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9、weight AYou mayveheardthewords“freshmanfifteen”before,buttheyarevery importantforstudentswhoentering university. A freshman is -year college student. “Fifteen” refers to fifteen poundsthe pounds added toa studentsweight in hisor year.Therearea number of reasons -yearstudents gain (增力n) weight; but i

10、 Mistakeschoosingcouraging to t freshmen ve to add these harmful University kitchens serve(供应）many kinds of food. Some students choose unhealthy food，because their parents are not nearby to help them choose. Some students visit the kitchen many times while studying. atnight,somestudentsge for walkin

11、g, running, andrmfulfastfoodsuchasfishandchipswithCoke todrink.Studentsalsohave less ngsportsbecauseoftheirIfyou，recareful,youvetoaddfifteenpounds.HerearesomeThinkmoreaboutwhatyouEatplentyofvegetablesandhealthyDonteatdessertsfullofhavefruitafterTrynottoeatso healthyfoodwhileyoutohavealittlefastfoods

12、ometimesbutnotWritedownthefoodsyouWalk,run,dosportsmoveandyouwillfeelt the “freshman fifteen” can happen to anyone. Talk to your friends about it. Together, try to healthyfoodandnottoeatunhealthyfood.Walking,running,andplayingsportsisalwaysmorefunwithHelpeachotherandyoucanhavea healthyandhappyfreshm

13、an1.The“freshmanfifteen”.thighschoolstudentst-yearuniversitystudentscanC.fifteenpoundsoft-yearstudentsD.fifteenstudentswhoeatunhealthy2.Themainideaofthisreadingis.A.getstudentsreadytogainfifteenB.sellhealthyfoodC.helpnewuniversitystudentsnottogainfifteenD.showthemistakesstudentsmakein3.Whichofthesem

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15、eatunhealthyNoteatingunhealthyfoodsiseasierwithfriendsGainingfifteenpoundscanhelpyoustudySomestudentscaneatanythingtheywant. Whatwould fyoufoundasnake inyourhouse?Manypeoplemightbe afraidor trytokillit.ifyoulive inNorthheUSA,one thingyoustocalltheSnake TheSnake Catchersare fourmenwholove snakes,even

16、poisonous onesTheirnewsp “Snake Catchers： free snake removal(除去) Please do not kill them Call us. ”The Snake Catchers, who started their service in 1998, dont charge anything for asahobby,”explainedFredJohnson,oneoftheSnakeradvertisement people. “We do Because of their love of snakes, the Snake Catc

17、hers try to keep them alive. “One man asked us to kill a (蟒蛇), so he could make a pair of boots from the skin. We refused, because we like snakes, and we wanttoseethemkilled,”saidSome of the t they catch are kept as pets; some are given to the North Carolina e Most,includingtheakes,aresethewild,usua

18、llyinanationalFred t people should treat snakes with care. “Actually snakes are very shy and gentle Theyonlyattackiftheyarefrightened.However,youhavetoknowhowtotreatasnakeAccording to one happy family, the Snake Catchers are good. One day, the Greenwood family found a he kitchen. They looked very ca

19、refully and saw a snake ng behind a cupboard. They thought whattodo.ThenSteveGreenwoodrememberedtheadvertisementfortheSnakeCatchers.Hecalled“The Snake Catchers arrived within an hour and they finished the job quickly too,” said Steve “Oneofthemothe kitchen,foundthesnakeandtookitoutalive.TheSnakeCatc

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22、ldrunawayiftheyseeaIn 1901, the citizens of Colorado he USA decided to collect everyday items and to seal (封住themina lbox.Theboxwasmarked“Tobeopenedaftermidnight,December31st,AD2000”，andwasheColoradoCollegedred years lateron the ed约定）day, 300 people gathered towatch the opening of the hecrowdwerethe

23、descendants后代）ofpeoplewholacedthingsinsidetheWhen the box was opened after midnight, the things inside the box were in very good condition. There rs, photos, diaries, name cards, family trees, books and lots of letters, ritten by Roosevelt, who became of the USA t year. One of Roosevelts friends liv

24、ed in SpringstManyof the letterswere written to their descendants. They describe the t the people of 1901 had the people of the next century. Att time, Colorado Springs had just a few thousand people. Now nearly half a million people live there.Colorado College Library has scanned the materials and

25、put them on a website. Cecil Muller, grandfather laced a collection he box, t the time capsule wasa great treasure.“This a wonderful educational resource(资源). We can learn so much about our history,” he said. “I never knew my grandfather, but now I feel very close to him.”Accordingtothepassage,“time

26、capsule”meansacollectionofclocksandamachinefortravellingthroughC.acollectionofitemsforpeopletolookD.acollectionofunwantedhe2.Manyofthehetimecapsuletalkedabout A.thehistoryoftheC.thepoliticsoftheB.the peoplewhoheD.peopleshopesforthe3.CecilMullertthe timecapsuleA.helpshimtogettoknowhisB.islotof C.brin

27、gsbackhismemoriesofhisD.helpshimtorememberhisyoungerDTOKYO, JAPAN-What do you do when you see a cockroach (蟑螂)? Do you hit it youstep on r? When researchers at Tokyo University see a cockroach, they take the DTOKYO, JAPAN-What do you do when you see a cockroach (蟑螂)? Do you hit it youstep on r? When

28、 researchers at Tokyo University see a cockroach, they take the remote control and make the turn around, run left or right, or go forward. These scientists are changing the o robots. cockroach has a very small s in it a sor(微处理器).Thenresearcherscansendsignalstheremotecontroltothepack.Thesignalscontr

29、olthemovementsoftheWhy does anyone want to control a cockroach? “Insects can do many t people cant,” says Shimoyama, head of robotresearch at TokyoUniversity. In a few years, he says, these robot insectswill carry very smallcameras.They willbe able to move throughearthquakerubble(瓦砾) to look for peo

30、ple or move under tofindinformationaboutThis may seemstrange, but the givingthescientists$5millionforthisernmentthinksthe research isveryimportant. ernment theresearchersbreed培育dredsofcockroaches.TheyuseonlytheAmericancockroachbecauseis bigger and n other cockroaches. Then they choose the best cockr

31、oaches and remove their wings antennae(触须). They put small packs where the antennae were. The packs weigh about three grams, or about times the weight of the cockroaches themselves. “Cockroaches are very strong,” says Ralph Holzer, who is a researcher at Tokyo University. “They can lift 20 times the

32、ir own weight.”remote control, the scientists send signals to the packs. When a cockroach gets the signal, it Theproblemtthecockroachesdontalwaysheright1.Thescientistsarechangingtheorobotsbecause A.theywantcockroachestodothingspeoplehetheywanttocontrolthemovementsofthetheywantcockroachestotakephotos

33、ofthetheywanttosendsignalstothepacksontheWhatcancockroaches do tohelpTheycanlift20timestheirownTheycanhelppeopletocarryverysmallC.TheycandredsofD.Theycansearchforthose peopleinrubbleafteran3.ScientistscontrolcockroachesmovementsA.byremovingtheirC.byusingverysmallB.bysendingsignalsfromtheremoteD.byre

34、movingtheirWhatproblemdotheresearchersmeetThecockroachessometimesdontB.ThecockroachessometimeshewrongC.Thecockroachesare toobigtomovethroughearthquakeD.Thecockroachescanonlylift20timestheirown; Isthis(干燥的）enoughtoB.ThecockroachessometimeshewrongC.Thecockroachesare toobigtomovethroughearthquakeD.Thecockroachescanonlylift20timestheirown; Isthis(干燥的）enoughtoImsot I can The catwas (卧）fastasleepbytheHaveyougiventhekidstheirbusShe (掉落theplateanditThe Olympic teamwere givenao.eontheirreturnMy grandma is in her(八十多岁),butshecanstilltake