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NEMSNEWRIEnvironmentalMasterofScienceNEWRI:NanyangEnvironment&WaterResearchInstituteBealeaderinenvironmentalscienceandengineeringthroughtheNEMSprogrammeNEWRIEnvironmentalMasterofScienceNEMSisaprimarygraduateeducationandresearchprogrammeconductedbyNanyangTechnologicalUniversity’sNTU’sNEWRIwithsummerattachmentatStanfordUniversity.ItaimstotrainengineersandscientiststomeettheincreasingenvironmentalchallengesforAsiaandthewiderregion.NEWRI-NanyangEnvironment&WaterResearchInstituteNEWRIisenablingSingaporetobeaglobalcenterofenvironmentalscienceandtechnologyinprovidingtechnologicalsolutionstotheworlD.Itiscommittedtoenvironmentalandwatertechnologiesthroughitsecosystemofeducationresearchanddevelopmentalactivities.NEWRIistryingitsbesttopulltogetherNTU’swaterandenvironment-relatedcentersandinstitutesgatheringoneanother’sstrengthsforthebenefitofindustryandsociety.MasterofScienceApplications●Applicationsopennowandcloseon30May2013forSingaporeapplicants.●Graduateshavingrelevantengineeringorsciencebackgroundincludingfinal-yearstudentsareinvitedtoapply.●ApplicantsarerequiredtohaveacertificateofGRE.FurtherinformationandapplicationmaterialsareavailableattheWebsite:http://www.CeE.ntu.edu.sg/Graduate/NEMSHighlightsofProgramme:★StudentsspendafullsummertermatStanfordtakingregularcoursesandcontinuewiththerestoftheiracademicprogrammeatNTU.★Itisa12-monthfull-timecourseinenvironmentalscience&engineering.★StudentsunderNEMSwillhaveopportunitiestodoresearchprojectsunderNEWRIaswellastocontinuefortheDoctor’sdegreE.★GraduatingstudentsreceivetheNTUdegreeandacertificatefromStanfordfortheirsummerattachment.ScholarshipfortuitiongrantsandlivingexpensesatbothStanfordandNTUareavailableEnquirycontact:MsChristianSohTel6568610507Fax:6568614606Email:nems@ntu.edu.sgInformationonothergraduateprogrammesavailableatwww.ntu.edu.sg/cee/program/postgraD.asp28.IfonewantstoapplyfortheNEMSprogrammeitisessentialforhimto__________.A.makecontactwithMsSohB.havepassedtheGREtestC.possessauniversitydiplomaD.majorinengineeringorscience29.StudentsadmittedtotheNEMSProgramme__________.A.arerequiredtoobtainaDoctor’sdegreeB.willfirsthaveregularcoursesatStanfordC.needn’tbereleasedfromtheirregularjobsD.canreceivedegreesofbothNTUandStanford30.What’sthemainpurposeoftheNEMSprogramme?A.Toofferscholarshipfortuitiongrantsandlivingexpenses.B.TostrengthenthecooperationbetweenNTUandStanforD.C.TointroduceNanyangEnvironment&WaterResearchInstitutE.D.Totrainexpertsonenvironmentalscienceandengineering.31.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.30May2012isthedeadlineforNEMSapplication.B.ApplicantsforNEMSshouldhaverelevantworkexperiencE.C.OthercentersandinstitutesforenvironmentalandwatertechnologiesalsoexistinNTUD.Singaporeistheglobalcenterofenvironmentalscienceandtechnology.
BEIJING—RisingsmartphonestarXiaomiismovingupmarketandtakingaimatApple'siPhonE.TheChinesemakerknownforlow-pricedphonesonThursdayunveiled发布anewmodelthatChairmanJunLeisaidiscomparabletoApple'siPhone6butthinnerlighterandmuchcheaper.Thephonestartsat2299yuan$375lessthanhalfthe5288yuan$865priceofaniPhone6inChinA.Xiaomifoundedin2010passedSouthKorea'sSamsungElectronicsCo.inthesecondquarteroflastyearasthebest-sellingsmartphonebrandinChinabynumberofphonessolD.ThecompanyisexpandingintoIndiaandotherdevelopingmarketsbuthasyettoannounceplanstoentertheUnitedStatesorEuropE.XiaomiisarespectedbrandthatalreadyhasanApple-likefollowinginChinasaidanalystBrianBlairwhotracksmobiledevicemakersatRosenblattSecurities.AppleisstillarelativelysmallplayerinChinasellingabout45millioniPhonestherelastyearBlairestimatesbutwillcontinuetogrow.Appleisverymuchapremium高端的brandsaidBlair.Thecompanythat'smoreatriskisSamsungwhichhasbeenlosingshareinthatmarket.Privatelyheld私人控股的Xiaomisaidlastyear'ssalestripledto61.1millionphonesandrevenue收益morethandoubledto74.3billionyuan$12.2billion.ThecompanybasedinBeijingrecentlycompletedaroundoffundraisingfrominvestorsthatitsaidvaluedXiaomiat$45billionmakingitoneoftheworld'smostvaluabletechnologybrands.XiaomiranintolegaltroubleinIndiainDecemberafteracourtblockedsaleswhileithearsacomplaintbySweden'sLMEriccsonthattheChinesecompanyviolateditspatents.InablogpostearlierthismonthLeicalledthecaseariteofpassage成年礼forayoungcompany.72.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.XiaomisoldmorecellphonesthanSamsungin2010inChinA.B.ComparedtoXiaomiApple'siPhone6isthinnerandlighter.C.Low-priceisXiaomi'sadvantageoverApple'siPhones.D.ThecompanyisexpandingintotheUnitedStatesorEuropE.73.WhatcanbeinferredfromthepassageaccordingtoBrianBlair?A.Morethan45millioniPhoneswillbesoldthisyear.B.XiaomicanbeatAppleinthemarketofChinA.C.HethinksXiaomiissuperiortoApplE.D.Samsungwillbeclosedforlosingshareinthemarket.74.Howisthe5thparagraphdeveloped?A.Bygivingexamples.B.Byanalyzingcauseandeffect.C.ByprovidingdatA.D.Bymakingcomparisons.75.What'stheattitudeofJunLeitowardsthecaseofXiaomiinIndia?A.NegativE.B.SatisfieD.C.PositivE.D.Doubtful.
Reuters—AMalaysiaAirlinesflightcarrying227passengersand12crewwaspresumedtohavecrashedofftheVietnamesecoastonSaturdayandEuropeanofficialssaidtwopeopleonboardwereusingfalseidentities.TherewerenoreportsofbadweatherandnosignofwhytheBoeing777-200ERwouldhavevanishedfromradarscreensaboutanhourafterittookofffromKualaLumpurforBeijing.WearenotrulingoutanypossibilitiesMalaysiaAirlinesCEOAhmadJauhariYahyatoldanewsconferencE.BytheearlyhoursofSundaytherewerenoconfirmedsignsoftheplaneoranywreckagewellover24hoursafteritwentmissing.OperationswillcontinuethroughthenightofficialssaiD.Therewerenoindicationsofsabotage蓄意破坏norclaimsofanattack.ButthepassengerlistissuedbytheairlineincludedthenamesoftwoEuropeans—AustrianChristianKozelandItalianLuigiMaraldi—whoaccordingtotheirforeignministrieswerenotinfactontheplanE.AforeignministryspokesmaninViennasaid:OurembassygottheinformationthattherewasanAustrianonboarD.ThatwasthepassengerlistfromMalaysiaAirlines.Oursystemcamebackwithanotethatthisisastolenpassport.AustrianpolicehadfoundthemansafeathomE.ThepassportwasstolentwoyearsagowhilehewastravellinginThailandthespokesmansaiD.TheforeignministryinRomesaidnoItalianwasontheplaneeitherdespitetheinclusionofMaraldi’snameonthelist.HismotherRenataLucchitoldReutershispassportwaslostpresumedstoleninThailandin2013.U.S.andEuropeansecurityofficialssaidthattherewasnoproofofanyterroristlinkandtherecouldbeotherexplanationsfortheuseofstolenpassports.61.WhatwasAhmadJauhariYahya’sattitude?A.Uncertain.B.NegativE.C.PositivE.D.Confident.62.AccordingtothepassagetheforeignministryspokesmaninViennahadmadesure______.A.twopassportshadbeenstolenbytwoEuropeansB.ChristianKozelwasthemanwhokidnappedtheplaneC.theAustrianonboardwasactuallyathomeD.ChristianKozelliedtothepolice63.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutMaraldi?A.HewasfromAustriA.B.HewasfoundsafeathomE.C.Hismotherwassadwhenshesawhisnameonthelist.D.HispassportwaslostinThailanD.64.Whoshouldberesponsibleforthemissingoftheplaneaccordingtothepassage?A.Terrorists.B.Twopeopleusingfalseidentities.C.WearenotsurE.D.ChristianKozelandLuigiMaraldi.
Badnewstravelsfast—whenyouwatchtheeveningnewsorreadthemorningpapersitseemsthatthingsthatgetthemostcoveragearealltragedieslikewarsearthquakesfloodsfiresandmurders.ThisistheclassicruleformassmediA.Theywantyoureyeballsanddon’tcarehowyou’refeelingJonahBergerapsychologistatUniversityofPennsylvaniatoldTheNewYorkTimes.Butwithsocialmediagettingincreasinglypopularinformationisnowbeingspreadindifferentwaysandresearchersarediscoveringnewrules—goodnewscanactuallyspreadfasterandfartherthandisastersandothersadstories.BergerandhiscolleagueKatherineMilkmanlookedatthousandsofarticlesonTheNewYorkTimes’websiteandanalyzedthemoste-mailedlistforsixmonths.Oneofhisfindingswasthatarticlesinthesciencesectionweremuchmorelikelytomakethelist.Thosestoriesarousedfeelingsofawe敬畏andmadethereaderswanttosharethispositiveemotionwithothers.Besidessciencestoriesreaderswerealsofoundtobelikelytosharearticlesthatwereexcitingorfunny.ThemorepositiveanarticlewasthemorelikelyitwastobesharedBergerwroteinhisnewbook.ForexamplestoriesaboutnewcomersfallinginlovewithNewYorkCityhewritestendedtobesharedmorethanthedeathofapopularzookeeper.Butdoesallthisgoodnewsactuallymaketheaudiencefeelbetter?Notnecessarily.AccordingtoastudybyresearchersatHarvardUniversitypeopletendtosaymorepositivethingsaboutthemselveswhenthey’retalkingtoabiggeraudienceratherthanjustonepersonwhichhelpsexplainalltheperfectvacationsthatkeepshowinguponmicroblogs.Thisresearchersfoundmakespeoplethinkthatlifeisunfairandthatthey’relesshappythantheirfriends.Butnoworries.There’saquickandeasywaytorelievethedepressionyougetfromviewingotherpeople’sseeminglyperfectlives—turnonthetelevisionandwatchthenews.ThereisalwayssomeonedoingworsethanyouarE.32.Badnewscoversmostpapersbecause.A.thepubliccareforreadingtragediesB.thepublicintendtoexpresssympathyforvictimsC.massmediawanttoattractthepublic’sattentionD.massmediaappealtothepublictohelpvictims33.Whichofthefollowingmightbee-mailedmostaccordingtoBerger?A.TheperfectvacationofyourfriendB.ThestoryofadeterminedinventorC.ThedeathofapopularzookeeperD.Thefloodhittingasmalltown34.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.A.badnewsalwaysmakespeoplesadB.peopleprefertosharebadnewswithabiggeraudienceC.peoplecanrelievethedepressionbyreadinggoodnewsD.goodnewssometimeshasnegativeinfluence35.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.GoodNewsSpreadsFastB.BadNewsTravelsFastC.TheEffectofBadNewsD.ThePowerofGoodNews
Boston----Tworobbersdressedaspolicemenstoleabout＄200millionworthofartfromtheIsabellaStewartGardnerMuseumearlythismorning.Thetworobbersknockedonasidedoorofthemuseumatabout1:15am.Theytoldthetwosecurityguardsondutythattherewasadisturbance骚乱intheareA.Theguardsthenmadetheveryseriousmistakeofallowingthetwomentogointothebuilding.AftertheywentinthetworobberstiedtheguardsupwithtapE.Thetwomenstole11paintingsandanancientChinesevasE.ThestolenworksincludedthreepaintingsbyRembrandt.A.maintenance维修workerdiscoveredthetwoguardsatabout7amandcalledpolicE.OneofthegreatestlosseswasRembrandt’sworksTheStormontheSeaofGalileE.Itwasaverypopularattractionatthemuseumandwasoneofthemostvaluableworksstolen.Museumofficialssaidthatthevalueofthestolenartisatleast200milliondollarsandmayinfactbemuchmorE.Thetruevalueofthepaintingsisunknownbecausetheyhavenotbeenonthemarketfornearlyacentury.ThisisconsideredtobethebiggestthefteverintheUnitedStates.Officialsarewaitingtoseewhethertherobberswillblackmailthemuseumortrytosellthemtoaprivatecollector.Museumofficialsandpolicearenotsurewhytherobberschosecertainworksandnotothers.Thereareotherpaintingsinthemuseumthatareevenmorevaluablethantheonesthatwerestolen.Specialinvestigatorsarelookingintothetheftandthemuseum’ssecuritysystem.TheybelievethatthisisaprofessionaljobbecausethepeopleinvolvedwerewellpreparedandknewwhattheywanteD.39.Howdidthetworobbersgetintothemuseum?A.Theybrokeintothemuseum.B.Theypretendedtobeguards.C.Thesecurityguardsletthemin.D.Theyknockeddowntheguardsandtiedthemup.40.Wecanlearnfromthereportthat____________A.therobberswereprofessionalartists.B.thestolenpaintingsarenotforsalE.C.TheStormontheSeaofGalileeisRembrandt’sgreatestworks.D.thestolenpaintingswerethegreatestlosseverintheUnitedStates.41.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordblackmailinthe5thparagraphmean?A.Demandmoneyof.B.Makeafairdealwith.C.Emailsecretly.D.Telephoneatnight.42.Thetheftisconsideredasaprofessionaljobbecausetherobbers__________A.weredressedaspoliceofficers.B.wereveryfamiliarwiththemuseum.C.onlystoleRembrandt’sworks.D.madecarefulplans.
EDGEWOOD—EverymorningatDixieHeightsHighschoolcustomerspourintoaspecialexperiment:thedistrict’sfirstcoffeeshoprunmostlybystudentswithspeciallearningneeds.WellbeforeclassesstartstudentsandteachersorderLattesCappuccinosandHotChocolates.Thenduringthefirstperiodteacherscallinordersontheirroomphonesandstudentsmakedeliveries.投递Byclosingtimeat9.20A.m.theshopusuallysells90drinks.whoevermadethechiteaMs.SchatzmansaysitwasgoodChristyMcKinleyasecondyearstudentannouncedrecentlyafterhangingupwiththeteacher.TheshopiscalledtheDixiePITwhichstandsforPowerinTransition.AlthoughsomeofthestudentsarenotdisabledmanyareandthePIThelpsthemprepareforlifeafterhighschool.Theylearnnotonlyhowtorunacoffeeshopbutalsohowtodealwiththeiraffairs.Theykeepatimecardandreceivepaycheckswhichtheykeepincheckregisters.登记Special-educationteachersKimChevalierandSueCaseyintroducedtheDixiePITfromasimilarprogramatKennesawMountainHighSchoolinGeorgiA.Notthatitwaseasy.Chevalier’sfirstproblemtoovercomewasproduct-relateD.Shouldschoolsbesellingcoffee?Whataboutsugarcontent?KentonCountyFoodServiceDirectorGingerGrayhelpeD.Shemadesureallthedrinkswhichusenon-fatmilkfellwithinnutrition营养guidelines.Thewholeschoolhasjoinedintohelp.Teachersagreedtogiveuptheirlounge休息室inthemorning.Artstudentspaintedthenameoftheshoponthewall.Businessstudentsdesignedthepaychecks.Thebasketballteamhelpedpayforcups.21.WhatisthetextmainlyaboutA.Abest-sellingcoffeE.B.Aspecialeducationalprogram.C.Governmentsupportforschools.D.Anewtypeofteacher-studentrelationship.22.TheDixiePITprogramwasintroducedinorderto.A.raisemoneyforschoolaffairsB.dosomeresearchonnutritionC.developstudents’practicalskillsD.supplyteacherswithdrinks23.HowdidChristyMcKinleyknowMs.Schatzman’sopinionofthechiteaA.Shemetherintheshop.B.Sheheardhertellingothers.C.ShetalkedtoheronthephonE.D.ShewenttoherofficetodelivertheteA.24.WeknowfromthetextthatGingerGray.A.managestheDixiePITprograminKentonCountyB.seesthatthedrinksmeethealthstandardsC.teachesatDixieHeightsHighSchoolD.ownstheschool’scoffeeshop
BEIJING—AppleIncisonestepclosertobeginningsalesofiPad2tabletcomputerswithcellular手机networkcompatibility兼容forthefirsttimeintheChinesemainlandwheretheconsumer-electronicsgiantisinthemidstofanaggressiveexpansion.AccordingtoChina’sTelecommunicationEquipmentCertificationCenteradevicebyApplewiththird-generationhigh-speedwirelessdatacapabilitieswasissuedthenetworkaccesslicenseneededforthecompanytobeginofficialsalesinChinA.ThedevicelistedundermodelnumberA1396iscompatiblewiththe3GstandardWCDMAandwouldworkwiththecellularnetworkoperatedbyApple’slocaliPhonepartnerChinaUnicomHongKongLtd.ChinaUnicomdeclined谢绝tocomment.Applealreadyoffersthe3GiPad2inHongKongthroughitspartnersbutcurrentlyonlyoffersWi-FiversionsofthedeviceintheChinesemainland.StillconsumersinChinawhichaccordingtoresearchfirmIDCsurpassed超过theUSastheworld’slargestPCmarketinthesecondquarterhavebeenpurchasing3Gtabletsthroughunofficialchannels.SeparatelyApplespokeswomanCarolynWusaidSept6thatthecompany’sfirstHongKongstoresettoopenthisquarterwillbelocatedinthecity’scentralshoppingandbusinessdistrictintheInternationalFinanceCenter’supscale高档的IFCmallacommercialcenterandsightseeingspotalongthecity’swaterfront.WualsosaidthatAppleisplanninganewstoreinShanghailaterthisquarterwhichwillbeitsbiggeststoreinChinA.Shedeclinedtogivemoredetailsortocommentonthe3GiPad2.Applecurrentlyhasfourfull-serviceApplestoresinthemainlandwhichreceivethemosttrafficofanyApplestoresintheworlD.Thecompanyotherwisereliesonresellerstogetitsproductsintothemarket.ThenewstoresreflectApple’sconfidenceinrisingdemandforitsproductssuchassmartphonesandtabletcomputers.SalesintheChinesemainlandHongKongandTaiwanhelpedboost增长thecompany’sthird-quarterresultsnewlyappointedChiefExecutiveTimCooksaidinJuly.Chinarevenue收益surged激增six-foldtoabout$3.8billionduringthethreemonthsendedJune25.Thishasbeenasubstantial重大opportunityforAppleandIfirmlybelievethatwe’rejustscratchingthesurfacerightnowCooksaidatthetimereferringtostrongsalesinChinA.IseeanincredibleopportunityforApplethere.FromChinaDaily2011-09-08【1】Accordingtothenewswhichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.WCDMAisnottheonly3Gstandardintheworld.B.AppleIncsellsitsproductsinthemarketoftheChinesemainlandallbyitsownstores.C.TheconsumersinChinacanonlygetiPad2ofWi-Fiversions.D.ChinesemainlandisthesecondlargestPCmarketinthisyear’ssecondquarter.【2】Howmanyfull-serviceApplestoresinChina?A.4.B.6.C.8.D.Unknown.【3】What’stheprobablemeaningofsix-foldinthelastbutoneparagraph?A.one-sixthB.sixtimesC.60percentD.2times【4】Cooksaidwe’rejustscratchingthesurfacerightnowbecause________.A.theydon’tknowmuchaboutChina’smarketB.theywillsellmoreproductsandgainmoreprofitinChinaC.theyneedtoobtainmorepermissionfromChina’sgovernmentD.theyignoredtheruralmarketinChina
LONDON—BritishForeignSecretaryDavidMilibandsaidonWednesdaythatboycotting联合抵制theBeijingOlympicGamesisnottherightpathtotakE.Weareeverexcitedaboutprospects前景fortheSummerOlympicGamesinBeijingMilibandsaidinaninterviewwithChinesereportersinLondonbeforehisvisittoChinA.Everythingwehaveseenandreadsuggeststhatpreparationsareproceeding进行inanexcellentway.WeverymuchlookforwardtoaverysuccessfulOlympicssuccessfulforChinaandsuccessfulfortheworlD.WecertainlybelievethatboycottsarenotarightwayhesaiD.Milibandexpressedhishighregardtothebilateral双边的relationsbetweenBritainandChinA.Ican'tthinkaboutatimethatourrelationsarestrongerthatissymbolizedbythevisitoftheprimeministertoChinalastmonthbutalsobyculturaleventslikeChinanowgoingoninBritain.BritishpeopleareimpressedbythechangesandimprovementsgoingoninChinaandaretryingtobuildbridgesbetweenthetwonations.Bothourcountriesarechallengedbythefactsofglobalization.EconomicandsocialchangesareproducingchallengesforboththesocietieschallengesaboutsecurityandstabilitychallengesaboutjusticechallengesaboutenvironmentandthethemeofmyvisitishowourtwocountriescanworktogetherandlearnfromeachotherinadaptingtothesechallengesthesecretarytoldChinesereporters.65.AccordingtotheBritishForeignSecretaryDavidMilibandtherightwaytodealwithChinais______.A.toworktogetherwithChinaB.toorganizeculturaleventsinBritainC.toboycotttheBeijingOlympicGamesD.tosupporttheBeijingOlympicGames66.Inthelastparagraphtheforeignsecretarymainlywantstotellusthat______.A.GlobalizationisareallygreatchallengeB.BothcountriesfacemanydifferentchallengesC.BritainwantstoworkwithChinatofacechallengesD.BritainwantstolearnfromChinatofacechallenges67.Thebesttitleofthispassageis______.A.ChinaandBritainenjoyagoodrelationshipB.BoycottsofOlympicsarenottherightpathC.BeijingOlympicGameswillbesuccessfulD.ForeignSecretaryspeakshighlyofChina
GUATEMALACITYReuters---A.fishthatlivesinmangroveswamps红树沼泽acrosstheAmericascanliveoutofwaterformonthsatatimesimilartohowanimalsadapted适应tolandmillionsofyearsagoanewstudyshows.TheMangroveRivulusatypeofsmallkillifishlivesinsmallpoolsofwaterinacertaintypeofemptynutorevenoldbeercansinthemangroveswampsofBelizetheUnitedStatesandBrazil.Whentheirlivingplacedriesuptheyliveonthelandinlogs圆木saidScottTayloraresearcherattheBrevardEndangeredLandsPrograminFloridA.ThefishwhosescientificnameisRivulusmarmoratuscangrowaslargeasthreeinches.Theygrouptogetherinlogsandbreatheairthroughtheirskinuntiltheycanfindwateragain.ThenewscientificdiscoverycameafteratriptoBelizE.WekickedoveralogandthefishjustcamecrowdingoutTaylortoldReutersinneighboringGuatemalabytelephonE.HesaidhewillmakehisstudyonthefishknowntothepublicinanAmericanmagazineearlynextyear.InlabtestsTaylorsaidhefoundthefishcanliveupto66daysoutofwaterwithouteating.SomeotherfishcanliveoutofwaterforashortperiodoftimE.ThewalkingcatfishfoundinSoutheastAsiacanstayonlandforhoursatatimewhilelungfishfoundinAustraliaAfricaandSouthAmericacanliveoutofwaterbutonlyinaninactivestatE.ButnootherknownfishcanbeoutofwateraslongastheMangroveRivulusandremainactiveaccordingtoPatriciaWrightabiologistatCanada’sUniversityofGuelph.FurtherstudiesofthefishmaytellhowanimalschangedovertimE.Theseanimalsliveinconditionssimilartothosethatexistedmillionsofyearsagowhenanimalsbeganmakingthetransition过渡formwaterontolandWrightsaiD.25.TheMangroveRivulusisatypeoffishthat________.A.likeseatingnutsB.preferslivingindryplacesC.isthelongestlivingfishonearthD.canstayalivefortwomonthsoutofwater26.Accordingtothetextlungfishcan_______.A.breathethroughitsskinB.movefreelyondrylandC.remainaliveoutofwaterD.beasactiveonlandasinwater27.WhatcanwesayaboutthediscoveryofMangroveRivulus?A.Itwasmadequitebyaccident.B.ItwasbasedonalabtestofsealifE.C.ItwassupportedbyanAmericanmagazinE.D.ItwashelpedbyPatriciaWright.
LondonIfitreallyiswhat'sontheinsidethatcountsthenalotofthinpeoplemightbeintroublE.Somedoctorsnowthinkthattheinternalfatsurroundingimportantorgansliketheheartorlivercouldbeasdangerousastheexternalfatwhichcanbenoticedmoreeasily.Beingthindoesn'tsurelymeanyouarenotfatsaidDrJimmyBellatImperialCollegE.Since1994Bellandhisteamhavescannednearly800peoplewithMRImachinestocreatefatmapsshowingwherepeoplestorefat.Accordingtotheresultpeoplewhokeeptheirweightthroughdietratherthanexercisearelikelytohavemajordepositsofinternalfateveniftheyareslim.EvenpeoplewithnormalBodyMassIndexscorescanhavesurprisinglevelsoffatdepositsinsidE.Ofthewomenasmanyas45percentofthosewithnormalBMIscores20to25actuallyhadtoohighlevelsofinternalfat.Amongmenthepercentagewasnearly60percent.AccordingtoBellpeoplewhoarefatontheinsideareactuallyontheedgeofbeingfat.Theyeattoomanyfattyandsugaryfoodsbuttheyarenoteatingenoughtobefat.ScientistsbelievewenaturallystorefataroundthebellyfirstbutatsomepointthebodymaystartstoringitelsewherE.Doctorsareunsureabouttheexactdangersofinternalfatbutsomethinkithassomethingtodowithheartdiseaseanddiabetes.Theywanttoprovethatinternalfatdamagesthebody'scommunicationsystems.Thegoodnewsisthatinternalfatcanbeeasilyburnedoffthroughexerciseorevenbyimprovingyourdiet.Ifyouwanttobehealthythereisnoshortcut.ExercisehastobeanimportantpartofyourlifestyleBellsaiD.25.Whatisthispieceofnewsmainlyabout?A.Thinpeoplealsohavetroubles.B.InternalfatisofnoimportancE.C.Internalfatleadstomanydiseases.D.ThinpeoplemaybefatinsidE.26.Doctorshavefound________.A.beingslimdoesn'tmeanyouarenotfatinsideB.internalfatisthecauseofheartdiseaseanddiabetesC.beingslimisnotdangerousatallD.theexactdangersofinternalfat27.AccordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingisWRONG?A.Peoplewithheartdiseaseallhaveinternalfat.B.Peoplecangetridofinternalfatbyimprovingdiet.C.Menaremorelikelytohavetoomuchinternalfat.D.Exercisecanhelptoreducetheinternalfat.
CHICAGO----Forworkingparentsandheavilyscheduledschoolkidsfamilymealtimeisoutoffashion.ButsupermarketsaretryingtoattractfamiliesbacktothedinnertablE.Thereisacostiffamilymembershavemealsapart:researchshowsthatteenagerswhodon’teatwiththeirparentsfaceagreaterriskofdrugandalcoholproblems.ThemoreoftenkidshavedinnerwiththeirparentsthelesslikelytheyaretosmokedrinkorusedrugssaidJosephCalifanoJr.headoftheNationalCenteronAddictionandSubstanceAbusewhichdidtheresearch.Storesarefamiliarwiththeideaandwillstarttellingshoppersaboutthefindingsandencouragingthemtosharemealstogetherathomeinsteadofseparatelyoratrestaurants.ThefoodmarketingInstitutewillgive$25000tothecenterandhelpstorespromotethecenter’sFamilyDayinSeptember.Manystoreshavegrab-and-godinnersandrecipecards.Somehavekioskswherepeoplecantasteamaindishthenpickoutsidedishes.OurmembershaveworkedhardtotrytohaveeasilypreparedfoodeitherreadytoeatorreadytotakehomesaidTimHammondstheinstitute’spresidentandchiefexecutivE.LosAngeles-basedContessaPremiumFoodsmakesfrozendeliciousmealswhichafamilycanheatin10minutesto12minutes.That’snearlyasfastasaTVdinnersaidpresidentandchiefexecutiveJohnZ.BlazevichbutishealthierandmakespeoplefeelliketheyactuallycookeD.ThepreparationisthehardestpartsowetrytocombineavarietyoftastesandflavoursfromaroundtheworldandmakeitfastandeasyhesaiD.Eatingathomehelpskeepmealshealthyandteacheskidshowtoeatright.IfwecangetpeoplebacktohavingfamilydinnersparentsbacktobeingengagedwiththeirkidsitwillhaveasurprisingimpacthesaiD.41.ThereasonswhyfamilymealtimeisoutoffashionarethefollowingEXCEPT__________.A.theparentsarebusywithworkB.thechildrenhavealittlesparetimeC.thechildrenarenotfondoffamilymealD.itwilltakemuchtimetocookandeatathome42.Theunderlinedwordcostinparagraph2canbeexplainedas___________.A.gainsB.asumofmoneyC.advantageD.somethingyoulose43.AccordingtothepassagestoresaretryingtoattractfamiliesbacktothedinnertablebythefollowingwaysEXCEPT________.A.tellingtheparentsthedisadvantagesofhavingdinnerseparately.B.offeringvariouspreparedfoodtomakefamilycookingfastandeasy.C.takingpartinFamilyDayactivitiesinSeptember.D.helpinghousewivespreparetheirmealsathomE.44.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.TheeffortsthatarebeingmadetogetpeoplebacktohavingfamilydinnersB.Thebenefitsofhavingfamilydinnerstogether.C.ThechangesinAmericanfamilydinners.D.A.researchdonebytheNationalCenteronAddictionandSubstanceAbusE.45.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.FamilyMealtimeisoutofFashionB.FamilyDayisPromotedinSeptemberC.ParentsshouldCookMealsforKidsD.SupermarketsUrgesFamiliestoDinnerTable
London:It’swellknownthatCharlesDarwin’sfamoustheoryofevolution进化annoyedmanypeoplebecauseitwasagainsttheBiblicalviewofcreation.ButfewknowthatitalsocreatedproblemsforDarwinathomewithhisdeeplyreligiouswifeEmmA.DarwinheldbackthepublicationofOntheOriginofSpeciestoavoidoffending触怒hiswifesaysRuthPadelthenaturalist’sgreat–great–granddaughter.EmmatoldhimthatheseemedtobeputtingGodfurtherandfurtheroffPadelsaysinhernorthLondonhomE.ButtheytalkeditthroughandEmmaoncesaid‘Don’tchangeanyofyourideasforfearofhurtingmE.’Astheworldcelebratesthe200thbirthdayofthemanwhochangedscientificthoughtforeverandthe150thanniversaryofhisbooktodayevenhisopponentsadmittedhewasagiantfigurE.Thoughoppositiontohistheorycontinuesitistheelegantexplanationofhowspeciesevolutesthroughnaturalselectionthatmakeshis200thbirthdaysuchamajorevent.Morethan300celebrationshavebeenplannedinBritainalonewhereDarwin'sfacegraces使增光the10-poundbillalongwiththatofQueenElizabethII.ShrewsburythecentralEnglandtownwhereDarwinwasbornandraisedisholdingamonth-longfestivalforitsmostfamousson.DownHousehisformerhomenearLondonwillholdapermanentexhibitionrecreatingsomeofhismostfamousexperiments.ManymoreeventshavebeenplannedallovertheworlD.Whatwouldhebedoingifhewerealivetoday?PadelthinkshewouldproperlybestudyingDNAandtheimmunesystem.21.Themainpurposeoftheauthoris.A.tosaysomethingaboutDarwinandhiswifeB.tointroduceCharlesDarwinandhistheoryofevolutionC.tosinghighpraiseforthebookOntheOriginofSpeciesD.toreportsomecelebrationsofDarwin’s200thbirthdayandthe150thanniversaryofhisbooks22.WhichofthestatementsisNOTtruebasedonthepassage?A.EveryoneagreeswithDarwinnow.B.DarwinwasbroughtupinShrewsbury.C.Emmawasnotreallyfondofhistheory.D.Darwinwasveryinterestedinlivingthings.23.Theunderlinedphraseheldbackinthesecondparagraphprobablymeans.A.preventedfromB.keptasecretC.caredaboutD.putoff24.Itcanbeinferredthatthepassageismostprobably.A.ascientificreportB.anewsreportC.anEnglishcompositionD.atext
PARIS—AwinterstormbroughtblanketsofsnowacrossEuropeonMondayforcingtheclosureoftheicyEiffelTowerinParisandcausingflightcancellations.UptofourinchesofsnowwasrecordedinpartsofFrancetheNationalWeatherServicesaiD.MostareasincludingParisgotaroundhalfthatamount.Frenchauthoritiesissuedtrafficalertsinaround30regionsbecauseoficyroads.TheEiffelToweroneofthemaintouristattractionsinPariswasclosedbecauseofslipperyconditions.Wecan’tputdownsaltbecauseit’smetallicEiffelTowerpressofficerIsabelleEsnoussaiD.Wecan’tusesandeitherbecauseitrisksgettingintotheelevatorcogs嵌齿.Thecoldshesaidisnoproblembutsnowcanbedangerous.AdozenflightswerecanceledatParisCharlesdeGaulleAirportofficialssaiD.TheParisairportauthoritysaidbadweatherinotherpartsofEuropecontributedtothecancellations.WorkershadbeensentsincemidnightSundaytoclearrunwaysatCharlesdeGaulleandthesmallerOrlyAirport.InGermanyheavysnowfallsnarledroadtrafficandflightdelaysandcancellationsatthecountry’sinternationalairports.DüsseldorfInternationalAirportsaidnoflightswereallowedinoroutbetween6—9a.m..Mondaybecauseclearingcrewwereunabletokeepupwiththesnow.Morethan30flightswerecanceledbecauseofthebadweatherairportspokesmanChristianWittsaiD.UptofourinchesofsnowwasreportedinDüsseldorfandaroundsixinchesinPotsdamjustoutsideBerlin.FlightsfromFrankfurtInternationalAirportweredelayedasmuchasanhourbutnonehadtobecanceleD.TrafficstoppedforhoursonmanyofGermany’sautobahns高速公路assnowplowsstruggledtocleartheroadsamidheavypostholidaytraffiC.Germany’sNationalWeatherServiceisforecastingsubzerotemperaturesforthecomingdays.SnowalsofellacrossBritain.ChildrenbuiltsnowmeninpartsofEnglandincludingCambridgE.64.Thewinterstormbrought________ofsnowacrossParis.A.4inchesB.about2inchesC.halfaninchD.6inches65.Accordingtothepassagepeopleusuallyuse________toavoidslipperyconditions.A.saltandwoodB.sandandstoneC.saltandsandD.woodandstone66.Fromthepassageweknow________.A.severalflightsfromFrankfurtInternationalAirportwerecanceledB.flightsfromDüsseldorfInternationalAirportprobablycouldtakeoffat3p.m.MondayC.itisgettingwarmerinthedaystocomeinGermanyD.peoplecanputdownchemicalsontheEiffelTowerwhenitisslippery67.Howmanycountriesarementionedinthepassage?A.Two.B.ThreE.C.Four.D.FivE.
Reuters—AMalaysiaAirlinesflightMH370wasreportedtohavebeenmissingneartheVietnamesecoastonSaturdayhaving227passengersand12crewonboardandEuropeanofficialssaidtwopeopleonboardwereusingfalseidentities.TherewerenoreportsofbadweatherandnosignofwhytheBoeing777-200ERwouldhavevanishedfromradarscreensaboutanhourafterittookofffromKualaLumpurforBeijing.WearenotrulingoutanypossibilitiesMalaysiaAirlinesCEOAhmadJauhariYahyatoldanewsconferencE.BytheearlyhoursofSundaytherewerenoconfirmedsignsoftheplaneoranywreckagewellover24hoursafteritwentmissing.OperationswillcontinuethroughthenightofficialssaiD.Therewerenoindicationsofsabotage蓄意破坏norclaimsofanattack.ButthepassengerlistissuedbytheairlineincludedthenamesoftwoEuropeans—AustrianChristianKozelandItalianLuigiMaraldi—whoaccordingtotheirforeignministrieswerenotinfactontheplanE.TheforeignministryspokesmaninViennasaid:OurembassygottheinformationthattherewasanAustrianonboarD.ThatwasthepassengerlistfromMalaysiaAirlines.Oursystemcamebackwithanotethatthisisastolenpassport.AustrianpolicehadfoundthemansafeathomE.ThepassportwasstolentwoyearsagowhilehewastravellinginThailandthespokesmansaiD.TheforeignministryinRomesaidnoItalianwasontheplaneeitherdespitetheinclusionofMaraldi’snameonthelist.HismotherRenataLucchitoldReutershispassportwaslostpresumedstoleninThailandin2013.TheU.S.andEuropeansecurityofficialssaidthattherewasnoproofofanyterroristlinkandtherecouldbeotherexplanationsfortheuseofstolenpassports.46.WhatwasAhmadJauhariYahya’sattitude?A.Confident.B.Uncertain.C.NegativE.D.PositivE.47.AccordingtothepassagetheforeignministryspokesmaninViennahadmadesure______.A.ChristianKozelliedtothepoliceB.twopassportshadbeenstolenbytwoEuropeansC.ChristianKozelwasthemanwhokidnappedtheplaneD.theAustrianonboardwasactuallyathome48.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutMaraldi?A.HispassportwaslostinThailandB.HewasfromAustriA.C.HewasfoundsafeathomE.D.Hismotherwassadwhenshesawhisnameonthelist.49.Whoshouldberesponsibleforthemissingoftheplaneaccordingtothepassage?A.ChristianKozelandLuigiMaraldi.B.Terrorists.C.Thetwopeopleusingfalseidentities.D.WearenotsurE.50.Wherecouldthispassagemostlikelybefound?A.Inanovel.B.Inthenewspaper.C.InafashionmagazinE.D.InatravelbrochurE.
News1YuanLongpingthefatherofhybridricewontheWorldFoodPrizeonMonday.Yuandevelopedtheworld’sfirstpopularandwidelyknownhybridricE.Hybridriceplantscanmakemorericethanregularones.News2Haveyouevergotangryatbooksthatarefullofmistakes?Don’tworrythingswillgetbettersoon.LastweekChinastartedcheckingtextbooksdictionariesandchildren’sbooksalloverthecountry.ThegovernmentsaidtheresultsofthecheckwouldcomeoutattheendofJunE.News3Peoplewillseeanewstarintheskysoon.ChinaplantstosendasatelliteintospacebyDecember2006.Itwillstayinspaceforoneyear.Itwillgoaroundthemoonandtakepictures.Itmustbeveryexpensiveright?That’sforsure;1.4billionyuan!News4Haveyoueverthoughtofbeingabletoflyaroundtheworldinafewhours?Onedaymaybeyoucan.LastSaturdaytheAmericanX-43Aairplanemadeitsfirstflight.Itreachedaspeedof8000kilometersperhour.ThismakesitthefastestplaneintheworlD.X-43Aisonlythreetofourmeterslongbutit’sveryheavy.Itweighs1270kilograms.55.ThesatellitesentbyChinawillmovearound________.A.themoonB.theearthC.thesunD.themars56.Thespeedofthefastestplaneintheworldis______.A.1.4kilometerspersecondB.43kilometersperminuteC.1270kilometersperhourD.8000kilometersperhour57.Thecheckingoftextbooksdictionariesandchildren’sbookswill__________.A.makealotofmoneyB.makethechildrensadC.makesuretherearenomistakesinthemD.makesurethebooksarenottooexpensive58.YuanLongpingwontheWorldFoodPrizebecause___________.A.helikestoeathybridriceB.heisasuccessfulfatherC.hegrowsmorericethanothersD.hedevelopedtheworld’sfirstpopularandwidelygrownhybridrice
NewYork----MichelleObamamadeadaringdecisiontoreturntothesamedesignerwhocreatedherInaugural就职Balldressfouryearsago--andtheriskpaidoff.TheFirstLadylookedextremelyattractiveinathinsweepingandruby-coloreddressbydesignerJasonWu.SheteamedthedramaticdresswithheelsbyJimmyChooandadiamondringbyKimberlyMcDonalD.ShesurprisedthefashionestablishmentbyreturningtoaWudesignwhichhadbeenthecustommadeforher.FouryearsagoatherfirstInaugurationBallMichelleshimmered熠熠生辉inanoff-whiteone-shoulderedfloor-lengthdressbythedesigner.Wuwhowas26atthetimeandhadonlybeenworkinginfashionforthreeyearssawhiscareertakeoffaftertheFirstLady'ssurprisedecisiontowearoneofhisdresses.HesaidatthetimethathewasunawareshehadchosenthedressandhadbeenwatchingathomeonhiscouchandeatingpizzawhensheappeareD.Afterher2013decisionWutoldWomen'sWearDaily:MrsObamalikestokeephersecrets.Shefooledmeagain.Wureleasedawomen'sclothingandaccessories装饰品collectionatTargetlastyearandcontinuestobepopularwiththeFirstLadyforofficialengagements.Thesleevelesscross-halterneckdresswithlow-cutbackflattered突出49-year-oldMichelle'sarmsandneatwaist.IthadbeencreatedespeciallyforherbyWuandwasadeparturefromthedarkandplaincolourtoneshestucktoatearlierinaugurationevents.MrsObama'snewhairstyle--shehadbangs美发沙龙cutonherbirthdaylastweekhadbeenlooselytousled蓬松的forthespecialnight.Vice-PresidentJoeBiden'swifeJillalsolookedattractiveinabluesilkdressbyVeraWangattheInaugurationBall.29.WhatdoesthepassagemainlytalkaboutA.DesignerWu’sgreatworksB.Mrs.Obama’sdecisiontoreturntoherformerfashiondesignerC.TheFirstLady’ssecrets.D.Wuagreatdesigner.30.MichelleObama’sbravedecisionprovedtobea_________.A.riskB.dangerC.surpriseD.success31.Accordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingiscorrect?A.MrsObama’sinauguraldressesweremadebythesamedesigner.B.JoeBiden’swifeJillalsohadherdresscreatedbyWu.C.ThecolourtoneatMichelle’searlierinauguraleventswasnotsatisfactory.D.MrsObamahadstraightforeheadhairashernewhairstyleforthespecialnight.32.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesJasonWu?A.DaringandgifteD.B.Unusualandcautious.C.CarefulandbravE.D.Talentedandlucky.
GUATEMALACITYReuters---A.fishthatlivesinmangroveswamps红树沼泽acrosstheAmericascanliveoutofwaterformonthsatatimesimilartohowanimalsadapted适应tolandmillionsofyearsagoanewstudyshows.TheMangroveRivulusatypeofsmallkillifishlivesinsmallpoolsofwaterinacertaintypeofemptynutorevenoldbeercansinthemangroveswampsofBelizetheUnitedStatesandBrazil.Whentheirlivingplacedriesuptheyliveonthelandinlogs圆木saidScottTayloraresearcherattheBrevardEndangeredLandsPrograminFloridA.ThefishwhosescientificnameisRivulusmarmoratuscangrowaslargeasthreeinches.Theygrouptogetherinlogsandbreatheairthroughtheirskinuntiltheycanfindwateragain.ThenewscientificdiscoverycameafteratriptoBelizE.WekickedoveralogandthefishjustcamecrowdingoutTaylortoldReutersinneighboringGuatemalabytelephonE.HesaidhewillmakehisstudyonthefishknowntothepublicinanAmericanmagazineearlynextyear.InlabtestsTaylorsaidhefoundthefishcanliveupto66daysoutofwaterwithouteating.SomeotherfishcanliveoutofwaterforashortperiodoftimE.ThewalkingcatfishfoundinSoutheastAsiacanstayonlandforhoursatatimewhilelungfishfoundinAustraliaAfricaandSouthAmericacanliveoutofwaterbutonlyinaninactivestatE.ButnootherknownfishcanbeoutofwateraslongastheMangroveRivulusandremainactiveaccordingtoPatriciaWrightabiologistatCanada’sUniversityofGuelph.FurtherstudiesofthefishmaytellhowanimalschangedovertimE.Theseanimalsliveinconditionssimilartothosethatexistedmillionsofyearsagowhenanimalsbeganmakingthetransition过渡formwaterontolandWrightsaiD.25.TheMangroveRivulusisatypeoffishthat________.A.likeseatingnutsB.preferslivingindryplacesC.isthelongestlivingfishonearthD.canstayalivefortwomonthsoutofwater26.Accordingtothetextlungfishcan_______.A.breathethroughitsskinB.movefreelyondrylandC.remainaliveoutofwaterD.beasactiveonlandasinwater27.WhatcanwesayaboutthediscoveryofMangroveRivulus?A.Itwasmadequitebyaccident.B.ItwasbasedonalabtestofsealifE.C.ItwassupportedbyanAmericanmagazinE.D.ItwashelpedbyPatriciaWright.
Brighton:ItisaseasideresortontheEnglishChannel.Only50milesfromLondonitoffersagoodvarietyoflivelyentertainment.Itisacheerfulplacebusyandcrowdedinthesummerbutaliveineveryseasonoftheyear.Itsroyalpavilion布莱顿皇宫isamasterpieceofEnglisharchitecturE.Durham:Whatevertravelersseeordon’tseeinEnglandtheymustseethiscityinthenortheastjustsouthofNewcastle-upon-TynE.Noonewillforgetthesightofitscathedral教堂andcastlerisingtogetheronasteephilloverlookingaloopintheRiverWearwhichalmostsurroundsthem.Thecathedralitselfisoneofthegreatmedieval中世纪的公元476-1500buildingsinEuropE.Liverpool:A.portinthenorthwestofEnglandwhichpossessesaqualitythatisnotfoundinquitethesamewayanywhereelseinEngland:thequalityofgrandeur壮观.LiverpoolhasthisgrandeurinitssiteonthebroadRiverMerseymorethanhalfamilewidewiththehousesrisingnearit;initsgreatdockbuildingsitsbroadstreetsanditstwoenormouscathedrals.Edinburgh:IthaslongbeenthecapitalofScotlanD.EdinburghCastleisEdinburgh’simportantbuildingcontrollingthecityfromitsperchonarockoverahundredmetersabovesealevel.AnotherimportantbuildingisthePalaceofHolyroodHousebegunbyJamesⅢaround1500.BetweenthecastleandthepalaceistheRoyalMilewhichwasthecenterofEdinburghlifebeforethe17thcenturyandisfascinatingtovisitnow.64.WhichisthesuitabletimetovisitBrighton?_____A.OnlysummerB.AlltheyeararoundC.HolidaysD.Weekdays65.Whichofthefollowingplacementionsbothacastleandacathedral?_____A.BrightonB.DurhamC.LiverpoolD.Edinburgh66.Fromthisarticlewhichofthefollowingstatementsiswrong?_______A.AroundthebroadRiverMerseyyoucanenjoytheuniquequalityofLiverpool.B.ThesightofDurham’scathedralandcastleisprobablybestseenfromthebanksoftheRiverwear.C.ThePalaceofHolyroodHouseismucholderthanthecathedralinDurham.D.EdinburghCastlewasbuiltoverahundredmetersabovesealevel.67.Thisarticlecanbefoundin_____A.atravelmagazineB.adailynewspaperC.achapterofsciencefictionD.acolumninthefinancialpress
Sydney—Asharksavagedaschoolboy'slegwhilehewassurfingwithhisfatheratabeachinSydneyonFebruary23.ItwasthethirdsharkattackalongthecoastofAustralia'slargestcityinamonth.The15-year-oldboyandhisfatherwereinthewateroffAvalononSydney'snorthernbeachesarounddawnwhenhewasattacked.Thecity'sbeachesarepackedwithlocalsandtouristsduringthesummermonths.Thefatherheardascreamandturnedtoseehissontrashing扭动aboutinthewaterpolicesaid.Fortunatelythesharkswamawayandtheboywashelpedtoshorebyhisfather.LifesavingClubspokesmanNickMillerItgothimaroundthetopofhisleftlegandthefathercameanddraggedhimoutofwater.Hesaidtheboywasbleedingheavilywhenhewasbroughttoshore.Therewasalotofpainasyoucanimagine.Theteenagerwasairliftedtohospitalfortreatmentforleginjuries.Policesaidthebitescutthroughtothebonebuttheboydidnotappeartohavesustainedanyfractures骨折.Hewasinastableconditionnow.Severalbeacheswereclosedaftertheattack.Waterpoliceandlifeguardsweresearchingforthesharkwhilepolicehopedtoidentifyitsspeciesbytheshapeofthebitemarks.Buttheysaiditwastooearlytosaywhattypeofsharkattackedtheboy.Idon'tevenknowifhesawitMillersaid.ManysharkspeciesliveinthewatersoffSydney'sbeachesbutattacksonhumansarestillrelativelyrare.HoweverthereweretwoattacksonsuccessivedaysearlierthismonthoneonanavydiverinSydneyharbornotfarfromthefamousOperaHouseandtheotheronasurferatthecity'sworld-famousBondibeach.Fishermensaysharknumbersareontherise.Thereisabanoncommercialfishingintheharborwhichhasincreasedfishstocks.Marineexpertsalsoclaimenvironmentalprotectionhascreatedacleanerenvironmentattractingsharksclosertoshoreastheychasefish.ManysharkspeciesincludingtheGreatWhite—theman-eatermadefamousinStevenSpielberg'sJaws—areprotectedinAustralianwaters.45.Thereportmainlytellsus_______.A.sharkattacksonhumansareontheriseB.sharksattackedhumansthreetimesinonemonthC.aboywasattackedbyasharkataSydneybeachD.sharknumbersareincreasinginthewatersoffSydney'sbeaches46.Theunderlinedwordsavagedinthefirstparagraphprobablymeans_______.A.attractedB.draggedC.bitD.packed47.WhatdoweknowaboutthecityofSydneyfromthepassage?A.ItisoneofthelargestcitiesinAustralia.B.SydneyharborisnotfarfromthefamousOperaHouse.C.Therearemanylocalsandtouristsonitscoastallyearround.D.TherearefewsharkspeciesinthewatersoffSydney'sbeaches.48.AllthefollowingsarethecausesofAustralia'ssharksincreasingEXCEPTthat_______.A.environmentalprotectionhascreatedacleanerenvironmentB.abanoncommercialfishinghasincreasedfishnumbersC.manysharkspeciesareprotectedinAustraliawatersD.thefilmJawsmadetheGreatWhitefamous
BEIJINGAugust19—ShanghaiwilllaunchapilottextbookrecyclingschemeinsecondaryschoolsfromthisfallsemestertoreducetextbookpaperconsumptiontheShanghaiEducationCommissionrevealedyesterday.Thefirstbatchoftextbookstoberecycledorreusedwillbemiddleschoolmusicmaterial.BooksonothersubjectssuchasartphysicaleducationandevenmajorsubjectslikeChinesemathandEnglishwillbeincludedgradually.Theschoolstakingpartintheprogramwillhavetopurchasenewtextbooksabouteveryfiveyearsanddistributethemforstudents’useduringclasssessions.Butthebookswillhavetobecollectedandkeptoncampusafterclassratherthanallowingstudentstotakethembackhomesothattheycouldbepassedontothenextbatchofstudents.Possessingone’sownbrand-newtextbookshasbeenaroutineforlocalelementaryschoolstudentsfordecades.ThepracticehoweverleadstohugepaperconsumptionofficialssaiD.Forinstancetherearenearly2millionelementaryschoolstudentsinthecitywithanestimated4000tonsofpaperneededeachyear.Hadthesebooksbeenreusedforfiveyearsmorethan80000treescouldhavebeensaveD.InwesterncountriessuchasAustraliaandAmericabeganthispracticeyearsagowhichsetagoodexampletoothercountriesesp.developingones.EditedfromShanghaiDaily【写作内容】1.用约30个单词写出上文概要2.用约120个单词发表你的观点内容包括1支持或反对回收课本2用2～3个理由或论据支撑你的观点【写作要求】1.清楚表达自己的观点必须提供理由或论据2.阐述观点或提供论据时不能直接引用原文语句3.作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称【评分标准】内容完整语言规范语篇连贯词数适当Isrecyclingtextbooksagoodsuggestion?____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BEIJING—MoYan’swinningof2012NobelPrizeinLiteratureshowstheworld’srecognitionofChina’scontemporaryliteratureaccordingtotheChinaWritersAssociation.ItalsorepresentstheattentiondrawntoChinesewritersandtheinternationalinfluencesofChineseliteraturesaidanofficialstatementfromtheorganizationonThursdayevening.MoisthefirstChinesenationaltowintheNobelPrizeinLiteraturE.InthestatementtheassociationcongratulatedMoYanonhissuccessandspokehighlyofhisoutstandingachievements.MohadeffectivelyextendedtheboundariesofimaginationthedepthofthoughtsandstateofartsofChineseliteraturebyfocusingonlivesinthecountrysidewithauniquenationalstylesaidthestatement.HeJianmingvicepresidentoftheassociationsaidinaseparateinterviewItisnotonlyajoyousoccasionforMobutalsoadreamcomingtrueforgenerationsofChinesewriters.TheprizealsoshowsrecognitioninrealismwritingcomingfromtraditionalChineseliteraturesaidHE.HecitedMo’slatestnovelFrogwhichwaspublishedinChinain2010asanexampleofMo’sfocusonrealism.ThebookfocusesontheinfluenceofChina’sonechildpolicyinthecountrysidE.Mo’sworksareamongthebestwhenitcomestoChinesecontemporaryliteraturE.HesaidAddingtheawardissignificantforthedevelopmentofChineseliteratureandwillboostconfidenceinthecountry’sculturalcreativity.MoYanapennameforGuanMoyewasbornin1955andgrewupinGaomiineastChina’sShandongProvincE.MoisoneofthemostwidelytranslatedChinesewriters.Hisbest-knownworkisRedSorghumwhichwasmadeintoafilmbydirectorZhangYimou.280W1.Whichisthemainideaofthepassage?A.2012NobelPrizeinLiteraturE.B.MoYan’ssuccessrepresentstheworld’srecognitionofChineseliteraturE.C.ThesuccessinChineseliteraturE.D.A.greatChinesewriter.2.Theunderlinedwordjoyousinthefifthparagraphprobablymeans.A.happyB.terrifyingC.surprisingD.sad3.HowoldwasMoYanwhenhewontheNobelPrizeinLiterature?A.55yearsolD.B.56yearsolD.C.57yearsolD.D.65yearsolD.4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.MoYanandGuanMoyerefertothesameperson.B.Mo’sworksarethebestinChinA.C.MoYanisthefirstChinesenationaltowintheNobelPrizeinLiteraturE.D.ThefilmRedSorghumdirectedbyZhangYimouwaswrittenbyMoYan.5.MoYan’sworksfocuson.A.livesinthecountrysideB.citylivesC.China’sonechildpolicyD.theinternationalinfluencesofChineseliterature
THYSSENELEVATORSisoneoftheleadingelevatorscompaniesintheworldwithmorethan120branchcompaniesaroundtheglobE.GUANGDONGTHYSSENELEVATORSLTD.InZhongshanproduceshigh-qualityelevators.Weareofferingthefollowingpositions:●PlantManagerExcellentSeniorEngineerwithexperienceinthisfieldtomanageourplantinZhongshan●SeniorEngineersMechanicalandElectricalForproductionandEngineeringDepartmentgoodcommandoftheInternet●JuniorpositionsForthosewhowishforsuccess●Onepurchaser购货员Preferablywithexperienceinamechanicalengineeringcompanyandinternationalmarkets●CostAccountant会计5yearsexperienceinmechanicalfactorycostinggoodknowledgeinOffice2013CETlevel.FortheseseniorlevelPositionsweexpectpreferablyauniversitydegreeoranexcellentjobRecord3-5yearsofexperienceonthejobandgoodcommandofEnglish.IfyouarereadytoworkwithuswewillofferattractivesalarypacketandbrightfuturE.THYESSENGUANDONGTHYESSENELEVATORSLTDLONGHCANHUANCHENGZhongshan5284655GuangdongProvince1Secretary●Universitygraduate●GoodatEnglishspeakingwriting＆translating●GoodPCknowledgeandtypingskill●Pleasantcharacterwithgoodpersonalskill2Accountants●Collegeoruniversitygraduate●GoodcommandofEnglishandPCoperation●Workexperience3ProductionTrainees●Collegeoruniversitygraduate●Foodengineeringmachineryorchemistry●GoodcommandofEnglish●1－2yearsexperienceinfoodfactory●LeadershipabilityandPCknowledge4Productionworkers●Polytechnicschool中专graduate●Foodtechnologyorchemistry●KnowledgeofbasicEnglish●1-2yearsexperienceinfoodfactoryNESTLEDONGGUANNESTLECOMPANYLTD59.Ifyoudon’tknowhowtouseacomputeryouhadbetteraskforthepositionof_______.A.asecretaryinNESTLEB.aproductionworkerinNESTLEC.aseniorengineerinTHYSSEND.acostaccountantinTHYSSEN60.Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat_______.A.THYSSENisasuccessfulcompanywithmanybranchesB.NESTLEisacompanyonlyproducingchemicalproductsC.NESTLEasksforgoodcommandofEnglishineveryPositionD.THYSSENneedsaseniorsalesmanagertosellitsproductsinAsia61.Asagraduatefromuniversitythisyearyoucanprobablygetajobas_______.A.acostaccountantinTHYSSENB.apurchaserinTHYSSENC.asecretaryinNESTLED.anaccountantinNESTLE
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