上海青浦高级中学2025-2026学年第二学期期中考试高一英语试卷（含答案无听力音频和文字材料）

高一英语试卷考试时间：90分钟满分：100分I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.At5:00.B.At5:15.C.At5:30.D.At5:45.2.A.Shehasforgiventheman.B.Sheisangryattheman’swords.C.Sheissorryforbeingleftbehind.D.Shehasforgottentotalktotheman.3.A.Hehasn’tstartedit.B.Itdoesn’tgosmoothly.C.Thetoughesttimeisgone.D.Itwillcometoanendsoon.4.A.Shewillhaveaget-together.B.Shefeelsheart-broken.C.Shehasaheadache.D.Sheiswornout.5.A.Helentittosomebodyelse.B.Hethoughtitwasinteresting.C.Hedidn’thaveanytimetoreadit.D.Hefoundithadseveralpagesmissing.6.A.Throwtheclothesaway.B.Trytosellhisoldclothes.C.Makeadonationofhisoldclothes.D.Savetheclothestogivetohisfriend.7.A.Hehasn’tfinishedhisassignment.B.Hecan’tlendthewomanhiscomputer.C.Hewillfindsomeonetoremovethevirus.D.Hehasbeeninfectedwithsomedisease.8.A.Peopletendtoworklongerhourswithartificiallighting.B.Moresleepcangetthemanbackontotherighttrack.C.Tirednessisatypicalsymptomoflackofexercise.D.Themanshouldspendmoretimeoutdoors.9.A.Lookforthewoman’swallet.B.Helpthewomanwithherproject.C.Lendthewomansomemoney.D.Payforthewoman’slunch.10.A.Continuetoread.B.Takeahistorylesson.C.Havesomecoffee.D.Meetwithsomefriends.SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.Hewastalkingfast.B.Hewasshocked.C.Hewasinahurry.D.Hewasabsent-minded.12.A.Heenjoyedthedrink.B.Hewantedtobehelpful.C.Hetookthechancetorest.D.Hetriedtopleasehisdad.13.A.Openuptoothers.B.Dependoneachother.C.Payforothers’help.D.Careaboutoneanother.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.Toentertainhisfriendsonsocialmedia.B.Topersuadeafriendtogiveupdrinking.C.TocompetewiththeofficialMBTItest.D.Tostudyyoungpeople’spersonalities.15.A.Itissupportedbystrongscientificevidence.B.Itswebsitebrokedownbecauseofatechnicalmistake.C.ItusesInternetslanginsteadofseriousformalwords.D.Itwascreatedbyagroupofpsychologyexperts.16.A.ThedifferencesbetweenSBTIandMBTI.B.ThepopularityandfeaturesoftheSBTItest.C.Thescientificvalueofonlinepersonalitytests.D.Thewaysyoungpeoplereducepressureonline.Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.17.A.Ajewelryshop.B.Anattemptedcrime.C.Astolennecklace.D.Anunusualcheat.18.A.It’sunusual.B.It’scommon.C.It’sdifficult.D.It’seasy.19.A.Theyweremembersofagang.B.Theywereshopassistants.C.Theywerehermanagers.D.Theywerepolicemen.20.A.Disappointed.B.Worried.C.Relieved.D.Understanding.II.GrammarandVocabularySectionADirections:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.AdayinthelifeofateendetectiveIsla,aged19,isaprivatedetective,althoughonedayshewouldliketobeaworld-famousactress.Fornow,goingundercovergiveshergoodpracticeatplayingdifferentroles.Privatedetectivesarehard-workingandeachdayisfullofsurprises.Islaneverknowsexactlywhatherday'swork21.______(involve).Sometimessheworksa16-hourdayandmightnotfinishuntilaftermidnight,orshemayfindthataninvestigationiseasy22.______(complete)andshecangohomeearly.Italldependsontheday,butIslalikesthejob’sunpredictablenature.Younormallywouldn’tsuspectthataschoolgirloraGothwasobservingyou,butIslacaneasilydressupasthesecharacters.She’satanagewhen,withtherightclothes,shecanlookmucholderoryounger.That’swhysheisgivenjobsthat23.______elseatthedetectiveagencycoulddo.Shesometimeshastocheck24.______ashoporbarissellingproductstopeoplewhoareunderage.Inotherjobs,sheknocksonthedoorofthepersonshe’sinvestigatingandaskshimorhersomequestionsforanimaginaryschoolsurvey.Itdoesn’tgetmuch25.______(easy)thanthat!A26.______(hide)cameraandavoicerecorderarepartofIsla’sequipment.Manycasesinvolvefollowingpeoplewhoarecheatingemployersbysayingtheyaretooilltowork,wheninfacttheyarefine.OnemanwhoIslainvestigatedwasn’tgoingtowork27.______backache.However,shefoundouthewasplayinggolfeveryday!Photosandvideosofhim28.______(do)theseactivitiesmeanthisemployercouldgivehimthesack.Inthepast,it29.______(see)asajobforoldermenindarkraincoatsandsunglasses.Theimageoftheprivatedetectivemighthavechanged,butinaworld30.______crimeisthesameasever,therearenowjobopportunitiesinthisfieldforpeopleofallages.SectionBDirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.stressedB.committedC.phaseD.universalE.quoteF.diversityG.convincedH.ideaI.overwhelminglyJ.ultimatelyThepowerofperseveranceThepowerofperseveranceisthemostinvaluablequalityforanyonestriving(努力)tofulfilltheirdreams.Itisnottalentorluck,buttheunyieldingcouragetokeepgoinginthefaceofadversity(逆境)thatpavesthewayforourfinalsuccess.Indailylife,weoftenrunintovariousobstaclesthatstandinourway.The31.______ofdifferentchallengesmaypuzzleus,yetthesetoughmomentsareexactlythetestofourdetermination.Manypeopleholdthewrong32.______thatgivingupistheeasiestescape,whichblockstheirpathtoachievingtheirgoals.Bycontrast,thosewhokeeppressingforwardcandigouthopeeveninthedarkestdespair—perseveranceisthemagicthatturns"impossible"into"possible".Everygrowthjourneyhasarough33.______:wemayfeelwornout,creepforwardslowly,andbehaunted(困扰)byself-doubt.Duringthisperiod,wewillface34.______tasksthatpushustoourlimitsandfeel35.______underheavypressure.Evenso,perseveranceislikeabrightbeaconguidingusthroughthisdarkandtoughtime.Peoplewhoachievegreatthingsaredeeply36.______totheirdreams.Theyneverbowtofailuresorharshcriticism;instead,theydrawlessonsfrommistakesandforgeahead(奋发前进)stepbystep.Theirsuccessisrootedinunyieldingperseverance,whichsetsashiningexampleforallofus.Itis37.______acceptedthatperseveranceisthekeythatunlocksthedoortosuccess.Teachersandparentsoften38.______wordsfromsuccessfulpeopletocheeruson,remindingusthatquittingonlyleadstoemptyhands,whileperseverancewillsurelybearsweetfruit.Wemayencountercountlesssetbacksontheroadtoourdreams,buteverytimeweholdon,wegrowstrongerandmoreresilient.39.______,thosewhokeepperseveranceintheirheartswillbreakthroughallbarriersandmaketheirdreamscometrue.Mostimportantly,peoplewhounderstandthevalueofperseverancearefully40.______oftheirownability—theynevergiveupeasilybecauseofsmallhurdles,andwilleventuallysavorthesweetfruitsoftheirhardwork.III.ReadingComprehensionSectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.SportsmanshipIsn’tJustforAthletesSportsmanshipisdefinedasfair,generous,andpolitebehaviourortreatmentofothers,especiallyinsports.Atitsheart,itreflectsa(n)41.______tofairplay,integrity,andgoodwilltowardanopponent.Butthisspiritshouldnotbeconfinedtothesportingarena.Itshould42.______toeveryoneinvolved,especiallythosewatchingandcheeringfromthestands.Inrecentyears,Chinahasseenasharpriseintheidolizationofathletesamongyoungpeople.Whilemoststarsstayrational(理智的),somehavegonetoofar,givingrisetothe“fancircle”culture.Thisfanatical(狂热的)supportdoesn’t43.______athletes.44.______,itcreatesanugly,competitivelyunfairenvironment,damagingthespiritofsportsmanship.AclearexamplewasseenatthetabletennisAsianCup,wheresomefansshoutedinsultsattheopponentoftheathletetheysupported.Thiskindofbehaviorgoesagainsteverythingsports45.______.Sportsaremeanttopromoteunityandinspiration,nothostilityorpersonalattacks.What’sworse,obsessive(过度的)fanbehaviourishappeningbeyondstadiumsandcourtsaswell.Somefansfollowathletesthroughairports,crowdthemathotels,and46.______theirprivacyinformationonline.Thiscannotonlycreatessafetyrisksbutalsocausesgenuineemotional47.______toathletes.Thingscangetevenuglier,withsomefansattackingrival(对手)athletesandtheirsupporters.Thesefansare48.______thepoint.Ratherthanfixateon(狂热于)orinvade(入侵)theiridols,weshouldcelebratethequalitiesthatmakeathletesgreat.Theyundergohardtraining,endureheartbreakinginjuries,andmakecountless49.______toachievetheirdreams.Whatistrulyinspiringisnottheir50.______,buttheirdedication,resilience(韧性),andhumility.Truechampionsdisplayforopponents,handlevictorieswithhumility,andacceptdefeatwith51.______.Forexample,tennislegendRogerFedereris52.______notjustforhisexceptionalskillsbutalsoforhisintegrityonandoffthecourt.Chineseathletes,likeLuLong,havealsosetexamplesbyshowingdeeprespectfortheircompetitors.Theirconductremindsusthatwe,too,canlovethecompetitionitself,cheeringforourathleteswith53.______,withouthavingtoputothersdown.Allthesevalues–includingthehardworkbehindtheglory,andtherespecttranscending(超越)rivalry–aretheveryessenceoftruesportsmanship.Itgoesbeyondsimplywinningorlosing,andfromit,wecan54.______valuablelifelessons.Athletes’journeysremindusthatsuccessisbuiltthrougheffort,setbacks,anddetermination.Bycelebratingtheircharacter,notjustvictories,wecanturn55.______intomotivation,notobsession.41.A.appointmentB.commitmentC.entertainmentD.punishment42.A.belongB.extendC.occurD.submit43.A.benefitB.disturbC.fascinateD.protect44.A.HoweverB.InsteadC.MoreoverD.Therefore45.A.bringaboutB.relyonC.standforD.turndown46.A.exploreB.ignoreC.preserveD.release47.A.appealB.boostC.conflictD.distress48.A.avoidingB.missingC.improvingD.proving49.A.decisionsB.mistakesC.promisesD.sacrifices50.A.backgroundB.fameC.talentD.wealth51.A.angerB.delightC.graceD.sorrow52.A.belovedB.blamedC.prejudicedD.envied53.A.confidenceB.hesitationC.prejudiceD.pride54.A.anchorB.drawC.seekD.test55.A.admirationB.discriminationC.frustrationD.reputationSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgivenyouhavejustread.(A)Idrawinabreath,exhaleagainstthebackseatwindow,andscratchthewordsTHISSTINKSonthefoggedglass.Dadpeersatmethroughtherearviewmirror.“Jude,thiswillbeaniceopportunityforyoutoseeyourgrandparents.”Thecarturnsontoafamiliarseriesofdirtroads.Thesoundoftiresonhalf-frozengravelcrunchesbelow.Everymomentwe’regettingfartherfromthecity.Fartherfrominternetaccess.FartherfromtheplaceswhereIknowhowtodostuff.Momturnsherhead.“UniversalCoderswillbearoundoveranothervacation,”shesays.“Probablyeventhissummer.Thenyou’llbeintheseventh-gradegroup!”AllmyprogrammingbuddieswillbebuildingcomplexgamesatcomputercampthisweekwhileI’mstuckonthefarm.Idon’tsayaword.Finally,thecarpullsintoGranandMimi’sdriveway,whichstretchesinathinlinethroughthebirch,ash,oak,whitepine,andmapleoftheNewHampshireforest.Sky-bluetubesjutoutfromthetrunksofthemaples,sendingsapintoahugecontainerfardowntheslope.IlikedvisitingthefarmonspringbreaksbeforeIstarteddoingcodingcamps...andbeforeIknewhowbadlyIcouldmessthingsup.Thecarengineisn’toffwhenGranboundstowardus.“Youmadeit!”shehollers.IwatchfromthebackseatasDadandMomhugGran.Islowlygraspmybackpackanddragmyselfoutofthecar.Gravityseemsabnormallystrong,likeinthegameIdesignedcalledLifeonJupiter.“Youtwodeserveavacation,”Granissaying.“Timetocatchyourflight!Judewillbefine—helovesbeingonthefarm.”Shemeansloved.Judelovedbeingonthefarm.56.Theword“crunches”inParagraph2mostprobablymeans______.A.burnscontinuously.B.breaksnoisily.C.flowssmoothly.D.shakesviolently.57.WhatisstoppingJudefromjoiningthecomputercampthisweek?A.Hehastostayonthefarmwithhisgrandparents.B.Heisnotoldenoughfortheseventh-gradegroup.C.Hehasmesseduphispreviousprogrammingprojects.D.HehasnoaccesstotheInternetathome.58.WhydoesJudementionthegameLifeonJupiter?A.Toshowhisintenseinterestinspacescience.B.Toexplainwhyhefeelsphysicallyheavyandunwilling.C.Tointroducehislatestcompletedcomputerdesign.D.Toproveheistalentedatcomputerprogramming.59.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesJude’sfeelingattheendofthepassage?A.RegretfulandnervousB.CuriousandhopefulC.UnwillinganddisappointedD.Calmandrelaxed(B)TheCompleteHandbookofNovelWriting,3rdEditionbyTheEditorsofWriter'sDigestLearnhowtomakeyournovelarealitywiththisguide.Discovertechniquesforstorytelling,characterizationandfindinginspirationtofollowthrough.Thisneweditionincludesanupdatedmarketingsectionforpromotingyourworksintheevolvingliterarymarketplace.ITEM:#R1991RETAIL:$19.99YOURPRICE:$12.99CraftingNovels&ShortStoriesbyTheEditorsofWriter'sDigestFindthetoolsyouneedtobuildstrongcharacters,keepyourstorymoving,mastertheartofdialogueandmore.ThiscomprehensiveresourceispackedwithadvicefrombestsellingauthorsandwritingexpertsincludingNancyKress,ElizabethSims,HallieEphron,N.M.Kelby,HeatherSellersandDonaldMaass.ITEM:#V0807RETAIL:$19.99YOURPRICE:$11.58TheSecretsofStorybyMattBirdHowcanyouwriteastorythataudienceswilllove?Theanswerissimple:Tellthestorythatwouldwinyouover,evenifyoudidn’twanttohearit.TheSecretsofStoryprovidescomprehensive,audience-focusedstrategiesforbecomingamasterstoryteller.Tosucceedintheworldoffictionandfilm,youhavetoworkoneveryaspectofyourcraftandsatisfyyouraudience.Doboth--andsomuchmore--withTheSecretsofStory.ITEM:#R1715RETAIL:$19.99YOURPRICE:$13.99JustWritebyJamesScottBellSomanywritersfindtheircareersstuckinneutral.Thesolutionissimple:JustWrite,you’lllearnhowtomasterthenuances(细微差异)offiction,discoverwhatreadersreallywant,andperseverethroughthechallengesofgettingstarted,conqueringwriters’blockanddealingwithrejection.ITEM:#T8829RETAIL:$17.99YOURPRICE:$10.99TheCompleteHandbookofNovelWriting,3rdEditionbyTheEditorsofWriter’sDigestITEM:#R1991RETAIL:$19.99<br>YOURPRICE:$12.99Learnhowtomakeyournovelarealitywiththisguide.Discovertechniquesforstorytelling,characterizationandfindinginspirationtofollowthrough.Thisneweditionincludesanupdatedmarketingsectionforpromotingyourworksintheevolvingliterarymarketplace.CraftingNovels&ShortStoriesbyTheEditorsofWriter’sDigestITEM:#V0807RETAIL:$19.99<br>YOURPRICE:$11.58*Findthetoolsyouneedtobuildstrongcharacters,keepyourstorymoving,mastertheartofdialogueandmore.ThiscomprehensiveresourceispackedwithadvicefrombestsellingauthorsandwritingexpertsincludingNancyKress,ElizabethSims,HallieEphron,N.M.Kelby,HeatherSellersandDonaldMaassTheSecretsofStorybyMattBirdITEM:#R1715RETAIL:$19.99<br>YOURPRICE:$13.99*Howcanyouwriteastorythataudienceswilllove?Theanswerissimple:Tellthestorythatwouldwinyouover,evenifyoudidn’twanttohearit.TheSecretsofStoryprovidescomprehensive,audience-focusedstrategiesforbecomingamasterstoryteller.Tosucceedintheworldoffictionandfilm,youhavetoworkoneveryaspectofyourcraftandsatisfyyouraudience.Doboth--andsomuchmore–withTheSecretsofStory.JustWritebyJamesScottBellITEM:#T8829RETAIL:$17.99<br>YOURPRICE:$10.99*Somanywritersfindtheircareersstuckinneutral.Thesolutionissimple:JustWrite,you’lllearnhowtomasterthenuances(细微差异)offiction,discoverwhatreadersreallywant,andperseverethroughthechallengesofgettingstarted,conqueringwriters’blockanddealingwithrejection.Salepriceslistedwerecurrentatthetimeofpublicationandmayvaryslightly.VisittheItDShopforcurrentsaleprices.USEOFFERCODEWD0118WHENPLACINGANORDERBYPHONEORONLINEATWRITERSDIGESTSHOP.COM60.Whichofthefollowingbooksgivessuggestionsabouthowtosellyourbook?A.TheCompleteHandbookofNovelWriting,3rdEditionB.CraftingNovels&ShortStoriesC.TheSecretsofStoryD.JustWrite61.ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatthestrategiesintroducedinTheSecretsofStoryfocusmainlyon______.A.howtowriteacreativestoryB.howtomovethewritersthemselvesC.howtoperseveredespitechallengesD.howtomakethestoryappealingtoreaders62.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Noneofthefourbooksareintendedforinexperiencednovelwriters.B.Thepriceslistedmaynotbethesameasreaderscanfindonthewebsite.C.Offercodesvaryfromtimetotimetomakesureitisavailabletoallreaders.D.ThefourbooksarewrittenandpublishedbythoseworkingforWriter’sDigest.(C)LoveatFirstSight:RealorJustRomance?Youmayrememberyoureyesmeetingacrossacrowdedroomandyourlifechangingforever.Butwasitreallyloveatfirstsight?Oneinthreepeoplesaytheyhavefalleninloveassoonastheylaideyesonsomeone.However,astudysuggeststhephenomenonprobablydoesn’texist.“Peoplethinkofloveatfirstsightasalightningstrikeassoonastheyseeaperson,”saysFlorianZsokattheUniversityofZurich,Switzerland.Untilnow,researchintotheexperiencehasmostlyfocusedonpeoplewhoareinrelationships,whichislikelytomisleadourunderstandingofit.Suchpeoplearemorelikelytorememberthebeginningofthatrelationshipinapositivelight.SoZsokandhiscolleaguesconductedaseriesofexperimentsinwhichvolunteerssawnewpeopleforthefirsttime.Eachpersonfilledinasurveyandwasaskedhowtheyfeltaboutthepeopletheysawormet.Analysingthesurveysshowedthatpeoplearemostlikelytoreportloveatfirstsightwhentheyfindsomeonephysicallyattractive.Wetendtoassociatearangeofpositiveattributestogood-lookingpeople,aphenomenonknownasthehaloeffect.Thismighthelpexplainwhypeoplethinktheyarefallinginlovewithsomeoneatfirstsight,saysZsok.“Whatyoufeelisemotionatfirstsightandislargelysubconscious,”saysAnnaMachinattheUniversityofOxford.“Loveisanattachmentthatcomeslater.Itismorecomplexandinvolvesconsciousreflectiononarelationship.”Inrealityitisunlikelythatpeopleeverformthiskindofconnectionuponmeetingoneanother,saysZsok.“Peoplelikethisromanticidea,butyouhavetoreadbetweenthelines.”Sowhydosomanypeoplefeellikeithashappenedtothem?Peoplehavemisrememberedtheearlystagesofwhatisnowasuccessfulrelationship,saysMachin.“It’sanunconsciousattempttostrengthenarelationship,”shesays.“Tellingsomeone20yearsdownthelinethatyoulovedthematfirstsightisalovelythingtosayandagoodwaytomaintainarelationship.”ButSandraLangeslagattheUniversityofMissouri-StLouisdisagrees.Thefactthatsomepeoplesaidtheyfeltloveatfirstsightmeansitdoesexist,aslongasyouuseabroaddefinitionofwhatloveis,shesays.63.WhatdidZsok’sexperimentaskvolunteerstodo?A.Fallinlovewithstrangersatfirstsight.B.Judgetheirfeelingswhenmeetingnewpeople.C.Explainthemeaningofthehaloeffect.D.Recallhowtheirromanticrelationshipsstarted.64.Whydopeopletendtoreportloveatfirstsight?A.Theyareattractedbytheothers’appearanceimmediately.B.Theyhaveknownthepositiveattributesofthestrangers.C.Theyhaveformedadeepattachmentuponfirstmeeting.D.Theyaretrainedtounderstandthehaloeffect.65.Whatcanbeinferredabout“loveatfirstsight”fromMachin’swords?A.Itisacomplexconsciousemotionattheverybeginning.B.Itisoftenmadeuptomakearelationshipmoreromantic.C.Itisthemostimportantfoundationofalong-termmarriage.D.Ithelpspeopleavoidmisunderstandingeachotherinlaterlife.66.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Differentwaystomaintainasuccessfulromanticrelationship.B.Theimportanceofthehaloeffectindevelopingrelationships.C.Differentopinionsonwhetherloveatfirstsightreallyexists.D.Scientificexperimentsonhowpeoplefallinlovewithothers.SectionCDirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthesentencesgivenbelow.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.A.However,59%stillbelievetheywillbeinabetterfinancialpositionthantheirparentsinthefuture.B.Mostteensalsosavemoney--theyareusuallysavingupforclothes,apieceoftechnology,futureuniversityexpensesoracar.C.Nevertheless,manyofthemstillreportedaskingparentsformoneytobuyclothes.D.Theworldhasbeenhithardbyfinancialproblemslatelyand93%oftheteenssaidthatthishadaffectedthemandtheirfamily.E.However,mostoftheirownmoneyisspentonclothes.F.Theyalsotalkaboutwhatmattersmostintermsoftheirchoiceofcareer.MoneySurveyArecentsurveyhasinvestigatedthewayAmericanteenagersaged16-18relatetomoney--whattheydowithit,howtheyareaffectedbytherecentfinancialproblemsintheworldandwhattheyexpectinthefuture.Theresultsmakeinterestingreading.Ofthosesurveyed,almos