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B
ThisismysonMatthew’slastnightathomebeforecollege.Iknowthatthisisgoodnews.IfeelproudthatMatthewwillgotoagreatschool.Iknowthatthisishisfinesthour.ButlookingatthesuitcasesonhisbedsendsmeoutoftheroomtoahiddencornerwhereIcanstopcrying.
Throughthesorrow,Ifeelarisingembarrassment.“Pullyourselftogether!
”Itellmyself.Thereareparentssendingtheirkidsofftobattlezones.HowdareIfeelsoshattered?
Oneofthegreatgiftsofmylifehasbeenhavingmyboys,MatthewandJohnowea.Throughthem,Ihaveexploredthemysterious,complicatedbondbetweenfathersandsons.AsmywifeandIraisedthem,Ihavediscoveredtheloveandlossbetweenmyfatherandme.Aftermyparents’divorce,IspentweekendswithmydadinOhio.BythetimeSundayrolledaround,Iwasunabletoenjoytheday’sactivitiesbecauseIwasalreadyafraidofthegoodbyeoftheevening.
Now,standingamongMatthew’saccumulationofpossessions,Irealizeit’smewhohasbecomeaboyagain.Allmysadnessandlongingtoholdontothingsareback,sweepingovermeastheydidwhenIwasachild.
Hisbedistidyandspare.Italreadyhasthefeelofaguestbed.InmymindIreplaywrappinghiminhisfavoriteblanket.Thatwasournightlyroutineuntiloneeveninghesaid,“Daddy,Idon'
tthinkIneedablankettonight”.Ithinkofallthetimeswelayamongthecoversreading.IlookatthebedandthinkofalltherecenttimesIwasannoyedathowlatehewassleeping.I'
llneverhavetoworryaboutthatagain,Irealize.
Forhispart,Matthewhasbeenarock.Heistreatinghisleavingasjustanotherdayattheoffice.AndI'
mglad.Afterall,someone’sgottobestrong.I'
mproudthatheischargingintothefirstchapterofhisadultlifewithsuchconfidence.
24.Whatistheprobablemeaningofunderlinedphrase“Pullyourselftogether"
?
A.Getup.B.Cheerup.C.Pullup.D.Wakeup.
25.WhatcanweinferaboutMathewfromthetext?
A.Hehatessleepingearly.B.Hedoesn’tgetonwellwithhisfather.
C.Heisreadyforthenewlife.D.Hedoesn'
tvaluehisfather’sloveforhim.
26.Howdoesthewriterfeelabouthisson'
sleavingforcollege?
A.Worried.B.ProudC.BittersweetD.Relieved
27.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthetext?
A.UnavoidableGoodbyeB.SweetMemories
C.GloriousMomentD.UnconditionalLove
C
Beethovenfamouslycomposedseveralmasterpieceswhilehewasdeaf,butsurelyevenhewouldbeimpressedwiththispieceofresearch.
AgroupledbyBCIexpertGemotMulleiPutzshowsthatexperiencesofquiteadifferenttonecanbesoundedfromBCI.AdaptingfromanestablishedBCImethodwhichmainlyenablesdisabledpeopletowrite,theteamhasdevelopedanewapplicationbywhichmusiccanbecomposedandtransferred(转录)ontoamusicalscore(乐谱),justthroughthepowerofthought.Allyouneedisaspecialcapwhichmeasuresbrainwaves,theadaptedBCI,asoftwareforcomposingmusic,andofcourseabitofmusicalknowledge.
ThebasicprincipleoftheBCImethodusedcanbebrieflydescribed:
variousoptions,suchaslettersornotes,pauses,chords,etc.flashbyoneafteranotherinatable.Ifyou’vereceivedsometrainingandcanfocusonthedesiredoptionwhileitlightsuponascreeninfrontofyou,youcauseaminutechangeinyourbrainwaves.TheBCIrecognisesthischangeanddrawsconclusionsaboutthechosenoption.
Eighteentestpersonshadto“think”melodiesontoamusicalscore.Alltestsubjectswereofsoundbodilyhealthduringthestudyandhadacertaindegreeofbasicmusicalandcompositionalknowledge.Followinguser-centereddesignguidelines,researchersinvestigatedtheefficiency,theeffectivenessandsubjectivecriteria.Thesubjectivecriteriaevaluationrevealedthatuserswerehighlysatisfiedwiththeapplication.“TheresultsoftheBCIcompositionscanreallybeheard.Andwhatismoreimportant:
thetestpersonsenjoyedit.TheverypositiveresultsofthestudywithbodilyhealthytestpersonsarethefirststepinapossibleexpansionoftheBCIcompositiontopatients,"
stressesMullei-Putz.
“Twentyyearsago,theideaofcomposingapieceofmusicusingthepowerofthemindwasunimaginable.Nowwecandoit,butwestillneedabitmoretimebeforeBCIismatureenoughfordailyapplications.”
28.Whatdoweknowaboutthenewapplication?
A.Itconsistsoffourparts.B.It'
simpracticalfordailyuse.
C.It'
sbasedonanewmethod.D.It'
shardforuserstohandle.
29.Whatshouldthetestsubjectsdoduringthetest?
A.Watchascreenattentively.B.Listentothecomposedmelodies.
C.Makeoptionsbymovingtheireyes.D.Recordtheirfeelingswhilecomposing.
30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph4referto?
A.Thetest.B.Themusicalscore.
C.Thestudy.D.TheBCIapplication.
31.Whowillbenefitmostfromthenewapplication?
A.BCIexperts.B.Disabledmusicians
C.Musicstudios.D.Learnersofmusic.
D
Manyyearsagoinazoo,Iwasshockedbyfindingthatchimpanzees(大猩猩)couldbehaveinamorecivilmannerthanyouthswhileyouthscouldbehaveworsethanthem.Greatapes(类人猿)arealwaysoneofthefavouriteattractionsinanyzoo.Themainreasonforthisisthattheyaresosimilartous.
ThissimilarityhaspersuadedagroupcalledtheGreatApeProject(GAP)tocampaignfortheseanimalstobeafforded“humanrights”.
ThishasresultedinlegislationinNewZealand,whichcouldmeanthatgreatapeswouldbecomethefirstanimalsintheworldwithbasicrightsprotectedbythelaw.
Noteverybodyishappywiththisidea,however.Scientistsusinganimalsforscientificresearchfearthatthisisjustthefirststageinaprocessthatwillleadtoabanonusingallanimalsforresearch.
TheGAPdeclarationclaimsgreatapesshouldhave“human”rightsduetoscientificevidenceabouttheirabilities.Butifwecomparetheabilitiesofhumansandgreatapes,thenwhynottheabilitiesofgreatapesandmonkeys,monkeysandlemurs,andsoonuntilinsectsaregranted“humanrights"
.Thisisnotfoolish.Therearepeoplewithoutfundamentalhumanrights.Howlongago,forexample,didwomennothavetherighttovote?
Yetanotherargumentbythosewhodon’tsupportGAPisthatthehuman-likequalitiesofthegreatapeshavebeenexaggeratedforcertainreasons,andthatthishasledpeopletoexaggeratethesimilaritiesbutignorethedifferencesbetweenhumansandothergreatapes.
Inafascinatingarticleentitled“WhatItReallyMeansToBe99%Chimpanzee”,JonathanMarkspointsoutthat,althoughahumanandadaffodil(水仙花)sharecommonancestryandtheirDNAmatchesmorethan25%ofthetime,itisplainlyridiculoustoclaimthatweareone-quarterdaffodils.
Hegoesontodemonstratethat,iflookedatfromoneangle,itistruethatwearephylogenetically(动植物演化史)apes.Butalsofishfromphylogeneticallyanotherangle!
“Doesn’tsoundquitesoprofoundnow,doesit?
”
32.WhatdoesParagraph1mainlytalkabout?
A.Theexperiencewasunforgettable.
B.Chimpanzeesaresimilartohumans.
C.Chimpanzeesareverypopularinthezoo.
D.Animalscouldbehavebetterthanhumans.
33.WhichofthefollowingwouldtheGreatApeProjectmostprobablyagreewith?
A.Animalsshouldbefreefromanyscientificresearch.
B.NewZealandshoulddom