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4．Whatdoesthewom听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的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，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。 6．WhatdoesthemanthiAEdinburghInternationalBookFestivalTheEdinburghInternationalBookFestivalhasunveiled(公布)itsprogrammeforthisHere,TheScotsmantakesalookatwhoiswellasansweringallofyourkeyquestionsaroundtheevent.ThefestivalwillrunfromAugust9toAugust24.ThplaceatitsnewhomeintheEdinburghFuturesInstitute,nearthethisyear’sfestival?ScottishauthorsIrvineWelshandMaggieO’FarrellaretojoinHeartstopperwriterAliceOseman,aswellasformerfirstministerNicolaSturgeonatthisyear’sOutlanderstarSamHeughanwillgiveacocktail(ofcocktailrecipes,whileactorsBrianCox,ViggoMortensenandVanessaRedgravewilltakepartinevents.Otherhighlightsoftheprogrammecanbeviewedhere.Thefestival’sprogrammeisbasedaroundthethemeofRepair,seekingtoexplorethingswhichfeelbrokenandlookingathowtheycouldbefixed—fromthephysicaltothemotionaltotheenvironmental,andbeyond.WhatarethThelayout(布局)islikelytobefairlysimilartolasfestivalwillhaveanextendedbarareaandaspecially-createdKidsZononsite,whereauthorsigningswilltakeplace.EventswilltakeplaceFuturesInstitute,aswellasaseriesofeventsknownastheFron23．WhatisthemainpurpoBAsacollegestudentatHarvardUniversity,Dr.JohnR.Adler,Jr.surgerywasdoneinsciencefphysiciansdirectedenergytotreatpatientswithoutpainorrecoverytime.ThatideYearslater,hewouldhelpbringaversionoffuturisticsurgeryintorealitywithaninvencalledCyberKnife,aninnovativeradiosurgerysystemthatusespreciselytargetedradiationtotrtumors(肿瘤)withoutasinglecut.Workingasaneurosur(无创的)alternativetoconventionalsurgerycouldbeagame-changerforpaBigmedicaldevicecompanies,ontheotherhand,weren’tconvincedworthwhileinvestment.Forthreeyears,Adlerreceivedonerejectionafterthenext.ItbecapparenttoAdlerthatbringinghisvisionofthefutureofmedicinetolifewouldrequiremorethanamedicaldegree—he’dneedtofigureoutthebusinessside“Myideasweretooextreme,butIfeltthatradiosurgeryistoogoodtoberefused,”Adlerexplained.“Irealizedtheonlywaytoaccomplishthiswastodoastart-up.”Andso,Adlerbeganhisjourneyofstartingacompany.Heraisedaroundoffundingfromfriends,familyandotherneurosurgeonswhobelievedinthepotentialofhiswork.Withtheirsupport,helaunchedhisfirstcompany,Accuray,tocommercializeCybspentyearsdealingwithfundingchallenges,regulatorybarriersanddestablishmentbefore.CyberKnifegainedrealpopularity.Alongtheway,healsoneededhowtorunacompany,anentirelydifferendifficultactofbalancingresearchanddevelopmentwithhumanresources.Butthepayoffwasworthit.Todate,morethanonemillionpatientshavereceivedtreatmentwithtechnologyfromAccuray.Yeteventhatmilestonedidn’tAdler’svisionof“sci-fi”-stylesurgery.CInacaveoverlookingtheoceanonthesoutherncoadiscoveredthousandsofstonetools,createdbyancienthumansroughly20,000yearsago.Byexaminingtinydetails,archaeologistsareabletotellhowthetoolsweremadeanalyzedthesestonetoolsanddiscussedhowthedifferenttechniquesusedtomdemonstratedthewaysthatprehistoricpeopletraveled,interacted,andsharedtheir“Thisisanimportantinsightintohowpeoplewholivedinthisregionwereliving,huntingandrespondingtotheirenvironment,”saysSaraWaNegauneeIntegrativeResearchCenter.Duringtheperiodwhentheseblades(刀片)weremade,bago,theEarthwasnearingtheendofthelastmajoriceage.SincesomuchoftheEarth’swaterwasfrozeninglaciers(冰川)andicecacoastofSouthAfricawasafewmilesinland.Thecaves,partofwhatarchaeologistscalltheRobbergtechnocomplex,nolongeroverlookaplain—they’reinatoweringcliff(悬崖Everyday,Watsonandhercoworkersmadetheclimbwithalltheirequiupto50poundsperpersoBeneathancientdustanddirt,Watsonandherteamfoundthousandssharpblades,aswellasthelargerpiecesofrockfromwhichthesebladesweremade.ThebiggerrockthatbladesareWatsonandhercoworkersobservedseveraldistinctpatternsofhowthecoreshadbeenbrokenintosmallerblades.Overall,WatsonsaysthatthestulearnabouttheRobbergcavesandthepeoplewhousedthemthousandsofyearsago.“Weverylongandrichhistoryasaspecies,andrealize,”saysWatson.“Peoplelivingaroundthelasticeagewerevtoday.”29．WhyisatoweringcDAtowninFinlandhasbegunusingtheworld’slargest“sandbattery”tohelpprovideheTheunusualmethodofstoringenergyallowsthetowntocreateheatwhenelectricitypricecheap,andstoreitforlongperiodsoftime.Theheatcanthenbeusedwheneverit’PornainenisatowninFinlandwithabout5,000people.Mostofthebuildingsinthetareheatedthrough“districtheating”.Inadistrictheatingsystem,hotwabuildingsfromacentralheatingplant.Thatway,eachbuildingdoesn’tboiler.ThecentralheatingsysteminPornaiUntilrecently,Pornainen’sheatcamefromburningoilandwoodchips.Loviiswaslookingforwaystocutthepollutionitcreated.Theyhiredacbuildtheworld’slargestsandbattery.In2022,PolarNightsuccessfullybbattery.Asandbatteryworksbecausesand(tinyrocks)canbeheatedtohightemperaturheatlonginawell-insulatedcontainer.Pornainen’sbatteryusescrushedsoapswastefromaFinnishfireplace-maker—insteadofsand.ThesoapstonecanFahrenheitandthebatterycanholdontothisheatformoThebatterytookayeartobuild,standingrocanheatPornainenforaboutamonitheatssandwhenelectricityischeapest;whenheatisneeded,aiheatingitandthehotaircanthenbeusedtoheatwaterorturnitigovernmentbuildings,alibraryAbout43%ofFinland’senergyisrenewable,butsolarandwindonlyworkpart-time—creatingenergys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Repetitioncanhelptobuildbrandrecognitionandensurethatpotentialcusttoquicklyidentifyacompany’sproductsorservices.Themochancesthey’llrememberyourbrand.Andiftheyseeyouradenoughtimes,theymightevtorecognizeyourbrandwithoutevenseeingtheproductitself.That’sthepowerofrepetition!ForbetterunderstandingofthemessageRepetitionhelpsviewersunderstandthemessage.Havconfusedafterwardthatyouactuallywanttoseetheadagainjustsoyo 38.Bylookingattherepeatedad,viewershaveabetterchgraspingthemessage. 39.Soitstandsbusiness.Andwhat’sthebestwaytoencouragerepeatbusiness?That’sright,repetition!Everytimeacustomercomesthroughyourdoor(orclicksthroughyourwebsitewithaconsistentmessage,friendlyservice,andhigh-qualityproductworktomaintainthislevelofconsistency.40.B．However,thepayoffiD．RepeatcustomersarethebreadandbuE．AdsareoftendesF．Asaresult,themediarepeatG．UsingrepetitioncreatesaIwastired,travelingalonewithmybaby,Ethan,onaplane.Ethanw 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.ThemaninthesuitthentallmanwasMr.Coleman,Cooper’sboss.Mr.Cofkindness.Hethatuponlanding,Cooperwouldnolongerbepartofthecompany.Thesmug(沾沾自喜的)expressionfconsequenceofhis.IsatquietlywithEtheplane,Mr.Colemanandsaidsoftly,“Yowordsbroughttearstomyeyes.Atthatmoment,ChinaNationalOffshoreOilCorporation(CNOOC)hasreportedtheSouthChinaSea.Ithasidentifiedoilandfor56firsttimeoffthecoastofChina.(name)WZ10-5S-2d,hasencounteredanoilandgaspayzonemeasuring211atotaldepthof3,362m.Testingofthewellhasrevealecapabilitiesof165,000ft³ofnaturalgasand400barrels(桶)ofoil.ThisrepresentsamajorbreakthroughinmetamorphicsandstoneburiedhillsexpoffshoreChina,settinganimportanteInrecentyears,CNOOChas61(consistent)intensifiedtheotackledkeytechnology62(challenge)inburiedhillsanddediscoveryfollowsCNOOC’srecentstartofproductionattheWeizhou5-3oilfielddprojectintheBeibuGulfBasin.Theprojectisexpected63(reach)peakproductionof10,000barrelsofoil 64totalperdayby2026.Earlierthisyear,thecompany 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所以文章最有可能32．细节理解题。根据第一段中的“Theunusualmethodofstorincreateheatwhenelectricitypricesarecheap,andstoreitforlongperiodsoftim33．细节理解题。根据第三段中的“LoviisanLämpöwaslocreated.(洛维桑兰波公司正在寻找减少其产生污染的方法。)”可知，该tohightemperaturesandholdheatlonginawell-insulatedcontainer.(沙子电池的工作largest“sandbattery”tohelpprovideheat.(芬兰的一个小镇已经开始使用世作原理、优势及环保意义，因此“Largest“SandBattery”HeatsFinnishTow信息理解和提升销量。(36．根据前文“Andwhileit’spossibrepeatedexposurescanhelptointensifytheeffect.(虽然单次曝光就曝光有助于强化这种效果。)”以及后文“Ifpeopleseeyouradoftenenough,associateyourbrandwithpositiveemotionslikehappinessorexcitement.(段核心主要是重复广告带来积极情感联结。G选项“Usingrepetitioncreatesaassociationwithyourbrand(使用重复能为你的品牌建立积极联想)”既呼canhelptobuildbrandrecognitionandensurethatpotentialcustomersareabletoq的产品或服务。)”以及后文多次提及“rememberyoubrand(认识你的品牌)”，可知本段核心是品牌认知。Crecognition(为了品牌意识和认知)”精准概括本段内容，格式与其他小标题统一，符合语境。于想再看一遍才能弄明白？)”以及后文“Bylooking解释困惑的原因。E选项“Adsareoftendesignedtosendcomplexinformati此，增加销量从增加回头客业务开始是合乎情理的。)”中的“So”表结论是提升销量要先增加回头客业务，此空需给出原因。D选项“Repeatcubreadandbutterofanybusiness(回头客是任何企业的核心收入来源)”指出回头客对企业的重40．根据前文“Itmightseemlikealotofworktomaintainthislevelofconsis致性似乎需要大量工作。)”可知，前文强调持续重复、保持一致需要付出较多努力。B选项“However,thepayoffiswellworthit(然而，回报是非常值得的)”通过“However”转折，说明尽B项。下文“nothingseemedtocalmhi把孩子带到洗手间去，说明坐在旁边的一个男人变得不耐烦了。那里。A.negotiation谈判；B.flight飞行；C.conflict冲突；D.exploration探索。根据上文“travelingalonewithmybaby,Ethan,onaplane.”可知，作者带孩子乘坐飞机，此处指男人不耐烦，让作者带着孩子在剩下的飞行途中待在洗手间。故选B。travelingalonewithmybaby,Ethan”和下文“Igatheredourthingsandstartedwalkingtowabackoftheplane”可知，Ethan还小，作者收拾好东西，抱C。d过来。A.stepped走；B.moved移动；C.pushed推；D.looked看。根据下metoanopenseatinbusinesdcheerfully愉快地；B.peacefully平静地；C.regretfully遗憾地；D文“andIwasfinallyrelieved.”可知，作者终于松了一口气，因staytherefortherestofthe”和下文“Mr.ColemanexpressedhisinCooper’slackof善意表示失望，说明Cooper待人不友善。故选C。职员；B.coach教练；C.pilot飞行员；D.passenger乘客。根据前文“Amanseatedbesiofkindness.”可知，Cooper缺乏善意，Coleman先生表示失望。故选D。A.explained解释；B.admitted承认；C.uponlanding,Cooper