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C.Some C.AnextraWhathappenedtothemanlastHecaughta B.Hebrokehis C.Helosthis1720WhatwouldJamesdoinNew B.Givea C.BuyanewWhenwouldtheflighttake WhatdoweknowaboutthetaxiHeforgottosethisalarm B.HestoppedworkingearlytheC.HeoversleptthefollowingWhatwasthenewsreportBad 第二部分閱讀理解（40第一節（15230WhereIsSpringpumpingfromthrillingtravels?Looknofurther!Thesetoursanddestinationswillkeepyouonyourtoesallweeklong.Panama:Thisunderrateddestinationisalittle-knownsecretofthemosttravelers!thistouryou’llgettohike,snorkel(浮潛)andexploreallthebestsightsthisbeautifulcountryhastooffer!Eightdaystoursfor$250day.Canada:Thisdiversecountryisfullofoptions.ExploretheEastofCanadaandvisitsuchasMontreal,QuebecorToronto.Ifyou’refeelingadventurous,exploretheWesternpartofthecountrywithaCanadianRockiesTour.DuringthistwelvedaystouryouwillhikeaglaciertoIceland:CheckoffoneofthesevenwondersoftheworldwithatouroftheNorthernandGoldenCircle.Spendsevendaysfullofadventurelikehikingglaciers,snowshoeingthroughThingvellirNationalPark,relaxingintheGeysirHotSpringsandofcourseexperiencingthegloryofSouthAfrica:DiscoverthediversecultureandwildlifethatmakesupSouthAfrica.Yourplanincludesajourneyalongthecoastknownas“RainbowNation.”HereyouwillenjoybeautifulWhatisthesimilarcharacteristicofthetravelsmentionedintheA. 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Accordingtothetext,Panamaisadestinationwhich isnotasfamousastheother B.youcangotoforenjoyingC.offersanoptiontohikeinthe D.takesthemosttimeofthefourMyhusbandandIwanteddesperatelytheinstanttransformationfromtypicalconsumerstoweren’tinuse.Buttherateofglobalwarmingexceededoursnail’spacetransitiontogreenhood.SoIpressedIdecidedtoputveganism(素食主義)atthetopofouragenda.VegansrefuseanyanimalfleshorcommercialgoodsmadefromanyanimalbyproductssuchasmilkorfatsAllthefamilyapplaudedthisoptionexceptformyhusband.Somekindofanimalneededtosacrificeitsdearlifedominatedbynot-so-obviousvegandisheslikebeanburritosandhigh-fibervegetablestir-fryIttookafewdaysbeforeherealizedthathehadn’tbeeneatinganymeat．“Ifeellikeeatingbeef.”heannounced.Sothatnight,Itookfulladvantageofazucchini(一種南瓜)，cutitintochunky(粗大的)piecesandcookedthem.ThenIcoveredthemwithspicesMybeef-starvedhusbandhadsomeandacuriouslookcrossedhisface．“Where’sthe“Livingpeacefullysomewhereonanopenplainwhereit“Iknewit”hewhispered.“You’vesurelymadegreatcontributionstotheboomincattle.”Histastebudsweredevelopedcompletelyaroundtheflavorofeverykindofanimal:cattle,pigs,deer,I’mallforpreservingourplanet,butwhatgoodwoulditdotosavetheearthfortomorrow’sgenerationiftoday’sdiedofstarvation?Thenextday,wewentoutforburgers.Iwasverycarefultoplacethepaperbagintoourrecyclingbin．Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“exceeded”underlinedinParagraphA. 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C.Hewasregardedasameat Shehadagoodsenseofhumor． C.Sheadvocatedraisingmorecattle． D.ShehadaperfectrecipeforcookingWhatcanbeasuitabletitlefortheHungeror B.DiscriminationorC.Vegetablesor D.GreensorThethingthatsetschildrenapartfromadultsisnottheirignorance,northeirlackofskills.gethis6-year-oldsonfromsoccerpractice,herkidgreetedherwithasadface.Theteacherhadcriticizedhimfornotfocusingonhissoccerdrills.Thelittleboywalkedoutoftheschoolwithhiscomehere!ThisisthestrangestbugI’veeverseen.Ithas,like,amillionlegs.It’samazing!”Thelittlefacewasoverflowingwithindescribableexcitement．chokedbytoweringbooksandpapers,andhidingbehindthemareagroupofmotionlesscreatures,pensinhand,mindsdry,justasthehollowmenportrayedbyT.S.Eliot.TheirpursuitofAlthoughjoyisanunaffordableluxuryintoday’sincreasinglyfiercecompetition,administratorstakepleasureinproductiveactivitieswhichdeveloptheirimportantqualities,likeperseverancemakesnosenseeducationally．Adultstendtotalkaboutlearningasifitweremedicine:unpleasant,butnecessaryandgoodforyou.Whynotthinkoflearningasifitwerefood—somethingsovaluabletohumansthattheywanttoexperienceitasapleasure?Bydescribinga B.ByanalyzingtheC.Bygivingan D.BycollectingSummarizetheprevious B.ProvidesomeadvicefortheC.Introducethemaintopicfordiscussion． D.Clarifysomepuzzlingquestions．30．Whatdoesthetextsuggestadministratorsandteachersdo?A.StopgivingstudentsB.InvolvestudentsinmeaningfulC.SupplystudentswithD.Arousestudents’fondWhatisthetextmainlyA.Joyisthespokespersonfor C.Educationistheparadisefor D.Examsareanever-endingHawking,whosefinalbookispublishedTuesday.ThebookBriefAnswerstotheBigQuestions,whichwascompletedbyhisfamilyafterhisdeath,presentsanswerstothequestionsthatOtherbombshellstheBritishscientistlefthisreaderswithincludethebeliefthatalienlifeisoutthere,artificialintelligencecouldoutsmarthumansandtimetravelcan'tberuledout."ThereisnoGod.Noonedirectstheuniverse,"hewritesinthebook."Forcenturies,itwasbelievedthatdisabledpeoplelikemewerelivingunderacursebyGod,"headds."IprefertothinkWhileHawkingspokeofhislackofbeliefinGodduringhislife,severalofhisotheranswers"Travelbackintimecan'tberuledoutaccordingtoourpresentunderstanding,"hesays.Healsopredictsthat"withinthenexthundredyearswewillbeabletotraveltoanywhereintheSolarthescientistalsoturnedhisattentiontotheworldhewasleavingbehind.Hisgreatestconcern,question"Howdoweshapethefuture?",thescientistwrites,"Remembertolookupatthestarsandnotdownatyourfeet." B.Doesthesolarsystem D.DoesanyonedirecttheHawkingmentionedhisdisabilityinhisbook showhis B.complainofC.tellreadersabouthis D.supporthisdisbeliefin C.Technologywilldestroythe D.HumanbeingsarenotWhatdidHawkingsuggesthumanbeings B.ExploretheDevelopthe D.Respectartificial5210Manyofuslivewitharoommateatsomestage.Sometimes,therecanbeproblems.Whohasn’thadanargumentaboutwhoseturnitistotakeouttherubbishorwhoshouldbetheonetoclearupafterdinner?36someyoumaynotnotice.37 Theresearchersbelievethesocialandculturalrolesplayedbycooking,foodpreparationandeatingmaybeimportantconsiderations.Forexample,thoselivingwithfriendshavesomeoneelsetogoshoppingwith,andthusarelikelytobuyhigh-qualityfreshfood Ifpeoplelivingalonefindtheydonothavetheknowledgerequiredtoprepareaparticulardishorcookacertainfood,theymayfallbackonready-made,lesshealthyfood.However,iftheylivewithatleastoneotherperson,theymaybeabletoaskforhelp.Inaddition,peoplelivingalonecaneatwhatevertheywantatanytimeofthedayornight.However,it’shelpfultohavesomeonearoundwhoquestionsyourdecisiontoeatfrozenpizzaat3am.40So,ifyounowlivealoneandfindyourselffightingalosingbattleagainstpooreatinghabits,whynotconsidersharingahomewithsomeoneelse?YoucouldencourageoneanotherontoCookingskillsmaybeanotherInotherwords,roommatescandrawyourattentiontounhealthyForexample,we’reactuallymorelikelytoeathealthierfoodwhenlivingwithasyouandgoestobedatthesametime.（45（201.530themasterandtwowomenservedthefood.This41abowlofthinsoupthreetimesawithapieceofbreadonSundays.Theboysate42andwerealwayshungry.Thebowlsmighteatthe46sleepingnexttohim.Hehada 47eye,andtheboys “Please,sir,IwantsomeThemasterwasafat,healthyman,butheturnedverypale.Helookedatthelittleboyinfrontofhimwith54.Nobodyelsespoke.“What?”heaskedatlast,ina55“Please,sir,”repliedOliver,“IwantsomeThemaster56himwiththeservingspoon,thenseizedOliver’sarmsand forbeadle（執事）Thebeadlecamequicklyheardtheterriblenewsandimmediatelyrantotellthe“Heaskedforme?”MrLimbkins,thefattestboardmember,askedin58.“Isthis59,Oliverwasledawaytobelockedup,anda(n) offivepoundswasofferedanybodywhowouldtakehimawayandusehimforC.consistedD.turned42.A.B.C.43.A.B.C.44.A.B.C.45.A.B.C.46.A.B. C.47.A.B. C.48.A.B. C.49.A.B. C.50.A.B. C.51.A.B. C.52.A.B. C.53.A.B. C.54.A.B. C.D.55.A.B. C.56.A.B. C.57.A.B. C.58.A.B. C.59.A.B. C.60.A.B. C.第二節（101.5151Haveyouever forgetting.Theyareunawareof62simplebutimportant memorycanbeFirst,relax.Ifyouareoveranxious rememberingsomething,youwillforgetit.Relaxingisveryne