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D.MillionsofEuropeansandotherfansaroundtheworldareholdingtheirbreathandwaitingforinformationabouthishopefulrecovery.Wewishhimandhisfamilythebest.【小题1】MichaelSchumacherisinacomaafter A.crashinginanairliftB.aFormulaOneFordcarC.askiingaccidentduringhisD.abumpontoarockinaskiing2】Whatisago-kartmostlikelytoAmedicalAsmallcar-racingAracing-cardriver’ssafetyAsmallmotorvehicleusedfor【小题3】FromthepassagewecanlearnthatMichaelSchumacher isrecoveringquicklyattheAlpineHospitalingaveallhismoneytocharityduringtheheightofhisracedforFerrariandMercedes ingacamefromhumbleorigins ethegreatestF1driverportraythepurityoflove,whichisexpressedthroughakissorawarmhug.Perhapsthat’sthesecretoftheirsuccess;perhapspeoplearestillfascinatedbyCinderella-typestories.ThegrowingwealthgapisamatterofsocialconcernbothinSouthKoreaand,andthechallengesthatyoungpeoplefaceintheirsearchforabetterlifemighthaveprompted(激起)manyordinarygirlstodreamofmarryingrich,caringmen.ThisispreciselywhatthepopularSouthKoreanTVdramasportrayInfactSouthKoreanTVdramasaretailoredtomeetthemarket’sdemands.Incontrast, TVscreensarefloodedbyknock-off(山寨)orpoorlymadesoapoperas.TherearetoomanyTVdramasthatareeitherofthestereotyped(刻板的)warthemeorjustblindlycopyforeignprograms.ThelackofgoodstorieshasresultedinloadsofTVseriesontimetravelorfightsintheharems(后宫)ofQingDynastyemperors.These,inshort,arethepainofTVproductions.TheshootingforSouthKoreanproductionsgenerallystartswhenthescripts()arejustone-thirdready.Manypopularproductionshavetheirownwebsites,wherescriptwriterspostpartofthefinishedscripts,invitingviewerstoleavemessages,discusstheplotandcomeupwithsuggestionsforfutureevents.Thisnotonlykeepsviewers’interestintheTVdramasalive,butalsohelpsscriptwritersanddirectorsmakechangestothestorylinestosuittheaudience’sHopefully,theinnovation-induced(创新引导的)successofSouthKoreanTVprogramswillTVdramamakerstothinkupnewideasandabandontheirbadpracticeofcopyingforeignproductionsinordertoattractmoreviewersathome,andpossiblyabroad.【小题3】Accordingtothepassage,thesecrettoKoreanTVdramas’beingsuccessfulisthat dramastarsmustbetall,richandhandsomeorscriptwritersshouldchoosetheappropriatethemesforalldramaproducershavecreativeideastoadapttoviewers’interestandpeople’sconcernssuchaswealthgapbothinKoreaandaretakengoodcare4】WhatdoesthelastparagraphAbandoningcopyingforeignproductionsistheonlywaytoattract TVdramamakersshouldfollowinthefootstepsoftheIt’shardtopredictwhatthefutureTVdramas andKoreawillbeAbrightfutureofTVdramascanbeexpectedpromptedbytheHackingoursensestoboostlearningSomeschoolsarepummusic,noisesandpleasantsmellsintotheclassroomtoseeifitimprovesexamresults.Coulditwork?Whydosongsstickinourheads?Whatdoesyourschoolsmelllike?Isitnoisyorpeaceful?Itmightnotseemimportant,butagrowingbodyofresearchsuggeststhatsmellsandsoundscanhaveanimpactonlearning,performanceandcreativity.Indeed,someheadteachershaverecentlytakentonoisesandpumsmellsintotheirschoolstoseewhetheritcanboostgrades.Isthereanythinginit?Andifvolume.Inaseriesofstudiespublishedlastyear,RaviMehtafromtheCollegeofBusinessatIllinoisandhiscolleaguestestedpeople’screativitywhileexposedtoasoundtrackmadeupofbackgroundnoises—suchascoffee-shopchatterandconstruction-sitedrilling—atdifferentvolumes.Theyfoundthatpeopleweremorecreativewhenthebackgroundnoiseswereyedatamediumlevelthanwhenvolumewaslow.Loudbackgroundnoise,however,damagedtheircreativity.Manyteachersallovertheworldalreadyymusictostudentsinclass.ManyareinspiredbythebeliefthathearingmusiccanboostIQinlatertasks,theso-calledMozarteffect.Whiletheevidenceactuallysuggestsit’shardtosayclassicalmusicboostsbrainpower,researchersdothinkpleasantsoundsbeforeataskcansometimesliftyourmoodandhelpyouperformwell,saysPerham,whohasdonehisownstudiesonthephenomenon.Thekeyappearstobethatyouenjoywhatyou’rehearing.“Ifyoulikethemusicoryoulikethesound—evenlisteningtoaStephenKingnovel—thenyoudobetter.Itdoesn’tmatteraboutthemusic,”hesays.So,itseemsthatschoolsthatchoosetopreventdisturbingnoisesandcreatepositivesoundscapescouldenhancethelearningoftheirstudents,solongastheymakecarefulchoices.Yetthisisn’ttheonlysensebeingusedtoaffectlearning.SpecialeducationalneedsstudentsatSydenhamhighschoolinLondonarebeingencouragedtorevisedifferentsubjectsinthepresenceofdifferentsmells—grapefruitscentsformaths,lavenderforFrenchandspearmintforhistory.【小题1】Thefourquestionsinthefirstparagrapharemeantto createsomesenseofhumourtopleasetheprovidethemostfrequentlyaskedquestionsinschoolsholdthereaders’attentionandarousetheircuriositytogooneadndeclarethepurposeofthearticle:totrytoofferkeytothose【小题4Towardsthepositiveimpactofappropriatebackgroundsoundandsmellonstudents’learningandcreativity,theauthor’sattitudeis A. B. C. D.5】WhichofthefollowingismostlikelytofollowuptheresearchExperts’researchintoothersensesthatcanimprovestudents’MoresuccessfulexamplesofboostinglearningpowerbyusingSuggestionsforpumlotsofpleasantsmellsintoschoolDebatesonwhethernoisescanreallyhavepositiveeffectonstudents’TherehasbeenmuchdiscussionrecentlyaboutreducingtheweightofEnglishin'shigh-staketestssuchasthenationalcollegeentranceexamination.ItisarguedbysomeapudingtherecentchangetoreducetheimportanceofEnglishintestssothatitwillleadstudentstofocusmoreonlearning.TheTVprogramWritinginhasexposedtheproblemthatstudentsandthegeneralpubliccannotwriteinastheyusedtodo.SomeblamethedesignofthecurriculumforgivingEnglishanequalorgreateramountofemphasis,whichmighthavecontributedtothefailureinteaching.ButthisisprobablynotafairaccusationsincechildrenEnglishspeakingcountriescannotspellIdoubtthatstudyingEnglishinitselfhurtsthestudy .Infact,highachieversinEnglishorTobeconstructive,weoughttostartadialogueonwaystomakeimprovementsinlearning essothatstudents'timelearningEnglishisspentmoreeffectively.ThereareafewthingsthatcouldimproveEnglisheducation,suchasassessmentdesign，learnermotivationandteachingstyle，IamsuretherearemanyotherareaswherechangescangreatlyimprovetheeffectivenessandefficiencyEnglishlearning.Thepublicdiscourseatpresentisalittleoversimplified.PeoplearearguingfororagainstEnglishhavinglessweightinmajortests,whenthedialogueshouldbetakenastepfurther,totheimprovementoflearningorteachingmethodsthatmaybenefittheteachingofothersubjectsaswell,included.1】Inparagraph3QianZhongshu,LuXunandLinYutangarementionedtoshowrespectfortheircapabilitiesoflearningproveEnglish arenotconadcryconfirmtheimportanceoflearningEnglishinlthereadersEnglishEducationisto2】AccordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingstatementsisTheTVprogramWritinginisverypopularatGoodresultsoflearningEnglisharenotworthsomuchSomeareinfavorofattachinglessimportancetoEnglishinSacrificingEnglishcanimprovelanguageClimatechangecouldaffectfoods,waterresources,humanhealthandIfgreenhousegasemissionskeepincreasingatthecurrentrate,globaltemperatureisexpectedtorisebetween2°Cand6°Cby2100.Thisdoesn’tsoundmuch,buta5°Cchangeisthedifferencebetweenthecurrentwarmperiodandaniceage.Globalwarmingleadstootherchangesintheclimate:meltingice,moreevaporation蒸发),changesgeographicalpatternsofrainfall,heavierdownpoursseparatedbylongerdryspells,morefrequentheatwaves,moreintensehurricanes,andsealevelrise.watersupply.Somecropscouldsufferheatstress.Whiletheremaybebenefitsinsomeregions,overallclimatechangeislikelytohaveanegativeimpactonglobalfoods.Theimpactsofclimatechangeonagriculturewillvarywidelyaroundtheworld.Aglobaltemperatureriseof1–2°Cisexpectedtoincreasefoodproductioninsomeregions,particularlymid-latitudeareas.Butintropicalregionsevenasmallamountofwarmingcouldreducecropyields.Atemperatureriseof3°Cormorecouldthreatenglobalfoodresources,asallregionsarelikelytoexperiencenegativeimpactsoverall.Freshwaterresourcescouldalsodiminishespeciallyintropicalregions,asrainpatternschangeandevaporationspeedsup.Somecommunitiescouldloseessentialmeltwaterasglaciersdisappear,whilemoreintenserainfallandhurricanescouldcausemoreflooding,leadingtowaterpollutionandbacterialdiseasessuchascholera（霍乱）ingmoreClimatechangecouldleadtoavarietyofhealthimpacts–bothpositiveandnegative.Onthenegativescientistsanticipatemorecasesofmalnutrition,heatstrokeandwaterbornediseasessuchascholera.Althoughsomepopulationswillbenefitfromareducedriskofcold-relatedillnessessuchashypothermia,overallawarmingworldislikelytohavenegativeeffectsonhumanhealth.Scientistsalsoexpectdamagetohomesandbuildingsfrommoreintensehurricanes,heavierrainfallandrisingsealevels.Climatechangeislikelytoaffectinfrastructurebyincreasingtheriskofbothcoastalandinlandfloodingaroundtheworld,owingtoacombinationofheavierrainfall,risingsealevelsandincreasedstormdamage.Homesandbuildingscouldalsobeaffectedbythethawingoffrozengroundandgreaterriskof Theconsequencesofclimatechangewillhaveanimpactonpeoplearoundthe【小题4】Thepassageismainlymeanttolus howglobalwarmingleadstochangesinthehowclimatechangeaffectspeoplewhyclimatechangeaffectsourcropwhyclimatechangecontributestoallbadTheUnitedNationsclimatetalksinDoha,Qatar,intotheirsecondweek,Wednesday,asdelegatesfromnearly200countriesstruggletocraftarecementfortheKyotoProtocol,theglobalagreementonclimatechangethatexpiresattheendofthismonth.Thenegotiationsaredeadlocked（陷入僵局）overdemandsbypoorernationsforfinancialhelpincoclimateUnitedNationsSecretaryGeneralBanKi-mooncalledondelegatesattheUnitedNationsConferenceonClimateChangetospeeduptheirworkonanagreementtoaddressawarmingnet.“Letusbeundernoillusion（幻想）,thisisacrisis,athreattousall,oureconomies,oursecurityandgroupsworkingonsocialjusticeissues,apudedeffortsbyEngland,GermanyandSwedentoincreasetheirclimateaidandexpectsothernationstofollow.“Thoseannouncementsaretruly e.Andtheyshineaspotlightonthosethathaveremainedsilent:theU.S.,Canada,Japan,evenAustralia,"Goresaid."Butweneedtobeveryclearaswellthatthosetypesofannouncementsmadeinpressconferencescanbenosubstituteforclearcommitmentsinthetextthatpoorcountrieshavecomeheretonegotiate.”【小题1】What’sthemainideaoftheysanimportantroleinTheUnitedNationsclimatetalksinDoha,TheUnitedNationsclimatetalksinDoha,Qatar,intotheirsecondweek,DevelocountrieswantrichnationstopayforclimateBanKi-mooncalledondelegatesattheUnitedNationsConferenceonClimateChangetospeeduptheirworkonanagreementtoaddressawarmingnet.【小题2】WhatdidUnitedNationsSecretaryGeneralBanKi-moonsaidinParagraph4ClimatechangewilldoharmtoallthecountriesintheThereisnohopetodealwiththerobe.Illusion（幻想）isacrisisathreattousBanKi-mooncalledondelegatestocopewithawarmingSpanishexplorerscalledthemLasEncantadas,theEnchantedIsles,andCharlesDarwinusedhisstudiesoftheislandsasthefoundationforhistheoryofnaturalselection.TheGalapagosareamongtheworld'smostimportantscientifictreasures,agroupofvolcanicislandssurroundedbydesertedbeachesandinhabitedbyuniquevarietiesofgianttortoise,lizards,andbirds.YetlifeonthisUnitedNationsworldheritagesitehasturnedsourBattleshavebrokenoutbetweenfishermenandconservationists.Ecuador,whichownstheislands,hassentanavalpatrol(巡逻队)toputdowndisturbances.ThecontroversialdirectoroftheGalapagosNationalPark—whichcontrols97percentofGalapagoslandthereserveextendingto40 offshore—hasbeenfired,whileanairofuneasytensionhangsovertheislands,astheislandersprepareforelectionwhentheypicktheirrepresentativesinEcuador’snationalassembly.“It’saverytensesituation,”saidLeonorStjepic,directoroftheLondon-basedGalapagosConservationTrust,whichraisesmoneytohelpprojectsontheislands.“Wearewatchingitwithconcern.”Thehasbeentriggeredbyanalarminggrowthintheislands’population.PuertoAyora,onSantaCruzisland,housedjust45inhabitantsinthe50s.Todaytherearemorethan10,000,whiletheislands'totalpopulationismorethan19,000andgrowingby6percentayear,despiterecentlyintroducedalawtolimitwavesofimmigrantsfleeingthepoorareasofEcuadorforalife“inparadise()”.Ontopofthis,morethan100,000touristsvisittheislandseveryThen,theEcuadorernmentappointedFaustoCepedaasthenationalpark'snewdirector,apostthathas apoliticalfootballforthe ernment.Therehavebeenninedirectorsinthepast18months.ThisappointmentwasparticularlycontroversialhoweverCepedawasknowntohaveclosetieswiththefishingindustry,andtherangers(管理员),whorunthenationalparkandreserve,rebelled.Morethan300stagedasit-inatthepark’sheadquartersandpreventedCepedafromtakinguphispost.Abattlebrokeout,andatleasttwopeoplesufferedseriousinjuries.Eventually,Cepeda—withthefishermen’shelp-enteredthepark.“Iaminoffice,iamincontrol.AndIamtryingtolowerthetension,”heannounced.TheEcuadorernmenttooknochances,andsentapatrolboattomaintainthepeace.Afewdayslater,EcuadorEnvironmentMinisterFabianValdivicsometrepresentativesofrangers.Afterdiscussions,hetoldnewspapersthathehaddecidedtoremoveCepedafromthepost.However,asthepopulationcontinuestorise,thelong-termpressuresontheislandsareseriousandwillnotdisappearthateasily.“WehavetobalanceitsspecialenvironmentwiththeneedsoflocalpeopleInthatsenseitisamicrocosm影)foralltheotherthreatenedpartsoftheworld.Sogettingitrighthereisgoingtobeavery,veryimportanttricktopulloff,”saidStjepic.【小题3】Whatistheprimarycontributingfactorto betweenconservationistsandThedismissalofthepreviousdirectoroftheGalapagosNationalTheexploitationoftheTheernment'ssupportofGalapagosConservationCepeda’sclosetiewiththefishing【小题4】Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat theprojectsofGalapagosConservationTrustontheislandsareconservationistsgetangrywhenfishermenarekillingapoliticiansfrom ernmentyfootballonthe ernmentistryingtoeasethe【小题5】InParagraph13,whatdoestheauthormeanby“The ernmenttookno ernmentdidnotseizeTheernmentmadenoTheernmentdidnotrunTheernmentshrankfromAnewstudylinksheavyairpollutionfromcoalburningtoshorterlivesinnorthern.Researchersestimatethatthehalf-billionpeoplealivethereinthe1990swillliveanaverageof5yearslessthantheirsoutherncounterpartsbecausetheybreatheddirtierair.itselfmadethecomparisonpossible:fordecades,anow-disernment providedthoughdis after1980,ithasleftalegacy（遗留）inthenorthofheavycoalburning,whichreleasesparticulatepollutantsintotheairthatcanharmhumanhealth.Researchersfoundnootherernmentpoliciesthat 'snorthdifferentlyfromthesouth.Theresearcherscollecteddatafor90cities,from1981to2000,ontheannualdailyaverageconcentrationoftotalsuspended（悬浮的）particulates.In,thoseareconsideredtobeparticulatesthatare100micrometersorlessindiametersentoutfromsourcesincludingpowerstations,constructionsitesandvehiclesAmongthemPM2.5isofespeciallygreathealthconcernbecauseitcangodeepintothelungs.Theresearchersestimatedtheimpactonlifeexpectanciesusingdeathdatafrom1991-2000．Theyfoundthatinthenorth,theconcentrationofparticulateswas184microgramspercubicmeteror55percenthigherthaninthesouth,andlifeexpectancieswere5.5yearsloweronaverageacrossallageranges.1】Themainideaofthispassageisresearch findsairpollutionshortenedlifeB．theernment coalforheatinginC．coalburningcausesbadairqualityacrossD.anewstudyfindsdifferentparticulatesinSouth【小题2】AccordingtoGreenstone,＿greatlycontributedtothehighpollutionconcentrationsinNorthA.powerstationsB.constructionC. 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after4】Theunderlinedword"particulatesmostprobablyA.dirtycloudsB.particularC.harmfuldustD.dangerousDuringsummer’scoolnights,bigfansblowairthroughthebuildingseventimesanhourtocooltheemptyfloors.Byday,smallerfansblowtwochangesofairanhourthroughthebuilding,tocirculatetheairwhichhasbeenincontactwiththecoolfloors.Forwinterdays,therearesmallheatersinthevents.ThisisallpossibleonlybecauseHarareis1600feetabovesealevel,hascloudlessskies,littledampnessandrapidtemperatureswings—daysaswarmas31℃commonlydropto14℃atnight.“Youcouldn’tdothisinNewYork,withitsfantasticallyhotsummersandfantasticallycoldwinters,”Pearcesaid.TheengineeringfirmofOveArup&Partnersmonitorsdailytemperatures.Itisfoundthatthetemperatureofthebuildinghasgenerallystayedbetween23℃and25℃,withtheexceptionoftheannualhotperiodjustbeforethesummerrainsinOctoberandthreedaysinNovember,whenadoorkeeperaccidentallyswitchedoffthefansatnight.Andtheairisfresh—farmoresothaninair-conditionedbuildings,whereupto30%oftheairisrecycled.1】WhywasEastgatecheapertobebuiltthanaconventionalItwasdesignedinasmallerNoairconditionerswerefixedItsheatingsystemwaslessItusedratherdifferentbuildingIsthe‘GotoCollege’MessageEveninaweakjobmarket,theoldcollegetryisn’ttheanswerforeveryone.AbriefingpaperfromtheBrookingsInstitutionwarnsthat“wemayhaveoverdonethemessage”oncollege,seniorfellowIsabelSawhill“We’vebeenlingstudentsandtheirfamiliesforyearsthatcollegeistheonlywaytosucceedintheeconomyandofcoursethere’salotoftruthtothat,”Ms.Sawhillsaid.“Onaverageitdoespayoff…Butifyouloaduponawholelotofstudentdebtandthenyoudon’tgraduate,thatisaverybadsituation.”Onecommentthatpeopleoftenrepeatamongtheyearsofslowjobgrowthhasbeenthevalueofeducationforlandingajobandadvancinginacareer.April’snationalunemploymentratestoodat7.5%,accordingtotheLaborDepartment.Theunemploymentrateforhigh-schoolgraduatesover25yearsoldwhohadn’tattendedcollegewas7.4%,comparedwith3.9%forthosewithabachelor’sdegreeormoreeducation.ThedifferenceisevenbiggerShealsoisasupporteroftechnicaltraining—toteachstudentshowtobeplumbers,weldersandcomputerprogrammers—because“employersaredesperate”forworkerswiththeseskills.【小题1】Peopleusuallythinkthat 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