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A.犜犺犲犛狌狀. B.犛狆狅狉狋狊犠犲犲犽犾狔. C.犜犐犕犈犕犪犵犪狕犻狀犲. D.犘狅狆狌犾犪狉犕犲犮犺犪狀犻犮狊. 22.Whatisspecialabout犜犺犲犛狌狀? A.Itofferstheadfreecontent. B.Itcoversarangeofsportsevents. C.Itisthebestliterarymagazine. D.Itfocusesonscientificdiscoveries. 23.Whatdoes犘狅狆狌犾犪狉犕犲犮犺犪狀犻犮狊provideforhighschoolers? A.Objectivenews. B.Latestprojects. C.Collegesports. D.Naturalwonders. 犅 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. Despiteherage,MaryKaywentontoauthormanybestsellingbookslike犜犺犲犕犪狉狔犓犪狔犠犪狔,犕犻狉犪犮犾犲狊 犎犪狆狆犲狀,犢狅狌犆犪狀犎犪狏犲犐狋犃犾犾,aswellasafewothers,andshebecameaninspirationtocountlesswomen.Due tothesuccessofherbusinessandheraimtoinspireasmanypeopleaspossible,shebecameamultimillionaireand wasnamedas“TheGreatestWomaninAmericanHistory”. 24.WhatdidMaryKaydoafterhermarriagebrokeup? A.Sherestartedanewfamily. B.Shemanagedtobecomeasoldier. C.Shecreatedachildrensstory. D.Sheworkedhardtoraiseherkids. 【!"2#$%&’·() *3+(,8+)】25.WhydidMaryKaydecidetostartherownbusiness? A.Toauthormorebestsellingbooks. B.Toproveherselfinaleadershiprole. C.Tohelpherchildrentofindjobs. D.ToinspirecountlesswomenintheUS. 26.Whatarethelasttwoparagraphsmainlyabout? A.MaryKaysachievements. B.Advancesincosmeticproducts. C.Admirablebusinesswomen. D.MaryKaysfamilybackground. 27.WhatcanweinferaboutMaryKay? A.Sheenjoysteachingchildren. B.Shelovesreadinghistorybooks. C.Sheisastrongwilledperson. D.Sheisquitegoodattellingjokes. 犆 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. 犇 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? 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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. 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