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+141阅读判断 a dogs dilemma1. the african wild dog has been endangered. a. right2. the spotted hyena is on the verge of extinction. b. wrong 3. the remaining lions will die out within decades. c. not mentioned4. the dominant female is always left behind to protect the young. b. wrong5. there is a tension between babysitting and hunting. a. right6. the size of a pack must be big enough for it to survive. a. right7. steps will be taken to protect the african wild dog. c. not mentioned the national trust1. the national trust is financed by both （）government allocations.b. wrong2. british peoples () been increasing. a. right 3. lord lothian was one of the founders of the national trust. c. not mentioned4. the trusts “country house ()to 150 old houses or so. a. right 5. a project which is to fortify a 16th () approved by the national trust. b. wrong6. the public may () food and beverage. c. not mentioned7. the national trust helps promote tourism in britain. a. right lower body fat means better performance1. fans can be very critical of a fashion models figure.a. right 2. people like football stars more than they like pop stars. c. not mentioned3. ronaldinho is a well-known spanish star. b. wrong4. the president of brazil showed no concern about ronaldos figure. b. wrong5. according to carlos alberto () shape has changed, a. right6. the football game demands a lot from players. a. right7. ronaldinho often goes to pubs. c. not mentioned概括大意与完成句子is there a way to keep the britains economy growing1. paragraph 2 e gift of talking 2. paragraph3 c strength of the creative economy3. paragraph4 d weakness of the creative economy 4.paragraph 5 b “servant” economy5. every country has its own way c to feed its people6. the british government doesnt seem f to worry about the british economy7. the creative industries find it difficult e to make a profit 8. many graduates are employed b to do low-skill jobs+142概括大意与完成句子 intelligence: a changed view1. paragraph 2 c effect of environment on intelligence2. paragraph4 a main results of recent researches3. paragraph5 f a changed view of intelligence4.paragraph6 e impact on school education5. it was once believed_d that intelligence was something a baby was born with _, and(.).6. more recent researches () f and partly has to do with a childs living environment7. it can be() b have a better chance to develop his intelligence (.)by means of language.8. children were not just_ a born to be more intelligent or less intelligent, but ()school.heartbeat of america1. paragraph 3 a. the financial center of usa2. paragraph4 c. the traffic facilities of new york3. paragraph5 f. central parka place of recreation for the new yorkers4.paragraph6 d. shopping center for the rich5. the island of (.)americansf. for what seems to be a very small sum today6. central park is a good () a. do whatever they like for relaxation.7. fifth avenue is the place e. where the wealthy people would go shopping8. for those play-loversc. than the world famous broadwaysmoke gets in your mind1. paragraph 3 d. close association between depression and smoking2. paragraph4 a. doubt about the usual belief3. paragraph6 f. effect of smoking on mental health initially proved4.paragraph8 e. breslaus conclusion supported by another larger study5. nowadays many () b. but to their mental health as well6. the cigarette ads () a. have been proved to be misleading7. breslaus study d. involved fewer people than()8. to contradict ()f. but their level of anxiety increases when they quite smoking阅读理解eat to live1. according to ()not true? d. we have to begin dieting from childhood.2. why does the ()paragraph 2? b. to illustrate the effect of meager food on mice.3. what can () in the passage? d. they are more likely to suffer from inflammation.4. according to () researchers? a. the mice that started dieting in old age.5. according () that c. dieting is not a good method to give us health and a long life.+143阅读理解 new us plan for disease prevention1. which of () in the us? c)they often result in unhealthy lifestyles.2. the author()prevention except d)higher survival rate for cancer.3, the article() will mean b)much less money needed for disease treatment.4. the $15 million program is aimed at a)promoting disease prevention.5. early cancer()significantly d)cancer death rate.the operation of international airlines1. according() to d) cater to the need of passengers sitting at both ends of the jets.2. the following () that a) the tourist industry is experiencing an all-time low.3, the improvements() except c) showing more movies during the long flights.4. there is not() do when it comes to c) speeding up customs procedure.5. which of () the airlines? c) they do not travel on the flight they have booked.sauna1. ceremonial bathing _.c) has various forms 2. what is () experience? b) saunas with smoke. 3, according () except d) curing asthma 4. according () because_. a) pores are cleaned by sweat 5. who are (.)sauna? d) all of the above.can buildings be designed to resist terrorist attack1. the question()is one c that was never thought of before the terrorist attack2. the () foundationd was to find out why some buildings could survive the blasts3, the column(.) whittaker a was part of the building close to the world trade center4. a surprising () b some floor framing systems demonstrate resistance to explosion5. what dr.() except that d blast engineering emerges as a new branch of scienceamericans get touchy1. the word practically in the first paragraph could be best replaced by b) nearly2. which of the following is not among the() of greetings in the past? d) embrace3, some parents, () reasons except: d) diseases could () body contact.4. which of (.)? d) in some countries, its usual for men to kiss each other on the cheek.5. we can infer that the (.)a attitude toward the new trend of hugging. a) positivewomen staying in mini-skirts for longer1. debenhams could most possibly be d a department store2. according to the passage, () except ：c the climate of ()a longer time.3, we () 1970sd most women no longer wore mini-skirts when they reach the age of 334. which of the(.) true? d from the age of 23,skirt(.)first stable relationship.5. the word “zoom” () the last paragraph can be best replaced by ? a soar+144阅读理解 defending the theory of evolution still seems needed1. according() true? b) school () evolution. 2. which () theory? d) darwins (.)biology. 3, aibs is composed ofa) more (.)250,000 members 4. according () evolution a)is fundamental (.)genomics. 5. why () nowadays？ d because(.) direct.finding enlightenment in scotland1. scotland is () of d the ideas proposed by some famous thinkers and intellectuals2. which of the() studies? b to find ways to improve human society as a whole.3, smiths idea of enlightened ()great significance for b the prosperity of all nations4. which of the following (.) scottish enlightenment? d it is still alive in a broad sense.5. the institute for ()illustrate b the tradition of scottish higher educationthe beginning of american literature1. what does “that hope”in the first paragraph refer to? b) the hope to start a life.2. when did american literature begin? d) long before the year 1,000.3, what can() native americans? a) about the everyday fife of the native americans.4. the main() that d) early-day experience provided() for american literature.5. according to ()literature? d) some british writers () american literature.older volcanic eruptions1. why did older volcanic() recent ones? a) because they killed off life more easily.2. how did ()eruptions? d) by comparing the(.) out with the volume of lava produced.3, when did dinosaurs become extinct? d) 65 million years ago.4. what can ()dinosaurs? d) the cause of their ()remained a controversial issue.5. what is() of the article? b) older volcanic eruptions were more destructive.补全短文 virtual drivera experts (.) just yet. b in the (.) operation. c this is the brain of the car. d but how (.)control itself? e it completes (.) 100 milliseconds. f however, it (.) on them. d,c,e,a,fobesity causes global warminga a meager(.) thin. b it means (.) dioxide. c the obese(.)last. d us economist(.)cars. e science has (.)weight. f no one (.)relationship. b,d,f,c,ethe value of motherhooda the american (.)motherhood. b but whats (.)motherhood. c obviously，(.)a visit. d according (.) holiday. e as a result, (.) the 1950s. f in addition, (.)desire. a,d,b,f,eeinstein named person of the centurya indirectly, (.)choices. b how (.)einstein. c ” clearly,(.) einstein. ”d roosevelt (.)weapon. e in his early (.)to become. f in his “ special (.)light. c,e,f,a,d141阅读判断 what is a dream？（bji）1. not everyone agrees that dreams are meaningful. a. right2. according to freud ,people dream about things that they cannot talk about. a. right3. jung believed that dreams did not help one to understand oneself. b. wrong 4. in the past, people believed that dreams involved emotions. c. not mentioned 5. according to dornhoff, babies do()the same ability to dream as adults do. a. right 6. men and women dream about different things. a. right 7. scientists agree that dreams predict the future. b. wrong stage fright（aji）1. falling down onstage was not（.）to deal with his stage fright. b. wrong2. there are many signs of stage fright. a. right3. teachers and psychologists cannot help people with extreme stage fright. b. wrong4. to perform well on stage, you need to have some feelings of excitement. a. right5. if you have stage fright, its helpful to have friendly audience. c. not mentioned 6. often people have stage fright because(.)or teachers expect too much of them. a. right7. famous musicians never suffer from stage fright. b. wrong概括大意与完成句子 screen test1. paragraph 2 a harm screening may do to a younger woman 2. paragraph3 b investigating the effect of screening3. paragraph4 c effects predicted by two different models 4.paragraph 5 d small risk of inducing cancers from radiation5. early discovery of breast cancer may c save a life6. advantages of screening women under 50 are d still open to debate7. delaying the age at which screening starts may e reduce the risk of radiation triggering a cancer 8. radiation exposure should be f reduced to the minimumward off travel bugs（aji）1. paragraph 1 c avoiding holiday troubles2. paragraph4 a basics of what to eat and drink3. paragraph5 b medicine against bacteria and viruses 4.paragraph6 d basics of having a pleasant flight5. food-poisoning may pose a problem d when you are travelling6. special earplugs can make you feel better a when your plane is about to land 7. it is important to drink a lot of water c when you suffer from food-poisoning 8. dont forget to bring necessary medicine e when you are packing for your tour142阅读理解 ill be bach（bji）1. the music composed by david cope is about a) classical music2. by developing a computer software,david cope aimed c) to write an opera 3. what did cope realize about a great composers brain? d) it can create melodies. 4. who is emmy? b) a computer software5. we can infer from the passage that d) emmy did much more work than a composer life as a movie extra（aji）1. what is true about movie extras? b) they often have to wait around on movie sets and do nothing.2. what might surprise movie extras the first time they do the job? a) it can take hours to do a scene that is only a few minutes long in the