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22.WhichofthefollowingisCORRECT?

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stoolatetoinviteTim._________,youknowhowhehatesparties.

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spreadedB.peeledoff;

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C.peeled;

28.WhichofthefollowingactivitiesisprobablyNOTarecreation?

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D.doinghouseholdchores

C.watchingthestagedrama

29.Whichofthefollowingsentencesiscorrect?

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C.Cellphonesdonotseemtocausecancer.

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pageswill_________.

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curlup

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becutout

31.Somepeople_________theirjobsandbecomeverysuccessful._________,finding

asatisfactoryjobislikefindingtruelove.

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32.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisNOTcorrect?

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C.Wefounditabadideatotellhimthenewsrightaway.

D.IfindmyApplewatchismuchsmarterthananormalwatch.

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paintingsandotherartworks.

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havebigcollectionof

D.take;

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C.setup;

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Accordingtopopularfolklore,manyanimalsaresmarterthantheyappear.Dogsbark

beforeearthquakes;

cattlepredictrainfallbysittingontheground.Butcattlemayhave

anotherhiddentalentintellingwhichwayisnorth.

Smallanimalssuchasmoleratslivingundergroundareknownfortheuseofmagnetism

tonavigate.Dr.Begallandhercolleagueswantedtoknowwhetherlargermammalsalsohave

theabilitytoperceivemagneticfields.Theyinvestigatedthispossibilitybystudying

imagesofthousandsofcattlecapturedonGoogleEarth,awebsitethatstitchestogether

satellitephotographstoproduceanimageoftheEarth'

ssurface.

Grazinganimalsareknowntoorientthemselvesinawaythatminimizeswindchillfrom

thenorthandmaximizesthewarmthofthesunwhentheyarecold.Theresearcherstherefore

hadtostudyalotofcowsgrazinginlotsofdifferentplacesatdifferenttimesofday,

inordertoaverageoutthesefactorsandseewhethercattlecouldactlikecompassneedles.

Theresearchersconcludedthatcattledogenerallyorientthemselvesinanorth-south

direction.Thisnorth-southpreferencehasalsobeennotedinflies,termitesandhoneybees.

Butunfortunately,eventhehighresolutionofGoogleEarthisnotpowerfulenoughtotell

whichendofthecowisitshead,andwhichitstail.Theresearcherswerethereforeunable

toanswertheirresearchquestionsofwhethercattleprefertolooknorthorsouth,and

whetherthatdiffersinthenorthernandsouthernhemispheres.

46.Whatisthearticlemainlyabout?

A.TheusefulnessofGoogleEarth.

B.Whethercattlearesuperiortootheranimals.

C.Animals'

sensitivitytonaturaldisasters.

D.Whethercattlebehavelikecompassneedles.

47.WhichofthefollowingfactorsmightaffectDr.Begall'

sresearchresult?

A.Rainfall.B.Earthquakes.

C.Location.

D.Cost.

48.WhatisthemajorfindingofDr.Begall'

sstudy?

A.Cattlepointnorth-south.

B.Magnetismcan'

tbestudiedscientifically.

C.Animalsprefertolooksouth.

D.GoogleEarthisareliableresearchtool

49.Whycouldn'

ttheresearchersgettheanswertotheirresearchquestions?

A.Manycattleintheirstudyweresittingontheground.

B.Thecattleconstantlychangedirectionstoavoidwindchill.

C.Thereismagneticdifferencebetweenthetwohemispheres.

D.Theycouldn'

ttellacow'

sheadfromitstailinthesatellitepictures.

(B)

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projectssetoutforthemission.Fromspace,astronautsstudythegeography,pollution,

andweatherpatternsonEarth.Theytakemanyphotographstorecordtheirobservations.

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asmicrogravity,affecthumans,animals,plants,andinsects.Besidesworking,regular

exerciseisessentialtokeeptheastronautshealthyinmicrogravity.

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fromtheradiationofthesun.Meanwhile,thespacesuitprovidesnecessaryoxygensupply

andkeepstheastronautsfromfeelingtheextremeheatorcoldoutsidetheshuttle.

Whenthemissionisover,thecrewmembersgetreadytoreturntoEarth.Theshuttle

doesnotuseitsenginesforalanding.Itglidesthroughtheatmosphere.Whentheshuttle

touchestheland,adragparachuteopenstosteadytheaircraft,getthespeedright,and

helpthebrakesonthelanding-gearwheelstobringittoacompletestop.

50.Thepassageismainlyabout_________.

A.howastronautsflythespaceshuttleB.howaspacemissioniscompleted

D.howfarastronautstravelinspace

C.howaspaceshuttleisconstructed

51.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.Theastronautsneedaspacesuittoworkoutsidetheshuttle.

B.Theastronautskeepthemselveswarminaapacesuit.

C.Theastrona

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