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Horror|Mystery|Thriller

SoonafterafamilymovesintotheHeelshireMansion,theironlysonmakesfriendswithalife-likedollcalledBrahms.

Director:

WilliamBrentBell

Stars:

KatieHolmes,RalphIneson,OwainYeoman,ChristopherConvery

LittleJoe

Drama|Sci-Fi

Alice,asinglemother,isadevotedseniorplantbreederatacorporationengagedindevelopingnewspecies.Againstthecompanypolicy,shetakesoneplanthomeasagiftforherteenageson,Joe.Theplantwascreatedbygeneticengineeringandanyonetouchingitwillbecomestrange.

JessicaHausner:

EmilyBeecham,BenWhishaw,KerryFox,KitConor

TheAeronauts

Action|AdventureIBiography|Romance

PilotAmeliaWren(FelicityJones)andscientistJamesGlaisher(EddieRedmayne)findthemselvesinahardfightforsurvivalwhileattemptingtomakediscoveriesinagasballoon.

TomHarper

FelicityJones,EddieRedmayne,HimeshPatel,PhoebeFox

Apparition

Horror|Adventure

Agroupofyoungpeople,guidedbyanAPPthatconnectsthelivingwiththedead,findthemselvesatanabandonedcastle,aplacewithahorrifichistorytiedtoeachofthem,forreasonsthey’llsoondiscover.

WaymonBoone

MenaSuvari,KevinPollak,MeganWest,JonAbrahams

21.WhatcanwelearnaboutBrahms:

TheBoyII?

A.WilliamBrentBellisinchargeofit.

B.Brahmscanlivealifeasamandoes.

C.Theaudiencemaybeamusedbythemovie.

D.ThestorywascreatedbyWilliamBrentBell.

22.Whichmoviewillbefavoredbyasciencefictionlover?

A.Brahms;

TheBoyII.B.TheAeronauts.

C.Apparition.D.LittleJoe.

23.WhatdoBrahms:

TheBoyIIandApparitionhaveincommon?

A.Theyarelikedbyteenagers.

B.Theirplotsarebothhorrible.

C.Theyareplayedbyyoungactors.

D.Theircharactersallbehavestrangely.

B

SomethingstrangehappenedwhenIwas14yearsold.EverypreviousyearonThanksgivingDayI’dwokenupearly,filledwithexcitement.ButthatThanksgiving,forsomereasonIsawnoreasontocelebrate.Noneofmyfamilywerereallythankful,Irealized.Thewholethingwasalie!

Duringthedinnertime,Ileft,hidingintheguestroomandcried.Mymomcametoseewhatwaswrong.“Nooneisreallythankful!

”Isobbed,“Theyjustpretendforonedaybecausethat’swhatthey’resupposedtodo!

AfterIfinishedtalking,shenodded.“You’reright,”shetoldme.“It’sfakeuntilyoufindthetruthforyourself.”Shesaiditwasmychoicewhethertocelebratewiththemornot.ShesaidThanksgivingisatimetoreflectbecausewedon’talwaysgettoseelovedonesandeatagoodmeal.Thensheleft.

Ididn’tlistentoher,thinkingthateveryholidaywasalieandIcouldneverfindjoycelebratingagain.Butgivingintomystarvingstomach,Iwentbacktothediningroominafewminutes.Icouldn’tbelievewhatIsaw.Myentireextendedfamilywaswaitingformewithwidesmilesandconcernedlooks,andthetablewascoveredwithuntouchedplates.

“Andy,”myauntsaid,“Wecan’teatwithoutyou.We’rewaitingforyourturn.Nowyoucanstartit.”Ididn’tknowwhattosayfirst.Finally,IsaidIwasthankfulforhavingayoungerbrothertoteach,playwith,andseegrow.

Thefamilyshared,andeveryonehadsomethingbeautifultosay.Listeningtowhattheysaid,Isuddenlyunderstoodwhatmymommeantaboutfindingoutmyownreasonforcelebrating.Forme,thisholidaywasachancetopauseandreflectoneverythingIcaredabout.

Andwiththat,Itookahugeandsatisfyingbiteoffood.

24.WhydidtheauthorhidehimselfandcryontheThanksgivingDay?

A.Becausehegotuptoolate

B.Becausesomeofhisfamilywereabsent.

C.Becausehethoughtthedinnerwastasteless.

D.Becausehedoubtedthesincerityofothers’thankfulness.

25.Whatcanweknowabouttheauthor’smotheraccordingtothetext?

A.Sheisveryunderstanding.B.Sheisstrictwiththeauthor.

C.Shedisagreedwiththeauthor.D.Sheshowedgreatworryabouttheauthor.

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph5referto?

A.Havingdinner.B.Expressingthankfulness.

C.Givingaperformance.D.Makingawish.

27.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.MylovingmotherB.Loveandlies

C.AninspiringThanksgivingD.Anunforgettabledinner

C

Recentlyaccordingtoanewresearch,humanshavehadalinktostarches(含淀粉的食物)forupto120,000years—that’smorethan100,000yearslongerthanwe’vebeenabletoplanttheminthesoilduringthetimeoftheiceAge’sdrawingtoanend.TheresearchispartofanongoingstudyintothehistoryofMiddleStoneAgecommunities.

AninternationalteamofscientistsidentifiedevidenceofprehistoricstarchconsumptionintheKlasiesRiverCave,inpresent-daySouthAfrica.Analyzingsmall,ashy,undisturbedhearths(壁炉)insidethecave,theresearchersfound“piecesofburnedstarches”rangingfromaround120,000to65,000yearsold.Itmadethemtheoldestknownexamplesofstarcheseatenbyhumans.

Thefindingsdonotcomeasacompletesurprise—butratheraswelcomeconfirmationofoldertheoriesthatlackedtherelatedevidence.TheleadauthorCynthiaLarbeysaidthattherehadpreviouslyonlybeengeneticbiologicalevidencetosuggestthathumanshadbeeneatingstarchforthislong.Thisnewevidence,however,takesusdirectlytothedinnertable,andsupportsthepreviousassumptionthathumans’digestiongenesgraduallyevolvedinordertofitintoanincreaseddigestionofstarch.

Co-authorSarahWurzsaid,“ThestarchremainsshowthattheseearlyhumanslivingintheKlasiesRiverCavecouldbattleagainsttheirtoughenvironmentandfindsuitablefoodsandperhapsmedicines.Andasmuchasweallstilldesirethetubers(块茎),thesecavecommunitiesweregillingstarchessuchaspotatoesontheirfoot-longhearths.Theyknewhowtobalancetheirdietsaswellastheycould,withfatsfromlocalfishandotheranimals.”

Asearlyasthe1990s,someresearchersstartedtostudythehearthsintheKlasiesRiverCave.ScientistHilaryDeaconfirstsuggestedthatthesehearthscontainedburnedplants.Atthetime,thepropermethodsofexaminingtheremainswerenotyetavailable.Wenowknowhumanbeingshavealwaysbeensearchingfortheirdesiredthings.

28.Whendidhumansbegintofarmstarches?

A.AftertheIceAge.B.AftertheMiddleStoneAge.

C.About20,000yearsago.D.About100,000yearsago.

29.Whatwasthepreviousassumptionofstarches?

A.Starchdietpromotedfoodculture.B.Starchdietshapedhumans’evolution.

C.Starcheshadavarietyoffunctions.D.Starchesofferedhumansrichnutrition.

30.WhatcanwelearnabouttheearlyhumansdescribedbySarahWurz?

A.Theyweresmartandtough.B.Theypreferredplantstomeat.

C.Theyweregenerallyveryhealthy.D.Theygotalongwitheachother.

31.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?

A.GreatCivilizationofSouthAfricaB.TheEvolutionofFoodsinHistory

C.Starches--theImportantFoodofTodayD.BigFindings--theStarchesinAncientTimes

D

Abookissomuchmorethanmereinkandpaper.SoinsistFrenchbooksellers,whofornearlyfourdecadessuccessfullypersuadethegovernmenttokeeptheforcesofthefreemarketatbay.Alawpassedin1981bansthesaleofanybookatanythingotherthanthepricedecidedbyitspublisher.AuthoritiesarecrackingdownonthosetryingtosellthelatestThomasPikettyorJ.KRowlingatadiscount.

Thefixed-priceruleismeanttokeepcustomersloyaltotheirlocalbookshopandoutofthecontrolofsupermarketsandcorporations.Butthearrivalofe-commerceande-readershaspromotedquestionsworthyoftheirowntomes(大部头著作).Canyoufixthepriceofabookifitispartofanall-you-can-readsubscriptionservice?

Areaudio-booksbooksatall?

Andwhatofauthorswhoself-publish?

Changeshavebeenmadetopreservetheprincipleof“onebook,oneprice”.In2011,therulebegantoapplytodigitaltomes.Freedeliverybyonlinesellerswasprohibitedbecauseitimpliedasubsidy(补贴)onthedeliveredbooks(encouragingonlinesellerstochargeonly€0.01forpostage).Butanewchallengetothepolicyisprovingmoredifficulttodealwith.

Usedbooksareexemptedfromthepricingrule.Third-partysellersonAmazonareaccusedofusingthisasawaytoapplyforbiddendiscounts:

sellingbrand-newbooksas“secondhand”tomakethemcheaper.SofanscanpurchaseacopyofthelatestMichelHouellebecqnovelSerotoninefor11.71poundsonAmazon,roughlyhalfofitsoriginalprice.Itssellerclaimsitisin“perfectlynew”condition.

Amazonclaimsitspracticesarelegal.Butbookssellersareupset,andtheirpoliticalallieswiththem.“Thisisamajorconcern,”saidFranckRiester,thecultureminister,atabookseller’sconferencethisweek.Hesaysnewlawsmaybeneeded.

Defendersofthefixed-priceprinciple(whichhasspreadtootherpartsofEurope)sayithelpskeepindependentbookshopsalive.Othersarenotsosure.BooksareexpensiveinFrance—anoddwaytoencouragepeopletobuymore.

32.Whatwasthefunctionofthelawpassedin1981?

A.Tostoppublishersfrompublishingpoorbooks.

B.Topreventtherandompriceofbooksinthemarket.

C.Tohelpbookconsumersbenefitfromthefreemarket.

D.ToencourageFrenchbooksellerstosellcheaperbooks.

33.What’simpliedaboutthearrivalofe-commerceande-readersinParagraph2?

A.Itgreatlychangedpeople’sreadinghabits.

B.Itchallengedthepr

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