黑龙江省大庆市肇州县肇州中学2020-2021学年高二下学期期中联考英语试卷(PDF版)

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dieshavealsoshownthatpeoplewhoeatnutsarelesslikelytobecomeoverweightthanthosewhoavoidthem,likelybecauseithelpsyoufeelfuller.”Togetthebenefitsa

tbreakfast,McKittricksuggestsspreadingsomenutbutteronthewholegraintoast.犈犵犵狊Protein,pertwolargeeggs:13

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success.McKinnonstudentsstillhaveaChromebooktouseineveryclassfordaytodaylearningbuttheyrenotallowedtouses

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ol?A.Someteacherswereagainstitatfirst.B.Studentscannowseethegoodoftheban.C.Studentscanusetheirphonesatlunchbreaks.D.Teachershavestoppe

dusingphonesatschoolaswell.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Chromebook”inparagraph5probablyreferto?A.Abook.B.Anoteb

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chsuggeststhatmorethan80%ofwomenbusinessleadersplayedsportswhilegrowingup.SheusestheexamplesofformerUSSecretaryofStateCondoleezzaR

ice,whooncewasaskaterandtennisplayer,andtheheadoftheInternationalMonetaryFund,ChristineLagarde,whowasintheFrenchnationalswimmingteam.MsFrasersays

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tneedsmoremoneyandmorenewsreports.ValerieDunsford,headofSheffieldHighSchoolforGirls,partofGDST,saiditwasimportanttoofferalargenumberofs

portstoattractdifferenttypesofgirls.“Noteveryonewantstobeoutplayingthehockey(���),”saidMsDunsford.28.WhichofthefollowingideaswouldMsFraser

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5.C.1/4.D.2/5.30.MsFrasermentionsthosefamouswomentoshow.A.hardworkwillpayoffB.itsnoteasytobegreatC.sportcanhelpgirlstosucceedD.i

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wearereallyinterestedinhowthesortofcycleofinsufficient(����)sleep,weekendrecoverysleep,insufficientsleep,canimpactyourriskofmetabolicdisease.”saysD

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lnightssleep.Thenextwaskepttojustfivehourseverynight.Andthethirdgroupwasrestrictedtofivehoursofshuteyeduringtheworkweek,all

owedasmuchsleepastheywantedovertheweekend,andthenbacktofivehoursforthelastcoupleofdays.“Thestudyshowsthatwhenvolunteersmaintained

insufficientshortsleepschedulesduringanormalworkorschoolweek,theyatemorethantheyneededandthisledtoweightgain.Andwhentheywere

eatingmore,theyactuallyatemoreafterdinnersnacks,”saysKenWright,aprofessoratU.C.Boulder.Butevenmoresurprisi

ngly,sleepinginontheweekenddoesnthelp—andevenmakesthingsworse.“Aftertheweekend,whentheywentbacktogettinginsuff

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npeoplewhomaintainedinsufficientsleepschedules.Soitspossiblethatthisisaworseningofthebodysabilitytoregula

tebloodsugarforthosespecifictissuesaftertheweekend.”saysWright.Somakeadatewithapillow.Andtradethesweetsforsweetdreams.32.Whatdoesth

eunderlinedphrasemeaninparagraph4?A.Burningmorecandlesatwork.B.Beingtiredofworkandasleep.C.Workingalldaywithoutenoughrest.D.Fe

elingmoreexcitedandenergetic.33.Whatcanbeinferredfromthestudy?A.GroupThreecouldbeheavierthanbefore.B.GroupOnemightneedmoresleeptorecov

er.C.GroupTwocouldfacebloodsugarregulationissues.D.GroupTwomaybethemostenergeticaftertheweekend.34.Therecoverysleepwillprobablyresultin.A.dama

getopeoplesmoodB.seriousmentalproblemsC.moretirednessD.physicalproblems35.Inthistext,theauthorsuggests.A.sleepin

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oleaveforNewYorkinSeptember?M:No,ImgoingtoleaveforNewYorkthefollowingmonth.(Text5)W:Iwanttobuyadictionaryworth20dollars

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