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专题四　阅读理解 专 项 训 练 1 Group 1 A The diagram(图表) below shows the activities what the students did during the week before New Year's Day. 1．How many students stayed up late according to the diagram? A．23%.　　　　　　　　 B．20%. C．5%. D．11%. √ 2．What did 11% of students often do at home during the week? A．They made resolutions. B．They ate hamburgers. C．They watched TV. D．They helped with housework. √ 3．Which two activities have the same percent(百分比) of students according to the diagram? A．Staying up late and drinking water. B．Reading books and eating hamburgers. C．Making resolutions and reading books. D．Drinking water and eating hamburgers. √ 4．According to the diagram, what do the students like doing best? A．Using the Internet.　　　　　　　　　　 B．Reading books. C．Drinking water. D．Making resolutions. √ 5．According to the diagram, how long did 14% of students watch TV? A．For over three hours. B．For more than two hours. C．For less than four hours. D．For less than two hours. √ B Have you ever watched a film with your friends and thought，“How wonderful！” or had a meal with your family and said，“That was the best！”？ Well, there may be a small secret(秘密) about why you enjoyed it so much. Our experiences are stronger if we share them with someone. That means good experiences become better, and bad ones become worse, according to a new study by Yale University. Scientists did a small study on female(女性) college students. In the test they share chocolate with someone they thought was another participant(参与者). But in fact, it was a scientist. In each test, they got two pieces of chocolate. They ate one piece at the same time with the “participant” and another piece alone. The participants thought the chocolate was tastier and more enjoyable when they shared it with someone. Even though both pieces of chocolate were from the same box. Scientists then did another experiment, and this time with bitter,_unpleasant chocolate. Again, the participants thought the