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一、用单词的适当形式完成短文

Directions:

Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;

fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

It’scomingfrominsidethehouse

Assomeonewho’sbeenremodelinghomesforabout20years,Icantellyouit’snotapredictable9-to-5.Whenyoustarttearingdownwalls,youneverknowwhatyou(21)1.(find).

I’veseentotalelectricalchaos('

混乱)wherepeoplejoinedtogetherwiresandjustwrappedit

allupininsulating(绝缘的)tape,poppeditbehindsomedrywall,andclearlyforgotaboutit.

(22)2.handlingthatkindofwiringisobviouslydangerous,thescariestpartisnotknowinghowmuchmoreisstillhiding.You’regoing:

“Isthereanyofitthatwe’renotgoingtofind?

Becausewe’renottearingdowneverywall.”Youdon’twanttoleaveanewly(23)3.(remodel)homewithfirethreats.

Andcreativeplumbingmightnotbeaslikelytobumyourhousedown,butitcanstillbeahugepain.OnceItorethroughawallinanoldhouseandfounda4-inchpiperunningthroughthe

middleofit(24)4.madeabsolutelynosense;

itwasn’tgoingtoor(25)5.abathroom.Andyouhavetofigureout(26)6.you’regoingtodowiththat.Canyousomehowjustleaveitaloneandbuildaroundit,ordoyouneedtospendthreedays(27)7.(try)togetitout?

Thentherearetheissuesthatdon’thave(28)8.todowithhard-ware.Inremodeling.there’salwaysdecay.You’reconstantlydealingwithdisgustingthings.I’vefounddeadanimals—andliveanimals,whichisevenscarier.Thisjobtakesastrongstomach.

Oddlyenough,it’sactuallykindofgoodnewswhenaplace(29)9.(smell)unpleasantbecauseofadeadanimal.Ittends(30)10.(keep)thepricedown,butifyoupowerthroughandcleanthingsup,thattemporaryunpleasantsmellisn’tgoingtoimpactthehouse'

slong-termvalue.SoIalwayssay,thestinker(臭)thebetter.Atleastthat'

ssomethingyoucaneasilyfix.

二、选用适当的单词或短语补全短文

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

Identifytheproblem,agoal,andareward

NovelistSarahHoweryHartsaysit'

simportantthatwritersidentifyaspecificproblem,agoal,andarewardforanybehaviortheywishtochange.Inherconferenceworkshopstitled“Stuck,Tired,Bored,andDistracted:

HowWritersinDistresscanusePsychologyToolstoOvercomeCommonWriting-relatedProblems,sheteachestechniqueslearnedinherdoctoralstudyofpsychologytohelpwritersbecomemore11.andefficient.

Oneofthemostcommon12.shehearsisthelackoftimetowrite.“First,weneedtodeterminewhatthatmeans,”shesays.“Maybeitmeansthatyoudothingsthat13.yourownwriting,likecheckingemailsandsocialmedia.Yournextstepistodeterminehow14.thisishappening.”

Sheoffersherparticipantsworksheetstohelpthemmeasurehowoftenaparticularbehavioroccurs,andthenasksthemto15.whetherthebehavioristrulyaproblem.“Let’ssayyoufindthatyoucheckyouremailonceanhourwhileyou'

rewriting.Isthattoofrequent?

Onlyyoucandeterminethat,’’shesays.“IfyoucheckyouremailandthenmoveontoFacebookandthentoTwitter-evenifyou’veonlycheckedonce,thiscantakea(n)16.15minutesoutofyourwritinghour.Also,youloseyour17.ofthoughtandcan’trememberwhatyouweregoingtowritenext.”

Sheadviseswriterstosetagoal-forinstance,writingforanhourwithoutcheckingemailorsocialmedia.“Andthenyouhavetodetermineyourreward18.,”shesays.“Howoftenwillyouneedtorewardyourself?

Sheurgeswriterstoassesstheirprogress19..“Afteraday,afterafewdays,areyoumeetingyourgoals?

”shesays.“Iftherewarddidn’twork,youmayneedto20.it.Maybereadingabookfor15minuteswasn'

tthestrongestrewardforyoubecauseyoureadfortwohourswhenyougotobedatnight.Maybeyou’drathergotothegymoroutforahalf-hourrun.”

三、完形填空

Don'

tlooknow,butthattreemaybewatchingyou.Severallinesofrecentresearchsuggestthatplantsarecapableof21andmayevenpossesssomethinglikeaneye,despiteaverysimpleone.

Theideathatplantsmayhave“eyes”is,inaway,nothing22.In1907FrancisDarwin,Charles'

sson,assumedthatleaveshaveorgansthatareacombinationoflens-likecellsandlight-sensitivecells.Experimentsintheearly20thcenturyseemedto23thatsuchstructures,nowcalledocelli(单眼),exist,buttheconceptofa“seeingplant”fellbythewayside—onlyto24inthepastfewyears.

InarecentissueofTrendsinPlantScience,FrantisekBaluska,aplantcellbiologistattheUniversityofBonninGermany,andStefanoMancuso,aplantphysiologistattheUniversityofFlorenceinItaly,layoutnew25forvisuallyawarevegetation.Tomaketheircase,theresearchersfirstpointtothe201626thatSyn-echocystiscyanobacteria(蓝藻),single-celledplantscapableofphotosynthesis,actlikeocelli.“Thesecyanobacteriausetheentirecellbodyasalenstofocusanimageofthelightsourceatthecellmembrane(膜),asintheretina(视网膜)ofananimaleye,”saysUniversityofLondonmicrobiologistConradMullineaux,whohelpedtomakethediscovery.Althoughresearchersarenotsurewhatthepurposeofthismechanismis,its27suggeststhatasimilaronecouldhaveevolvedinhigherplants.“Ifsomethinglikethisisalreadypresentatthelowerlevelofevolution,itismostlikely28Baluskasays.Recentworkalso29thatsomeplants,suchasthecabbageandmustardrelativeArabidopsis,makeproteinsthatareinvolvedinthedevelopmentandfunctioningofeyespots--theeyesfoundinsomesingle-celledplants.These30specificallyshowupinstructurescalledplastoglobuli,whichareknownforgivingautumnleavestheirredandorangecolours.“Thisdiscoverysuggeststhatplastoglobuliinplantsmay31eyespots,”Baluskasays.

Otherobservationalresearchrevealsplantshavevisualcapabilitieswejustdonot32yet.Forinstance,asreportedin2014inCurrentBiology,theclimbingwoodvineBoquilatrifoliolatacansomehowmodifyitsleavestoimitatethecolorsandshapesofitshostplant.

Althoughtheevidenceforeyelikestructuresinhigherplantsremains33,itisgrowing.“Ihadneverheardaboutplantvision,andIwouldhavedismisseditas34untilmyowndiscoveryofcyanobacteriaactingasacameraeye,”saysbiotechnologistNilsSchuergers,co-authorofthe2016studyonSynechocystis.Thenext35istoconfirmtheearly20th-centuryexperimentsshowingthatplantcellsthemselvescanactlikelenses—andresearchersstillneedtofigureoutalltheendstowhichplantsputtheirsight.

21.A.visionB.breathC.hearingD.emotion

22.A.wrongB.trueC.interestingD.new

23.A.confirmB.exploreC.warnD.ignore

24.A.re-issueB.re-formC.re-checkD.re-emerge

25.A.approachB.evidenceC.planD.theory

26.A.conceptB.discoveryC.researchD.evolution

27.A.developmentB.functionC.existenceD.intention

28.A.recordedB.foundC.keptD.broken

29.A.wondersB.recallsC.deniesD.shows

30.A.proteinsB.plantsC.coloursD.leaves

31.A.dependonB.actasC.sticktoD.engagein

32.A.announceB.developC.applyD.understand

33.A.limitedB.sufficientC.convincingD.divided

34.A.unimportantB.unlikelyC.meaningfulD.realistic

35.A.itemB.choiceC.challengeD.mistake

四、阅读选择

TheannualCanadiancommercialsealhuntistheworld'

slargesthuntofmarinemammals.Afewweeksold,thesealpups(幼崽)areprizedprimarilyfortheirskinsandalsofortheomega-3-richoilusedinfoodsupplements--productsthatareshippedaroundtheworld.

Thismonth,theWorldTradeOrganization(WTO)inGeneva,Switzerland,isexpectedtoannouncewhetherproductsfromcommercialsealhuntingcanbemarketedinEurope.Atpresent,theycannot.SuchproductshavebeenbannedbytheEuropeanUnion(EU)since2009toprotect‘publicmorals’CanadaandNorwayhaveaskedtheWTOtooverturntheban—thefirstofitskind--andthetradebodywillsoondeliveritsfinaldecision.

Asanofficialobserver,Ihaveseenthehuntfromtheiceandfromhelicopters.Thedetailsaregrisly.ThatiswhytheWTOoriginallyagreedthattheEUcouldacttolimittradeonthegroundsofpublicmorals—thefirsttimethatsucharestrictionhadbeenputinplace.

Whentheyareborn,sealpupshavewhitefur.Theyareabandonedbytheirmothersatabout12daysofage.Strandedontheunstableice,theyremainaloneandunfedforuptosixweeks,andduringthistimetheirfurchangesfromwhitetogrey--andthehuntersarrive.

Thepupsareeithershotfromboats,orclubbedwithawoodenbatoraniron-tippedpolecalledahakapik.Someshotandinjuredsealsslideintothewaterandarelost.Manyshotandinjuredanimalscouldpotentiallysufferforseveralminuteswhilethehuntersdrivetheirboatscloseenoughtoclubthemunconscious.Iftheiceistoounstableforthehunterstocross,shotandinjuredbutconsciousandreactivesealscanbedraggedintotheboatswithlonghookedgaffs(鱼叉)beforebeingclubbed.

AsahumanandasascientistIconsiderthehunttopresentrealandsignificantwelfareconcerns.Theavailablescientificevidencesupportsthatopinion.Butscience,ofcourse,isonlyoneofthefactorsatplay.PerhapsthefinalwordshouldgotoastatementattributedtoMahatmaGandhi:

“Thegreatnessofanationanditsmoralprogresscanbejudgedbythewayitsanimalsaretreated.”

36.WhyisWTO’sbanintroducedinthepassage“thefirstofitskind”?

A.Itisthefirsttotakelittlen

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