高中英语外刊小猫钓鱼15篇学生版尖子生必备.docx

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高中英语外刊小猫钓鱼15篇学生版尖子生必备

小猫钓鱼

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Musichasbeenplayingamajorroleinthelivesofteenagers...

A.purchasedB.positiveC.judgmentD.discussingE.preferencesF.strongly

G.informedH.feelingsI.generalJ.differentK.accepting

Musichasbeenplayingamajorroleinthelivesofteenagersfordecadesandtoday’steensareno

（1）Teenslistentoover2.5hoursofmusicperday.Earbuds,MP3playersandsmartphonesmakeiteasyforteenstolistentomusicwhiletheygoaboutmuchoftheirdailylives.Thedigitalworldalsomeansthatparentsmustfacenewchallengeswhenitcomestoateen’smusic.Inthepast—whenmusicwas

（2）throughaudiotapesorCDs—itwasmucheasierforparentstobeawareofateen’smusical（3）ButnowthatteenshavefreeaccesstomillionsofsongsandmusicvideosthroughtheInternet,parentsarelesslikelytobe（4）ofwhattheirteensarelisteningto.It’shardtobelievethattoday’smiddle-agedpeopleusedtobe（5）againstElvisPresley’sdancemoves.Fast-forwardtothepresentdayandsocietyhascertainlybecomemore（6）ofmanystrangeformsofart.Asforparents,musicisapowerfultoolandcertainlymusicwithpro-socialorwarmlyrics（歌词）canbea（n）（7）influenceonteens.You’dbettertakeanactiveapproachwhen（8）yourteen’smusicalinterests.Getyourteentotalktoyou.Askquestionswithoutpassing（9）Alwaysbecuriousandinquireaboutwhatyourteenlooksforinmusicandtalkaboutwhat（10）canbefoundincertainsongs.

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Researchhasshownthatearlypositive..

A.physicalB.remarkablyC.leisureD.basedE.commitmentF.follows

G.licensedH.progressesI.launchedJ.aimK.extraordinarily

Researchhasshownthatearlypositiveexperiencesinsportshelpcreatealifelong

（1）toanactivelifestyle.Asasportthatprovidessocial,healthandpsychologicalbenefits,tenniscanalsobe

（2）relaxingandenjoyable,whetheryoujoininafterclassasa（n）（3）entertainmentoronweekendsasaregularworkout.（4）in2007,SheungTatTennisoffersprofessionalandcreativetennisclasses.Tomeetthespecialneedsofyoungtennislearners,SheungTatTennisprogram（5）theTenandUnderTennisprogram,whichoriginatedintheUnitedStates.Withthe（6）ofintroducingtennistochildrenthrougharousingtheirinterestandboostingtheirconfidencefromtheverystart,theTenandUnderTennisprogramisdesignedtotakeintoaccountthelearner’sage,（7）sizeandability.Itallowsyounglearnerstoplaythesportshortlyafterpickingupabatforthefirsttime.Throughalteringcourtdimensions,equipment,theheightofthenetandthescoringsystem,thelearningprocess（8）atdifferentlevels.Kidsstartouttohavesomefuninagame-（9）environment,beforemovingontolearnthebasicsandgetfamiliarwithmoredynamic（动态的）movementsandfootworkpatterns.JoinSheungTatTennisintheTenandUnderTennisRegularClass;allcoachesarehighlyqualifiedand（10）Donotmisstheopportunitytogetafreetennisbatuponregistration.

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In1961,McDonald’stopmanagerssawaproblem..

A.biggerB.sameC.coverD.chainE.efficiencyF.basically

G.heldH.widelyI.encourageJ.managementK.guarantee

In1961,McDonald’stopmanagerssawaproblem.Theywantedto

（1）thatfoodinalltheirrestaurantswouldbeuniformandservedwiththesamespeedand

（2）everywhere.ThenMcDonald’sFrenchfrieswouldbethe（3）fromCaliforniatoMaine.Butdifferentrestaurantsweregetting（4）differentresults,eventhoughallwereusing（5）thesamebusinessplanandingredients.Topmanagementdecidedtobringmanagerstogetherforatrainingprogram.Thefirsttrainingsessionswere（6）inthebasementofanearbyrestaurant.ButtheMcDonald’s（7）grewrapidly,andthedemandfortraininggot（8）too.McDonald’spurchasedlandnearitsheadquartersinIllinoisandbuiltatrainingcenterwhichmanagementnamedHamburgerUniversity.There,newmanagerslearnhowto（9）teamworkamongemployees,writebusinessplans,andcareforrestaurantequipment.Advancedcourses（10）humanrelationsandcommunicationskillsaswellasthefinepointsofbusinessmanagement.

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Campinginthewildisawonderfulwaytoexperience..

A.permissionB.particularlyC.experiencingD.contactE.identifiedF.seek

G.increasingH.obviouslyI.responsibleJ.guaranteeK.access

Campinginthewildisawonderfulwaytoexperiencethenaturalworldand,atitsbest,ithaslittleenvironmentalinfluence.Butwith

（1）numbersofpeoplewantingtoescapeintothewilderness,itisbecomingmoreandmoreimportanttocampunobtrusively（不引人注目地）andleavenomark.Wildcampingisnotpermittedinmanyplaces,

（2）incrowdedlowlandBritain.Whereveryouare,findoutaboutorganizations（3）formanagingwildspaces,and（4）themtofindouttheirpolicyoncampingandshelterbuilding.Forexample,itisfinetocampwildinremotepartsofScotland,butinEnglandyoumustaskthelandowner’s（5）exceptinnationalparks.Campingisabouthavingrelaxation,sleepingoutdoors,（6）badweatherandmakingfoodwithoutmodernconveniences.Abusy,fully-equippedcampsiteseemstogoagainstthis,so（7）outsmaller,moreremoteplaceswitheasy（8）toopenspacesandperhapsbeaches.Betterstill,findacampsitewithnoroadaccess:

walkinginmakesarealadventure.Findingtherightspottocampisthefirststepto（9）agoodnight’ssleep.Chooseacampsitewithprivacyandminimuminfluenceonothersandtheenvironment.Trytouseanareawherepeoplehave（10）campedbeforeratherthancreatinganewspot.Alwaysconsiderwhatinfluenceyoumighthaveonthenaturalworld.Avoiddamagingplants.Agoodcampsiteisfound,notmade—changingitshouldbeunnecessary.

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A.changeB.repeatedlyC.dependentD.limitedE.flexibleF.proper

G.respectH.conceptsI.explainedJ.freelyK.figure

Ingivingadvice,youmustlearntounderstandtheperson’slevelofjudgment.Therewillbesomepeoplewhocometoyouwithunconnectedknowledge,talkingabout,say,VitaminB12andothermodern

（1）Whentheyaskadvice,beginatthatlevel.Unlessyoustartattheirownlevel,theywillnotbeabletounderstand.Youmustexplaintotheminscientifictermstheeffectsofthefoodtheyeat,andhowtheyneedto

（2）it.Youhavetotrainyourselftobevery（3）Stayingatonelevelisnotbeingafreeman.Ifwestayataveryhighlevelallthetime,thatisnotpractical.Alimitlesspersongoes（4）fromonelevelofthinkingtoanother,accordingtohiscircumstances.Todothiswemustgetridofourunwillingnesstochangeourwayofthinkingorbehavior,becomefriendswitheveryone,andhavethesamelovingfeelingsforeveryone.Thenwecangiveadvicetoallkindsofpeople.Ifthereissomeoneorsomethingyoudislike,youarestill（5）,andyourabilitytogiveadviceisreduced.Foranyone,thesame.Afreepersonactslikethat.Youcannotstaywithasickpersonallthetime.Youmust（6）aperson’sfreedomasmuchasyoucan.Ifpeoplereallywanttodie,letthem—itistheirfreedom.Thepointisnevertobecomeanauthority（7）;remainafriendoradvisor.Peopleshouldnotcomeback（8）forconsultation;iftheydo,youradvicehasbeenincomplete—youdidnotknowhowtogivethe（9）adviceaboutfreedom.Iftheydonotunderstandthat,sickpeoplebecomeslaves;theyarestillafraidinside,andare（10）Thatisnowaytobuildahealthyworldandhelppeoplebecomehappyandfree.

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A.exportedB.creatingC.environmentalD.enjoyingE.implicationsF.respectively

G.conservationH.protectingI.recoveringJ.bordersK.eliminated

Isgrowthgoodforbiodiversity?

Toanswerthequestion,itiscriticaltodefinewhatwemeanbygrowth.Isgrowthgrossdomesticproduct（GDP）,the“monetaryvalueofallthefinishedgoodswithinacountry’s

（1）”?

Ordoesitmeanimprovingthehumanstandardofliving?

Today,whenpeoplesaygrowth,theymeanGDP,ameasurethatisover70yearsold.ActuallyGDPdemonstratesnegative

（2）forbiodiversity,asthis“growth”measuresonlymoneyinflowswhilefarmoreimportantisthebalancesheet,whichshowspropertiesanddebts.Asbiodiversitydeliversnocash,ithasnoplaceinGDP,butbiodiversityprovidestheassetsideofthebalancesheet,suchasforests,rivers,wetlandsandanimals—thelistgoeson.ItisarguedthatgrowthisgoodforbiodiversityinthelongrunasthereisanenvironmentalKuznetscurvewhere（3）conditionsgetworseintheearlystagesofmoderneconomicgrowth,butimproveonceagrowthlevelhasbeenreached.Accordingtosomepeople,onceGDPhasbeenhigh,moreresourcesaretobeinvestedin（4）,andnewtechnologiesareusedtoprotecttheenvironment.Theysaidpeoplewouldhavemoreinterestinprotectingtheenvironment,andsomeoftheforestsstartedtoreturnandmanypollutantswerealmost（5）.StandinginAmericatodayitmightappearthattheenvironmentalKuznetscurveworks.Atfirstsightthereappearstobealogic.TodaytheUSGDPisincreasingwhilemanypreciousspeciespopulationsarealso（6）Suchconditions,accordingtosomepeople,canbeexplainedbygreaterefficiencyincarsormoreefficientagriculturalproduction.Butinfact,themajorityofthenegativeimpactshavesimplybeen（7）.Thehigh-pollutingindustrieshavebeenoutsourcedtodevelopingnations.ThereforethebitterestpunishmentsarelargelyfeltbeyondtheborderswhileweAmericansare（8）highGDPandselfishbiodiversityatthesametime.Thisc