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AyoungmanwasgettingreadytograduatefromcollegeFormanymonthshehad1abeautifulsportscarinashowroomandknowinghisfathercouldwell2it.hetoldhimthatwasallhewanted.AsGraduationDaycamneartheyoungmanawaited3thathisfatherhadboughtthecar.4.Onthemorningofhisgraduation.hisfathercalledhimintohis5studyroom.Hisfathertoldhimhow6hewastohavesuchafinesonandtoldhimhow7helovedhim.Hehandedhissonabeautifully8giftbox.Curiousandsomewhatdisappointedtheyoungmanopenedtheboxand9alovely.leather-bound皮纸封面Bible10theyoungman’snamepressedingold.11.heraisedhisvoicetohisfather.andsaidWith12yourmoneyyougivemeaBible?andstormedoutofthehouse.Manyyearspassedandtheyoungmanwasverysuccessfulin13.Hehadabeautifulhomeandwonderfulfamily.butrealizedhisfatherwasvery14andthoughtperhapsheshouldgotohim.Hehadnotseenhim15thatgraduationday.Beforehecouldmakearrangements.hereceivedatelegram16himhisfatherhadpassedaway.andwilledallhispossessorstohisson.Heneededtocomehomeimmediatelyand17things.Whenhearrivedathisfather’shousesudden18andregretfilledhisheart.Hebegantosearchthroughhisfather’simportantpapersandsawthestillgiftwrappedBible19ashehadleftityearsago.WithtearshoopenedtheBibleandbegantoturnthepages.Suddenly.acarkeydroppedfromthebackofthe20.Ithadatag标签withthedateofhisgraduationonit.andthewordsPAlDINFULL.1.A.admiredB.watchedC.seenD.noticed2.A.offerB.affordC.serveD.supply3.A.markB.supportC.signsD.promise4.A.FinallyB.InsteadC.SoD.Shortly5.A.publicB.hardC.lazyD.private6.A.proudB.sadC.upsetD.puzzled7.A.manyB.farC.muchD.often8.A.typedB.wrappedC.writtenD.painted9.A.lookedB.reachedC.showedD.found10.A.withB.whileC.afterD.when11.A.InterestedB.PleasedC.AngryD.Disappoint12.A.noneB.allC.1ittleD.bit13.A.businessB.studyC.cityD.home14.A.healthyB.strongC.youngD.old15.A.onB.untilC.sinceD.after16.A.tellingB.showingC.sayingD.talking17.A.lookforB.takecareofC.careD.mind18.A.excitementB.disappointmentC.surpriseD.sadness19.A.butB.rightC.justD.only20.A.BibleB.bedC.deskD.door
Until1954itwasthoughtthatnomancouldrunonemileinlessthanfourminutes.Asyears1therecordcamecloserandclosertofourminutesandRogerBannisterayoungEnglish2begantobelievehemight3thisalmostmagicbarrier.ItwasacoldafternoononMay6th1954whenBannisterknewhehada4chance.Bannisterhadbeen5hardandwasveryfitbuttheweatherconditionswereareal6tohim.Describingthe7laterBannistersaidOnthewaytothetrackthewindblewstrongly.AsI8forthestartIglancedattheflag.Itmoved9now.ThiswasthemomentwhenImademydecision.Thegunfired.Mylegs10tomeetnoresistanceasifIwas11forwardbysomeunknownforce.Thenoisefromthefaithful12gavemegreaterstrength.Ifeltthe13ofalifetimehadcome.Iwasdrivenonbya14offearandpride.Mybodyhadlongsinceusedupallitsenergy15itwentonrunningjustthesame.Thiswasthecriticalmomentwhenmylegswerestrongenoughtocarrymeoverthelastfewyardsasthey16couldhavedoneinpreviousyears.WhenIleaptat冲向the17tapeIfellalmost18.IknewIhaddoneitevenbeforeI19thetime.Theannouncementcame.‘ResultoftheonemileTimethreeminutes’therestwas20inthenoiseofexcitement.1.A.passedalongB.passeddownC.wentbyD.wentover2.A.coachB.athleteC.captainD.judge3.A.defeatB.moveC.beatD.break4.A.realB.luckyC.seriousD.false5.A.competingB.trainingC.fightingD.attending6.A.eagernessB.pleasureC.reliefD.worry7.A.accidentB.eventC.issueD.topic8.A.didupB.madeupC.putupD.linedup9.A.safelyB.heavilyC.thinlyD.gently10.A.seemedB.usedC.happenedD.had11.A.draggedB.drawnC.pulledD.pushed12.A.massB.residentsC.crowdD.team13.A.momentB.periodC.whileD.date14.A.concentrationB.collectionC.combinationD.classification15.A.soB.butC.orD.as16.A.neverB.everC.evenD.still17.A.startingB.lastingC.finishingD.running18.A.unconcernedB.unconsciousC.unknownD.unnoticed19.A.offeredB.toldC.announcedD.heard20.A.stuckB.involvedC.lostD.spread
Areyoufortyoldandfat?Doyouwearfineclothes?Doyoulookrich?Ifsobecareful.Thereisapickpocketlookingforyou.Worldtravelersawayfromhomeandusuallycarryingmuchmoneyareoftentroubledbypickpocketsinforeigncountriesbuttheyshouldrememberthattherearepickpocketsintheircountriestoo.Atypicalpickpocketisunderfortyyearsofageusuallyamale.Hehasnimblefingersandhastrainedhimselfinrunning.Generallyhecarriesanewspaperormagazineinhishand.Hemayappearfairlycleverandpretendtobecalm.Hehaslearnedhisjobfromanotherpickpocketandherepayshisteacherbygivinghimapercentageofthemoneyorthingswhichhesteals.Thegoodpickpocketalwaysoperatesincrowedplaces.Verywell-dressedmenandslightlydrunkenmenarethefavoriteobjectsofthepickpocket.Anaverage-sizeddepartmentstoreshiresaboutsixorsevenfull-timedetective.Thesemenandwomenareconstantlylookingforpickpocketsandthieves.Manypolicedistrictshavedetectiveswhoseonlyjobistocatchthepickpocketsquickly.Butagoodpickpocketknowsthesethingsandisverycareful.Heisespeciallybusyonbusestrainsandsubwaysbetween11:00a.m.and3:00p.mwhentherearemanyshopperswithmuchmoneytospend.Hecarefullyremembersthepaydayandbonustimesofcompanies.Pick-pocketingandstealingfromashoptogetherrepresentabout75%ofdaytimepettycrimesinAmerica.Thesentenceforthesecrimesisusuallyfromthreetofiveyearsinprison.Afterfinishingtheirsentencepickpocketsandthievesseldomreform;theyusuallyadvancetomoreseriouscrimes.1.Fromthefirstparagraphweknowthat________A.onlythosewhoare40andfataretheaimsofpickpocketsB.onlythosewhowearfineclotheslookrichC.worldtravelersareonlytroubledinforeigncountriesD.thoselookingrichandthosetravelingabroadshouldbemorecareful2.Accordingtothispassagewhatdoesatypicalpickpocketlooklike?A.AnoldgentlemenB.AfatrichmanC.AclevercalmmanD.Amiddle-agedtraveler.3.Whyisapickpocketespeciallybusyonbusesbetween11:00a.m.and3:00p.m.?Becausethisisatimewhen_______A.detectiveshavearestB.manyshopperscarrymuchmoneytospendC.companiesbonustotheiremployeesD.theirhandsarethenimblest4.IfapickpocketiscaughtinAmericaheorshewillbe_______.A.heavilyfinedB.beatentohalfdeathC.putintoprisonD.driventoremoteplaces
AcademyAwards电影艺术奖Oscarisshapedlikeaman.Itismadeofseveralmetalscoveredwithgold.Thestatue雕像isonlyabout34centimeterstall.Itweighslessthanfourkilograms.Buttheawardcanbepricelesstothepersonwhoreceivesit.WinninganOscarcanmeanbecomingmuchmorefamous.Itcanmeangettingofferstoworkinthebestmovies.Italsocanmeanearningmuchmoremoney.MoviesfromtheUnitedStatesandseveralothercountriesarecompetingtowinAcademyAwards.TheawardswerenotcalledOscarsuntilmuchlater.In1951awomanwhoworkedintheAcademylibrarysaidthestatuelookedlikeafamilymember——herUncleOscar.Areporterheardthisstoryandwroteaboutit.SomepeoplesaidthereporterandthelibrariannamedthestatueOscar.ButanotherwomansaidshenamedtheOscarsforherfirsthusband.Theawardsaregiveneveryspring.Theceremony仪式isheldintheKodak柯达TheaterinHollywood.Importantpeopleinthemovieindustryattendtheceremonies.Crowdsofpeoplewaitoutsidethetheater.Theywatchthefamousmoviestarsastheyarrivefortheceremony.Actorsandactressessmileforthephotographers摄影师andtelevisioncameras.Somemoviestarsmakestatementstowaitingreporters.DuringtheAcademyAwardsceremonyfamousactorsandactressesannouncethenamesofthewinners.ThenthewinnerswalkupontothestagetoreceivetheirOscars.Theycry.Theylaugh.Theythankallthepeoplewhohelpedthemwintheaward.ThesewinnerswillgohomewithagoldenOscar.Onlyafewhundredinvitedguestscanattendtheceremony.ButhundredsofmillionsofpeopleintheUnitedStatesandothercountrieswatchtheAcademyAwardsshowontelevision.1.Whichofthefollowingisnotrightaccordingtothefirstparagraph?A.Oscarisveryimportantinthemovieindustry.B.Oscarsmakewinnersmorefamous.C.Thepersonwhoreceivestheawardcangetalot.D.OscarsarepricelessinAmerica.2.Infacttheawardsweresetup________.A.inthe1950sB.morethan50yearagoC.halfacenturyD.50yearsorso3.Itisveryimportantforthefollowingtocometotheceremonyeveryspringexcept_______.A.thereporterandthelibrarianwhonamedthestatueOscarB.theimportantpeopleinthemovieindustryC.thefamousmoviestarsandallkindsofreportersD.hundredsofmillionsoffilmfansintheworld4.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordannouncemean?A.Tohearorsee.B.Tocarrybackandrepeattoanother.C.Tomakeknownpublicly.D.Tobeproudof.
Recentlyaprofessorofphilosophy哲学intheUnitedStateshaswrittenabookcalledMoneyandtheMeaningoflife.Hehasdiscoveredthathowwedealwithmoneyinourdailylifehasmoremeaningthanweusuallythink.Oneoftheexercisesheaskedhisstudentstodoistokeeparecordofeverypennytheyspendforaweek.Fromthewaytheyspendtheirmoneytheycanseewhattheyreallyvaluedinlife.Hesaysourrelationwithothersoftenbecomesclearlydefinedwhenmoneyentersthepicture.Youmighthavewonderfulrelationshipwithsomebodyandyouthinkthatyouareverygoodfriends.Butyouwillknowhimonlywhenyouaskhimtolendsomemoney.Ifhedoesitbringssomethingtotherelationshipthatseemsstrongerthaneverbeforeoritcansuddenlyweakentherelationshipifhedoesn’t.Thispersonmaysaythathehasacertainfeelingbutifitisnotcarriedoutinthemoneyworldthereissomethinglessrealaboutit.Sincemoneyissoimportanttousweconsiderthosewhopossessalotofittobeveryimportant.Theauthorinterviewedsomemillionairesinresearchinghisbook.Question:Whatisthemostsurprisingthingyouhavediscoveredaboutbeingrichbecauseyouareaself-mademan?Answer:Themostsurprisingthingishowpeoplegivemesomuchrespect.Iamnothing.Idon’tknowmuch.AllIamisrich.Peoplejusthaveanideaofmakingmoreandmoremoneybutwhatisitfor?HowmuchdoIneedforanygivenpurposesinmylife?Inhisbooktheprofessoruncoveredanimportantneedinmodernsociety:tobringbacktheideathatmoneyisaninstrumentratherthantheend目的.Moneyplaysanimportantroleinthematerialworldbutexpectingmoneytogivehappinessmaybemissingthemeaningoflife.1.Accordingtothefirstparagraphpeoplehavenotrealized______.A.howimportantmoneyisintheirdailylifeB.howonespendsmoneyshowswhatisimportanttohimC.thatmoneyismoreimportantthantheirphilosophyoflifeD.thattheirunderstandingoflifeismoreimportantthanmoney2.Theauthorseemstobelievethataskingyourfriendtolendyousomemoney______A.isagoodwaytotestyourfriendship.B.willdoharmtoyourfriendship.C.willstrengthenyourfriendship.D.isagoodwaytobreakoffyourfriendship3.WhatdoestheAmericanprofessorofphilosophywanttoexplaininhisbook?A.Moneyisanend.B.Moneyisameans.C.Moneyiseverything.D.Moneyisunimportant
Thereoncewasalittleboywhohadabadtemper.Hisfathergavehimabagofnailsandtoldhimthateverytimehelosthistemperhemusthammeranailintothebackofthefence.Thefirstdaytheboy1sixnailsintothefence.Overthenextfewweeksashe2tocontrolhisangerthenumberofnailshammered3graduallydwindled减少.Hediscovereditwas4toholdhistemper5todrivethosenailsintothefence.Finallythedaycame6theboywhooncegotangryeasily7losehistemperatall.Hetoldhisfatheraboutitandthefather8theboynowpullout9nailforeachdaythathe10holdhistemper.Thedayspassedandtheyoungboy11toldhisfatherthatallthenailswere12.Thefathertookhissonbythehandand13himtothefence.HesaidYou14wellmysonbutlookatthe15inthefence.Thefencewillneverbe16Whenyousaythingsinangerthey17ascar疤18likethisone.Youcanputaknifeinamananddrawitout.Itwon’tmatte19manytimesyousay’I’msorry’thewoundisstillthere.A.verbalwoundisasbadasa__20__one.1.A.haddrivenB.hasdrivenC.wasdrivingD.woulddrive2.A.forgetB.hadC.learnedD.remembered3.A.dailyB.weeklyC.monthlyD.yearly4.A.easyB.easierC.hardD.harder5.A.inorderB.asC.soasD.than6.A.beforeB.afterC.thatD.when7.A.neverB.hardlyC.didn’tD.nearly8.A.advisedB.suggestedC.askedD.ordered9.A.oneB.eachC.everyD.the10.A.mightB.wasabletoC.shouldD.must11.A.finallyB.graduallyC.sadlyD.hurriedly12.A.nailedB.hammeredC.pulledD.gone13.A.followedB.ledC.explainedD.asked14.A.doB.woulddoC.haddoneD.havedone15.A.holesB.signsC.cutsD.marks16.A.differentB.tidyC.thesameD.strong17.A.remainB.createC.leaveD.make18.A.justB.onlyC.exactlyD.almost19.A.howB.howeverC.thoughD.what20.A.hurtB.woundedC.mentalD.physical
Theoceanbottomaregionnearly2.5timesgreaterthanthetotallandareaoftheEarthiseventodaylargelyunexplored.Untilaboutacenturyagothedeep-oceanfloorwascompletelyinaccessibleandhiddenbeneathwatersaveragingover3600metersdeep.TotallywithoutlightandsubjectedtointensepressureshundredsoftimesgreaterthanattheEarth’ssurfacethedeep-oceanbottomisastrangeenvironmenttohumansinsomewaysasforbiddingandremoteastheouterspace.Althoughresearchershavetakensamplesofdeep-oceanrocksforoveracenturythefirstdetailedglobalstudyoftheoceanbottomdidnotactuallystartuntil1969withthebeginningoftheNationalScienceFoundation’sDeepSeaDrillingProjectDSDP.UsingtechniquesfirstdevelopedfortheoffshoreoilandgasindustrytheDSDP’sdrillshiptheGlomarChallengerwasabletomaintainasteadypositionontheocean’ssurfaceanddrillinverydeepwaterstakingsamplesofrockfromtheoceanfloor.TheGlomarChallengercompleted96voyagesina15-yearresearchprogramthatendedinNovember1983.Duringthistimeitsailed600000kilometersandtookalmost20000samplesofrocksaroundtheworld.ThosesampleshaveallowedgeologiststoreconstructwhattheplanetlookedlikehundredsofmillionsofyearsagoandtomakeoutwhatitwillprobablylooklikemillionsofyearsinthefutureTodaylargelyonthestrengthofevidencegatheredduringtheGlomarChallenger’svoyagesnearlyallearthscientistsagreeonthetheoriesofplatetectonics构造学andcontinentaldriftthatexplainmanyofthegeologicalprocesses.ThesamplesofrocksdrilledbytheGlomarChallengerhavealsoprovidedaclimaticrecordstretchingbackhundredsofmillionsofyears.Theinformationofpastclimaticchangecanbeusedtopredictfutureclimates.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinaccessibleinline3means?A.unrecognizableB.unreachableC.unusableD.unreasonable2.Whydoestheauthormentionouterspaceinthefirstparagraph?A.TheEarth’sclimatemillionsofyearsagowassimilartothatinouterspace.B.Itissimilartotheoceanfloorinbeingstrangetothehumans.C.RockformationsinouterspacearesimilartothosefoundontheoceanfloorD.Techniquesusedbyscientiststoexploreouterspaceweresimilartothoseusedinoceanexploration3.WhichofthefollowingistrueoftheGlomarChallenger?A.Itisatypeofsubmarine.B.Itisanongoingproject.C.Ithasgoneonover100voyages.D.ItmadeitsfirstDSDPvoyagein1968.4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassageasbeingaresultoftheDeepseaDrillingProject?A.GeologistswereabletodeterminetheEarth’sappearancemillionsofyearsago.B.Twogeologicaltheoriesbecamemorewidelyacceptedbyscientists.C.GeologistsobservedformsoflifeneverbeforeseenD.InformationwasrevealedabouttheEarth’spastclimaticchanges.
MsPetoskeymyseventhgradeteacheratQueenofApostleswasandstillisthegreatestteacher.Shewascreativewithherteachingstyleseverynewdayshebroughtanewwayoflearningliteraturebyusingagamearapsongandotherthings.Imustsaythekidsinmyclasssometimesdidn’tlistentotheteacherscarefullybutMsPetoskeywasabletoattracttheirattention.Herliteratureclassroomhadbeanbagsandfanchairstositinwhilewereadandourdeskswerealwayssetupinspecialpositions-allaroundtheroomItlookedmessywhenyouwalkedintheroombutwelikedit!Sheletuschoosewhowesatnesttobutoncewetalkedtoomuchshewouldmoveus.Sheallowedustomakeherclassroomourhome.Shewaspassionate热情的aboutherjob.Sheletuschoosethebookswewantedtoreadnextwhichmadememoreinterestedinbooks.Itwasn’twhatwehadtoreadbutwhatwewantedtoread.Wheneverwewouldpresentideasaboutliteratureorpoemshereyeswouldlightupandshewouldbecomeexcited.ShealwaysmadesureeveryonewashavingfuninherclassandbroughtcakestotheclassroomeveryFridayforoursilentreadingtime.Shewaspatientwhenwegotoutofhand.Shewasalwayscheerfulwhichmademeenjoycomingtoschool.MsPetoskeyistheteacherIstillvisitandchatwithevenafterfiveyears.SheistheteacherIcanthankformakingmeenjoyreading!1.ThewriterusedallofthefollowingwordstodescribeM8PetoskeyEXCEPT_____A.creativeB.humorousC.patientD.passionate2.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordmessyinParagraph2mean?A.Exciting.B.Untidy.C.Interesting.D.Relaxing.3.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatMsPetoskey______.A.oftenhasclassesoutsidetheclassroomB.usuallybeginsherclasseitherwithagameorarapsongC.oftenencouragesstudentstoreadbooksasloudlyaspossibleD.allowsstudentstoreadthebooksthattheyreallywanttoread4.Whatcanweeasilyinfer推断fromthepassage?A.ThewriterlikedMsPetoskey’sclassesverymuch.B.MsPetoskeylikesherstudentstalkingloudlyinherclass.C.LiteratureWasthewriter’sfavoritesubjectineverygrade.D.Theotherteachersdon’tlikeMsPetoskey’steachingmethods.5.Thebesttitleforthispassageis______.A.AliteratureloverB.MyinterestinliteratureC.MywonderfulschoollifeD.Anunforgettableteacher
Warmoneyandpowerareafewthingsthatcountriesandpeopleareconcernedabout.1IagreethatthosethingsareimportantIbelievethateveryoneshouldstartto2moreonagrowingproblem—globalwarming.Globalwarmingwillnotonly3ourcountryandourgenerationbutalsotheentire4andfuturegenerations.Itis5becausetheweatherhasbeenalotwanneroverthepastfewyearswhich6themelting融化oftheiceintheAntarctic.Thiswillsooncausewaterlevelsto7andfloodpartsoftheworld.Manypeopleignorethisproblembecausetheyfeel_8_theycan'tdoanythingaboutitandhavemore9thingstoworryabout.Ifweall10sothenourozonelayer臭氧层willbe11andtheplanetwillnolongerbeabletomakelifecontinuetoexist.Weshoulddoourbesttolimittheuseofourplanet's12resources资源andkeepourairclean.13futuregenerationswillsufferfromour14.Somemightfeelthattheycan'tstopglobalwarmingfrom15.Butifeverysinglepersondoeshisorherpartinkeepingtheaircleanthenitwillbecomea16effort.Suretherearesomethingsthatcausepollutionandthatwewon'tbeableto17change.Thismayincludecarsburningoilbutwecan18adjustsomeofthesethings.Peoplecanstartcarpoolingtakingthebusridingtheirbikesor19justwalking.Ifeveryonetakes20nowIbelievewecanstartseeingremarkableresultswithinafewyears.1.A.WhenB.AsC.HowD.Though2.A.dependB.focusC.hangD.remark3.A.annoyB.interruptC.affectD.confuse4.A.worldB.continentC.industryD.climate5.A.failingB.completingC.changingD.occurring6.A.liesinB.resultsinC.suffersfromD.escapesfrom7.A.reduceB.riseC.dropD.move8.A.asifB.incaseC.eventhoughD.ifonly9.A.popularB.suitableC.importantD.difficult10.A.doB.keepC.likeD.find11.A.protectedB.strengthenedC.destroyedD.surrounded12.A.unlimitedB.naturalC.recycledD.industrial13.A.ThereforeB.OtherwiseC.HoweverD.Instead14.A.illnessesB.failuresC.decisionsD.mistakes15.A.continuingB.arrivingC.improvingD.disappearing16.A.physicalB.mentalC.nationalD.worldwide17.A.slightlyB.follyC.hardlyD.slowly18.A.atleastB.atmostC.atfirstD.atlast19.A.yetB.evenC.stillD.thus20.A.timeB.turnsC.actionD.arms
Astudentandhisteacherwerewalkingthroughtheforest.Thestudentwas1bythefactthathismindwasinconstant不断的unrest.Heaskedhisteacher2Whymostpeople’smindsarerestlessandonlyafewpossessa3mind?Whatcanonedoto4themind?TheteacherlookedatthestudentsmiledandsaidIwilltellyouastory.Anelephantwas5andpickingleavesfromatree.Asmallflycameflyingandbuzzingnearhis6.TheelephantwaveditawaywithhisbigearsThentheflycameagainandtheelephant7itawayoncemore.Thiswas8severaltimes.ThentheelephantaskedtheflyWhyareyousorestlessand9Whycan’tyoustayforawhileinoneplace?TheflyansweredIam10towhateverIseehearorsmell.Myfivesensespullmeconstantlyinall11andIcannotresistthem.Whatisyour12?Howcanyoustaysocalmandstill?Theelephantstopped13andsaidMyfivesensesdonotrulemyattention.NowthatIam14immersed沉浸ineating.InthiswayIcanenjoymy15andchewitbetter.Iruleandcontrolmyattentionandnottheotherwayaround.Upon16thesewordsthestudent’seyesopenedwideanda17smileappearedonhisface.HelookedathisteacherandsaidIunderstand!Ifmyfivesensesareincontrolofmy18thenmymindwillbeinconstantunrest.IfI19myfivesensesandattentionthenmymindwillbecomecalm.Yesthat’srightansweredtheteacherIfthemindis20itwillgowherevertheattentionis.Controlyourattentionandyoucontrolyourmind.1.A.challengedB.scaredC.troubledD.threatened2.A.nervousB.politelyC.wiseD.coldly3.A.openB.broadC.wiseD.calm4.A.stillB.comfortC.changeD.keep5.A.lyingB.standingC.runningD.wandering6.A.legB.noseC.earD.back7.A.threwB.tookC.sentD.waved8.A.repeatedB.practicedC.performedD.said9.A.busyB.noisyC.patientD.peaceful10.A.introducedB.ledC.attractedD.connected11.A.purposesB.peopleC.animalsD.directions12.A.secretB.adviceC.opinionD.faith13.A.runningB.eatingC.sleepingD.hunting14.A.graduallyB.hardlyC.completelyD.easily15.A.playB.sleepC.workD.food16.A.readingB.hearingC.memorizingD.understanding17.A.bigB.friendlyC.warmD.kind18.A.attentionB.bodyC.emotionD.interest19.A.loseB.controlC.developD.recover20.A.clearB.positiveC.restlessD.calm
Milkwasoneofthemainfoodsofpeoplelongbeforehistorywaswritten.Itwillprobablykeeponbeingoneaslongasthereareanimalsthatgivemilk.Eventhewordmilkisveryold.ItcomesfromSanskrit梵文oneoftheoldestlanguagesknowntoman.Averyoldpictureofmilkinghasbeenfound.Itwasdrawnmorethanfivethousandyearsago.Intheyearslongagopeoplegottheirmilkfromtheirownanimals.Butlaternewinventionsmadethemilkindustryabigbusiness.In1851GailBordenfoundawaytotakesomeofthewateroutofmilk.Thismadeitkeepmuchlonger.FouryearslaterLouisPasteurintroducedawaytokillthebacteria细菌inmilk.Nextaspecialmilkbottlewasmade.Thiswasfollowedbytheinventionofmachinesthatcouldfillbottleswithmilk.Thesediscoverieshadagreateffectonthemilkindustry.Theymeantthatmilkcouldbestoredlonger.Somepeoplebelievethatmilkdrinkingwillbecomelesspopularthanithasbeen.Butrememberhowlongmilkhasbeenanimportantfoodandthinkofmanywaysinwhichitisuseful.Itseemssafetosaythatmilkindustrywillalwaysbeimportant.1.Milkisprobablymostpossiblytobeafoodofours.A.whenthereareanimalsthatcangivemilkB.wherethereareanimalsthatcangivemilkC.ifthereareanimalsandpeopleintheworldD.ifwewanttoeateveryday2.Thewordmilkcomesfrom.A.ChinaB.IndiaD.EnglandD.Japan3.Peoplegottheirmilkmainlyfromtheirownanimals.A.ahundredyearsago.B.fiftyyearsagoC.onehundredandfortyyearsagoD.beforeanumberofinventionsweremade4.Milkindustrywillbealwaysanimportantonebecause.A.milkdrinkingisverypopularintheworldB.milkhasbeenanimportantfoodforalongtimeandiswidelyusedC.milkisafoodofgoodtasteandtherearemanycowsD.milkcanbestoredkeptlongerandcarriedtoothercountries
Foraslongashumanshavelivedontheearththeyhavemadeuseofvariousformsofcommunication.Generallythisexpressionofthoughtsandfeelingshasbeenintheformoforalspeech.Whenthereisaspokenlanguageproblem.communicationcanbecarriedoutthroughsignlanguage.inwhichgesturesstandforletters.wordsandideas.Touristsandpeopleunabletohearorspeakhaveoftenhadtoturntothisformofexpression.Whengesturesdescribewordsorideas.theycanoftenbeusedinternationally.Whenusedforspellingwordshoweverwhereeachgesturestandsforasingleletterpeoplemustsharethesamewrittenlanguage.Bodylanguagesendsideasorthoughtsbycertainactions.eithermeaningfullyornot.Awinkcanbeawayofshowingthatthepersonisonlyjoking.Anodmeansagreement.whileshakingtheheadindicatesdisagreement.OtherformsoflanguagecanbefoundinBrailleareadingsystemofraiseddotsreadwiththefingertipsusedbytheblind.signalflags.Morsecodeandsmokesignals.Roadmapsandpicturesignsalsoguideandwarnpeople.whilelanguageisthemostcommonformofcommunicationothersystemsandtechniquesalsoexpresshumanthoughtsandfeelings.1.Whatdoestheauthormainlywanttosay?A.Peoplecancommunicateinmanydifferentways.B.Everybodyusesonlyoneformofcommunication.C.Languageisinvaluabletoforeigners.D.Non-spokencommunicationisoflittlevalue.2.Accordingtothetextwhichpartofthebodycanbeusedtoshowyouarejoking?A.Fingers.B.Eyes.C.Head.D.Feet.3.Whatcan’tbeeffectivelycommunicatedbysignlanguagewhenpeoplebelongtodifferentlanguagegroups?A.Spelling.B.Idea.C.Wholewords.D.Expressions.4.Howmanydifferentformsofcommunicationarementionedinthetext?A.Three.B.Five.C.Six.D.Nine.
Humanlifehasnotonlybeenchangedwithinthepastfewhundredyears.ithasbeenrevolutionized.Intheolddaystherewaslittledifferencebetweenthehouses.dressandfoodofthosewhowerechiefsandthosewhoweretheirservants.Therewastoalargedegree.socialequality.Thecontrast差别todaybetweenthepalacesofthemillionairesandthecottagesofthelaborersshowsusthechangewhichhascomewithcivilization文明.Thischange.however.isnottoberegretted.butwelcomeashighlybeneficialhelpful.Forprogresstheremustbehomesofgreatwealthtokeepthebestthingsofcivilization.Thereforeitismuchbettertohavethisgreatdifferencebetweenrichandpoorthantohavegeneralpoverty.Neithermasternorservantwasasrichinthegoodoldtimesastoday.Whetherthechangeisforgoodorbad.ithascomeanditisbeyondourpowertoturnback.Therefore.itshouldbeacceptedandmadethebestof.Itisawasteoftimetodiscusswhatmusthappen.Bytoday’sproductionmethodstheworldgotsgoodsofexcellentqualityatpriceswhichevenpeopleof25yearsofagewouldhavethoughtunbelievable.Thepoorenjoywhatoncetherichcouldnot.Thepooraremorerichlyclothedandbetterhoused.Thelaborernowhasmorecomfortsthanthefarmerhadmanyyearsago.Thefarmerhasmoreluxuries奢侈品thanthelandlordhad.Thelandlordhasmorerarebooksandpicturesandmoreworksofartthanthekingcouldhaveinoldertires.1.Thewriterthinksthatthecontrastbetweenthelivingconditionsoftheworkersandthoseoftherich________.A.shouldberegrettedB.isnotabadthingC.willcausealotoftroubleD.shouldnotbeaccepted2.Whichofthefollowingshowsthechangethathascomewithcivilization?A.NeithertherichnorthepoorlivebetterthanbeforeB.BoththerichandthepoorlivebetterthanbeforeC.Therichlivebetterthatbeforebutthepoordon’tD.Thepoorlivebetterthanbeforebuttherichdon’t3.Accordingtothewriteritismuchbettertohaveagreatdifferencebetweentherichandthepoorthantohavegeneralpovertybecause________.A.socialequalityisnotasimportantasitusedtoB.thepoorpeoplehavemorecomfortsthanbeforeC.itisnotrightformasterandservanttolivealikeD.thisdifferencehelpstokeepthebestthingsofcivilizationforprogress4.Itisinferredbutnotmentionedthat__________.A.thelandlordismoreinterestedinarttodaythanthekingwasinoldertimes.B.thekingdoesnothaveasmanyworksofartasheusedtoC.thelandlorddidnotownasmanythingsofcivilizationashedoestoday.D.thekingnolongerhasinterestinart
ArecentexperimentheldinJapanshowsthatitisalmostimpossibleforpeopletowalkexactlystraightfor60metres.TokyoUniversityofAgricultureandTechnologyfound20healthymenandaskedthemtowalkasstraightaspossibletoatarget60metresawayatnormalspeed.Eachmanhadtowalkonwhitepaperfixedflattothefloorwearingwetcoloredsocks.Thefootprintsrevealedthatallwalkedinawindingratherthanastraightline.Researchersfoundthatpeoplereadjustthedirectionofwalkingeveryfewseconds.Theamountofthewindingdifferedfromsubjecttosubject.Thissuggeststhatnoneofuscanwalkinastrictlystraightline.Wewalkinawindingwaymainlybecauseofaslightstructuralorfunctionalimbalanceofourlimbs四肢.Althoughwemaystartwalkinginastraightlineseveralstepsafterwardswehavechangeddirection.Eyesighthelpsustocorrectthedirectionofwalkingandleadsustothetarget.Yourearsalsohelpyouwalk.Afterturningaroundalotwithyoureyesclosedyoucanhardlystandstillletalonewalkstraight.It’sallbecauseyourearshelpyoubalance.Insideyourinnerearthereisastructurewhichcontainsliquids.Onthesidesoftheorganaremanytinyhair-likestructuresthatmovearoundastheliquidflows.Whenyouspin旋转theliquidinsidealsospins.Thedifferenceisthatwhenyoustoptheliquidcontinuestospinforawhile.Dizziness眩晕istheresultofthesenervesinyourear.Whenyouopenyoureyesalthoughyoureyesighttellsyoutowalkinastraightlineyourbrainwilltrustyourearsmorethusyouwalkinacurvedline.1.TheexperimentheldinJapanprovedthat_______.A.theparticipantskeptreadjustingtheirdirectionofwalkingB.alltheparticipants参与者hadagoodsenseofdirectionC.theexperimentwasdoneindifferentwaysD.noneoftheparticipantsfinishedthe60meters2.Whathelpstoreadjustourwalkingdirection?A.Limbs.B.Ears.C.Eyes.D.Footprints.3.TheunderlinedwordsubjectinPara.1refersto________.A.apersonwithafunctionalimbalanceB.apersonchosentobestudiedinanexperimentC.thesubjectonestudiesatschoolD.thedirectionofwalking4.Thepurposeofwritingthearticleisto________.A.provethatearsandeyeshelpustowalkstraightB.explainwhywecanhardlywalkinastrictlystraightlineC.pointouttheimportanceofnoticingeverydayscienceD.givebackgroundinformationaboutalateststudy
Startedin1636HarvardUniversityistheoldestofthemanycollegesanduniversitiesintheUnitedStatesYalePrincetonColumbiaandDartmouthwereopenedsoonafterHarvard.TheywereallstartedbeforetheAmericanRevolutionmadethethirteencolonies殖民地intostates.Intheearlyyearstheseschoolsweremuchthesame.Onlyyoungmenattendedcolleges.AllthestudentsstudiedthesamesubjectsandeveryonelearnedLatinGreekandHebrew.Littlewasknownaboutthesciencethenandonekindofschoolcouldteacheverythingthatwasknownabouttheworld.Whenthestudentsgraduatedleftschoolmostofthembecameministersorteachers.In1682Harvardstartedamedicalschoolforyoungmenwhowantedtobecomedoctors.LaterlawyerscouldreceivetheirtraininginHarvard’slawschool.In1825HarvardbeganteachingmodernlanguagessuchasFrenchandGermanaswellasLatinandGreek.SoonitbeganteachingAmericanhistory.Specialcollegesforwomenwerestarted.Newstateuniversitiesbegantoteachsuchsubjectsasfarmingengineeringandbusiness.Todaytherearemanydifferentkindsofcollegesanduniversities.Mostofthemaredividedintosmallerschoolsthatdealwithspecialfieldsoflearning.Thereissomuchtolearnthatonekindofschoolcannotofferitall.1.Thestorydoesn’tsaysobutitmakesyouthinkthat.A.universitieshavechangedovertheyears.B.todayallthestudentsstudytobecometeachersorministers.C.allcollegesweremuchthesameintheearlyyears.D.studentsthenwereallowedtostudybothlanguageandscience2.Asknowledgeincreasedcollegesbegantoteach.A.everythingthatwasknownB.manynewsubjectsC.LatinGreekandHebrewD.foreignlanguages3.Onthewholethisstoryisabout.A.howcollegeshavechangedB.howtostartauniversityC.theAmericanRevolutionD.theworld-famouscollegesinAmerica4.Whichofthefollowingdoesthestoryleadyouinbelieving?A.Thereismoretolearntodaythanin1636.B.Theearlyschoolsarestillmuchthesame.C.everystudentstudiedLatinGreekandHebrew.D.Theybeganteachingforeignlanguagesin1825.
Lateralthinking迂回思维firstdescribedbyEdwarddeBonoin1967isjustafewyearsolderthanEdward’sson.YoumightimaginethatCasparwasraisedtobeanadventurousthinkerbutthedeBonowassofamousCasper’sparentsworriedthatanytimehewouldsaysomethingbrightatschoolhisteachersmightaskWheredoyougetthatideafromWehadtobecarefulandnotoverdoit.Edwardadmits.NowCasparisatOxford-whichoncelookedunlikelybecauseheisalsoslightlydyslexic诵读困难.InfactwhenhewasapplyingtoOxfordnoneofhisschoolteachersthoughthehadachance.Sothenwedidseveralthinkingsessionshisfathersaysusingmytechniquesandwhenhewentupfortheexamhedidextremelywell.SoonafterEdwarddeBonedecidedtowritehislatestbookTeachYourChildHowtoThinkinwhichhetransformsthethinkingskillshedevelopedforbrain-stormingbusinessmenintoinformalexercisesforparentsandchildrentoshare.Thinkingistraditionallyregardedassomethingexecutedinalogicalsequenceandeverybodyknowsthatchildrenaren’tverylogical.Soisn’titanuphillbattletryingtoteachthemtothinkYouknowEdwarddeBonosaysifyouexaminepeople’sthinkingitisquiteunusualtofindfaultsoflogic.Butthefaultsofperceptionarehuge！Oftenwethinkineffectivelybecausewetaketoolimitedaview.TeachYourChildHowtoThinkofferslessonsinperceptionimprovementofclearlyseeingtheimplicationsofsomethingyouaresayingandofexploringthealternatives.1.WhatisTRUEaboutCasparA.HeisEdward’sson.B.Heisanadventurousthinker.C.Hefirstdescribedlateralthinking.D.Heisoftenscoldedbyhisteacher.2.Itcanbeinferredfromparagraph2thatEdward.A.waslikelytoimprovechildren’slogicwithhisbookB.gaveadescriptionoflateralthinkingseveralyearsafterhissonwasbornC.waspromptedtostudylateralthinkingbecausehissonwasslightlydyslexicD.oncetaughtbusinessmenhowtothinkbeforehewroteforparentsandchildren3.AccordingtoParagraph3whichofthefollowingstatementsexpressesEdwarddeBone’sviewA.Everybodyknowsthatchildrenaren’tverylogical.B.Itisanuphillbattletryingtoteachchildrentothink.C.Weoftenthinkineffectivelybecausewetaketoolimitedaview.D.Thinkingistraditionallyregardedassomethingexecutedinalogicalsequence.4.LateralthinkingreferstothefollowingEXCEPT.A.improvingone’slogicinthinkingB.improvingone’sperceptioninthinkingC.seeingtheimplicationsofwhatyouaresayingD.exploringthealternativesforwhatyouaresaying
IwasareporterofaneveningpaperinLondon.OnedayIwasaskedtowriteafewarticleson1inLondon.Itwas2thatallmyadventurestarted.Imadea3thatthebestwayofcollecting4wasthatIwouldgodeepintotherealitiesoflife.Iusedtobeanactorofcourse.Ihad5alltheskillsofmake-up化妆andIcouldstillmakegooduseofthem.Havingfinishedallnecessary6Iplacedmyselfinoneofthebusieststreets.AthomethatnightIwas7tofindthatIhadreceivedmorethanapound.Wellyoucanimaginehow8itwastosettledowntoworkhardonthenewspaperattwopoundsaweekwhenIknewthatIcould9asmuchasthat10asingleday!I11myjobasareporterthoughmy12washurt.Myknowledgeof13helpedmealotandmycleveranswersquicklymademealmostapubliccharacter.Alldayandeverydaythemoney14intomycapandIusuallyreceived15twopoundsinaday.IntheendI16takealargebrightbeautifulwhite17inthecountryandlaterto18.Nobodyhadanyidea19mymoneyreallycamefrom.MydearwifeonlyknewthatIhad20inLondon:thatwasall.1.A.playingB.shoppingC.publishingD.begging2.A.thenB.thanC.soonD.when3.A.promiseB.conclusionC.decisionD.preparation4.A.factsB.newsC.moneyD.problems5.A.playedB.actedC.learnedD.tried6.A.equipmentB.conditionsC.experimentsD.preparation7.A.excitedB.pleasedC.surprisedD.disappointed8.A.interestingB.successfulC.easyD.hard9.A.makeB.spendC.saveD.care10.A.onB.inC.atD.for11.A.gaveinB.gaveoffC.gaveupD.gaveout12.A.heartB.futureC.feelingD.pride13.A.make-upB.playC.actD.work14.A.ranB.cameC.threwD.poured15.A.nearlyB.totallyC.atleastD.atmost16.A.wasabletoB.couldC.hadtoD.must17.A.landB.houseC.gardenD.car18.A.moveinB.selloutC.marryD.engage19.A.whereB.whenC.howD.what20.A.officeB.jobC.bankD.business
Terrywasamiddle—agedbusinessman.Hewas1incareerandoftencomplained抱怨thathehadbeenfooledbyothers.Onedayhetoldhiswifehewas2disappointedwiththecitythathehadto3.Sohisfamilymovedtoanothercity.itwasSaturday4.WhenTerryandhiswifewerebusilyputtingtheirthingsintheirnewhomethelightssuddenly5andtheywereforcedtostopwork.Terrywassorrytohave6tobringalongsomecandles.Justthenheheardlight7onhisdoor.Whoisit?hewondered.Terryknew8elseinthenewcityandthiswasthemomentheespeciallyhatedtobe9.Heopenedthedoorimpatiently不耐烦地.Atthedoorwasalittle10shylyaskingSirdoyouhave11I’myourneighbor.NoansweredTerryangrily.Heshutthedoor12.Afterawhilethedoorwasknockedagain.Heopeneditand13thesamelittlegirtoutside.Butthistimeshewas14twocandlesradiatingredlight.ShesaidMygrandmatoldmethe15neighbordownstairsmightneedcandles.Shesentmehereto16youthesE.AtthatmomentTerryshudderyrealizedwhat17hisfailureinlife.Itwashisindifference冷漠and18tootherpeople.Thepersonwhohadfooledhiminlifewasactuallynobodyelse19himselfforhiseyeshadbeencoveredbyhis20mind.What’syourattitudeinthedailylife?1.A.experiencedB.unsuccessfulC.interestedD.unlucky2.A.veryB.soC.suchD.rather3.A.leaveB.travelC.stayD.choose4.A.morningB.afternoonC.noonD.evening5.A.wentdownB.wentoutC.wentbyD.wenton6.A.wantedB.decidedC.forgottenD.remembered7.A.knocksB.callsC.strikesD.sounds8.A.everybodyB.anybodyC.SomebodyD.nobody9.A.troubledB.followedC.likedD.learned10.A.boyB.girlC.postmanD.shopper11.A.candiesB.toysC.tightsD.candles12.A.easilyB.worriedlyC.happilyD.heavily13.A.foundB.metC.touchedD.knew14.A.bringingB.seeingC.holdingD.drawing15.A.poorB.kindC.newD.young16.A.buyB.giveC.borrowD.sell17.A.changedB.causedC.developedD.stopped18.A.lazinessB.sadnessC.unkindnessD.unhappiness19.A.besidesB.exceptC.butD.than20.A.openB.rightC.warmD.cold
SomeyearsagowhenIwasinmyfirstyearincollegeIheardSalomeBeysingforthefirsttimE.Themomentwasexciting.Salome’s1filledtheroomandbroughtthetheatertolifE.Iwasso2thatIdecidedtowriteanarticleabouther.I3SalomeBeytellingherIwasfromEssencemagazineandthatIwantedtomeethertotalkhercareer.She4andtoldmetocometoherstudionextTuesday.WhenIhungupIwasscaredoutofmyminD.I5Iwaslying.Iwasnotawriteratallandhadn’tevenwrittenagrocerylist.IinterviewedSalomeBeythenextTuesday.Isatthere6takingnotesandaskingquestionsthatallbeganwithCanyoutellmeIsoonrealizedthat7SalomeBeywasonethingbutwritingastoryforanationalmagazinewasjustimpossiblE.The8wasalmostunbearablE.Istruggledfordays9draftafterdraft.FinallyIputmymanuscript手稿intoalargeenvelopeanddroppeditintoamailbox.Itdidn’ttakelong.Mymanuscript10.Howstupidofme!Ithought.HowcouldI11inaworldofprofessionalwriters?KnowingIcouldn’t12therejectionletterIthrewtheunopenedenvelopeintoadrawer.FiveyearslaterIwasmovingtoCaliforniA.While13myapartmentIcameacrosstheunopenedenvelopE.ThistimeIopeneditandreadtheeditor’sletterin14:DearMsProfitYourstoryonSalomeBeyisfantastiC.Yetweneedsome15materials.Pleaseaddthoseandreturnthearticleimmediately.Wewouldliketo16yourstorysoon.Shockedittookmealongtimeto17.Fearofrejectioncostmedearly.IlostatleastfivehundreddollarsandhavingmyarticleappearinamajormagazinE.MoreimportantlyIlostyearsof18writing.TodayIhavebecomeafull–timewriter.Lookingbackonthis19Ilearnedaveryimportantlesson:Youcan’t20todoubtyourself.1.A.joyB.voiceC.speechD.smile2.A.proudB.activeC.satisfiedD.moved3.A.visitedB.emailedC.phonedD.interviewed4.A.agreedB.refusedC.hesitatedD.paused5.A.repliedB.discoveredC.explainedD.knew6.A.seriouslyB.patientlyC.nervouslyD.quietly7.A.blamingB.foolingC.invitingD.urging8.A.hardshipB.failureC.commentD.pressure9.A.withB.byC.onD.in10.A.disappearedB.returnedC.spreadD.improved11.A.compareB.struggleC.surviveD.compete12.A.ignoreB.deliverC.faceD.receive13.A.decoratingB.repairingC.cleaningD.leaving14.A.disbeliefB.anxietyC.horrorD.trouble15.A.subjectiveB.relevantC.privateD.reliable16.A.broadcastB.createC.publishD.assess17.A.recoverB.prepareC.escapeD.concentrate18.A.energeticB.endlessC.typicalD.enjoyable19.A.experienceB.successC.benefitD.accident20.A.attemptB.affordC.expectD.pretend
Ifyouknowexactlywhatyouwantthebestwaytogetajobistogetspecializedtraining.A.recentreportshowsthatcompanieslikegraduatesinsuchfieldsasbusinessandhealthcarewhocangotoworkimmediatelywithverylittleon-the-jobtraining.That’sespeciallytrueofboomingfieldsthatarechallengingforworkers.AtCornell'sSchoolofHotelAdministrationforexamplebachelor'sdegreegraduatesgetanaverageoffourorfivejobofferswithsalariesrangingfromthehighteenstothelow20sandplentyofchancesforrapidadvancement.LargecompaniesespeciallylikeabackgroundofformaleducationcoupledwithworkexperiencE.Butinthelongruntoomuchspecializationdoesnotpayoff.BusinesswhichhasbeenfloodedwithMBAsnolongerconsidersthedegreeanautomaticstampofapproval.TheMBAmayopendoorsandcommandahighersalaryinitiallybuttheimpactofadegreewashesoutafterfiveyears.AsfurtherevidenceoftheerosionofcorporatefaithinspecializeddegreesMichiganState’sScheetzcitesapatternincorporatehiringpractices.Althoughcompaniestendtotakeonspecialistsasnewhirestheyoftenseekoutgeneralistsformiddleandupper-levelmanagement.Thissoundslikeaformalstatementthatyouapproveoftheliberal-arts文科graduatE.Timeandagainlabor-marketanalystsmentionaneedfortalentsthatliberal-artsmajorsareassumedtohave:writingandcommunicationskillsorganizationalskillsopen-mindednessandadaptabilityandtheabilitytoanalyzeandsolveproblems.DavidBirchmanageroftheBostonRedSoxsaysthathedoesnothireanybodywithanMBAoranengineeringdegreE.Ihireonlyliberal-artspeoplebecausetheyhavealess-than-cannedwayofdoingthingssaysBirch.Foraliberal–artsdegreestudentsfocusonsomebasiccoursesthatincludeliteraturehistorymathematicseconomicssciencehumanbehaviorandacomputercourseortwo.WiththeseusefulandimportantcoursesyoucanfeelfreetospecializeAliberal-artsdegreecoupledwithanMBAorsomeothertechnicaltrainingisaverygoodcombinationinthemarketplacesaysScheetz.1.Thejobmarketisingreatneedofpeoplewith.A.specialtraininginspecialfieldsB.abachelor’sdegreeineducationC.formalschoolingandworkexperienceD.anMBAdegreefromtopuniversities2.TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2means.A.anMBAdegreedoesnothelpinfuturepromotionB.MBAprogramswillnotbeaspopularastheyarenowC.peoplewillnotforgetthedegreetheMBAgraduateshavegotD.mostMBAprogramsfailtoprovidestudentswithafoundation3.DavidBirchsaysthatheonlyhiresliberal–artspeoplebecause.A.theywillfollowothers’waysofsolvingproblemsB.theycandobetterinbundlingchangingsituationsC.theyarewelltrainedinavarietyofspecializedfieldsD.theyhaveattendedspecialprogramsinmanagement4.Theauthorsupportstheideathat.A.on–the–jobtrainingislesscostlyinthelongrunB.formalschoolingislessimportantthanjobtrainingC.specialistsaremoreexpensivetohirethangeneralistsD.generalistswilldobetterthanspecialistsinmanagement
WhenIcomeacrossagoodarticleinreadingnewspapersIoftenwanttocutandkeepit.ButjustasIamabouttodosoIfindthearticleonthe1sideisasmuchinteresting.Itmaybeadiscussionofthewayto2ingoodhealthor3abouthowtobehaveandconductoneselfinsociety.IfIcutthefrontarticletheoppositeoneislikelyto4damageleavingouthalfofitorkeepingthetext5thetitle.Thereforethescissorswould6beforetheystart7halfwaydonewhenIfindoutthe8result.Sometimestwothingsaretobedoneatthesametimebothworthyour9.Youcanonlytakeuponeofthemtheotherhastowaitorbe10up.Butyouknowthefutureisunpredictable—thechangedsituationmaynotallowyoutodowhatisleft11.Thusyouare12inadifficultpositionandfeelsad.How13thatnicechancesandbrilliantideasshouldgatheraroundallatonce?Itmayhappenthatyourlife14greatlyonyourpreferenceofonechoicetotheother.Infactthatiswhat15islike:weareoften16withthetwooppositesidesofathingwhicharebothdesirablelikeanewspapercutting.Itoftenoccursthatyourattentionisdrawntoonethingonly17wegetintoanother.The18maybemoreimportantthanthelatterandgiverisetodividedmind.I19rememberaphilosopher'sremarks:Whenonedoorshutsanotheropensinlife.Soacasual20maynotbeabadone.1.A.frontB.sameC.eitherD.opposite2.A.getB.keepC.leadD.bring3.A.adviceB.newsC.atheoryD.areport4.A.sufferB.reduceC.preventD.cause5.A.onB.forC.withoutD.off6.A.useB.handleC.prepareD.stay7.A.orB.butC.soD.for8.A.satisfyingB.regretfulC.surprisingD.impossible9.A.courageB.strengthC.attentionD.patience10.A.givenB.heldC.madeD.picked11.A.nearB.aloneC.aboutD.behind12.A.filledB.attractedC.caughtD.struck13.A.daresB.comesC.dealsD.does14.A.improvesB.changesC.progressesD.goes15.A.studyB.societyC.natureD.life16.A.facedB.suppliedC.connectedD.fixed17.A.beforeB.afterC.untilD.as18.A.followingB.nextC.aboveD.former19.A.stillB.alsoC.onceD.almost20.A.treatmentB.actionC.choiceD.remark
SurfingtheInternetforfunwillmakeyouabetteremployeeaccordingtoanAustralianstudy.TheUniversityofMelbournestudyshowsthatpeoplewhousetheInternetfortheirownreasonsatworkareabout9percentmoreproductivethanthosewhodonot.StudyauthorBrentCokersaidSurfingtheInternetattimeshelpsincreaseanemployee’sattentionPeopleneedtorelaxforabittogetbacktheirattentionCokersaidontheuniversity’swebsite.HavingashortbreaksuchasaquicksurfingoftheInternethelpsthemindtorestitselfleadingtoahighertotalInternetattentionforaday’sworkandasaresultincreasesproductivity生产效率hesaid.Accordingtothestudyof300workers70percentofpeoplewhousetheInternetatworksurftheInternetfortheirownreasonsduringofficehours.Amongthemostpopularsurfingactivitiesaresearchingforinformationaboutproductsreadingonlinenewsplayingonlinegamesandwatchingvideos.FirmsspendalotofmoneyonsoftwaretoblocktheiremployeesfromwatchingvideosusingsocialnetworkingsitesorshoppingonlinesaidCoker.That’snotalwaysagoodidea.HoweverCokersaidthestudylookedatpeoplewhosurftheInternetinmoderation适度orwereontheInternetforlessthan20percentoftheirtotaltimeintheoffice.ThosewhospendtoomuchtimessurfingtheInternetwillhave8lowerproductivitythanthosewithoutheSaid.1.WhatdoestheUniversityofMelbournestudymainlyshow?A.PeoplewhosurftheInternetaregoodemployeesB.NoteveryonesurfstheInternetforfunduringofficehoursC.SurfingtheInternetforfunduringofficehoursincreasesproductivityD.TheInternetisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantinpeople’slife2.AccordingtoParagraph3BrentCokerwouldmostprobablyagreethat______.A.thelongeraperson’smindreststhebetterattentionhewillhaveB.surfingtheInternetisthebestwaytoincreaseproductivityC.workersshouldhavealongbreadduringofficehoursD.workersshouldlettheirmindsrestnowandthen3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassageasoneofthemostpopularsurfingactivities?A.Watchingvideos.B.ReadingonlinenewsC.Readingonlinenovels.D.Playingonlinegames4.TheunderlinedwordblockinParagraph4means______.A.preventB.organizeC.protectD.separate5.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph7?A.SpendingtoomuchtimesurfingtheInternetreducesproductivityB.ThosewhoneversurftheInternethavethelowestproductivity’C.Mostpeopledon’tsurftheInternetinmoderationduringofficehours.D.PeopleshouldspendaslittletimeaspossiblesurfingtheInternet.
OnthefirstdayofmynewhighschoolIalmosthadanervousbreakdown.Everythingabouttheschoolseemedsodifficult.WhenIgothomemyparentssaidYou'renervousandthat'sokay.Everyoneisafraidofhighschool.Ideniedit.IwantedtobestrongsoIrefusedtoletanyoneknowaboutmyfearevenmyclosestfriends.OnthefirstdayIwaslateforeveryclassandwasconstantlylost.TheschoolseemedlikeapuzzlethatIcouldn'tfigureout.Wasthishowthewholeyearwasgoingtobe?Ididn'tthinkIcouldrisetothischallengeespeciallycarryingahugebackpackthatIcouldhardlylift.ItwassobigthatIcouldknocksomeoneoutwithit!Theschoolmatesseemedtoregardmeasafoolandtheywereprobablyright.DespitemyfearsafterthefirstweekIfinallyhadmyschedulefiguredout.Withtheexceptionoffallingupanddownthestairsacoupleoftimesandgettinglaughedathighschoolwasturningouttobenotsobad.Itwasactuallymuchbetterthanmiddleschoolandmuchmorechallenging.SincethenI'vebeenelectedvicepresidentofmyclasswhichwasn'tmuchofavictorysinceonlythreepeopleranforthefourpositions.Itisnormaltobescaredaboutanewschool.Takeadeepbreathandrelax.Highschoolissomethingthatanystudentcanovercome.Makesureyouparticipateinsomeout-of-classactivitiesbecauseyou'llfinditeasiertomakefriends.Trytodoyourbestevenifitisn'tstraightA's.Mostimportantofallbewhoyouarewhetheryou'reafoolanathleteoralowergrader.Don'ttrytopretendtobesomeoneyou'renot.Nowyouknowthetruesecretsofhighschool.1.Themainreasonfortheauthor'sfearonhisfirstdayisthat_____.A.hewasunabletoworkoutthepuzzleB.hisschoolmateswereunfriendlytohimC.hewasnotfamiliarwiththenewsurroundingsD.hisschoolbagwastooheavyforhimtocarry2.Fromtheauthor'sfirstdayexperiencewecaninferthat______.A.hishomewasfarfromtheschoolB.hegottoschoolafterclassesbeganC.hedidn'tgetanyschoolscheduleD.hedidn'tknowtherightwaytoclass3.Afterhisfirstweekatschooltheauthor_____.A.wasstillnotaccustomedtothescheduleB.graduallyadjustedhimselftothenewschoolC.foundhighschoolnotsochallengingashehadimaginedD.ranforpresidentofhisclassagainstthreeotherstudents4.Accordingtothepassagethesecretoftheauthor'ssuccessliesmainlyin_____.A.makingmorefriendsB.gettingmoreA'satschoolC.beingwhohereallyisD.joininginout-of-classactivities
WheredidtheBritishpeoplecomefrom?Thisisanextraordinarilyinterestingquestionsincetheyareamixtureofmanydifferentracesandalltheseracesinvaded入侵BritainatvarioustimesfromEurope.NobodyknowsverymuchaboutBritainbeforetheRomanscameduringthefirstcenturyBCbuttherehadbeenatleastthreeinvasions入侵beforethat.ThefirstofthesewasbytheIberians.TheothertwowerebyCeltictribes部落firsttheGaelswhosedescendants后裔arethemodernScotsandIrishsomeofwhomstillspeaktheGaeliclanguage;andsecondlytheBritonswhogavetheirnamestothewholeislandofBritain.ThesewerethepeoplewhomtheRomansconquered征服.ButtheRomanEmpirewasoverthrownbytheGermanictribeswhichonceoverran横行于thewholeofWesternEurope.TherewerethreegreatGermanictribeswhichinvadedBritain:theAnglestheSaxonsandJutes;andtogethertheyformthebasisofthemodernEnglishrace.TheBritonsasaracedisappearedexceptinWalesandCornwall.ManyWelshpeoplestillspeaktheirBritishlanguagewhichiscalledWelsh.TheAnglesweresonumerousthatthecountrywascalledAngle-landi.eEnglandandtheAnglo-SaxonlanguagewasoldEnglishinotherwordsmodernEnglishhasdescended传下来directlyfromit.SofarthenwehavenotedtheIberianstwokindsofCelts;theRomansandtheGermanicpeopleswhichweshallcallcollectivelytheSaxons:buttheybynomeansended.A.fewhundredyearslaterafurtherinvasiontookplacefromtheNorth-EastthatoftheDanes.FinallyandmoreimportanttherecamethegreatNormaninvasion.Intheyear1066DukeWilliamofNormandyclaimedtheEnglishthrone王位andhedefeatedandkilledtheSaxonKingHaroldattheBattleofHastings.Hewentontoconquerthewholecountryandwascrowned加冕WilliamIofEngland.OurpresentQueenisoneofhisdescendants.TherehasneverbeenanotherinvasionofBritaininthe900yearssinceWilliamtheConquerorsothatallthevariouselements人的一群havehadtimetosettledownandformonepeople.1.TheBritishpeoplearedescendantsof__________.A.theRomansB.theGermanicpeoplesC.theNormansD.manydifferentraces2.ModernEnglishismainlyderivedfrom.A.theGarliclanguageB.theBritishlanguageC.theGermaniclanguageD.theAnglo-Saxonlanguage3.Whichofthefollowingstatementsinnottrue?A.TheBritonsformalargepartofthemodernEnglishrace.B.SomelanguagesofformerinvadersstillexistinBritainnow.C.ThelastandgreatestinvasionBritainsufferedfromwastheNormaninvasion.D.ItcanbeinferredthatthenameofEnglandisderived获得fromthenameofoneoftheGermanictribes.4.Thispassagedealsmainlywith.A.thepastsufferingofBritainB.thehistoryofBritainC.theorigin起源来历oftheBritishpeopleD.thedevelopmentoftheEnglishlanguage
ImperialCollegeLondonTanakaBusinessSchool10NewProfessorsReadersSeniorLecturersorLecturersImperialCollegeisamongthetoptenuniversitiesoftheworldaccordingtothe2008TimesHigherEducation.Havingdoubleditssizeinthelast4yearsandhiredworld—lassscholarsduringthatperiodImperial'sTanakaBusinessSchoolwishestomakeafurther10academicappointmentsinitsdrivetobecomealeadingresearch—ledbusinessschool.Onlyapplicantswhohavepublishedintopinternationalmagazineswillbeconsidered.Excellentonesfromanyfieldofmanagementarewelcomebuttheschoolparticularlywishestoappointinthefieldsofmarketingtechnologymanagementandhealthcare.Internationalsalarieswillbeoffered.Anapplicationformandfurtherdetailsmaybedownloadedfromwww.imperial.ac.uk/tanakaAboutUsjobopportunities.Anapplicationform2ofyourbestpapersshouldbesenttotbs.applications@imperial.aC.uk.Firstreviewofapplicationwillbeon2April2009.1.Why10appointmentsaretobemade?A.Toteachsomenewsubjects.B.Toguidestudentsinreading.C.TomakeImperialCollegeamongthetop10universitiesoftheworld.D.TomakeTanakaBusinessSchoolaleadingresearch—ledbusinessschool.2.Readersinthe4thlineprobablyreferto_____.A.schoolnewspapereditorsB.librariansC.senioruniversityteachersD.collegegraduates3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsdoesNOTagreewiththepassage?A.ImperialCollegeisabusinessschool.B.ImperialCollegeisafamousuniversityintheworld.C.ImperialCollegeisverystrictwithjobhunters.D.ImperialCollegeoffersgoodsalary.4.AccordingtothepassageifonewantstoapplyforajobinImperialCollegehe/sheshouldA.postallthematerialbefore2April2009B.prepareenoughpersonalmaterialininkC.write2essaysD.firstvisitwww.imperial.ac.uk/tanka
TheChinesegovernmenthasannouncedmeasurestobantheproduction生产andfreedistribution发放ofplasticbagstostopagrowingtideofwaste.UndernewrulesbeginningonJune1allsupermarketsdepartmentstoresandshopswillbebannedfromhandingoutfreebagstocustomers.Thelawspostedonagovernmentwebsitecalledforareturntoclothbagsandshoppingbasketstoreducetheuseofplasticbags.Whileprovidingconveniencetocustomerstheyhavealsocausedseriouspollutionandwasteofresourcesbecauseofexcessiveuseandinadequate不充分的recyclingthenoticesaid.TheelderlyownerofagroceryshopWangHaisaidtheChinesemeasurescouldreducesalesatfirstbutwouldbeofgreatbenefitinthefuture.Besidesitisstronglysuggestedthatwastecollectorsshouldstepuprecyclingeffortstoreducetheamountofbagsburnedorburied.Thegovernmentisalsoconsideringtax税measurestocutbackonplasticbagproductionandsale.AsimilaractionlastyeartobanfreeplasticbagsinthesoutherntownofShenzhencausedapublicdebatewithshopkeepersworryingthatcustomersmightbeturnedaway.China’sactionwonpraisefromenvironmentalorganizationsincludingGreenpeacewhichofficiallymadeastatementwelcomingtheban.Thegovernment’sannouncementtobanfreeplasticbagsisaperfectcasetocombinethetwoofthemajorforcesinenvironmentprotection:publicparticipation参与andgovernmentguidanceGreenpeacesaid.LawstoreducetheuseofplasticbagshavebeencarriedoutinseveralcountriesincludingpartsofSouthAfricaIrelandandBangladesh.Thegovernmentsinthesecountrieseithertaxshopperswhousethemorchargefeesoncompaniesthathandthemout.LastyearSanFranciscobecamethefirstUScitytobanplasticgrocerybagsandGermanstoresmustpayarecyclingfeeiftheywishtoofferthem.1.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellusabout?A.Lawstoreducetheuseofplasticbags.B.China’snewaction:banonplasticbags.C.Environmentprotectionorplasticproduction.D.Productionbantostopagrowingtideofwaste.2.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordexcessivemean?A.wiseB.inadequateC.extremeD.little3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.AlloftheChinesepeoplesupporttheban.B.SanFranciscowasthefirstcitytobanplasticbags.C.Environmentalorganizationspraisethenewrules.D.Wastecollectorsareaskedtopaytaxonplasticbags.4.Thisarticlecouldmostprobablybefoundinan_____________.A.newspaperB.advertisementC.travelbookD.sciencemagazine
Sometimesthesimplestideasarethebest.Forexampletoabsorbheatfromthesuntoheatwateryouneedlargeflatblacksurfaces.Onewaytodothatistobuildthosesurfacedspeciallyontheroofsofbuildings.Butwhygotoallthattroublewhencitiesarerubofblacksurfacesalreadyintheformofasphalt柏油roads?TenyearsagothisthoughtcameintothemindofAriandeBondtaDutchengineer.Hefinallypersuadedhisbosstofollowitup.Theresultisthattheirbuildingisnowheatedinwinterandcooledinsummerbyasystemthatreliesonthesurfaceoftheroadoutside.Theheat-collectorisasystemofconnectedwaterpipes.Mostofthemranfromonesideofthestreettotheotherjustundertheasphaltroad.Somehoweverdivedeepintotheground.Whenthestreetsurfacegetshotinsummerwaterpumpedthroughthepipespicksupthisheatandtakesitundergroundthroughoneofthedivingpipes.Atadepthof100metresliesanaturalaquifer蓄水层intowhichseveralheatexchangershavebeenbuilt.Thehotwaterfromthestreetrunsthroughtheseexchangerswarmingtheground-waterbeforereturningtothesurfacethroughanotherpipe.Theaquiferisthususedasaheatstore.Inwintertheworkingsystemischangedslightly.Waterispumpedthroughtheheatexchangerstopickuptheheatstoredduringsummer.Thiswatergoesintothebuildingandisusedtowarmtheplaceup.Afterperformingthattaskitispumpedundertheasphaltanditsremainingheatkeepstheroadfreeofsnowandice.1.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothefirsttwoparagraphs?A.AriandeBondtgothisideafromhisboss.B.Largeflatblacksurfacesneedtobebuiltincities.C.TheDutchengineer'ssystemhasbeenwidelyused.D.Heatcanalsobecollectedfromasphaltroads.2.Forwhatpurposearethedivingpipesused?A.Toabsorbheatfromthesun.B.Tostoreheatforfutureuse.C.Toturnsolarenergyintoheatenergy.D.Tocarryheatdownbelowthesurface.3.Fromthelastparagraphwecanlearnthat______.A.somepipeshavetobere-arrangedinwinterB.thesystemcandomorethanwarmingupthebuildingC.theexchangerswillpickupheatfromthestreetsurfaceD.lessheatmaybecollectedinwinterthaninsummer
WhenIwasalittlegirleverySundaymyfamilyofsixwouldputonourbestclothesandgotoSundaySchoolandthenchurch.The___1___inelementaryschoolwouldallmeettogethertosingsongsandthenlaterdivideinto__2___basedontheirages.OneEasterSundayallthekids___3__withbigeyesandbig___4__aboutwhattheEasterBunny复活节小兔hadbrought.__5__allofthekidssharedtheirstorieswith__6__oneyoungboywhomIshallcallBobbysat__7__.OneoftheteachersnoticingthissaidtohimAndwhatdidtheEasterBunny__8__you?HerepliedMymom__9__thedoorbyaccidentsotheEasterBunnycouldn’tget___10___becausehehadn’tgotakey.Thissoundedlikea___11__ideatoallofuskidssowekeptongoingwiththestories.Mymomknewthetruestory___12___.Bobby’smomwasasingleparentandshesuspected怀疑thattheyjustcouldn’t__13__theEasterBunny.AfterSundaySchoolwasovereveryonewentoffto_14___.Butmymomannouncedthatweweregoinghome_15__.AthomesheexplainedthattomakeBobbyfeel___16___weweregoingtopretend假装tobetheEasterBunnymakeabasketofourcandiesforhimand__17_itatchurch.Wealldonated捐赠sometothebasketand__18__backtochurch.Theremomhungthebasketoverthehanger挂钩andattached附上an___19_:DearBobbyI’msorryI__20__yourhouselastnight.HappyEaster.LoveTheEasterBunny1.A.teachersB.kidsC.boysD.girls2.A.teamsB.linesC.groupsD.parts3.A.gotB.startedC.gatheredD.arrived4.A.storiesB.toysC.suggestionsD.ideas5.A.WhenB.BecauseC.WhileD.Since6.A.delightB.surpriseC.pityD.sadness7.A.straightB.aloneC.silentlyD.hopefully8.A.teachB.bringC.tellD.buy9.A.lockedB.openedC.brokeD.knocked10.A.outB.throughC.insideD.off11.A.reasonableB.sillyC.funnyD.false12.A.evenB.thoughC.finallyD.then13.A.findB.chooseC.affordD.catch14.A.schoolB.churchC.lunchD.home15.A.differentlyB.secretlyC.insteadD.immediately16.A.happyB.wonderfulC.hopefulD.proud17.A.leaveB.putC.storeD.pass18.A.lookedB.returnedC.headedD.drove19.A.letterB.wishC.apologyD.note20.A.missedB.dreamedC.soughtD.entered
InthedoorwayofmyhomeIlookedcloselyatmy23-year-oldsonDaniel.InafewhourshewouldbeflyingtoFranceto1adifferentlife.Itwasatransitional过渡的timeinDaniel’slife.Iwantedto2himsomewordsofsignificance.Butnothingcamefrommylipsandthiswasnotthe3timeIhadletsuchmomentspass.WhenDanielwasfiveItookhimtothebusstoponhisfirstdayofkindergarten.HeaskedWhatisitgoingtobelikeDad?CanIdoit?Thenhewalked4thestepsofthebusanddisappearedinside.ThebusdroveawayandIsaidnothing.Adecadelaterasimilar5playeditselfout.Idrovehimtocollege.AsIstartedtoleaveItriedtothinkofsomethingtosaytogivehim6andconfidenceashestartedthisnewstageoflife.Againwords7me.NowasIstoodbeforehimIthoughtofthose8opportunities.HowmanytimeshaveIletsuchmoments9?Idon’tfindaquietmomenttotellhimwhattheyhave10tome.Orwhathemight11tofaceintheyearsahead.MaybeIthoughtitwasnotnecessarytosayanything.Whatdoesitmatterinthecourseofalifetimeifafathernevertellsasonwhathereallythinksofhim?12asIstoodbeforeDanielIknewthatitdidmatter.MyfatherandIlovedeachother.YetIalways13neverhearinghimputhis14intowords.NowIcouldfeelmypalmssweatandmythroattighten.Whyisitso15totellasonsomethingfromtheheart?MymouthturneddryandIknewIwouldbeabletogetoutonlyafewwordsclearly.DanielIsaidIfIcouldhavepickedIwouldhavepickedyou.That’sallIcouldsay.Hehuggedme.Foramomenttheworld16andtherewerejustDanielandme.HewassayingsomethingbuttearsmistedmyeyesandIcouldn’tunderstandwhathewassaying.AllIwas17ofwasthestubble短须onhischinashisfacepressed18mine.WhatIhadsaidtoDanielwas19.Itwasnothing.Andyetitwas20.1.A.experienceB.spendC.enjoyD.shape2.A.showB.giveC.leaveD.instruct3.A.lastB.firstC.veryD.next4.A.upwardB.intoC.downD.up5.A.signB.sceneC.sceneryD.sight6.A.interestB.instructionC.courageD.direction7.A.failedB.discouragedC.struckD.troubled8.A.futureB.embarrassingC.obviousD.lost9.A.lastB.passC.flyD.remain10.A.countedB.meantC.valuedD.eared11.A.thinkB.wantC.expectD.wish12.A.ButB.AndC.InsteadD.So13.A.wonderedB.regrettedC.mindedD.tried14.A.viewsB.actionsC.feelingsD.attitudes15.A.importantB.essentialC.hardD.complex16.A.disappearedB.changedC.progressedD.advanced17.A.sensitiveB.convincedC.awareD.tired18.A.byB.againstC.onD.with19.A.clumsyB.gentleC.absurdD.moving20.A.noneB.allC.anythingD.everything
Whatisyourfavoritecolor?Doyoulikeyelloworangered?Ifyoudoyoumustbeanoptimist乐观者aleaderanactivepersonwhoenjoyslifepeopleandexcitement.Doyouprefergraysandblues?Thenyouareprobablyquiteshyandyouwouldratherfollowthanlead.Ifyoulovegreenyouarestrong-mindedanddetermined意志坚定的.Youwishtosucceedandwantotherpeopletoseeyouaresuccessful.Atleastthisiswhatpsychologists心理学家tellusandtheyshouldknowbecausetheyhavebeenseriouslystudyingthemeaningofcolorpreferenceandtheeffectthatcolorshaveonhumanbeings.Theytellusthatwedon’tchooseourfavoritecoloraswegrowup.Ifyouhappentolovebrownyoudidsoassoonasyouopenedyoureyesoratleastassoonasyoucouldseeclearly.A.yellowroommakesusfeelmorecheerfulandmorecomfortablethanadarkgreenoneandareddressringswarmthandcheertothesaddestwinterday.Ontheotherhandblackisdepressing压抑.Lightandbrightcolorsmakepeoplenotonlyhappierbutmoreactive.Itisafactthatfactoryworkersworkbetterharderandhavefeweraccidentswhentheirmachinesarepaintedorangeratherthanblackordarkgray.Rememberthenthatifyoufeellowyoucanalwaysbrightenyourdayoryourlifewithanewshirtorafewcolorfulthings.Rememberalsothatyouwillknowyourfriendsandyourenemiesbetterwhenyoufindoutwhatcolorstheylikeanddislike.Anddon’tforgetthatanyonecanguessalotaboutyourcharacterwhenyouchooseapieceofhandkerchief.1.Accordingtothispassage.A.onecanchoosehiscolorpreferenceB.oneisbornwithhiscolorpreferenceC.one’scolorpreferenceischangeableD.onehastochoosehisfavoritecolorassoonashecanseeclearly2.Wewouldpayattentiontocolorsbecause.A.colorsdohaveeffectonourmoods情绪B.colorsmayhaveeffectonourworkandstudyC.lightandbrightcolorsmakepeoplehappyD.youcanknowyourfriendsbetterbythecolorstheylikeordislike3.Themainideaofthispassageis.A.one’scolorpreferenceshowsone’scharacterB.youcanbrightenyourlifewithwonderfulcolorsC.psychologistshavebeenstudyingthemeaningofcolorpreferenceD.one’scolorpreferencehassomethingtodowithhischaracterandcolorshaveeffectsonhumanbeings4.Thewriterbelievesthatinmakingourcountrymoredevelopedandstrongerweneedmorepeoplewholove.A.yellowB.redC.greenD.black
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