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OrwouldIsimplybedisappointedbecauseitwasn'

tasenjoyableasI'

dhoped?

Whentheheavydoorshutbehindme,Iwasthrownintodarkness.Forthefirstfewseconds,beinginsuchaquietplacemademefeelnervous.Itriedtohearsomethingandheard…nothing.Then,afteraminuteortwo,Ibecameawareofthesoundofmybreathing,soIheldmybreath.Thesoundofmyheartbeatbecameapparent—nothingIcoulddoaboutthat.Astheminuteswentby,Istartedtohearthebloodrushinginmybody.Yourearsbecomemoresensitiveasaplacegetsquieter,andmineweregoingovertime.Iheardmyskinmovingovermyhead,whichwasastrangenoiseIcouldn'

texplain.Thefeelingofpeacewasspoiledbyalittledisappointment—thisplacewasn'

tquietatall.

Ididn'

tfeelafraidandcameoutonlybecausemytimewasup;

Iwouldhappilyhavespentlongerinthere.EveryonewasimpressedthatI'

dbeatentherecord,buthavingspentsolongsearchingforquiet,Iwascomfortablewiththefeelingofabsolutestillness.AfterwardsIfeltwonderfullyrestedandcalm.

Ifoundthatmakingspaceformomentsofquietinmydayisthekeytohappiness—theygiveyouachancetothinkaboutwhatyouwantinlife.Howcanyoureallyfocusonwhat'

simportantifyou'

redistractedbyconstantbackgroundnoise?

Ifyoucanoccasionallybecomemasterofyourownsoundenvironment—fromturningofftheTVtomovingtothecountry,asIdid—youbecomealotmoreacceptingofthenoisesofeverydaylife.

1.Whydidthewriterlovetotraveleverywhere?

A.Tofindaplacetoenjoyhimself.

B.Tostudythecustomsofothercountries.

C.Todiscoverwhetherabsolutesilenceexists.

D.Toescapefromthebackgroundroarofvehicles.

2.ItisimpliedinParagraph2thatastronauts______.

A.shouldbetrainedintheanechoichall

B.shouldlearntocopewiththesilenceofspace

C.shouldknockonthedoortomakenoises

D.shouldsensesomethingwaswrongbynoises

3.Thewritercouldhearthefollowingintheanechoichallexcept______.

A.breathingB.heartbeat

C.bloodrushingD.light

4.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat______.

A.you'

dgetmoresensitiveinaquietplace

B.you'

dhavetobedeadforabsolutesilence

C.thewriterfelttiredandcalmwhenhecameout

D.thewriterwentoutofthehallduetoextremefear

5.Whichofthefollowingwillthewriteragreewith?

A.Hisdesireforsilencechangedhislife.

B.Hisexperiencenarrowlydrovehimmad.

C.Weshouldtryourbesttolivewithoutnoises.

D.Oursufferingsareboundtobelinkedtonoises.

（2）

（2012·

湖南教育考试院一模）EarlyonecoolSeptembermorningwhenIwassixteenyearsold,Ijumpedoutofmybed,headedforthebathroom.Asplitsecondaftermyfeethitthefloor,mybottomfollowed.IknewIhadn'

ttrippedorfallenoveranything.WhenItriedtostand,Ifoundthatmylegswouldnotholdmeup.Irememberfeelingtotallyconfused.

TheresultwasthatIwouldlikelyneverwalkagain.Ifellapart.Asateenager,themostimportantthingtomewasbeingwithmyfriends,somethingthatsuddenlyseemedimpossible.IwasparticularlyupsetbecausetheschoolIhadattendedmywholelifewasn'

twheelchairaccessible,whichmeantthatIwouldn'

tbegraduatingthefollowingyearwithmyclass.Iwasconvincedthatanykindoflifeworthlivingwasover.

Iwastheyoungestoffourchildren.Asmydad'

smedicalpracticewaswellestablishedbythetimeIcamealong,Ihadtheprivilegeofspendingagreatdealmoretimewithhimthanhadmybrotherandsisters.Mysuddenillnesswasparticularlyhardonmydad.Ithink,heworriedaboutmymentalhealthmorethanthephysicalimplications.Butasfatewouldhaveit,Dadwaswalkingonthesidewalkalonganearbyparkonedaywhenadrunkdriveronamotorcyclejumpedontothepathandhithim.

Allnight,IstayedinthewaitingroomofthehospitalwhereDadwasonstaff.Hewasnotonlyagiftedsurgeon,buthewasalsoadeterminedman.Wekepthopingforgoodnewsthatnight,thoughitnevercame.Dadwasbroken.Thehandshehadusedtogivesighttosomanywerecrushed.Hisbrilliantbrainwasdamaged.Towardmorning,mydaddied.

Idecidedthebestreasontocontinuelivingwastomaketheworldbetterforsomeoneelse.Overthenextseveralyears,myillnesswentintofulllesseningandIslowlyregainedtheabilitytowalk.MomandIwerenotsoluckywhenitcametomoney.WithoutDad'

sinsurancemoney,moneybecameaproblemforthefirsttimeinourlives.Wedidgethelp,though,fromanumberofwonderfulpeople.

1.Theauthorfelloverinthebathroombecause______.

A.therewasnolightinthebathroom

B.therewassomethingontheway

C.shewascompletelywornout

D.herlegshavesomeproblems

2.Whywastheauthorunabletograduatefromtheschoolontime?

A.Becauseshecouldn'

tgotoschoolinawheelchair.

B.Becauseshedidn'

twanttogotoschoolagain.

C.Becauseherfriendsdidn'

thelpheranymore.

D.Becauseherfatherwashitinanaccident.

3.Whatwastheauthor'

sfatherworriedaboutthemostaftertheauthor'

sincident?

A.Hereducation.

B.Herrelationships.

C.Heremotionalhealth.

D.Herphysicalhealth.

4.Itismentionedinthepassagethat______.

A.theauthor'

sfatherwasaguideinthehospital

B.theauthor'

sfatherdiedthatnightaftertheaccident

C.theauthorledahappylifewithhersiblings'

financialhelp

D.theauthormanagedtosurvivewithherdad'

sinsurancemoney5.Whatdoesthepassageshowusabouttheauthor'

sfather?

A.Excellentandstrongminded.

B.Generousandkindhearted.

C.Determinedbutgreedy.

D.Diligentbutabsentminded.

（3）（8min.）

（原创）Accordingtothenewresearch,individualswhotouchpossibleitemsinstores,aremorelikelytohaveanincreaseddesiretopurchasethemthanthosewhokeeptheirhandsofftheproducts.

Theresearchersconductedfourstudiesontheconnectionbetweentouchandfeelingsofownershipandtheeffectofperceived（抓住）ownershiponthevalueplacedonanobject.Foroneoftheexperiments,theexpertsplacedtwoproducts,aSlinkytoyandacoffeemug（杯）infrontofthevolunteers,undergraduatestudents.Abouthalfoftheparticipantswereofferedtotouchtheproducts,whiletheotherhalfwereaskednottotouchthem.Thevolunteersthenwereaskedtoexpresstheirsenseofownershipoftheproductsandtoreporthowmuchmoneytheywerewillingtopayforeach.Theresultsshowedthatthosestudentswhowereofferedtotouchtheobjects,reportedsignificantincreasedlevelsofperceivedownership.Theyalsoexpressedadesiretopaymoremoneytoobtaintheproducts.

Researcherssaidthatmanystoresalreadyfollow_the_right_path.Butwhatcanbedonewhileshoppingonline,whentouchingofanitemisnotpossible?

Theresearchersaddedanextralayertotheirexperiment.AftertheparticipantseithertouchedordidnottouchtheSlinkytoyandthecoffeemug,theywereaskedtoimaginechoosingtheproductsandbringingithome.Theotherhalfofstudentswereaskedtosimplyevaluatetheobjectsintheirminds.Asaresult,forthosestudentswhowereaskedtotouchaproduct,itdidnotmatterhowmuchmoneytheywouldbewillingtopayafterimaginingitsownership.However,amongthosewhowerenotallowedtotouchtheproducts—agroupthatsharesthesamehands—freeexperienceasonlineshoppers—imaginationoftheownershipresultedinsignificantlyhighervaluationsoftheproducts.

Whenyoutouchanobject,youimmediatelyfeelsomekindofaconnectiontoit,accordingtotheresearchers.Thatconnectionstirsupanemotionalreaction.Andthatemotioncanmakepeopletobuysomethingtheyneverevenwouldconsiderbuyingiftheyhadnottouchedit.

1.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Don'

ttouchproductswhileshopping

B.Befarawayfromproductswhileshopping

C.Marketingstrategyabouttouchandfeelings

D.Howtoavoidmakingunnecessarypurchases

2.Fromthepreparationofthestudy,wecanknowthat______.

A.alltheparticipantsweregladtotaketheproductsawayforfree

B.aSlinkytoyandacoffeemugwereusedtoconveynoinformation

C.alltheparticipantswereofferedtogetholdoftheproductstheysaw

D.aSlinkytoyandacoffeemugwereusedtoattractthevolunteers'

attention

3.Theunderlinedpart“therightpath”inParagraph3possiblymeans______.

A.talkingcustomersintopurchasingtheproductsbyshowingtheproducts

B.offeringcustomersanopportunityto“feel”theproductsbytouchingthem

C.persuadingcustomerstobuytheproductsbykeepingtheirhandsofftheproducts

D.forcingcustomerstopaymoremoneyfortheproductsbytouchingcustomers'

hands

4.Bywritingthefourthparagraph,theauthorinte