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goalistocutdownonspending(25)________________________youareabletosavemoremoney.Youcouldgreatlycutdownfromthebeginningbut

(26)________canjustleadtofeelinglikeyou’redeprivingyourselfofsomething.Sonexttimeyouwanttoquitsomehabitlike

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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

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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_

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.Ⅲ.ReadingComprehensionSectionAWouldyouliketoworkforacompanythatlistsmakingitsemployeeshappyasoneofitsgoals?AccordingtoarecentreportinTheGuardian

,anewwaveisrollingoverworkplacesintheUS,theUKandotherEuropeancountries.AmongtheCEOs,CFOsandCPOs,anewexecutivehas__41__.Meet

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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

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ergyforfamilyorhobbles.Manyareturningtootherwaysoflivinganddownshiftingisoneofthem.SixpercentofworkersinBritaintookthedecisiontodownshiftlast

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airsandwenolongerhaveanyholidays.However,Ithinkit’smadeusstrongerasafamily,andthechildrenarealothappier

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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

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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

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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

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?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

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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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