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She checked on some equipment. B. His years of acting experience. B. She watched a science fiction film. C. The support of the cast. C. She tested her coworkers eyes. · ( ) · ( ) !" #1$ %12$ !" #2$ %12$ {#{QQABAQUpwgKwkEbACS4LUQXQCQqQkIAgJcoMhRCQOAYDAJNIFIA=}#} 书书书? 17. What is Loral OHaras suggestion for the new astronauts having to exist for a few days outside of your house. Dont take more for each family member than A. Being patient with themselves. could be conveniently contained within the confines of a rucksack. A rucksack is more practical , B. Taking each training seriously. than a suitcase as it allows you to have both hands free. C. Embracing challenges in life. ● The emergency rucksack should contain these items , 。 — , ./0*1TU JK#18 [#20 <6+, First aid materials personal medication ? — 18. Which company does Chelsie Rohrscheib work for Food for two days in dustproof packaging — , A. Wesper. B. Sleep Advisor. C. Newsweek Publishing LLC. Water bottle cutlery and crockery ? — 19. What does Raj Dasgupta say about people who need long naps Sleeping bag or blanket — A. They may spend a lot of time sitting down. Hygiene products for a couple of days B. They are generally pretty tired during the day. ● The correct clothing — C. They may have potential health problems. Waterproof clothing and shoes ? — 20. What is Raj Dasguptas opinion about napping in the end Masks or damp cloths that you can hold in front of your mouth in the event of danger from A. Its good to nap whenever you feel tired. chemical substances. B. Napping should be a daily habit for everyone. Keep uptodate in an emergency C. Napping may be unnecessary for those sleeping well at night. Floods or heavy snowfalls may lead to parts of the population getting cut off from the outside ( , ) %+’( ,- %&’ ()50 ) world. Information and warnings are important for survival. Those who are trapped can often only be ( ; , ) , , #*’ %15 +, -+,25 ) ()375 ) reached by radio television or the Internet. However television and the Internet only work when , 、 、 , 。 , NO/]^_ 7-,9:; A B C M D \6=>8 =?@A=> there is electric power which could fail. This leaves just the radio as the main warning device. , ( ) A Therefore always keep a batterypowered radio or a windup ‘abcZ; radio in the house. , Almost every day we learn of disasters of one form or another through the media. These About us , ( ) include not just major disasters that affect large areas for a long time. A severe storm an electric The Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance BBK was established in , power breakdown or a house fire can bring a personal disaster to an individual. This brochure 2004 as a central organizational unit for civil security in Germany. The BBK is your reliable aims to help you develop your personal preparedness plan. partner for emergency preparedness and selfhelp. You can find further information on our Stockpiling food and drink website www bbk bund de. ? ● Drinking is more important than eating. Keep about 14 liters of liquid per person in stock 21. What is the purpose of this brochure for each week. A. It is to tell people something about disasters. ● No experiments. Your supplies should mainly consist of food and drink that you normally have. B. It is to ask people to store food and drink in daily life. ● Ensure that your supplies can be stored for long periods of time without refrigeration and C. It is to provide some suggestions on how to survive in a disaster. that most of them can be eaten cold. D. It is to advertise the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance. ? Electric power breakdown 22. Why is it advised to use a rucksack rather than a suitcase for an emergency pack , , ● Keep a supply of torches and candles as well as spare batteries matches or lighters in A. A rucksack frees you from both hands. the house. Remember that batteries do not last indefinitely. Regularly use the batteries up and B. A rucksack is more durable than a suitcase. replace them. C. A rucksack has more functions than a suitcase. , ● You can prepare smaller meals on a camping stove one that can be operated through the D. A rucksack can contain more stuff than a suitcase. ? use of charcoal or gas. 23. What is the main device to get warnings in a disaster Emergency pack A. A bonfire. B. A television. ● The aim of a disaster supplies kit should be to help you to cope with the possibility of C. A mobile phone. D. A batterypowered radio. · ( ) · ( ) !" #3$ %12$ !" #4$ %12$ {#{QQABAQUpwgKwkEbACS4LUQXQCQqQkIAgJcoMhRCQOAYDAJNIFIA=}#}? B 25. What does Paragraph 5 mainly talk about the Ann Smiths farm Ann Smith didnt set out to choose farming. But it chose her. A. Main products. B. Business model. She grew up on a fiveacre farm in Houstons Sunnyside neighborhood that her parents C. Target customers. D. Background information. , ? purchased when she was just three years old and credits many of her life lessons to the time she 26. What difficulties did Ann Smith meet when she gave up her job to become a farmer spent outdoors simply observing things. She remembers watching a bird build a nest as an ①Lack of support of her mother. inquisitive sevenyearold. She learned patience as the nest gradually grew bigger over time. ②Lack of professional knowledge of farming. She didnt know then that many of those childhood lessons would apply to her life now as a ③Difficulty in overcoming worldly prejudices. fulltime farmer and entrepreneur. ④Disapproval from the hospital to her resignation. , Now at 27 she owns that same land that she grew up on but has repurposed it into a farm and A. ③④ B. ①② , vegetable garden aimed at creating sustainable healthy food access for neighborhood communities. C. ②④ D. ①③ , , ? Ann Smith started Ivy Leaf Farms in August 2020. At her farm she grows broccoli 27. Which of the following words can describe Ann Smiths attitude to farming , , , , , , , carrots cabbage onions garlic pumpkin peppers among other organic produce and A. Indifferent. B. Critical. delivers for free to local residents. The farm also sells seeds for selfgrowers and hosts various C. Passionate. D. Ambiguous. , plant popup events in a few community gardens including some at local schools to encourage C , the next generation of farmers. For the entirety of my adult life I have tried to avoid driving. I could claim all sorts of “ ,” : , , Starting the farm in the early stages of the pandemic was a leap of purpose said Ann noble reasons for this concern about the environment a desire to save money the health Smith. She traded in her lab coat as a doctor for muddy boots and dirty jeans to produce food benefits gained from walking or biking. fulltime. But the main reason is that Im anxious. , , Although shes not directly in the hospital anymore shes still in the business of public Then came the pandemic. After more than a year in our Manhattan neighborhood my family “ , , health. Food is public health and we hope to solve some of the issues that we do face in the of three was longing for new surroundings. So I booked lodging in the Adirondacks about a , , , — — neighborhood through food and community wellness greenspaces and mental health threehour drive from New York City and for the first time in my life signed up for formal ,” awareness she said. driving lessons. , , , Ann Smith said her biggest challenge transitioning from her ninetofive to a fulltime On that first day I arrived queasy muscles tensed and brain on high alert. My instructor , , :“ business owner was breaking the news to her mom who thought she was crazy to leave her however told me something that nobody ever had The fear never leaves you. You have to ” corporate job to dig holes. learn to make use of it. , , But aside from convincing her mom she said she had to mentally move past the standards The idea that I did not need to completely erase my anxiety was freeing. Having some , , — — by which success traditionally gets defined in society which includes going to a decent school anxiety especially when faced with a stressful situation is not necessarily bad and can , , , getting a job with a given company and then years later retiring from that company. actually be helpful experts say. “ , , , , It took a lot for me to realize that yes I am digging holes. Yes I am dirty 90 percent of Anxiety is an uncomfortable emotion often fueled by uncertainty. Too much anxiety can , ,” , , the time but Im happy and realizing that my happiness comes from doing this work she said. create intense excessive and persistent worry and fear not just about stressful events but also “ ” , , And then everything else just started effortlessly flowing once I realized that. about everyday situations. However according to the YerkesDodson Law a theory that ? , 24. What effect did Ann Smiths experience of growing up on a farm have on her originated in the early 20th century from experiments on mice a certain degree of anxiety can A. It inspired her to work in public health. help people anticipate obstacles and stay organized. , , B. It helped her become an expert on birds. Seth Gillihan a psychologist in Philadelphia used to feel anxious before starting his , C. It paved the way for her career as a farmer. workday. At the time he focused on managing his anxiety rather than examining what was , , D. It made her realize the significance of food safety. causing it and eventually realized that the anxiety itself was not the problem. As a result he cut · ( ) · ( ) !" #5$ %12$ !" #6$ %12$ {#{QQABAQUpwgKwkEbACS4LUQXQCQqQkIAgJcoMhRCQOAYDAJNIFIA=}#}, , , , back his clinic hours and spent additional time writing and podcasting two of his passions. Now Haptic feedback involving the use of motion to imitate touch has seen significant growth , , Gillihan is grateful that he listened to what his body was trying to tell him rather than trying to in the market with a valuation of h275 billion in 2022. By integrating touch into games a , suppress those feelings. more appealing and realistic experience can be achieved as it extends beyond just sight and , ; Furthermore anxious people tend to be careful and cautious. They can channel those sound. Touch is fundamental to human life its the first sense to develop and remains crucial , , tendencies into conscientiousness. Alice Boyes the author of The Anxiety Toolkit was the kind throughout our lives. Observing infants and toddlers reveals their natural inclination to explore , , , of kid who was always having stomachaches before sports events at school. As she grew up the world through touch suggesting its importance in creating a fulfilling gaming experience , ( especially for younger players. Boyes continued to worry about things going wrong but she also started making contingency d ) Research in the consumer field has also demonstrated the impact of touch. It can alter the e; plans. Being prepared for unforeseen events helped to calm her fears and reduce the , perception of products and foster a psychological connection making it a valuable asset in likelihood of any worstcase scenarios. , “ ” , , gaming. However the choice of tactile input needs to be carefully considered as different In my case preparing ahead of time was what eventually gave me the confidence to drive , , textures can influence how something is perceived. The importance of touch can also be seen in upstate. It took eight driving lessons a nervous lastminute text to my instructor and a rental , research conducted within the consumer domain. It has been found that touch can generate a car with advanced safety features. Finally my family packed up and set off. “ !” psychological connection and strengthen how products are perceived. This makes it the perfect Mama is a driver my fouryearold daughter exclaimed from the back seat. “ !” , “ ” ingredient for a great gaming experience. Thats right I replied starting to feel a glimmer of pride. I am. , , Some innovative haptic devices like SenseGloves wireless VR gloves offer force and 28. What was the main reason why the author had tried to avoid driving before the pandemic ( ) , ? vibrotactile ijfg; feedback but many still fall short of replicating reallife touch. broke out , Haptic clothing such as the sensory shirts used by Newcastle Football Club for fans with hearing A. She had never taken formal driving lessons. , impairments shows the potential of this technology. These shirts transform crowd noise into B. She thought it unnecessary to make a road trip. , “ ” touch data allowing fans to feel the excitement. C. She was afraid of being involved in an accident. , Despite the challenges the importance of touch in gaining emotional responses and D. She felt responsible for protecting the environment. ? enhancing the overall gaming experience cannot be overlooked. When combined effectively with 29. What does the underlined word in paragraph 4 probably mean , other senses it can boost working memory and improve gaming performance. A. Safe and sound. B. Nervous and concerned. ? 32. What can be reached by applying haptic technology into games C. Thrilled and delighted. D. Worn out and frustrated. ? A. A sight and sound experience. 30. What does the example of Seth Gillihanin in the text tell us B. An unfulfilling gaming experience. A. The possibility of changing anxiety into a positive force. C. A more engaging and reallife experience. B. The benefits of totally erasing anxiety through treatments. D. A physical connection experience. ? C. The need to suppress anxious feelings to achieve ones goals. 33. Why is touch considered important for a better gaming experience D. The significance of avoiding stressful situations to deal with anxiety. A. It makes the game more challenging. ? 31. What might be the best title of this text B. It helps build an enhancing perception. A. The Way of Driving B. The Truth About Anxiety C. It can replace the need for good graphics. C. The Disadvantages of Feeling Anxious D. The Way to Overcome Obstacles in Life D. It can destroy a psychological connection. ? D 34. What can be inferred about the future of haptic technology in gaming , In the everevolving world of video games developers strive to create immersive experiences A. It will become more widely used. , that transport players to alternate realities. They utilize sensory and virtual reality simulations B. It will only be used in gaming markets. ( ) , , yet its puzzling that haptic fg; technology which has shown great potential isnt widely C. It will likely be abandoned due to its high cost. adopted in the gaming domain. D. It will be replaced by other emerging technologies. · ( ) · ( ) !" #7$ %12$ !" #8$ %12$ {#{QQABAQUpwgKwkEbACS4LUQXQCQqQkIAgJcoMhRCQOAYDAJNIFIA=}#}? , 35. What is the main idea of the passage because Lucky would hide whatever 42 his attention. Certainly someone would forget and A. To introduce the latest trends in video game development. something would go missing. Elsa or Steven would go to Luckys toy box in the basement and B. To describe the development of virtual reality in the gaming industry. there the 43 would be within all of Luckys other favorite toys. C. To explain the importance of different senses in the gaming experience. It happened that Elsa was 44 breast cancer. She 45 an operation. The night before , D. To discuss the potential and current state of haptic technology in gaming. she was to go to the hospital she embraced Lucky. 46 the threeyearold dog liked Steven ( ; , ) “ , ,” #R’ %5 +, -+,25 ) ()125 ) he was Elsas dog completely. If I die Lucky will be 47 Elsa thought. , 。 NO/0^_ 7^_4;=>8=?klmnoUp;@A=> =>85&> The operation was harder than her doctors had expected. Finally the day came for Elsa to 。 , qrs=> leave 48 . When she arrived home Elsa was so exhausted. Lucky stood 49 Elsa but he , From hospital staff and emergency responders to serviceindustry employees shift workers didnt come to her when she called. It made Elsa sad but 50 soon overcame her and she fell make up about onefifth of the U S. workforce. 36 Reducing those risks could benefit asleep. , millions of working adults. When Elsa woke for an instant she couldnt understand what was wrong. She couldnt move her “ These health consequences can manifest in a variety of ways. Irregular working or night head and her body felt 51 and hot. But panic soon gave way to laughter when Elsa 52 the ( ) ( ),” ! , shifts generally suppress tu the bodys natural production of melatonin vwxy problem. She was covered with every treasure Lucky owned While she slept the dog made trips to , says Sabra Abbott a sleep medicine specialist. Melatonin is crucial in sleep regulation. 37 the 53 bringing Elsa all his favorite things. He had covered her with his love. , , Shift workers usually are asleep during the day when we are meant to be alert which can Elsa forgot about dying. 54 she and Lucky began living again. Its been 12 years result in short and incoherent sleep. 38 A person with shift work sleep disorder may have a now and Elsa is still cancerfree. Lucky still steals treasures and hides them in his toy box but , , , bad temper or mood problems an increased likelihood of workrelated errors poor coping skills Elsa 55 his greatest treasure. impaired social functioning and various health issues. 41. A. let B. convince C. remind D. recall , 39 It also affects how the entire body functions including the cardiovascular and 42. A. drew B. fixed C. pushed D. held , , immune systems as well as overall metabolism digestion and hormonal balance. 43. A. books B. treasures C. key D. food , To minimize the health risks of having nontraditional work hours experts recommend 44. A. associated with B. impressed with C. charged with D. stricken with keeping a regular sleep schedule even during offwork periods. 40 Make time for sleep 45. A. scheduled B. made C. created D. invented , , during your off time making sure that you have a dark quiet and uninterrupted place for sleep. 46. A. Because B. When C. Despite D. While A. Its suppression disturbs the bodys biological clock. 47. A. adopted B. adapted C. deserted D. displayed B. Disrupting the biological clock isnt just about sleep. 48. A. her dog B. her family C. the hospital D. the world C. This puts them at risk of a condition called shift work sleep disorder. 49. A. staring at B. glaring at C. smiling at D. glancing at D. Research shows that shift work is associated with a bunch of health concerns. 50. A. happiness B. tiredness C. sadness D. excitement E. Try to find a balance of sleep that is relatively similar on days on and days off. 51. A. light B. smelly C. empty D. heavy F. Thats why irregular or night shifts are associated with the increased risk for obesity. 52. A. recognized B. told C. analyzed D. calculated G. Such adjustments include ensuring that employees have the same break time every day. 53. A. hospital B. garage C. basement D. bedroom ( , ) %.’( /012 %&’ ()30 ) 54. A. However B. Instead C. Otherwise D. Additionally ( ; , ) #*’ %15 +, -+,1 ) ()15 ) 55. A. becomes B. goes C. stores D. remains , 、 、 , ( ; , ) NO/0^_ 7-,9:; A B C M D \6=>8 =?klmnoUp;@ #R’ %10 +, -+,15 ) ()15 ) 。 , 。 A=> NO/0^_ zoUpmn1 6{|;}~S(cid:127)(cid:128)(cid:129)}~;(cid:130)(cid:131)(cid:132)(cid:133) , , Elsa and her husband Steven had a dog named Lucky. Whenever Elsa and Steven had Li Ziqi one of Chinas most popular influencers made a surprising comeback on Tuesday , friends over for a weekend visit they would 41 their friends not to leave their luggage open afternoon after she stopped posting videos for more than three years. · ( ) · ( ) !" #9$ %12$ !" #10$ %12$ {#{QQABAQUpwgKwkEbACS4LUQXQCQqQkIAgJcoMhRCQOAYDAJNIFIA=}#}( ) ( ) Li resumed posting online with two new videos 56 systematic showing how she #R’ ()25 ) , , transformed a shed into a woodland cloakroom and making wardrobe doors using the intangible NO/0‚„ ”»…(cid:129)£M9:1‰;–†"(cid:190)(cid:158)&1 ¿(cid:192)`´*ˆB˜; ( ) , 。 cultural heritage Chinese lacquerware (cid:134)(cid:135) techniques across social media platforms ^_ , , “ , ,” including Douyin Sina Weibo and YouTube. 57 not updating her content since July 14 Jessalyn youre after Esha Mrs. Lockwood informed me. Esha was standing at the front , ( ) 2021 she 58 see her followers increase and fans requesting for new videos during her of the class with her poster turned backward. Mrs. Lockwood said we needed to share something ( ) “ — , 59 absent . Many had wondered where she was or 60 she had retired from posting. no one else knew about us. One thing about me you may not know I have a black cat , , ! , After her new videos were posted her number of followers quickly shot up to more than 2667 named Sultana who never meows She has five toes on her front left paw which is a little , ” million on Sina Weibo and 5015 million on Douyin. creepy I admit. Sultana likes to go out exploring in the morning. Then Esha turned the poster , ( ) , — ! Overnight Lis return became a 61 heat topic online and as of 10 am Wednesday board to reveal a stunning photograph of herself and Shadow my black cat. My cat Sultana on , , her lacquerware video had gained 120 million views on Sina Weibo with more than 194 million the poster was identical to Shadow down to the spot of white fur on her throat. Why was Esha , , ? interactions including shares comments and likes. Many people have flooded her comment doing a presentation on Shadow Thunderous applause went around the classroom as Esha , , section with messages of support saying it is such a surprise to see her posting updates again. returned to her seat. Without time to think I quickly walked onto the stage and held up my , ( ) ( ) “ — “ , She commented 62 say she also missed her 63 view and followers. There is poster a photo of my cat. Theres something no one knows about me which is I have a pet ( ) ” no time for me 64 write a small essay today. I will make it up to you when I am not that named Shadow. Shes a black cat with five toes on her front left paw and she never meows. My !” “ busy. Miss you she wrote. voice trembled. One interesting thing about Shadow is she never appears at home in the , ” , , Li started posting short videos on Sina Weibo in 2016 featuring poetic portrayals of rural afternoon. The whole class was looking at me like Id lost my mind and I couldnt continue , , life traditional cooking techniques and cultural practices such as making ink and clothing. In running back to my seat. , “ , ,” , 2020 she set a Guinness World Record for the most subscribers on a Chineselanguage YouTube Jessalyn and Esha see me after class Mrs. Lockwood said. Minutes later I stood side , , “ channel with 65 total of 114 million followers at the time. by side with Esha who kept looking at my poster and then back at her own. Its rather ( , ) ,” ,“ %3’( 45 %&’ ()40 ) obvious Mrs. Lockwood laughed that someone here copied someone else. You have the ( ) , #*’ ()15 ) weekend to work out who should come up with a different topic. Monday I expect one of you to , “ ( ” (cid:136)(cid:137)C(cid:138)(cid:139)(cid:140)(cid:141)(cid:142)(cid:143)(cid:144)(cid:145) C(cid:146)Xz/(cid:147)(cid:148)(cid:149) (cid:150)8_(cid:151)(cid:152)(cid:153)(cid:147) High School give a new presentation. )” , 。 : “ ,” “ Civility and Courtesy Week (cid:154)j (cid:155)C(cid:156)(cid:157)(cid:139)(cid:140)(cid:141)(cid:158)*(cid:159)(cid:160)¡¢ (cid:129)£⁄(cid:127) I followed Esha into the hallway. Sultana is my cat she proclaimed. I am one hundred ; ” “ , ” 1. ¥W(cid:139)(cid:146)ƒz;§_(cid:151)¤' percent positive. I dont know who Sultana is but Shadow is mine. I said quietly. Her ; “ ? 2. (cid:154)j“«M(cid:129)£ forehead scrunched up. Why dont you come to my house today after school And you can see 。 ” 3. ‹?(cid:160)¡ for yourself. I live at 55 Maddux Drive. : : ; ›“ ›“ 1. (cid:190)(cid:158)~fidq150 fl(cid:176) ; 。 1. (cid:158)Z~fidq80 6fl(cid:176) 2. (cid:155)¯˘/˙(cid:133)zK,¨;(cid:201)d˚¸ZK , 。 , 2. –†M‡·(cid:181):? §¶n•~fi To my surprise Eshas house ended up being just a couple blocks from where I lived. , Dear fellow students , , The next morning bright and early Esha followed Sultana just as I suggested. , Yours sincerely Li Hua · ( ) · ( ) !" #11$ %12$ !" #12$ %12$ {#{QQABAQUpwgKwkEbACS4LUQXQCQqQkIAgJcoMhRCQOAYDAJNIFIA=}#}