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skindoflikescience,”Jalensaid.“Yougettoputdifferentbakingmaterialsintoabowlandmakesomethingnew,whichiswhatscienceisallabout.”

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sdeliveringthebakedgoodslocallyaroundFresnowiththehelpfromhismom—buthelaunchedaGoFundMe,hopingtoeventuallyshipnationwide.Jalenhasalwaysbeenalittleentrepreneur（企业家）,takingafterhismom,afull-timenanny.Infact,healsohasaphotographybusinessontheside.

At6,hestartedanannualback-to-schooldriveatalocalhomelessshelterandmadebraceletstosellatschoolcarnivals.HealsotookabusinessclassinearlyJunetolearnhowtostartalemonadestand,butdecidedtousethosesameskillstoinsteadopenabakery.

“Everyoneinthefamilykepttellinghimhowgoodheisatbakingandsuggesteddoingthatinsteadofalemonadestand,”Mahansaid.“Heagreedwiththemandtheverynextday,hewasfillingoutanapplicationtogethisbakinglicense.”Oncehehadhislicense,heattendedhisfirstbusinessmixer.Whilenetworkingwithlocalbakers,hemetonewhoofferedtodonateJalenanoven,sohecouldbakeevenmorecookiesandbananabread.

4．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“that”inParagraph2referto?

A．Jalen’shobby.B．Agreatdealofmoney.

C．Jalen’sfamilymembers.D．Thestateoflivinginasmallhouse.

5．WhatcanweknowaboutJalenfromthepassage?

A．Helikesdeliciousbananabread.

B．Hisfavoritesubjectisscience.

C．He’sfondofscientificinvention.

D．He’sinterestedindoingbusiness.

6．WhatmadeJalenfinallychoosetoopenabakery?

A．Thelocalbakers’suggestion.

B．Thebakinglicensehehadgot.

C．Hisfamily’sadviceandsupport.

D．Hisrelatedknowledgeandskills.

7．WhatcanwelearnaboutJalen’sbakeryfromthepassage?

A．Ithasopenedforthreeyears.

B．Ithasbroughthimenoughmoney.

C．Ithasgottheaidofthelocals’help.

D．Ithasbecomeafamouslocalbakery.

Whenyougetacut,youcoveritwithabandage.Howdoyouknowwhentochangeit?

Maybeyoujustwaituntilit’swetordirty.Butwhenpeoplehavelong-termorchronic（慢性的）woundsthattakemonthstogetbetter,changingbandagestooearlyortolatecouldmakehealingtakeevenlonger.Changingthedressingonawoundtoooftencanprovideanopportunityforinfectionstogetin.Butifabandagegetsverywetveryquicklyfromtheinside,itmightbefillingwithpus（脓）--asignaninfectionhasbegun.Judgingjustwhentochangeisimportant.

Chronicwoundsarecommoninpeoplewhoareolderorwhohavecertainhealthconditions.Chronicwoundsaffectaround6.5millionpeopleperyearintheUnitedStates.WhenAnushkaNaiknaware,13,learnedaboutchronicwounds,shedecidedtomakeadevicethatcouldalertapersonwhenit’stimetochangetheirbandages.

Afteralotoftrialsanderrors,theteensettledonadesignthatusedan“ink”filledwithcarbonnanoparticles（纳米粒子）.Theteenloadedherinkintoaprintercartridge（墨盒）toprintontoherspecialpaper,whichwastobemadeintobandage.Well,actually,Anushkaloadedherinkintomany,manyprintercartridges.Justchangingaprintercartridgeisn’teasy,andfillingoneisevenharder.

Thesmallprintedpaperscostonly5to10cents,Anushkaestimates.TheBluetoothsensorismoreexpensive,buttheteennotesthatitcouldbeusedoverandoveragain.Shealsoknowsthereisalongwaytogobeforeherdesigncanhelppatients.Ithasn’tbeentestedonarealpersonyet.“Youhavetomakesureeverythingworksperfectly,”shesays.

8．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph1?

A．Therighttimetochangebandagesissignificant.

B．Chronicwoundswithabandagewon’theal.

C．Changingbandagesoftenwillhelpcurewounds.

D．Olderpeoplearevictimsofchronicwounds.

9．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“alter”inParagraph2probablymean?

A．Assist.B．Remind.C．Comfort.D．Control.

10．WhatisstressedinParagraph3?

A．Theshapeoftheprintercartridge.

B．Thediscoveryofmaterialsofthebandage.

C．Theamazingfeaturesofcarbonnanoparticles.

D．ThedifficultyAnushkahadwithherinvention.

11．Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．Abandageiswidelyusedforinjuries.

B．Agirldecidestotreatchronicwounds.

C．Abandagethatcantellthechangingtime.

D．Ateeninventsadevicethathealswounds.

OverthepastfewyearsI’vehadanuncomfortablesensethatsomeone,orsomething,hasbeenmakingchangestomybrain.I’mnotthinkingthewayIusedtothink.IcanfeelitmoststronglywhenI’mreading.Involvingmyselfinabookoralengthyarticleusedtobeeasy.That’srarelythecaseanymore.

IthinkIknowwhat’sgoingon.Foroveradecade,I’vebeenspendinglotsoftimeonline.TheWebhasbeenagodsendtomeasawriter.ResearchthatoncerequireddaysintheroomsoflibrariescannowbedoneinminutesbyafewGooglesearches.EvenwhenI’mnotworking,I’mscanningheadlinesorjusttrippingfromlinktolink.

TheNetisbecomingauniversalmediumwhereinformationflowsthroughmyeyesandearsandintomind.Theperfectrecallofsiliconmemory（硅制存储器）canbeablessingtothinking.Butthatcomesataprice.AsthemediatheoristMarshallMcluhanpointedout,mediaarenotjustpassivechannelsofinformation.Theysupplythestuffofthought,buttheyalsoshapetheprocessofthought.AndwhattheNetseemstobedoingisweakeningmyabilityforconcentration.OnceIwasadriverintheseaofwords.NowIzipalongthesurfacelikeaflyingswallow.

I’mnottheonlyone.WhenImentionmytroubleswithreadingtoacquaintances,BruceFriedman,ablogger,alsohasdescribedhowtheInternethaschangedhismentalhabits.Histhinkinghastakenona“staccato（破碎）”quality.“Ican’treadWarandPeaceanymore”headmitted,“I’velosttheabilitytodothat.”

Arecentlypublishedstudysuggeststhatwhenreadingonline,wetendtobecome“moredecoders（解码器）ofinformation”.Wearenotonlywhatweread;

wearehowweread.

12．Accordingtothepassage,theauthorthinks_______

A．theNetismerelyaheadache.

B．hecannolongerdiebutswimshallowly.

C．theoncenaturallydeepreadinghasbecomeastruggle.

D．otherpeoplearoundrarelyhavesimilarfeelingslikehim.

13．Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstheInternet?

A．Thoroughlypassive.

B．Totallypuzzled.

C．Gladlyapproving.

D．Evidentlyworried.

14．Fromthepassage,themorepeopleusetheWeb,_________

A．themorementalhabitscanbeimproved.

B．themoretheyhavetofighttostayfocused.

C．themoretheyareinfluencedinshape.

D．themoreonlineactivitiestheycanenjoy.

15．Whichofthefollowingcanbestsummarizethetext?

A．IstheNetgraduallymakingusstupid?

B．Longarticlesarehardtoreadnowadays.

C．DopeoplelackconcentrationtocoverWebpages?

D．MoreWebinvolvementresultsfromattentiondistraction（分心）.

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Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,mobilephoneshavebeenanimportantcommunicationtoolinourmodernlife.16．

First,17．Ifwehaveamobilephone,itispossibleforustoaccessanyoneatanytimeandanywhere.Wecouldcallourclientsandcustomersforbusiness.Andwecansendmessages,includingtextandpicturemessagestoourfriendsforpersonalaffairs.

Besides,mobilephoneshavebeenmulti-functionalnowadayssinceitsadvancedevelopment.Itcouldtakephotosinsteadofdigitalcameras.Itcouldbeusedasaradioorrecorderorforplayingmusic.18．.

19．Sometimeswewouldnotliketobeavailabletoanybody;

sometimeswereceivesomanyrubbishmessages.

Inconclusion,20．Itisreallyagreatinvention,whichmakesourlifemoreconvenientandmorecolorful.

A．Butsometimesmobilephonescanalsomakeyouinadilemma.

B．Mobilephonesbringusmorebenefitsthandisadvantages.

C．Mobilephonesreallybringconveniencetoourlives.

D．Mobilephonesplayanimportantpartinourwork.

E.However,somesmalltroubleswouldvisityouafterusingitforsometime.

F.Anditalsocouldbeagameplayer.

G.Thankstoit,ourlifebecomeseasyandcolorful.

三、完形填空

Astormwascoming,butAlexwastoobusyfixingherlegbandagetonoticeit.Shesaidtoherself,“Great.I_______myselftheweekbeforeCrossCountryRunningtryouts（锦标赛）.Iamso____.WhydidIthinkrunningthroughtheforestwouldbeagoodideainthefirstplace?

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After______,Alexwenttothekitchenandpouredherselfsomelemonade.Sheopenedthedoortoher______andsatdownoutside.“Everyyear,Iworksohardandyet,Ialways______,”Alexsaid.Thisyear,IwasonespotawayfromVarsity（校队）.Theprevious______,Ihandedinmymedicalformslate...”

Suddenlytherewasaflashof______.soundslikeit’sgoingtobeathunderstorm,Alexthoughtand______toheadinside.Shetriedto______thedoor,onlytofindthatshehadlockedherselfout.______,Alexshookthedoorhandle______backandforth.Asshetookaquickstepbackwards,shelosther______andfelldown.“Whyme?

”sheyelled.“Whydidthisallhappentome?

”OnceAlex______topullherselfup,shesats