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生命中,不断地有人离开或进入。
于是,看见的,看不见的;记住的,遗忘了。
生命中,不断地有得到和失落。
于是,看不见的,看见了;遗忘的,记住了。
然而,看不见的,是不是就等于不存在?
记住的,是不是永远不会消失?
英语六级阅读理解练习题(三)
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Climate,morethananyothersinglefactor,__1__thedistributionoflifeonEarth.Climaticboundariesestablishthelimitswithinwhichorganismscansurvive.Plants,evenmorethananimals,mustbe__2__adaptedtoclimateinordertosurvive.Theycannotmoveaboutortakeshelterbutmustbeequippedto__3__whateverweatherconditionsarelikelytooccur.Intheharshconditionsofthefarnorthoftheearth,forexample,lowgrowingmosses,lichens,andafewfloweringplantsallholdtothegroundforshelterfromicywinds.
Animals,despitetheir__4__tomoveaboutandfindshelter,arejustasmuchinfluencedbyclimateasplantsare.Creaturessuchasthecamelandthepenguinaresohighlyspecializedthattheyhavean__5__limiteddistribution.Others,suchasbears,areflexibleenoughtoadapttoa__6__rangeofclimates.。
Ocean-dwellingorganismsarejustassensitivetoclimaticchanges—inthiscasetemperatureandsalinity—aslandanimals.Reefcoralscansurviveonlyinclearwarmseawater.Certainforaminatersaresosensitivetochangesintheir__7__thattheirpresencecanbetakenasan__8__ofseatemperature.Humanbeingsareamongthe__9__specializedofallanimalsandcanlivealmostanywhere.Theirclothesandtheirhomes__10__asasortof“miniatureclimate”thatcanbetakenwiththemeverywhere.
A.leastB.determinesc.abilityD.urgently
E.broadF.behaveG.worstH.index
I.endureJ.extremelyK.entertainL.well
M.neighborhoodN.actO.environment
答案:
I.B2.L3.I4.C5.J6.E7.O8.H
Astheonlyfreshmanonhisschool‘svarsity(代表队)wrestlingteam,Todwasanxioustofitinwithhisolderteammates.Onenightafteramatch,hewasofferedawhiskybottleontheridehome.Todfelthehadtoaccept,orhewouldseemlikeasissy.Hetookaswallow,andeverytimethebottlewaspassedbacktohim,hetookanotherswallow.Aftersevenswallows,hepassedout.Histerrifiedteammatescarriedhimintohishome,andhismotherthenrushedtothehospital.Afterhisstomachwaspumped,Todlearnedthathisbloodalcohollevelhadbeensohighthathewasluckynottobeinacomaordead.
Althoughalcoholsometimescausesrapidpoisoning,frequentlyleadstolong-termaddiction,andalwaysthreatensself-control,oursocietyencouragesdrinking.Manyparents,bytheirexample,givechildrentheimpressionthatalcoholisanessentialingredientofsocialgatherings.Peerpressureturnsbachelorparties,fraternityinitiations(同仁联谊会入会),andspring-semesterbeachvacationsintocompetitionsin“gettingtrashed.”Insoapoperas,charmingcharacterspourScotchwhiskeyfromcrystalbottleasreadilyasmostpeopleturnonthefaucetfortapwater.Infilmsandrockvideos,trend-setterspartyinnightclubsandbars.Andwhocanrecallatelevisedbaseballorbasketballgamewithoutabeercommercial?
Bytheageof21,theaverageAmericanhasbeendrinkingonTVabout75,000times.Alcoholadsappearwithpoundingfrequency—inmagazines,onbillboards,incollegenewspapers—contributingtoaharmfulmythaboutdrinking.
Partofthemythisthatliquorsignalsprofessionalsuccess.Inamen’smagazine,onefull-pageadforScotchwhiskeyshowstwomenseatedinanelegantrestaurant.Bothareintheirthirties,perfectlygroomed,andwearingexpensivegreysuits.Thewindows‘aredraped(悬挂)withvelvet(天鹅绒)》thetablewithspotlesswhitelinen.Eachplace-settingconsistsofalong-stemmedwatergoblet,silverutensilsandthicksilverplates.Oneachplateishalf-emptycocktailglass.Thetwomenaregrinningandshakinghands,asifthey’vejustconcludedabusinessdeal.Thecaptionreads,“Thetasteofsuccess.”
Contrarytowhattheliquorcompanywouldhaveusbelieve,drinkingismorecloselyrelatedtolackofsuccessthantoachievement.Amongstudents,theheaviestdrinkershavethelowestgrades.Intheworkforce,alcoholicsarefrequentlylateorabsent,tendtoperformpoorly,andoftengetfired.Although,alcoholabuseoccursinalleconomicclasses,itremainsmostsevereamongthepoor.
Anotherpartofthealcoholmythisthatdrinkingmakesyoumoreattractivetotheoppositesex.“Hot,hot,hot,”onecommercial‘ssoundtrack(电影配乐)begins,asthecamerascansacrowdofcollege-agebeachgoers.Nextitfollowsthecurveofawoman’sleguptoherbarehipandlingersthere.Sheisyoung,beautiful,wearingabikini.Ayoungguy,carryinganicechest(箱子),positionshimselfneartowhereshesits.Heistan,muscular.Shedoesn‘tshowmuchinterest—untilheopensthechestandtakesoutabeer.Nowshesmilesoverathim.Heraiseshiseyebrowsand,invitingly,holdsupanothercan.Shejoinshim.Thisbeer,thesongconcludes,“attractslikenoother.”
Beerdoesn’tmakeanyonesexier.Likeallalcohol,itlowersthelevelsofmalehormonesinmenandoffemalehormonesinwomen—evenwhentakeninsmallamounts.Insubstantialamounts,alcoholcancauseinfertility(不生育)inwomenandimpotence(阳萎|)inmen.Somealcoholicmendevelopenlargedbreasts,fromtheirincreasedfemalehormones.
Thealcoholmythalsocreatestheillusionthatbeerandathleticsareaperfectcombination.Onebillboardfeaturesthreehigh-actionimages:
abaseballplayerrunningattopspeed,asurferridingawave,andabasketballplayerleapingtomakeadunkshot.Aparticularlightbeer,thebillboardpromises,“won‘tslowyoudown.”
“Slowyoudown”isexactlywhatalcoholdoes.Drinkingplaysaroleinoversixmillioninjurieseachyear—notcountingautomobileaccidents.Eveninsmallamounts,alcoholdullsthebrain,reducingmusclecoordinationandslowingreactiontime.Italsointerfereswiththeabilitytofocustheeyesandadjusttoasuddenchangeinbrightness—suchastheflashofacar’sheadlights.Drinkinganddriving,responsibleforoverhalfofallautomobiledeaths,istheleadingcauseofdeathamongteenagers.Continuedalcoholabusecanphysicallyalterthebrain,permanentlydamaginglearningandmemory.Long-termdrinkingisrelatedtomalnutrition,weakeningofthebones,andulcers.Itincreasestheriskofliverfailure,heartdisease,andstomachcancer.
Finally,accordingtothemythfosteredbythemediainourculture,alcoholgeneratesawarmglowofhappinessthatunifiesthefamily.Inonepopularfilm,theonlyfoodvisibleataweddingreceptionisanuntouchedweddingcake,butbeer,whiskey,andvodkaflowfreely.Mostoftheguestsaredrunk.Aftershoutingintothemicrophonetogeteveryone‘sattention,thebandleaderasksthebrideandgroomtocomeforward.Theyarepresentedwithtwowine-filledsilverdrinkingcups.“Ifyoucandrinkyourcupswithoutspillinganywine,”thebandleadertellsthem,“youwillhavegoodluckfortherestofyourlives.”Thecoupledraintheircupswithouttakingabreath,andthecrowdcheers.
Amarriage,however,isunlikelytobe“lucky”ifalcoholplaysamajorroleinit.Nearlytwo-thirdsofdomesticviolenceinvolvesdrinking.Alcoholabusebyparentsisstronglytiedtochildneglectandjuveniledelinquency.Drinkingduringpregnancycanleadtomiscarriageandisamajorcauseofsuchbirthdefectsasdeformedlimbsandmentalretardation.Thosewhodependonalcoholarefarfromhappy:
overafourthofthepatientsinstateandcountymentalinstitutionshavealcoholproblems;morethanhalfofallviolentcrimesarealcohol-related;therateofsuicideamongalcoholicsisfifteentimeshigherthanamongthegeneralpopulation.
Alcohol,somewouldhaveusbelieve,ispartofbeingsuccessful,sexy,healthy,andhappy.Butthosewhohavesufferedfromit—directlyorindirectly—knowotherwise.Foralcohol’svictims,“Here‘stoyourhealth”ringswithaterribleironywhenitisaccompaniedbytheclinkofliquorglasses.
1.Theauthorprovideslotsofevidencetorefutetheharmfulmythaboutdrinking.
2.WecanconcludefromthepassagethatthemediaandthecultureofAmericansocietypromotefalsebeliefsaboutalcohol.
3.Paragraphfourtellsusthatalcoholicswillneversucceediftheydon’tquitdrinking.
4.Insteadofmakingpeoplemoreattractive,alcoholmakesmanwomanlike.
5.Drinkingisoneofthemaincausesofdeathamongteenagers.
6.Thesentence“。
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oursocietyencouragesdrinking.”issimplybasedonthefactthattherearesomanyadsforalcoholinmagazinesandonTV.
7.Somethingmustbedonetorestrainalcoholabusebeforeitistoolate.
8.Oversixmillioninjurieseachyeararerelatedto______.
9.Thelifeofthosewhoareaddictedtodrinkingis______.
10.Besidesamajorcauseofbirthdefects,drinkingduringpregnancycanleadto______.
答案:
I.Y2.Y3.N4.N5.Y6.N7.NG8.drinking9.farfromhappy10.miscarriage
MoreattentionwaspaidtothequalityofproductioninFranceatthetimeofReneCoty.CharlesDeschanelwasthenthefinancialminister.Hestressedthatworkmanshipandqualityweremoreimportantthanquantityforindustrialproduction.Itwouldbenecessarytoproducequalitygoodsfortheinternationalmarketstocompetewiththoseproducedinothercountries.TheFrencheconomyneededalargershareofinternationalmarkettobalanceitsimportandexporttrade.
Frenchindustrialandagriculturalproductionwasstillinadequatetomeettheimmediateneedsofthepeople,letalonelong-rangeddevelopments.Essentialimportshadstretchedthenationalcredittothebreakingpoint.Rentsweretightlycontrolled,buttheextremeinflationaffectedgeneralpopulationmostseverelythroughthecostoffood.Foodcoststookasmuchas80percentoftheworker‘sincome.Wages,itistrue,hadrisen.Extensivefamil