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考试科目名称:
二外英语
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PartIReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)(2×
10=20points)
Directions:
Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestionsontheAnswerSheet.
Forquestions1-7,mark
Y(forYES)ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage;
N(forNO)ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage;
NG(forNOTGIVEN)iftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage.
Forquestions8-10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.
IsYourLifeWorth30MinutesaDay?
Don’tbeafraidoftheEword—itcouldmeanyoursurvival.Peoplewhoaren’tengaginginregularexercisecanreapsignificanthealthbenefitsiftheyaccumulate30minutesofmoderate-intensityphysicalactivitymostdaysoftheweek.
Whatcanhelppreventstroke(中风),heartdiseaseandsomecancer?
Whatcanliftdepression,easearthritis(关节炎)painandincreaseboththelengthandqualityoflife—tonamejustafewofitsbenefits?
“Ifpackedintoapill,”sumsupDr.RobertButler,formerdirectoroftheNationalInstituteonAging,“itwouldbethesinglemostwidelyprescribed(写处方)andbeneficialmedicineinthenation.“Bestofall,itisfreeandavailabletoeveryone.”
ExerciseCanHelpPeopleStayHealthy
Giveup?
TheansweristheEword:
exercise.Butyoudon’thavetochangeintogymshortsor,heavenforbid,sweatforanhour.Instead,theU.S.SurgeonGeneral’sreportPhysicalActivityandHealthoffersthissimpleexerciseprescription:
peoplewhoaren’tengaginginregularexercisecanreapsignificanthealthbenefitsiftheyaccumulate30minutesofmoderate-intensityphysicalactivitymostdaysoftheweek.
AmericansExpendMuchLessEnergyandTimeonExercise
Americanstodayexpendmuchlessenergythandidpreviousgenerations,perhapsasmuchasafewhundredcaloriesperdayless.Allthe“advances”thatmakeourliveseasier—likee-commerce(电子商务),andautomaticdoors—contributetothecurrentepidemic(流行病)ofobesity(肥胖)andrelateddisease.
Expertssaythatifyouexpendjusttenextracaloriesadaybybeingmoreactive,overayearyoucanloseapound—mostlyfat.Andifyouburn150extracaloriesaday—theequivalentofa30-minutes’walk—inayearthat’stenpounds.(Ifyoualsoeat150caloriesless—that’sabouthalfacandybar—youcouldloseanadditionaltenpounds.)
Thesadfactisthatonlyabout15percentofAmericanadultsengageregularlyinvigorousphysicalactivityforatleast20minutesthreetimesaweek.Morethan60percentarenotregularlyphysicallyactive,and25percentaretotallysedentary(久坐的).
TheBenefitofModerateExercise
Yetthebenefitsofmoderateexerciseareamazing.Considerhowexercisehelpsthefollowing:
diabetes(糖尿病).ThenumberofAmericansdiagnosedwithdiabeteshasincreasedsixfoldsince1958,toarecordhighoftenmillionpresentedby.Thisalarmingriseislinkedtoourexpandingwaistlines,junkfooddietandinactivity.Someexpertsfeelthatthemostcommonformofdiabetesispreventablewithaproperdiet—andregularactivity.Indiabetics,thehormoneinsulin(荷尔蒙胰岛素)doesnotproperlyregulateglucose(葡萄糖)levelsintheblood.Whenpeopleexercise,thebodyfuelstheactivitybytakingglucoseoutoftheirbloodtouseforenergy.
ExerciseCanHelpPatientsSufferingfromtheFollowingDiseases
HeartAttacksandStroke.Oneofthesimplest,safest,leastexpensiveandmosteffectivestrategiesforimprovinghearthealthisfrequentlyneglected:
exercise.Itreducesbloodpressureandcanhelpraisethelevelof“good”cholesterol(胆固醇),whilelowering“bad”cholesterolwhencombinedwithdietarychanges.
Remember:
foreveryonepercentreductioninbloodcholesterol,theoccurrenceofcoronary(冠状动脉的)heartdiseaseisreducedbytwopercent.Moreover,peoplewhoexerciseonehourperdaycuttheirriskforstrokenearlyinhalf,accordingtoastudyof11,130HarvardUniversityalumni(男女校友).
MentalHealth.WhenaskedwhyshestartedswimmingduringherfreshmanyearatBostonUniversity,world-classenduranceswimmerJulieRidgereplied,“Itwasamentalthing.”Whilesedentarypeoplemayassumethatworkingoutisaboutlookinggood,habitualexerciserslikeRidgeknowthatitislargelyaboutfeelinggood.Agrowingbodyofresearchshowsthatphysicalactivitydoes,indeed,exerta“feelgood”effectthatcanworkasapowerfultreatmentfordepression.
Arthritis.Manypeople—includingsomephysicians—stillhaven’theardthenewmessagethatexercisecanhelppeoplewitharthritisnowaffectingnearly43millionAmericans.“We’vecomefromthinkingthatphysicalfitnesswasimpossibleforpeoplewitharthritistoknowthatexerciseisoneofthebestwaystomanage