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Every solid object______reflect a sound，varying according to the size and nature of the object.
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IV.任务型阅读:本题共5小题每小题2分共10分SelectthebestheadingfromthelistbelowforeachparagraphinthereadingpassagE.UseeachletterONCEonly.WritetheappropriatelettersA~Einthespacesnumbered61-65onyouranswersheet.NBTherearemoreheadingthanparagraphssoyouwillnotusealloftheheadings.IntellectualDisability61.______Peoplewithintellectualdisabilityformoneofthelargestsingledisabilitygroupsinacommunity.Intellectualdisabilityreferstoageneralslownesstolearnandfunctionwithinsocietyandtheidentificationofintellectualdisabilityisusuallybasedonanassessmentofaperson'sperformanceinavarietyoftests.Anindividual'slevelofperformanceasassessedcanchangewithtimeandcircumstances.WithskilledtrainingandopportunityfordevelopmentpeoplewithintellectualdisabilityhavemuchgreaterpotentialforacquiringskillsandforparticipationincommunitylifethanpreviouslyhadbeenthoughtpossiblE.62.______Inmanywesternsocietiesfivecategoriesofintellectualdisabilityhavetraditionallybeenusedinordertoindicatetheperceiveddegreeofdifficultyanindividualhaswithlearning.Allfivemayoccurineitherchildrenadolescentoradultandshowasmildmoderatesevereprofoundormultipleintellectualdisability.63.______ForthemajorityofintellectualdisabilitiesthereisnoidentifiablecausebuttherearesomecausesthatarewelldocumenteD.Theyinclude:braindamageatbirthduetolackofoxygen---prolongedlaborduringchildbirth;braindamagebeforebirthduetofactorssuchasrubelladrugordiet-relatedproblems;damageafterbirthduetoillnessessuchasencephalitisoraccident;hereditarydefectsinthegenes;abnormalchromosomecountresultinginforexampleDownSyndromE.64.______LikeeveryoneelsepeoplewithanintellectualdisabilityneedarewardingjobasatisfyingplacetoliveandagoodsociallifE.Buttheymayneedextrasupporttoachievethesethings.Goodsupportservicesarebasedontheprincipleofnormalization---whichmeansenablingpeopletobepartofthecommunitylikeeveryoneelsE.65.______Withtheintroductionoftheintellectuallydisabledintocommunitiesthereisaneedtopromoteawarenessofcommunication.Althoughmanypeoplemayhavelittleexperienceintalkingwithanintellectuallydisabledpersontherearecommonguidelinesthatcansimplifytheinteraction.Firstlyitisusefultorememberthatpeoplewithdisabilitieshavefeelings.SpeakinginthesamefriendlymannerasyouwouldtoanyoneelseisalsorecommendeD.BeingpreparedtowaitalittlelongerforrepliesduringaconversationwithanintellectuallydisabledpersonwouldundoubtedlybenefittheexchangE.ListofHeadingsA.Whatdopeoplewithanintellectualdisabilityneed?B.Whatisintellectualdisability?C.Howdopeoplewithanintellectualdisabilitytalk?D.Whataretheformsofintellectualdisability?E.Whatcausesintellectualdisability?F.Howdoyoutalktoapersonwithanintellectualdisability?
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PeoplelivingintheUKtakequiteafewholidaysabroadandinthecountryeachyear.Choicesmadeaboutwheretogohowtogetthereandwhattodocaneitherbenefitorharmtheenvironment.WhileonholidayManyofthethingsyoucandotothegreeneronholidaywillbethesamethingsyoucandoathome—buttherearealsosomeextrathingstoolikeavoidinggiftsmadefromendangeredplantsandanimals.Herearesomesuggestions:●Makingthemostoflocallyproducedfoodanddrinkandlocalactivitiesandattractionswillsupportpeopleintheareayouarevisitingandreducetheneedforfurtherenvironmentalinfluencefromtransport.●Switchingoffanyairconditioningheatingandlightswillhelpreduceclimatechangeeffect.●Savewater—somecountriessufferfromwatershortagesandsavingwatercanhelpavoiddamagetoournaturalhabitats栖息地.Endangeredspecies物种Somegiftsandfoodsavailableinsomecountriescanbemadefromendangeredplantsoranimals.Checkbeforeyoubuybutifyoudoubtavoidanimalandplantgifts.MoredetailsofthetypesofproductstoavoidanyillegaltradehotspotscanbefoundontheSouvenirAlertwebpagE.Makingapositivecontributiontotheplaceyouarevisiting.Therearewaysinwhichyourholidaycanhelpsupportlocalpeopleandtheenvironment.●Therearemanyopportunitiestovolunteerandhelpwithprojectsthatconserveandimprovenaturalhabitats.●Whenyouareawayorifyouarelookingforsomewheretovisityoucansupportprojectsorattractionswhichprotectwildlifesuchasnaturereservesandconservationprojects.Accordingtothepassagewecantohelpreduceclimatechangeeffect.A.makegooduseofwaterB.buylocalfoodanddrinkC.saveelectricityD.goaroundonfootWeshouldcheckthegiftsandfoodsbeforebuyingbecause______.A.sometimestheyareofpoorqualityB.theymaynotbetypicallocalproductsC.someofthemwilldoharmtoourhealthD.theymaybemadefromendangeredanimalsorplantsWecaninferfromthepassagethat______.A.itisnoteasyforpeopletotravelabroadB.noteveryonecantellanillegalsouvenirC.greenholidayshavebeenacceptedbypeopleD.volunteerworkisamustforprotectingnaturalhabitatsThepassageismainlyabout______.A.travelenjoymentB.theharmtotheenvironmentC.greenerchoicesforholidayD.protectionofendangeredanimals
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Economistsusuallystudymarkets.NowtwoAmericanshavewontheNobelPrizeineconomicsfornotstudyingmarkets.Theywillsharealmostoneandahalfmilliondollarsfortheiranalysisofeconomicgovernance治理.ThewinnersareElinorOstromofIndianaUniversityinBloomingtonandOliverWilliamsonoftheUniversityofCaliforniaBerkeley.Theprizeineconomicscienceshasgoneto63mensinceitwasfirstawarded40yearsago.ElinorOstromisthefirstwoman.Andlikeotherwinnersovertheyearshertrainingisnotlimitedtoeconomics.Sheisaprofessorofpoliticalscienceandofpublicandenvironmentalaffairs.TodayeconomictheorysuggeststhatgoodresourcemanagementrequiresownershipeitherprivateorpubliC.Ifnotthethinkinggoesthenself-interestwillleadtooveruseanddestructionofsharedresources.EcologistGarrettHardindescribedthisideain1968asthetragedyofthecommons.ElinorOstromshowedhowlocaldecisionmakingcanlessenthetragedy.Herresearchhasdeepenedunderstandingofhowpeoplebalancetheirneedswiththoseofotherswhodependonthesameresources.ShestudiedcommunitieslikefarmersinSouthernCaliforniawhodependedonacommonwatersupply.Shedocumentedhowpeoplewhouseresourcesoftendevelopwaystosharethem.Oneexampleisforestmanagement.ShesaysOneoftheabsolutelykeymostimportantvariables变量astowhetherornotaforestsurvivesandcontinuesiswhetherlocalpeoplemonitoreachotheranditsusE.Notofficialslocals.OliverWilliamsonhasstudiedbigcompaniesandfoundthattheyoftenarebetterthanmarketsatdoingcomplexjobs.Underhistheorybusinessesactasstructuresforconflictresolution.Forexamplecompaniesthatowntheirsupplierscanavoidlong-termcontractsanddisputesoverprices.Thiscanmakeproductionmoreefficientandmakebetteruseoflimitedresources.Butbusinessescanalsoabusetheirpower.ProfessorWilliamsonsaysthebestwaytodealwiththisisnotbylimitingthesizeofcompaniesbutthroughindustryregulation.TheRoyalSwedishAcademyofSciencessaideconomistsneedtodomorethanstudymarketsandprices.TheNobeljudgesurgedmoreresearchlikethekindtheyrecognizedwiththisyear’sawarD.60.AccordingtoElinorOstrom.A.thetragedyofthecommonsiscausedbylocaldecisionB.privateownershipcancausethetragedyofthecommonsC.overuseofsharedresourcescancausethetragedyofthecommonsD.itisnottheofficialsbutthelocalpeoplewhocandosomethingtoavoidthetragedy61.Thisyear’sNobelPrizeforeconomicsissharedby.A.ElinorOstromandOliverWilliamsonB.ElinorOstromandGarrettHardinC.OliverWilliamsonandGarrettHardinD.63economicscientists62.ProfessorWilliamsonprovedthatlong-termcontractsanddisputesoverpricescanbeavoidedbybigcompaniesby.A.1imitingthesizeofothercompaniesB.providingsufficientproductionC.sharingresourceswiththeirownsuppliersD.settinguptheirownindustryregulation63.Whichofthefollowingcanserveasthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TwoAmericanEconomistsWontheNobelPrizeforStudyingMarkets.B.ResearchersofEconomicGovernanceWontheNobelPrizeforEconomics.C.FirstWomantoWintheNobelPrizeforEconomicStrategies.D.TheTragedyoftheCommonsandtheBigBusinesses.
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[1]LookatthecentercirclesofDiagramA.andDiagramB.Whichofthecentrecircleslookslarger?[2]TakeafirstlookandyouprobablythinkthatthecentrecircleinDiagramA.issmallerthanthatinDiagramB.InfacttheyareexactlythesamesizE.[3]Thenlookatthepictureontheright.Whatdoyousee?A.vase?Ortwofaces?Doesthepicturechangequicklyfromonetotheotheragainandagain?MaybeormaybenotbutyoucanseethematthesametimE.[4]What’shappening?Issomethingwrongwithmyeyes?YoumaywonderatwhatyouseE.Don’tworry.Hereishowitgoes:[5]Whenwelookatthingsoureyessendmessagestoourbrainsandthenourbrainsinterpret解释theinformation.Howeversometimesourbrainsinterpretthereceivedinformationinawrongway.Itseemsthatoureyesareplayingajokeonus.ThisoftenhappensandwecallitVisualillusion幻觉.[6]Moviemakersoftenmakeuseofillusions.Theymaketheobjectsaroundactorsmuchsmallerorbiggerthanusual.ThismakesusbelievethattheactorsaremuchlargerorsmallerthantheyusuallyarE.ThemoviesJurassicParkandHoneyJshrunkthekidsjustmakeuseofillusions.66.Inwhichcolumnofamagazinecanyoureadtheabovetext?A.CulturE.B.SciencE.C.Humour.D.Education.67.ThecentrecircleinDiagramA.lookssmallerthanthatinDiagramBThat’sbecause.A.somethingiswrongwithoureyesB.thetwocirclesarenotofthesamesizeC.ourbrainsinterprettheinformationwronglyD.pictureschangequicklyfromonetotheother68.InthepictureontherightitseemsthatLineABisshorterthanlaneCDbutinfactlaneABisaslongasLineCD.Whichparagraphcanexplainwhathashappenedtooureyes?A.ThesecondonE.B.ThethirdonE.C.ThefifthonE.D.ThesixthonE.69.What’stherightorderaccordingtothetext?A.Welookatthingswithoureyes.B.Ourbrainsinterpretthemessages.C.Ourbrainstelluswhatwehaveseen.D.Oureyessendmessagestoourbrains.A.a-d-b-cB.c-a-b-dC.a-c-d-bD.b-e-a-d70.Moviemakersmakeuseofvisualillusionsto.A.helptheactorslookbetterB.maketheactorsmuchbraverC.helptheactorsbecomestrongerD.maketheactorsseemdifferentinsize
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