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{{*HTML*}}下面的短文有15处空白请根据短文内容为每处空白确定1个最佳选项 ??????? ??????????? ??{{B}}??ManyWomenWhoBeatCancerDon’tChange Habits{{/B}}??Manywomenwhobattlebreastcancerwilltellyou it’salife-changingexperience.Howeveranewstudyshowsthatformany{{U}} ?51?{{/U}}thechangesaren’talwayspositiveor permanent.??BethSnokehaswatchedhermotherandboth grandmothersbattleandsurvivebreast{{U}}?52?{{/U}}.Sowhenshe wasdiagnosedtherewasnodoubtinhermind{{U}}?53?{{/U}}shehadto do.??Idoexactlywhatthedoctorssayasfarasthemedicine thatI’monas{{U}}?54?{{/U}}asthevitaminsthedietandthe fitness.AndIcan’tstressenough{{U}}?55?{{/U}}importantthatis saysBethSnoke.Butasurprisingnewstudyshowsthat{{U}}?56 ?{{/U}}everywomanwhobeatsbreastcancerisgettingthatmessage.Infact nearly40％ofthemsayeven{{U}}?57?{{/U}}survivingbreastcancer theyhaven’tmadesignificantchangesinthe{{U}}?58?{{/U}}theyeator howmuchtheyexercise.??Notallsurvivorsaretakingadvantage ofthisteachablemomentandmakingpositivehealthchangesin{{U}}?59 ?{{/U}}lifesaysElectraPaskettPhDatOhioStateUniversity’s ComprehensiveCancerCenter.Paskettsaysdietandexercisehavebeenprovento notonlyhelpwomenfeelbetterduringandaftertreatmenttheymay{{U}} ?60?{{/U}}playaroleinpreventingsomecancersfromcomingback.{{U}} ?61?{{/U}}growingevidencesomewomenjustaren’t listening.??Coloncancersurvivors{{U}}?62 ?{{/U}}exercisehaveactuallybeenshowntohaveimprovedsurvivalrates.So yesitistruethatperhapsbymakingsomeofthesehealthychoiceswecan actuallyincreasetheirhealthsaysPaskett.??Asabreast cancersurvivor{{U}}?63?{{/U}}Paskettknowsfirsthandhowmuch differencedietandexercisecan{{U}}?64?{{/U}}.Thechallengeshe saysistogetmoresurvivorstobemorelikeBethduringandafter treatment.??Expertssayexercisingmoreandeatingahealthier dietcanalsocut{{U}}?65?{{/U}}onstressandhelpwomenovercome depression.Therearemorethan2millionbreastcancersurvivorslivinginthe US.Ofthosenearlyamillionhaveyettochangetheirdietorexercise routines.
{{*HTML*}}? ?阅读下面这篇短文短文后列出了7个句子请根据短文的内容对每个句子作出判断如果该句提供的是正确信息请选择A项如果该句提供的错误信息请选择B项如果该句的信息文章中没有提及请选择C项 {{B}}??????? ??????????Stomach Ulcer{{/B}}??Stomachulcersarethecauseofseverepainformany people.Doctorshavebeenabletohelplessenthepainofulcers.Theycouldnot curethem.Nowdoctorshavediscoveredacauseofulcers.Thismeanstheymay havefoundawaytocurepeoplewhosufferfromthestomachpain.Studiesshow thattenpercentofthepopulationwilldevelopanulceratsometimeintheir life.Soapossiblecureisgoodnewsformanypeople.??Ulcers arewoundsinthestomachthataresimilartosmallcutsortears.Thesewounds canharmthetissueinthestomachthepipethatcarriesthefoodtothe stomachorpartsofthesmallintestines.Fluidsinthestomachthenincrease thepainofanulcer.Howdoesapersonknowheorshehasanulcer?Doctorssay mostpeoplewithulcersfeelaburningpainintheirchestorstomach.Thispain ofteniscalledheartbum.Itusuallyhappensbeforeeatingorduringthenight. Itcausessomepeopletolosetheirdesiretoeatortheyareunabletokeep foodintheirstomachs.Doctorsbelievedthatulcerswerecausedbyunusually strongstomachfluidswhichdamagedstomachtissue.Nowtheyhavediscovered thatmostulcersarecausedbyabacterialorganismcalledHillicoBactor PilorieorH.Pillorie.H.Pilloriebacteriaarewhatmakestomachproduceextra stomachfluid.Doctorsfoundthattheycankillthebacteriawithmedicines calledantibiotics.Healthexpertssaythediscoveryofacureforulcersan savethousandsofmillionsofdollarsinmedicalcosts.Theyalsobelievecuring ulcerswillreducethenumberofpeoplewhodevelopstomachcancer.Thenumber ofpeoplewithstomachcancerisveryhighinJapanSoutheastAsiaandpartsof Africa.??Doctorssayapersonismorelikelytogetanulcerif hisorherfamilyhashadone.Infactapersonwiththefamilyhistoryof ulcersisthreetimesmorelikelytogetonethanotherpeople.Thereareways peoplecanprotectthemselvesfromdevelopinganulcer.Doctorssayitismore importanttoreducetheamountofstrongfluidsinthestomach.Todothis doctorssaypeopleshouldnotsmokecigarettesordrinkalcohol.Andtheysay peopleshouldreducetensionintheirlives.Somepeoplearelikelytosufferfromthestomachpainatsometimeintheirlife.
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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} {{B}}??????? ?Obesity肥胖:theScourge祸害oftheWesternWorld{{/B}}? ?Obesityisrapidlybecominganewscourgeofthewesternworlddelegates agreedatthe11thEuropeanConferenceontheissueinViennaWednesdayto Saturday.Accordingtostatementsbeforetheopeningoftheconference-of2000 specialistsfrommorethan50countries-1.2billionpeopleworldwideare overweightand250millionareobese.??ProfessorBernhardLudvik ofViennaGeneralHospitalsaidObesityisachronicillness.InGermany20 percentofthepeoplearealreadyaffectedbutinJapanonlyonepercent. Buthesaidthattherewashopeforsufferersthankstothenewscientific discoveriesandmedication.??ProfessorFriedrichHopichlerof SalzbergsaidWearelivinginthenewagebutwiththemetabolismofa stone-ageman.IhavejustbeentotheUnitedStates.Itisreallyterrible.A pizzashopisspringinguponeverycorner.Wehavebeenoverrunbyfastfood andCoca-Cola.??Manyoftheexpertsstressedthatobesitywasa potentialkiller.Hopichlersaid:Eightypercentofalldiabeticsareobese alsofiftypercentofallpatientswithhighbloodpressureandfiftypercent withadiposetissuecomplaints.Tenpercentmoreweightmeansthirteenper centmoreriskofheartdisease.Reducingone’sweightbytenpercentleadsto thirteenpercentlowerbloodpressure.??AnotherexpertHermann Toplaksaidthatthestatehealthservicesshouldimprovetheirfinancingof preventiveprograms.Thoughthehealthinsurancepaysforsurgerysuchas reducingthesizeofthestomachwhenthebody-massindexismorethan40.That isequivalenttoaweightof116kilogramsforaheightof1.70meters.One shouldstartearlier.??Ludviksaidthatpreventionshouldbegin inschool.Childobesityfatdepositscorrelateswiththetimewhichchildren spendinfrontofTVsets.??Theconsequenceswereonlyapparent lateron.Nomorethanfifteenpercentofobesepeoplelivedtotheaverage lifeexpectancyfortheirpopulationgroup.??scourgen.天灾; 祸害??obesityn.肥胖症??overrunvt.侵扰;蹂躏? ?obeseadj.肥胖的??diabeticn.糖尿病患者;adj.糖尿病的? ?medicationn.药物疗??adiposeadj.脂肪有;肥胖的? ?metabolismn.新陈代谢Whichofthefollowingismostoftenaccompaniedbyobesity?
{{*HTML*}}??下面的短文有5处空白短文后有6个句子其中5个取自短文请根据短文内容将其分别放回原有位置以恢复文章原貌 ?????????? ?????????{{B}}TheValueof Motherhood{{/B}}??Inshoppingmallstheassistantstry.topush youintobuyingagifttothankherforherunselfishlove.Whenyoulog onto登录的websiteasmallpop-up弹出式菜单invitesyoutobookabouquet花束for her.{{U}}?46?{{/U}}??TheAmericanversionofMother’s Daywasthoughtupasearlyas1905byAnnaJarvisasawayofrecognizingthe realvalueofmotherhood.ThepopularityofMother’sDayaroundtheworld suggeststhatJarvisgotallshewanted.Infactshegotmore—enoughtomake herhorrified.??{{U}}?47?{{/U}}Theybuyamongother things132millioncards.Mother’sDayistheNo.1holidayforflower purchases.Thentherearethevariouscommoditiesrangingfromjewelryand clothestocosmeticsandwashingpowderthattakeadvantageofthepromotion opportunities.BecauseofthisJarvisspentthelast40yearsofherlife tryingtostopMother’sDay.Oneprotestagainstthecommercialization商品化 Mother’sDayevengotherarrested—fordisturbingthepeace interestingly.??{{U}}?48?{{/U}}AsRalphFevrea reporterattheUKnewspaperTheGuardianobservetraditionallymotherhoodis somethingthatwedobecausewethinkit’sright.Butinthelogicof commercialismpeopleneedsomethinginexchangefortheirtimeandenergy.A careerservesthispurposebetter.??Inadditionwomenarebeing encouragedtopursueanycareertheydesire.Sotheyworkhardandplayhard.{{U}} ?49?{{/U}}??{{U}}?50?{{/U}}AccordingtoThe Guardian;therearetwiceasmanychild-freeyoungwomenastherewerea generationago.Ortheyputofftheresponsibilityofparentinguntillaterin theirlives.??SoFevrewritesthatthemeaningofcelebrating Mother’sDayneedstobeupdated;Itistopersuadepeoplethatparentingisa goodideaandtohonorpeoplefortheirattempttobegoodpeople.? ?A.Commercialwarmthandgratitudearetheatmospherebeingspreadaround forthisspecialSundayinMay.??B.Butwhat’smote commercialismchangesyoungpeople’s’attitudetowardsmotherhood.? ?C.Obviouslythebestgirlwillbeaphonecalloravisit.? ?D.AccordingtoaresearchbytheUScardcompanyHallmark96percentof Americanconsumerscelebratetheholiday.??E.Asaresult motherhoodhassufferedahugedropinstatussincethe1950s.? ?F.Becomingamotherhoweverinevitablyhandicapscareer anticipation.
{{*HTML*}}? ?下面有3篇短文每篇短文后有5道题每道题后面有4个选项请仔细阅读短文并根据短文内容回答其后面的问题从4个选项中选择1个最佳答案{{B}}第一篇{{/B}} {{B}}??????? ???????USBlacksHard-hitby Cancer{{/B}}??Deathratesfromcancerarefallingforall AmericansbutblackAmericansarestillmorelikelytodieofcancerthan whitestheAmericanCancerSocietysaidMonday.??Inaspecial reportoncancerandblackstheorganizationsaidblacksareusuallydiagnosed withcancerlaterthanwhitesandtheyaremorelikelytodieofthe disease.??Thiscouldbebecauseofunequalaccesstomedical carebecauseblacksaremorelikelytohaveotherdiseaseslikediabetesas wellandperhapsbecauseofdifferencesinthebiologyofthecanceritself thereportadded.??IngeneralAfricanAmericanshaveless likelihoodofsurvivingfiveyearsafterdiagnosisthanwhitesforallcancer sitesandallstagesofdiagnosisthereportsaid.??In describingcancerstatisticsforAfricanAmericansthisreportrecognizesthat socioeconomicdisparitiesandunequalaccesstomedicalcaremayunderliemany ofthedifferencesassociatedwithrace.??Thecancersociety saidblacksshouldbeencouragedtogetcheck-upsearlierwhencancerismore treatableanditsaidmoreresearchwasneededtoseeifbiologicaldifferences playarole.??Thenewstatisticsemphasizethecontinuing importanceofeliminatingthesesocialdisparitiesthroughpublicpolicyand educationeffortstheorganizationsaidinastatement.??Butit alsonotedadropincancerdeathrates.??Cancerdeathratesin bothsexesforallsitescombinedhavedeclinedsubstantiallyamongAfrican Americanssince1992ashaveincidenceratessaysthereport.? ?Increasedeffortstoimproveeconomicconditionsincombinationwith educationabouttherelationshipoflifestylechoicestocancercouldfurther reducetheburdenofcanceramongAfricanAmericans.??About36 millionAmericansdescribethemselvesasblackrepresentingabout12percentof thepopulation.Moreresearchisneededtoseeifthereislinkbetweenbiologicaldifferencesand______.
{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第三篇{{/B}} {{B}}??????? ???????????How AnimalsKeepWarm{{/B}}??Manhasinventedwaystokeepwarmbut howdoanimalsdefendthemselves?Theycannotreasoninthesensethatmancan butnaturehastakencareoftheanimalkingdombyprovidinganimalswith specialinstincts.Oneoftheseinstinctsisknownashibernation.? ?Sleepinglikeadormouseisnotonlyacommonsayingbutisareality. Whenwintercomesthedormouseandotherhibernatinganimalshavereacheda well-nourishedstate.Theyeatverywellinwarmerdayslayingdownfatinthe tissuesoftheirbodiesandduringhibernationthiskeepsthemalive.Safein theirnestsorburrowstheysleepsoundlyuntilthewarmthofspring arrives.??Batstortoisessnakesfrogseveninsectslike butterflieshibernatemoreorlesscompletely.Somelikethesquirrelssleep duringcoldestweatherbutarerousedbyawarmspell.Duringhibernationthe temperatureofananimal’sbodydropsdrastically.Breathingandheart-beats almostcease.??Anotherinstinctivemethodofavoidingintense coldistoescapebymeansofmigration.Wildswansseagullsswallowsand cuckoosareafewoftheverymanykindsofbirdswhichflythousandsofmiles twiceayeartoavoidcold.ManyanimalsespeciallythoseoftheArctic reindeerofEuropemovesouthwardtowardstheforestswhenwinterapproaches. Theyreturntothenorthernareawhenthewarmthofspringbeginstobe sensed.??Thereareanimalswhichdonotattempttoleaveatthe firstsignofwintercold.Theirinstinctivemeansofdefenseistodigouta deepburrowmadesoftandwarmbypaddingoutwithstrawleavesmossandfur. Inittheyhaveasecretplacecontainingfoodwhichtheyhopewilllastthe winterthrough!AnimalswhichfallintothisclassincludetheArcticfoxthe rabbitandtheermineandthelittle field-mice.Whatkeepsanimalsaliveduringhibernation?
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