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M:Beforefeedingthedog,Imgoingtoclearupitshouse.
W:Itsabouttime.Lookatthemess!Itsmelsterrible.
(犜犲狓狋2)
M:Makeonecopyofthisdocumentformeandtwentyforothermanagers.
W:OK,Mr.Colins.AssoonasIsendtheemailtotheimportantclient,Iwilgotodealwiththis.
(犜犲狓狋3)
M:Thefoodinthisrestaurantisprettygood.Andtheyalsogivethebestservice.
W:Thatsright.Haveyoubeenherebefore?
M:No,butmyfriendBoboftencomeshere.
(犜犲狓狋4)
M:IdliketomakeanappointmenttoseeDr.OwenonTuesdaymorning.
W:Buthesnotfreethen.WhataboutWednesdayafternoonorFridaymorning?
M:Icantcomeanyafternoon.IsupposeIlhavetohavethemorningappointmentthen.
(犜犲狓狋5)
W:CanIhelpyou?
M:Yes,Idliketobuyabirthdaycakeformymother.
W:Wehavethreesizes,smal,mediumandlargewithdifferentstyles.Whichwouldyouprefer?
M:Thesizedoesntmatter.ButIwantsomethingspecial.Doyouhaveoneintheshapeofarose?
(犜犲狓狋6)
M:Oh,lookatthoseearrings,Maria.Theyreperfectforyou.
W:Theseredones?Redisntagoodcolorforme.
M:No,theyelowones.
W:Oh,these?Hmm,itstoobigforme.
M:Wel,thatnecklacelooksnice.
W:Whichone?
M:Thatblueonerightthere.Howmuchisit?
W:Its$1,200.Thatstooexpensive.
M:Hey,letmegetitforyou.Itsyourbirthdaypresent.
(犜犲狓狋7)
W:Whataday!First,Iforgottoputthechickenintothefridge.
M:Whathappened?
W:IfounditwentbadwhenIpreparedformylunch.ThenItriedtousemycomputer,butIcouldntgeta
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M:Oh,no!
W:Afterthat,Itriedtousethecleaner.
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M:Letmeguess.Itdidntpickupthedirt.
W:Worse!Itspreaddirtaroundtheroominsteadofpickingitup.
M:Didyouhaveyourrobothelp?
W:Ofcourse.Ithelpedmecleantheoutsidewindows.
M:Thatsrealyamazing!
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M:Hi,Cathy.Howareyoudoing?
W:Imwel.Thanks,Paul.Howareyou?
M:Imfine.ImjustcalingtogetsomedirectionsfromtheairportforwhenIcometomeetyounextweek.
W:OK.Wel...Whenyouarrive,thereisataxistandstraightoutside.Itisprobablyyourbestchoicein
termsofgettingtomyofficefromtheairport.Thereisabusaswelwhichcostsyouonly$5.
M:OK.Butyoudrecommendataxi,wouldyou?
W:Yeah.
M:OK.Andhowmuchdoyouthinkthatwouldcost?
W:About$20.Anditshouldtakeyoumorethan30minutestogettotheoffice.
M:SoIwilhaveplentyoftimetomakeourthreeoclockmeeting,then.
W:Oh,yes.
M:Great!Thanksverymuch.Bye!
W:Noworries.Lookforwardtoseeingyou.
(犜犲狓狋9)
W:WhenareyougoingtoEurope?Nextweek?
M:Yes.ImleavingLosAngelesonMonday.ThenIlworkwithTanyaDolanintheLondonofficethenext
day.ImmeetingmymanagerSueRedmanonWednesday,andthenImgoingtoParis.
W:Realy?WhyareyougoingtoParis?Onbusiness?
M:No.Imtakingabreak.Imhavingtwodaysoff.
W:Goodidea.So,howareyoutravelingtoParis?Areyoudriving?
M:No,Imtakingatrain.
W:Oh,right.
M:ThenImstayinginParisfortwonights.
W:Great.SohowwilyougobacktoLAfromParis?
M:ImgoingbacktoLondononthetrainfirst.ThenImflyinghomeonSaturdayafternoon.
W:OK.
M:ImarrivinginLAatmidnight.
W:SoisitanonstopflightbetweenLAandLondon?
M:No,Imnotflyingdirect.ImbywayofLA,NewYork,andLondon.Then,ontheflighthome,Im
changinginChicago.
(犜犲狓狋10)
M:Hi,mynamesSamContiandmyjobismakingandselingchocolate.PeopleoftenaskhowIgotintothis
business.Wel,myparentswantedmetostudymedicineoreconomicsatuniversity,butatthetimeI
thoughtlawmightopenmoredoors,sothatswhatIdid.
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workIcantelyou,becausesomuchcangowrongwithchocolate.Thehardestbitismeltingitintheright
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Dearfelowstudents,
Goodmorning!Today,IdliketosharemyopinionsabouttheuseofAltoolsinourEnglishstudy.Ithink
AIcanbeofgreathelpforustostudyEnglish.Forexample,itcanoffervariedandfunwaystostudy
vocabularyandprovidewritingtips.However,Iamworriedthatwemightbecomeoverlyreliantonit,which
mightweakenourdesireforfacetofacecommunicationwithteachersandclassmates,orblindlyacceptthe
answerswithoutfurtheranalysis.
Despitethepotentialproblems,Istilthinkitsagoodideatodownloadoneofthemaslongaswecan
balanceAItoolswithfacetofaceinteractionstoimproveourlanguageskilsinnaturalenvironment.
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15.WhenwilthemanleaveLondonforhome?
A.OnMonday. B.OnSaturday. C.OnSunday.
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19.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutmakingchocolate?
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RaphaelSanzio(1483-1520)inapalacecaledtheStanzadelaSegnatura.Itisconsidereda
masterpiecethatcelebratesphilosophyandclassicalthought,asitfeaturesgreatGreekminds
likeAristotle,Plato,andPtolemy.Theotherthreewalpaintingsshowtheothermain
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artistspaintingstyle.
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definemodernart,FrenchartistHenriMatisse(1869-1954)firstemergedasaPostImpressionist.
Then,in1904,heledtheFauvismmovement,whichisFrenchfor“wildbeasts”.Theartists
ofthismovementfavoredbrightcolorsandexpressivebrushstrokesoverrealism.
21.Whosepaintingsarebestknownforshowingtheeffectofnaturallight?
A.HenriMatisses. B.JohannesVermeers.
C.RaphaelSanzios. D.MichelangeloBuonarrotis.
22.Whatis犜犺犲犛犮犺狅狅犾狅犳犃狋犺犲狀狊about?
A.Poetry. B.Religion. C.Philosophy. D.Literature.
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A.Theypreferredbrightcolors. B.Theyenjoyedpaintingsimilarsubjects.
C.Theycamefromthesamecountry. D.TheyarewelknownPostImpressionists.
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ShawnLee,aprimaryschoolsocialstudiesteacherinSeattle,hasmadeuphismindto
bringmedialiteracy(jk)intohisclassroom.Leeseffortsarepartofagrowingmovementof
educatorsandresearchersworkingtofightagainstonlinemisinformation.
NewJersey,IlinoisandTexasareamongstatesthathaverecentlysetstandardsfor
teachingmedialiteracyinprimaryschools,abroadstrategythatincludeslessonsabouthow
Internetandsocialmediawork,alongwithafocusonhowtospotmisinformationbycrosschecking
multiplesourcesandstayingawayfromhighlyemotionalclaimswithoutcontext.
IntheUS,medialiteracylessonsareoftenincludedinhistory,governmentorother
socialstudiesclasses,andtypicalyofferedatthehighschoollevel,thoughexpertssayits
nevertooearly—orlate—tohelppeoplebecomebetterusersofInternet.
OnerecentreportonmedialiteracyeffortsinWesterncountriesplacedFinlandatthe
top.Canadarankedseventh,whiletheUScameinatNo.18.Finnishchildrenbegintolearn
aboutthemediainpreschoolaspartofanantimisinformationprogramthataimstomakethe
peoplemoresensitivetofalseonlineinformation.
“Thecoreiscriticalthinkingthatkeepsasking,‘Whocreatedthis?Howdoesitmakeme
feelandwhy?’”PetriHonkonen,Finlandsministerofscienceandculture,saidinarecent
interview.“Itisalsothekeyelementofmedialiteracy.”
However,attemptstoteachkidsmedialiteracyhaverunintooppositionintheUSfrom
thepublicwhoconsideritasthoughtcontrol.Suchconcernpreventsteachersfromeventrying.
Thedriverseducationhasbeenbroughtupfrequentlyduringmedialiteracydebates.
“Weneedspeedlimits,weneedweldesignedroadsandgoodregulationstoensurecarsare
safe.Butwealsoteachpeoplehowtodrivesafely,”Leesaid.“Whateverregulatorsdo,
whateveronlineplatformsdo,contentalwaysendsupinfrontofanaudience,andtheyneed
tohavethetoolstoengagecriticalywithit.”
24.WhatcanwelearnaboutthenewtrendinmedialiteracyeducationintheUS?
A.Itisofferedatthehighschoollevel.
B.Itisincludedinotherrelatedsubjects.
C.Itfocusesonhowtospotmisinformation.
D.ItstresseshowInternetandsocialmediawork.
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25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“core”inparagraph5probablymean?
A.Thesubjectthathastobestudied.
B.Themostimportantpartofsomething.
C.Thecentralpartofanobjectorbuilding.
D.Thehardcentralpartofafruitsuchasanapple.
26.WhatisthepublicsattitudetoteachingkidsmedialiteracyintheUS?
A.Disapproving. B.Tolerant. C.Favorable. D.Unclear.
27.Howisthelastparagraphdeveloped?
A.Byanalyzingdata. B.Byconductingsurveys.
C.Bylistingexamples. D.Bymakingcomparisons.
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Haveyoueverlistenedtoyouroldrecordingsandnoticedhowyourvoicehaschanged
overtime?Thishappensbecauseourvoicescanchangeinpitch(l!)andqualityaswemove
throughdifferentstagesoflife.Fromthehighpitchedvoicesofchildhoodtoourdeeperones
inadulthood,andfinalytotheslightshiftsthatcomewithaging.Understandingwhyour
voiceschangecanalsohelpusprotectourvoices.
Ifyouveeverspenttimearoundchildren,youveprobablynoticedthatlittleboysand
girlstendtohavesimilar,highpitchedvoices.Thatsbecause,beforetheygrowup,their
vocalcords(mn)areaboutthesamesize.However,oncetheygrowup,androgenandestrogen
takeoverandcausemajorchanges.
Inboys,anincreaseinandrogenthickensandlengthensthevocalcords,whichslows
downtheirshakingmovementsandresultsinamuchdeepervoice.Girlsvoicesalsochangeas
theygrowup,buttoalesserdegree,sinceestrogenlowerstheirpitchslightly.Thesechanges
arepermanentoncetheyoccur.
Whilebiologyplaysakeyroleinmaleandfemalevoicepitchdiferences,socialexpectations
alsoinfluencehowvoicesdevelop.Researchshowsthatinsocietieswithstrictgenderroles,
thegapbetweenaveragemaleandfemalevoicepitchislargerthanincultureswithlessstrict
genderroles.Evenyoungchildren,beforetheirvocalcordschangebiologicaly,tendtoadjust
theirvoices—raisingorloweringtheirpitch—tomeetsocialexpectations.
Justasourbodieschangewithage,sodoourvoices.Overtime,alossofmusclestrength,
moredryness,anddecreasedflexibilityinthevocalcordscanleadtoathinner,roughand
unclearvoice.Lungcapacitycanalsodecrease,makingithardertoprojectthevoice.
Thegoodnewsisthattherearestepsyoucantaketoprotectyourvoiceatanyage.
Drinkingenoughwater,avoidingsmokingandalcohol,andgivingyourvoiceregularrestcan
helpmaintainvocalhealth.Liketherestofourbodies,ourvoicesneedcaretostaystrong.
Actualy,alittlevocallovecangoalongway.
28.Whatcanandrogendotothevocalcords?
A.Raisetheirpitch. B.Slowdowntheirchanges.
C.Damagetheirmuscles. D.Makethemlongerandthicker.
29.Whatdoestheauthorwanttostressinparagraph4?
A.Lungcapacity. B.Socialexpectations.
C.Differentcultures. D.Vocalcordsflexibility.
30.Whatshouldbeavoidedinordertoprotectourvoice?
A.Givingitregularrest. B.Drinkingsufficientwater.
C.Smokingandalcohol. D.Talkingaslittleaspossible.
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31.Whichofthefolowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.WhyDoOurVoicesChangeWithTime?
B.WhatIstheRoleofAndrogenandEstrogen?
C.HowCanWeProtectOurKidsVoiceProperly?
D.WhenDoBoysandGirlsStartSoundingDifferently?
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Burningoil,gasandcoal—fuelsthatcomefromtheremainsofancientplantsandanimals—
releasescarbon(o)intoEarthsatmosphere,whereittrapsheatandchangestheclimate.
Thatprocesshascausedmassivedestructionandlossoflife,anditwilcontinuetodoso.As
aresult,carbonisseenasapolutant.
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thinkingandthemessageoftheclimatemovementarewrong.“Thosewhocalcarbona
polutantshouldrethinkwhattheyaresaying,”Hawkenwrites.“Carbonisthebuildingblock
oflife.Withoutit,Earthwouldjustbealonely,deadrock.”
Hawkenbelievesthattreatingcarbonasapolutantnotonlymisseswhathascaused
climatechangeinthefirstplace,butalsofurtherseparatespeoplefromthelivingworld.
“Thereisnoclimatecrisis,butacrisisofhumanthinkingandbehaviorthatsdamagingthe
soil,wipingoutentirespecies,andchangingtheweatherfasterthanpeoplecanadapt,”he
argues.“Thewarmingatmosphereisaresponse,ateaching.”
Hawkensbookisalessoninwhatssometimescaled“unlearning”,orlettinggoofold
assumptions,liketheideathatnatureissomethingtofixorcontrol.Instead,itexploresways
torepairabrokenrelationshipwiththenaturalworldbydrawinginspirationfromnative
culturesandnewscientificdiscoveries.
Firstofal,Hawkenwantsachangeinhowpeopletalkaboutthenaturalworld.He
describestheword“biodiversity”as“abloodlessterm”.Eventermslike“nature”arenot
properforHawken.Hepointsoutthatsuchtermswouldonlybeneededifwearenotapart
ofthelivingworld.
ThegoalofthebookisnottomapoutaplanforsavingEarth,buttorebuildthe
relationshipwithit.“Mycommunityrecentlybrokedownabarrierunderabridgethathad
blockedthefishontheirjourneyupthestreamtogivebirth.Thelessonfromtheprojectis
aboutcare,”Hawkenwrites.“Thatswhereweshouldstart.”
32.AccordingtoPaulHawken,carbonshouldbetreatedas .
A.apolutingelement B.theresultofburningfuels
C.apartofthelivingworld D.thecauseofclimatechange
33.WhatdoesPaulHawkensayabout“biodiversity”and“nature”?
A.Theyarenotbasedonthelatestdiscoveries.
B.Theyarehelpfulinfightingclimatechanges.
C.Theyarenoteasyforthepublictounderstand.
D.Theyaremisleadingandshouldbeabandoned.
34.WhatdoesPaulHawkensuggestpeopledoinhisnewbook?
A.“Unlearn”tocoexistwithnature. B.Findwaystocontrolnature.
C.Returntotraditionalwaysofliving. D.Fixtheproblemsscientificaly.
35.Fromwhichisthetextprobablytaken?
A.Anewbook. B.Abookreview.
C.Anadvertisement. D.Anenvironmentreport.
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