Ⅲ.选用方框内合适的短语并用其正确形式填空 .test out,ring up,turn around,leave ... alone1. and let me look at your back. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Ⅲ.选用方框内合适的短语并用其正确形式填空(每个短语限用一次) 。

test out,ring up,turn around,leave ... alone

1. and let me look at your back.

III.1. Turn around

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one,tile average of all the pictures,the other made lrom those rated most attractive. Although the faces looked very similar at first sight,most people said they preferred the composite of most attractive faces.

“The conclusion I reached," said Dr Perrett was that the most attractive face was not average. If you look at famous film stars and supermodels,most of them have Wefl/ (理想的) features 一 larger than normal eyes,higher arched eyebrows,slightly smaller noses,and higher cheekbones Even popular cartoon characters such as Betty Boop,Yasmin from Aladdin and Bambi have big eyes,small tumed-up noses,big mouths and small chins. And if these features are exaggerated,the attractiveness rating goes up even more. Julia Roberts is a good example of this."

But what do scientists make of men^，s faces? Do men with large eyes,high cheekbones and a small chin have the same appeal? Researchers were a bit shocked at the top-ranking male face. They expected it to have the classic square jaw and strong cheekbones,but instead,women seem to prefer men with gentle faces.

Dr Perrett puts forward a reason to explain why so many women now go for baby-faced stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Jude Law. Women like a man with (女性化的) face because he is more likely to make a kinder and more trustworthy husband and father.

But do these ideals of beauty manage to cross cultural boundaries? Are the same features considered to be attractive all over the world? A worldwide study carried out by Professor Cunningham of the University of Louisville,Kentucky concluded that there were only very subtle differences between different cultures. In other words,although there might be a little truth in the old saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder,by and large,we all seem to be attracted to the same things.

6. Dr Perrett reached his conclusion mainly by.

A. telling true stories

A. making comparisons

B. setting down general rules

C. following the order of importance

7. According to Dr Perrett's theoiy,Julia Roberts is considered very.

A. appealing B.intelligent C. successful D. trustworthy

8.Which of the following features of men is most attractive to women?

A. Large eyes. B. Baby faces

C. Big mouths. D. High cheekbones.

9. According to the author,people from different cultures.

A. seem little attention to their differences

B. have completely different views about beauty

C. have managed to cross cultural boundaries

D. seem to have the similar standard of beauty

10. What does the text mainly discuss?

A. Is beauty everywhere?

B. Is beauty only skin-deep?

C. Is beauty in the eye of the beholder?

D. Does beauty only belong to great women?

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Languages come and go,and thousands have done exactly that without leaving any trace Only a very few —iasque,Greek and Latin among them — have lasted more than 2,000 years. But it seems that the pace of their disappearance is becoming quicker.

The Ethnologue,a database of all the languages spoken in the world,states that 417 languages are spoken by so few people that they are in the final stages of becoming extinct. If very few people speak a language,it will probably die out.

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B. languages are in great danger of extinction

C. animals are disappearing faster than languages

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A. there will be great trouble

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