1C.freshD.sensitive10.—CouldyouturntheTVdownalittlebit?—.Isitdisturbingyou?A.Takeiteasy.B.Pmsorry.C.NotabitD.Itdepends11.—WhereisPeter?Ican'tfindhimanywhere.—Hewenttothelibraryafterbreakfastandhisessaythereeversince.A.wroteB hadwrittenC.hasbeenwritingD.iswriting12.Nodrivingafterdrinkingisarulethateverydriverobeyinourcountry.A.willB.shallC.mayD.can13.—Ken,,butyourradioisgoingtooloud.—Oh,I'msorry,rilturnitdownrightnow.A.IhatetosayitB.Itdoesn9thurttoaskC.rmreallytiredofitD.I'mcrazyaboutit14.Bythesideoftheteachingbuildingofourschool,whichwascompletedin2009.A.therestandingthelibraryB.doesthelibrarystandC.thelibrarystandsD.standsthelibrary15.They'veseenmanyfamousscholarsintheconference.HowIwishIit!A.haveattendedB.willattendC.wouldattendD.hadattended16.andopentovariousinterpretations,thetermsofthenewproposalneedimprovingbasedontheinterestsofbothsides.A.AccessibleB.ApparentC.AmbiguousD.Aggressive17.IthavebeenTomthatparkedthecarhere,asheistheonlyonewithacar.A.mayB.canC.mustD.should18.Nowadays,moreandmoreyoungladies,figuresmostarefineenough,aregoingonadiet.A.whoB.whoseC.ofwhoseD.ofwhom19.Iregretnothavingtakenyouradvice.OtherwiseIthismistakeatthemoment.A.didn'tmakeB.wouldn'tmakeC.hadn'tmakeD.wouldn'thavemade20.Wellhavetofinishit,,A howeverittakeslongB.howeverlongittakes
2C.nomatterhowittakesD.nomatterhowlongdoesittakeᑖ▅ᳮᑖ40ᑖ▅ᑡᦻA⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱@ᨬ⌱⚗21.6ᑖTheTrueStoryofaYoungManWhenReginaldLindsayreceivedascholarshiptoMorehouseCollegeinAtlanta,Georgiain1923,whathewantedmostwasnotajobwithagoodsalary,butachancetobeamemberofCongressasasouthernrepresentative.AfterearninghisdegreeatHarvardLawSchoolin1930,hereturnedtotheSouthtopracticelawamongthepoor."Iwanttohelpthemunderstandwhattheirrightsareandtohelpthemachievethem,^^hesaid.ThenheranforpoliticalofficeatthelocalandstateleveluntilhewasreadytotryforCongress.Reggrewupinalow-incomeNegrosectionofBirmingham,Alabama.Broughtupbyhisgrandparentsafterhisparentsweredivorcedwhilehewasveryyoung,Reghadbeenlivingthroughaperiodoffar-reachingprogressinracerelations.Inthesummerof1928ReghimselfbecameagoodexampleofthisprogresswhenhebecamethefirstNegrostudentappointedtoaspecialnewprogram.TheprogramintroducedbrightyoungstudentstotheworkingsoftheGeorgiaStategovernmentandencouragedthemtoseekemploymentthereafterfinishingtheireducation."I"vebeenlucky,“hesaid."Iseemtohavebeenintherightplaceattherighttime.”ButluckwasonlypartofReg"sstory,forhemadethemostofopportunitiesthatcamehisway.Helearnedtoreadinkindergartenandbeganvisitingthepubliclibraryregularlytoborrowbooks.Hisgrandparentsencouragedhim,thoughneitherofthemhadmucheducation,andtheyboughthimasetofencyclopedias.lovedthosebooks,“heremembered.usedtocomedownstairsbeforebreakfastandreadshortarticles.Ienjoyedreadingaboutfamousmen,andthenIwouldpretendtobeoneofthem.Iguessitwaspartlyachildishgameandpartlyanescape.Itwasn"ttoomuchfuntobeaNegrowhenIwasakid.”Whilestudyingforhisbachelor"sdegreeatMorehouseCollege,Regworkedonseveralpoliticalcampaignshelpingcandidatesgetelectedtogovernmentoffices.Atthesametimehemaintaineda“B”averagewhilemajoringinpoliticalscience.WithjusttwomoreyearstocompleteatHarvardLawSchool,whichalsogavehimascholarship,Regmadeagoodstartonhisprofessionalcareer.Hesaid,“ThegoodlifeformeisthekindoflifewhereIcanfindsatisfactioninpublicservice."Thenin1931hewastheMassachusettsstatecommissionerofpublicutilitiesandfrom1993to2009hewasjudgeoftheUnitedStatesDistrictCourtfortheDistrictofMassachusetts.1ஹAfterearninghisdegreefromHarvardLawSchool,Reginaldplannedto.A.returntohishometowntofindajobwithagoodsalaryB.gobacktotheSouthtohelpthepoorunderstandtheirrightsC.runforlocalofficetomakeprogressonthecivilrightsmovementD.tryforCongressbyencouragingthepoortojoinaneducationprogram2ஹInwhatwaydidReginald"sgrandparentsencouragehimtoread?
3A.Theysenthimtokindergarten.B.Theyledhimtopubliclibrary.C.Theyboughthimencyclopedias.D.Theyborrowedmanybooksforhim.3ஹWhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeReginald?A.Enthusiasticandcareful.B.Cooperativeandmodest.C.Ambitiousandhardworking.D.Courageousandgenerous.22.8ᑖDogdrivesboatDumafirsthitthewaterwhenshewaslittle,goingforridesonLakeMichiganwithherownerCliffBode.AtfirstshejustsatonBode'slapwhilehedrove,butonedaysheputherpawsonthewheel.^AfteracoupleoftimesintheDriver'sseat,shethoughtthatwasherplace,"Bodesays.^Evenifsomeoneelsewasdriving,shewouldjumponhis/herlapandtakeover.”Duma,whoalwayswearsalifejacketwhenshe'sonthewater,drivestheboatwithherpaws.BodecontrolsthespeedandpointsDumawheretogowithhisfreehand.DogbabysitskittensThekittensclimballoverBoots,arescuedog,asifhewereafurry,junglegym.Asortofnanny,BootsplayswiththesheltercatsattheArizonaHumaneSocietytopreparethemfbrbeingaroundotheranimalswhenthey'readopted.“WhenBootswalksin,hebecomesatoy,“saysLizTruitt,theshelter'scatwelfarespecialist.uThekittenschasehistail,climbonhisback,andplayfullyattackhiscollar;"ButBootsisallbusiness—heremainscalmandletsthecatscometohimwhenthey'recomfortable.Two-noseddogSnufflesuseshisnoseasmostdogsdo-butthere'ssomethingtypicalabouthowhisnoselooks.uHisnosehasasplitinthemiddle,whichgiveshimanappearanceofhavinganextranose,“saysSarahGrahamoftheDogsTrustRehomingCentre,whereSnuffleslives.^Snuffleshaswhat'scalledacleftḄnose,MsaysveterinaryspecialistDaveSaylor.WAgrowthonthefrontofhisnosehaskeptthenostrilsseparate.It'sscarce/9Snuffles9specialnosecansmelljustaswellasotherdogs'noses,though,"He'sahappy,healthyanimalandwillmakeafantasticpet,“Grahamsays.1ஹWhatcanDumadoaccordingtothetext?A.Shecandrivetheboatindependently.B.Shecancontrolthespeedwhiledrivingtheboat.C.Shecanhelpherownerwiththeboafsdirection.
4D.Shecanassistherownerinrescuingthedrowningpeople.2ஹItcanbeinferredfromthetextthat.A.BootsisatoydogB.BootssavedthekittensC.thekittensarehomelessD.thekittensoftenattackBoots3ஹWhatisspecialaboutSnuffles?A.Hehasnonostrils.B.Hehastwonoses.C.Hecan^smellwell.D.Hehasacleftnose.23.8ᑖIn1874FrancisGalton,aBritishprofessor,analysedasampleofEnglishscientistsandfoundthevastmajoritytobefirst-bornsons.Thisledhimtotheorisethatfirst-bornchildrenenjoyedaspeciallevelofattentionfromtheirparentsthatallowedthemtoadvanceintellectually.HalfacenturylaterAlfredAdler,anAustrianpsychologist,madeasimilarargumentrelatingtopersonality.First-bornchildren,hesuggested,weremorediligent,whilethelater-bornweremoreoutgoingandemotionallystable.Manysubsequentstudieshaveexploredtheseideas,buttheirfindingshavebeenvaried-somesupportingandsomerejectingtheoriginalconclusions.Themainproblemwiththepreviousstudiesisthattheyweretoosmall-oftenlimitedtoafewdozenindividuals.Thiswouldbetrueevenifthestatisticalmethodsneededtoanalysethedataweresimple,buttheyarenot.Distinguishingbirth-ordereffectsfromthosecausedbyfamilysizecomplicatesmatters,meaningstillbiggersamplesmustbeanalysedtoobtainmeaningfulresults.Toovercomethelimitationoftheseearlierstudies,GermansocialscientistDr.HelmetSchmukleandhiscolleaguesanalysedthreehugesetsofdatafromAmerica,BritainandGermany.Thesedatasets,thoughcollectedforotherpurposes,includedpersonalityandintelligencetestson20,186peopleatdifferentstagesoftheirlives.TheAmericantestswereonindividualsagedbetween29and35.TheBritishtestswereconductedon50-year-olds.TheGermantestsranthewholespanofadultliᵯfrom18to98.Birthorder,theyfound,hadnoeffectonpersonality:first-bornswerenomore,norless,likelythantheiryoungersiblingstobehardworking,outgoingoranxious.Butitdidaffectintelligence.Inafamilywithtwochildren,thefirstchildwasmoreintelligentthanthesecond60%ofthetime,ratherthanthe50%thatwouldbeexpectedbychance.Onaverage,thistranslatedtoadifferenceof1.5IQpointsbetweenfirstandsecondsiblings.Thatfigureagreeswithpreviousstudies,andthuslooksconfirmed.Itis,nevertheless,quiteasmalldifference-andwhetheritisenoughtoaccountforGalton'soriginalobservationisuncleanInanyevent,itiscertainlynotdeterministic.Galtonwastheyoungestofnine.1ஹAlfredAdlerconcludedthatfirst-bornchildrenwere.A.morestable
5B.moresociableC.moreintelligentD.morehardworking2^Whatdoestheunderlined“they”inparagraph2referto?A.Thedata.B.Theanalyses.C.Thepreviousstudies.D.Thestatisticalmethods.3ஹWhywasSchmukle*sstudyconsideredsuperiortopreviousresearch?A.Itinvolvedawideragerange.B.Ithadamuchlargersamplesize.C.Itincludedalargernumberofcountries.D.Itwasconductedoveralongerperiodoftime.4ஹWhydoestheauthormentionGalton'sfamilybackgroundinthelastparagraph?A.ToconfirmGalton'sdifficultupbringing.B.TosuggestGalton*stheorymaynotbecorrect.C.TocomparehisexperiencewithGalton'sparents.D.TbexplainwhyGaltonwasinterestedinbirthorder.24.8ᑖTheminuteJoeSernawalkedintotheVeteransTreatmentCourt,hecouldfeelhisshoulderstenseup.Hehadcometoturnhimselfin✌.Sixmonthsearlier;SernahadbeenarrestedfordrivingafterdrinkingandwasrequiredtoreporttoJudgeLouOlivera'scourteverytwoweekstotakeatestandprovehehadn'tbeendrinking.Sernahadpassedeverybiweeklyscreening—untiltheweekbefore.Positive.Hedecidedtotrytobluffhiswaynutoftrouble."Ineverhadadrink,JudgeJhetoldthecourt.ABothJoeSernaandJudgeOliverawereoldsoldiers,andOliverahadcometoknowandadmireSernaasheparticipatedinthecourfsprogramtohelpoldsoldierswithdrinkingandaddictionproblems.AndthatwaswhathadbroughtSernabacktoOlivera'scourtaweekafterhislie.“Thisguyisafellowsoldier/9hetoldhimself.<6Ineedtomakethisright.”SoSernastoodbeforeOliveraandadmitted,UIlied,Judge.Iwasdrinking?9Aftercountlesscombatsandthememoriesofmany“bestbuddies99losingtheirlives,39-year-oldJoeSernaleftthearmyin2013with18yearsofservice.Butintruth,theterriblememorieshadneverlefthimandwouldreappearinnightmares.Andthat'sthereasonforhisdrinking.Tothisday,beingstuckinaclosedspacecancauseflashbacksᯠ
6 forSerna.OnthedaywhenSernaadmittedhehadliedaboutdrinking,thejudgewasmovedanddecidedonthepunishment:onenightinjail.Thenextnight,JoeSernawasinasmallcellandfelthewouldsoonbeflashingbacktoaterriblewar.Thenthedooropened,andJudgeOliveracamein.Sernawasconfused.Butafewminuteslater,heunderstoodthejudgehaddecidedtospendthenightwithhim.Thetwotalkedforhoursabouttheirservice,theirfamilies,andtheirhopesforthefuture.Ataroundoneinthemorning,Sernafellasleep.uHewillbeOKnow,“thejudgesaidtohimselfasherolleduphisshirtintoamakeshiftpillow.1ஹWhichcanbestreplacetheunderlinedwordsinthesecondparagraph?A.explainwithoutbeingdisturbedB.getawaywithhiswrong-doingC.givethecourtalittletroubleD.giveupdrinkinginfuture2ஹWhatmadeSernadecidetoturnhimselfin?A.Hissicknessinhisshoulders.B.HisadmirationforOlivera.C.Olivera'$helpandidentity.D.TheadviceofSerna^family.3ஹWhatcanweknowaboutJoeSema?A.Hedidn'tadmithisfaultandthusgotpunished.B.Helosthislifedirectionandgothimselfdrunkoften.C.HehadplannedtotalkmorewithOliverainthecell.D.Hejoinedthearmywhenhewas21yearsold.4ஹWhatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.AnArmyofTwoB.AConsiderateJudgeC.TwoSoldiers9WarExperienceD.HonestyIstheBestPolicy25.10ᑖOnaflightfromDallas,Texas,toCincinnati,Ohio,tovisitafriendin2008,eventplannerPaigeChenaultdaydreamedaboutthegrandbirthdaypartiesshe9dthrowforherdaughteroneday.Paigewasfivemonthspregnantatthetime.Then,flippingthroughamagazine,shesawaphotoofanimpoverishedHaitianboy,skinny."Ithought,thiskidhasnothing/9Paigesays.Theimagestayedwithher,andsheresolvedtodosomethingtohelp.decidedIwouldusemytalentstothrowbirthdaypartiesforhomelesskids,“Paigesays.Forthenextfouryears,Paigeandherhusband,Colin,tooktimeoutfromparenthoodtovisitshelterstodeterminehowbesttopullofftheparties.Finally,inJanuary2012,PaigelaunchedtheBirthdayPartyProject,anonprofitorganization,andrecruitedfriendsandfamilytohelpdecorateDallas's75-occupantFamilyGatewayShelterwithballoonsandstreamers,
7celebratingthebirthdaysof11boysandgirls,with60morehomelesskidsinattendance.wThatfirstpartywasbetterthanIcouldhaveeverimagined/9saysPaige.NowPaigeandherstaffofthreepaidemployeesworkwithregionalvolunteerstoplanmonthlythemedpartiesat15sheltersacrossthecountry,someofwhichhouseabusedorabandonedkids.Eachchildcelebratingabirthdaythatmonthgetsa$30gift,adecorativeplacemat,andanindividualcakeorcupcake.OneofPaige'sfavoritepartsofeachpartyiswhenthekidsmakeawishandblowoutthecandles.wTheyrarelygetachancetodreambig,“saysPaige.Herdaughter,Lizzie,nowseven,oftenhelpsoutattheparties.Paigesays,uTheonethingI'vealwayswantedisformykidtobegenerous.^1ஹWhatwasitthatmadePaigewanttohelpthehomelesschildren?A.AflightfromDallastoOhio.B.Herdaughter'sbirthday.C.ThephotoofaHaitianboy.D.Hertalentforthrowingparties.2ஹWhatdoestheunderlinedword"impoverished”mean?A.adorableB.poorC.talentedD.dead3ஹWhatcanbelearntfromthepassage?A.Atotalof75full-timeworkersareemployedbyPaigeatpresent.B.Afterunsuccessfulattempts,Paigefinallythrewawonderfulpartyforthehomelesskids.C.Kidscanspend$30tocelebratetheirbirthday.D.Paigecommitsherselftothecauseofhelpingthehomelesskids.4ஹWhatkindofpersondoyouthinkPaigeis?A.Caringandsensitive.B.Competentandloyal.C.Kindandperseverant.D.Responsibleanddisciplined. ᑖ!"#$%ᵨᐳ(⁚ ⁚*+⚪1.5ᑖ-.ᑖ30ᑖ▅01☢3ᦻ-53ᦻ6ᔜ⚪ᡠ9ḄAஹBஹC:D;<⌱⚗?-⌱@ABCᐭEFᜐḄᨬI⌱⚗.26. 30ᑖAfter20yearsofmarriage,mywifewantedmetotakeanotherwomanoutto1Shesaid,“Iloveyou,butIknowthisotherwomanlovesyoutoo.”Theotherwomanthatmywifewantedmetovisitwasmymother;whohasbeenawidowJᝣfor19years,butmybusylifehadmadeitimpossibletovisither2,ThatnightIcalledto3heroutfordinner."What'swrong?areyouwell?”sheasked.Mymotheristhetypeofwomanwhosuspectsthatalatenight4isasignofbadnews.“IthoughtthatitwouldbepleasanttospendsometimewithyouJI5.
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