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高二年级英语阅读+完型+七选五附答案精析

Sept.6th,2014阅读理解

AsaleadingChineselanguageschoolandaculturalexchangeinstituteinChina,GlobalExchangeEducationCenterhasbeenprovidingMandarin（orPutonghua）languagecoursesandculturalexchangeprogramsforoveradecade.

Howtoapplyforourprograms

■Inordertoapplyforallofourprograms,youmustbe

atleast18yearsold.

ingoodhealth,

aseniorhighschoolgraduate.

■ApplicationProcedureforChineseLanguagePrograms

Step1.Sendusacompletedapplicationformbyemailorfax.

Step2.Sendus$60applicationfeeafterreceivingouremailconfirmation.

Step3.Arrangethepaymenttransfer.

Step4.PlanthetriptoBeijing.

■ApplicationProcedureforChineseBusinessInternship（实习）Program

Step1.SendusacompletedapplicationformwithyourCVandpersonalstatementfortheprogrambyemailorfax.

Step2.Sendus$310,including$60applicationfeeand$250internshipplacementdeposit,afterreceivingourletterofacceptancefortheprogram.

Step3.Arrangefinalpaymenttransferafterreceivingoursecondconfirmation.

Step4.PlanthetriptoBeijing.

■PersonalStatementforapplicantsforChineseBusinessInternshipProgram

Youshouldstatewhyyouwanttotakethisprogramandwhatyourexpectationsoftheprogramare.Howyouwillmakeuseofthisprograminyourfuturecareer.

■APPLICATIONDEADLINES

Theapplicationsformostprogramsarereviewedonarollingbasis.Youareencouragedtosubmityourapplicationaheadoftheapplicationdeadlines.

■Confirmation

Havingreceivedyourapplication,GlobalExchangeEducationCenterusuallysendsoutanemailconfirmationforthebookingwithin2-5workingdays.

1.Thetextisprobablywrittenfor______.

A.juniorhighgraduatesB.internationalstudentsC.jobseekersD.languagetrainers

2.Ifyouapplyforbothoftheprograms,thetotalapplicationfeeswillbe______.

A.$310.B.$120.C.$250.D.$370.

3.IfyouwanttoapplyforChineseBusinessInternshipprogramsuccessfully,you'll______.

A.sendtheapplicationformbypostB.sendpersonalstatementandCVonly

C.havetogetconfirmedatleasttwiceD.havetomakeatravelplaninBeijing

4.Whichofthefollowingisnotnecessarilyincludedinapplicants’personalstatement?

A.Theirpurposesoftakingtheprogram.B.Theirexpectationsoftheprogram.

C.Theirfuturepracticeoftheprogram.D.Theirfeedbacksontheprogram.

完形填空

JoeBiggswasabutcher.HisshopwasinavillageinthebeautifulsouthofEngland,andhe1initformanyyearswhilehisfatherwasthere.Thenwhenhisfatherreachedtheageof65,hestoppedworkingintheshop,andJoewasaloneinit,sohehadtowork2.

Joeworkedfiveandahalfdaysaweek.Hisshop3atoneo’clockonThursday,anditwasclosedthewholeofSunday.Saturdayswerethe4days.

MostofJoe’s5cametohisshopfromthenearesttown,butsometimeshegotupearlierthanusualinthemorningand6intothecitytochoosemeat.Itwas7there.

Joehadabig8inhisshop,buthetriednottobuytoo9meatatatime,andto10itbeforeheboughtmore.

One11awomancameintotheshopatfiveminutestoone.“SorryI’mlate,”shesaid,“butsomefriendshavejusttelephonedtosaythattheyarecomingto12tonight,andIneedmore13.”

Joeonlyhadonepieceofmeatintheshop.Hehadsoldalltheothers14intheday.Hetookthepiece15andsaidtothewoman,“Thisis6.5pounds.”

“Thatpieceistoo16.”thewomansaid.“Haven’tyougotanythingbigger?

”

Joewent17theroombehindhisshop,openedtherefrigerator,putthepieceofmeatintoit,tookitout18andshutthedooroftherefrigerator19,thenhebroughtthepieceofmeatbacktothewomanandsaid,“Thispieceisbiggerandmoreexpensive.It’s8.75pounds.”

“Good,”thewomanansweredwithasmile,“giveme20ofthem,please.”

1.A.livedB.studied

C.workedD.played.

2.A.moreB.harder

C.laterD.again

3.A.shutB.started

C.openedD.served

4.A.hardestB.easiest

C.quietestD.busiest

5.A.customersB.meat

C.buyersD.friends

6.A.walkedB.flew

C.droveD.ran

7.A.easierB.fresher

C.nearerD.cheaper

8.A.refrigeratorB.room

C.kitchenD.cupboard

9A.muchB.expensive

C.freshD.adequate

10.A.eatB.cook

C.sellD.freeze

11.A.ThursdayB.Sunday

C.MondayD.Saturday

12.A.partyB.dinnerC.lunchD.dance

13.A.foodB.vegetable

C.meatD.fruit

14.A.laterB.earlier

C.quickerD.cheaper

15.A.inB.up

C.awayD.out

16.A.smallB.large

C.cheapD.bad

17.A.outsideB.from

C.intoD.through

18.A.stillB.again

C.evenD.back

19.A.carefullyB.quickly

C.lightlyD.heavily

20.A.bothB.none

C.eachD.all

七选五

Whileitisimpossibletolivecompletelyfreeofstress,itispossibletopreventstressaswellasreduceitseff

ectwhenitcan’tbeavoided．1

●2Whenyouarenervous，angryorupset,tryreleasingthepressurethroughexerciseorphysicalactivity．Running,walking,playingtennis,andworkinginyourgardenarejustsomeoftheactivitiesyoumighttry．

●Takecareofyourself

3Ifyoueasilygetangryandcan’tsleepwellenough,orifyou’renoteatingproperly,itwillbemorelikelythatyouwillfallintostressfulsituations．Ifstressrepeatedlykeepsyoufromsleeping,youshouldconsultadoctor．

●Maketimeforyourself

Scheduletimeforbothworkandentertainment．Don'tforget,playcanbejustas

importanttoyouroverallwell-beingaswork．4Gowindow-shoppingorworkonahobby．Allowyourselfatleastahalfhoureachdaytodosomethingyouenjoy．

●5

Stresscanresultfromdisorganizationandafeelingthat“there’ssomuchtodo,andnotenoughtime”．Tryingtotakecare

ofeverythingatoncecanbetoomuchforyouandasaresult,youmaynotachieveanything．Instead,makealistofeverythingyouhavetodo,thendoonethingatatime,checkingoffeachtaskasitiscompleted．Setouttodothemostimportanttaskfirst．

A．Dowhateveryoulikeandwanttodo．

B．Youshouldmakeeveryefforttoeatwellandgetenoughrest．

C．Makealistofthingstodo．

D．Tryphysicalactivity．

E．Youneedabreakfromyourdailyroutinetojustrelaxandhavefun．

F．Youcouldsmiletoyourselfinfrontofamirroreveryday．

G．Thefollowingaresuggestionsforwaystodealwithstress．

语法填空

ChineseproverbsarerichandtheyarestillwidelyusedinChinesepeople’dailylife.1theseproverbsthereareofteninterestingstories.Forexample,theproverb,“pluckingupacrop2（help）itgrow”,isbasedonthefollowingstory.

Itissaidthatashort-temperedmanintheSongDynasty（960-1279）wasveryanxioustohelp3ricecropgrowupquickly.Hewasthinkingabout4dayandnight.Butthecropwasgrowingmuchslowerthanheexpected.

Oneday,hecameupwithanidea5hewouldpluckupallofhiscropafewinches.Hedidsothenextday.

Hewasverytired6doingthisforawholeday,7hefeltveryhappysincethecropdid"grow"8（high）.

Hissonheardaboutthisandwenttoseethecrop.Unfortunatelytheleavesofthecropbegantowither.

Thisproverbissayingwehavetoletthingsgointheir9（nature）course.Beingtooanxioustohelpaneventdevelopoften10（result）inthecontrarytoourintention.

Sept.7th,2014阅读理解

ScientistsinUKhavegrownalivinghuman"brain".TheteamatAstonUniversitycreatedtinybunchofcellswhichactlikeamininervoussystem.

TheybelieveitcouldhelpfindacureforworsementalconditionslikeParkinson’sdisease.ProfessorMichaelColemanisleadingtheresearchprogram.Heexplained,"Weareaimingtobeabletostudythehumanbrainatthemostbasiclevel,usinganactuallivinghumancellsystem.Cellshavetobealiveandoperatingefficientlytoenableustoreallyunderstandhowthebrainworks."Theexperimentinvolveschangingcellsfromacancertumor（肿瘤）andmakingthembehavelikebraincells.

Althoughfarfromfinished,researchershopethefalsebraincellswillgivethemagreaterunderstandingofhowrealbrainswork.This,inturn,couldsignificantlyfurtherresearchintoconditionswhichaffectthebrain.NeilHunt,chiefleaderoftheresearchgroup,said,"Itisstillveryearlydays,butinthefuturetheresearchcouldleadtoausefultoolforlookingintodementia（痴呆）."

ThetechniquecouldalsoprovideawaytocarryonanimaltestandisbeingsupportedbytheHumaneResearchTrust（HRT）.Thescientistspredictthatoverthenexttenyearsamillionpeoplewilldevelopdementia.ProfessorColemanbelievestheirfindingscouldchangethis.Hesaid，"Wehopeourresearchwillprovidescientistswithanewandhighlyrelationalhumanexperimentalmodeltohelpthemunderstandthebrainbetteranddevelopnewdrugstocontroltherelateddisease.However,thebiggestchallengeatpresentisthatwearegreatlyshortoffund,whichwillslowourresearch."

1.UKscientistsgrowalivinghuman"brain"inorderto______.

A.studythestructureofhumanbrainB.makeuseoflivinghumancellsystem

C.discoverhowhumanbrainreallyworksD.separatecellsfromacancertumor

2.AccordingtoNeilHunt,researchintobraincells______.

A.willgetfinishedasearlyaspossibleB.willmakepeoplediscoverdementia

C.willaffectthebraingrowthinmanywaysD.will

helptotreatsomediseasesinnervesystem

3.Fromthelastparagraph，wecanknowthat______

A.thetechniqueprovidedbyHRTisimmatureB.animaltestsarenolongerallowedbylaw

C.amillionpeoplesufferfrombraindiseasesD.the

researchprogramlacksfinancialsupport

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