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Thereportindicatesthat5.6millioninfantdeathsand2,000,000maternalDeathscouldbepreventedthisyearifwomenchosetohavetheirschildren____3
withinthesafestyearswithadequateintervalsamongbirthsandlimitedtheir____4
familiestomoderatesize.
Thisamountstoabouthalfofthe9.8millioninfantand370.000maternaldeathsindevelopingcountries,excludedChina,estimatedforthisyearby____5
theUnitedNation’sChildren’sFundandtheUSCentersforDiseaseControlrespectably.Chinawasexcludedbecauseveryfewbirthsoccurinthehighriskcategories.____6
Thereportsaysthatevidencesfromaroundtheworldshowstheriskof____7
maternalorinfantillanddeathisthehighestinfourspecifictypesof____8
pregnancy;
pregnanciesbeforethemotheris18yearold;
thoseafterthe____9
motheris35yearsold;
pregnanciesafterfourbirths;
andthoselesserthantwoyearsapart.____10
第二期
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Home,sweethome"
isaphrasethatexpressanessentialattitudeintheUnitedStates.Whethertherealityoflifeinthefamilyhouseissweetornosweet,thecherishedidealofhome_____1
hasgreatimportanceformanypeople.
ThisidealisavitalpartoftheAmericandream.Thisdream,dramatizedinthehistoryofnineteenthcenturyEuropeansettlersofAmericanWest,wastofindapieceofplace,buildahouse_____2
forone'
sfamily,andstartedafarm.Thesesmallhouseholdswere_____3
portraitsofindependence:
theentirefamily-mother,father,children,evengrandparents-liveinasmallhouseandworkingtogetherto___4
supporteachother.Anyoneunderstoodthelife-and-deathimportance_____5
offamilycooperationandhardwork.AlthoughmostpeopleintheUnitedStatesnolongerliveonfarms,buttheidealofhomeownership_____6
isjustasstronginthetwentiethcenturyasitwasinthenineteenth.
WhenU.SsoldierscamehomebeforeWorldWarⅡ,forexample,_____7
theydreamedofbuyinghousesandstartingfamilies.Buttherewas_____8
atremendousboominhomebuilding.Thenewhouses,typicallyinthesuburbs,wereoftensmallandmoreorlessidentical,butitsatisfied_____9
adeepneed.Manyregardedthesingle-familyhousethebasisoftheirwayoflife._____10
第三期
Weliveinasocietywhichthereisalotoftalkaboutscience,butIwouldsay_____1
thattherearenot5percentofthepeoplewhoareequippedwithschool,includingcollege,tounderstandscientificreasoning.Wearemoreignorantofscienceaspeople_____2
withcomparableeducationinWesternEurope.Therearealotofkidswhoknoweverythingaboutcomputers—howtobuildthem,howtotakethemapart,andhowtowriteprogramsforgames.Soifyouask_____3
themtoexplainabouttherinciplesofphysicsthathavegoneintocreatingthe_____4
computer,youdon’thavefaintestidea._____5
Thefailuretounderstandscienceleadstosuchthingsliketheneglectofhuman_____6
creativepower.Italsotakesrisetoblurringofthedistinctionbetweenscienceand_____7
technology.Lotsofpeopledon’tdifferbetweenthetwo.Scienceistheproductionof_____8
newknowledgethatcanbeappliedornot,andtechnologyistheapplicationofknowledgetotheproductionofsomeproducts,machineryorthelike.Thetwoarereallydifferent,andpeoplewhohavethefacultyforoneveryseldomhaveafacultyfortheothers._____9
Scienceinitselfisharmless,moreorless.Butassoonasitcanprovidetechnology,it’snotnecessarilyharmful.Nosocietyhasyetearnedtoforecasttheconsequencesofnewtechnology,whichcanbeenormous._____10
第四期
Whatisablackhole?
Well,itisdifficulttoanswerthequestion,asthetermswewouldnormallyusetodescribeascientificphenomenon__1
areadequatehere.Astronomersandscientiststhinkthatablackholeis__2
aregionofspacewhichmatterhasfallenandfromwhichnothingcan__3
escape—notevenlight.Butwecan’tseeablackhole.Ablackhole__4
exertsastronggravitationalpullandyetithasnomatter.Itisonlyspace—orthuswethink.Howcanthishappen?
__5
Thetheoryisthatsomestarsexplodewhentheirdensityincreasestoaparticularpoint;
they“collapse”andsometimesasupernovaoccurs.
Thecollapseofastarmayproducea“WhiteDwarf”ofa“neutronstar”—astarwhichmatterissodensethatifcontinuallyshrinksbytheforceof__6
itsowngravity.Butifthestarisverylarge,thisprocessofshrinkingmaybesointensethatablackholeresultsin.Imaginetheearthreducedtothe__7
sizeofamarble,butstillhavingthesamemassesandastronger__8
gravitationalpull,andyouhavesomeideasofth