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话题十四　热点话题

1．accidentn．事故；偶然的事件，意外

byaccident偶然地

2．benefitv．有益于；有助于；受益

n．优势；益处

benefitfrom/by从……中受益

beofbenefitto＝bebeneficialto对……有益

forone’sbenefit＝forthebenefitofsb.为某人的利益

3．challengevt.怀疑；挑战

n．挑战；难题；质疑

achallengeto对……的挑战

challengesb.to（do）sth.向某人挑战（做）……

4．competev．竞争；比赛

competein...参加……的比赛

competewith/against与……竞争

competefor...为……角逐

5．contributev．捐献；是……的原因之一；贡献；投稿

contributeto有助于；导致；捐献

makeacontribution/contributionsto对……做出贡献；捐款

6．fortunen．财富；运气

makeafortune发财；致富

befortunatetodosth./indoingsth.在……方面运气好

7．generaladj.普通的；大众的；总的；大体的

ingeneral＝generallyspeaking总的来说；一般说来

8．mercyn．仁慈；怜悯；宽恕

showmercytosb./havemercyonsb.怜悯某人

atthemercyof...任由……摆布；受……控制

It’samercythat...……真是万幸。

9．possibleadj.可能的；可接受的；合理的

Itispossibleforsb.todosth.某人做某事是可能的

Itispossiblethat...可能……

Thereisnopossibilitythat...不可能……

10．praisev．赞扬；表扬

n．赞美；赞扬

inpraiseof赞扬

11．pretendv．假装

pretendtodo/tobedoing/tohavedone假装要/正在/已经做某事

12．retirev．退休；离开；撤退

retirefrom从……退休

13．riskv．冒……的危险

n．危险；风险

risksth./doingsth.冒着……的危险

atrisk处于危险之中

attheriskofsth./doingsth.冒着……的风险

take/runtheriskofdoingsth.冒险做某事

14．sacrificevt.牺牲，献出；献祭

n．牺牲；供奉；祭品

sacrificesth.todosth.牺牲……去做……

sacrificefor为……作出牺牲

15．servev．提供（食物），端上（饭菜）；服役；供职于；服务；用作

servesth.tosb.＝servesb.sth.给某人端上某物

serveas当作；作为

16．sheltern．住所；藏身之处；庇护；避难所；遮盖物

v．庇护；躲避

shelter...from...保护……免于……

undertheshelterof在……的庇护下

17．survivevi.幸存；活下来

surviveon靠……存活下来

18．trickn．诡计；骗局；恶作剧；戏弄

v．欺骗

playatrick/trickson/uponsb.欺骗某人；捉弄某人

tricksb.intosth./into（doing）sth.诱使某人做某事

19．volunteern．志愿者

v．自愿做，义务做

volunteertodo...自愿做……

20．trouble短语

getintotrouble陷入麻烦；陷入困境

beintrouble有麻烦；碰到困难

withouttrouble毫不费力的，没有麻烦的

havetroublewithsth./（in）doing...（做）……有困难

takethetroubletodo...不辞劳苦地做……

Ⅰ.单句语法填空

1．Shehasafewthousanddollarsputawayforher（retire）．

2．Tomrisked（lose）hisjobtohelpyououtofthetrouble.

3．Theyoungmanvolunteered（stop）thedrunkenmenfromfighting.

4．general，about10%ofthecandidatesareeventuallyofferedpositions.

5．Hedreamedofmakingfortune.

6．Wehopeyoursuggestionwillcontributeto（solve）theproblem.

7．There’sbeensomefierce（compete）forthetitle.

8．Mikefounda（challenge）jobasacomputerprogrammer.

9．Astayinthecountrywillbe（benefit）tohishealth.

10．Theycameacrossitaccident.

11．wasamercythatshewasn’tseriouslyhurtandwaswaitinguntiltherescuearrived.

12．It’sjustpossibleIgavethemthewrongdirections.

13．Hepretended（know）theanswertotheproblemalready.

14．Treesshelterthehousethewind.

15．Itwillgreatlyincreaseyourchancesof（survive）．

Ⅱ.根据要求完成句子

1．他受到了赞扬，因为他冒着生命危险扑灭了大火。

（一句多译）

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2．在失去引擎动力之后，船员们发现自己只能任凭风力摆布了。

（mercy）

Havinglostenginepower，theboat’screw.

3．ThesestudentsarefortunatetohavesuchagoodEnglishteacher.（用it作形式主语改写）

4．Thenewregulationwillbeofbenefittoeveryoneconcerned.

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（用beneficial改写）

②

（用benefitfrom改写）

③

（用benefit改写）

5．我们没费吹灰之力就找到了他的办公室。

（一句多译）

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（一）阅读理解

Howoftendoyoucheckyourphone?

AccordingtoastudyledbyNottinghamTrentUniversityinBritain，theaveragepersonlooksattheirphones86timesaday.Updatingtheirstatusonsocialmediaplatformsalsomadepeoplereachfortheirelectroniccompanionfrequently.

Eventheparticipantsthoughtthatwasalot:

thisfigureistwiceasoftenastheythoughttheydid.Ourphonesmightbeshapingourbehaviormorethanwerealize.Doyouactuallylookatyoursurroundingsmorethanatyourphone?

Isitrudetocheckyourphonewhensomeoneistalkingtoyou?

SherryTurkleinterviewedhundredsofcollegestudentsaboutthis.She’saprofessorofsocialstudiesattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology.Theytalkedaboutsomethingtheycalled“theruleofthree”．

Therulehastodowithbeingconsideratetoothersdespitetheallure（诱惑力）ofthelittleflatbox.Turkleexplains,“Ifyougotodinnerwithfriends，youdon’twanttolookdownatyourphoneuntilyouseethatthreepeoplearelookingupintheconversation.Sothere’sanewrulewhereyoudon’tlookdownunlessthreepeoplearelookingupinordertokeepalittleconversationalive.”

Actually，ifyouarecleverenoughyoumightuseyourphoneasatooltoconnectwithpeoplenexttoyou.Sharingabitofyourlifewiththemcanbringyouclosertogether.Andyoucanalsoinviteeveryonetotakeaselfie（自拍照）withyou.

Butthebestthingtodealwithmobilephoneaddictionistogocoldturkeyandleavethemachinebehindoccasionallyorjustswitchitoffandkeepitfirmlyinyourpocketforawhile.

1．Whydoestheauthormention“Howoftendoyoucheckyourphone？

”inthefirstparagraph?

A．Tostresstheimportanceofmobilephones.

B．Toencouragereaderstousemobilephonesmore.

C．Tointroduceatopictobediscussedinthefollowingparagraphs.

D．Toknowhowreadersupdatetheirstatusonsocialmediaplatforms.

2．IfJohnwasaparticipantusingthemobilephoneasoftenastheaverageinthestudy，howmanytimesdidhethinkhelookedathisphoneaweek?

A．172.B．301.

C．602.D．1204.

3．What’sthepurposeof“theruleofthree”？

A．Tokeepaconversationgoing.

B．Tolookdownatyourphoneregularly.

C．Totellreadershowtobeconsideratetoothers.

D．Toremindreadersoftheimportanceofmobilephones.

4．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtherightwaytoavoidbeingaddictedtothemobilephone?

A．Leavingithomesometimeswhenyougoout.

B．GoingtoTurkeyforaholidayonceinawhile.

C．Turnitoffonpurposenowandthen.

D．Hideitsomewhereforthemoment.

（二）七选五

Bothmenandwomenarelivinglongerthesedaysinindustrializedcountries.5Ingeneral，theycanexpecttolivesixorsevenyearsmorethanmen.Onereasonforthisisbiological.

Oneimportantbiologicalfactorthathelpswomenlivelongeristhedifferenceinhormonesbetweenmenandwomen.6Betweentheagesofabout12and50，womenproducehormonesthatareinvolvedinfertility（生育能力）．Thesehormonesalsohaveapositiveeffectontheheartandthebloodflow.Infact，womenarelesslikelytohavehighbloodpressureortodiefromheartattacks.

7Theyhelpthebodydefenditselfagainstsomekindsofinfections.Thismeansthatwomengenerallygetsicklessoftenandlessseriouslythanmen.Thecommoncoldisagoodexample:

women，onaverage，getfewercoldsthanmen.

8Scientistsarestillnotexactlysurehowgenesinfluenceaging，buttheybelievethattheydo.Somethinkthatawoman’sbodycellshaveatendencytoagemoreslowlythanaman’s.Othersthinkthataman’sbodycellshaveatendencytoagemorequickly.9

A．However，women，onaverage，livelonger.

B．Thebiologicalfactorplaysanimportantpart.

C．Womenarealsohelpedbytheirfemalegenes.

D．Thefemalehormonesalsoprotectthebodyinanotherway.

E．Recentresearchseemstosupportbothofthesepossibilities.

F．Therefore，womenarehealthierthanmenandcanliveabetterlife.

G．Hormonesarechemicalswhichareproducedbythebodytocontrolvariousbodyfunctions.

（三）完形填空

AsIwastakingawalkwithmymom，Iaskedher，“Haveyoutakentheseniorbusyet？

”IheldmybreathasIwaitedforher10.“Oh，yes.Ihave，”shesaid.“Howwasit？

”Isaidthewordsas11asIcouldtoshowmyexcitement，eventhoughIsensedtheanswerwasnotgoingtobe12.Shesighedheavily，“Nooneever13onthatbus.Theyallsittherequietlyandlooksad.Ionlyseeaboutthirteen14oldladiesandmen.”My15forhersituationgraspedmystomach.

Mydadhadrecentlypassedaway，andhissuddenleavemademymother16andfrightened.Forfiftysevenyears，mydadhadwalkedbyherside.Momneverlearnedto17，soDaddrovehereverywhere.Now，herwheelsweregone，asonegrandchildsoproperly18hersituation.Iknewsheneededgreat19tomakethedecisiontotaketheseniorbus.However，Ifirmlybelievedthe20wouldn’tlasttoolong，forMomwassooutgoingandactivethatshecouldchatwithalmosteverybodywhomshemetinthestreet.

Severaldayslater，whenIcametovisither，Iasked，“Dotheytalktoyounow？

”She21andtherewasasparkle（火花）inhereyes.Itdidn’ttakeageniustofigureoutthatthe22hadchanged.“Itwassillythatallofusjustsatthere23sayingaword.SoonemorningwhenI24，Igreetedthemandthenremarkedthatwhatanicedayitwas.Soon，theybeganto25andwechattedhappily.Nowwearefriendsandalwayshavesomegood26onthebus，”shereplied.

Mymotherheldthekeytothe27oftheotherlonelypeopleonthatbus.Asmileandsome28wordswereallittook.Shesowedtinyseedsof29forherselfandherfriendsonthebus.

10．A.orderB．instruction

C．answerD．request

11．A.fluentlyB．cheerfully

C．patientlyD．quietly

12．A.typicalB．reasonable

C．similarD．positive

13．A.talksB．eats

C．drinksD．sleeps

14．A.conservativeB．depressed

C．surprisedD．cautious

15．A.angerB．excitement

C．sympathyD．forgiveness

16．A.stubbornB．selfish

C．acuteD．lonely

17．A.driveB．cook

C．danceD．paint

18．A.plannedB．described

C．copiedD．handled

19．A.supportB．expectation

C．patienceD．courage

20．A.silenceB．friendship

C．argumentD．impression

21．A.complainedB．smiled

C．sobbedD．appeared

22．A.situationB．hardship

C．decisionD．topic

23．A.forB．by

C．withoutD．after

24．A.passedbyB．goton

C．stoodupD．setout

25．A.apologizeB．escape

C．botherD．respond

26．A.conversationsB．suggestions

C．examplesD．analysis

27．A.fortuneB．hearts

C．remarksD．relationship

28．A.sensitiveB．responsible

C．friendlyD．official

29．A.honestyB．happiness

C．imaginationD．freedom

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