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Butwhydosomesongsbecomeearwormsandnotothers？
AccordingtoIraHyman，amusicpsychologistatWesternWashingtonUniversity，peoplearemorelikelytoremembersongsthataresimpleandrepetitive，especiallyoneswiththattypeofmusic．"
Chorusestendtogetstuckinyourheadbecausetheyarethebitweknowbest，"
HymantoldTheTele﹣graph．
Ifyou'
vegotanearworm，youcansufferanattackwithoutevenhearingit．Seeingwordsfromthesongorhearingsomeonementionitcouldbothcausethedominoeffectthatstartsthesongrunning．
Scientistshavebeentryingtofindasolutiontodealwithearworms．Theysaythebestwayistofillyourmindwithsomethingelse．Buthereisthetrickypart：
thetaskyoudoshouldbeneithertoohardnortooeasy．Theharderyoutrynottothinkaboutthemusic，themoreyouwon'
tbeabletohelpit．Onthecontrary，atasklikejoggingwhichistooeasywon'
tkeepyourbrainbusyenough，andthatcouldallowthesongtocomeback．
"
Thekeyistofindsomethingthatwillgivetherightlevelofchallenge．"
saidHymen．Readingadifficultbookoragoodnovelcouldcount．
21．Whatcanwe1earnfromthepassage？
A．Peoplemaysingearwormseverywhere．
B．Youcansufferanattackofanearwormonhearingit．
C．Youcanforgetthemelodybytryinghardnottothinkaboutit．
D．Hearingsomeonesingthesongcan'
tstartthesongrunninginyourhead．
22．Whatkindsofsongswillprobablybecomeearworms？
A．Classicalsongs．
B．Songswe1ikebest．
C．Simpleandrepetitivesongs．
D．Songsthatareunfinished．
23．Accordingtothearticle，ifyouwanttogetridofearworms，youshould ．
A．Listentoanewsong
B．Trynottothinkofthesong
C．Readaninterestingnovel
D．Dosomeexerciselikejogging．
24．（8分）Icanwellrememberthepain．Mystomachwassick，myhearthurt，andmyeyespainfulfromholdinghacktears．
Youknow，Annie，"
myfriendJohnsaid，"
JoannaandAndreawerejusttalkingaboutYou．"
Iimmediatelygotnervous．"
Theysaidthattheonlyreasonyoustartonthebasketballteamisbecausethecoachlikesyou．It'
snotbecauseyou'
regood．"
IthoughtImightbesick．"
Theysaidthey'
retiredofyoualwaysgettingwhatyouwant．"
Istruggledtokeepmyselffromcrying，sinkingtomykneesonthecoldfloor．AfterJohntoldmeeverythingmysupposedbestfriendssaidaboutme，Iwashurt．
JoannaandAndreacameinfromlunchbreakactingasifnothinghadhappened．Joannawasstillmydeskmate，andAndreawasstillmypartnerforourhistoryproject．Iwasamazedattheirabilitytopretendwehadperfectfriendship，especiallysincethey'
dsaidsuchhurtfulthings．
Iwasafreshmaninhighschool，andIfeltlikeIdidn'
thaveafriendintheworld，allbecauseofagossip．
Thetonguecanbeourworstenemy．Gossipsharmconfidenceandseparateclosefriends．Theyarelikesharpknives，cuttingone'
sself﹣respectintopieces．Whenwesayunkindthingsaboutothers，we'
restickingknivesintotheirhearts．
SohowwasItoactnext？
WhenJoannaandAndreapretendedourfriendshiphadn'
tchanged，Ithoughtofattackingthemback．Butinstead，Itoldthemdirectlythattheyhadhurtme．JoannastartedcryingandAndreawasspeechless．Iknewtheywerebothsorryforwhattheyhadsaid．Theyapologized，andIforgavethem．Sure，thingswerealittleuncomfortableatfirst，butsoonenougheverythingwasbacktothewayithadbeenbefore．
Istilldealwithgossip，sometimesasareceiverandsometimesasasharer．ButthemoreIlearnaboutlove，themoreIrealizetheimportanceofencouragingothers﹣somethinggossipneverdoes．
24．Fromthefirsttwoparagraphs，wecanconcludethatJoannaandAndrea ．
A．weregratefulthatthewriterwastheirfriend
B．didnotthinkthewriterwasthecoach'
sfavorite
C．wereunhappyaboutthewriterbeingontheteam
D．madefunofthewriter'
sbasketballperformances
25．Howdidthewriterdealwithherfriends'
commentsabouther？
A．Shedecidedtofightbackimmediately．
B．Shepretendedthatnothinghadhappened．
C．Shefoundituncomfortabletospeaktothem．
D．Shetoldthemhowshefeltabouttheirwords．
26．Thewriter'
sreactiontogossipsis ．
A．unconcerned B．positive
C．negative D．unclear
27．Accordingtothestory，wecaninfer ．
A．gossipsarestickingknivesintopeople'
shearts
B．wecouldn'
tliveinaworldwithoutgossips，butlovecanbeahelper
C．Wehavetobepatientwhenweheargossipsaboutourfriends
D．Weshouldbecarefularoundourfriendssincetheymaycheatus．
28．（8分）Whatisadigitalflatbedprinter？
Itisamulti﹣functionalprinter．ItcanbeusedtoprintthingsonT﹣shirts，wood，glass，plasticandmetal．
Whichkindofinkdoestheprinteruse？
Theprintercanusemanykindsofink，suchaseco﹣solventink，oil﹣basedinkandwater﹣basedink．Forallkindsofmaterials，thespecialsolventinkcanbeused．Itiscalledmulti﹣functionalink．ButforT﹣shirtprinting，peopleusuallyusetextileink．Afterprinting，itcanbewashedandrubbed．
Howabouttheprintingcost？
Thecostofprintingisverycheap．Itjusttakes8﹣10mloftheinkfor1metersquare．Thenon﹣stoppedprintingwillbemoreeconomical．
Whatistheshippingcost？
Wecansendthegoodstoyoubyexpress（expensive，veryfast），byair（medium，fast）orbysea（cheap，slow）．Aftergettingyourfulladdress，wecanmakesureofthearrivalofthegoodsyou'
veordered．
Iftheprinterisbroken，howcanyouhelpmetorepairit？
WearebestatmakingitinChina．Ifthereisanyproblem，wecanhelpyouassoonaspossible．First，ourprofessionalengineerwillhelpyoutotestthemachineandhelptosolvetheproblem．Ifyouneedanyspareparts，whosecostshouldbepaidyourself，wewillsendthembyexpress．
Isthereaguaranteeonyourprinter？
Yes．Theprinterisguaranteedfor1year，excepttheprinterhead，pumpaccessoryandman﹣madefault．
Companyprofile．Ourcompanyisthemostprofessionalmanufacturerofdigitalprinters．Wehavemorethan10years'
historyintheprintingindustry．Now，wecanprovideverygoodqualityprinters，consumablesandprofessionalservice．
28．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE？
A．ForT﹣shirtprinting，peopleusuallyuseeco﹣solventink．
B．Theshippingcostscanbedifferentdependingonyourchoice．
C．Thecostofprintingisverycheapforitjusttakes8﹣10mloftheink．
D．Thedigitalflatbedprintercanprintthingsonwood，grass，andplastic．
29．Thecompanywillberesponsibleforyourprinterif ．
A．eithertheprinterheadorthepumpaccessoryisbroken
B．itfallstothegroundandisbrokenwhenyou'
removingit
C．youboughttheprintertwoyearsagobutnowitdoesn'
twork
D．itdoesn'
tfunctionwellintheeleventhmonthafteryouboughtit
30．Theunderlinedword"
spare"
inthefifthparagraphmeans ．
A．free B．expensive
C．additional D．special
31．Whatisthepurposeofthispassage？
A．Topersuadereaderstobuythiskindofprinter．
B．Toaskandanswerquestionsaboutthiskindofprinter．
C．Totellreadersthiskindofprintercanusemanykindsofink．
D．Toprovidereaderswiththelatestinformationofthiskindofprinter．
32．（8分）Coffeeshopsarevisitedbyhundredsofthousandsofuseveryday．Whilewedrinkourcoffee，wemayconnectoursmartphonetotheshop'
sWi﹣Finetwork，andkeepintouchwithfriendsviaservicessuchasQQandAlipay．
Aswellassocializing，wemayusethetimeandfreewirelessconnectiontogetontopofourfinances．Takingmoneyfromyouraccount（账户）toothers'
accountsisnomorethanafewtouchesonyourscreen．
Butwhatcoffeedrinkersdonotrealizeisthathidingamongtheothercoffee﹣loversarebankrobbers．
Unknowntoyou，thismodernformofbankthiefissilentlycollectingallyourpersonalinformation．You'
llonlyrealizeitwhenyoulatergotoanATMtowithdrawsomemoney，anddiscoverthateverypennyinyouraccounthasbeenclearedout．
Thecommonwayforathiefistouseyoursmartphone'
sWi﹣Ficonnection．Theyrelyonthefactthatmostofusarenotcarefulaboutthesafetyofnetworksweconnectto．Forexample，whenyouareinacoffeeshop，yoursmartphonewillpresentyouwithalistofavailableWi﹣FinetworksthatyoucanusetoconnectyourphonetotheInternet．Mostofthesenetworksarerunbylegalcompanies，butsometimestheyareactuallycreatedbyathiefsittingnearbywithlittlemorethanalaptop．
Thesenetworksareoftengivennames，suchas"
FreePublicWi﹣Fi"
，whichcheatsmartphoneuserstologin．ItseemsthateverythingisOK，andyouwillbeabletoconnectjustasyouarewithalegalWi﹣Fiservice．
However，becauseyouhaveconnectedtoanetworkcontrolledbyathief，hecanwatchovereverythingyoudo，makingitpossibleforhimtocollectpasswordsandlog﹣indetailsaboutyourbankaccount．
32．Inthecoffeeshopsabankrobberusuallytakesawayyourpersonalinformationthrough ．
A．yourbankaccount
B．anetworkcontrolledbyhim
C．afewtouchesonyourscreen
D．alegalWi﹣Fiservice
33．Whatdoweknowabout"
freeWi﹣Finetworks"
fromthepassage？
A．Theymusthelpbankrobbersstealyourmoney．
B．ThepossiblefreeWi﹣Finetworkscan'
tbeconnected．．
C．Allofthemdon'
tgiveawayyourpersonalinformation．
D．Theyonlyallowcoffee﹣loverstbconnectincoffeeshops．
34．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext？
A．Thethiefasksforyourpersonalinformation．
B．Bankrobberssetatr
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