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2012年高考英语全真模拟（Class___ Name______ Mark______ 6段材料，回答第6、7题。Hewascaughtinarain. B.Hefellintotheriver. C.Hesavedadoginthe B. C. Onlawns. B.Inchurchbells. Behindthe door.[来 B. C.Mostpeoplehidethem. B.Peoplecan'teatthem. C.Childrenhavefunwith B. C. B. C. C. 从 .I'mabit A.Hecomplained B.Tocomplain C.Complaining ThenumberofChinesestudentsgoingtoAmericaremains10times studyinChina. B. C. C.to B. aprofitbutatleast classicmovieaboutcourage,struggle,heroandlove,KungFuPandaII,Ibelieve,willsweeptheOscarCeremonywithmanyawards,including prizefororiginalscreenplay.A.a; B.a; B. C. B. C. B. C.tobe A.If B.If C.If D.If —WewilltaketheCollegeEntranceExaminationssoon.Workhardor we'llfeelmuch C.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway D.Failureisthemotherofsuccess35.AccordingtoasurveyconductedrecentlyinShanghai,thecityisfacingaworkforce B. C. 阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、CD）中，选出可以填入Mysonisgrowingup,anditscaresme.Mychancesforguidance36daybyday.Ifearthatmyinfluencewillbe37bysomeone.Still,Irepeatthebasicsandthepossible38inlifetohimeventhoughhedoesn'twantto39AndIholdmy40thatmyguidancewillsave41ofus.IknowthatIhaven'tlosthim42,notyetanyway,becauseofthe43hegavemetheotherdaywhenI44himoffatschool.“Iloveyou,”Isaid,asalways,ashetookouthisschoolbag.45,he'llsay,“Iloveyou,too,me.“Iloveyou,”hesaid47.HelookedintomyeyestoseethatIheardhim.His48andthatlookhappenedunexpectedly.Icouldn'tevenbelievemyears.Iknowhimbetterthan49elseintheworld.IcanknowwhathemeansIloveyou”tooMom.Iwantedtosayitbacktoyou50yousaidit,butthereweresomepeoplewalkingbyandtheymighthave51meandbecauseIreallydoloveyou.Please54.Idounderstand.IunderstandthatIcan'tbewithhimor55himeverysecond.Now,Ihavetriedtoprepareusbothfortheseparationsinceheisgrowingup.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.B.C.AResearchershavefoundthatpeoples'mentalabilitiespeakat22beforebeginningtodeclinejustfiveyearslater.reverseage-relatedconditionsmayneedtostartearlier,longbeforepeopleretire.thatsomeaspectsofage-relatedcognitivedeclinebegininhealthy,educatedadultswhentheyareintheir20sand30s,”hesaid.60,wereaskedtosolvevisualpuzzles,recallwordsandstorydetailsandspotpatternsinlettersandSimilartestsareoftenusedtodiagnosementaldisabilitiesanddeclines,includingthetopperformancewasachievedwas22.testsofreasoning,speedofthoughtandspatialvisualization(空间想象力).Memorywasshowntodeclinefromtheaverageageof37.Intheothertests,poorerresultswereshownbytheageof42.However,thereportpublishedintheacademicjournalNeurobiologyofAgeing,foundthatabilitiesbasedonaccumulatedknowledge,suchasperformanceontestsofvocabularyorgeneralinformation,increaseduntilattheageof60.[来源:学。科。网]Twenty-sevenhaslonghadnegativeconnotations,asitistheageatwhichmanypopularmusiciansdied,includingJimiHendrix,JimMorrison,BrianJones,JamsJoplinandKurtCobain.A.At B.At C.At D.At B. BFri,Aug24,Rain,locallyheavyacrossnorthwestScotland.Mostlycloudybutdryinothernorthernandwesternareas.Drywithclearspells(持续时间)inmorecentralandeasternpartsbutsomelowcloudandfogwilldevelop.Generallymildwithlightwinds.TheNation'sWeatherrainfallwasovernorthernIllinois,withmorethan4inchespossiblearoundChicago.PeriodsofheavyrainwerealsoforecastfortheNortheastastheremnant(剩余部分)oftropicalstormErinmovesintotheCanadianMaritimes.http://www.wunderground.comWed,Aug22,BEIJINGAtleast36peoplewerekilledbyTyphoonSepatinfourprovincesineasternand源:学#科#网Z#X#X#K]Morethan60,000homesintheprovincesofFujian,Jiangxi,ZhejiangandHunanalsoweredestroyedordamaged,XinhuaNewsAgencysaid.Totaleconomiclossesintheprovinceshavereached$663million.Earlier,thestorm,namedafteraMalaysianfish,killedatleastonepersoninTaiwan,andleftthreedeadinthePhilippines. C.a D.aEveryday,lifeismadeandlost.Everyday,lifegoeson.Everydayweexperiencesomeofthemostimportantpartsoflifeandmaynotevenrealizeit:love,generosity,andperseverance.Thesevaluesaren'tjustimportanttous;theymaketheworldwhatitis.youcan’tseeit,youknowit'sthere.Lovemayconnectpeopleallovertheworld,butwhatwouldtheworldbewithoutgenerosity?Whetherafteranationaldisaster,oraschoolfund-raiser,onethingiscertain-itisbettertogivethanMostofall,beinggenerousisnotsomethingyouneedanyqualificationsfor,butnomatterwhatyoudo,itcanmakeadifference,Sometimes,though,ittakesefforttobegenerous,whichleadsustoPerseveranceistheonethingthatcanhelpusachievewhateverwewant.Itiswhathelpsscientiststoamistake,that'sonelesstomakethenexttime.Thereisaninfinite(无穷的)numberofthingswevalue,butwithoutlove,generosityandperseverance,wejustdon'tthinkthatourlifeortheworldwouldbethewayitis.Theunderlinedword“it”inthesecondparagraphrefersto“ C. Tobegenerous,theauthorthinks C.EndlessLove. ForsomereasonDodgerdidnotwanttoenterLondonduringdaylight,soitwasnearlyelevenThestreetsinthisdistrictwerenarrowandmuddy,andtherewereterriblesmellseverywhere.Childrenwanderedaroundevenatthistimeofnight,inandoutofthemanyshops,playingandscreaming.Thepubswerefullofpeoplefighting,andbig,evil-lookingmenstoodinthedoorwaysorOliverintoadarkhall.“Anewfriend.”Theywentupsomedarkandbrokenstairs.Olivercouldhardlyseewherehewasgoing,butDodgerseemedtoknowtheway,andhelpedOliverup.Theyenteredaroomwithwallsthatwereblackwithageanddirt.Infrontofthefirewasatablewithacandlestuckintoabottleofbeer,andanoldman,withahorriblyuglyfaceandredhair,stoodnexttothefirecooking.Hewaswearingadirtyoldcoatandseemedtodividehisattentionbetweenhiscookingandanumberofsilkhandkerchiefs,whichwerehangingnearthefire.Therewereseveralroughbedsintheroom.Fourorfiveboys,alllookedupwhenDodgerandOliverentered.FaginsmiledandshookOliver'shand.Thenalltheyounggentlemencame.uptohimandshookbothhishandsveryhard,especiallythehandwhichheldhisfewpossessions.Oneoftheboyswasparticularlykind.HeevenputhishandsinOliver'spocketssothatOliverwouldnothavetoemptythemhimselfwhenhewenttobed.Theboyswouldprobablyhavebeenevenmorehelpful,butFaginhitthemontheirheadsandshouldersuntiltheyleftOliveralone.Thisseemedtobeajoke,astheoldgentlemanandallhisyoungfriendsgaveloudshoutsoflaughter.Thensupperbegan.Oliveratehisshareofthefoodandwasthengivenaglassofgin-and-water.Fagintoldhimtodrinkitfast.Immediatelyafterwards,Oliverfelthimselfliftedontooneofthebedsandhesankintoadeepsleep. 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EAcupuncture(针灸)canbeaveryeffectivesolutionwhendealingwithmostneckandshoulderproblems.Neckandshouldermuscletensionandstiffnessareverycommonconcerns,especiallyofpeopleworkinginanoffice.Oftentheysitinfrontofacomputerandtypeforlong,whichcausesalackofcirculationinthetissueandmakestheirmusclestired.Neckstiffnesscanbecomeseriousforothercommonreasons.Andacupuncturecantreatmanyofthemeffectively.Atthetopofyourneck,justbelowthehairline,thereisanimportantacupuncturepointcalledfuchi.Itisbelievedtobecloselyconnectedtotheeye.Ifyouwatchacomputerscreenortelevisionforlong,youcanfeeltightinthisarea.Besides,thisareacanalsobecomequitetenseafteralongperiodofthinkingormentalconcentration.Asaresult,tightnessatthetopoftheneckcaninfluenceautonomicnervousfunctioning.Alongperiodoftensioncancauseavarietyofproblemssuchasheadache,lackofconcentrationorpoorneckandtheshoulderjoint.Somepsychologistsbelievethattheamountofmuscletensionintheshoulderjointreflectstheemotionalstateofaperson.Therefore,theyattachelectromyographic(EMG)electrodestothesemusclestohelpanalyzeapatient'semotionalstate.Asexplainedearlier,mostneckandshoulderstiffnessresultsfromtwofactors.TheyareIntoday'sstressfulsociety,mostpeoplehaveproblemssuchasinsomnia,coldhands,coldfeet,digestiveproblems,etc.Sowebeginbybalancingthenervoussystem.Forthispurpose,doctorsuseamethodcalledSES.IndirectMoxatreatmentmayalsobeappliedtocertainacupuncturepoints.Inthisway,itcanhelpincreaselocaltissuecirculation.Anditcanalsohelpbringanextrarelaxationresponse.SEScanrelievegeneraltension.However,morechronic,deepmuscletightnessneedsmoredirectstimulation(刺激)Needlingstimulationisappliedtotheneckandshouldermusclestofurtherreleasemuscletightness.Low-frequencyelectricacupuncturetreatmentmayalsobeusedforsomecases.[来源:学§科§Z§X§X§K] A.an B.a C.an D.aInthefifthparagraph,EMGmayrefertoakindofmedicalequipmentB.anacupuncture D.a B. 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ThispassagemayappearinA.atravelguide B.abusinesspaper C.ahealthmagazine Atsomepointoranotherintheiracademiccareers,studentsdevelopafearoftests.It'snotbecausetestsaresomethingtobeafraidof.Moststudentsareafraidoftestsmainlybecausetheylackself-confidenceandtheydon’talwaysthinkthattheyarepreparedfortests.Fortunately,overcomingyourfearoftestsisnotdifficultaslongasyousticktothetipsbelow.moststudentsdonotknowwhentheyaretrulypreparedforatest.Somecanthinkthattheyareprepared,andthenafewminutesbeforethetest,theycansuddenlyhaveapanicattack.Aslongasyouknowthatyouhavestudiedwellandlongenough,youwillhavethetoolstofollowthenexttestandfeelasifyourconfidencewasunfounded(无事实根据的)oryoucouldactuallysucceedinthetestduetoyourconfidence.Moststudentsfindthatthefirstresultusuallycomestrueforthemwhentheyareconfidentofthemselves.However,thisisonlybecausethesestudentsmightnothavefollowedthefirsttipdescribedabove.Aslongasyouhavestudiedwell,youwillbemoreconfidentofyourabilitytosucceedinthetest.Ifyoufeelasifyoudonotstudyhardenough,thenyouwillnotbe