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8.WhydoesPaolomakethephonecall?
A.Foracourse. B.Forameal. C.Forameeting.
9.WhatdoesPaoloexpectNicolatodo?
A.Domoreworkouts. B.Havelunchwithhim. C.Makefullpreparations.
3*86de,OP*10f12/。
10.Whatdoesthemangivetothewoman?
A.Abottleofwine. B.Apieceofartwork. C.Anicemusicplayer.
11.Howmanypeopledidthewomaninvitetotheparty?
A.Three. B.Seven. C.Ten.
12.Whohasgoodtasteinmusic?
A.Bob. B.Peter. C.Mary.
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13.Whatwasthemandoingwhenhismothertookthepicture?
A.Drinkingcoffee. B.Doingshopping. C.Settingthetable.
14.Whywasthemanexcitedatthecafé?
A.HesawJohnnyDepp. B.Hereceivedapresent. C.Hewatchedafungame.
15.Wheredidthewomansfamilywatchthebaseballgame?
A.InToronto. B.InOttawa. C.InParis.
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17.Wheredidthespeakergoonthethirdday?
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19.WhatdidthespeakerdobyThompsonsFalls?
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犜犺犲犛狌狀sportsacirculationofover70,000.犜犺犲犛狌狀isoneofthebestliterarymagazinesavailable!Thismagazine
pridesitselfonbeinganadfreeshelterinaworldfilledwithadvertisements.犜犺犲犛狌狀aimstocelebratelife,explorethe
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犘狅狆狌犾犪狉犕犲犮犺犪狀犻犮狊hasacirculationofover900,000.Forthosestudentsinhighschoolthatlongtomakethingsby
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MaryKayAshhasatrulyinspiringsuccessstory.ShewasborninasmalltowninTexasandgotmarried
andstartedafamilyattheyoungageof17.Shewentontohavethreechildrenwithherhusbandwhowasa
soldier,buttheirmarriageeventuallybrokeup.
MaryKaystruggledforyearstotakecareofherchildrenonherown.Butshetookonvarioussalesjobsin
thedirectsellingindustry,aimingtoriseinhercareer.
However,aftermanyyearsofsellingvariousproducts,alongwithafewmiddlemanagementandtrainer
roles,shestartedtofeellikeshewasbeingoverlookedformoreprominent(nD@)leadershiprolesbecauseshe
wasawoman.Assuch,shefinallydecidedtotakemattersintoherownhands.
Onceherkidswereoutofthehouseandontheirown,attheageof45,MaryKayAshdecidedtobecome
herownboss.Shestartedherowncosmetic(opq)company.Shestartedoffverysmall,butinjustafew
shortyears,shemanagedtoturnMaryKayCosmeticsintoamultibilliondollarcompanythatstillservesand
empowerspeopleallovertheworldtothisday.
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wasnamedas“TheGreatestWomaninAmericanHistory”.
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A.Toauthormorebestsellingbooks. B.Toproveherselfinaleadershiprole.
C.Tohelpherchildrentofindjobs. D.ToinspirecountlesswomenintheUS.
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A.MaryKaysachievements. B.Advancesincosmeticproducts.
C.Admirablebusinesswomen. D.MaryKaysfamilybackground.
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A.Sheenjoysteachingchildren. B.Shelovesreadinghistorybooks.
C.Sheisastrongwilledperson. D.Sheisquitegoodattellingjokes.
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Theideathateatingcocoarich,darkchocolatemayofferhealthbenefitsisnotnew.Cocoaisrichin
compounds(ors)calledpolyphenols,whichhavebeenshowntoprovidevarioushealthbenefits,including
loweringbloodpressure,andimprovingourfeelings.
Now,anewstudyfindspeoplewhohaveahabitofeatingalittledarkchocolate—aboutanounceperday—
havea21%lowerriskofdevelopingType2diabetes(tuv),comparedtopeoplewhodonteatit.
“Wearealittlebitsurprisedtoseethateffectsize,”saysstudyauthorDr.QiSun,anassociateprofessorat
HarvardT.H.ChanSchoolofPublicHealth.
Researchersstudieddatafromabout192,000adultswhocompleteddietquestionnairesovermanyyears—
includinghowmuchandwhattypeofchocolatetheyate—aspartofthelongtermhealthstudies.Peoplewhoate
milkchocolate,whichhasmoresugarandlesscocoa,hadnoreductionindiabetesrisk.And,overthecourseof
thestudy,milkchocolateeaterstendedtogainweight,whichcontributestotheriskofdiabetes.However,
eatingdarkchocolatewasnotrelatedtoweightgain.
Onereasondarkchocolatemaybehelpfulisbecauseofitshighlevelsofflavanols,atypeofplantcompound
foundincocoabeans.Theseflavanolscanhelplowerbloodpressure.Previousresearchhasshownthatdark
chocolatecanalsoimproveinsulin(wxy)sensitivity,ameasureofhowwellthebodyrespondstoinsulin,a
hormonethatcontrolsbloodsugarlevels.
“Whilethestudyresultsarepromising,itsimportanttorememberthateatingtoomuchchocolatecanlead
toweightgain,whichincreasestheriskofdiabetes.Peopleinthestudyateaboutanounceofdarkchocolate
eachday,whichseemedtoofferhealthbenefitswithoutthesideeffects.Itwasnthugeamountsofdarkchocolate
peopleinthestudywereeating,”saysresearcherJefferyTessemofBrighamYoungUniversity.
28.Whatdoesthenewstudyfind?
A.Milkchocolatemighthelpusloseweight.
B.Polyphenolsincocoacanlowerbloodpressure.
C.Drinkingcoffeecertainlybringshealthbenefits.
D.Eatingdarkchocolatemaycuttheriskofdiabetes.
29.Howdidtheresearcherscarryoutthestudy?
A.Bydoingdietsurveys. B.Byinterviewingpatientsonline.
C.Bygivingatestinalab. D.Bycollectinganswersofpupils.
30.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodoinparagraph5?
A.Provideexamples. B.Offeranexplanation.
C.Makeasummary. D.Drawcomparisons.
【!"2#$%&’·() *4+(,8+)】31.WhatdoesTessemprobablysuggestabouttakingindarkchocolate?
A.Tryingdifferenttastesofdarkchocolate.
B.Havingitonlyfortheweightlossprogram.
C.Strikingabalancebetweenbenefitsandamounts.
D.Addingittothedailydietofmiddleagedpeople.
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AgroundbreakingnineyearstudyfoundthatelephantsapproachingsmallfarmsinKenyaavoidbeehive
fences(z{|})withlivehoneybeesupto86%ofthetimeduringcropseasons.Thisnaturalfencehashelped
reducehumanelephantconflict(~(cid:127))forlocalfarmerswhilealsoenablingthemtomakemoneybysellinghoney.
ThestudywascarriedoutbySavetheElephants(STE)alongwiththeWildlifeResearchandTraining
Institute(WRTI)andtheUniversityofOxford,highlightinghowbeescanbeusedasanaturaltooltoprotect
bothcropsandwildlife.
Kenyasgrowinghumanpopulationhasledtoconflictsbetweenfarmersandelephants.Toaddressthis,the
KenyaWildlifeServicehasworkedwithSTEtoprotectbothwildlifeandfarmers.Onesolutionistheuseof
beehivefences,whichwereintroducedin2007.Thesefenceshavebeehivesplacedbetweenposts,usingbeesto
createanaturalbarrier.Elephants,afraidofbeestings,avoidtheseareas,whilefarmersbenefitfromhoney
production.
Thestudytracked26farmsprotectedbybeehivefencesintwovillagesnearTsavoEastNationalPark,and
studiednearly4,000reportsofelephantapproaches.Elephantsroamfreelyinandoutoftheparkthroughoutthe
yearastheylookformates,foodandwater,butcanbeattractedbythesmellandrichnessofagriculturalcrops.
Duringthecropgrowingseasons,3,027elephantsapproachedthefarmsandthebeehivefencessuccessfully
deterred((cid:128)(cid:129))anannualaverageof86.3%ofelephantsfromdamagingcrops.Acrossallseasonsandtheentire
studyperiod,includingadrought,thefencesdeterredanannualaverageof76%ofelephants.
However,challengessuchasthedroughtbadlyaffectedhoneyproduction.“Kenyaisfacingincreasing
challengeswithhumanelephantconflict,”saidDr.PatrickOmondi,DirectorofWRTI.“Weneedmoreresearch
andsupportfornaturebasedsolutionstohelpourcommunitieslivebetteralongsidewildlife.”
32.WhywerebeehivefencessetinKenya?
A.Topreventthelocalsstealingfoods. B.Toencouragethevillagerstoeathoney.
C.Tokeepelephantsawayfromfarms. D.Tocallonpeopletoprotecthoneybees.
33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“roam”inparagraph4mean?
A.Walkaround. B.Makeprogress.
C.Cheerup. D.Calmdown.
34.WhatisrequiredtosolvetheproblemfacingKenyaaccordingtoOmondi?
A.Suppliesoflargeamountsofqualityhoney.
B.Preventivemeasurestosaveelephantsindanger.
C.Publicsupportforthechangeintraditionalfarming.
D.Longtermanswerstohumanwildlifelivinginpeace.
35.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?
A.KenyasRapidHumanPopulationGrowth B.KenyasSweetSolutiontoWildlifeConflict
C.EnvironmentallyFriendlyFarmingPractices D.NaturebasedMethodsforRaisingHoneybees
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womenfromtheUK 41 toaseasideresort((cid:146)(cid:147)(cid:148)(cid:149))inTorquay,Devon,England,in1972.Duringtheir
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CelebrationsfortheChineseLanternFestival 56 (hold)inMaltathisweek,immersing(¥ƒ)peoplein
thetraditionalcultureofChina.TheLanternFestivaltakesplace 57 the15thdayofthefirstlunarmonth,
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OnThursday,theeventtookplaceattheUniversityofMalta,featuringsinginganddancing,Chinesepapercuts,
tastingofdumplings, 59 tryingontraditionalChineseclothingknownasHanfu.
CollegepresidentLinoBorgsaidthattheevent, 60 (organize)bytheConfuciusInstitute,providedthe
studentswithavaluableopportunitytogaininsightsintoChinesecultureandtraditions.
ForMartinAzzopardi,aretiredteacher 61 wasbornintheYearoftheSnakein1953,2025isaspecial
yearasitisanotherYearoftheSnake.“TheLanternFestivalhasbecomeapopular 62 (attract).Andthe
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Mariagrewupalongsidehergrandpawhowasalwayslostintheworldofpianomusic,andshefellinlove
withitfromanearlyage.Hergrandpawashappytoteachhertoplaythepiano.WheneverMariastartedto
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workingonuntilthelastdayofhislife.WhileMariawaslookingattheincompletework,afirewaslitwithin
her.“Iwillfinishit.Ihaveto,”Mariatoldherself.
DaysturnedintoweeksasMarialostherselfinhergrandpasworld.Shereadhisnotesandlistenedtothe
recordingsofhisotherworks,tryingtogethisvoice.Themelody(μ)wasallshecouldthinkabout.Itplayed
inherdreamsandranginherwakinghours.
ThereweretimeswhenMariafeltverysadandhopeless,especiallywhenthenoteswouldntcome.Shealso
doubtedherselfwhenshecouldntfinishitperfectly.Butthenthereweremomentsofpurejoywhenthemusic
flowedthroughherasifhergrandpawasguidingher.
(cid:210)(cid:211):1.ª¯(cid:158)(cid:212)(cid:213)(cid:136)150;(cid:214)(cid:215);
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M:ItsMonetsgardeninParis.MymumtookthepicturewhenIwasbuyingpostcards.Thiswasmyfavoritecafé.Andguesswhat?
WeweresittingatthetablewhenJohnnyDeppwalkedby!Iwasreallyexcited,butIdidnthavethechancetotakeapicture
ofhim.
W:Icantseeyouanywhere.
M:ThatsbecauseIwastakingthepicture.Soletsseeyourphotos.
W:ThisisabaseballgameattheSkydomeStadiuminToronto.Weweresittinginthefrontrow.Wehadagreatview.Itwasthe
BlueJaysvstheBostonRedSox.
M:Thisonelooksexciting.
W:Yes.WhileweweretouringOntario,wewentwhitewaterboatingontheOttawaRiver.Inthispicture,Iwassittingattheback,
soyoucantreallyseeme.
M:Whatshappeninginthisone?Whatwereyoudoing?
W:Iwasfrightenedbecausemyyoungerbrotherwasmakingnoiseslikeabear.
M:Whotookthepicture?
W:Mydad.Hethoughtitwasreallyfunny.
(犜犲狓狋10)
W:Goodmorning,everyone.TodayIwanttosharemyexcitingtriptoKenyawithyou.Mytourgroupspentthefirsttwodaysin
MasaiMara.Wegotclosetoelephantsandzebras!Onthethirdday,wewenttoLakeNaivasha.Westayedinlittlehousesnear
thelake,wherewecouldseelocalbirds.Thenextmorning,wevisitedLakeNakuru.Ondayfive,wetookatriptoThompsons
Falls.Itwashardtoclimbtothetop,butitwasworththeeffortforthebigwaterfallwastrulybeautiful.Wehadanicepicnic
lunchbythewaterandtookmanywonderfulphotos.Thenextday,wewenttoMountKenyawherewepaidavisittoaMasai
village.Thatnight,wetriedtodosometraditionalMasaidancing,andbelieveme,welookedveryfunny!Wespenttheseventh
dayhikingonMountKenya,andafterwardswemadeatriptothelocalKikuyuschool.Thenextmorning,wemadealongjourney
home.Thankyouforlistening!
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———N2(cid:230)#t(cid:219),8?”$。
———”"\N2(cid:230)#(8?(cid:218)kC]r,(cid:211)xFJC(cid:150)lmCH.。
———N"(cid:244)5NM)C(cid:252)>xfi,lm%r(cid:252)A(cid:139)。
———stnƒpq$(cid:230)”œBØ。
("8(1~3fi)
———nUxVIW¤CXY。
———¡ugh78lm,C;"\(cid:136)Nlm,(cid:236)(cid:237)Rƒ2nH.VIC8=。
———N2(cid:230)#t(cid:219),8?”$。
———N(cid:201)N2(cid:230)#(8?(cid:218)kC]r,(cid:211)xFJC(cid:150)lmCH.。
———%rNM)C(cid:252)>xfi,lm\(cid:252)A。
———stnƒ(cid:230)”œBØ。
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———nƒ(cid:230)”œBØXvst:wx、lmy",(cid:136)24·;flClm(cid:244)-fl8=lm(cid:136)N(flClm(cid:136)2zp。
9<: (;-25-)
(")4fi(cid:236)5
1.0I6fid25fi,75„8(cid:145)œfi。
2.4fi(cid:242),&WXfl{C|1ClmDNd9:o¤[fl;8(cid:145),<(cid:147)˙(cid:243)8(cid:145)C8=Æı%、o¤((cid:219)>8(cid:145),U(cid:147)œfi。
3.8(cid:137)"O120C,PQRfi;zC"(cid:140)C(cid:236)5(cid:231)\}(cid:218)10fi。
4.4fi(cid:242),478r˙(cid:238)<„(cid:218)kŒI:
(1)-flœ|1(cid:141)(cid:140)“(cid:226)cNC~>G(cid:141);
(2)lmC@´(cid:139)DN(cid:127)stC(cid:128)5Q(cid:129);
(3)45N2(cid:230)#D8?C@´(cid:139)Dqo(cid:139);
(4)(cid:231)(cid:238)1C(cid:252)A(cid:139)。
5.BC-JZ_D2Ndqo(cid:139)C"„(cid:215)8(cid:218)k,4fi(cid:242),4y[JeECxFG(cid:141)H˙ŒI。(cid:153)、JBC(cid:141)8?52(cid:244)R
>K。
6.LMCNO˙(cid:237)xFeE,PQRfi。
((cid:142))S8(cid:145)CœfiT(cid:253)D8=
(‚8(21~25fi)
———-flœ|1(cid:130)(cid:131)(cid:141)!,-flefCS(cid:140)“(cid:226)cN~>>H。
———lm@´,(cid:128)5;1?CN(cid:127)st。
———fl(cid:244)5N2(cid:230)#D8?@´、qo,Rƒ”\.]r,(cid:212)U¶\xF«9ı”。
———”(cid:255)$(cid:244)5NM)C(cid:252)>xfi,(cid:244)fl{C|1(cid:230)#cd。
(<8(16~20fi)
———-flœ|1(cid:130)(cid:131)(cid:141)N!,-flefCS(cid:140)“(cid:226)cN~>Nd>H。
———lmKN@´,g0(cid:128)5;1?CN(cid:127)st。
———fl(cid:244)5N2(cid:230)#D8?Nd@´、qo,Rƒ”\.]r,(cid:212)\xF«9ı”。
———KN”(cid:255)$(cid:244)5NM)C(cid:252)>xfi,(cid:244)fl{CC|1(cid:230)#cd。
((cid:157)8(11~15fi)
———-flœ|1N(cid:242)Nd(cid:132)˛,-flefCS(cid:140)“(cid:226)cN”"¤G(cid:141)C~>。
———C(cid:159);L(cid:133)”Nlm,(cid:134)fi(cid:128)5;1?CN(cid:127)st。
———45CN2(cid:230)#D8?ƒijXYC8=,f”"\]r,(cid:212)\xF«9ı”。
———(cid:244)5ltCNM)(cid:252)>xfi,(cid:244)¶1lm(cid:252)A。
((cid:142)8(6~10fi)
———-flœ|1”"¤CN(cid:242),-flefCS(cid:140)“(cid:226)cN”"¤G(cid:141)C~>。
———C(cid:159);"\”Nlm,N"(cid:128)51?CN(cid:127)st。
———N2(cid:230)#t(cid:219),8?”$,”N2(cid:230)#D8?(cid:218)kC]r,(cid:211)xF;«9Cı”。
———N"(cid:244)5NM)C(cid:252)>xfi,¶1lm%"(cid:252)A(cid:139)。
("8(1~5fi)
———-flœ|1DflefCS(cid:140)“(cid:226)cNC~>NO。
———C(cid:159)ClmN",¨"(cid:128)51?CN(cid:127)st。
———N2(cid:230)#t(cid:219),8?¨”$,”N(cid:201)N2(cid:230)#D8?(cid:218)kC]r,(cid:135)(cid:215)xF;«9Cı”。
———%rNM)C(cid:252)>xfi,¶1lm\(cid:252)A。
0fi
———nƒ(cid:230)”œBØXvst:wx、lmy",(cid:136)24·(flClm-fleflm(cid:136)N。
【!"2#$%&’·!"#$%& (6)(*6))】