難點突破備考沖刺及一二模結(jié)

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hehadexperiencedasimilarfeeling．第二部分：閱讀部AHowdoyoufeelaboutwatchingotherpeopleNothingismorerefreshingonawarmsummerdaythanwatchingsomeoneelseRightnow,I’msittingonmyporchandwatchingyoungBethbaling(打捆)thebigfieldontopofthehill．She’sbeenhayingthatfieldforovertenyears．Iknow:Iputheronthetractorwhenshewasjusttwelveyearsold．Shepickedagreatdayforbaling．It’snottoohot,andthere’sanicebreeze．OnMonday,whenshecutthefield,itwassohotIthoughtthecornwouldstartpoppinginthefield．Didn’tstopher,though．Shejuststuckthatbighatonherhead,wrappedawethandkerchiefaroundherneck,andsettowork．IrememberwhenIwouldhavedonethesameWhileI’mheresuckingalemonade,Bethisdrivingthehay(干草trainatractorpullingabalerandan第3wagon．You’dthinksomeonehersizewouldneverbeabletoseeoverthetractor．Butsomehowshemanages．Whenshe’sfinished,hertracksareverystraight．Thewholetimeshe’shaying,thatdogwagon．You’dthinksomeonehersizewouldneverbeabletoseeoverthetractor．Butsomehowshemanages．Whenshe’sfinished,hertracksareverystraight．Thewholetimeshe’shaying,thatdogofhersisworkingjustashard,runningalongbesideherlikehe’safraidshe’lldriveawaywithouthim．Bethsureknewwhatshewasdoingwhenshetrainedhim．Thewaythemachineworksispurepoetry．Eachrowispushedintoshape．Whenjustenoughhayisinabale,itiswrappedupandfastenedtogether．Asecondorsolater,thebalecomesflyingoutandintotheoldwagon．Thepersonwhoinventedthatmachinesurewassomekindofgenius．That’snottosayitworksperfectly．Everyonceinawhileabalemissesthemark,especiallywhenyouareturningthemachineattheendofarow．Thatmeans,ofcourse,thatyouhavetogobackandpickupthosebalesandthrowthemintothewagon．IcanrememberwhenBeth’smotherwasherage．ShelookedanawfullotlikeBethnow．Makesamanproudtoseehisdaughterandgranddaughtertakingsuchgoodcareofthemselves．Well,IsupposeIshouldgetupandfillthisglassagain．Notmuchfunsittingherewithanempty56．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethatatsometimeinthepasttheauthor A．boughtthetractorforC．workedinthefieldlikeB．forcedBethtoworkatanearlyD．trainedthedogtohelpBeth57．Intheeyesoftheauthor,thesightofBethbalinghayis 58．Beforethrownintothewagon,thehaymustbe A．tiedB．driedC．cutD．lined59．WhodoyouthinkistellingthisA．Beth’sB．Beth’sfatherBIfyouhaven’theardorseenanythingaboutRoadRageinthelastfewmonths,you’veprobablybeenavoidingthemedia．Therehavebeencountlessstoriesaboutthisnewandscaryphenomenon,consideredatypeofaggressivedriving．YouhavemostlikelyencounteredaggressivedrivingorRoadRagerecentlyifyoudriveatall．Whiledrunkdrivingremainsacriticalproblem,thefactsaboutaggressivedrivingaresurelyasdisturbing．Forinstance,accordingtotheNationalHighwayTransportationSafetyAssociation,41,907peoplediedonthehighwaylastyear．Ofthosedeaths,theagencyestimatesthatabouttwo-thirdswerecausedatleastinpartbyaggressivedrivingWhyisthisphenomenonoccurringmorethanevernow,andwhyisitsomethingthatseemedalmostnonexistentafewyearsago?Expertshaveseveraltheories,andallareprobablypartiallycorrect．Onesuggestionissheerovercrowding．Inthelastdecade,thenumberofcarsontheroadshasincreasedbymorethan11percent,andthenumberofmilesdrivenhasincreasedby35percent．However,thenumberofnewroadmileshasonlyincreasedby1percent．Thatmeansmorecarsinthesameamountofspace;andtheproblemismagnifiedinurbanareas．Also,peoplehavelesstimeandmorethingstodo．Withpeopleworkingandtryingtofitextrachoresandactivitiesintotheday,stresslevelshaveneverbeenhigher．Stresscreatesanxiety,whichleadstoshorttempers．Thesefactors,whencombinedincertainsituations,canspellRoadRage．Youmaythinkyouarethelastpersonwhowoulddriveaggressively,butyoumightbesurprised．Forinstance,haveyoueveryelledoutloudataslowdriver,soundedthehornlongandhardatanothercar,orspeduptokeepanotherdriverfrompassing?Ifyourecognizeyourselfinanyofthesesituations,watchout!Whetheryouaregettingangryatotherdrivers,oranotherdriverisvisiblyupsetwithyou,therearethingsyoucandotoavoidanymajorconflict．Ifyouaresusceptible(easilyinfluenced)toRoadRage,thekeyistodischargeyouremotioninahealthyway．Ifyouarethetargetofanotherdriver’srage,doeverythingpossibletogetawayfromtheotherdriversafely,includingavoidingeyecontactandgettingoutoftheirway．第4ThefirstsentenceinPara1impliesthat onemaybeangeredbyThefirstsentenceinPara1impliesthat onemaybeangeredbymediareportsandwantstoavoidthemediacreatedtheterm”RoadRage”onlyafewmonthsRoadRagehasreceivedmuchmediacoverageinthelastfewpeoplenotinterestedinthemediaknowlittleaboutrecenthappenings．61．Theunderlinedword“spell”inPara．3means．62．WhichofthefollowingcharacterizesaggressiveC．SoundingthehornwhenB．DrivingathighD．Shoutingatanother63．Thelastparagraphisintended．tellpeoplehowtodealwithRoadinformpeoplehowaggressivedriverscouldshowpeoplehowtocontrolthemselveswhenwarnpeopleagainsteyecontactwithanotherCSecurity---fortheinformationonyoursmartphone,aswellasforthephoneitself---isahottopicthesedays．Thetruthisthatyou’repackingalotofsensitiveinformationonyourphone,andyoushouldkeepitsafe．Whenitcomestophysicalsecurity,iPhoneuserswoulddowelltodownloadFindMyiPhone,afreeapp(applicationprogram)fromApplethatallowsyoutovisitawebsiteandseeyour(lost,stolenormisplaced)phoneonamap．Youcanthensoundanalarm,sendamessagethatwillpopuponitsscreen,lockthephoneoreraseallyourdata．Androiddoesnothaveanexactquivalent,butthereareplentyofalternatives．AfreeappcalledLookoutoffersthefind-my-phonefeature．Thepaidversionallowsyoutowipethedatafromyourphoneremotely．Thenthereisyourcoffeeshop’sWiFinetwork．Anyonewithminimaltechnicalexpertskillcansnoopon(窺視)peopleusingsharedwirelessnetworks,harvestingpasswordsandotherpersonaldata．Lookout’sappswillcautionyouwhenyou’veloggedontoanunsecurenetwork,butcannotprotectyouonceyou’rethere．Inordertoprotectyourselfonsuchnetworks,youcanuseavirtualprivatenetwork,orV．P．N,ThisturnsallyouractivityintononsensetoanyonetryingtoreadalongwithyoufromacrosstheStarbucks．Italsokeepswebsitesfromtrackingyouand,ifyou’retraveling,allowsyoutogetaccesstositesthatmaybeblockedinotherscountries．IfyouhaveaniPhone,thesimplestV．P．N．a(chǎn)ppisprobablyHotspotShield,whosedistinguishingfeatureissaidtobethatitautomaticallykicksineachtimeyoustartbrowsing,asopposedtootherV．P．N．a(chǎn)ppsthatrequireyoutostartthemupmanually．Thismatters,becauseevenifyoudecideyouwantaV．P．N．a(chǎn)pp,youwanttospendapproximatelyzerotimethinkingaboutit．Forthemostpart,thatwastrueofHotspotShield,thoughoccasionallyittookawhileconnectortemporarilylostconnectionwithoutwarning．Ifoundmyselfhavingtoturntheapponandoffsometimes,whichinvolvedsettingmyphoneconstantly．Ifevenreadingaboutthesettingsonyourphonedrivesyoucrazy,thenitisprobablybesttostayawayfromaV．P．N．a(chǎn)pp．Butifyou’rethetypewhocan’tresistcheckingyourbankbalancefromyourcornerbar,thehasslemaybepreferabletotherisk．64．WhichofthefollowingcanwarnyouagainsttheunsecureD．FindMyByusingV．P．N．users findtheirlostphoneontheeraseallthedatafromthephone第5D．savetheirbrowsingfrombeingD．savetheirbrowsingfrombeing66．Theunderlinedword“that”inPara．6referstothefactthat A．a(chǎn)V．P．N．a(chǎn)ppkicksinautomaticallyB．theuserstartsV．P．N．a(chǎn)ppC．theapptakesawhiletoD．usersspendnotimethinkingaboutDWhyarepeopleinterestedineatingrawfoodsorwholefoods?Onereasonisthateatingthesetypesoffoodreducestheriskofacidaccumulationinyourbody．Rawandwholefoodsareusuallydigestedmoreefficientlythancookedandrefinedfoods．Whenwecookfoods,wedestroythenaturalenzymes(酶thatarepartofthefoodinitsrawform．Theseenzymeswereintendedbynaturetohelpusdigestthefood．Whenweconsumefoodwithoutthesenaturalenzymes,ourbodieseitherdigestthefoodimproperlyorallowtoomanynutrientstobeabsorbedintothebloodstream．Inbothinstancestheresultisobesity．Whentoomanynutrientsareabsorbedatonce,thebodygrowsfat．Improperlydigestedfoodmovesslowlythroughthedigestivetract,whereitbecomesincreasinglyacidic．Toprotectitsvitalorgansfromthisacidicwaste,thebodychangestheacidintofatandstoresitsafelyawayfromtheorgans．Processedfoodscontainchemicalelements,whichmightconfusetheappetitemechanismthattellsuswhenwe’vehadenoughtoeat;asaresult,peopleoftenovereat．Processedfoodsalsoupsetthedigestivecycle．Thebodywilleitheridentifythesefoodsasallergensandthenstorethemsafelyawayfromtheorgansasfat,ortheremainsofundigestedfoodwillbecomeacidicandenterthebloodstreamasacidwaste,whichwillsticktothebloodvesselwallsandblockthepassageofvitaloxygenandnutrientsheadingforthebody’scells．Thebody’smetabolism(新陳代謝)becomesinactive,andtheresultisweightgainandobesity．Theaccumulationofacidinthedigestivetractmakesdigestionincreasinglyinefficient．Whenthathappens,healthyfoodscanbecomeacidicandthefoodallergieswillbecomemoreTostopthisviciouscircleinitstracks,peopleneedtoconsumefoodandsupplementsthatwillneutralizetheacidalreadyaccumulatedinbody．Eatingtherighttypesofrawandwholefoodscanhelp．It’salsoimportanttorestoreyourenzymebalance．Youneedtoidentifyandavoidthefoodsthatcauseacidaccumulationandconsumethefoodsthatincreaseenzymeproduction．Ifyoutrulywanttochangeandhelpyourbodyhealitself,youneedtotakeanactive Para． ．A．foodswithnaturalenzymeshelppeoplekeepwe’dbetterbecautiousaboutrawandwholeitisessentialforpeopletoprotecttheirvitalgivingupcookedandrefinedfoodsisanewA．destroybody’scellsWhatisthemainpurposeofthisA.TowarnpeopleoftheproblemofB．mayleadtoD．stopbody’sToadvocateeatingmorerawandwholeToinformpeopleoftheharmofprocessedTotellthedifferencesbetweenrawandprocessedfoods．70．WhatislikelytobetalkedaboutfollowingthelastA．DifferentcausesofacidC．SuitabletypesofrawandwholeB．Correctwaystocookrawfoods．D．Activeapproachestoavoid第二節(jié)：七Ifyouhaveeverbeeninaschoolplayorevenmadebelieveyouwereadoctor,detective,oraspacetraveler,youknowtheenjoymentthat第二節(jié)：七Ifyouhaveeverbeeninaschoolplayorevenmadebelieveyouwereadoctor,detective,oraspacetraveler,youknowtheenjoymentthatactingbrings．Almostallofushavethewishtoplaythepartofsomeone---or--else． Intheancientworld,actingwasoftenassociatedwithreligiousceremoniesandotherspecialoccasions．Asfarbackas2200B．C．trainedChineseactorsperformedceremonialdancesincostumeandmakeupatharvestfestivals．72 ．Tothedancewasgraduallyaddedpantomime---theimitationofmovementsandgestures---aswellasthewearingofmasks,thesingingofchants,andfinallytheuseofdialogue．WhileactingwascomingintoitsownintheancientChineseclassicaltheatre,itwasdoingthesameinthewesternworemasks,andtheirmotionswerelargelyfixedbycustom．73 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