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Lookatme,feelingsorryformyselfbecauseIdon'
tgetwhatIwant!
DoInotthinkothersareinthesameboat,orworse?
Thereareworsethingsthannothavingabeautifuldress.
Mymotherwillhandmethelisttoday.IwillmakethesamejourneyandprobablyseesomethingIwantbutcannothave.ButbeforeIstarttofeelsorryformyself,Iwillrememberthekindstrangerwiththebigsmile,andIwillgrabthelastitem,andcheckout.
21.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromthefirstparagraph?
A.Sheisrushingtogethome.
B.Shecomesfromapoorfamily.
C.Sheneverbuysherselfnewclothes.
D.Sheenjoysdoingthefamilyshopping.
22.Whydoestheauthorfeelangryasshewalkshome?
A.Herapplesdropontheroad.
B.Shegetsnothingforhereffort.
C.Sheisexpectedtodotoomuch.
D.Herfamilypaylittleattentiontoher.
23.Theauthorspeaksveryfewwordstothemanbecause_____.
A.shethinksheisabadman
B.shehasnevermethimbefore
C.sheisinahurrytodootherwork
D.shedoesn'
tlikethewayhe'
sdressed
24.What'
sthebesttitleforthetext?
A.Adifficultdailyjob
B.Learntounderstand
C.Mygreatestinfluence
D.Savemoneyforthefuture
B
Onepartoftheworldisstilllargelyunexplored.Itisthedeepsea.Overtheyears,manypeoplehaveexploredunderthesea.Butthefirstdeep-seadivers(潜水员)wantedtofindsunkentreasure.Theyweren'
treallyinterestedinstudyingthecreaturesoflifethere.Onlyrecentlyhavetheybeguntolearnsomeofthemysteriesofthesea.
It'
snoteasytoexplorethedeepsea.Adivermusthaveawayofbreathingunderwater.Hemustbeabletoprotecthimselffromgreatpressure(压力).Thepressureofairisabout15poundsoneverysquareinch.Butthepressureofwaterisabout1,300poundsoneverysquareinch!
Thefirstdivingsuits(潜水服)weremadeofrubber.Theyhadametalhelmet(头盔)withwindowsinit.Theshoesweremadeofleadandweighedtwentypoundseach!
Thesesuitsletdiversgodownafewhundredfeet,buttheywerenogoodforexploringtheverydeepwaters.Withametaldivingsuit,adivercouldgodown700feet.Metalsuitswerefirstusedinthe1930s.
In1927,adivernamedWilliamBeebewantedtoexploredeeperthananyonehadevergonebefore.Hewasnotinterestedinfindingtreasure.Hewantedtostudythecreaturesandplantsofthesea.HisfriendinventedametalballcalledtheBathysphere.Itweighedmorethan5,000pounds,butinitBeebewentdown3,028feet.Hesawmanythingsthathadneverbeenseenbyhumansbefore.
25.Peoplewhofirstexploredthedeepseahopedto_____.
A.learnabouttheanimalsandplantsofthesea
B.solvesomemysteriesaboutthesea
C.haveanexcitingtripinthesea
D.discovertreasureunderthesea
26.Accordingtothetext,whatmake(s)deep-seadivingdifficult?
A.Thepressureofwater.
B.Thetemperatureofwater.
C.Thedangerousseacreatures.
D.Theheavybreathingequipment.
27.Comparedwithrubberdivingsuits,metaldivingsuits_____.
A.hadwindowsinthemetalhelmet
B.weighedtwentymorepounds
C.weregoodforexploringdeeperwaters
D.begantobeusedmuchearlier
28.WhatdoweknowaboutWilliamBeebefromthetext?
A.Hebrokethedivingrecordinhistime.
B.Hefailedtofindthetreasurehewanted.
C.Hemetsomethingterribleunderthesea.
D.Hewasthefirstdivertoexplorethedeepsea.
C
Oneday,apatientcametoseeme.Heworkedasawaiterinarestaurantandhisproblemwasacidreflux(胃酸倒流),adiseasethatinfluencesasmanyas40percentofAmericans,amarkedincreaseinrecentyears.Refluxcanleadtoesophageal(食道的)cancer,whichhasincreasedbyabout500percentsincethe1970s.Thedrugsweusetotreatrefluxdon'
talwaysworkandmayevenincreasetheriskofdevelopingcancerwhenusedlongterm.
Whatisresponsiblefortheseworryingdevelopments?
Forone,ourpoordiet,withitshugeincreasesintheintakeofsugar,fat,softdrinks,andunhealthyfoods.Butanotherimportantfacthasbeenoverlooked:
dinnertime.Overthepasttwentyyears,thetimeofmypatients'
eveningmealshasbecomelaterandlater.Dinner—alreadypushedbackbylongerworkhours—isoftenfurtherdelayed(推迟)byactivitiessuchasshoppingandexercise.
Inmyexperience,thesinglemostimportanttreatmentforrefluxistoavoidlateeating.Apatientwithrefluxcametoseemebecauseherfatherandunclediedofesophagealcancer,andshewasafraidofgettingittoo.Hernightlyroutine(常规)includeda9p.m.dinnerwithatleasttwobottlesofredwine.Therefluxwasserious,andchangeswereneeded.
Shelistened,thendidnotcomebacktoseemeforayear.“Forthefirsttwomonths,Ijusthatedyou,”shetoldme,“andforthenexttwomonths,Iwashavingsometroubleeating.IguessedIwasgoingtodieofesophagealcancer.”Thensheadded,“Youknow,we'
rethereasonthatit'
snotsoeasytoget6p.m.reservations(预约)atthegoodrestaurantsanymore.”
Tostoptheincreaseinrefluxdisease,wehavetostopeatingatleastthreehoursbeforebed.Asformywaiterpatient?
Itoldhimtoeatdinnerbefore7p.m.Withinsixweeks,hisrefluxwasgone.
29.Thediseasethewaitercaughtis_____.
A.ontherise
B.easytocontrol
C.unusualinAmerica
D.themostdangerouscancer
30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“overlooked”inParagraph2mean?
A.Talkedaboutalot.
B.Paidnoattentionto.
C.Carefullylookedinto.
D.Takenintoconsideration.
31.Whydidthewomanpatienthatetheauthor?
A.Hespokeofherdeadfatheranduncle.
B.Heaskedhertochangehereatinghabits.
C.Hecouldn'
tfindawaytodealwithherproblem.
D.Hecouldn'
tmakeherhealthyagainwithinayear.
32.Theauthorwritesthetexttotellus_____.
A.nottoworklateatnight
B.toavoideatingatrestaurants
C.unhealthyfoodscausecancer
D.thedangerofeatinglateatnight
D
OpenCambridge
3pm-5pm
BuildingstonesofCambridge
MeetoutsidetheSedgwickMuseumofEarthSciences
ExploresomeofthemainrocksusedforbuildingCambridge.LearnwheretheycamefromandhowtheyweretransportedhereandseetheWatsonCollection,whichisusuallyclosedtothepublic.ThiswalkingtourisledbyDrNigelWoodcockfromtheDepartmentofEarthSciences.
Ages12+,Pre-book(预约)
11am-12.30pm
HistoricCambridge
MeetbehindGreatStMary'
sChurch
Cambridgeiswell-knownforitsbeautifulbuildingsandrichhistory,andispackedwithfamousnamesandgreatachievements.ThistourwillintroduceyoutosomeofthepeopleandplacesthathavemadeCambridgethepowerhouseitistoday.
Ages10+,Pre-book
10.30am-12.30pm
CambridgeUniversityPress(出版社)
UniversityPrintingHouse
DrRosalindGrooms,PressArchivist,presentsthehistoryofthePressfrom1534inanintroductorytalk.KevinTaylor,BoardDirector,followswithadescriptionofactivitiesandplans.AvisittothePressMuseumisincluded.
Adults,Pre-book
11.30am-12.30pm
ThehistoryofrowinginCambridge
PittBuilding
Howdidrowinggofrombeinganartisan'
s(匠人的)job,toanactivityforgentlemenandthenontoanOlympicsporttheUKisgoodat?
ChrisDalley,businessmanandformerCambridge'
srower,talksaboutthesport'
shistoryandCambridge'
spartinitspast,presentandfuture.
Ages14+,Dropin
TheactivitiestakeplaceonbothFridaysandSaturdaysofthismonth.BookingisimportantandnecessaryforallPre-bookevents.Pleasebookbyvisiting:
opencambridge.cam.ac.uk,orbytelephoning:
01223766766.
33.WhenisthetouraroundtheWatsonCollection?
A.10.30am-12.30pm.
B.11am-12.30pm.
C.11.30am-12.30pm.
D.3pm-5pm.
34.Whichactivityisdesignedonlyforadults?
A.HistoricCambridge.
B.CambridgeUniversityPress.
C.BuildingstonesofCambridge.
D.ThehistoryofrowinginCambridge.
35.Whowillgiveatalkonasport?
A.RosalindGrooms.
B.NigelWoodcock.
C.ChrisDalley.
D.KevinTaylor.
第二节(共5小题;
每小题2分,满分10分)
根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
选项中有两项为多余选项。
Thetraditionofbirthdaypartiesstartedalongtimeago.Peoplethoughtthattherewasaspecialdangerfromevil(邪恶的)spirits,sofriendsandfamilycametogethertobringgoodthoughtsandwishesandevenpresents.
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Butastimewentby,childrenandthenadultsbegantohavetheirownbirthdaycelebrations.Therearesometraditions—suchassendingbirthdaycards,blowingoutthecandlesonabirt