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2025~2026学年上海市曹杨第二中学度第二学期高一年级期中考试英语试卷一、单项选择1.Thedetectivedidn’tdiscoveruntilheaccidentallyenteredthesmallcabin______someonehadtriedtodestroytheevidence.

A.whichB.whereC.thatD.when2.______winstheelectionisgoingtofaceimmensepressuretoenactimmediatereforms,asthepublicdemandforchangehasreachedanunprecedentedlevelofurgency.

A.NomatterwhoB.WhoeverC.AnyoneD.Who3.Itisacommonobservation________regulationshavebeencarriedouttobringdownthehousingpricesrecently,wage-earnersneverseemtobeabletoaffordone.

A.thatB.thatalthoughC.thoughD.whether4.________doesn’tmakemuchdifferencewhetheryouhavearichbackground.________reallymattersisthatyoushouldbeanindependentlearner.

A.That;ItB.It;ThatC.It;WhatD.What;It5.Iwonderifhe________,andifhe________,pleaseremembertoletmeknowassoonaspossiblesothatIcanmakenecessarypreparations.

A.willcome;arrivesB.comes;arrivesC.comes;willarriveD.willcome;willarrive6.______hasrecentlybeendonetoimprovetheconditionsofelementaryschools,agreatnumberofchildrenareunabletogotoschool.

A.ThatB.WhatC.InspiteofwhatD.Thoughwhat7.Whenheworkedandlivedinthatdistrict,he____dropinatthatcozycoffeeshoponthestreetcornershortlyafterfinishinghisworkeachday.

A.shouldB.wouldC.hadbetterD.might8.—Theresearchonthenewbirdfluvirusvaccineischallenginganddemanding.Whodoyouthinkcandothejob?—____mystudentshaveatry?

A.ShallB.MustC.WillD.May9.Theoldman_______fiercelyagainstthebloodthirstysharks,forheonlyreturnedtotheshorewithnothingbutahugeskeletonofthemarlin.

A.mighthavefoughtB.couldhavefoughtC.musthavefoughtD.shouldhavefought10.IfYuanLongpinghadn’tdevotedhimselftohybridriceresearch,ourcountry________self-sufficientinriceandoneofthebiggestfooddonorsintheworld.

A.couldn’thavebecomeB.mustn’thavebecomeC.needn’thavebecomeD.shouldn’thavebecome二、语法填空Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanksuseonewordthatbestfits.TipsonIdentifyingFakeNewsOnlineWithsomuchfakenewsonline,itcansometimesbehardtofigureoutthetruth.Concernaboutthephenomenonledtotheannouncementmadebysometechcompanies11they’llcrackdownonfakenewssites.Fakenewsisacommonoccurrence—youseeitonyoursocialmediafeeds,andevenon12(forward)messagesonyourphone’sgroupchat.There’salwaysonepersoninyourgroupwholikestosendunconfirmednewsfrom13canonlybedescribedasdoubtfulorigins.Itwasevennamed2017’swordoftheyearbydictionarypublisher,Collins,14describesfakenewsas“false,oftensensational,informationspreadundertheguiseofnewsreporting”.Here’souradviceonhowtospotafake.First,checkthewebsiteandqualityofthearticles.Lookatthesourcesofthestoryandreadotherarticlesonthesite—aretheywellwrittenwithpropercitationsoraretheyfullofgrammaticalerrors?Youshouldalsomakesurethatyou’reonalegalnewssite.Somefakesitesuseaddressesandevenlogosthataresimilarto15ofrealnewsorganizations.Forexample,isreal,while.coisnot.Second,isitthewholetruthandnothingbutthetruth?Sometimesafakenewsstory16haveasliveroftruthtoit,butmostofthefactsandfiguresareplottedfromimagination.17(make)sure,searchforthesamestoryonseveralauthoritativewebsitestoensurenothinghasbeenmisrepresented.Third,makesureit’snotsatire(讽刺).18thestoryisonasatiricalwebsite,youshouldbeawarethattheintentionishumourandsatire,andnotmisled.Beingabletodetectfakenewsisacrucialpartofdigitalliteracyandisanimportantaspectoflifeinthedigitalage.However,notallofthemisinformationbeingpassedalongonlineiscompletelyfictional,thoughsomeofitis.S19(expose)falseviralclaimssincethemid-1990s,whetherthat’sfabricated(编造的)messages,distortionscontainingbitsoftruth20everythinginbetween.FounderDavidMikkelsonwarnedinaNov.17articlenottosorteverythingintothe“fakenews”category.Inoneword,stayalertandobjective.三、选词填空Directions:Completethefollowingsentencesorpassagebyusingthewordsandphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonemorethanyouneed.

A.sacrifices

B.struggled

C.permanent

D.remainder

E.approaches

F.permit

G.illustrations

H.hit

I.desired

J.mentoring

K.served21.Asaprofessionalgraphicdesigner,Ialwaysstrivetoproducehigh-qualitydesignsandIbelievethatmyattentiontodetailsandcreative21setmeapartfromothersintheindustry.22.Tiredoftheconstantmovingandlackofstability,thefamilydecidedtomaketheirhomeinasmalltownandaftermonthsofsearchingtheyfinallyfoundtheperfect22residence.23.Itisimportanttorememberthatwhenpursuingdreams,it’sokaytoreassessprioritiesandmakeadjustmentsasneededbecause23shouldn’tcomeattheexpenseofone’swell-being.24.Thechildren’sbookwasfullofcolorful24thatbroughtthestorytolifeandcapturedthereader’simagination,providingendlesshoursofentertainmentforbothchildrenandadultsalike.25.ThenewSTEMprogramfocuseson25womenfromlow-incomefamiliesandhelpingthemgaintheskillsandconfidencetopursuesuccessfulcareersinthefieldsofscienceandtechnology.26.Avalidwork26,withoutwhichonemayfacelegalconsequencessuchasfinesordeportation,isamustforanyforeignnationalwhowantstoapplyforajobinthiscosmopolitancity.27.Whenitwasreleasedlastmonth,themovieDreamoftheSeaquicklybecameanovernight27acrossthecountry,breakingnumerousbox-officerecordsandcausingaheateddiscussiononlineandoffline.28.Becauseofthesevereharmhehadcausedtosocietyandtheinnocentpeopleinvolved,he28aten-yearsentenceinalocalprison,wherehegraduallyrealizedtheconsequencesofhisactions.29.Afterdistributingthecookiesevenlyamongthechildren,therewasstillsomeleft,sotheydecidedtodividethe29amongthemselvesbasedonwhohadbeenthemosthelpfulduringtheday.30.Throughoutthelongcourseofhistory,mankindhasalways30bravelyandsteadilyforward,nomatterwhatunimaginabledifficulties,severechallengesorunexpecteddisasterslieinitsway.Directions:Completethefollowingsentencesorpassagebyusingthewordsandphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonemorethanyouneed.

A.litteredB.landscapeC.groundedD.maintainedE.affectionateF.blowG.thrivingH.addressI.remainingJ.investK.specificTheShiftingFlowofAdvertisingDollarsSocialmediacompaniesaresoakingupthebillionsinadvertisingdollarsthatonceflowedtotraditionalmediacompanies.Thistrendhasbeenahard31tonewsorganizations.Justtwomonthsinto2024,severalnewsorganizationsarealreadyfallingapart.TheMessengershutdowninJanuary.BuzzFeedannounceditwouldcut16%ofits32staff.Hundredsoflocaloutletshavenotbeensolucky,closingtheirdoorsasadvertisingdollarsdisappear.Thesenewsorganizationsarecrucialtothecommunities—bothlocalandnational—thattheyserve.Theyworkhardtoensurethattheirplatformsare33infactsandfreeofabuse.You’renotgoingtofindarticlespromotingbodydysmorphia(身体畸形恐惧症)inthepagesofTheNewYorkTimes.TheWallStreetJournalisnotgoingtocasuallyprovidecarelesslyriskyinvestmentadvice.CNNwillnotenrichitselfthroughindecentphotographsofminors.Ifanyofthesecompaniesgotinvolvedinsuchbehavior,itwouldbeamajorscandal.Thatwouldnotonlyleavetheirreputationsscarredbutalsochaseawayadvertisers.Asaresult,theseorganizations34heavilyincontentreview.Butthetechnologyplatforms,forsomereason,arejudgedbydifferentrules.It’snotfairtosaytheroadis35withexamplespointingtobadbehavior.It’sburiedinthem.Timeandtimeagain,companieslikeInstagram,YouTube,TikTokandothershavebeencaughtallowingharmfulcontenttoexistontheirplatforms.Inmanycases,suchcontenthasnotonlybeenpermittedtoexist,butencouragedbypowerfulalgorithms(算法).Whathappenswhentheveryhumanswhocontroltheplatformsfindoutaboutsuchcontentandarequestionedaboutit?Well,theyoftenjustreleasevaguepublicstatements.Mostofthemfailto36therootcausesinameaningfulway.Asamatteroffact,theadvertisingdollarsthatoncesupportedthecarefully37gardensoftraditionalmediaoutletshavemovedtoaworldwhichprefersprofitsandgrowthoverthepublicgood.Tobefair,brandswouldlikelyprefertoadvertiseontheplatformsofresponsiblemediaactorsversustheriskyworldofsocialmedia.ButBigTech,withalargerandyoungeraudience,offersthesebrandsmuchmoreeffectivetargeting.Tomakemattersworse,newscompanieshavebeenfartooslowtoadapttothechangingtechnological38.Theyoftencomewithuglywebsitesandappsandlackthetoolsnecessaryfortargeting39audiencesthatadvertiserswanttoreach.It’sadisasterthatwillhavegreatimpactsoncivilizationintheyearsahead.Newsorganizations,crucialtoafunctioningsociety,arebeinghollowedout(掏空),ifnotdying.Meanwhile,technologygiants,whichhaveallowedforharmfulcontenttogainafootholdinthedigitalpublicsquare,are40.四、完形填空TheUnbelievableSlownessofThinkingPeopletendtohavethesensethattheirinnerthoughtsandfeelingsaremuchricherthanwhattheycanexpressinrealtime.ElonMuskhasspokenpubliclyaboutthis“bandwidth(带宽)problem.”Muskisso41bythisproblem,infact,thathehasmadeitoneofhislong-termgoalstocreateanappthatallowsthehumanbraintocommunicatedirectlywithacomputer,42bytheslowspeedofspeakingorwriting.ButMuskwouldprobablybe43.AccordingtonewresearchpublishedinNeuron,humanbeingsthinkatafixed,extremelyslowspeedofabout10bitspersecond.Incontrast,humansensorysystemsgatherdataataboutonebillionbitspersecond.Thisbiologicalinconsistencymightcontributetothe44feelingthatourmindcanengageinseeminglyinfinitethoughtsatthesametime.“Thehumanbrainismuchless45thanwemightthink,”saysMarkusMeister,aneuroscientistattheCaliforniaInstituteofTechnology.“It’sincrediblyslowwhenitcomestomakingdecisions,andit’sridiculouslyslowerthananyofthedevicesweinteractwith.”Healsohighlightsthatourbraincanonlydoonething—46—atatime.SoevenifMuskmanagedtohookhisbrainuptoacomputer,Meistersays,hestillwouldn’tbeabletocommunicatewithitanyfasterthanhecouldifheusedatelephone.Thenewresearchbuildsondecadesofpsychologystudiesshowingthathumans47noticeonlyasmallportionofinformationfromtheirsensoryexperience.“Wecanonlypayattentiontosomuch,andthat’swhatbecomesourconsciousexperienceandentersmemory,”Meistersays.Meistercollecteddatafromstudiesacrossdifferent48,includingpsychology,neuroscience,technology,andhumanperformance.Fromresearchovernearlyacentury,theyfoundthathumancognitionhasrepeatedlybeen49asfunctioningbetweenabout5and20bitspersecond,withanaveragefigureofaround10bitspersecond.“Thiswasaverysurprisingnumber,”Zhengsays.50thisfinding,aconclusionhasbeendrawnthatthetotalamountofinformationapersoncanlearnacrosstheirlifetimecouldcomfortably51asmallthumbdrive(USBflashdisk).Humansensorysystemssuchassight,smell,andsound,52,operatemuchfaster,theauthorsfound-about100,000,000timestheratethatcognitiondoes.“Whenyouputthesenumberstogether,yourealize,ohmygod,there’sthishugegap,”Meistersays.Therichinformationrelayedbyoursensesalsocontributestoafalsenotionthatwe53theextremedetailandcontrastallaroundus.Butthat’s“demonstrablynottrue,”Meistersays.Whenpeopleareaskedtodescribewhattheyseeoutsideofthecenteroftheirgaze,they“barelymakeoutanything,”hesays.“54,wecouldbehavinglotsofdifferentthoughtsanddirectourcognitioninlotsofdifferentways,butinpractice,wecanonlyhaveonethoughtatatime,”Meistersays.Anotherproblemthatcontributestoouroverinflatedsenseofourownmind,headds,isthatwehavenomarkerofcomparison.There’snowaytostepoutsideourselvesto55thatthisisreallynotmuchtobesoproudof.”hesays.41.A.outlinedB.botheredC.justifiedD.overcome42.A.uninfluencedB.undefinedC.unlicensedD.unlisted43.A.thrilledB.securedC.disappointedD.relieved44.A.genuineB.rigidC.falseD.remarkable45.A.realisticB.naturalC.influentialD.impressive46.A.slowlyB.quicklyC.occasionallyD.massively47.A.completelyB.obviouslyC.objectivelyD.selectively48.A.meansB.fieldsC.missionsD.occupations49.A.multipliedB.orbitedC.measuredD.operated50.A.RegardlessofB.BasedonC.InplaceofD.Contraryto51.A.fitintoB.growintoC.evolveintoD.pluginto52.A.asaresultB.forinstanceC.inadditionD.ontheotherhand53.A.noticeB.persuadeC.predictD.recover54.A.InrealityB.InasenseC.IncontrastD.Inprinciple55.A.protestB.resistC.recognizeD.separate五、阅读理解GrowingupinAmericaasachildoffirst-generationChineseimmigrants,Iwasusedtolivingintwoworlds.ButasIgrewolder,theChinesesidefadedaway,inchbyinch.WhileIhappilyacceptedthebillstuckedinredenvelopesthatadultsgavetochildrenforLunarNewYearandconsumedmyweightinmooncakesduringtheMid-AutumnFestival,Ididn’tfeelconnectedtotheculture.BeforemychildrenwerebornIhadalreadydecidedthatIwouldteachthemMandarin(普通话).Ifeltthattheyoughttobeabletospeakthelanguageoftheirgrandparents,thefirstlanguagetheirmotherencountered.Parentingbooksadvisednarratingyouractionswhilewithyourbaby,soIstarteddiggingoutlong-buriedwords:“ball”,“eat”,“sleep”,“play”.However,asthisexercisecontinued,thegapsinmyMandarinbecamemoreandmoreobvious.Onemorning,whenmydaughterasked“Whatisthewordfor‘arm’?”Ipanicked.HadIalreadyreachedtheboundariesofmyknowledge?Luckily,thesedaysthereadyavailabilityofChineselanguagemedia—frombookstotelevisionshowstomusic—isamuch-neededboontoparentslikeme:second-generationimmigrantswhowanttopassthelanguageontotheirchildren.ThefirsttimeIsteppedintothelocallibraryinmyBayAreahometown,Iwasamazedtofindawell-stockedChinesesectioninthechildren’swing.ThetaleoftheMonkeyKingandthelegendofChang’eimmediatelycaughtmydaughter’simagination.WhenIseemysonconversewithhisgrandfatherinMandarinorwhenmydaughterinsistsonfishforLunarNewYear,thetimespentreadingallthosebookscloselyfeelswell-spent.MyyoungestchildrecitedLiBai’s“QuietNightThoughts”fortheMoonFestivalperformanceathispreschoollastfall.ForgenerationsofChinesechildren,it’sthefirstpieceofliteraturetheymemorize.It’sperformedforalloccasions,butmostoftenfortheMoonFestival.Itsfourlinesdescribehowtheglowofthefullmoonremindsthepoetofhisdistanthome.Decadesago,myChineseteacherexplainedtomehowthesteadfast(坚定不移的)moonconnectsallthosewhoseekitslight,nomatterhowfaraparttheyare.So,too,doeslanguage.Itinfluencescultureandhistoryandmemory,andconnectsfuturegenerationstopastones.Beforemybedthebrightmoon’sglowSeemslikefrostonthegroundRaisingmyhead,IgazeatthemoonLoweringmyhead,IthinkofhomeMyson’svoicerangoutwithconfidenceandhisarmssweptuptoindicatethemoonabove.Joyandwonderlitupmyfather’sfaceashelistenedtothefamiliarversesfromthemouthofhisgrandson:versesthathadbeenspokenbymyfatherandmygrandparentswhentheywerestudentsinChina,andbycountlessboysandgirlsbeforethat.56.Wecanlearnfromthefirstparagraphthattheauthor________.

A.wasbroughtupinanall-EnglishenvironmentB.oncelosthersenseofbelongingtoChinesecultureC.wasdeeplyattractedbyChineseculturewhenshewasachildD.preferredLunarNewYearandtheMid-AutumnFestivaltoanyotherfestival57.Accordingtothearticle,howdidtheauthorteachherchildrenMandarin?①BysendingthemtoaChineseschoolintheBayArea.②BybringingthemtothelocallibrarytoreadChinesebooks.③ByspeakingthewordsofheractionsinMandarinwhilewiththem.④BymakinguseofChineselanguagemedia,suchasbooks,televisionshowsandmusic.

A.①②③B.①②④C.①③④D.②③④58.Accordingtothearticle,whensherealizedthatherchildrenwereveryinterestedinChineseculture,theauthor________.

A.feltreconnectedtoChinesecultureB.wasfullofhopefortheinheritanceofChinesecultureC.thoughtofherownexperienceoflearningChineseasachildD.feltthatallhereffortstoteachthemMandarinhadbeenworthit59.What’sthemainideaofthisarticle?

A.Languageplaysanimportantroleinpassingdownfamilytraditions.B.Languageandculturearecapableofconnectingpeoplethroughouttimeandspace.C.LearningChinesepoemsisagreatwaytodeepenyourknowledgeoftheChineselanguage.D.KnowingtheChineselanguagewillprovideyouwithabetterunderstandingofChineseculture.2022PulitzerPrizeContestOpentoBookEntriesThe2022PulitzerPrizeBookscompetitionisnowopen.Thecompetitionforthe2022awardsinFiction,USHistory,Biography,PoetryandGeneralNonfictionhasopened.Asentrantsbegintopreparesubmissions,thePulitzerPrizeOfficewouldliketoofferabriefguidetotheprocess:Therecommendeddeadlineforbookspublishedinthefirsthalfof2021isnowThursday,July15,2021.Thefinaldeadlineforalleligible(有资格的)bookspublishedin2021,includingthosescheduledforpublicationinthefinalquarteroftheyear,isFriday,October15,2021.Thecriteriaforentryinallbookcategoriesremainthesameasforthe2021awards:BooksmustbesubmittedasPDFe-books.Allmaterialsmustbeuploadedelectronicallytotheentrysite,wherethe$75handlingfeeforeachentrymaybechargedviacreditcard.Duetothepandemic,wecannotacceptshipmentsofbooksandotherphysicalmedia,norcanweacceptcheckorcashpayments.Inordertobeeligible,enteredbooksmustbeavailableforpurchaseashardcopies;asstatedinourPlanofAward,“eligibilityfortheseawardsshallberestrictedtoworksfirstpublishedintheUnitedStatesduringtheyear,andmadeavailableinhardcoverorboundpaperbackforpurchasebythegeneralpublic.”Titlesreleasedexclusivelyase-booksduringthecyclearethusineligible.UnitedStatescitizenshipremainsaprerequisite(前提条件)forentryintheFiction,Biography,PoetryandGeneralNonfictioncategories.Permanentresidencydoesnotsatisfythecitizenshiprequirement.Anyonesubmittinganentrymustconfirmthatauthorsmeetthisrequirementbeforeproceedingwiththeirsubmission.OtherwiseeligibleworksbyentrantswithunsettledUScitizenshipmaybesubmittedwiththewarningthattheywillnotbereleasedtothejuryuntilthenaturalizationprocessiscompleteandconfirmed.IfthisdoesnotoccurbytheOctoberdeadline,anyresultingentrieswillberefunded.Technicalspecificationsregardinge-booksareavailableontheentryformatthePulitzerentrysite:.Inordertoaccesstheform,entrantsmustcreateanaccountontheentrysite;afterdoingso,clickonthe“SubmitanEntry”buttononthetopscrollbartoaccesstheform.Foreaseofnavigability,pleaseuseadesktop,laptoportabletwhilesubmittingentries.The“HowtoEnter”pageat/page/how-enteroffersdetailedguidelinesfortheBooks,DramaandMusiccompetitions.ThePulitzerPrizestaffarealwaysavailableforassistance.Pleaseemailpulitzer@withanyquestionsorgeneralinquiries.60.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thecompetitionhasanentryconditionastotheentrant’snationality.B.Booksreadyforpublicationinthefinalquarteroftheyeararenoteligible.C.Ahardcopycombinedwithitselectronicversionisnotqualifiedfortheprize.D.Thebookentriessubmittedwillneverberefundedwhethertheyareeligibleornot.61.Ifanentrantwantstoreadtheguidelinesforthecompetitionsindetail,whatshouldhedo?

A.Loginonto.B.Check/page/how-enter.C.Emailpulitzer@.D.Clickonthe“SubmitanEntry”button.62.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Howtowriteawinningbook.B.Howtoenterforthecompetition.C.Howtopromotethewriter’sbook.D.Howtoincludee-booksinthecontest.Asthesunsetheremembered,togivehimselfmoreconfidence,thetimeinthetavernatCasablancawhenhehadplayedthehandgamewiththegreatnegrofromCienfuegoswhowasthestrongestmanonthedocks.Theyhadgoneonedayandonenightwiththeirelbowsonachalklineonthetableandtheirforearmsstraightupandtheirhandsgrippedtight.Eachonewastryingtoforcetheother’shanddownontothetable.Therewasmuchbettingandpeoplewentinandoutoftheroomunderthekerosenelightsandhehadlookedatthearmandhandofthenegroandatthenegro’sface.Theychangedtherefereeseveryfourhoursafterthefirsteightsothattherefereescouldsleep.Bloodcameoutfromunderthefingernailsofbothhisandthenegro’shandsandtheylookedeachotherintheeyeandattheirhandsandforearmsandthebettorswentinandoutoftheroomandsatonhighchairsagainstthewallandwatched.Thewallswerepaintedbrightblueandwereofwoodandthelampsthrewtheirshadowsagainstthem.Thenegro’sshadowwashugeanditmovedonthewallasthebreezemovedthelamps.Theoddswouldchangebackandforthallnightandtheyfedthenegrorumandlightedcigarettesforhim.Thenthenegro,aftertherum,wouldtryforatremendouseffortandoncehehadtheoldman,whowasnotanoldmanthenbutwasSantiagoElCampeon,nearlythreeinchesoffbalance.Buttheoldmanhadraisedhishanduptodeadevenagain.Hewassurethenthathehadthenegro,whowasafinemanandagreatathlete,beaten.Andatdaylightwhenthebettorswereaskingthatitbecalledadrawandtherefereewasshakinghishead,hehadunleashedhiseffortandforcedthehandofthenegrodownanddownuntilitrestedonthewood.ThematchhadstartedonaSundaymorningandendedonaMondaymorning.ManyofthebettorshadaskedforadrawbecausetheyhadtogotoworkonthedocksloadingsacksofsugarorattheHavanaCoalCompany.Otherwiseeveryonewouldhavewantedittogotoafinish.Buthehadfinisheditanywayandbeforeanyonehadtogotowork.ForalongtimeafterthateveryonehadcalledhimTheChampionandtherehadbeenareturnmatchinthespring.ButnotmuchmoneywasbetandhehadwonitquiteeasilysincehehadbrokentheconfidenceofthenegrofromCienfuegosinthefirstmatch.Afterthathehadafewmatchesandthennomore.Hedecidedthathecouldbeatanyoneifhewantedtobadlyenoughandhedecidedthatitwasbadforhisrighthandforfishing.Hehadtriedafewpracticematcheswithhislefthand.Buthislefthandhadalwaysbeenatraitorandwouldnotdowhathecalledonittodoandhedidnottrustit.QuotedfromTheOldManandtheSea63.Sincetheoldmanisthemaincharacter,inthehandgame,whydoesHemingwayputmoreeffortsindescribinghisopponentthenegro?

A.BecauseHemingwayhimselfisananti-racistwhowantstosupportthecoloredrace.B.Bydoingso,heindirectlyshowshowstronganddeterminedtheoldmanistoreaders.C.Heshiftsreaders’attentiontoanewcharactertoneutralizethenervousatmosphere.D.Thereisnoneedtodescribetheoldmanbecauseheiswell-knowntoallreaders.64.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unleashed”inparagraph2mean?

A.spareB.restrictC.reduceD.loose65.WhichofthefollowingsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Manybettorswereafraidoflosingtheirmoneysotheywantedtocallthegameadraw.B.Theoldmanhadowedhisvictoryoverthenegromoretohiswillthantohisstrength.C.TherefereehadbeenconvincedbythebettorsthatthegamebeconsideredadrawD.Regularhandgamesshouldbeagoodpracticetoenhancetheoldman’sfishingskills66.Whatcanbeinferredfromthewholepassage?

A.TheoldmandefeatedthenegromorethanonceinthematcheswithhiswillpowerB.Manyworkersworkingonthedockshadshowednorespecttowardstheoldman.C.Theoldmanhadtoself-feedhimselfalotsoastostaycompetitiveinthegame.D.Thenegrowasnotasstrongandathleticastheoldmanhadexpectedhimtobe.Atthestartofnearlyeverydoctor’svisit,chancesareyouwillbeaskedtosteponascaleandgetyourweightmeasuredforthatday’sexamrecord.Butmanyconversationsaroundweighthavebecomeanobstacle,notahelp,inthecampaigntomakepeoplehealthier.Higherbodymassesareassociatedwithincreasedriskfordiseaseslikehypertension,diabetesandcoronarydisease.Manystudiesofhundredsofthousandsofpatientshaveshownthatheavierpeopleareathigherriskfortheseillnesses.Butthebigpictureisnotthewholepicture.Researchershaveidentifiedasubsetofobesepeopleconsideredtobe“metabolicallyhealthy”—meaningtheydonotexhibitelevatedbloodpressureorthediabetesindicat

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