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First,youneedtolearnaboutourstudentclubsandorganizations.Hereissomebasicinformationaboutourstudentgroups.

BACCHUS

NamedafterBacchus—thegodofwineinancientGreeceandRome—BACCHUSisaninternationalanduniversity-basededucationprogramfocusingonalcohol-abusepreventionandotherstudenthealthandsafetyissues.Themissionofthegroupistoactivelypromotecampushealtheducation.BACCHUSfocusesonthedevelopmentandpromotionofpositivelifestyles.

Sponsor:

DaleZink

Dale.zink@swic.edu

CollegeActivitiesBoard

TheCollegeActivitiesBoardisagroupofstudentsthathelpplanspecialeventsopentotheentirestudentbodyandstaff.Concerts,dancesandshowsareamongtheactivitiesplannedbyCAB.

EastSt.LouisCampus

TracyHaggins

BellevilleCampus&

ResBudCampus

Sponsor:

JeffBlue

SamWolfGraniteCityCampus

JillLorance

CRU

ThiscampusclubwassetupforChristians.IthelpsbelieversinChristwhoshareacommondesiretocommunicatewitheachothertoprovideanunderstandingoftheChristianfaith.

KevinMonroe

Kevin.monroe@swic.edu

618-235-2700,ext.5410

EyeoftheStorm

Thenewspaper,TheEyeoftheStorm,whichispublishedonceamonthfromOctoberthroughtoMay,keepsstudentsinformedofcampusevents.

DebSauerhage

deb.sauerhage@swic.edu

eyeofthestorm@swic.edu

619-235-2700,ext.4085

HistoryClub

TheHistoryClubwasformedtoallowstudentstoexperiencehistoryinwaysthataclassroomcannotoffer.Wepursueeventsandplacesthatbringhistorytolifeandallowforabetterunderstandingofwhatoccurredandwhyitisimportanttous.

MarkYearian

mark.yearian@swic.edu

SignLanguageClub

TheSignLanguageClubprovidessocialcontactbetweenthedeafandthehearing.Thegroupgivesstudentstheopportunitytolearnmoreaboutthedeafcommunity,improveinterpreterskillsandshareinformationandresources.

KarynHouston

karyn.houston@swic.edu

ContacttheCollegeActivitiesOfficeon618-235-2700.ext.5561formoreinformation.

21.WhatcanwelearnaboutBACCHUSfromthepassage?

A.Ittakesitsnamefromakindofwine.

B.Itadvocateshealthylifestyles.

C.Itfocusesondealingwithsocialissues.

D.Itmainlyemphasizestheimportanceofeducation.

22.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatCAB_______.

A.isnotonlyopentostudentsB.plansvarioussportsevents

C.isshortforthenameofacampusD.hasthreerelatedcampus

23.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.CRUisopentoallcollegestudents.

B.TheEyeoftheStormisaweeklynewspaper.

C.TheSignLanguageClubhelpsthedeafadapttosociety.

D.TheHistoryClubhelpsenhanceclassroomteaching.

B

Scientistssaytheyhavedevelopedawayoftestinghowwell,orbadly,yourbodyisageing.Theysayitcouldbeappliedinmanyways.

AteamatKing’sCollegeLondonsayslookingatbiologicalageismoreusefulthanusingadateofbirth.However,thework,publishedinGenomeBiology,providesnocluesastohowtoslowtheageingprocess.

Theteamsayswhilesomelifestyledecisions,likespendingalldayonthesofa,couldbebadforyourhealth,theydonotappeartoaffectthespeedofyourbodyageing.Theteambelievescombininglifestylefactorsandyourbiologicalagewouldgiveamoreaccuratepictureofyourhealth.

Theresearcherstriedthetestoutonsamplesfromagroupof70-year-oldmeninSweden.Theyworkedoutwhowasageingwellandwhowasageingveryrapidlyandwereabletopredictwhowoulddieinthenextfewyears.

ThereareplanstoapplythetesttoorgantransplantintheUKtoseeifpeoplewhoaretechnicallyold,buthaveayoung“biologicalage”,canstilldonateorganssafely.Theresearcherssayitcouldalsochangecancerdetection,withpeoplewhoareageingrapidlyneedingtobescreened(筛查)atayoungerage.

ProfessorJamieTimmons,fromKing’sCollegeLondon,saidthetestwouldalsoformausefultoolinpredictingthebeginningofdementia(痴呆症).Healsosaid,“Itraisesanumberofquestions,andfiercedebate,butithelpspredictwhenapersonwilldie.”

DrNehaIssa-Brown,fromtheUK’sMedicalResearchCouncilsaid,“Thisnewtestholdsgreatpotentialaswithfurtherresearchitmayhelpimprovethedevelopmentoftreatmentsthatlengthengoodhealthinolderage.”

DrEricKarran,fromthecharityAlzheimer’s(老年痴呆症)ResearchUK,said,“ThereismuchinterestindevelopingabloodtestfordiseaseslikeAlzheimer’sbutsuchatestwouldneedtobestrictlytestedtoshowitisaccurateandsensitivebeforeitcouldbeusedintheclinic.”

24.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Howtoslowtheageingprocess.B.Thetheoryoftheageingprocess.

C.Howtotestyourbiologicalage.D.Thevalueofbiologicalage.

25.Wecanlearnfromtheresearchthat_____.

A.biologicalageisasusefulasactualage

B.itgivescluesabouthowtoslowtheageingprocess

C.biologicalageandlifestylescanreflectone’shealth

D.unhealthylifestylescanacceleratetheageingprocess

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword,“well”inthefourthparagraphprobablymean?

A.Slowly.B.Quickly.C.Normally.D.Completely.

27.Whatcanweinferaboutthebloodtestinthelastparagraph?

A.ItaimsattestingAlzheimer’s.B.Itisbeingusedintheclinic.

C.Itisaccurateandsensitiveenough.D.Itcannotbeappliedtomedicalpracticeyet.

C

EricRyanandAdamLowrywerehavingdinnerwiththeirnewinvestors(投资者).The27-year-oldbusinessmenhadfinallygottenamilliondollarstostarttheircompany,butitcamewithhighfinancialtargets.Itturnedoutthatthiswastheleastoftheirproblemsthatnight.Ryanrecalls,“Whenitwastimetopayfordinner,noneofourcreditcardsworked,becausewehadusedupallourcredit.Eventually,wepersuadedtherestaurantownerthatwecouldbetrustedforthemoney.”

Intheeightyearssincethatembarrassingmoment,RyanandLowryhavebuiltMethodintotheworld’slargesteco-friendlycleaningbrand.Theirgreenproductsusenaturalingredientslikecorn,coconutoilandpalmoilandarepackedinattractive,recyclablecontainers.Intheprocess,theychangedtheperception(感觉,看法)ofgreenhome-careproducts—andtheindustry,too.

RyanandLowryhadbeenfriendssincehighschool,butitwasn’tuntilaftercollegethattheyhitontheideaofahome-care-productcompany.“Wewereshockedtolearnhowpoisonouscleaningproductswere”saysRyan.Whycouldn’ttheycreategreenproductsthatwouldbefashionable,fragrantandenvironmentallyharmless?

WhenRyan’smotherheardabouttheplan,shestaredathimblankly,“I’veneverevenseenyoucleanyourroom!

”Notdiscouraged,Lowry,thechemicalengineer,beganexperimentingwithnon-poisonouswaystoclean,whileRyan,theadvertisingguy,focusedonmarketing.InFebruary2001,theycreatedtheirfirstfourcleaningspraysandconvincedthemanagersof20independentgrocerstotrythem.

Whentheylaunchedtheirtriple-concentrateddetergent(三倍强度洗涤剂)theygotridofthehugebottlesthatweretheindustrystandard.Wemadethemeasiertohandle,andbetterfortheenvironment,”saysRyan.“Now,almostalldetergentsareconcentrated.”

Consumersenjoyedthenaturalingredientsandunusualpleasantsmelllikeginger,yuzu,lycheeandylang-ylang.Today,thepartnerssell130productsinmorethan8,000stores,andtheirincomesaremorethan$100million.Suchhyper-growth(高速増长)hasattimesstressedthemen’sfriendship.“EricandIagreeonthe‘what’butneveronthe‘how’”saysLowry.“Becausewearewillingtochallengeeachother,wecomeupwithinterestingandsmartsolutions.There’salittlebitfireandicebetweenus.”

28.Thefirstparagraphtellsusthat________.

A.RyanandLowryhaddifficultyfindinginvestors

B.thedinnercostsomuchthatRyanandLowrycouldn’taffordt

C.RyanandLowryneededmoneytostarttheirbusiness

D.therestaurantownerdidn’ttrustRyanandLowry

29.WhatwasRyan’smother’sattitudetowardhisplantocreategreencleaningproducts?

A.Critical.B.Doubtful.C.Admiring.D.Respectful.

30.ThetextindicatesthatRyanandLowry__________.

A.cooperatedpoorlyastheirbusinessgrew

B.werethefirsttoproducegreencleaningproducts

C.didthesamemajorinuniversity

D.oftenarguedoverhowtoruntheirbusiness

31.Thetextismainlyabout__________.

A.howtwoguysmademillionssellinggreencleaningproducts

B.howagreencleaningbusinesswasdeveloped

C.howgreencleaningproductshavebecomepopularwithconsumers

D.theimportanceoffriendshipinrunningabusiness

D

In1977,aUniversityofOxfordstatisticiannamedRichardPetopointedoutasimpleyetpuzzlingbiologicalfact:

wehumansshouldhavealotmorecancerthanmice,butwedon’t.

Dr.Peto’sargumentwassimple.Everytimeacelldivides,there’sasmallchanceitwillgainamutation(突变)thatspeedsitsgrowth.Cellsthataccumulateseveralofthesemutationsmaybecomecancerous.Thebiggerananimalis,themorecellsithas,andthelongerananimallives,themoretimesitscellsdivide.Wehumansundergoabout10,000timesasmanycelldivisionsasmice—andthusshouldbefarmorelikelytogetcancer.

Anumberofscientistshaveassumedthatlarge,long-livedanimalsmusthaveevolvedextracancer-fightingweapons.Otherwise,thesespecieswouldbecomeextinct.

Dr.JoshuaSchiffman,anoncologist(肿瘤学家)attheHuntsmanCancerInstitute,reviewedzoorecordsonthedeathsof644elepha

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