundredfiftynationalparkscanbefoundintheUnitedStates.Theseparksincludehugecoloredrockformationsriverswaterfallsbeautifultreesotherplantsandmanydifferentkindsofwildanimals.58.MillionsofpeoplefromallovertheworldvisitthestateofUtaheveryyear.Onereasonisthemanynationalparks.TheseareareasofgreatnaturalbeautythatareprotectedbytheUnitedStatesgovernment.OneoftheparksisArchesNationalParknearthetownofMoabineasternUtah.Expertssaythisparkhasthegreatestnumberofarches拱门ofanysimilargeographicareaintheworld.TheNationalParkServicehascountedmorethantwothousandarchesinArchesNationalPark.Thesmallestoftheseisanopeningoflessthanonemeterthelongestmeasuresmorethanninety-threemeters.59.Archeslooklikehalfacircleaboveanopeningorholeinarock.Archescanalsoappearascurvedbridgesbetweentwolargerocks.Scientistssaytheybeganformingalmosttwothousandmillionyearsago.Mostarchesseentodaydevelopedwithinthepastmillionyears.Astimepassedtheareawasfilledwithmaterialleftbyrivers.Otherrocksburiedthearea.ThengreatpressuredeepintheEarthcreatedhugemountains.60.TherocksinArchesNationalParkaremostlyadeepredcolor.Rocksgettheircolorfromminerals.Theredcoloristheresultofironoxideorrust.Scientistssaythepresenceofironintherockshowsthattheweatherwashotanddrywhentherockwasfirstformed.A.TheformingofarchesB.ArchesNationalParkC.ColoroftherockD.FamousplacesE.NaturalparksintheUSA
Diamondsmaybeforever.Butwhat’sagirltodowhenshegetsdumped失恋ordivorced离婚andthoseringsnecklaceandlovegiftslosetheiremotional情感sense?HelpisjustaclickawayonnewWebsitesthatprovideanoutletforsellingjewelry珠宝frompastrelationshipssharingbreak-upstoriesandhelpingbrokenheartsheal愈合.YougothroughadivorcE.Whatdoyoudowiththatring?Maybeyouhaveachildyoucanpassitonto.Maybeyoudon’t.ItjustsitstheresaidMegahnPerrywhowithherstepmother继母MariePerryrunswww.exboyfriendjewelry.com.Threemonthsafteritsstartwiththeslogan口号YouDon’tWantIt.HeCan’tHaveItBackthewebsitehas3000registeredusersandmorethan600postingsofringsbraceletsandearringsforsale―allwithapersonaltaleattacheD.Asonewomanpostingadiamondringfor$3500wrote:Beautifulringcamewithawrongman.DecidedtoselltoregainthemoneythatIspentfinishingpaymentsontheringthatmyexdidn’t.TheideawasbornwhenMegahnPerryaLosAngelesactressandwriterwaslookingforasafeplacetosellaweddingsetafteradivorceandrealizedothersmighthaveformerboyfriends’jewelrywithmemories记忆thatmakethemtoopainfultowear.Thelocalpawnshop当铺provedanunattractivechoicE.SosheteamedupwithherstepmotherMarieresearchedthemarketandfoundagapinit.56.Thepassageismainlyabout_____.A.howawebsiteissetupB.howsadthelovestoriesareC.HowmuchawebsitecanmakeD.Howmanypeoplelikethewebsite57.Howlongisitsincethestartofthiswebsite?A.Lessthanthreemonths.B.Atleastthreemonths.C.Lessthanonemonth.D.Notknown.58.Howmanypeoplehaveregisteredonthiswebsitewithinthreemonths?A.About600.B.About3000.C.About3500.D.Notknow.59.Whosetupthiswebsite?A.MegahnherselfalonE.B.MegahnandherbestfrienD.C.Megahnandherstepmother.D.MegahnandherexboyfrienD.60.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordgapinthelastsentence?A.GulfbetweentwopeoplE.B.Misunderstandingsamongeachother.C.Differencesfromapawnshop.D.A.marketworthdeveloping.
NewYorkStatehaspassedtheUSA’sfirststatelawbanning禁止motoriststalkingonhand-heldcellphones.thebanwillbeginNovember1althoughdriverscaughtusinghand-heldcellphoneswillbegivenonlywarningsduringthefirstmonth.First-timeviolators违法者willfacea＄100finE.A.secondtimecallfora＄200fineandeveryviolationafterthatwillcost＄500.Atleastadozenlocalities地方haveestablishedbansstartingin1999;and40stateshavehadbansproposedbutnotpasseD.Atleast23countriesincludingtheGreatBritainItalyIsraelandJapanbandriversfromusinghand-heldcellphones.Thereareabout115millioncellphonesinuseintheUnitedStatesandmorethan6millioninNewYorkState.TothinkthatI’mnotgoingtousecellphonewhenatthesametimeIcanstillusemylaptop.IstillcanreadapaperIcanstillchangemypants裤子whiledriving65mph..Ithinkthere’sjustsomethingwronganofficialsaiD.Othercritics批评者notedthatotherthingslikeeatingdrinkingcoffeeandapplyingmakeupwhiledrivingposed造成atleastasmuchofaconcern.Theysuggestedthatthebanincludeabroaderrangeofthings.77.Howmuchfinewillahand-heldcellphoneuserpayifhehasbeencaughtusingitfourtimeswhiledrivingafterNovember?A.＄500B.＄1000C.＄1200D.＄130078.Wecanseefromthispassagethat_______.A.thebanhasbeenputintoeffectinmoststatesintheU.S.B.manyofthedevelopedcountriesforbiddriversusinghand-heldcellphonesC.overfiftylocalitiesorstatesbandriversfromusinghand-heldcellphonesD.morepeopleintheU.S.areagainstthebanthanforit79.Theofficialmentionedinthispassage______.A.doesnotagreewiththisbanB.doesn’tbelieveusinghand-heldcellphoneswhiledrivingwillcauseanydangerC.doesn’tunderstandwhyhand-heldcellphonesaloneshouldbebannedamongmanyothersD.believeschangingpantswhiledrivingwillcausegreaterdanger80.Thewriterintendstotellusinthelastparagraphthat_______.A.itisnotfairtohavethisbanpassedB.thebanwillneverbepassedinthewholecountryC.moreactivitiesofthesamekindshouldalsobebannedD.thebanwillmeetwithmorecriticism
ManystudentswanttofindfriendsontheInternetasawayofpractisingtheirlanguageskillsandlearningmoreaboutnewcultures.Traditionalpenpalsweretheprimarysourceforsuchcontactsandstudentscouldwriteeachotherletters.WiththeInternetfingdingfriendshasbecomemucheasierandsuchrelationshipsarecalledkeypals.HowevercareandconsiderationshouldbegivenwhenfindingfriendsontheInternet:◎SearchtheInternetforreputable有信誉的services.Lookforreviewsofsuchsitestolearnmoreaboutotherstudents’experiences.Don’tjoinaserviceuntilyouhavedoneyourresearch.◎Checktoseeifyoucanuseanicknameinsteadof__________toprotectyouridentity.◎Nevergivepersonalinformationtoanyoneincludingyourhomeaddressphonenumberandbirthday.◎Stopcontactwithothersifyoufeeluncomfortablewiththetopicsofconversation.Againifyouprotectyouridentitythiswillbeeasiertodo.TellyourteachersparentsorevenlocallawenforementifproblemarisE.◎Trytousethelanguageyouarestudyingintheclassroominyourcommunicationwithothers.◎Askappropriatequestionsthatwillalsohelpyoulearnaboutothercultures.Rememberthatsomeone’spersonalexperiencemighthelpyoutounderstandawholeculturE.YouhavetotalktomanydifferentpeopleandthiswillgetyoustarteD.76.PleasegivethispassageapropertitlE.Pleaseanswerwith10words.___________________________________________________________________________77.Pleasefillintheblankwithproperwords.Pleaseanswerwithin5words.___________________________________________________________________________78.Whichsentenceinthepassageistheclosestinmeaningtothefollowingone?Penfriendsusedtowriteletterstokeepintouchwitheachother.___________________________________________________________________________79.WhydomanystudentswanttofindfriendsontheInternet?Pleaseanswerwithin30words.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________80.PleasetranslatetheunderlinedsentencE.___________________________________________________________________________
Therearethreetypesofstudentvisas:F-1StudentVisaJ-1ExchangeVisitorVisaM-1NonacademicTradeSchools.OfthesetheF-1andtheJ-1arethemostcommonforinternationalstudents.TheJ-1visaobligates强制thestudenttoreturntotheirhimecountryforaminimunoftwoyearsaftertheendoftheirstudiedintheUS.TheB-2visaTouristVisaisnotconsideredastudentvisaforfulltimestudy.AsageneralruleifyouintendtoentertheUSasastudentyoushouldgetaF-1orJ-1visA.Togetavisaapprovedyouwillneedtoshowthatyouhaveenoughfundstopayforthefirstyearofstudyandthatyouhaveresourcesavailabletocovertherestofyoureducationalprogram.TheinformationyouprovideontheI-20formF-1orIAP-66formJ-1willbeexaminedverycarefullybyboththeforeignstudentadviserattheschoolandtheINS.Ifyoudon'thavetheresourcesnecessaryforstudyintheUSyouwillnotgetavisA.IftheforeignstudentadviserbelievesyouhavetheresourcesnecessaryforstudyintheUSheorshewillsendyouaFormI-20CertificateofEligibilityforNon-immigrantF-1StudentStatus.Youwillneedtosubmit递交thisformwithyourapplicationforastudentvisatotheAmericanembassy大使馆.Ifyoureducationwillbesponsored赞助byaUScitizenE.g.arelativetherelativewillneedtofilloutaFormI-134AffidavitofSupport.Thisformrequiresthemtopayyourexpensesifyoucannot.AformI-134filledbysomeonewhoisnotarelativedoesnotcountasmuchasaFormI-134filledbyarelativE.76.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.EasytoGetyourVisaB.VisaInformationC.EnoughFundsforVisaApplicationD.ImportancetoGetaRelativeintheUS77.IfyouwanttogetF-1visayouhavetofillout________.A.theIAP-66FormB.theI-134FormC.theI-20FormD.noneoftheabove78.IfyouwanttopayashortvisittotheStatesyoushouldgeta________.A.F-1visaB.M-1visaC.B-2visaD.J-1visa79.Togetastudentvisaapprovedyouhavetoprovethat________.A.youhaveenoughmoneyforyourstudyB.youhavetheabilitytoworkthereC.youhaveenoughfundsforoneyearD.yoursponsorwillsupportyourstudyforoneyear80.Fromthelastsentencewecaninferthat________.A.ThepersonapplyingforthevisacanalsofilloutthesponsorformB.Non-relativesaremoreimportantingettingavisA.C.ThegovernmentthinksrelativesaremorereliabletoactasaguaranteeD.relativesarenotallowedtoasksomeoneelsetofillouttheform
TotheEditorIhavebeenreadingyournewspapertheHometownGazetteforthepasttwoyearseversinceImovedtoSmithvillE.WemovedherefromNewYorkCitysoIamaccustomedtoreadingexcellentnewspaperssuchasTheNewYorkTimes.InfactwestillhavetheTimesdeliveredonSundays.Theentirefamilyenjoysreadingtherecipes食谱inthemagazineaswellastheStylessection.TheTimesisgreatbuttheGazetteisanotherstory.I'veneverreadanarticlethatdoesn'tcontainatleastthreeorfourspellingorgrammaticalerrors.Forinstanceinlastweek'sissueyoumisspelledthewordsecretaryusedasingularverbwithapluralnounandusedit'sasapossessive所有格.Andthatwasjustintheleadstory!Incaseyouneverwenttoelementaryschoolit'smeansitis.It'snotapossessiveadjective!It'sapitythatthistinylittlehick乡下townhasonlyonenewspaperbecauseI'dliketohaveanalternativetotheragyoupublish.Ifindithardtobelieveyournewsstories.Ifyoucan'tspellcorrectlyhowcanyougetyourfactsrightI'vebeenmeaningtogetthisoffmychestforsometimE.Pleasecancelmysubscription订阅.Andbuyyourselfadictionary.SincerelyJaneZ.Jones60.Whichphrasefromthepassageshowsthewriter'sprejudiceA.getthisoffmychestB.threeorfourspellingorgrammaticalerrorsC.tinylittlehicktownD.readingtherecipesinthemagazine61.Theauthor'stoneinthispassagecanbestbedescribedasA.happyB.angryC.sympatheticD.objective62.WhichstatementfromthepassageisafactA.It'sapitythistownhasonlyonenewspaper.B.TheTimesisgreatbuttheGazetteisanotherstory.C.WestillhavetheTimesdeliveredonSundays.D.Youneverwenttoelementaryschool.63.WhichstatementofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothepassageA.ThewriteroncelivedinNewYorkCitysohewasusedtoreadingtheTimes.B.TheentirefamilyenjoysreadingtheStylessectioninthemagazinE.C.Thewriterhaslongbeenplanningtoexpresshisdissatisfactionwiththelocalnewspaper.D.Itisobviousthattheeditorsofthenewspaperarenotverycarefulabouttheirwork.
Computershavebeenusedinteachingformorethantwentyyears.Butanewbooksaysthatonlynowaretheychangingeducation.Anditpredictsthatalotmoreisabouttohappen.ThebookiscalledDisruptingClass:HowDisruptiveInnovationWillChangetheWaytheWorldLearns.DisruptiveInnovationisatheorydevelopedbyleadauthorClaytonChristensenaprofessorattheHarvardBusinessSchool.Hesaysorganizationsalmostalwaysusenewcreativetechnologyonlytocontinuewhattheyalreadydo.Newtechnologyshouldchangeorganizationshesaysanddisrupttheminagoodway.Theyshouldusethetechnologytodothingsdifferently―forexampletoservemoreneeds.Thebooksaystheneededdisruptiveforceineducationiscomputer-basedlearning.MichaelHornanotherauthorofDisruptingClasstoldusaboutaBostonpublicthathevisiteD.EverystudentatLillaG.FrederickMiddleSchoolinDorchesterMassachusettshasalaptopcomputer.Oneclasswaslearningaboutstorms.MichaelHornsaysthelaptopsmadeitpossibletotrulyindividualize使个人化thelessonstodividematerialsbyabilitylevelandlearningstylE.Attheendoftheclassthestudentsalltookpartinadiscussionledbytheteacher.Computer-basedlearningoffersawayforstudentstotakeadvancedcoursesnotofferedattheirschoolortoretakeclassestheyfaileD.Italsoservesthosewhocannotphysicallyattendschoolandstudentswhoreceivehomeschooling.Computer-basedlearningincludesonlinecourses.Enrollments招生inonlinecourseshavegrownsharply.In2007theUnitedStateshadaboutonemillionenrollmentsnotincludingcollegecourses.Studentscouldbeenrolledinmorethanonecoursethroughschoolsoreducationcompanies.Highschoolstudentsmakeupaboutseventypercentoftheenrollment.StillnationallyonlyaboutonepercentofallhighschoolcourseslastyearweretaughtonlinE.ButtheauthorsofDisruptingClasspredictitwillbetenpercentinaboutsixyears.Andtheirresearchsuggeststhatthenumberwillbeaboutfiftypercentby2019.AndMichaelHornsaysthefutureofonlinelearningcouldbeevengreaterindevelopingcountries.73.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthebookDisruptingClass?A.Itwaswrittenbymorethanoneauthor.B.Itthinksthecomputeraffectsstudents’studies.C.Itintroducesanewscientifictechnologytoreaders.D.Ithasbeenabest-sellersinceitwaspublisheD.74.Paragraph4iswrittentoshow.A.howmoderntheBostonpublicschoolisB.howclevertheAmericanstudentsareC.howwelltheAmericanteachersteachD.whatcomputer-basedlearningislike75.FromthelasttwoparagraphswecaninferthattheauthorsofDisruptingClassthinkthat.A.moreandmorestudentsareinterestedinDisruptingClassB.thosewhotakeonlinecoursesaremainlycollegestudentsC.moreandmorehighschoolcourseswillbetaughtonlineD.enrollmentsinonlinecourseshaven’tgrownrecently76.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.anewbookB.anewlearningwayC.someAmericanwritersD.theadvantagesofcomputers
RaintocometoShanghaiinMayXinminEveningPostreportsthatamuchanticipatedliveconcertofSouthKoreasingerRainisscheduledtobeheldinShanghaionMay20.Theconcerthasbeenplannedsincetwoyearsagobuthasmetwithvariousproblems.EarlierthisyearaChineseperformingcompanyevenfiledalawsuit诉讼againstthestar’sagencycompaniesforfailingtolayontheconcertlastMarchcitingRain’stightschedule.ThestarsSouthKoreanagencythenpromisedtosetacleardateforalaterShanghaiconcert.BeforetheconcertRainisexpectedtoholdameetingwithhisfansinShanghai.TransformerstobeshowninChinaBEIJINGMay12―Paramount’slatestworkTransformerswillbeabletomeetitsChinesefansonJuly11thjustoneweekafteritspremiereintheUSA.ThedomesticportalsinA.comreportedonFridaythatthemoviehaspassedthatscrutiny审查ofthestatefilmbureaucitingasoursefromtheHuaxiaFilmGrouptheimporterofthemoviE.16bandstotoutcapitalaudiencesMay12―16jazzbandsfromBeijingShanghaiandothercountriesliketheUnitedStatesRussiaandAustriawillbringajazzbanquettoBeijingaudiencesstartingfromMay25.ThesecondBeijingNinegatesJazzWeekwhichwasnamedaftertheninecitygatesofoldBeijingispartoftheSino-FrenchCulturalExchanges.BignameslikeviolinistDidierLockwoodfromFrancedrummerRonyHolanfromIsraelandveteranjazzpianistEmilViklickyfromCzechRepublicareexpectedtoteamupwithlocaljazzmusicianslikeLiuYuanandXiaJia’sbandandjazzsingerCocofromShanghai.51.WhydidRain’sSouthKoreanagencypromisetosetacleardatefortheShanghaiconcert?A.BecauseRainwantstomakemoremoney.B.BecauseRain’sscheduleisverytight.C.BecauseheoncefailedtolayonaconcertasplanneD.D.BecausehehascomeacrossavarietyoftroubleinhispersonallifE.52.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordpremieremean?A.FirstbeingmadeB.BeingplannedC.BeingshotD.Firstbeingshown53.WhatcanLiLeidotocelebratehisbirthdayonMay31st?A.AttendRain’sShanghaiconcert.B.Enjoyjazzmusicbroughtbythe16bands.C.MakeaninteractionwithRainonhismeetingwithfansinShanghai.D.SeethemovieTransformersinacinemA.54.Whichsectionofanewspaperwouldthisarticleprobablybefrom?A.Economy.B.Politics.C.Entertainment.D.CulturE.
NEWDELHIIndiaAP―Indiaisfastbecomingatopdestinationfortouriststhankstoaforcefulcampaigntopushthecountry’sHimalayanspas矿泉名胜andbeachesofficialssay.Tourismofficialshavebeencrisscrossingtheglobeaspartofthegovernment’sIncredibleIndiacampaignlaunchedin2003.Andtheresultsarebeginningtoshow.TouriststravelingtoIndiahavejumpedbynearly26percentfromlastyearandthenumberisexpectedtocross3millionthisyearsaidAmitabhKantchairmanoftheIndiaTourismDevelopmentCorp.Foreignexchangeearningstoohaveshownanearly40percentrisethisyearKanttoldTheAssociatedPress.India’searningsfromtourismwere$4.3billionbetweenJanuaryandNovember2004comparedto$3.1billionforthesameperiodof2003.TouristfiguresarelookingupespeciallyafterthewaythetravelmagazinesarepraisingIndiaRenukaChoudhuryIndia’stourismministertoldreportersjustbeforeleavingforSpainandItalytopushtheIncredibleIndiacampaign.CondeNastTravelerrankedIndiasixthamongtheworld’stop10destinationsinitsannualreaders’travelerawards.Indiawontoppointsforitsculturaldiversityhospitalityandgoodvalueformoney.LonelyPlanetOnlinetheWebsiteoftheguidebookseriesdescribedIndiaasamongthetopfiveinternationalholidaydestinationsalongwithThailandItalyAustraliaandNewZealand.TheIncredibleIndiacampaignfocusesonthecountry’sscoresofsmalllargelyunexploredtouristspotsaswellasIndia’straditionalhealingarts.HoweverChoudhurynotedatleast22airportsarebeingupgradedwithbettersignsmoderntoiletsloungesanddutyfreeshops.A.touristpoliceforcehasbeensetupatairportsrailwayandbusterminals.62.Tourismofficialshavebeencrisscrossingtheglobeto_______.A.learnfromresortsB.strengthencommunicationC.drawtouriststoIndiaD.enjoythescenery63.Itcanbelearnedthat_______.A.KantissatisfiedwiththetrendoftourismB.KantworriesaboutthefutureofIndia’stourismC.Choudhurydoesn’tthinkthesituationsoftourismwillimproveD.ChoudhurythinksIndiashouldmakefullpreparationsforthecrisisoftourists64.WhichofthefollowingmayNOTbelongtotheadvantagesofIndia?A.Hospitality.B.Culturaldiversity.C.Goodvalueformoney.D.Naturalscenery.65.Thelastparagraphmainlytellsus_______.A.therearefiveinternationalholidaydestinationsworthyofavisitB.IndiaisworthavisitbuthassomeshortcomingsC.whypeoplewanttotravelinIndiaD.theincredibleIndiacampaigncameintoeffect66.Thepassageismainlyabout_______.A.tourisminIndiaB.India’stechniqueC.thefutureofIndiaD.India’spositioninpeople’smind
It’sgreatfuntoexplore探索newplaces―itfeelslikeanadventureevenwhenyouknowyou’renotthefirsttohavebeentherE.Butmakesurenottogetlostorwastetimegoingroundincircles.●Dothemapreadingifyou’rebeingdrivensomewherE.It’llbeeasierifyoukeepturningthemapsoitfollowsthedirectionyou’retravelingin.Keeplookingaheadsothatyoucangivethedriverlotsofwarningbeforehavingtomakeaturnoryou’llhavetomovetothebackseat.●Getagroupoffriendstogetherandgoexploring.You’llneedagoodmapacompass指南针araincoatacellphonetocallforhelpincaseyougetlostandabitofsparecashforemergencies应急现金.Tellsomeonewhereyou’regoingbeforeyousetoutandletthemknowwhattimeyouexpecttobeback.Thetestisinnotgettinglostnotinseeinghowfastyoucangosoalwayssticktogetherwaitingforslowerfriendstocatchup.●Seeifyourschooloracluborganizesorienteeringactivitiesinwhichyouneedamapandacompasstofindyourway.ThiscanbedoneasasportwithteamstryingtofindthewayfromA.toB.andB.toCetC.inthefastesttimeorsimplyasaspare-timeactivity.Eitherwayit’snotonlygoodfunbutagreatwaytokeepfit.49.Sittingbesidethedriveryoushould________.A.directthedriverwhennecessaryB.lookaheadtoseewherethere’saturnC.movetothebackseatiffeelinguncomfortableD.keeplookingatthemaptofindaplacetogoto50.Whydoyouneedtotellsomeoneyourexplorationplanbeforesettingout?A.Togetinformationwhenindanger.B.Tobesavedincaseofanaccident.C.Tosharethefunwithhim/herinexploration.D.Totellhim/herwhat’sgoingonwiththegroupmembers.51.Orienteeringactivitiescan________.A.makepeopleworkfastB.helppeoplestayhealthyC.helppeopleorganizeotheractivitiesD.makepeoplegetpreparedforsports
Britishnewspapersareamongtheoldestandmostfamousintheworld.Butrecentlybigchangeshaveseenthesetraditionalpublicationstrytofitthemodernworld.After221yearsTheTimeshaschangeditssizetobecomemuchsmaller.Infactthepaperhascutitssizeinhalffromabroadsheettotabloid小报.InBritainthenewspapermarketisdividedbetweenthelargerbroadsheetsandthesmallertabloids.Thesetermsrefertothesizeofthepapers’pagesbutthereisalsoacleardifferenceincontent.BroadsheetssuchasTheTimestheGuardianandDailyTelegraphareseriouspapers.Theycoverabroadrangeofpoliticaleconomicandinternationalissues.TheirstoriesarealsoreasonablylongandusequiteformallanguagE.Tabloidshavefarmorestoriesaboutlessseriousissuessuchascelebrities’名人lovelives.TheirstoriesareshorterandusemoresimplelanguagE.Tabloidsoftenhavebiggerpictures.Britain’sbest-sellingnewspapertheSunisatabloidandhasanakedgirlonPageThreeeveryday.BychangingtothesizeofatabloidTheTimesisfollowinginthefootstepsofalessfamousbroadsheetpapertheIndependent.Itchangedtotabloidlastyearandsawitssalesincreasegreatly.AlthoughbothpapershaveswitchedtothesmallersizethecontentofthepapershasremainedthesamE.Theyarebothstillseriouspapers.Thetwopapersclaimthatpeoplefindthesmallersizeeasiertohandlewhentheytraveltoworkonthebusorthetraininthemorning.Insteadofcallingthenewstyleoftheirpapertabloidthepapersaysitsnewsizeiscompact紧凑型.66.InwhichyearwasTheTimesborn?A.1782B.1785C.1788D.178667.Whichofthefollowingstatementscanbestdescribebroadsheetsandtabloid?A.Broadsheetsarelargerinsizewhiletabloidsaresmaller.B.Tabloidsarelessseriousthanbroadsheets.C.Broadsheetscontainmorenewsthantabloids.D.TheyaredifferentinsizecontentandthestyleoflanguagE.68.Whichofthefollowingnewspaperswouldyoureadifyouareinterestedinlivesoffilmstars?A.TheSunB.TheTimesC.TheIndependentD.TheGuardian69.AccordingtothepassagewecaninferthemainreasonforTheTimes'changingintothetabloidisthat_____.A.itwantstobecomeconvenientforpeopletocarryB.itwantstoincreaseitscirculation发行量C.itintendstocopywhatTheIndependenthasdoneD.itisunlikelytostayinbusinessifitdoesnotchange70.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothegiveninformation?A.TherearemoretabloidsthanbroadsheetsinBritainatpresent.B.AfterthechangetherewillbenodifferencesbetweenTheSunandTheTimes.C.AlthoughTheTimeshascutitssizeitremainsaseriouspaper.D.AllthepaperswilltendtohavethesamestyleinthefuturE.
ReadthefollowinginterviewwithDrJohnBassaninternationalshark鲨鱼specialistwhohasspentmanyyearsstudyingsharks:Firstofalldoctorareallsharksdangerous?Notheyaren't.Thereareabout250differentkindsofsharksbutfewerthan30ofthemaredangeroustohumans.Certainsharksareveryaggressive好斗的andweshouldfearthembutthedangerofsharkattacksismuchlowerthanmostpeoplethink.Sowhichsharksaredangerous?TheGreatWhitesharkisthemostdangerous.ThenthereistheTigersharkwhichothersharksareafraidofandtheBlueshark.Bothofthemareveryfastanddangerous.Whicharethebiggestandsmallestsharks?TheWhalesharkisthebiggestsharkintheworlD.Itgrowsupto15minlengthandweighsasmuchassixlargecars.ThesmallestsharkwhichisfoundnearJapancouldfitintothepalmofyourhandbecauseitisonly15-20cmlong.Doallsharkshaveteeth?Yestheydo.Mostsharkshavehundredssometimeseventhousandsofsharpteeth.ThesearearrangedinrowsoffourormorE.Theyfitquitelooselyinthejaw.Whenthefrontonesbreakofforfalloutspareteethmoveforwardsfromtherowsbehind:Sharksgetanewsetofteetheverytwoweeks.In10yearsaTigermayloseasmanyas24000teeth!That'slotsofteeth!Whatkindoffooddosharkseat?Mostsharksfeedonsmallfishandtheykeeptheoceanshealthybyeatingsickandinjuredfish.Howeverhungrysharkswilleatalmostanythingincludingsmallersharksandevenrubbish.InsideoneTigersharkwhichwasfoundtherewasatincanabicycletyrealeatherwalletandanalarmclock!Andhowdosharksfindtheirfooddoctor?Ashark'ssenseofsmellisexcellent.Itwillfollowthesmellofbloodacrossthousandsofmetresofocean.Theyalsoseewellandtheyhavegoodhearing.Sharkscanfeelmovementinwaterveryeasilytooanditispossibleforthemtofeelafishmovingasfaras30maway.22.Mosttypesofsharksare_______.A.dangerouskillersB.notdangerousC.afraidofpeopleD.foundinJapan23.Ashark'sbestsensewhichhelpsitmostinfindingfoodisitssenseof________.A.tasteB.sightC.smellD.hearing24.Sharksarehelpfultousas______.A.oceancleanersB.smallsharkfeedersC.bigeatersD.fishhunters25.Choosethebesttitleforthispassage_______.A.Sharks―OurFriendsB.Sharks―TheKillersC.Sharks―TheFiguresD.Sharks―TheFacts
TheAustraliancontinentisalandlikenoother.Itsanimalsplantsandlandscapeshaveevolved演化overonethousandyearsandthereareaboutamilliondifferentnaturalspecies物种inAustraliA.Morethan80percentofthecountry’splantsandanimalsareuniquetoAustraliaalongwithmostofthefishandalmosthalfthebirds.Australiahasmorethan140speciesofmarsupials有袋动物includingkoalaswombatsandtheTasmaniandevilnowfoundonlyintheAustralianwilderness.Morethan750speciesofbirdshavebeenrecordedinAustralia350ofwhicharefoundnowhereelseintheworlD.Amongthemarethekookaburratherainbowlorikeetandfairypenguins.Therearealso55differerntspeciesofmacropods―thekangaroofamily―nativetoAustralia.Theyvarygreatlyinsizeandweightrangingfromhalfakilogramto90kilograms.ThecountryhasbeenmakingeveryefforttoprotectitsnaturalheritagE.DespitethelargesizeofthecontinentthemajorityofAustraliansliveonthecoastandinmajorcities―around75percentofAustralia’spopulationlivesincityareas.Australiaisthedriestcontinentonearth.Itscenterhasoneofthelowestrainfallsintheworldandaboutthree-quartersofthelandisdry.Thesedryareasextendfromthelargecentraldesertstothewesterncoast.Soilsintheseareasareverypoorcomparedtootherdeserts.ThishasgivenAustraliansagreatchallengE.Theyhavetomakethebestuseofthevarietyofregionstomeetthecompetingdemandsofagricultureeconomyandconservation.60.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphmainlytellus?A.Australiaisaverylargecountry.B.Australiahasaverylonghistory.C.Australiahasitsuniquenaturalspecies.D.AustraliahasthelargestnumberofplantsandanimalsintheworlD.61.WombatsandtheTasmaniandevilarethenamesof.A.plantsB.animalsC.placesD.people62.AboutkindsofbirdscanonlybefoundinAustraliA.A.140B.350C.400D.75063.MostofAustralianslive.A.inthemiddleofthecountryB.inthecountrysideC.inthewestofthecountryD.inthecoastalcities
MynameisHuaFeiandIamasportingrobotofthe23rdcentury.Iamanexpertathighflyingexercises.IjumpfromspaceshipsandasIfallIturndivecircleanddanceuntilIsoftlylandascloseasIcantothefinishinglinE.Robotcompetitionsinthe23rdcenturyaretrulyapopularsport.FansfromalloverChinawatchtheirhandheldTVswhenacompetitioncomeson.LasttimeItookpartinthe78thOlympicsonaflyingislandaboveBrusselsinthesky.IwonthesilvermedalformyperformancE.ThisyearIhadthehonourtobechosenagain.Iwantedtomeetrobotsfromothercountriesandexploreideasaboutsport.HowevermyprogrammerfellilltheweekbeforeweweregoingtoleavE.ItwasverypainfulforherandIfeltveryfrighteneD.InolongerfeltsoconfidentthatIwouldwin.ThedayofthecompetitionwasrathercoldformylegsandmyspecialoilbegantofreezE.IpausedbeforeIjumpedfromthestartingplaceonalittlespaceshipbutthenIbeganmyperformancE.AtthecorrectmomentItriedtoopenmyparachutebuttherewasaproblem.ItonlyopenedalittlE.InsteadofflyingsoftlytoearthIbegantofallfasterandfastersothatIcouldnotturndivecircleordancE.MyheartstoppedbeatingasIlandedheavilyonamountaincoveredwithsnow.ThisiswhyIamwritingtoyoufrommyhospitalbedwithtwobrokenlegsandafragile易碎的heaD.IdidnotwinanythingattheOlympicsafterall.IneedthefactorytobuildmetwonewlegsandanevenbiggerheaD.ThenIwillbeabletocompeteoncemorE.Let’shopeforgreatersuccessinthenextOlympics!56.WhatweknowaboutHuaFeiisthatheis.A.anexperiencedexpertB.acomputersystemC.aflyingspaceshipD.asportingrobot57.Accordingtothepassagewouldbeapopularsportinthe23rdcentury.A.computergamesB.robotcompetitionsC.planecontrollingD.skydiving58.ThereasonwhyHuaFeifailedtoperformwellthisyearisthat.A.hedidn’tdoitintherightwayB.hecouldn’topenhisparachuteC.hedidn’treplacethebatteriesD.hewasaffectedbyawrongprogramme59.AtthemomentHuaFeiis.A.beingtreatedinahospitalB.beingrepairedinafactoryC.beingtrainedforthenextOlympicsD.beingtaughttodohighflyingexercises
WithhisstandardMandarinpronunciationpracticedskillsonChineseexpressionsandspecialhumorwithaPekingaccentDashanhasbecomeahouseholdnameacrossChina.Peoplehavealwayswonderedhowthe36-year-oldCanadiancanbesoskillfulintheChineselanguageeventhoughitisconsideredbymanyasoneofthemostdifficultlanguagesintheworlD.ButtoDashanthegreatchallengewasapieceofcakeduetohisdeepinterestpropermethodandtheexcellentenvironmenthecreatedforhimself.Interestisthebestteacher.ThatisauniversalprinciplE.Evenifhehadn’tfullyrealizedwhatattractedhimtotheChinesedepartmentattheUniversityofTorontoinCanadahewasalreadydeeplyinterestedinChineseculturewhenhedecidedtohavefurtherstudyinBeijing.EnteringtheChinesedepartmentofPekingUniversityin1988Dashanfeltlikeaduckinwater.StudyisalwaysahardjobnomatterhowmuchinterestyouhavE.Thereforeeffectivewaysarenecessarytoimprovement.LearnforlifeandlearninlifeisDashan’sbelief.AsafreshmanattheUniversityofTorontothestudentdidstudythetextbooks.Theydidhelphimbuildasolid扎实的foundation.Howeverthat’sfarfromenoughtograsptheChineselanguagE.StartinginhisjunioryearDashanbegantoreadoriginalChinesenovelsChinesenewspapersandeventheSelectedWorksofDengXiaoping.OnlythematerialforChinesenativereaderscouldgivemeapropersenseofthelanguagehesaiD.ThatthelanguageisthedailymeansofcommunicationistheprinciplethatDashanalwayskeepsinhisminD.Whatyouhavereallylearneddependsonwhatyoucanusenotnecessarilyyourmasteryoftextbooks.Tolearnindailyliferequiresafavourablelanguageenvironmentwhichisalsonecessaryforimprovement.DashanadmitsitishardforChineseEnglishlearnerstobebroughtintoagoodEnglishspeakingenvironmentbutheinsistsTolistenandspeakasmuchaspossibledoeshelp.64.DashancouldlearnChineseverywellbecauseof_______.A.hisinterestmethodandstudyenvironmentB.practicedskillsonChineseexpressionC.hisclevernessD.specialhumourwithaPekingaccent65.ThesentenceLearnforlifeandlearninlifeheremeans_______.A.learnthingsinourdailylifeotherwiseitwillnotlastlongB.weshouldstudyinpracticeallourlivesC.lifeisdifficultsowe’dbetterlearnmoretoleadabetterlifeD.languageisthenecessarypartofourdailylifesowemustpractiseitfrequently66.Theunderlinedphraseapieceofcakehererefersto_______.A.吸引人的事情B.容易的事情C.很难的事情D.富有刺激性的事情67.DashanreadtheSelectedWorksofDengXiaopingbecause_______.A.headmiredtheformerleaderofthegovernmentB.hehopedtolearnmoreofthespiritsofitC.hewantedtogivehimselfapropersenseoftheChineselanguageD.itisverypopularinmoderntimes
AretheBritishpeopleEuropeansThismayseemastrangequestiontoAfricansandAsianswhotendtothinkofallwhitemenasEuropeans.ButtheBritishwhentheyareinBritaindonotregardthemselvesasEuropeans.TheEuropeanstothemarethoseratherexcitableforeignersfromtheothersideofEnglishChannelwhohaveneverlearnthowtospeakEnglish.EuropeistheContinentaplacefullofinterestsforEnglishtouristsbutalsothesourceofalmostallthewarsinwhichBritainhaseverbeeninvolveD.ThusalthoughgeographicallyspeakingBritainisapartofEuropeyetthefactthatitisaseparateislandhasmadeitspeoplefeelveryveryinsular孤立的.TheyfeelinmanywaysdifferentfromtherestofEuropeandtheysometimesannoycontinentalnationsbyfailingtosupportthemoreventounderstandthemintimeofneeD.WheredidtheBritishpeoplecomefromThisisquiteinterestingquestionsincetheyareamixtureofmanydifferentraces种族andalltheseracesinvaded入侵BritainatvarioustimesfromEuropE.NobodyknowsverymuchaboutBritainbeforetheRomanscameduringthefirstcenturyB.C.buttherehadbeenatleastthreeinvasionsbeforethat.ThefirstofthesewasbyadarkhairedMediterraneanracecalledIberians.TheothertwowerebyCeltictribes部落firsttheGaelswhosedescendants后裔arethemodernScotsandIrishsomeofwhomstillspeaktheGaeliclanguagesecondlytheBritonswhogavetheirnametothewholeislandofBritain.ThesewerethepeoplewhomtheRomansconquereD.TheRomansgavetheBritonsagooddealofcivilizationbuttheyneversettledinBritaininverylargenumberssotheBritishracesurviveduntiltheoverthrow颠覆oftheRomanEmpirebythebarbariansthenumerousGermanictribeswhichoverran侵占thewholeofWesternEuropE.51.Thepurposeofthepassageisto.A.talkaboutEuropeansB.discusstheoriginofBritishpeopleC.argueforthesuperiorityofBritishpeopleD.comparetheEuropeanswithAfricansandAsians52.Itcanbeknownfromthepassagethat.A.allthepeoplethinkwhitepeopleareEuropeansB.therearemanyAfricansandAsianslivinginEuropeC.whitemenareEuropeansintheeyesofAfricansandAsiansD.theBritishpeoplethinkofthemselvesasEuropeans53.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.A.EuropeansarethosewhoareunabletospeakEnglishB.thosewhoinvadedBritaincamefromtheothersideoftheEnglishChannelC.BritainisaplacefullofinterestsforthoseexcitableforeignersD.BritainisthesourceofalmostallthewarsinEurope54.WhydotheBritainpeoplefeelinsularA.BecausetheyaredifferentfromthosepeopleintheContinentB.BecausetheysometimesfailtosupportthecontinentcountriesintimeofneedC.BecausetheyareseparatedgeographicallyfromtheContinentD.Becausetheyareconsidereddifferenttounderstand55.WhichofthefollowingismostlikelytobediscussedafterthispassageA.TheGermanictribeswhichinvadedBritainB.ThecivilizationtheRomansbroughttoBritainC.TheRomanswhodidnotsettleinBritainD.ThesurvivaloftheBritishpeopleinthefirstcenturyB.C.
MakinganadvertisementfortelevisionoftencostsmorethanamoviE.Forexampleatwo-hourmoviecosts＄6milliontomakE.A.TVcommercialcancostmorethan＄6000aseconD.AndthatdoesnotincludethecostofpayingforairtimE.Whichismorevaluabletheprogramorthead?Intermsofmoneyandmakingmoneyiswhattelevisionisallaboutthecommercialisbyfarthemoreimportant.Researchmarkettestingtalenttimeandmoneyallcometogethertomakeuswanttobuyaproduct.Nomatterhowbadwethinkacommercialisitworks.ThesalesofCharmwentuponcetheadsbegan.TVcommercialsactuallybuytheirwayintoourheaD.Weinturnbuytheproduct.Andtheadsworkbecausesomuchtimeandattentionaregiventhem.Herearesomerulesofcommercialadmaking.Ifyouwanttogetthelower-middle-classbuyermakesuretheannouncerhasatoughmanlyvoicE.Putsomepeopleintheadwhoworkwiththeirhands.Ifyouwanttoselltoanupper-classaudiencemakesurethatthehousethefurnitureandthehairstylearetypesthatthegroupidentifieswith.Ifyouwantthebuyerfeelsuperiortothecharactersellingtheproductthenmakethatpersonsostupidorsillythateveryonewillfeelgreatabouthimselforherself.Welaughatcommercials.Wedon’tthinkwepaythatmuchattentiontothem.Butevidenceshowswearekiddingourselves.ThemakingofaTVcommercialthatcostssomuchmoneyisnotkidstuff.It’sbigbigbusiness.Andit’stellinguswhattothinkwhatweneedandwhattobuy.ToputitsimplytheTVcommercialisaformofbrainwashing.56.TVcommercialsaremoreimportantthanotherprogramstotelevisionbecause.A.Theybringingreatprofits.B.TheyrequirealotofmoneytomakE.C.TheyarenotdifficulttoproducE.D.Theyattractmoreviewersthanotherprograms.57.ThepurposeofalltheeffortsmadeinturningoutTVcommercialsis.A.Topersuadepeopletobuytheproduct.B.Toshowhowvaluabletheproductis.C.Totestthemarketvalueoftheproduct.D.TomakethemasinterestingasTVmovies.58.Fromtherulessetformakingcommercialadswecanseethat.A.Thelower-middle-classbuyerlikestoworkwithhishanD.B.Themorestupidthecharactersthemorebuyersoftheproduct.C.Addesignersattractdifferentpeoplewithdifferentskills.D.Anupper-classbuyerismoreinterestedinhousesandfurniturethanalower-middle-classbuyer.59.TheundrelinedwordkiddingparA.4mostprobablymeans.A.behavingasachilD.B.laughingat.C.makingfunof.D.nottellingthetruthto.60.Itisbelievedbythewriterthat.A.FewpeopleliketowatchTVcommercials.B.TVcommercialsareagoodguidetobuyers.C.TVcommercialsoftenmakepeoplelaugh.D.PeopledonotthinkhighlyofTVcommercials.
Treasurehunts寻宝haveexcitedpeople’simaginationforhundredsofyearsbothinreallifeandinbookssuchaRobertLouisStevenson’sTreasureIslanD.KitWilliamsamodernwriterhadtheideaofcombiningtherealexcitementofatreasurehuntwithclues线索foundinabookwhenhewroteachildren’sstoryMasqueradein1979.ThebookwasaboutahareandamonthbeforeitcameoutWilliamsburiedagoldhareinaparkinBedfordshirE.ThebookcontainedalargenumberofcluestohelpreadersfindtheharebutWilliamsputinalotofredherringsorfalsecluestomisleadthem.KenRobertsthemanwhofoundtheharehadbeenlookingforitfornearlytwoyears.Althoughhehadbeensearchinginthewrongareamostofthetimehefounditbylogic逻辑notbyluck.Hissuccesscamefromthefactthathegainedanimportantclueatthestart.Hehadrealizedthatthewords:OneofSixtoEightunderthefirstpictureinthebookconnectedthehareinsomewaywithKatherineofAragonthefirstofHenryVIII’ssixwives.EvenherehoweverWilliamshadsucceededinmisleadinghim.KenknewthatKatherineofAragonhaddiedatKimboltoninCambridgeshirein1536andthoughtthatWilliamshadburiedtheharetherE.Hehadbeendiggingthereforoverayearbeforeanewideaoccurredtohim.HefoundoutthatKitWilliamshadspendhischildhoodnearAmpthillinBedfordshireandthoughtthathemusthaveburiedthehareinaplaceheknewwellbuthestillcouldnotseetheconnectionwithKatherineofAragonuntilonedayhecameacrosstwostonecrossesinAmpthillParkandlearntthattheyhadbeenbuiltinherhonorin1773.EventhenhissearchhadnotcometoanenD.ItwasonlyafterhehadspentseveralnightsdiggingaroundthecrossthathedecidedtowritetoKitWilliamstofindoutifhewaswastinghistimetherE.WilliamsencouragedhimtocontinueandonFebruary24th1982hefoundthetreasurE.Itwasworth￡3000inthebeginningbuttheexcitementithadcausedsinceitsburialmadeitmuchmorevaluablE.64.WhatisthemostimportantclueinthestorytohelpKenRobertsfindthehare?A.TwostonecrossesinAmpthill.B.Stevenson’sTreasureIslanD.C.KatherineofAragon.D.Williams’hometown.65.ThestonecrossesinAmpthillwerebuilt_______.A.totellaboutwhathappenedin1773B.toshowrespectforHenryVIII’sfirstwifeC.toserveasaroadsigninAmpthillParkD.toinformpeoplewherethegoldharewas66.WhichofthefollowingdescribesRoberts’logicinsearchingforthehare?A.HenryVIII’ssixwivesB.Katherine’sburialplaceatKimboltonC.Williams’childhoodinAmpthillD.KatherineofAragonE.stonecrossesinAmpthillParkA.a-b-c-e-dB.d-b-c-e-aC.a-d-b-c-eD.b-a-e-c-d67.Whatisthesubjectdiscussedinthetext?A.Anexcitinghistoricalevent.B.A.moderntreasurehunt.C.TheattractionofMasqueradE.D.Theimportanceoflogicalthinking.
InthefirstprogrammeTheMexicanWavethefocusisontheOrangeMonarchbutterfly.EachautumninthepineforestsofcentralMexicooneofthegreatestnaturalphenomenaappearsastensofmillionsofbeautifulorangeMonarchbutterfliespourintothetreestospendthewintermonths.Someofthemhavemigratedseveralthousandkilometresfromtheirbreeding繁殖groundsinNorthAmericaandCanadabutalthoughthey’veneverbeenherebeforetheytravelsouthandfindtheirwaytoanareanotmuchbiggerthantheEnglishcountyofDevon.Althoughtheycoatthetreesandwhentheytakeflightlooklikeanorangesnowstormthesebutterfliesareunderthreatatbothendsoftheirjourney.ThepineforestarebeingcutdownillegallybygangsofloggersdespiteprotectionfromtheMexicangovernment.Localpeopleneedtimber原木andfirewoodtosurvivE.WherethebutterfliesbreedinNorthAmericatheirfoodplantthemilkweedisbeingkilledbyherbicidesandagriculturalpracticesandtheMonarch’smigrationisindanger.WithlocationreportsfromtheMexicanforestsBrettWestwoodexploreshowstepsarebeingtakentodevelopsustainableforestrytohelppreservethismagnificentinsect.60.WhendotheOrangeMonarchbutterflycometocentralMexico?.A.EachspringB.EachsummerC.EachautumnD.Eachwinter61.WhatdowelearnabouttheOrangeMonarchbutterflies?A.TheyaregoodathidingthemselvesfromtheenemiesB.TheytravelledthousandsofmilestotheEnglishcountyofDevon.C.TheybreedinthecentralMexico.D.Theirfoodsourcepinetreeshavebeendestroyedbyloggers.62.What’sthemainreasonforthedeclineofthenumberofOrangeMonarchbutterflies?.A.BeingkilledbyenemiesB.BeingcaughtbyhumanbeingsC.LackofprotectionfromtheMexicangovernmentD.Thedisappearanceoftheirhabitatandfood63.Whereisthearticleprobablyfrom?.A.A.newspaperB.A.magazineC.A.journalD.A.radioprogramme
FootballisIbelievethemostimportantgameinEnglandonehasonlytogotooneoftheimportantmatchestoseethis.Richandpooryoungandoldonecanseethemallthereshoutingforonesideortheother.ToastrangeroneofthemostsurprisingthingsaboutfootballinEnglandisthegreatknowledgeofthegamewhicheventhesmallestboyseemstohavE.Hecantellyouthenamesoftheplayersinmostoftheimportantteams.Hehaspicturesofthemandknowstheresultsoflargenumbersofmatches.HewilltellyouwhoheexpectswillwinsuchamatchandhisopinionisusuallyasgoodasthatofmenthreeorfourtimeshisagE.MostschoolsinEnglandtakefootballseriously―muchmoreseriouslythannearlyallEuropeanschoolswherelessonsareallthatareimportantandgamesareleftforthechildrenthemselves.InEnglanditisbelievedthateducationisnotonlyamatteroffillingaboy’smindwithfactsinclassroomitalsomeansthetrainingofcharacterbymeansofgamesespeciallyteamgameswheretheboyorgirlhastolearntoworkwithothersfortheteaminsteadofworkingforhimselforherselfalonE.Theschoolthereforeplaysgamesandmatchesforitspupils.FootballisagoodteamgameitisgoodforbothbodyandminD.Thatiswhyitiseveryschool’sgameinEngland.46.Inparagraph1thismeans.A.peopleoftenshoutateachotherinafootballmatchB.peoplerichandpooryoungandoldoftenplayfootballC.footballisthemostpopulargameinEnglandD.peopleusuallygototheimportantmatches47.Peopleoftenonefootballteamortheotherbyshouting.A.beatBwinoverCsupportDlaughat48.WhatdoeseducationmeaninEnglandA.Fillingaboy’mindwithfacts.B.Teachinghowtoworkwithothersfortheteam.C.Trainingcharacterbymeansofgames.D.MorethantheteachingofknowledgE.49.Fromthepassagewelearnthat.A.footballispopularmostlyamongEnglishchildren.B.schoolsinEnglandmakeuseoffootballforthetrainingofbodyandminD.C.footballismoreimportantthanlessonsinEngland.D.otherEuropeanschoolsconsiderfootballunimportant
阅读下列应用文及相关信息并按照要求匹配信息请在答题卡上将对应题号的相应选项字母涂黑首先请阅读以下六种社会群体的简介FutureFoundation咨询公司对英国社会的生活方式进行了研究发现了六种群体A.Transient20sThetransient20sareanemerginggroupwhorefusetosettledown.Theyregularlychangejobsandmovefromoneareatoanotherforadventureandtravel.Drivenbychangesandnewchallengestheyrejectjobandhomesecurity.AreaslikeManchesterandBrightwillseeafloodofthese20-somethingsoverthenextdecadE.B.UrbanFarmerTheurbanfarmerisacity-dwellerbuttriestore-createcountrylifebygrowinghisownorganicvegetablesinagarden.Hemayliveinthebusysuburbsanddriveasportyvehiclebutnothingbetterthanalongwalk.C.YoungFogyTheyoungfogiesareagenerationofyouthfulLondonerswhobehaveasiftheyweremiddle-ageD.Theyareintheir20sbuttheygiveupnightclubsforradioprogramsandtrendybarsfortraditionalbars.Theyarealsocharacterizedbyaloveofrealalegoodhousekeepingandcomfort-over-styleclothes.D.Brickies'WagsThesewags'wivesandgirlfriendsspendingpowerisgrowing.Thetradesman'swifenowuseshiscashfordesignerclothesVogueandchampagnegoldjewelryandexpensivecars.ThiswomanismostlikelytobefoundwithineasyreachofcentralLondonwhereherhusbandmakesafortunE.E.VirtualVillagersThisgroupofpeoplehasnothingtodowiththepopularonlinegameVirtualVillagers.Theyarethepeoplewhoaresettotakeadvantageofmajortechnologicaladvances.Officescouldbeemptyingoutoverthenext10yearsasthenumberofBritsescapingtoruralareaswilltriplebecauseoftheWorldWideWeB.Areaswherecountrysideandmotorwaysareingoodsupplywillbekeyhomesforthesevillagers.F.TheUnstoppableTheunstoppablearethosepeopleover65whostillenjoyeatingouttravelingtakingeveningclassesandgenerallyhavingagoodtimE.阅读下面五个人的情况介绍请与相应的社会群体匹配56.D.GruberusedtoworkwithaforeigntradefirmincentralLondonformanyyears.Hefeltsotiredphysicallyandmentallythathewasabouttogivehisjobup.LuckilywiththehelpofhiswifeacomputerprogrammerhecancontinuehisjobathomebyusingtheInternet.HeenjoystheadvantagestechnologyhasonhislifE.57.IrenePonbshassettleddowninLondonafterhegraduatedfromcollegein2003.Unlikehiscolleagueswhospendmostnightsinanoisyplacesuchasaclubandabarhepreferstoliveaquietlifelisteningtoradioprogramsanddoinghousework.58.J.BarneshadahardtimeadaptinghimselftotheretiredlifE.Laterhefoundgreathappinessvisitingdifferentplacesbeforehewasaddictedtoplantingvegetablesinhisgardens.Nowheismuchhealthierbyeatingsuchvegetablesandtakingawalkinthemorning.59.M.NeilsonrecentlyoftenquarrelswithhisgirlfriendMay.MayiseagertomarryandhaveastablehomE.HoweverNeilsonthinksitisfoolishtostayinthesameplaceanddothesamejobtosupportafamily.60.H.Wolfnowisverygratefultoherparents'decision.OtherwiseshewouldliveinthecountrysideandstruggletomakebothendsmeetwithJim.Nowsheonlyneedstolearnhowtoshopanddressherselfup.HerparentschoseMr.Rightforherwhocouldaffordalmosteverythingshedreamedof.
TheMostDirectSolutiontoAnyProblemWhentryingtosolvevariousproblemsinlifeanapproachIfindveryusefulistofirstidentifywhatI’dconsiderthemostdirectsolutionregardlessofhowIfeelaboutactuallyimplementing实施it.Whatistheclearestmostdirectpathtomygoalorthemostefficientwaytogetaroundanobstacle?Manyproblemswillhavemultipledirectsolutionsbutoftenthesesolutionswillbeunpleasantatfirstglancebecausethey’llrequirecourageself-disciplinecreativityorpersistencetoimplement.___60___Forexamplesupposeyouwanttoloseweight.Andsupposewecansaythatoneofdirectsolutionsistoeatthesameasyou’reeatingnowandboost促进提高yourexerciseoutputby500caloriesaday.___61___Althoughitmayrequiredisciplineandpersistencemostpeoplewouldagreethatitwillworkifyoufollowthrough.Anotherexample:___62___Howeveryoudon’tknowhowthatpersonfeelsaboutyou.Onedirectsolutionwouldbetosimplywalkupexplainyourthoughtsandfeelingsandaskifshe/heisinterestedindiscussingthepossibilityofacloserrelationship.ThiswilltakelessthanaminutetosayandregardlessoftheoutcomeatleastyouknowwhereyoustanD.___63___Anyhowit’sverysimpleandstraightforwarD.___64___What’sthesimplestandquickestwaytoreachyourgoalsassumingthatyouhadlimitlesscourageanddiscipline?A.Ofcoursethissolutionmayrequirealotofcouragetoovercomethepossibilityofrejection.B.Butifwecangetourselvestofollowthroughweknowthesolutionswillactuallywork.C.Seeifyoucanidentifythemostdirectsolutiontosomeofyourproblems.D.SothebestwaytoovercomethedifficultyistoaskyourfriendsforadvicE.E.Ifyouimplementthisrathersimplesolutionyou’llloseweight.F.Supposeyou’reinterestedinstartingarelationshipwithsomeonE.G.Howeverthesolutionimplementeddoesnotwork.
IntheWesternworldin-laws姻亲usuallydon’tgetalongwellwitheachotherorwithanewspouse配偶.PerhapstheyhaveaprobleminunderstandingthattheirwonderfulchildhasnowgrownupandgotmarrieD.Maybetheydon’tlikethespousetheirchildpickeD.Ormaybetheyjustdon’tthinkthatanyonewilleverbegoodenoughfortheirownbaby.Sowhatcanthenewlymarriedpeopledo?Firstofallgoforalonghoneymoon.Thiswillgiveyoutwothings.Firstitwillgiveyoutimetogetclosetoyournewpartner.Nowyoumuststaywithhimorherjustasyousaidonyourweddingday.Seconditwillgivethein-lawstimetocooldownaftertheexcitingwedding.Enjoyyourhoneymoon!Whenyoureturnitwillbetimetostartdealingwiththerestofthefamily.AfteryougetbackfromyourhoneymoonmovetoanotherplacE.Dowhateveryouneedtodo.ChangeyourjoB.Startanewcareerandsoon.Ifyoustaynearyourhomeormoveintoahousejustdownthestreetfromeitherfamilyyou’llgetintroublE.Trustme!Youalsoneedtostartmakingnewfamilytraditions.Youdon’thavetomakeyourmum’sapplepieforThanksgiving.Youdon’thavetogotobothfamiliesonChristmasEve!Relax.Youdon’thavetohavebothsoon-to-begrandmotherswithyouwhenyouaregivingbirth!Don’tgiveintoin-lawpressurE.Finallytalkwithothernewspouses.Theywillencourageyouandgiveyousupportforthenever-endingandongoingrealityofhavingin-laws.65.WhatisParagraphOnemainlyabout?A.In-lawsdon’tliketheirdaughter-in-laworson-in-law.B.In-lawsmisunderstandtheirwonderfulchilD.C.Thereisalwaystroublebetweenin-lawsoranewcoupleinthewesternworlD.D.In-lawsthinktheirownchildbetterthanhisorherspousE.66.Whyshouldnewlymarriedspousesgoforahoneymoon?A.TofindachancetoenjoytheirtimealonE.B.Torealizewhattheysaidontheirweddingday.C.Toallowin-lawstimetoenjoythemselvesafterthewedding.D.Tobegintodealwiththerestofthefamily.67.Inthewriter’sopinionhowdoesanewspousemakenewfamilytraditions?A.Tostartafamilylifeindependentofin-laws.B.Tostaywithin-laws.C.Nottocookapplepieforparents.D.Tospendfestivalswithparentsin-law.68.Fromthepassagewecaninferthat______.A.followingin-lawsisagoodideaB.distancehelpstodealwithin-lawsC.newspousesmustn’tstayneartheirhouseD.newspousesshouldn’tdoanythingfortheirin-laws
Haveyoueverstayedatahotel?MostChinesehotelsoftenprovideguestswiththingslikedisposabletoothbrushestoothpasteshampooandslippers.Manyguestsliketheideabecausetheydon’thavetobringtheirown.ButifyoutraveltoBeijingremembertobringyourownthings.StartingfromJunesomehotelsinBeijingwillnolongerprovideguestswiththesedisposables.Theywanttoaskpeopletouselessdisposablethings.ManydisposablethingsaremadeofplastiC.PeoplethrowthemawayafteronlyusingthemoncE.Itisawasteofnaturalresourcesandisverybadfortheenvironment.DoyouknowoneChinesepersonmakesasmuchas400kgofwasteayear!Mostofthatwastecomesfromdisposablethings.InBeijingpeoplethrowawayabout19000tonsofplasticbagsand1320tonsofplasticlunchbowlseveryyear!Plasticcantakebetween100and400yearstobreakdown.Sothelessplasticwethrowoutthebetter.Sowhereveryoutravelbringyourownthingsandusethemagainandagain.BackathomeandschoolyoucanalsodosomethingtomakeourworldabetterplacE.Trytodothesethingsinyourdailylife:Useclothshoppingbagsnotplasticones.Afterusingaplasticbagwashitoutandletitdry.Thenyoucanuseitoverandoveragain.Donotusepapercups.Atyourschoolcanteenuseyourownbowlandchopsticksinsteadofdisposableones.61.Whydomanyhotelsprovideguestswithsomedisposablethings?A.Letitbeconvenientfortheirguestsduringtheirtraveling.B.Hopetheirguestsuselessdisposablethings.C.Wishtheirgueststosavemoney.D.Wanttheirgueststousemoredisposablethings.62.SomeBeijinghotelswillnolongerprovideguestswith________.A.cheapfoodanddrinkB.disposablethingsC.goodserviceD.freeTVprogrammes63.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.ManydisposablethingsaremadeofplastiC.B.Throwingdisposablethingsawayisawasteofnaturalresources.C.Plasticisverybadfortheenvironment.D.Plasticbreaksdowneasily.64.Whatcanwedotomakeourworldabetterplaceathomeandschool?A.UseshoppingbagsmadeofplastiC.B.Donotthrowawaypapercups.C.Usedisposableplatesbowlsandchopsticks.D.Donotforgettoreusedailynecessities.65.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat__________.A.peopledon’tlikedisposablethingsatallB.wecan’tusepaperorplasticbowlsatschoolC.weshoulduselessplasticthingsandprotectourenvironmentD.hotelswon’tprovidedisposablethingsbecausetheywanttosavemore
Goodreadersknowthatreadingisn’tjustaboutknowingwords―it’sawayofthinking.Smartreadersthinkbeforeduringandafterreading.Herearesometipsthatmaybeofsomehelp.ThinkbeforeyoureaD.Beforeyoureadthetextaskyourselfthequestionswhyyouarereadingitandwhatyouwanttogetfromit.Answeringthequestionswillhelpyouchoosewhatwordsyouneedtoknowandwhatwordsyoucanskiporscan.Thinkwhileyouarereading.Canyougetthemeaningofthetextwithoutlookingupnewwordsinadictionary?Arethereanycluesinthetext?A.textwilloftengiveexamplesthatmayhelpyouunderstandwhatsomeofthewordsmean.Let’stakethefollowingsentenceforexampleManylargeRussiancitiessuchasChelyabinskandIrkutskhavetakenstepstoprotecttheirculture.ThewordsChelyabinskandIrkutskmaybenewtousbutthesentencetellsusthattheyareexamplesof_______.ThinkafteryoureaD.Doyouunderstandthetext?Whatisthemainideaofthetext?Canyouguessthemeaningofthenewwords?Whichwordsdoyouneedtolookup?Isthetexttooeasyortoohardforyou?Ifyoupracticereadingandthinkinginthiswayyouwillbecomeasmarterreaderandyouwilllearnmorefasterandbetter.60.Thispassageisprobablytakenfrom_______.A.anewspaperforgeneralreadersB.amagazineforlanguageteachersC.abookforlanguagelearnersD.anadvertisementforanewbook61.Whichofthefollowingcanbestbeputintheblankinthepassage?A.countriesB.mountainsC.riversD.cities62.TheauthorofthepassageadvisesustodoallthefollowingEXCEPT_______.A.weshouldthinkbeforewhileandafterwereadapassageB.we’dbetterlookupeverynewwordinadictionaryC.weshouldlearntoguessthemeaningsofnewwordsD.thecluesinapassageshouldbemadeuseof
WalkingacrossthecampusofPittsburgh’sCarnegieMellonUniversityonedelightfulspringdayIcameuponatablefilledwithyoungpeoplechattingandenjoyingthefineweather.SeveralhadidenticalblueT-shirtswithTrilogy@CMUwrittenacrossthem―TrilogybeinganAustinTexasbasedsoftwarecompanywithareputationofrecruiting招聘ourtopstudents.IwalkedovertothetablE.Areyouguysheretorecruit?IaskeD.Noabsolutelynottheyrepliedfirmly.We’renotrecruiters.We’rejusthangingoutplayingalittlefrisbeewithourfriends.HowinterestingIthought.They’vecometocampusonaworkdayallthewayfromAustinjusttohangoutwithsomenewfriends.AsIlaterlearnedtheyweregiftedstudentswhohadinkedthehighest-payingdealinthehistoryoftheirdepartments.IaskedoneyoungmanwhyhewasgoingtoasmallercityinTaxas.ThecompanyisexcellenthetoldmE.Therearealsoterrificpeopleandtheworkischallenging.ThoughhehadseveralgoodjoboffersfromPittsburgh’shigh-techfirmsandknewthecitywellhesaidhefeltthecitylackedthelife-stylesoptionsculturaldiversityandtolerantattitudethatwouldmakeitattractivetohim.Ashesummeditup:HowwouldIfitinhere?Whatachangefrommyowncollegedaysjustalittlemorethan20yearsagowhenstudentswouldputontheirdressiestclothesandcarefullyhideanycounterculturetendenciestoprovethattheycouldfitinwiththecompany.Todayapparentlyit’sthecompanytryingtofitinwiththestudents.TheseyoungmenandtheirlifestylesrepresentalivelynewforceintheenonomyandlifeofAmerica.TheyaremembersofwhatIcallthecreativeclass:afast-growinghighlyeducatedandwell-paidpartoftheworkforceonwhoseeffortscorporateprofitsandeconomicgrowthincreasinglydepenD.Theydonotconsciouslythinkofthemselvesasaclass.YettheyshareacommonbeliefthatvaluescreativityindividualitydifferenceandadvantagE.68.Whyweretheyoungpeopleintheuniversitycampus?A.TogetrecruitedinPittsburgh.B.Tocelebratetheirsuccessfulrecruitment.C.Torelaxthemselvesawayfromwork.D.Tomeettheiroldschoolmates.69.Whichofhefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’sattitudetowardstheyoungpeople?A.Criticizing.B.Disgusting.C.Approving.D.Disappointing.70.Whatcanyouinferfromthepassage?A.Theyoungpeopleprefertoworkinasmallquietcity.B.ThehighpayisthemainattractiontotheyoungpeoplE.C.PittsburghhasmanyadvantagesoverAustin.D.Pittsburghdoesn’thaveenoughattractionstotheyoungpeoplE.
RoundtheworldticketsRTWsTheseusuallylastayearandletyougotoseveraldestinations.Thesemaybesomerestrictions限制onwhereyoucangobyairsoit’simportanttocheckoutthetermsandconditionsofeachdealanddecidewhichonesuitsyoubest.A.typicalRTWforusuallylessthan₤1000wouldbe:London―Toronto―Honolulu―Fiji―Sydney―HongKong―London.YoucangetapresetRTWormakeoneuptoyourself―thiscanbecheaperinsomecases.・Multi-stopoverticketsIfyoudon’twanttogoaroundtheglobebutwanttoseeseveraldifferentplacesmulti-stopoverticketscanletyoumakeseveralstopovers中途停留.Forinstanceyourroutecouldbe:London―Singapore―Sydney―Bombay―London.OritcouldbealotmorecomplicatedwithlotsofflightswithinAustraliaforinstancE.・OpenjawticketsIfyouwanttogotoonedestinationbyairandthentraveloverlandandcomebackfromanotherdestinationbyairyoucanbuyanopenjawticket.Forinstanceyourroutecouldbe:London―Cairo―Nairobi―LondonTravelingbetweenCairoandNairobibyland.・AirpassesIfyouwanttotravelaroundwithinonecountryorevenoneareayoucanbuyairpassestocoveroneofthefollowings:theUSAAfricaAustraliaIndiatheFarEasttheCaribbeanSouthAmericaandthePacifiC.Insomecasesyoumayhavetobuytheairpassbeforeyougettothecountryorareayouwanttotravelin.Shortairpasseslastaweek.Longeronescanlastupto2months.Costsvarybutstart₤150.Askyourtravelagentfordetails.・SpurlegsSpurlegsletyougooffonadetour迂回路onyourwaytoyourfinaldestination.ForexampleyoumightvisitChinaonyourwaytoAustralia.44.Mr.Brownretiredlastmonthandwantstotravelaroundtheworld;hemostprobablybuys.A.RoundtheworldticketsB.Multi-stopoverticketsC.OpenjawticketsD.Airpasses45.Openjawticketssuitthosewhowantto.A.gotoseveraldestinationsindifferentcountriesB.visitseveraldifferentplacesandmakeseveralstopoversC.gotooneplaceandthentravelbylandandthenreturnbyplaneD.gooffonadetourontheirwaytotheirfinaldestinations46.WhatkindofticketmayyoubuyifyouwanttotraveltoJapanpassingbyBeijing?A.Openjawtickets.B.Roundtheworldtickets.C.Airpasses.D.Spurlegs.47.Howmuchwilltheairticketbeifyouwanttotravelinonecountryforashorttime?A.Morethan₤1000.B.Nolessthan₤150.C.Lessthan₤150.D.About₤1000.
JimTomJohnLeeKylie在大学就读他们各自有各自喜欢的大学生活第82-86题是他们的个人情况介绍阅读关于大学生活的简介A.B.C.D.E.F.选出符合个人需要的最佳选择选项中有一项是多余选项82.JimcanmakeasportsfanindeeD.HeoftenjoinsdifferentkindsofsportscluB.Foryouknowheholdsthebeliefthattakingmoreexercisecanbegreatfunandhehasbenefitedfromitalot.Soafterclassthebusyfigureinthesportsfieldisalwayseye-catching.83.TomneverlikestobedeserteD.Ifpossiblehewillspendtimewithhispartners.InhismindsharingthehappinessandsorrowwiththemisagreatpleasureinhislifE.Solivingwithpartnerscanfulfillthedreamofgettingtogether.84.Johniskeenoncollectingobjectsthatstandforthelocalculturewhateverthesizeis.HemakesitenjoymenttoholdthelargecollectionofthoseobjectsoncehemadeacarefulchoiceofwhenhepaysavisittovariousplacesthroughouttheworlD.85.LeeiscrazyaboutthehistorybothathomeandabroadespeciallythesettlementoftheAborigineslivinginthecontinentcalledOceaniA.NowheismakingafurtherresearchintothehistoryaboutitsfirstpioneersontheislanD.86.Kylieisconsideringattendingacourseinordertoimproveherreadingskill.Itiscertainthatspeedisthekey.Soshewantstolearnsomeusefultipsonhowtomakereadingbetterbypracticinginclass.A.FielderLibrarywillbeopenfrom9:00-22:00.thislibraryisoneofthelargestlibrariesinAustraliaandisproudofitsoutstandingcollectionofspecialistbooksandlearningresources.Thelibrary’sRareBooksCollectionfeaturesanexhibitiononAustralianExplorersofthe18thand19thcenturies.B.Residentialcollegelifeisfunandrewardingandthebestwaytomakefriendsinyourfirstyearatuniversity.Toursofthecollegesrunthroughouttheday.AskattheCollegesInformationBoothfortourtimesandthecostoflivingin.C.TheUniversityUnion’sContactInformationDeskandcampusstoreintheHartBuildingwillbeopenfrom9:00.T-shirtsdiariesbagsanduniversitysouvenirswillbeonsalE.SandwichesanddrinksarealsoavailablE.D.GuidedtoursoftheLanguageCenterandComputerLaboratorieswillberunningduringtheday.Youarewelcometotryoutexcellenttechnicalfacilitiesofthelanguagecenter.Toursleaveat9:0011:00and14:00fromthereceptionareaatthemainentrancE.FindoutaboutStudySkillsprogramsandfreeEnglishclasses.E.InteractivedisplaysandexhibitsbyChemistryMathematicsBiologyPhysicsandPsychologydepartmentwillbeheldthroughoutthedayintheChemistrybuilding.Comeinandtalktousaboutourcoursesandyourareasofinterest.F.ThenewUniversityCollegeSportsandAquaticCenterincludesonOlympicpooltenniscourtsfitnesscentersportshallsquashcourtsandsportsbar.ToursofthesportscenterdepartsfromtheInformationBoothinthecenteroftheQuadat9:3013:00and15:30.
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