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_4___ 

me;

asachild,Iwasaloneandquiet.IgrewupinafamilywhereIwas 

_5__ 

tospeakEnglish.Iwantedto 

_6___ 

thedepthofthebooksIreadbutthewords 

_7___ 

me,likemyparents.Iwasn'

tabletochangethesituation 

_8___ 

Iwasplacedin,butIworkedveryhard.Every 

_9___,Iwenttothelibrarytocheckoutnewbooks.Iwouldhave 

_10___ 

readingallthebooksbyFridayafternoons.Ibecameabetter 

__11__.Prettysoon,Iwasthe 

__12__ 

readerintheclass.Peoplewouldlookatmein 

_13__ 

astheysawmeread500-pagebooksinonlyafewdays.ButIbelievethegreatest 

__14__ 

wasreadingeverynighttomyparents.Everyevening,we 

__15__ 

togetherinourlivingroom,andIreadtothem.Slowlybutsurely,our 

__16__ 

grew.Myparentscancommunicatewithothers 

__17__;

forme,grammarquizzesbecameapieceofcake.

TodayI'

m 

__18__ 

tohaveAsian-Americanparentswhowere 

__19__ 

enoughtolearnEnglishfromayoungboyandwiseenoughto 

__20__ 

theirsontoreadatayoungage.

1．A．relationshipB．careerC．agreementD．attitude

2．A．ConsideredB．BornC．KnownD．Described

3．A．helpedB．waitedC．struggledD．hesitated

4．A．inspiredB．influencedC．annoyedD．hurt

5．A．forbiddenB．forcedC．expectedD．allowed

6．A．showB．measureC．guessD．understand

7．A．excitedB．frightenedC．challengedD．shocked

8．A．whichB．whereC．whatD．whom

9．A．dayB．decadeC．weekD．season

10．A．consideredB．keptC．finishedD．admitted

11．A．listenerB．readerC．viewerD．child

12．A．strangestB．busiestC．luckiestD．fastest

13．A．amazementB．satisfactionC．panicD．relief

14．A．enthusiasmB．chanceC．achievementD．power

15．A．calmeddownB．queuedupC．stayedupD．satdown

16．A．interestsB．vocabularyC．needsD．popularity

17．A．easilyB．anxiouslyC．privatelyD．legally

18．A．nervousB．eagerC．proudD．committed

19．A．superbB．freeC．strictD．patient

20．A．encourageB．convinceC．expectD．beg

二、阅读理解

Doyouwantapleasantholiday?

Thesummerholidaysareuponusagain.Hereisourguidetosummerholidayfunin 

Peterborough!

Peterborough 

Museum

TheAgeoftheDinosauristhemuseum'

smainattractionthissummer.Getclosetoprehistoriccreaturesvia 

somegreathands-onexhibits!

Themuseumisopenfrom10:

00a.m.to5:

00p.m.MondaytoSaturday,andfrom12:

00p.m.to4:

00p.m.onSundaysinAugust.

Call01733-864663fordetails.

SaxonYouthClub

Schoolholiday 

fun:

Youngpeopleaged13—19willbeabletoproducetheirownmusic,competeinsportsactivities,ortrytheirhandatcookingatSaxonYouthClub,SaxonCommunityCentre,NormanRoad,PeterborougheveryMondayandWednesdayfrom3:

00p.m.PlusanaeroballtournamentwilltakeplaceonThursday,12thAugustbetween3:

30p.m.and6:

30p.m.

Call01353-720274fordetails.

HoughtonMill

AliceThrough 

the 

Looking 

Class—anewproductionofthefamilyfavoriteonMonday,30thAugust.Bringrugsorchairstositonandapicnicif 

youwishtoeatduringtheplay.Gatesopen5:

30p.m.,performance6:

30p.m.—8:

30p.m.Tearoomwillbeopenuntiltheendoftheinterval.Adult￡ 

10.Child 

￡7.Family 

￡20.

Bookingadvisableon0845-4505157.

Farmland 

Museum 

andDennyAbbey

FarmlandGames:

FromWellyWangingtoPretendPloughingmatches,comeandjointheFarmlandTeam.Collectyoursportingstickersandcreateacolorfulrosettethatisfitforawinner!

Noneedtobook,justturnupbetween12:

00p.m.and4:

00p.m.onThursday,19thAugust.Suitableforchildrenagedfourandabove,eachchildshouldbeaccompaniedbyanadultandallactivitiesareincludedinthenormaladmission.TicketsCost￡7perchild.

Forfurtherinformation,call01223-810080.

21．Ifyouareinterestedincooking,youcangoto________.

A．HoughtonMill

B．SaxonYouthClub

C．Farmland 

D．Peterborough 

22．Youwanttowatchthenewplaywithyourparents,soitwillcostyou________.

A．￡7B．￡17

C．￡20D．￡27

23．Whichofthefollowingactivitiesneedsparents'

company?

A．Playingfarmlandgames.

B．Watchingthenewplay.

C．Competinginsportsactivities.

D．Visitingthedinosaurexhibition.

Igrewupwithagroupofpets.Asamother,Iwasdeterminedtoprovidemydaughterwiththesamejoyfulexperiences.Indeed,bythetimemydaughterwasinelementaryschool,ourhousewasknownas"

theneighborhoodzoo"

.Nowthatsheisateenager,we'

vereducedthenumberofanimalsinourhome,butwestilllivewithtwodogs.Ican'

timaginelifewithoutthem.

Regardless,Ihavebecomeincreasinglyuncomfortablewiththeword"

pet"

.WhenIcameupontheconclusionbytheUniversityofTennesseezoologistGordonBurghardtthatthebestwecandoforpetsisalifeof"

controlleddeprivation（剥夺）"

IwishedIhadneverboughtLizzy,ourleopardgecko（豹纹守宫）.IfeltapitinmystomachwhenIlearnedthatLizzy'

sconstantclawingattheglasswallofhertankwasmostlikelyasignalofstress.Itisperhapsnotsurprisingthatshediedafteronlytwoyears,despiteoureffortstogivepropercare.

Theproblemswiththevarioussmallcreaturesweputintocagesandtanksarerelativelyclear-cut.Morechallengingmoralquestions,inmyview,ariseinrelationtoourclosestfurryfriends:

dogsandcats.Unlikeanimalsthatmustspendtheirentirelifeinacageorthatmuststruggletoadapttoahumanenvironment,mostcatsanddogshaveitprettygood.Yetitislikelythatourdogsandcatsmaybesufferinginwayswedon'

treadilysee,becauseeventhemostwell-meaningownerdoesn'

talwaysprovidewhatananimalneeds.

Itmaybehardtorecognizetheharmfulaspectsofpetkeepingwhenallwehearishowbelovedpetsareandhowhappytheyaretobeinourcompany.Advertisementsshowinggolden-hairedchildrenplayingwithgolden-hairedpuppiesandYouTubevideosofcatsdoingfunnythingsmakepetkeepinglookeversoprecious.

Yetifwereallycareaboutanimals,weoughttoknowanimalsarenottoys 

— 

theyareliving,breathing,feelingcreatures.

24．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"

inParagraph1

imply?

A．Theauthorisapetlover.

B．Theauthorisaregularzoo-goer.

C．Theauthor'

sdaughterisazookeeper.

D．Theauthor'

sneighborhoodisrichinanimals.

25．HowdidtheauthorfeelaboutLizzy?

A．Worried.B．Curious.

C．Guilty.D．Annoyed.

26．Whatisthemainproblemwithpetdogsandcats?

A．Theycan'

tadapttohumanlife.

B．Theirneedsareeasiertoignore.

C．Theysufferalotfromill-treatment.

D．Theirownersfailtoaccompanythem.

27．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTrue?

A．Mydaughtergrewupwithagroupofpetsuntiladulthood.

B．AccordingtoGordonBurghardt,weshouldtryourbesttogivepetsalifeof"

.

C．Mostcatsanddogsspendtheirentirelifeinacagejustlikeotheranimals.

D．Whatthemediadidmakesithardforustorecognizetheharmfulaspectsofpetkeeping.

Peoplewithbiggerbrainstendtoscorehigheronstandardizedtestsofintelligence,accordingtonewstudyfindings.

However,thestudyauthorDr.MichaelA．McDanieloftheVirginiaCommonwealthUniversityinRichmondemphasizedthatthesefindingsrepresentageneraltrend,andpeoplewithsmallheadsshouldnotautomaticallybelievetheyarelessintelligent.Forinstance,AlbertEinstein'

sbrainwas 

"

notparticularlylarge"

McDanielnoted."

There'

ssomerelationshipbetweenbrainsizeandintelligenceontheaverage,butthere'

splentyofroomforexceptions,"

hesaid.

Interestintherelationshipbetweenbrainsizeandintelligencegrewinthe1830s,whenGermananatomist（解剖学家）FrederichTiedmannwrotethathebelievedtherewas 

anunquestionableconnectionbetweenthesizeofthebrainandthementalenergydisplayedbytheindividualman"

.Sincethatstatement,scientistshaveconductednumerousstudiestodetermineifTiedmann'

sassertionwascorrect.Moststudieshavelookedintothelinkbetweenheadsizeandintelligence.Morerecently,however,researchershavepublishedadditionalstudiesonbrainsizeandintelligence,measuredusingMRIscan（核磁共振成像扫描）.

Forhisstudy,McDanielanalyzedmorethan20studiesthatlookedintotherelationshipbetweenbrainsizeandintelligenceinatotalof1,530people.Thestudiesshowedthatontheaverage,peoplewithlargerbrainvolumetendedtobemoreintelligent.Therelationshipbetweenbrainvolumeandintelligencewasstrongerinwomenthanmen,andinadultsthaninchildren.McDanielnotesinthejournalIntelligence.

McDanielisnotsurewhytherelationshipwasstrongerforadultsandwomen. 

Otherresearchhasshownthatwomen,ontheaverage,tendtohavesmallerbrainsthanmen,butscorejustaswell—ifnothigher—intestsofintelligence,"

hesaid.

McDanielinsistedthattherelationshipbetweenbrainsizeandintelligenceisnota 

perfect"

one. 

Onecancertainlyfindlotsofexamplesofsmaller-sizedpeoplewhoarehighlyintelligent,"

hesaid, 

But,ontheaverage,therelationshipholds."

28．Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A．MRIscansareappliedtointelligence.

B．Ontheaverage,abiggerbrainmeanshigherIQ.

C．DrMcDanieldidwellinhisintelligencestudy.

D．ScientistsareinterestedinTiedmann'

sidea.

29．By