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Ⅱ.GrammarandVocabularySectionAAQuickTipforAchievingNewYear’sResolutionsWiththenewyearcomingup,manypeoplewillbesettingtheirannualnewyear’sresolut
ion.AccordingtoaUniversityofScrantonstudy,lessthan10%ofthosewhosetresolutionsachievethem.Ifthis(21)________(b
e)thecaseforyouovertheyearshere’satipyoucantry.Assumingthegoalyouchooseisachievable,(22)______________
__gettingoverlyexcitedandgoingfullforcewithyourgoal,startoffslowly.Achievingmostgoalscomesdownto(23)________(drive)todocertaintasksonaregularbasisunt
ilthedesiredoutcomeisachieved.“Romewasnotbuiltinday”,to(24)________youmightturnadeafearatfirst,though.Let’ssayyour
goalistocutdownonspending(25)________________________youareabletosavemoremoney.Youcouldgreatlycutdownfromthebeginningbut
(26)________canjustleadtofeelinglikeyou’redeprivingyourselfofsomething.Sonexttimeyouwanttoquitsomehabitlike
smoking,doitgradually.(27)________(ease)yourselfintothepermanentchangesyou’remakingtoyourlifeandit’llbeeasiertomentallyandphysicallyhandle.Th
isisn’ttosaythefullforce,all-in,gung-ho(雄心壮志的)methodwon’twork.Ifthishasbeenworkingforyou,thenbyallme
ans,keepdoingit.Ifithasn’t,however,andhasonlyledtofeeling(28)________(frustrate),thentrythe“gradualchange”approach.Thenmaingoalistotransformtheac
tionstepsnecessary(29)________(turn)yourgoalintohabits.Hopetheaboveintelligencewillbeusefulto(30)________hasthedetermina
tiontoleadadecentandhappylife.SectionBA.matterB.riskingC.trickD.signalE.shadesF.identifyingG.BanH.evolutionaryI.visualJ.revolutiona
ryK.catchWhenitcomestofoodcoloring,whyshouldwehavetoprovejustexactlyhowandwhythesubstancecausesanegativeeffectonthepeoplewhoconsumeitbeforewecan__
31__it?Ifthiswereanecessaryormeaningfulfoodingredientinanyway,sure,thatwouldbeareasonablestandard.Butf
oodcoloringhasnonutritionalvalue.Whyarewe__32__it?Mostlikelybecauseithelpscompaniessellproducts.Prettyfood
paysoffbecauseaesthetics(美学)infooddoes__33__.Wehavereliedon__34__cuesforthousandsofyearstohelpusdeterminewhatisedib
le,nutritious,andsafetoeat.Manhasadaptedtoappreciatingnaturalcolors,includingavarietyofgreen,red,pink,orange,yello
w,andpurpleproducts.Colors__35__thatfoodisripeorthatitcontainshealthycompounds.Becauseofthat__36__backg
round,colorismoneyforfoodmanufacturers.Childrenareespeciallyattractedtovarietyofbright,vibrantcolorsandsuccumbto(屈从于)targetedmarke
ting.Foodaestheticscanalsoaffecthowwelookattaste.Inonestudy,whensubjectsweregivensugarwaterindifferent__3
7__ofred,theyreportedthatthedeepreddrinkstastedsweeterthanthelightredones.We’vebeenprogramedtoexpectcertaint
hingsfromcertaincolors.Anotherstudyshowedpeoplehadahardertime__38__drinkflavorswhenthedrinksdidnothavetheexpectedcolors.Weexpectwhatnaturehastaughtu
sandeventhoughourfoodsystemhaschangeddramaticallyinthepastseveraldecadesourexpectationshaveyetto__39_
_up.Foodcompaniescaninsteadusethisknowledgeto__40__usandmaketheirprocessedproductsappearmoredelicious
.Ⅲ.ReadingComprehensionSectionAWouldyouliketoworkforacompanythatlistsmakingitsemployeeshappyasoneofitsgoals?AccordingtoarecentreportinTheGuardian
,anewwaveisrollingoverworkplacesintheUS,theUKandotherEuropeancountries.AmongtheCEOs,CFOsandCPOs,anewexecutivehas__41__.Meet
theCHO,orChiefHappinessOfficer,whoisresponsibleforthecontentmentofindividualemployees.“TheCHO’sjobistotak
edifferentinitiativestomakepeoplehappier,likecelebrations,training,eventsandsimilar__42__intheworkplacethathelppeople
dogreatworkandseethepurposeofwhattheydo,”AlexanderKjerulf,co-founderatWoohooIncDenmark,toldTheGuardian.Kjerulfconductsspeechesandworkshop
sworldwidetohelpcompaniessuchasLegoandIKEAcreatehappierworkplaces.Whydocompaniescareaboutwhethertheiremployeesarehappyornot?Thetheo
rygoesthathappierworkersaremore__43__,sohappinessturnsouttobeinthecompany’sbestinterest.__44__,nobosswantsboredan
dunmotivatedworkers.WhatdoestheCHOdo?AccordingtostoryinUSmagazineTheNewRepublic,aCHO’sdailydutiesinclude__45__t
heemotionalwell-beingoftheircoworkersandtheofficeatmosphere.They__46__workplacepolicyandcultureinordertocreatethecond
itionsforhappiness.Toachievethis,CHOs__47__surveysthatmeasurecontentment.Theyalsolead__48__oneverythingfromcommunicat
ionskillstomindfulnessmeditation.Itseemsthathappinessisnolongeraphilosophicalandromanticconcept.The__49__ofhappinesshasbecomeabusinessit
self.AndCHOsmaynotbeenoughforsomecompaines.Inordertomakethemselvesmoreproductiveandprofitable,somebusinessesnowusedigitaltechnol
ogyto__50__theirworkers’well-being.Forexample,abankhasfoundthroughthenewtechnologythatworkersaremoreproductivei
ftheyhavemoresocial__51__.Soitintroducedashared15-minutecoffeebreak.Havingabosswho__52__careswhetheryouarehappyornotmightsoundnicetoan
employee,buttherearesomeproblems,saysTheNewRepublicarticle.Workplacemonitoringmeasuresaimedatpromotingproductivity
may__53__uponworkers’privacy.Andthearticleclaimsmakingsomeoneelseprofessionallyresponsibleforour__54__isdangerous:“Itrepresentsanintrusion
(闯入)intoouremotionallivesthatshouldnotbepermittedtoanykindofauthorityfigure--beitcorporateorgovernmental--regardlessof__55__”41.A.em
ergedB.eliminatedC.suspendedD.inquired42.A.activitiesB.applicationsC.devotionD.potentials43.A.profitableB.crea
tiveC.productiveD.charitable44.A.InallB.AboveallC.ForallD.Afterall45.A.quotingB.diagnosingC.digestingD.calculating46.A.adjustB.reformC.alterD.c
onfirm47.A.putawayB.carryoutC.takeupD.setaside48.A.campaignsB.debatesC.attendanceD.workshops49.A.pursui
tB.desireC.complimentD.command50.A.evaluateB.monitorC.superviseD.exploit51.A.progressB.practiceC.relationD.interaction5
2.A.barelyB.occasionallyC.temporarilyD.actually53.A.imposeB.intrudeC.baseD.reflect54.A.happinessB.performance
C.qualifiedD.alternative55.A.circumstanceB.ignoranceC.intentionD.innovationSectionB(A)Asyoumovearoundyourhome,takeagoo
dlookatthethingsyouhave.Itislikelythatyourlivingroomwillhaveatelevisionsetandavideo,andyourkitchenawashingmachineandamicrowaveoven.
Yourbedroomdrawerswillbefilledwithalmostthreetimesasmanyclothesasyouneed.Youalmostcertainlyownacarandpossib
lyahomecomputer,holidayabroadatleastonceayearandeatoutatleastonceaweek.Now,perhaps,morethaneverbefore,peoplearewonderingwh
atlifeisallabout,andwhatitisfor.Seekingmaterialsuccessisbeginningtotroublelargenumbersofpeoplearoundthewo
rld.Theyfeelthatthelong-hoursworkculturetomakemoremoneytobuymorethingsiseatinguptheirlives,leavingthemverylittletimeoren
ergyforfamilyorhobbles.Manyareturningtootherwaysoflivinganddownshiftingisoneofthem.SixpercentofworkersinBritaintookthedecisiontodownshiftlast
year.OnecouplewhodownshiftedisDanielandLiz.TheyusedtoworkincentralLondon.Hewasanewspaperreporterandsheusedtoworkforaninternation
albank.Theywouldgotoworkbytraineverydayfromtheirlargehouseinthesuburbs,leavingtheirtwochildrenwithananny(保姆).Mostevenin
gsDanielwouldn’tgethomeuntileightornineo’clockandnearlytwiceamonthhewouldhavetoflytoNewYorkformeetings.Theybothearnedalargea
mountofmoneybutbegantofeelthatlifewaspassingthemby.Nowadays,theyrunafarminthemountainsofWales.“Ialwayswantedtohaveafarmhen,”saysDaniel,
“andwetookalmostayeartomakethedecisiontodownshift.It’stakensomegettingusedto,butit’sbeenworthit.Wehavetothinktwicenowaboutspendingmoneyoncarrep
airsandwenolongerhaveanyholidays.However,Ithinkit’smadeusstrongerasafamily,andthechildrenarealothappier
.Liz,however,isnotquitesure.“Iusedtoenjoymyjob,eventhoughitwashardworkandlonghours.I’mnotreallyacountry
girl,butIsupposeI’mgraduallygettingusedtolookingaftertheanimals.OnethingIdolike,though,isbeingabletoseemoreofmychildren.Myadviceforotherpeoplew
antingtodothesameisnottothinkaboutittoomuchoryoumightnotdoitall.”56.Whatdothefirsttwoparagraphstellus?A.Peopleseldomwork
longhourstomakemoney.B.Peoplehardlybuymorethingsthannecessary.C.Peoplearesureeverythingtheyownisintherightplace.D.Peoplerealizethereismoretol
ifethanjustmakingmoney.57.WhenDanielwasareporter,he________.A.livedincentralLondonB.dislikedhisjobC.missedhischildrenD.waswellpaid58.Whatdoestheunder
lined“it”inthelastparagraphreferin?A.Child-caring.B.Liz’sadvice.C.Downshifting.D.Liz’sjob.59.Theunderlinedword“downshifting”inthesecondp
aragraphmeans________.A.repairingyourcarbyyourselfB.spendingmoneycarefullyC.movingouttothecountrysidetoliveasimplerandbetterli
feD.livinginabighouseinthesuburbsanddiningoutonceaweek.(B)Morethangreatdrinks,greatrewardsEnjoyallthebenefitsandmorewithyourmembershiptoourL
oyaltyProgram!CollectmoreStars,earnmorerewards.ThreewaystojoinusBuyaStarbucksCardhandytocreateanaccountTrackyourStarsonl
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sofbeingamemberisusingourmobileappto:payforpurchases;viewyourStarsandrewards;accessiTunesPickoftheWeek;seecurrentoffers.Oryoucanjoin
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edtocollectmoreStars.(Remember,toearnaStaryoumustpaywitharegisteredStarbucksCard.)WelcomelevelToearnyourfirstrewards,justregiste
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n12monthsandyou’llbeintheGreenlevel.⚫WhatisincludedintheWelcomelevelplus√Freein-storerefills(续杯)onhotoricedb
rewedcoffeeorteaGoldlevelCollect30Starswithin12monthsandyou’reattheGoldlevel.⚫WhatisincludedintheGreenlevelplus√Afreefoodordr
inkitemafteranother12Starsearned√PersonalizedGoldCard60.Whichofthefollowingisawayyoucanapplyformembership?A.TobuyaStarbucksCardoverth
ephone.B.ToupdatetheStarbucksAppfromtheofficialwebsite.C.TobuyadrinkataStarbucksonweekends.D.Toenter
aStarcodefromspeciallymarkedStarbucksproducts.61.WithaStarbucksCardofGoldlevel,youwillget________.A.afreedrinkB.freein-storerefillsC.pers
onalizedGoldCardD.allpurchases15%off62.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A.ForWelcomelevel,youcanbuyStarbucksproductsatad
iscountof15%atthegrocerystore.B.WiththeStarbucksApp,youcanviewcurrentoffers.C.YoucanenteryourStarcodethreetimesaday.D.ToearnaStar
,youmustpaybycreditcard.(C)YangYuanqing,Lenovo’sboss,hardlyspokeawordofEnglishuntilhewasabout40.ButwhenLenovoboughtIBM
’spersonal-computerdivisionin2005decidedtoengagehimselfinEnglish:hemovedhisfamilytoNorthCarolina,hiredalanguaget
utorandspenthourswatchingcable-TVnews.HeconductedallhisbusinessinEnglishexceptforbriefingfortheChinesepress.Lenovoisoneofagrow
ingnumberofmultinationalsfromthenon-EnglishworldthathavemadeEnglishtheirofficiallanguage.Thefashionbeganinplaceswithsmallpopulationsbutglobalambition
ssuchasSingapore,whichkeptEnglishasitslinguafranca(通用语)whenitlefttheBritishempirein1963,andSwitzerland.GoranLi
ndahl,aformerbossofABB,aSwiss-Swedishengineeringgiant,oncedescribeditsofficiallanguageas“poorEnglish”.ThepracticespreadtothebigEuro
peancountries:numerousGermanandFrenchmultinationalsnowuseEnglishinboardmeetingsandofficialdocuments.AudimayuseaG
ermanphrase--VorsprungdurchTechnik,orprogressthroughengineering---initsadvertisements,butitisimpossibletoprogressthroughitsmana
gementrankswithoutgoodEnglish.WhenChristophFranzbecamebossofLufthansain2011hemadeEnglishitsofficiallanguageeventhoughallbutahand
fuloftheairline’s50mostseniormanagerswereGerman.Therearesomeobviousreasonswhymultinationalcompanieswantalinguafranc
a.AdoptingEnglishmakesiteasiertorecruitglobalstars(includingboardmembers),reachglobalmarkets,assembleglobalprod
uctionteamsandintegrateforeignacquisitions.SuchstepsareespeciallyimportanttocompaniesinJapan,wherethepopulationisshrinking.Therea
relessobviousreasonstoo.Rakuten’sboss,HiroshiMikitani,arguesthatEnglishpromotesfreethinkingbecauseitisfreefromthestatusdistinctionswhic
hcharacterizeJapaneseandotherAsianlanguages.AntonellaMei-PochtleroftheBostonConsultingGroupnotesthatGermanfirmsge
tthroughtheirbusinessmuchfasterinEnglishthaninGerman.Englishcanprovideaneutrallanguageinamerger(合并而成的公司):whenGermany’sHoec
hstandFrance’sRhone-Poulenccombinedin1999tocreateAventis,theydecideditwouldberuninEnglish,inparttoavoidchoosingbetweentheirrespectivelanguages.Tsed
alNeeleyofHarvardBusinessSchoolsaysthat“Englishnisation”,awordsheborrowsfromMrMikitani,canstirupahornet’sn
est(马蜂窝)ofemotions.Slowlearnerslosttheirself-confidenceorevenworryabouttheirjobsecurity.Cliques(小团体)ofthefluentandthenon-fluentcandevelop.
Socanlawsuits:in2004workersataFrenchsubsidiaryofGEtookittocourtforrequiringthemtoreadinternaldocumentsinEnglish:thefirmreceivedabigfine.Inall,a
policydesignedtobringemployeestogethercanalltooeasilyhavetheoppositeeffect.63.WhydoestheauthormentionYangYuanqinginthefirstp
aragraph?A.Toargueagainstaviewpoint.B.Toraiseaquestion.C.Toillustrateareceivedopinion.D.Tointroducethetopic.64.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutAudia
ccordingtothemessage?A.Germanisseldomusedinitsadvertisements.B.Employeeswhocan’tspeakEnglisharelesslikelytobepromoted.C.Mos
tofitsseniormanagersarebasedinGermany.D.Itisanautomakermostfamousforthetechnologythatithasdeveloped.65.Whydomultinatio
nalcompaniesinadvancedcountries.A.Englishismostwidelyusedinadvancedcountries.B.Englishmakesiteasierforthemtogoglobal.C.Englishbridgesth
egapbetweenmanagersfromdifferentcountries.D.Englishhelpsthemtodistinguishbetweenjuniorandsenioremployees.66.TsedalNeeleyismostlikel
ytoagreethat________.A.itisbetterforinternaldocumentstobewritteninEnglishB.emotionalanxietyisverycommoninacompa
nybeforeEnglishisofficiallyusedC.slowlearnersshouldn’tbepunishedinanEnglish-speakingcompanyD.usingEnglishasacompany’soff
iciallanguagemaynotachieveitsintendedpurposeSectionCA.Brownsayshecanexplaineverythinghedoes.B.AsIsay,Imyselfamdoubt
ful...butendlesslyfascinatedtoo.C.Weaskthequestion“Howdoeshedothat?”butwedon’tactuallywanttoknowtheanswer.D.Hetrie
danewformofmagicshow,turningtohigh-techequipment.E.Brownthinksitisthemagicianthatdecideswhetherthetrickissu
ccessful.F.Hebeganworkingonanewkindofshow,makingmoreofthepsychologicalaspectandcombiningthemagic--tricksofthehandswi
ththepsychology--tricksofthemind.Howdoeshedothat?Isheamind-reader?Orisheplayinggameswithpeople’sheads?WhenIfi
rstheardaboutDerrenBrown,IadmitIwasdoubtfulabouthisabilitiesbutsomethinghasalwaysfascinatedmeaboutthisman
.Browndescribeshimselfasapsychologicalmagician.Hisshowsarefullofseemingly-impossibletricks,usingdifferenttechniques.Hesaysthathedoesn’thav
eanyspecialmagicalormind-readingpowers.Apparently,everythinghedoescanbelogicallyanalysed.__67__EverytimeIseeoneoft
heshowsonTV,I’mdrawnin.Intheearlydaysofhiscareer,BrowntaughthimselfstandardformsofmagicandHypnosis(催眠),andbeganperforminginpu
bsandatparties.Ashedidmoreliveshows,herealisedthat,althoughheloveddoingthetricksperfectly,whatreallyinterestedhimwastherelationshipbetweenthe
magicianandtheaudience.___68___Nowhisshowsarefullofhisparticularkindofmagic--sometimessimpleandsometimesincrediblycomplex.T
hetricksaredifferent,buttheeffectisthesame:theaudienceisalwaysleftstaringinamazement.So,howdoeshedoit?Perhapsmoreimportantly,doe
sitmatter?_____69_____Hehimselfadmits,however,thatit’ssometimesdisappointingthateverythingisexplainable.Itseemsthateveryone,incl
udingBrown,wantstobefascinatedbyunexplainablephenomena.Andmaybethat’sthekeytohissuccess.Peoplelovetobeamazed.Evenwhenhetellstheaudi
encehowsomethingisdone,theystilllookateachotherindisbelief.Theystilldon’treallyunderstand.Or,maybeit’sthatBrownissocleverandskilfulat
whathedoes,thattheaudiencejustdon’twanttounderstand.Thecombinationof“tricksofthehands”with“tricksoft
hemind”workssomehow._____70____Wedon’twantanythingtoreduceourfascinationandenjoymentofwhatis,essentially,“magic”.71.SectionD:Summa
ryParallellivesMargaretRichardsonandTerryConnellyhavealmostidenticaltasteinclothes,bothhavefourchildrenofmoreorlessthesameage
,andbothweremarriedonexactlythesameday.Notsurprising,perhaps,MargaretandTerryareidenticaltwins.Whatissurprisingisthattheydidn’tevenmeetuntil
theywereintheirmid-thirties.Whathappensif,likeTerryandMargaret,identicaltwinsareseparatedatbirthandbroughtupindifferentfamilies
?Willtheirbackgroundsmakethemcompletelydifferent,orwilltheirsharedgenesstillmeanthattheyhavealotinco
mmon?ProfessorTomBouchardfromtheUniversityofMinnesota,setouttofindtheanswertothisquestion.Hetracedmor
ethanahundredpairsoftwinswhowereadoptedbydifferentparentsatbirth,sixty-fourofwhomwereidenticaltwins.Eachtwinist
hentestedandinterviewedabouteverydetailoftheirlifeandpersonality.ItturnedoutthatMargaretandTerrywerenotunusual.Aswellaslookingverysimilar,manytwi
nshadthesameIQ,thesamehealthproblems,thesamehobbiesandinterests,thesameattitudesandeventhesametastes.Severalpairsoftwinsarrivedattheirfirstmeeting
inthesameclothes,andonepairofmiddle-agedwomenwerewearingidenticaljewelry.Othershadmadethesamecareerchoices:JerryandMarkLevyfirstmetintheirt
hirtiestodiscoverthattheywerebothfirefighters,whodrankthesamekindofbeerandweighedexactlythesame.Ofcourse,someofthismustbecoincidence.Butpro
fessorBouchardhascometoaremarkableconclusion.Identicaltwinsbroughtupseparatelyaremoresimilarthannon-ide
nticaltwinsbroughtuptogether.“Iamnotsayingthatupbringingdoesn’tmatter--it’sveryimportantofcourse--butthis
researchshowsthatourgenesinfluencealmosteverypartofourlives:theyinfluenceourIQ,ourhobbies,ourpersonalities,ourpoliticalatt
itudes,ourhealth,eventheclothesandfoodwelike.”第Ⅱ卷Ⅰ.TranslationDirections:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingt
hewordsgiveninthebrackets.72.寒冷的天气让大多数濒危动物很难在这里生存。(it)73.网络课程的快速发展已经对传统教学方式带了一定的冲击。(impact)74.为了体验不同文化,学生们正在计划去当
地的餐馆品尝意大利菜。(expose)75.一个国家只有拥有了先进的科学技术才能在激烈的竞争中脱颖而出并立于不败之地。(Only)Ⅱ.76.Writing假设你是明启中学的学生王华。最近,你校试行在午间
播放音乐,同学们对此看法不一。大多数同学赞同,但也有部分同学反对。请你根据表格中提供的信息,给校长写封信,客观地介绍大家的看法,并且提出自己的相关建议。对午间播放音乐的看法赞成的理由使午间生活丰富多彩,缓解
压力,音乐可以带给学生快乐等反对的理由午间时间短,播放音乐不起作用,安静休息有利于课上集中精力等KEYS语法填空21.hasbeen22.insteadof23.beingdriven24.which25.inorderthat26.this2
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DBAC阅读理解(A)56.D57.D58.C59.C(B)60.D61.C62.B(C)63.D64.B65.B66.D六选四67.B68.F69.A70.C翻译:72.Coldweathermakesithardfor
mostendangeredanimalstosurvivehere.73.Theboomingdevelopmentofonlinecourseshashadacertainimpactontraditionalwayofteaching.74.Tobee
xposedtodifferentcultures,thestudentsareplanningtohaveatasteoftakenfoodinthelocalrestaurant.75.Onlywhenacountryhasadvancedtechnologycanitstandou
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