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ItharmlesslybouncedinthelanebelongingtoYohanBlakeanddidn’tappeartocauseadistraction(分心)totherunners,whostartedamomentlater.Thethrower’slackofdistancewasablessing.Hadhegatheredtipsfromthecompetitorsofthehammerthrow(链球)competition,whichwastakingplaceintheinfieldatthesametimeasthe100final,thebottlecouldhavehitoneofthecompetitors.ItendeduplandingafewfeetfromBlake(lane5).
EdithBosch,afemaleDutchjudokawhowonabronzemedalearlierduringtheOlympics,claimedthatthemanwhothrewthebottlewassittingnearherandthatshe“beat”him.Whetherthat’strueorthehyperbole(夸张的语句)ofanaggravatedathletewasunclearintheminutesaftertheincident.PicturesshowagroupofDutchathletessittingbehindthestartingarea.
Policetookthemanintocustody(监护).HewillappearincourtonMondaymorning.
NeitherBoltnorBlakesaidtheyknewoftheincidentuntiltheywereinformedbyreporters.“Idon’tknowwhowouldhavedonethat,”Boltsaid.
Gatlinwasawareofitbutimplieditwasonlyaslightdistraction.“Ididn’tknowwhatitwas,”hesaid,accordingtotheBBC,“butwhenyou’reinthoseblocks,thewholestadiumissoquietthatyoucanhearapindrop.”
1.Howmanyexactathletesarementionedinthetext?
A.TwoB.FourC.SevenD.Eleven
2.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?
A.UsainBoltalongwithsevenothercompetitors
B.AfemaleDutchjudokasittingbehindthestartingarea.
C.ThelanebelongingtoYohanBlakebefore100final.
D.AbeerbottlethrownatUsainBoltbefore100final.
3.What’sthewriter’sattitudetowardstheathletesforthe100-meterfinal?
A.CriticalB.DoubtfulC.DisapprovingD.Positive
B
ShirleyTempleBlack,wholiftedAmerica’sspiritasabright-eyedchildmoviestarduringtheGreatDepression,peacefullypassedawayatherCaliforniahomeonMondayeveningat85,surroundedbyherfamilyandcaregivers.
Temple,bornonApril23,1928,startedherentertainmentcareerintheearly1930sandwasfamousbyage6.Templewas3whenhermotherputherindanceschool,whereatalentscoutspottedherandgotherinBabyBurlesks,aseriesofshortmovieswithchildactorsplayinginadultmovies.
Moviestudiodirectorstooknoticeofherandin1934sheappearedinthefilmStandUpandCheer!
andhersonganddancecaughtpeople’sattention.MoviessuchasLittleMissMarkerandBrightEyesfeaturedhersignaturesong.In1935,shereceivedaspecialOscarforher“outstandingcontributiontoscreenentertainment”inthemovieStandUpandCheer!
Shemadesome40featuremovies,includingTheLittleColonel,PoorLittleRichGirl,HeidiandRebeccaofSunnybrookFarm,in10years,starringwithbig-nameactorslikeRandolphScott,LionelBarrymoreandJimmyDurante.Templewasasuperstarbeforethetermwasinvented.Shesaidshewasabout8whencrowdsshoutingtheirloveforhermadeherrealizeshewasfamous.“Iwonderedwhy,”sherecalled.“Iaskedmymotherandshesaid,‘Becauseyourfilmsmakethemhappy.’”
Herchildcareercametoanendat12.Shetriedafewrolesasateenager—includingoppositefuturepresidentRonaldReaganinThatHagenGirl–butretiredfromthescreenin1949at21.
Templewasonly17whenshemarriedforthefirsttimetoJohnAgar,whowouldeventuallyappearwithherintwomovies.Theirfive-yearmarriageproducedadaughter.In1950shewedCharlesBlackinamarriagethatlasteduntilhisdeathin2005.SheandBlackhadtwochildren.Temple’sinterestinpoliticswassparkedintheearly1950swhenherhusbandwascalledbackintotheNavytoworkinWashington.
(2)ForwhichmoviedidShirleyTemplewintheOscar?
A.ThatHagenGirl
B.LittleMissMarker
C.StandUpandCheer
D.TheLittleColonel
(3)WhenTemplefirstcaughttheaudience’seyes,____.
A.shehopedtoplayaroleinaseriesofmovies
B.herfamilywasoffered
C.hermothersenthertoalocaldanceschool
D.theUnitedStateswasinfactinfinancialstraits
(4)AfterTemplegotmarriedtoCharlesBlack,____.
A.shemighthavebegunherpoliticallife
B.shehadtoraisehertwoyoungchildren
C.shedecidedtoworkfortheNavy
D.sheendedherfilmcareeronscreen
(5)Itcanbeinferredfromthefourthparagraphthat___.
A.peoplecouldfindhappinessinTemple’sfilms
B.Temple’smotheronlyfocusedonincome
C.Templedislikedcrowdsshoutingather
D.Temple’smotherwasworriedabouther
C
Weknowthattheearthhasbecomewarmeroverthelastcentury.TheIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange(IPCC),agroupestablishedbytheWorldMeteorologicalOrganizationandtheUnitedNationsEnvironmentProgram,reportsthattheaveragesurfacetemperatureoftheearthhasincreasedduringthetwentiethcenturyby0.6°
+0.2°
C.(The+0.2°
Cmeansthattheincreasemightbeassmallas0.4°
Corasgreatas0.8°
C).Thismayseemlikeasmallshift,butalthoughregionalandshort—termtemperaturesdofluctuate(变动)overawiderange,globaltemperaturesaregenerallyquitestable.Infact,thedifferencebetweentoday’saverageglobaltemperatureandtheaverageglobaltemperatureduringthelastIceAgeisonlyabout5degreesC.Indeed,it’swarmertodayaroundtheworldthanatanytimeduringthepast1,000years,andthewarmestyearsofthepreviouscenturyhaveoccurredwithinthepastdecade.
Wealsoknowthathumanactivities—primarilytheburningoffossilfuels—haveincreasedthegreenhousegascontentoftheearth’satmospheresignificantlyoverthesameperiod.Carbondioxideisoneofthemostimportantgreenhousegases,whichtrapheatneartheplanet’ssurface.
Thevastmajorityofclimateresearchersagreewiththeseoverallfindings.Thescientificdisagreementsthatdostillexistprimarilyconcerndetailedaspectsoftheprocessesthatmakeuptheselargelyacceptedgeneralthemes.
Youcanthinkofthiswebsiteasawindowintotheworldofscientificresearch.Inthisprimer,you’llfindageneraldiscussionofthephysicalprocessesunderlyingtheearth’sclimate,anoutlineofthekindsofdatathatmayshedlightonhowtheclimateischanging—andtheroleofhumanactivityinthesechanges—andadescriptionasomeofthequestionsanduncertaintiesthatresearcherscontinuetoexplore.Thisprimerisorganizedintofourinterconnectedsections:
theAtmosphere;
theHydrosphere(水圈);
theCryosphere(低温层);
andtheBiosphere(生物层).
(6)Weknowfromthetextthat“IPCC”___.
A.engagesintheclimateandchangesabouttheearth.
B.isagroupbyscientistswholiketowalkaroundthemoon
C.worksintheWorldMeteorologicalOrganization
D.oftengreetsthepassers-byfromtheouterspace
(7)Weknowfromthetextthatcarbondioxide___.
A.isoneofthemostimportantgreenhousegases
B.hasfossilfuels
C.trapscoldneartheplanet’ssurface
D.existinhumanactivities
(8)Fromthetext,weknowwhenwesaythetemperatureofsomethinghasincreasedbyabout0.7+0.2°
C,the+0.2°
Cmeans___.
A.theincreasemightbyassmallas0.3°
Corasgreatas0.7°
B.theincreasemightbyassmallas0.5°
C.theincreasemightbyassmallas0.5°
Corasgreatas0.9°
D.theincreasemightbyassmallas0.4Corasgreatas0.8°
(9)Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthistext?
A.WhatAretheScientificDisagreements
B.YouCanThinkofThisWebsite
C.WhatDoWeKnowaboutGlobalClimateChange?
D.TheVastMajorityofClimateResearchers
D
ResearchersattheUniversityofKansassaythatpeoplecanaccuratelyjudge90percentofastranger’spersonalitysimplybylookingattheperson’sshoes.
“Shoesconveyathinbutusefulpieceofinformationabouttheirwearers,”theauthorswroteinthenewstudypublishedintheJournalofResearchinPersonality.“Shoesserveapracticalpurpose,andalsoserveasnonverbal(非语言的)indicationswithsymbolicmessages.Peopletendtopayattentiontotheshoestheyandotherswear.”
MedicalDailynotesthatthedetailsdetectedinthestudyincludeaperson’sgeneralage,sex,income,politicalaffiliation(派别),andotherpersonalitycharacteristics,includingsomeone’semotionalstability.
LeadresearcherOmriGillathsaidthejudgmentswerebasedonthestyle,cost,color,andconditionofsomeone’sshoes.Inthestudy,63UniversityofKansasstudentslookedatpicturesshowing208differentpairsofshoeswornbythestudy’sparticipants.Volunteersinthestudywerephotographedintheirmostcommonlywornshoes,andthenfilledoutapersonalityquestionnaire.
So,someoftheresultswereexpected:
Peoplewithhigherincomesmostcommonlyworeexpensiveshoes,andflashierfootwearwastypicallywornbyextroverts(外向者).
However,someofthemorespecificresultsareinteresting.Forexample,“practicalandfunctional”shoesweregenerallywornbymore“agreeable”people,whileanklebootswentmorecloselywith“aggressive”personalities.
Thestrangersofallmaybethatthosewhowore“uncomfortablelooking”shoestendtohave“calm”personalities.
Andifyouhaveseveralpairsofnewshoesortakeexceptionalcareofthem,youmaysufferfrom“attachmentanxiety”,spendingalargeamountoftimeworryingaboutwhatotherpeoplethinkofyourappearance.
Therewasevenapoliticalcalculationinthemixwithmoreliberaltypeswearing“shabbierandlessexpensive”shoes.
Theresearchersnotedthatsomepeoplewillchooseshoesty