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第一节：（51.57.5分10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。例：HowmuchistheA. B. C.WhatcouldthemanprobablybeA.A B.A C.AnWhichgateshouldthewomangoGate B.Gate C.GateHowdoestheman B. C.Whatwillthespeakersdoontheman’sEat B.Cookat C.VisitsomeWhattypeofbookisthewomanHorror B.Science C.Romantic第二节：（151.522.5分5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,5秒钟;听完后,5秒66、7WhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingA.A B.Some C.AWhydidthemanstayintheThehotelwasfullyHewantedtogetclosetotheThehotelwasexpensiveatthat78、9WhatdoesthemanadvisethewomantoApplyfora B.RefertoSusan’s C.TalktoDavidabouttheWhatdoesthemanwanttoknowintheWhatwillbediscussedattheWhowillattendtheWhenthemeeting81012WherearetheAta B.Ata C.AtaWhatdoesthemanthinkoftheA.Abit B. C.TooWhoisBrettA.Amovie B.Thewoman’s C.Theman’s91316WhydidFionadecidetowriteabookaboutBeatriceBeatricehadasurprisingShewasinterestedintheCadburyTheschoolBeatricehadstartedwasWhatwasBeatrice’slifelikeinher B. 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D.WhatspecialexperiencedoesMiraikanoffertoA.AchancetooperateASIMOthehumanoidB.Adisplayofreal-timeglobalearthquakeC.AjourneytoexploretechnologiesoffutureD.AcollectionofhistoricaltechnicalWhatdoallthesesciencemuseumshaveinTheyareallrelatedtospace B.TheyallcombinetechnologywithC.Theyallofferengaging D.Theyallallowhands-onWhenIfirstmovedintoatraditionalhutonginBeijing,thenarrowalleywaysfeltlikeamaze（迷宫）.MytinyroomwaspartofasiheyuansharedwiththreeChinesefamilies.BackhomeinLondon,Ilivedinaquietsuburbanhousewithaprivategarden.Here,Icouldhearneighborschattingthroughpaper-thinwalls,andthesmellofstir-friedvegetablesoftendriftedintomyroom.Itwasoverwhelmingyetstrangelyalive.Thebiggestshockcamethenextmorning.Isteppedoutsidetofindacommunaltapwhereresidentsbrushedteethandwashedvegetablessidebyside.Anelderlymaninpajamasnoddedatmewhilespittingintothedrain—acommonpracticeherebutshockingtoWesterneyes.Later,whenItriedtothrowtrashintoabin,Mrs.Lifromnextdoorrushedover,sortingmywasteintofourcolorfulcategorieswithapatientsmile.“Recyclingmatters,”shesaid,thoughIunderstoodlittleChinese.shopkeeperskneweveryone’sname.Onerainyday,myroofleaked.BeforeIcouldcallforhelp,oneofmyneighborsclimbedupwithaladderandfixedithimself.Thatevening,heinvitedmeforjiaozi.Aswedippedtheminvinegar,IrealizedprivacyintheWestmeantisolation;here,“noisycloseness”meantNow,whenIbikepastthemorningcrowdsbuyingbaoziorseeneighborsplayingchessundertreeshades,Ifeelathome.Thehutongtaughtmethatcultureshockisjustthefirststeptodiscoveringanewwayofliving—onewherecommunitywrapsaroundyoulikeawarmquilt.WhatsurprisedtheauthormostonthefirstThecomplexlayoutofthe B.ThequeuinguphabitofC.Thesmellofcookinginthe D.TheshareduseofawaterWhydidMrs.LihelptheauthorwiththeTohelphimadapttolocal B.TomarketcolorfultrashC.Topromotegarbage D.TokeepthepublicareaWhatdoes“noisycloseness”inParagraph3refer B.ActivecommunityC.Respectforforeign D.LoudargumentsbetweenWhatdoesthewriterthinkofthepresentlifeinA. B. C. D.YoubookedtheAirbnb.Yousteppedawayfromwork.Maybeyouevenleftyourlaptopbehind.Butnowit’sMonday,andyou’resomehowmoreexhaustedthanbefore.Ifyou’veeverreturnedfroma“restful”weekendstilltired,youweren’timaginingit.Manyhigh-achieverstrytosolveburnoutwithsurface-levelbreaks—onlytofindthemselvesbackatsquareone,butwithunpackedbagsandabacklogofTheproblemisn’tyourweekend.It’swhatyou’recarryingintoitBurnoutisn’tjustphysicaltiredness.It’semotionalexhaustion,decisionfatigue(疲劳),mentaloverload,andaconstantsenseof“Ishouldbedoingmore”.Soifyourday-to-daylifefeelslikeanendlessto-dolist,aweekendoff—whilelovely—isn’tgoingtochangethat.You’renotjusttired.You’reoverfunctioning.Anda48-hourbreakcan’tundoalifestylethatdemandssuperhumanenergy.Sowhatcanhelp?Namewhatkindoftiredyouare.Notallfatigueissolvedbynapping.Startbyidentifyingifyou’reemotionally,socially,ormentallytired.Giveyourselfpermissiontorestimperfectly.Youneedrecoverythatmeetsyouractualneeds—evenifthatmeansstayinghomeorcancelingseveralplans.Buildmicro-restintoyourweek.StopsavingrestforPTO(PaidTimeOff).Resetwithquietmeals,five-minutewalks,orlettingataskgoundone.Tinyexitsfrombusymodeaddup.Therealfixisn’tabettervacation—it’sabetterbaseline.Youdeservealifethatdoesn’trequireheroicrecovery.Startbycreatingspaceforyourselfdaily,notjustontheextraamountoftime.Restisn’tareward—it’sarequirementforlivingwell.WhatistheprimaryfunctionofthefirstTocriticizethemodernworkTopresentacommonexperienceaboutTointroduceseveralwaystorelaxonTodescribepossibleproblemsduringaWhatissuggestedasaneffectivewaytodealwithCancelingalltheplansforaperfectSavingupresttimeforlongerpaidTakingshortbreaksduringtheworkingPlanninglivelyweekendmealswithWhatcanbeinferredfromtheunderlinedsentenceinthelastLongervacationsarebetterforThesolutionliesinrestructuringdailyPeopleshouldpursueheroicYoucouldrewardyourselfwithabetterlivingWhichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleoftheWhatmakesanenergizedlong 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D.HowcanweplanaperfectrestfulForyears,sugarhasbeenlabeledaprimarycausebehindtheglobalriseindiabetes(糖尿病),especiallytype2diabetes(T2D).However,groundbreakingresearchfromBrighamYoungUniversitychallengesthisbroadassumption.Alarge-scalestudyrevealsacrucialdetail:thesourceandformofsugarmattersignificantlywhenitcomestodiabetesrisk.Thefindingspaintacontrastingpicture.Ononehand,sugarsconsumedinliquidform–specificallythroughsugar-sweetenedbeverageslikesodaandeven100%fruitjuice–wereconsistentlylinkedtoasharplyincreasedriskofdevelopingT2D.Ontheotherhand,sugarsnaturallypresentinoraddedtosolid,nutrient-densewholefoods(suchaswholefruits,dairyproducts,orwholegrains)appearedtobefarlessharmfulorpotentiallyevenprotective.Whyistheresuchabigdifference?Researcherspointtometabolism(新陈代谢).Liquidsugarsdrinksactlikeisolatedsugarfloodsenteringthesystem.Theycauserapidandlargespikesinbloodsugar,overwhelmingtheliver.Thismetabolicdisruptionleadstoincreasedliverfatandinsulinresistance–keyfactorsinT2Ddevelopment.Conversely,sugarsaddedtosolidfoodsarereleasedmuchmoreslowlyintothebloodstream.Thefiber,fat,protein,andotherbeneficialnutrientsnaturallyaccompanyingthesugarinthesewholefoodsactasbuffers,reducingtheglycemicimpactandpreventingtheliverfrombeingoverloaded.Thestudydeliversaclearwarningaboutfruitjuice.Despitecontainingsomevitamins,itshighconcentrationofliquidsugarmakesitapoorsubstituteforwholefruit.Thevitalfiberpresentinwholefruit,crucialformoderatingbloodsugarresponse,islargelymissinginjuice.“Thisstudyemphasizestheneedforevenstricterrecommendationsforliquidsugarssuchasthoseinsugar-sweetenedbeveragesandfruitjuice,astheyappeartoharmfullyassociatewithmetabolichealth,”saidDellaCorte,oneoftheleadresearchers.“Ratherthancriticizingalladdedsugars,futuredietaryguidelinesmightconsiderthedifferenteffectsofsugarbasedonitssourceandform.”WhichformofsugarconsumptionbringsahigherT2DSugarfromwholegrainsanddairyproducts.B.SugarnaturallyfoundinwholeC.Sugaraddedtonutrient-densesolid D.SugarpresentinvariousliquidWhatisParagraph3mainlyThereasonsforsugar B.ThebenefitsofsugarC.Thedifferencesinsugar D.ThesignificanceofsugarTolowertheriskofT2D,whichpracticeismostlikelysupportedbytheAvoidingdairyproductscontainingReplacingsodadrinkswithwholeIncreasingconsumptionof100%fruitConsumingasmuchfiberandfatasWhatcanbeinferredfromDellaCorte’sstatementaboutfuturedietaryTheyshouldreconsidertheimpactofsugaronTheyshouldremovefruitjuicefromTheyshouldnotadoptaone-size-fits-allapproachtoTheyshouldcriticizesugarsregardlessofdifferent第二节：（52.512.5分HowtoStayCalmNoMatterWhoPushesYourHaveyoueverfeltlikesomepeopleexistjusttotestyourpatience?36Butguesswhat?Youdon’thavetoletsuchpeoplebotheryou.Thefollowingaresomesuggestionsonbecominguntouchablementally,emotionally,andpsychologically.MasterthePowerofNotThefirstruleofnevergettingangry:realizethatmostpeoplearen’tworththeenergyittakestogetupset.Thinkaboutit—whensomeonecutsyouoffintrafficordeliberatelytriestoprovoke(挑衅)you,whatdoyougainbyreacting?37 Stoplettingotherpeople’sopinionsoccupyspaceinyourmind.Here’syournewmotto:Noteveryone’sopinionmatters.Sayit.Believeit.Liveit.Unlesssomeoneissupportingyou,feedingyou,orholdsalegalagreementwithyou,theiropinionsholdnorealpower.ExpectPeopletoBeAcceptthisdifficulttruth:manypeoplesimplylackbasiclifeawareness.Thisisn’taboutlackingintelligence,39.Theywillcutyouoffintraffic.Theywillreplywithone-wordtexts.Theywilltalkduringmovies.Sochangeyourapproach:whensomeonesayssomethingrude,laugh.Notaforced,politelaugh—butagenuine,amusedchuckle.Itthrowspeopleoff.Afterall,theyexpectanger,ratherthanBuildaHigh-ToleranceHere’sthefinalstep:trainyourselftobeunshakable.How?Practice.Standinlonglineswithoutsighingorcomplaining.Scrollthroughsocialmediawithoutreactingtoeveryannoyingpost.Letsomeonecutyouoffintrafficandsimplynod.40Eventually,nothingwilldriveyoumad.Masterthesestrategies,andyou’llwalkthroughlifewiththecalmofaZenmasterandtheofaFindSomeoneSupportingit’sbecausetheyneedopportunitiestoexpressAngeronlyexhaustsyou,whiletheotherpersonmovesonwithoutbutaboutnotrealizinghowtheiractionsaffectTheslowwalkers,theloudeaters,theoverlydramaticones—yes,Themoreyouexperienceannoyanceswithoutreacting,thecalmeryouwill第一节：（15115分阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、DCraigGrossiayoungUSMarine（海军陆战队士兵）wasonadangerous41inAfghanistanin2010.Oneday,duringabreakinaruinedvillage,he42athin,injuredyellowdoganditlookedandhungry.Craigfelt43 forit,sohesharedhismeatballswithit,who44 followedCraigandhisunitbacktotheircamp.Craigdecidedto45 thedog,naminghimFred.masctharshrealityofwar,Fredprovided47comfortandjoy.Hispresencenotonlyliftedthesoldiers’spirits,butalso48themasenseofhomeandunconditionalloveamidstthechaos.ForCraig,his49withFredwasevencloser.Onnightpatrols,FredalwaysaccompaniedCraigand50nevermakeasound.Consideringhowcruelthebattlefieldwas,CraigdecidedtopartwithFredtemporarily.51acrewofDHLworkers,a52vet,andamilitarydoghandler,FredsmuggledthedogintoinaduffelbagandeventuallymadeittoCraig’sfamilyinVirginia.Monthslater,CraigandFredwere53.Adaptingtopeacefullifehadits54forboth,buttheyhelpedeachother55thedifficulties.Craigoftensays,“IrescuedFred,buttruly,Fredrescued41.A.B.C.D.42.A.B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.47.A.B.C.D.48.A.B.C.D.49.A.B.C.D.50.A.B.C.D.51.A.WiththehelpB.OnaccountC.InspiteD.Onthebasis52.A.B.C.D.53.A.B.C.D.54.A.B.C.D.55.A.breakB.lookC.getD.putup第二节：（101.515分Theguqin,orqin,isaseven-stringedclassicalinstrumentandhasahistoryinChinaofabout5,000years.Somescholarsconsidertheqinas56onlytypeofinstrumentthatcapturestheessenceoftraditionalChineseculture.Theguqinisusuallyaboutfourfeet length,withahead,neck,shouldersandwaist,andatail58 resemblesthatofaphoenix（凤凰）.ThecurvedsurfaceboardrepresentsHeaven,59 theflatundersiderepresentstheEarth.Withmorethan1,000differentfingertechniques,theguqinisoneofthe60 instrumentsintheworldtolearnandrequiresgreatdedicationtomaster.Thehandsareusedinplucking,picking,sliding,pushing,andvibratingthestrings61 (produce)avarietyofsound,from62 (flow)watertoloudandbrighttones.TheChinesewordzhiyin63(originate)fromanancientstoryabouttheqin.DuringtheSpringandAutumnperiod,Boyawasamasterinplayingtheqin.HisfriendZiqicouldunderstandhim64(thorough)andsharethespiritualjourneywithhimtodifferentrealms.Thus,theybecamekindredsoulsandzhiyin65(use)widelytorefertosoulmatessinceIn2003,guqinmusicwasrecognizedbyUNESCOasoneofthe“MasterpiecesoftheOralandIntangibleHeritageofHumanity”.第一节：（15分Leo分享此次经历，内容包括：1.参观经历；2.你的感受。注意：1.80字左右；2.可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。第二节：（25分Mymotherhadasaying,“Foolsnamesandfoolsfacesalwaysappearinpublicplaces.”IneverunderstoodwhatitmeantuntilonedayinmysixthKaren,JudyandIwerethelastonesbackintheschoolroomafterlunch.Alloftheothersixthgraderswerealreadyoutside,playingmarblesorhopscotchorjumpingrope,sinceitwasapleasantspringday.“LookwhatIfoundthismorninginthestoragecupboardwhenIwasgettingoutseveralpalette（调色刀）andsomeotherartsuppliesforMrs.Eiffler!Withaconspiratorialgrinonherface,Karenheldupawoodenboxfilledwithshortpiecesofchalkineverycoloroftherainbow.“Whatfunitwouldbetowriteonthechalkboardwhileeveryoneisoutside.”Judy’seyestwinkledwithanticipation.“ButthenextclassbelongstoMrs.Eiffler.Shedoesn’tallowustodothat.”Iresponded,feelingguilty,althoughwehadnotyetdonea“Don’tbesucha‘fraidycat’,Janet.Noonewilleverknow,”saidKaren,reachingintotheboxdrawingoutapieceofchalk.“Right.Everyoneisoutside,sowe’resafe.”JudyIunwillinglyjoinedthem,wantingtobepartofwhatwasgoingon,butafraidofbeingcaught.Iknewwellthatwewerebreakingnotone,buttwoclassrules.Thesecondrulewasthatnoonewasallowedtostayinsideatnoonwithoutawrittenexcusefromteachersiftheweatherwasnice.ThenJudyproposedachallenge:writingournameswithourlefthands.Theyusedcolorfulchalks,whileIpickedupwhatIthoughtwasanicewhitechalkpiece.Myhandwritingwasabitshaky,butnoonewoulddoubtthatitsaid“Janet.”“We’dbettergetthisboardcleanedoffbeforeMrs.Eifflercomesback,”saidJudy,eyeingtheShepickedupaneraserandbeganerasingourhandiworkfromtheEverythingcameoff...butmyname!Indisbelief,IlookedatthechalkIheldinmysweatyhand.closerexamination,itwasn’tchalkat注意：1.150左右；2.“It’sawhitecolorcrayon!”Judycamecloserandshouted. 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