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donlyreceivedonepaymentof$34,000.

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dspentlargeamountsofmoneyandgivenlargeamountsaway,buthedidn'

tendmeexpectedpeacethatshouldhavecomewiththefreedomofmoney.

Otherlotterywinnershaveendedupinprisonforcrimes.Manysufferbankruptcy（破产）afterthebigjackpot（头奖）isspentandgivenaway,includingsomeoftheeightpeoplewhowonthe365millionPowerballin2006.

Theexamplesgivenpaintasadpictureofwhatcanhappenifyouwinabiglotteryjackpot,butfortunately,theseexamplesdon'

ttellthestoriesofalljackpotwinners.

56.Whatisthemainideaofthefirstparagraph?

A.Mostlotterywinnersuseupmoneyquickly.

B.Mostlotterywinnersdon'

treallyendupwell.

C.Winninglotterymeansrelationshipsdestroyed.

D.Financialexpertsareagainstthelotteryindustry.

57.WhydidlotteryofficialsrefusetogiveWayneSchenkthemilliondollarsinonepayment?

A.Hewasdiagnosedwithlungcancer.

B.Hewasunwillingtogiveawayhismoney.

C.Theyhadtoobservetheofficialrules.

D.Theydidn'

twanttodisturbhispeace.

58.Theauthorsupportshismainideaby____.

A.givingexamplesB.makingcomparisons

C.listingnumbersD.listingreasons

59.Inthefollowingparagraph,theauthorwillprobablytalkabout_____.

A.advicegivenbyfinancialexperts

B.happystoriesofthelotterywinners

C.conclusiondrawnbytheauthor

D.regulationsaboutlotterywinning

56-59BCAB

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黑龙江省大庆实验中学2018届高三月考---B

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黑龙江省大庆实验中学2018届高三月考--C

Startingthedayonaneggcouldkeepyourbloodpressureundercontrol,researchsuggests.Scientistshaveshownthateggsproduceproteinswithafunctionsimilartothatofpowerfulbloodpressure-loweringdrugs.

Theresearch,fromtheUniversityofAlbertainCanada,showedthatwheneggscomeincontactwithstomachenzymes（酶）theyproduceaproteinthatactsinthesamewayasAceinhibitors,butmoreworkisneededtoshowtheeffectsoutsidealadandinthehumanbody.

Earlierthismonth,Britishresearchersdeclaredthat,contrarytopopularbeliefs,itishealthytogotoworkonanegg.Theyconcludedthatthetypeofcholesterol（胆固醇）foundineggshaslittleeffectonincreasingheartdiseaserisks.

ResearchProfessorBruceGriffin,formtheUniversityofSurrey,said:

“Thewrongbeliefslinkingeggeatingtohighbloodcholesterolandheartdiseasemustbecorrected.Theamountoffatinourdiethasaneffectonbloodcholesterolthatisseveraltimesgreaterthantherelativelysmallamountsofcholesterolfoundineggs.TheUKpublicdonotneedtobelimitingthenumberofeggstheyeat.Theycanbeencouragedtoincludetheminahealthydietastheyareoneofnature’smostnutritiousfoods.”

TheBritishHeartFoundationdroppeditsthree-egg-a-weeklimitin2005.however,halfofBritonsbelievethelimitstillapplies.

63.FromthetextweknowthatAceinhibitorsare________.

A.akindofmedicine

B.akindofprotein

C.akindofillness

D.akindoffood

64.AccordingtowhatProfessorBrucesaid,eggs________.

A.arethemostnutritiousfood

B.havenoeffectonbloodcholesterol

C.canbeincludedinahealthydiet

D.areforbiddentobeeatenintheUK

65.Wecaninferfromthetextthat________.

A.drugstolowerbloodpressurewillbereplacedbyeatingeggs

B.stomachenzymesmixedwitheggscancureheartdiseases

C.mostBritonsagreethethree-egg-a-weeklimitshouldbedropped

D.about50percentofBritonsthinkeatinganeggadayisbadfortheirhealth

66．Thetextismeant________.

A.tointroducescientificfindingsabouteggs

B.tointroduceamedicinemadefromeggs

C.totellpeoplehowtolowertheirbloodpressure

D.toadvisepeopletoeatasmanyeggsaspossible

63-66ACDA

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黑龙江省大庆实验中学2018届高三月考--D

Visitorstomuseumshavetopay“voluntary”admissionfees,BorisJohnson,themayor（市长）ofLondon,urgedyesterday.Hesaidthatencouragingvisitorstosetavalueonmuseumsandartgalleries,whichhavebeenfreesince2001,wouldworkextremelywell.Mr.JohnsonheldupNewYork’sMetropolitanMuseumofArtasamodel.AlthoughNewYork’smuseumsareofficiallyfree,visitorsarestronglyencouragedtopayarecommendedentryfeeof$20.AttheMet,entryisimpossiblewithoutfirstgoingtotheticketdesk.

Mr.Johnson’sspokesmanlateradmittedthatfreeadmissionwasa“hugedraw”forLondon,buthesaid,“HavingvisitedtheMetlastweek,themayorisimpressedbyhowtheymaximizevoluntarycontributionsandbelievestherearelessonstobelearnt.”MarkJones,directoroftheVictoriaandAlbertMuseum,toldTheTimesthatthemuseumalreadyrequesteda£

3donationbutwasnotasforcefulasNewYork’sinstitutions.Hesaid,“I’mnotinfavorofanythingthatmakespeoplefeeltheywon’twanttogobecausetheyfeelliketheywillhavetopay.”

Whenentrancefeestonationalmuseumsweredecidednottobechargedherein2001,therewasa70percentincreaseinvisitornumbersinthefirstyear.Politicalpartieshavesincebeenunwillingtosuggestchange,despiteconcernsaboutcost.HugoSwire,theformerShadowCultureSecretary,wasdismissedin2007forsuggestingthat“museumsandgalleriesshouldhavetherighttochargeiftheywish”.

Someintheartcommunityargue,however,thatfreeentrancehasdonelittletoincreasethebreadth（广泛）ofvisitorsandhascausedshortfallsinthebudgetforthemuseums.Inresponsetoit,ColinTweedy,chiefexecutiveofArts&

Business,saidthatBritainwas“leadingtheworld”inallowingitstreasurestobefreelyavailable.Hesaid,“Toreturntomuseumchargingwouldbeareturntothedarkages.”

BenBradshaw,theCultureSecretary,said,“Themayorrevealedhistrueintentionwhenhesuggestedthosewhocouldafforditshouldbeencouragedtocontributetothearts.Ibelieveitisadisasterfortheculture,arts