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B.boundaries;

C.collective;

D.confident;

E.differences;

F.relatively;

G.subtle;

H.sober;

I.simply;

J.links;

K.dramatically;

L.similarly;

M.distant;

N.sensitive;

O.prospects;

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Peoplewhohavedirectlyexperiencedfloodingaremorelikelytobeworriedaboutclimatechangeandwillingtoadoptenergy-savingbehavior,accordingtoanewstudybasedonarecentsurveyof1,822individualsacrosstheUnitedKingdom.

Thenewstudyfoundthatthosewhoreportexperienceoffloodingexpressmoreconcernoverclimatechange,seeitaslessuncertain,andfeelmore①__________thattheiractionswillhaveaneffectonclimatechange.Importantly,theseperceptual（认知的）②_____alsotranslateintoagreaterwillingnesstosaveenergytomitigateclimatechange.

Previouspsychologicalresearchsuggeststhatmanypeopleare姓名班级学号

relativelyunconcernedaboutclimatechangebecausetheyperceiveitasa

③________issuethatwillnotdirectlyaffectthem.Buttheauthorsofthenewstudysaytheirresultssuggestthatdrawing④_____betweenlocalweathereventsandclimatechangeislikelytobeausefulstrategyforincreasingconcernandaction.

Anearlierstudyconductedaftermajor.floodsin1998and2000found⑤_________similarlevelsofconcerninthosedirectlyaffectedbyfloodingandthosewhodidnothavethatexperience.Butgiventhat⑥________severefloodingeventsstruckEnglandsince2003,theBritishresearchteamdecidedtorevisittheissue.

ElkeWeber—aprofessorofbusinessandpsychologyatColumbiaUniversity—calledthefindingssurprisingandimportant.FollowingthefailedclimatechangenegotiationsinCopenhagen,the⑦_________forsufficientpublicconcernaboutclimatechangeandpoliticalwilltoreducecarbonemissionshaveseemeddim.However,recenteventsinTunisia（突尼斯）,Egyptandothercountrieshaveshownthatincreasesintheperceivedeffectivenessofindividualand⑧_________actioncanchange⑨________andbehaviorsquicklyand⑩___________.Thenewstudy’sfindings,Weberadded,provideaglimmerofhopethatsimilar‘tippingpoint’dynamicsmightexistinthedomainofclimatechange.

姓名班级学号分数

A.apparently;

B.excel;

;

;

D.genius;

E.insightful;

F.intimate;

H.ultimate;

I.investigate;

;

;

L.unknown;

;

O.positively;

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AlbertEinstein,thefatherofmodernphysics,isthemostinfluentialphysicistofthe20thcentury.MostpeopleconsiderEinsteintobea①_______,andyethemadea/an②_________personalobservation.Hesaid,“Ihavenospecialtalents.Iamonlypassionatelycurious.”There’sbothhumilityandhopeinthatstatement.Peopletendtoassumehehasspecialtalentsthatleadtobrilliance.③__________,talentcanhelpachievebrilliance,butitisnotenough.Itstartswithcuriosity.Asadistinctivevalue,curiositymeansinquisitiveness（好追根究底）oreagerto④__________andlearnmore.Forsome,curiositycomesnaturally,andalltheyneedtodoisto⑤______itup.Forothers,fearholdsthem

姓名班级学号

backfrombeinginquisitive.

Thatsortofstatementonlyfeedsthe⑥________fearthatpreventsreallearningandgrowing.Butwhenyouencourageacurious⑦______,likeEinstein’s,youfeedthehungertoexplorethe⑧_________andtestnewtheories.That’swhatleadstomasteringasubjectandbecomingknownasanexpert.SowhataboutyouAreyoupassionatelycuriousHaveyoufoundawaytocreateapowerfuleffectwithyourcuriosity,takingoneinsightandbuildingitintoanotheroneIfso,youhavethepotentialto⑨______togreatness,andchangetheworld—likewhatEinsteindid.Andifyouthinkabouta⑩________forsuccess,considerEinstein’sfamousequationofE=mc2.Youcancomeupwithanewwayofusingtheequation,whichisExcellence=MasteryxCuriosity2.Thereispowerincuriosityforcuriosityhasitsownreasonforexisting.

A.accessible;

B.constant;

E.investigation;

F.Limits;

G.programs;

M.rewarding;

N.technology;

O.;

typical

In2015DoreethaDanielsreceivedherassociatedegreeinsocialsciencesfromCollegeoftheCanyons,California.ButDanielswasn’ta①_________.student:

Shewas99yearsold.Talkingabouthergraduation,Danielsindicatedthatshewantedtogetherdegreesimplytobetterherself;

hersixyearsofschoolduringthat②_________wereatestamenttoherwill,determination,andcommitmenttolearning.

FewofuswillpursuecollegedegreesatDaniels’age,orevenasmid-careerprofessionals（thoughrecent③_________indicatethatincreasing