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A．Poster.B．Internet.

C．Brochure.D．Newsreport.

B

WhenmysisterMertietoldmeshehadputouttomatoplantslastsummer,Iwasquiteimpressed.

Sinceshewasagarden-beginner,Mertieresearchedexactlyhowfaraparttospacehertomatoplants;

whatkindoffertilizertouse;

howtokeepawaythebugs,etc..Oncetheywereplanted,shetookcareofthemdaily,anxiouslyawaitingthejuicytomatoestoappear.But,dayafterday,herplantsweretomato-lesswhileallofherneighborswhohadalsoputouttomatoplantswerealreadyenjoyingthefruitoftheirlabor.

Frustrated,Mertiegaveinandwenttothemarkettosearchfreshtomatoes.Whilepaying,Mertietoldthefarmerhertroubles.Thefarmerpausedtothinkforamomentandthenasked,“Well,whatkindoftomatoesdidyouplant?

”

“IthinktheywerecalledBigBoy,”Mertieremembered.

“Wellthere’syourproblem,”thefarmerexplained.“BigBoyandBetterBoytomatoeshavea95-daygrowingperiodwhereasregulartomatoplantsproducefruitinasfewas70day.YoujusthavetowaitalittlelongerfortheBigBoys.”

Withthatnewknowledge,Mertiewenthomewithexcitement,knowingtheywouldbeworththewait.

Thinkingaboutmysister’sgardeningexperience,Ihadtosmile.Shejustdidn’tknowthatBigBoytomatoestooklonger—neitherdidI—butonceshediscoveredthatinformation,shewasnolongerdiscouragedandupsetaboutthelackoftomatoesonherplants.Instead,shewasencouragedandexcitedtoseethemafewweekslater.

Itmakesmewonderhowmanyofushave“BigBoy”dreamsinourhearts,yetwejustdon’trealizethattheyareofthe“BigBoy”varietysowearediscouragedandwornoutwiththewaitingprocess.Insteadofwaitingwithexcitement,wegiveuponourdreamsandfigurewemusthavedonesomethingwrongtostopthemfromcomingtopass.Frustrated,weseeotherpeople’sdreamscomingtrue,andwewonderwhyourshaven’tyetbeenachieved.

24．Whatisnotmentionedinthepassagewhengrowingtomatoplants?

A．Wateringthemregularly.B．Keepingthemwellapart.

C．Usingsuitablefertilizer.D．Controllingpestsonthem.

25．WhydidMertie’stomatoplantsfailtoproduceattheexpectedtime?

A．Becauseshegrewthewrongkindoftomatoes.

B．Becausetheyweredestroyedbyherneighbors.

C．Becausetheyrequiredmoretimetoproduce.

D．Becauseshedidn’tmanagethegardenwell.

26．Whatdoestheauthorcomparetomatoestointhetext?

A．Experiences.B．Goals.

C．Time.D．Imagination.

27．Whatdoesthetextintendtoshowus?

A．It’sbetterlatethannever.

B．Successsometimesneedsalittlepatience.

C．Abadbeginningmakesabadending.

D．Abirdinthehandisworthtwointhebush.

C

Postmenarealltoousedtokeepinganeyeoutforthethreatofdogs.ButinaseasidetowninNorthWales,theyhavebeenforcedtotakecoverfromanunexpectedthreatseagulls.Theyhavecomplainedthatthebirdshavebecomesoterrifyingthatdeliveriestosomestreetshavebeensuspended.YesterdayresidentsofAbergeleagreedtheseagullswerefearlessbutsaidtheywereangryatlosingtheirdailypost.

Roberts,whoworksasasafetyadviser,liveswheretheattackshavetakenplace.“Lastweek,wenoticedwehadn’tgotanymailforwhatwethoughtwasaweek,butit’shardtotellbecauseyoudon’talwaysknowifyou’redueanymail”,shesaid.“WeputsomethingonFacebookaskingifanyoneelsehadnothadtheirpost.OneofmyFacebookfriendssaidapostmanhadrefusedtodeliverbecauseoftheseagulls.”

RoyalMailsaidthatdeliverieshadbeeninterruptedbecauseofthepostmanexperiencingattacksbyseagullsashedeliveredmailonhisroundthereoverthepastfewweeks.Addingthatthepostmangotpeople’smailthroughwheneveritwassafe.

“Weknowthatthesekindsofattacksdohappenatthistimeofyearacrossthecountryastheyarenesting’’,shesaid.RoyalMailapologizedtothecustomersaffectedandpromisedtocontinuetomonitorthesituationeveryday,butinthemeantimesomearehavingtotraveltoneighbouringRhyltocollectmailfromthedeliveryofficethere.Butherecommendspreventinggullsnestingonroofsinadvancebyputtingupnets,andifallelsefails,walkingwithanumbrellaupduringworst-affectedareas.

28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“suspended”mostprobablymean?

A．Increased.B．Paused.

C．Printed.D．Decreased.

29．TheresidentsofAbergelearenothappybecause.

A．theseagullsaresoterrifying

B．thedogsaresothreatening

C．theydon'

treceivetheirpostontime

D．theseagullsarestealingtheirpost

30．WhydidDebbieRobertsputsomethingonFacebook?

A．Toknowifanyoneelsehadthesameexperience.

B．Toofferadvicetodealwiththeseagulls.

C．Toavoidbeingattackedbyseagulls.

D．Toanswerquestionsaboutsafety.

31．What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Seagullsliketostealresidents’post.

B．Postmen’ssafetyisthreatenedbyseagulls.

C．ResidentsofAbergeleareafraidofseagulls.

D．Dailypostisdelayedbecauseofseagulls’attack.

D

TheTulaneUniversitySchoolofMedicineinNewOrleanshasaddedanunconventionalcoursetoitscurriculum.Medicalstudentscannowtakecookingclassesinadditiontotheirusualtraining.Thisisintendedtoimprovedoctors’nutritionalknowledgeandencouragethemtousefoodtopreventorcureillnesses.

Accordingtoasurvey,mostmedicalstudentsintheU.S.receiveonaverage20hoursofnutritionaleducationthroughouttheirentireeducation.Thisisanextremelylownumber,especiallywhenoneconsidersthatdietisatthecore（核心）ofmanymodernWesterndiseases.FromType2diabetes,heartdisease,refluxtoobesity,allergies,depressionandarthritis,eatingtherightfoodscangoalongwaytowardsrecovery,whilesignificantlyreducingdependencyonmedicinaldrugs.

AbigpartoftheproblemisthatnutritionalguidelinesinNorthAmericaarevague,impractical,anddifficulttoapply.Everyone,fromdoctorstoschoolchildren,learnsaboutspecificnutrientsandpercentagesofrecommendeddailyintakes,butthatdoesn’ttranslateeasilytothegrocerystore.

Trainingdoctorstocook,however,takesnutritionaleducationtoawholenewlevel.Notonlywilldoctorsbeabletoexplainwhichfoodsarebesttoeat,buttheywillalsounderstandhowtopreparethem.TulanemedicalstudentsprepareforteachingfuturepatientsbyofferingfreecookingclassestoNewOrleansresidents—amutuallybeneficialarrangementforeveryonewhosharesthatfood.

Fortunately,themodelseemstobecatchingon.Alreadytwoothermedicalschoolshavelicensedthecurriculumandareaddingittotheircourses.Tulanealsooffersnutritionaltrainingforhealth-focusedchefsfromanearbycookingschool,whichmakesalotofsense.Afterall,withthefrequencywithwhichNorthAmericanseatout,wecouldallbenefitfromchefswhoknowhowtobalancenutritionwithgreattaste.

32．WhatdoestheauthorwanttotellusbylistingthediseasesinParagraph2?

A．Properdietshelpcurethem.B．Properdietscanreplacedrugs.

C．Theyaredifficulttotreat.D．Theyaretypicalwesterndiseases.

33．What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsthepresentnutritionalguidelinesinAmerica?

A．Amazed.B．Confused.

C．Dissatisfied.D．Interested.

34．Whatcanweknowaboutthecoursefromthelastparagraph?

A．Itwillbenefitchefs.B．Itisbecomingpopular.

C．Ithasalongwaytogo.D．Itencourageseatingout.

35．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．TakeaCookingCourseB．LearntoBeaGoodDoctor

C．Live