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phone all the time,It is not a tether(拴链),
I've tried multiple times to show her how to 12 but she always refuses.As she repeatedly
tells me,she doesn't 13 to make texts.She needs to hear our voices to know we're all 14
So when my phone rings,I know who it is.She's the only person who calls me 15 texting.
)1.A.carefully
B.impatiently
C.regretfully
D.naturally
(
)2.A.anxious
B.afraid
C.unable
D.surprised
(
)3.A.fell down
B.looked out
C.turned away
D.lit up
(
)4.A.sessions
B.calls
C.pictures
D.notes
)5.A.make
B.use
C.select
D.track
(
)6.A.settling on
B.paying for
C.erossing out
D.leaving behind
)7.A.goal
B.secret
C.camera
D.smartphone
)8.A.health center
B.restaurant
C.photo shop
D.park
(
)9.A.collected
B.updated
C.ignored
D.doubted
)10.A.performance
B.argument
C.competition
D.conversation
)11.A.consider
B.avoid
C.tolerate
D.understand
)12.A.shoot
B.text
C.search
D.charge
)13.A.want
B.pretend
C.struggle
D.hesitate
)14.A.different
B.busy
C.right
D.equal
)15.A.except for
B.because of
C.instead of
D.as for
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(2023·浙江嘉兴期中)You have probably heard of the Mozart effect.It's the idea that if
children or even babies listen to music composed of Mozart,they will become more intelligent.A
quick Internet search shows plenty of products to assist you in the task.Whatever your age is,
there are CDs and books to help you taste the power of Mozart's music,but when it comes to
scientific evidence that it can make you cleverer,the picture is more mixed.
The phrase "the Mozart effect"was made up in 1991,but it was a study described two years
later in the journal Nature that aroused real media and public interest about the idea that listening
to classical music somehow improves the brain.It is one of those ideas that sound reasonable.
Mozart was no doubt a genius himself.His music is complex and there is a hope that if we listen to
enough of it,we'll become more intelligent.
The idea took off,with thousands of parents playing