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forthedifferencesinemotionsandbehavior, 

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breakthroughresearchrevealsthatthe 

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ofmanypuzzlingdifferencesbetweenmenandwomenmay 

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inthehead.Men'

sandwomen'

sbrains 

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muchincommon,buttheyaredefinitelynotthesame 

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size,structureorinsight.Broadlyspeaking,awoman'

sbrain,likeherbody,istentofifteenpercentsmallerthanaman'

s, 

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theregionsdedicatedtolanguagemaybemoredensely 

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withbraincells.

　　Girlsgenerallyspeakearlierandreadfaster.Thereasonmaybe 

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femalesusebothsidesofthebrainwhentheyread.In 

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malesrelyonlyontheleftside.

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smemories 

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men'

s,Theyhaveagreaterabilityto 

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maleandfe-malebrainsdothesamethings,buttheydothemdifferently.

　　26.[A]slip 

[B]puzzle 

[C]loss 

[D]failure

　　27.[A]recall 

[B]understand 

[C]realize 

[D]perceive

　　28.[A]festival 

[B]event 

[C]occasion 

[D]holiday

　　29.[A]what 

[B]how 

[C]when 

[D]where

　　30.[A]senses 

[B]reasons 

[C]purposes 

[D]meanings

　　31.[A]present 

[B]instant 

[C]recent 

[D]immediate

　　32.[A]bottom 

[B]basis 

[C]root 

[D]stem

　　33.[A]hide 

[B]set 

[C]fix 

[D]lie

　　34.[A]have 

[B]share 

[C]divide 

[D]store

　　35.[A]in 

[B]at 

[C]with 

[D]for

　　36.[A]yet 

[B]hence 

[C]thus 

[D]then

　　57.[A]wrapped 

[B]rested 

[C]gathered 

[D]packed

　　38.[A]which 

[B]why 

[C]that 

[D]whether

　　39.[A]fact 

[B]contrast 

[C]addition 

[D]consequence

　　40.[A]top 

[B]match 

[C]equal 

[D]challenge

　　41.[A]mix 

[B]combine 

[C]join 

[D]associate

　　42.[A]shier 

[B]better 

[C]keener 

[D]easier

　　43.[A]Since 

[B]While 

[C]Although 

[D]Unless

　　44.[A]process 

[B]promote 

[C]perceive 

[D]produce

　　45.[A]important 

[B]mysterious 

[C]special 

[D]clear

PartA

　　Readthefollowingthreetexts.AnswerthequestionsoneachtextbychoosingA,B,CorD.MarkyouranswersonANSWERSHEET1.

　　Text1

　　Bumrateisthespeedatwhichastartupbusinessconsumesmoney.Myratewouldbe$50,000amonthwhenmynewmediacompanystarted.So,Ibeganlookingaroundforindividualswhowouldbemyfirstinvestors.“Angelmoney”itwascalled.ButwhenIreviewedmylistofacquaintancestofindthosewhomightbeabletohelp,Ifoundthenumbergotsmall.

　　Withnootherchoices,Ibeganmeetingwiththeventure-capitalcompanies.ButIwaswarnedtheytookahugeshareofyourcompanyforthemoneytheyputin.Andifyoustruggled,theycoulddropyoucold.

　　AsIwassearchingfor“angelmoney”,IstartedtobuildateamwhotrustedmeeventhoughIdidn'

thavemoneyforpaychecksyet.

　　BillBeckerwasanexpertincomputerprogrammingandimageprocessingataveryfamousMediaLabatM.I.T.Withhisarrival,mycompanysuddenlyhadamajortechnology“guy”in-house.

　　KatherineHenderson,afilmmakerandaformerreal-estatedealer,joinedusasourdirectorofmarketresearch.SteveWhitecameonasoperatingofficer.Hehadworkedforthedeveloperofahome-financesoftware,Quicken.Wegrabbedhim.

　　Wehadsomereallygoodpeople,butwestilldidn'

thaveenoughmoney.Onenight,myneighbor,LouiseJohnson,cameforavisit.SheandIwereonlynoddingacquaintances,butherboysandourswereconstantcompanions.Sheranaverygoodbusinessatthetime.

　　Louisewasbrilliantandmissednothing.Shehadbeenwatchingmyprogressclosely.SheknewIwasdyingformoneyandIhadprospectsbutcouldoffernoguaranteesofsuccess.

　　Shetoldmethatherattorneyhadtalkedtomineandthetermshadbeenagreedupon.Shehandedmeanenvelope.Insidewasacheckfor$500,000.

　　Ialmostfelldown.Iheardhervoiceasiffromheaven.

　　“Ihaveconfidenceinyourplan,”shesaid.“You'

11dowell.You'

regoingtoworkhardforit,butit'

ssatisfyingwhenyoubuildyourowncompany.”

　　WhowouldhavethoughtI'

dfindanangelsoclosetohome?

Therewerenowordssufficientforthemoment.Wejustsaidgoodnight.SheleftandIjuststoodthere,completelyhumbledandcompletelycommitted.

　　46.Foranewly-establishedbusiness,bumraterefersto___________.

　　[A]thesalaryitpaystoitsstaff

　　[B]theinterestitpaystothebank

　　[C]thewayinwhichitraisescapital

　　[D]thespeedatwhichitspendsmoney

　　47.By"

Angelmoney"

theauthorrefersto__________.

　　[A]themoneyborrowedfrombanks

　　[B]themoneyspenttopromotesales

　　[C]themoneyraisedfromclosefriends

　　[D]themoneyneededtostartabusiness

　　48.Togethelpfromaventure-capitalcompany,youmayhaveto__________.

　　[A]putupwithunfairterms

　　[B]changeyourbusinessline

　　[C]enlargeyourbusinessscope

　　[D]letthemoperateyourbusiness

　　49.Theauthoreasilybuiltateamforhiscompanybecause__________.

　　[A]theywereunderpaidattheirpreviousjobs

　　[B]theywereturneddownbyothercompanies

　　[C]theywereconfidentoftheauthorandhisbusiness 

　　[D]theyweresatisfiedwiththesalariesinhiscompany

　　50.Louisedecidedtolendmoneytotheauthorbecause__________.

　　[A]shewantedtojoinhiscompany

　　[B]sheknewhewouldbuildateam

　　[C]sheknewhisplanwouldsucceed

　　[D]shewantedtohelppromotehissales

　　Text2

　　Nearlyall“speedreading”courseshavea“pacing”element--sometimingdevicewhichletsthestudentknowhowmanywordsaminuteheisreading.Youcandothissimplybylookingatyourwatchevery5or10minutesandnotingdownthepagenumberyouhavereached.Checktheaveragenumberofwordsperpagefortheparticularbookyouarereading.Howdoyouknowwhen 

5minuteshaspassedonyourwatchifyouarebusyreadingthebook?

Well,thisisdifficultatfirst.Afriendcanhelpbytimingyouoverasetperiod,oryoucanreadwithinhearingdistanceofapub-licclockwhichstrikesthequarterhours.Paceyourselfeverythreeorfourdays,alwayswiththesamekindofeasy,generalinterestbooks.Youshouldsoonnoticeyouraccustomedw.p.m.ratecreepingup.

　　Obviouslythereislittlepointinincreasingyourw.p.m.rateifyoudonotunderstandwhatyouarereading.Whenyouareconsciouslytryingtoincreaseyourreadingspeed,stopaftereverychapter（ifyouarereadinganovel）oreverysectionorgroupoftenortwelvepages（ifitisatext-book）andaskyourselfafewquestionsaboutwhatyouhavebeenreading.Ifyoufindyouhavelostthethreadofthestory,oryoucannotrememberclearlythedetailsofwhatwassaid,rereadthesectionorchapter.

　　Youcanalsotry“lightningspeed”exercisefromtimetotime.Takefourorfivepagesofthegeneralinterestbookyouhappentobereadingandreadthemasfastasyoupossiblycan.Donotbotheraboutwhetheryouunderstandornot.Nowgobackandreadthematwhatyoufeeltobeyour"

normal"

w.p.m.rate,therateatwhichyoucancomfortablyunderstand.Aftera‘lightningspeed'

readingthrough（probably600w.p.m.）youwillusuallyfindthatyour“normal”speedhasincreased-perhaps.byasmuchas50-100w.p.m.Thisisthetechniquesportsmenusewhentheyusuallyrunfurtherintrainingthantheywillhavetoonthedayofthebigrace.

　　51.Accordingtothepassage,a“pacing”device_________.

　　[A]isusedtotimestudent'

sreadingspeed

　　[B]is.notusedinmost,speedreadingcourses

　　[C]isusedas.anaidtovocabularylearning

　　[D]shouldbeusedwheneverwereadalone

　　52.Inspeedreading,lookingatyourwatchevery5or10minutes_________.

　　[A]avoidstheneedforreadingfaster

　　[B]isnotthesameaspacing

　　[C]mayseemunworkableatfirst

　　[D]helpsyoutorememberyourpagenumber

　　53.Whenyouarereadinganovel,youshouldcheckyourunderstandingofthecontentafter_______.

　　[A]everychapter

　　[B]everysection

　　[C]everyfourorfivepages

　　[D]everytenortwelvepages 

　　54.Thepurposeofthe“lightningspeed”exerciseisto_________.

　　[A]increaseyourspeedbyscanningthetextfirst

　　[B]testyourmaximumreadingspeed

　　[C]helpyouunderstandmoreofthecontentofthebook

　　[D]enableyoutowinreadingracesagainstyourfriends

　　55.Thebesttitleforthispassagewouldbe_________.

　　[A]HintsforSuccessfulReading

　　[