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篇一：宜宾市李庄中学
2017
届高三国庆节英语作业



宜宾市李庄中学
2017
届高三国庆节英语作业
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A


Sh ynessequalslosingopportunities,lesspleasureandfew< br>ersocialconnections,buttherearewaystomakeitathi ngof
thepast.


WhenIwasfifteen,ber anattractivegirltr
essmademefocusonmeinsteadofh
myownvoicebutnothersandIthoughtaboutwhatIw
astryingtosayinsteadofwhatshewastryingtosay.


vesyou

edsocializing(
社


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交
)treducingyourownshy ness,Iw
antyoutoabsorbthefollowingtipsandideasa ndstarttoput
themintopractice.


wh atotherp
eoplearewearingandmakeamentalnote,list entotheirconv
ersations,imaginewheretheymightli ve,andmakeapointof
ydoesthisgiveyoumoretotalkab
out,italsoreducessocialanxiety,leavingyoufeeli ngcal
mer.


opleliketotalkaboutthe
mselvesandwillfindyouinterestingifyoufindthemi ntere
stionsthatrequiremorethana
“
yes
”
or
“
no
”
responsesuchas
“
Whatdoyoulikeaboutthisplace
？”
ratherthan“
Doyoulikethisplace
？”
Oncetheyhaveans wered,youcanuseadd-on(
追
加
)questionsconn ectedwiththefirstsuchas
“
Whatotherplacesdoy oulikeinthiscity
？”
agreatwaytogetthec
on versationgoing.




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NowIlovemeetingnewpeopleandsuspectthatmyc urrentsoci
alconfidencewouldbeuecognizabletomyf ifteen-year-old
self.


hordidntpay attentiontowhatthegirlwassayingb
ecause________ .hyandner
vous


tinterestedi
id ofyourshyness,youshould________.


eautifulgirltot
alkwith


pleso mein
einferredfromthetextthat_
_______.


willnoticeourappearanceifwefocusontheirlo ok
plewillhavenofriendsunlesstheychangethemseplemaysufferagreatdealandmaybelesshappy
iketo showofftheirvoicesinfrontofboys


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fthefollowingqu estionswilltheauthorprobably
adviseustoask?


ovelyday,isntit?ikeplayingbasketbal
l?


hinkhewillpasstheexam?oufindthatEng
li shishardtolearn?


B


Lon don
—
Sheep,liketurkeysandostriches,arenotco nsideredthemo
hscientistssaidlastWednesdayh
u
ldbemuchsmarterthanwethink.


Res earchersattheBabrahamInstituteinCambridge,SouthernEngland,haveshownthattheanimalshaveagoodmemory sys
temandareextremelygoodatrecognizingfaces
—
whichtheythinkisasuresignofintelligence.


BehaviouralscientistKeithKendrickand hisfriendstrain


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ed20shee ptorecognizeanddistinguish25pairsofsheepfac
esa ndusedelectrodes(
电
极
)tomeasuretheirbrai nactivity,whichshowedtheycould
remember50facesf oruptotwoyears.


“
Iftheycandothat withfaces,theyhavetohavereasonable
intelligence ;otherwise,whatisthepointofhavingasyste
mforrem emberingfacesandnotrememberinganythingelse
？
”
Kendricksaidinan


interview.


Sohoursofseeminglymindlesseatinggras smaynotbesomind
lessafterall.


Ken drickbelievessheepgettheirreputationasdumb(unabletospeak,unintelligent)animalsbecausetheyliveinl arg
egroupsanddonotappeartohavemuchindividualit yandaref
rightenedofjustabouteverything.


“
Allanimals,includinghumans,oncetheya refrightened,
donttendtoshowsignsofintelligenta ction
，
”
heexplained.




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Inresearchreportedinthesc iencejournalNature,Kendric
kandhisteamshowedtha tsheep,likehumans,haveaspeciali
zedsystemintheb rainwhichallowsthemtodistinguishamon
gmanydiffe rentfaceswhichlookextremelysimilar.


“
Themostimportantfindingofthestudyisthattheyar eabl
e,bothfromabehaviouralpointofviewandfromlo okingatth
ewaythebrainisorganized,torememberala rgenumberofind
ividualsforaverylongtime
，
”
saidKendrick.
“
eshowingsimilarabilitiesinmanywaystohumans.
”



5
．
Fromthefirstparagraphwecanfindthat_______ _.A
．
pe
opleusedtothinksheepweresmartert hantheotheranimalsB
．
peopleusedtoraisesheep inawrongwayC
．
peopledontcon
sidersheepas cleveranimalsD
．
peoplehavedonealotofres
earchonsheep


6
．
FromwhatKendr icksaidintheinterviewwelearnthat___
_____.A
．
scientistshavelearnedeverythingaboutsheeps
intelligenceB
．
scientistshavelearnedalittl eaboutshe
epsintelligenceC
．
scientistsca ntdoanythingmoreabout


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sheepsmemoryD
．
scientistsdonothavetoresea rchanimals
memory7
．
Asisknowninthepassag e
，
________.A
．
sheepareamongtheweaka nimals


B
．
itisnotrightforpeop letoraisesheepingroups


C
．
whe nsheepeatgrassinthefieldtheirmindsmaybeactive
D
．
ifpeoplefeelfrightened,theymaybecomebrave r


C


AScottishuniversit yisconsideringallowingstudentstou
rghUniversity alrea
dyhastheequipmenttoallowasmallnumberofstu dentstouse
officialsatEdinburghUniv
ersitysa ythatitisunfairtoexpectstudentstousepensand
pap erinexamswhenthemajorityoftheircourseworkisdoneoraduatesattheSchoolofDivinityhavet
hechoiceof usingcomputerswiththeirfinalanswersbeingc
ollec tedonaUSBstick,butthetake- upstandsatlessthan10
percent.


Dai Hounsell,aprofessorofhighereducationattheuniversity,said,


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“
Wev egottolookatalternativestothehandwrittenexam.L
ookingaheadtenyearsfromnow,Imsuretherewillnotbehan d
writtenanswersanylongerintheexamofcertainsubj ects,b
ndoesntapplys
omuchtoscienceandengine eringsubjectswherestudentsha
vetousechartsandma thematicalformulae(
公
式
).Thereisnttechno logyatthemomenttoallowthemtodoth
atonacomputer.
”
Headdsthattheapprovalofstudentsisthekeybe foreanythi
said,
“
Wedontwanttoputstudent sfutureatriskbyexperimentin
oul
dbeapowerfai lure.
”



NoraMogey,headofMedia andLearningTechnologyServiceat
theuniversity,sa id,
“
Alotofenoughpracticeintypingonacompute rwithatimel
inkthey


dobetterwitha penintheirhandthanonakeyboard.
”



JenniferCadiz,presidentattheNationalUnionofStu dents
intheUK,said,


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“
Itsgreattoseeuniversitiesrecognizingthattim eshave
anbeareallystressfultimeforstudentsan
ditshelpfultoofferthemaflexible(
灵活
的
)w aytocompleteexams.
”



Nootherm ajorScottishuniversitieshaveplanstofollowin
Edi nburghUniversitysfootstepsandtheScottishQualificationsAuthoritysaysithasdecidednottocarryoutthep lan
ingtoPara.1,weknowthatinE
dinburghUniver sity________.



urseworkis
uden tswillusecomputersduring
aiHounsellsattitudetow ardsEdinburghUni
versitysnewplan?


ndo
erlinedword
“
assured
”
inPara .3probablymeans
“
________
”
．



nfer


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fromthepassagethat________.


nive rsitieswilltrytocarryoutthechallengingp
sitiess houldntmakestudentsstressfuldurin
gexams


ofcomputersinexamswontspreadwidelyinashor tt
tsshouldgetreadytousecomputersinexamsinf
uture


D


Closeyoureyesf oraminuteandimaginewhatlifewouldbelik
aginewhat itwould
belikespendingtherestofyourlifewithyour eyesclosed.I
maginehavingtoreadthispage,notwith youreyesbutwithyo
urfingertips.


W ithexistingmedicalknowledgeandskills,twothirdsofth

fortunately,richcountriespossessmostofthis knowledge
,whiledevelopingcountriesdonot.




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ORBISisaninternationalnon-profitorganizationwh ichop
eratestheworldsonlyflyingteachingeye


ntendstohelpfightblindnessworldwide.
I nsideaDC-8aircraft,thereisafully-equipped


teachinghospitalwithtelevisionstudiosandc lassrooms.
Doctorsaretaughtthelatesttechniqueso fbringingsightb
tORBISalsoaimsatpromotingpea
cefulcooperation(
合作
)amongcountries.


ORBIStriestohelpdevelopingcountriesbyprov idingtrain
ingduringthree-weekmedical


astaughtsight-savingtechniquestoov
er35,000 doctorsandnurses,whocontinueto


ascsevento
tenmillionblindinChina,ORBISisplannin gtodomoreforth
omentORBISisworkingonalong-termp lantodevel
opatrainingcentreandtoprovideeyecare serviceto


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eedsyourhelptocontinuetheirwor
kandfreepeople fromblindness.


Forjust$$38
，
yo ucanhelponepersonsee;for$$380youcanbringsightto10p< br>eople;$$1,300helpsteachadoctornewskills;andfor$$1 3,00
0youcanprovideatrainingprogrammeforagroupo fdoctorsw
neyca
helpORBISimprovetheq
uali tyoflifeforsomanypeoplelessfortunatethanourselv
es.12
．
Thefirstparagraphisintendedto______ __.


thepublictoleada

couraget hepublictouseimagination13
．
Whatdowelearnab
outexistingmedicalknowledgeandskillsintheworld ?


enotequallydistributed.C.
veben efitedmostofthe
blind.14
．
ORBISaimstohel ptheblindby________.


ngdoctorsandnurses


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gupanon-pro
fitorganization


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ngtime,heheardoftal
esoftheothersideofthehill
—
storiesofrichlan d,weatherandbeautifulscenery.


Oneday ,hewastoimproveit,sohepackedhisbags,lefthisho
m eandstartedclimbingthehill,toliveabetterlife.


Theclimbwasvery
，
thehillwasveryste ep(
陡峭
的
)indeed,andhealmostwantedtohimgo ing.


Oneafternoon,themancametoanothe rsteeppartofthehill.
ehadhappenedt
meitwasal ittlehardtogetit
over,hesurelywasabletodoit.


，
themanwastootiredafterallthosed aysofandpushingthrou
hathestillhadnoresultstosh ow,nof
tohimsel
f,


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“
Maybelifeontheothersideofthehillisnotlikewh atthe_
_omeisntthatanyway.
”
Hefinallymad ehisdecision,__andsetoffforhishome.


heclimbedoverthatslope(
斜
坡
),hecouldseet heothersideofthehillandallhehadheard
aboutthatp lacewasbuthetostoptryingwhenthingsweregoi
ngtog etmuchbetter.21
．
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g25
．

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s27
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s30
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lucky34
．
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sD
.dangerous37
．

wedd own38
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as39
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ant40
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sheaskedme
comeintoherroomtoplaytheotherday,I wenttoseehowbored
edcandyatthemomentIsteppedint otheroom.


ItallstartedonSaturdayavoi ceinmyheadtoldmetostealhe
redwhatwouldhappenif< br>ertherewasapresentint
hekitchenandsherushedf orit!Aftersheleft,Islideintoh
grewwidely
and IwasdaydreamingabouthowmuchcandyIwouldhaveafterIefounditwasmethatatehercandy,sheranaf
termear oundthehouseforabout30minute.


宜宾市李庄中学
2017
届高三国庆节英语作业
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阅读填空



Areyoutrulyhappy?Doyoue verknowwhatitmeanstobehappya
ndwhatittakestoach ievehappiness
？



Makeaplanfora ttaining(
实
现
)odswil
lbelikelytoincre aseifyouaregoingaftersomethingyouva
lue.


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sytobegintothinknegativelywhenyouaresurrounded


Whensomethinggoeswrong
，
trytofigureoutasolu tioninsteadofbeingabsorbedinself
-

happypeopledontallowsetbackstoaffecttheirmoodsbe cau
setheyknowthatwithalittlethoughttheycanturn thecircu
mstancesbacktotheirfavour.


andwillleadyoutocontinuoushappiness.


youtreatyourselftolunch,takealong,relaxingbath orsim
plyspendafewextraminutesonyourappearance, youwillbes
ubconsciously(
下意识地
)puttingyo urselfinabettermood.


Findingthehumou rinsituationscanalsoleadtohappiness.
Findawayto makelightofasituationthatwouldotherwisema
keyou happy.


A
．
Whatmakesonepersonh appymaybeverydifferentfromwha
tmakessomeoneelse happy.


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B
．
Onthecontrary
，
ifyouarearoundpe oplewhoarehappy
，
theiremotionalstatewillbei nfectious.C
．
Beingoverwei
ghtornoteating nutritiousfoodscanhaveanegativeeffect
onyourmoo d.D
．
Theseareimportantquestionsforanyonewh< br>oisseekinghappinesstoaskhimself.E
．
Spend afewminutes
eachdaythinkingaboutthethingsthatma keyouhappy.F
．
Th
erearesometipsinlifetha tleadtohappiness.


G
．
Itsalsoi mportanttotakesometimeeachdaytodosomethi
ngnice foryourself.
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rbirthd ays,peoplebirthdaycardsandbirthdaygiftsfromt
en scardsoftenhavealarge


成
人
)hav epicturesofflowers,therei
salwaysasimple,suchas
urnsoftheDay


InBritainchildrenare oftenliftedoffthegroundandagain
suddenly,erican pa
rentshavetheofspanking(
打……的屁股）


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