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某校为了解本校高三学生学习心里状态，采用系统抽样方法从800人中抽取40人参加某种测试，为此将题目随机编号1，2，…，800，分组后再第一组采用简单随机抽样的方法抽到号码为18，抽到的40人中，编号...
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12分JobsquicklybecameboredwithcollegeHelikedbeingatReedjustnottakingIherequiredclasses.Infacthewassurprisedwhenhefoundoutthattherewerestrictcourserequirements.WhenWozniakcametovisit.Jobswavedhisscheduleathimandcomplained.Theyaremakingmetakeallthesecoyrses.WozniakrepliedYesthat'swhattheydoincollegeJobsrefusedtogototheclasseshewasassignedandinsteadwenttotheoneshewantedsuchasadanceclasswherehecouldenjoyboththecreativityaridthechancetomeetgirls.Iwouldneverhaverefusedtotakethecoursesyouweresupposedtothat'sadifferenceinourpersonality.saidWozniaksurprisedlyandadmiringly. Jobsalsobegantofedguiltyaboutspendingsomuchofhisparents'moneyonaneducationthatdidnotseemworthwhile.Allofmyworking﹣classparents'savingswerebeingspentonmycollegetuition学费.hedetailedhisexperienceinafamousceremonyaddressatStanford.IhadnoideawhatIwantedtodowithmylifeandnoideahowcollegewasgoingtohelpmefigureitout.AndhereIwasspendingallofthemoneymyparentshadsavedtheirentirelife.SoIdecidedtodropoutandtrustthatitwouldallworkoutokay. Hedidn'tactuallywanttoleaveReedhejustwantedtoquitpayingtuitionandtakingclassesthatdidn'tinteresthim.SurprisinglyReedtoleratedthat.Hehadaveryinquiringmindthatwasenormouslyattractivesaidthedeanofstudents.JackDudman.Herefusedtoacceptautomaticallyreceivedtruthsandhewantedtoexamineeverythinghimself.DudmanallowedJobstoauditclassesandstaywithfriendsinthedormsevenafterhestoppedpayingtuition. TheminuteIdroppedoutIcouldstoptakingtherequiredclassesthatdidn'tinterestmeandbegindroppinginontheonesthatlookedinteresting.hesaid.Amongthemwasacalligraphy书法classthatappealedtohimafterhesawpostersoncampusthatwerebeautifullydrawn.Ilearnedaboutserifandsansseriftypefaces字体aboutvaryingtheamountofspacebetweendifferentlettercombinationsaboutwhatmakesgreattypographygreat.Itwasbeautifulhistoricalartisticallyfineinawaythatsciencecan'tcaptureandIfounditfascinating. ItwasyetanotherexampleofJobsconsciouslypositioninghimselfattheintersection相交点oftheartsandtechnology.Inallofhisproductstechnologywouldbemarriedtogreatdesignelegancehumantouches﹣andevenromance.*MfIhadneverdroppedinonthatsinglecourseincollegetheMacwouldhaveneverhadsomanytypefaces.AndsinceWindowsjustcopiedtheMacit'slikelythatnopersonalcomputerwouldhavethem. MeanwhileJobshadahardtimeatReed.HewentbarefootmostofIhetimewearingsandalswhenitsnowed.ElizabethHolmesmademealsforhimtryingtokeepupwithhisobsessivediets.HereturnedsodabottlesforsparechangecontinuedhislonghardjourneystothefreeSundaydinnersattheflareKrishnatempleandworeadownjacketintheheatlessgarageapartmentherentedfor$20amonth.Whenheneededmoneyhefoundworkatthepsychologydepartmentlabmaintainingtheelectronicequipmentthatwasusedforanimalbehaviourexperiments.OccasionallyChrisannBrennanwouldconictovisit.Theirrelationshipdevelopedabnormally.Butmostlyhetendedtothebeginningofhisownsoulandpersonalgoalforenlightenment开明. IcameofageatamagicaltimehereflectedlaterOurconsciousnesswasraisedbyZenandalsobyLSDEvenlaterinlifehewouldcreditcertaindrugsformakinghimmoreenlightened.TakingLSDwasavaluableexperienceoneofthemostimportantthingsinmylife.LSDshowsyouthatchoresanothersidetothecoinandyoucan'trememberitwhenitwearsoff.butyouknowit.Itheightenedmysenseofwhatwasimportant﹣creatingwonderfulthingsinsteadofmakingmoneyputtingthingsbackintothestreamofhistoryandofhumanconsciousnessasmuchasIcould. 65.JobsandWozniakdifferedin. A.approachtofreedom B.appetiteforknowledge C.attitudetorequirements D.affectionforcollegelife 66.OnefactorinJobs1decisiontoleavecollegeisthat. A.hisfamilywasinabsolutepoverty B.hewantedtobeindependentofhisparents C.hewouldn'thavehisparents'moneywasted D.thecollegecouldn'tpreparehimforhissetgoal 67.FromJackDudman'sstatementweamseethatJobswas. A.ratherdifficulttogetalongwith B.quitegoodatsolvingproblems C.toostubborntochangehismind D.veryseriousaboutexistingbeliefs 68.TheunderlinedwordauditinParagraph3means. A.attendinformally B.missoccasionally C.givesuccessfully D.conductirregularly 69.Jobsworkedontypefaceswhilesufferingfromahardlife. A.toprovehisvaluetothewholeworld B.tobringsomethinggreatintoexistence C.tomakehimselfwealthyforabetterlife D.toshowcollegewasunimportanttohim 70.Whichofthefollowingcanbethepropertitleforthepassage? A.StayOut B.DropOut C.HoldOut D.WorkOut.
8分AchancemeetingbetweentwomenwhorealizedtheyhadbothbeenabusedinthesameSurreychildren'scarehomehasledtoacampaignthathasseenhundredsofformerresidentsclaimingtheywerealsovictimsofphysicalemotionalandsexualabuse. MusicproducerRaymondStevensonphysicallyabusedduringhistimeattheShirleyOakshomeinthe70smetachildhoodfriendlastyearwhorevealedhe'dbeenabusedattheinstitution.WithinafewmonthstheShirleyOaksSurvivorsAssociationSOSAwashundredsstrong. ThesouthLondonproductionofficefromwhereStevensonpromotedmusicstarslikeJessieJnowlooksmorelikeapoliceincidentroom.Amaponthewallincludesdetailsofstatementsfromhundredsofformerresidentssuggestingphysicalandemotionalabusewasroutineatmanyofthehousesonthe72﹣acreShirleyOakssite. Wehavebeenincontactwithover300peopleandthestorieswearegettingarejustterribleStevensonsays.Everytimeweinterviewsomeoneandhearaboutwhathappenedtothemitbringstearstooureyes.Relivingsomeofthehorrorstheywentthroughagainhasn'tbeeneasy. Therehavebeentwomajorpoliceinvestigationsintoabuseatchildren'shomesinSouthLondonandthreepeopleincludingaswimminginstructorWilliamHookhavebeencondemnedforoffencesrelatingtoShirleyOaks. Anotheroperationiscurrentlyon﹣goingbutSOSAhavelostfaithintheauthoritieswhotheyclaimhavecovered﹣upthewholepictureofabuseatShirleyOaks.Wedon'ttrustthemandthat'swhywehavedecidedtodothiscampaignourselvesStevensonexplains. TheShirleyOakscampaignersarepartofawiderphenomenonasurvivoractivismthatischangingthebalanceofpowerinrelationtochildabuse.Whereoncevictimswereignoredorsilencednowtheyarecomingtogetheroftenthroughsocialmediaformingsupportgroupsandbuildinganincreaseofnoisethattheauthoritiesareforcedtoacknowledge. AcoupleofweeksagodozensofformerShirleyOaksresidentscrowdedintoaLambethcouncilmeetingtheauthoritywhichranthehomeuntilitsclosureinthemid﹣1980s.Councilloraftercouncillorspokeoftheirshameatwhathadbeenallowedtohappentochildrenintheircare. Amongthecrowdwastheaward﹣winningauthorAlexWheatlewhohaswrittenabouttheabusehesufferedasachildatShirleyOaks.WehavenotcomeheretogotowarwiththecouncilwehavecomeheretogainyoursupportWheatletoldthemeeting. TheShirleyOaksassociationisdoingmorethancompilingevidence.Itisusingmusictopressitscase.AsongentitledDon'tTouchItIt'sMineincludespersonaltestimony证词fromvictims.Iwasabusedmentallyphysicallyemotionallyandviolentlythetrackbegins.Oftheoriginal16ofus12havekilledthemselves… We'renotgoingtobetoldliesanymoreStevensonexplains.Wearenotgoingtoleaveitinthehandsoflawyerspoliticiansorcouncilofficialstotelluswhathappenedtous.Wewanttodiscoveritourselvesandweknowmusicanddanceandpoetryarewaysthatcantellagreaterstory. 58.WhywasSOSAsetup? A.Toshowsympathyfortheabusedchildreninsociety. B.Torevealtheabuseatachildren'scarehome. C.Tofindthelivingvictimsfromacarehome. D.Toaidthosepeopleabusedatayoungage. 59.Thecrimeagainstchildrenwasnotknowntothepublicintimebecause. A.thepolicerefusedtolookintoit B.thecasewasignoredforabsenceofevidence C.thesituationofabusewasnotserious D.thevictimswereforcedtokeepsecret 60.Fromthepassagewecantell. A.theformerlocalauthoritiesmusthaveneglectedtheirduty B.twelveofthesixteenchildrenwerekilledinShirleyOaks C.allthepeoplecommittingoffencesinShirleyOakshavebeenarrested D.theformervictimsdependmuchonthepoliceforinvestigation 61.CampaignersoftheSOSAhavetakentheactionof. A.collectingevidenceforthepolice B.creatingmusicforthecampaign C.goingtowarwiththegovernment D.turningtolawyersforassistance.
25分请阅读下面短文并按照要求用英语写一篇150词左右的文章. PleaseputyourphonedownDaddywehaven'tfinishedthestory!Hearingtheseheartfeltwordsfrommyfouryearolddaughterwasanuncomfortablewakeupcall.HowhadIlettheshinyelectronicboxinmyhandtakesomuchofmyattentionthatitcouldeveninterruptashortbedtimestorywithmypreciouschildren? It'snoexaggerationtosuggestthatourmobiledevicesareindangeroftakingoverourentirelives.Timemagazinefoundthat68%ofuserstaketheirdevicestobedwiththem20%checktheirphoneseverytenminutesandonethirdreportfeelinganxiouswhenbrieflyseparatedfromtheirbelovedgadget.AccordingtoOstermanresearch79%ofrespondentstaketheirwork﹣relateddeviceonvacationand33%admittohidingfromfamilyandfriendsinordertocheckFacebookandTwitter.It'shardtodenythattheseareworryingtrends. 【写作内容】 1.用大约30字概括上文和图表的主要内容 2.结合上述信息用大约120字论述 1科技的发展是否意味着人们生活更幸福.选择是或否并论述你的观点 2你认为在生活中应当如何处理人和科技的关系. 【写作要求】 1.写作过程中不能直接引用原文语句 2.作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称 3.不必写标题. .
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