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1.WhyisNashvilleaninterestingcitytovisit?
Becauseitis________.
A.easytotravelaroundB.famousforcountrymusic
C.anoldcityD.abeautifulcity
2.IfyouplantojointhetouronSeptember27,onwhatdateshouldyoubookyourticket?
A.August27.B.October13.
C.September13.D.September26.
3.VisaandMasterCardaremostprobablythenamesof_________.
A.newspapersB.clubs
C.telephonecardsD.creditcards
B
MywifeandIwenttothisvegan(严格的素食主义的)restauranttogiveitatry.Aswewereeatingourpepperandsalttofu,ayoungladynamedDebrawalkedin.Shewasn’tawarethattheplaceisveganandwaslookingforsomemeat.MywifeandItalkeduptheplaceandinvitedherovertotrysomeofourtofu.Debratriedit,noddedandwentout.
Afterafewminutes,sheandhermotherbothwalkedbackin.Wewerehavingtherestofourmealatthattime,sowetoldherwhatwehadordered.Debrathenaskedthewaitresstojustrepeatourorderforthem.Next,Debrasaid,"
Andwewanttopayfortheirmeal"
pointingtomywifeandme.Wetriedtosayno,butDebrawouldn’tlisten.
Thatwasnottheendofit.Hugswereinorder.Debracameovertoourtableandmywifegotuptohugher.Debrahuggedmywifeandput$100intoherhand.MywifefirmlysaidNO,butDebrainsisted.Debrakepttalkingaboutourkindness,andwedidthesameabouthersandhermother’s.Withtearsintheeyes,theworkerswereblownawaybythiswholeexchangebetweenfourstrangers.Ileftthewaitersatipthatwouldcoverallofourmealsandwewereonourway.
I’vebeenwitnessingsomuchkindness,especiallyoverthelastfewyears,asIbegantopaymoreattention.Wenowhaveanewfavoriterestaurantandeverytimewegotheremyplanistopayforsomeoneelse’smeal.
4.WhydidDebragooutaftertryingsometofu?
A.Tobringhermotherin.B.Tolookafterhermother.
C.Togetawayfromthefood.D.Tolookforanotherrestaurant.
5.WhatdidDebrainsiston?
A.Huggingtheauthor’swife.B.Orderingamealfortheauthor.
C.TreatingtheauthorandhiswifeD.Tippingthewaitersandwaitress.
6.Howdidtheworkersfeelwhenseeingtheexchangebetweenfourstrangers?
A.Curious.B.Funny.
C.Surprised.D.Touched.
7.WhatcanweknowabouttheauthorandDebra?
A.They’vebeenfriends.B.Theywerebothvegans.
C.Theymetforthefirsttime.D.Theyonceworkedtogether.
C
Dogsareourbestfriends.That’sespeciallytrueafteradisaster,suchasanearthquake.Whenbuildingsfalldown,searchandrescuedogshelpfindtrappedpeople.Dogs’amazingnosescanpickupthesmellofsurvivors.Nowscientistshavedevelopedanelectronictoolthatdoesthesamething.It’stakingsmelldetection(探测)toawholenewlevel.
Thenewinventionisasortofelectronicnose,whichcandetectextremelylowlevelsofmanycompounds(化合物)frompeople’sskin.Thisisn’tthefirsttimeengineershavedevelopedsuchanobject.Earliermodels,however,havebeenbulkyandexpensive.Theycouldnotdetectlowlevelsoftargetcompoundseither.Thenewoneisinexpensiveandsmallenoughtofitinsidehand-heldequipment.
Theelectronicnosecandetectextremelyslightsmellofmorethanonecompoundatthesametime."
Beingabletodothis,insuchasmallobject,isthesignificantdiscovery,"
saysSotirisE.Pratsinis,ProfessorofProcessEngineering&
MaterialsScienceattheSwissFederalInstituteofTechnologyinZurich.Histeamtesteditinspecialspaces.Theywerelikethesmallspaceswherepeoplemightbetrapped.Chemicalsgivenoffbythevolunteersbuiltupinside.Theelectronicequipmentdetectedthosecompoundsatunbelievablylowlevels.
Theresultsweregoodnewsfortheresearchteam.Buttheymaybenotforourfour-leggedfriends,whocouldsoonbeoutofajob."
Ideally,thistechnologycouldreplacesearchandrescuedogs,"
Pratsinissays.
StephenTaylor,anelectricalengineer,agreesthatthenewtechnologyhassomebenefitsoverdogs.Still,hethinksitmaybetoosoontohaveourtrustyfriendsretire.Hesuspects,"
Iforeseethatsuchanobjectcouldaddtothefineworkdonebythedogs."
Tayloralsopointedoutsomepotentiallimitationsofthenewinvention."
E-nosesareuseful,butcanbeverylikelytobeaffectedbyunstablereadingsandinterruption,"
hesays.
8.Whydoestheauthortalkaboutdogsatthebeginning?
A.Tocatchthereaders’attention.
B.Tointroducethetopicaboute-noses.
C.Toshowwhatsearchandrescuedogsdo.
D.Toaddbackgroundinformationfordiscussion.
9.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains"
bulky"
underlinedinparagraph2?
A.ComplexB.Fragile
C.HandyD.Large
10.WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?
A.Whate-noses’workingprincipleis.
B.Howe-nosesaremade.
C.Whatdifferencesbetweendogsande-nosesare.
D.Howpowerfule-nosesare.
11.WhatdoesStephenTaylormean?
A.Dogsande-nosescouldworktogether.
B.Searchandrescuedogswillretiresoon.
C.E-nosesaremorereliablethannosesofdogs.
D.Dogsarebetteratfindingouttrappedpeople.
D
Tobesure,onlychildrenexperiencedsomethingsdifferentlyfromthosewithsistersandbrothers.Manyfeelmorepressuretosucceed.Theyalsotendtolookonlytotheirparentsasrolemodelsintheabsenceofbrothersandsisters.
InIndia,10-year-oldSavirajSankpalfoundedasupportgroupforthetinyminority(少数)ofonlychildren.Amongotherthings,thegroupdoesvolunteerworktofightagainstthefalseideathattheyarenotresponsible."
Peoplethinkwe’retreatedtookindlyandruined,"
saysSankpal,acomputerengineeringstudent."
ButI'
dliketoremindthemhowlonelyitcanget."
Mostonlychildren,however,saytheywishforsistersorbrothersonlywhenitcomestocaringforaging,unhealthyparents.Britain'
sDavidEmerson,co-authorofthebookTheOnlyChild,saysthatsuchapersonhastomakeallthedecisionsalone.Emersonknowsfromexperience.Afterhisfatherdied,hechosetomovehiselderlymotherfromtheirfamilyhome,whereshewasvulnerable(易受攻击的)tohousebreakers,toanewonewithmoresafety."
Themovewasquitehardonher,andshemightfeelthatIpushedherintoit,"
hesays,"
Afterall,Iamleftwiththatresponsibility."
Inthefuture,moreandmoreonlychildrenwillprobablyfacesimilarchoices.Withworkingmothersincreasing,manyfamiliesarefindingtheysimplydon'
thavethetime,moneyorenergytohavemorethanonechild.Asonlychildrenbecomecommon,perhapstheworldwillrealizethatthechargemadeagainstthemisunfair.
12.Theauthor’sattitudetowardsonlychildrenis_______.
A.CriticalB.Objective
C.HostileD.Unjust
13.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatonlychildren'
sparentsshould___________.
A.foundasupportgroupfortheironlychildren
B.dovolunteerworktohelptheironlychildren
C.lettheironlychildrenmakeallthedecisionsalone
D.setgoodexamplesfortheironlychildren
14.Emersondecidedtomovehiselderlymothertoanewhousebecausehe___________.
A.istheonlyonewhocaresabouther
B.doesn'
twanttoleaveheralone
C.wantstosharetheresponsibilitywithher
D.isworriedabouthersafety
15.Themainideaofthepassageisthat________.
A.onlychildrenareruinedandirresponsible
B.onlychildrenhavetofacemanychallenges
C.mostonlychildrenwanttohavebrothersandsisters
D.mostonlychildrensharetheirresponsibilitywiththeirparents
第二节(共5小题;
每小题2分,满分10分)
阅读短文内容,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。
TheSevenCsofaGoodLetter
Whatisthesecretofwritingagoodletter?
Herearetwomainones.Don'
ttrytobefancy.Don'
ttrytoimpressyourreader.YouwillbesuccessfulifyoufollowthesesevenCs.
Clear.Useshort,directsentences._____16_____Tryyourtoneasifthereaderwererighttherewithyou.Aboveall,don'
tuseanintroduction.
Correct._____17_____Don'
tguess,evenforspelling.Refertoyourdictionary.Ifyouneedto,checkareferencebooktoo.Usethemasmuchasyouneedto.
Complete.Don'
tscatter(分散)yourpoints._____18_____Thisisgoodorganizationtoo.
Courteous.Befriendlyratherthanoverlycasual.Presentyourinformationnicelyevenifyouarecomplainingaboutsomething.Inallletters,treatothersasyouwantthemtotreatyou.
Concise.Makeeachpointasclearlyandbrieflyasyoucan.
Conversational.Thisisreallythesecretofgoodwriting.____19____Suchaletterhasanatural,friendlytone.Letyourpersonalitycomethroughnaturally.
Considerate._____20_____Writeaboutwhatyoubelievethereaderneedsorwantstoknow.Trytobehelpful.Thiswillbuildgoodfeelingtowardyou.
ThesevenCsareaboutwritingletters.Buthowaboutschoolpapers?
UsethesevenCs.Writeasifyouaretalkingtoyourteacherorprofessor.You'
llbesurprised.You'
llalmostinstantlybecomeagoodwriter.Andyoumightevenenjoywritingfromnowon.
A.Just"
talk"
tothe