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U校园Model TestlunitlA.Becaus.sh.ha.a.appointmen.wit.Opra.Winfrey.B.Becaus.sh.i.studyin.th.lif.o.Opra.Winfrey.C.Becaus.sh.i.attendin..discussio.b.Opra.Winfrey.D.Becaus.sh.i.havin..brea.wit.Opra.Winfrey.2A.Sh.eat.an.exercise.i..wa.influence.b.Opra.Winfrey.B.She.se.u..boo.clu.unde.th.influenc.o.Opra.Winfrey.,C..magazin.t.others.D.She.influence.t.rea.book.writte.b.Opra.Winfrey.31A.Becaus.she.finishe.

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32.1B.Becaus.she.a.inspirin.succes.stor.o.givin.an.sharing.C.Becaus.sh.know.wha.povert.i.throug.he.poo.childhood.D.Becaus.sh.help.girl.i.Sout.Americ.wit.thei.education.4A.H.i.convinced.B.H.i.stil.doubtful.C.H.i.impressive.D.H.i.persuasive.参考合案1C2A3B4A5A.Unci.an.nephew.B.Fathe.an.daughter.C.Uncl.an.niece.D.Teache.an.student.6A.I.i.stressful.B.I.i.fascinating.C.I.i.boring.D.I.i.marvelous.75A.,birthda.party.B.Becaus.sh.bough.he.daughte..dres.tha.wa.to.cheap.C.Becaus.sh.forgo.t.invit.he.daughte.t.th.movies.D.Becaus.sh.refuse.t.bu..dres.he.daughte.preferred.8A.Bu.anothe.ne.dres.tha.he.daughte.loves.B.Hav.patienc.an.pu..Io.o.hear.int.th.matter.C.Giv.he.daughte.eve.mor.money.D.G.travellin.wit.he.daughte.t.Ne.Orleans.Directions.l.thi.section.you l.hea.som.sentences.l.eac.sentenc.ther.i..wor.o.phras.missing.Yo.ar.goin.t.liste.t.th.recorrs.time.writ.dow.th.missin.word.tha.yo.hear.Whe.yo.liste.fo.th.secon.time.chec.you.ans、wers.9She madean arrangementwith heremployer9whereby sheworked areducednumber ofhours.、10One s10pursuit ofhappiness isregulated bylaw,social customsand sharedmoralvalues.

11.We lovepeace,yet weare notthe kindof peopleto yieldto anymilitary11threat

12.The sceneis sobeautiful thatit12transcends mypower ofdescription.

13.As longas younever loseheart,no difficultyis toogreat to13triumph over.

14.Perhaps itis betterto saythat thedirection ofher interestturns fromoutward to14inward.

15.The newprime ministeris generallyacknowledged asa far-sighted15statesman.

16.In ourdialogue,we should be16diligent inseeking understandingand beslow tojudge.、17In hissmall clinic,business isalways17slap slackat thistime ofthe year,so hedecidesto havea tripwith hisfamily.、18The poorwoman slife cameto a18tragic endwhen shewas knockeddown bya carcrossingthe street.、19He isa professorof19prestige in the fieldof spacescience.20One questionis whether the lawshould permita womanto havean20abortion and,ifso,under whatcircumstances.Directions-Fil.i.th.blank.i.th.followin.sentence.wit.appropriat.preposition.o.adverbs.Fil.idiot dedicationmisfortune dubiousovertimedazzle scholarlyboastful nominateupholdi.eac.blan.wit.onl.ON.word.Being usedto working31overtime,she wouldalways putsome chocolateinto herhandbagevery morning.He smad atme becauseI supposedlycalled himan32idiotWe maybe gladto knowthat inspite ofhis33misfortune inthe earlieryears,he finallyfoundthe womanwho broughthappiness tohis marriedlife.The policeargued thattheir taskwas to34uphold thelaw andto keepthe peace.I couldnot seewell,for myeyes had been35dazzled,after thedarkness,by thestrongelectric light.The36dubious datawas turneddown bythe researchers.Her abilityto reacha largeaudience isthe resultof hardwork andprofessional37dedicationOccasional reportson relevantcases andthe resultsof38scholarly researchhave oftenraisedthe issueof mercykilling sincethe1980s.Your aimshouldbeto emphasizeyour strengthswithout sounding39boastfulThere wasa startledexpression onhis facewhen hewas toldthat hehadbeen40nominated forthe2014Nobel PeacePrize.Directions.Rea.th.followin.passage.carefully.Eac.passag.i.followe.b.som.question.o.unfinishe.sentences.Fo.eac.o.the.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.A.B.C.an.D.Choos.th.bes.answe.t.eac.question.、Accordin.t.th.ne.schoo.o.scientists.technolog.i.a.overlooke.forc.i.expandin.th.horizon.o.scientifi.knowledge.Scienc.move.forward.the.say.no.s.muc.throug.th.insight.o.grea.me.o.geniu.a.bee声aus.o.mor.ordinar.thing.lik.improve.technique.an.tools.I.short..leade.o.th.ne.schoo.contend.称.th.scientifi.revolution.a.w.cal.it.wa.largel.th.improvemen.an.inventio.an.us.o..serie.o.instru无数的ment.tha.expande.th.reac.o.scienc.i.innumerabl..directions.仓Ove.th.years.tool.an.technolog.themselve.a..sourc.o.fundamenta.innovation［I新.hav.largel.bee.ignore.b.historian.an.philosopher.o.science.Th.moder.schoo.tha.hail.technolog.argue.tha.suc.master.a.Galileo.Newton.ea.importanc.to.an.derive.grea.benefi.from.craf.informatio.an.technologica.device.o.differen.kind.tha.wer.usabl.i.scientifi.experiments.Th.cor.o.th.argumen.o..technology-yes.genius-,,.greates.glor.wa.tha.i.l

60.h.wa.th.firs.perso.t.tur.th.newl.invente.telescop.o.th.heaven.t.prov.tha.th.planet.revolv.aroun.th.su.rathe.tha.aroun.th.earth.Bu.th.rea.her.o.th.story.accordin.t.th.ne.schoo.o.scientists.wa.th.Ion.evolutio.i.th.improvemen.o.machin er.fo.makin.eyeglasses.Federa.polic.i.necessaril.involve.i.th.technolog.vs.geniu.dispute.Whethe.th.Governmen.shoul.i反ncreas.th.financin.o.pur.scienc.a.th.expens.o.technolog.o.vic.vers.z..ofte.depend.o.th.issu.o.whic.i.see.a.th.drivin.force.41What leadsto theexpansion ofscience interms ofthe newschool of scientistsA.Th.creativ.idea.o.th.grea.minds.B.Th.scientifi.knowledg.o.th.geniuses.C.Th.improvemen.o.ordinar.tool.an.techniques.D.Th.neglecte.forc.i.scientifi.innovations.42What isthe natureof scientificrevolution accordingto aleader ofthe newschoolA.I.help.t.inven..serie.o.ne.instruments.B.I.i.actuall.th.resul.o.th.developmen.o..serie.o.instruments.C.I.pushe.th.scienc.towar..particula.direction.D.I.ha.improve.th.technique.i.innumerabl.directions.43Why doesmodern schoolofscientistspay attentionto theinvention andimprovement oftoolsand technologyA.Becaus.the.ca.b.applie.i.scientifi.experiments.B.Becaus.the.ar.greatl.admire.b.scientist.an.inventors.C.Becaus.the.ar.overlooke.b.historian.an.philosophers.D.Becaus.the.ca.b.serve.a..sourc.o.basi.innovations.44，What can be inferredfrom thestatement“the realhero ofthe story,…was thelong evolutioninthe improvementof machineryfor makingeyeglasses A.Th.rol.o.Galile.a.th.star.o.th.scientifi.revolutio.wa.underestimated.B.Ptolem.wa.th.firs.astronome.t.elaborat.th.syste.o.heavenl.motions.,C..grea.discovery.D.Galile.prove.tha.th.su.rathe.tha.th.eart.i.th.cente.o.th.universe.45What conclusioncanbedrawn from the lastparagraphA.Th.government’.decisio.o.it.financ.allocatio.i.determine.b.it.opinio.o.th.priorit.betwee.scienc.an.technology.B.Th.governmen.ha.develope.pur.scienc.a.th.expens.o.technology.C.Th.governmen.ha.attache.mor.importanc.t.technolog.tha.pur.science.D.Th.governmen.wil.n.longe.increas.th.financia.suppor.t.pur.science.参考答案41C42B43D44C45A—、,.life.lt*..journey.Pleas.follo.thes.rule.t.mak.th.journe.o.you.lif.Journe.o.joy.Stayin.positiv.throug.th.col.seaso.coul.b.you.bes.defens.agains.gettin.ill.ne.stud.finding.suggest.I.a.experimen.tha.expose.health.volunteer.t..col.o.fl.virus.researcher.foun.tha.peopl.wit..gener性all.sunn.disposition格.wer.lesJikel.t.fal.ill.Th.findings.publishe.i.th.joiima.Psychosomati.Medicine.biiilQ.evidenc.th a.,positiv.emotiona.style.ca.hel.war.of.th.commo.col.an.othe.illnesses.Researcher.believ.th.reason.ma.b.bot.objectiv.a.i.happines.boostin.immun.functio.an.subjectiv.a.i.happ.peopl.bein.les.trouble.b..scratch.throa.o.runn.nose.“Peopl.wit..positiv.emotiona.styl.ma.hav.differen.immun.respons.t.th.virus,.explaine.lea.stud.autho.D.Sheldo.Cohe.o.Carnegi.Mello.Universit.i.Pittsburgh.uAn.whe.the.d.ge..cold.the.ma.interpre.thei.illnes.a.bein.les.severe.Cohen andhis colleagueshad foundin aprevious studythat happierpeople seemedlesslikely tocatch acold,but somequestions remainedas towhethertheemotional traititselfhad theeffect.Fo.th.ne.study.th.researcher.ha.l

9.health.adult.wit.complet.standar.measure.o.personalit.traits.self-perceive.healt.an.emotions.style.Thos.wh.tende.t.b.happy.energeti.an.easy-goin.wer.judge.a.havin..positiv.emotiona.style.whil.thos.wh.wer.ofte.unhappy.tens.an.hostil.ha..negativ.style.Th.researcher.gav.the.nos.drop.containin.eithe..col.viru.o..particula.fl.virus.Ove.t打喷h.nex.si.days.th.volunteer.reporte.o.an.aches.pains.o.sneezin.嚏.the.had.whil.th.researcher.collecte.objectiv.data.Cohe.an.hi.colleague.foun.tha.base.o.obje鼻部的不适」ctiv.measure.o.nasa.woe.ikel.t.develo..cold.46The newstudy findingsintheexperiment suggestthat.A.Bein.optimisti.i.mor.probabl.t.kee.healthy.B.Stayin.positiv.i.mor.likel.t.catc.cold.C.Havin..negativ.emotio.i.harmfu.t.th.character.D.Havin..goo.dispositio.i.mor.likel.t.ge.ill.47The phraseward offin Paragraph2most probablymeans”.A.se.asideB.giv.in C.shru.off D.kee.away48,.interpretatio.tha..A.peopl.wit..positiv.emotio.ar.mor.likel.t.regar.thei.illnes.a.les.serious.B.peopl.wit..negativ.emotio.ar.mor.likel.t.boos.immun.functio.t.th.virus.C.peopl.wit..positiv.emotio.ar.mor.likel.t.interpre.thei.illnes.objectively.D.peopl.wit..negativ.emotio.ar.mor.likel.t.interpre.thei.illnes.subjectively.49It canbe learntfromthepassage thatthe benefitsof havinga positiveemotional styleareA.stil.dubiousB.C.D.self-evident50Which ofthe followingwould bethe bestTITLE forthe passageA.B.C.D.参考答案46A47D48A49C50B。