-I wouldn't agree with him if I were you．- The suggestion he put forward is very practical．( )A．Why not?B．Well done!C．It depends．D．Good luck! 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1．-I wouldn't agree with him if I were you．
- The suggestion he put forward is very practical．（　　）

A．

Why not？

B．

Well done!

C．

It depends．

D．

Good luck!

分析 -如果我是你的话我就不会同意他的观点．
-为什么不呢？他提出的建议非常有实际意义．

解答答案：A．
A．Why not？"为什么不"；B．Well done!"干得好"；C．It depends．"看情况而定"；D．Good luck"祝您好运；大吉大利"．结合句意分析，选项A符合题意．

点评本题考查一些习惯性短语的应用，考生平时应掌握一些相关的基础知识，并能正确运用．

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12．Each year the Pritzker Architecture Prize （普立兹克建筑奖） goes to a star designer with a long list of attractive buildings around the world．This year's winner is a little different．
Shigeru Ban has designed museums，homes and concert halls．But Ban is best known for a more simple kind of work：the temporary （暂时的） buildings for people who became homeless after disasters．
Ban may be the only designer in the world who makes buildings out of paper-cardboard paper tubes （管）．Ban actually tested the strength of cardboard tubes，and said he was surprised by what he had discovered．He has used them to build temporary buildings in Japan，Haiti，China and elsewhere．
"After a disaster，the building material is going to be more expensive，"Ban explains．"But the paper tube is actually not a building material．It is cheap and plentiful．We can get the material easily anywhere．And unlike costs for traditional building materials，the price of paper tubes doesn't jump after an earthquake or flood．The tubes are also lightweight，so you don't need heavy machines to work with them．"
Ban started using cardboard paper tubes in the 1980s．At that time he had just graduated from the architecture school，and he was looking for a cheap   substitute for wood．So he started reusing the paper cardboard tubes that were left over from rolls of paper in his office．
Ban was born in Tokyo and studied architecture in the U．S．before moving back to Japan to start his practice．Some of Ban's temporary buildings have become permanent （永久的），like the paper church he built after the 1995earthquake in Kobe，Japan．
40．The author uses the first paragraph toB．
A．raise an argument
B．give an introduction
C．give an example
D．offer a description
41．What is special about Shigeru Ban？D
A．He failed to get this year's architecture prize．
B．He graduated from the best architecture school in the U．S．
C．He is good at building houses for homeless people．
D．He builds special houses for special groups of people．
42．Why did Shigeru Ban choose cardboard paper tubes？A
A．Because they are cheap and easy to take away．
B．Because they are strong and last for a long time．
C．Because they are plentiful and look very beautiful．
D．Because they are common and hard to break．
43．What does the underlined word"substitute"probably refer to？C
A．A new way of building houses by using wood．
B．A new method of producing cardboard paper tubes．
C．A new kind of building material to take the place of wood．
D．A new machine to produce a new kind of building material．

9．

1．Adding a PDF to a Kindle via Email
1．Locate your Send-to-Kindle email．This is a specific Kindle email address that is attached to each Kindle device or app．You can find your Kindle email address by visiting the"Manage your Devices''page from your Amazon profile．
•Login to your Amazon．com account．From there，click on the"Your Account''button from the toolbar at towards the top of the page．
•Scroll down the page until you see the"Digital Content''section．Click on the"Manage Your Content and Devices''link．
•Now，you'll see three tabs towards the top of the page．"Your Content''，"Your Devices''，and"Settings''．Click on the"Your Devices''Tab．
•Locate your Kindle and click on it．From there you'll see some information．Your Kindle email will be displayed along with the type of Kindle you own，and the serial number．
2．Add a personal approved email to your account．In order to send emails to your Kindle and receive your files effectively，you need to make sure that the email you're sending your PDF from is approved．
•Navigate to the"Personal Document Settings''page from your"Manage your Kindle Page''．
•From the same page where you viewed your"Send-to-Kindle''email，click on the third tab at the right，the"Settings''tab．
•In the settings tab from the"Manage Your Content and Devices''page，scroll all the way toward the bottom of the page until you see the"Approved Personal Document E-mail List''section．
•Here you can see which email addresses you have already approved，and add a new email address if you wish．
3．Send your PDF as in an email．Now，simply open your email and address an new email to your Send-to-Kindle email address．Click the paperclip icon on your email to attach a file and locate your PDF．
•If you want to automatically change your PDF to Amazon's．azw file type for better integration，type"convert"into the subject line．
•You don't need to include anything else in your email．
•Make sure that the email you are sending your PDF from is on your approved list．

56．What is the right order of locating your Send-to-Kindle email？C
①click on"Your Devices"
②click on"Your Content"
③click on"Settings"
④visit"Manage your Devices"
⑤click on"Your Account"
⑥click on"Manage Your Content and Devices"
A．④⑥②③B．⑤⑥①③C．④⑤⑥①D．⑤②①③
57．In order to add a PDF to a Kindle，you will have toC．
A．create your Kindle email
B．change your PDF type
C．have an email approved
D．open a new email account．

16．Talking to human-like devices can be great fun-just ask Siri to tell you a joke．But it muy also lead to problems．
A recent study by scientists from the University of Kansas in the US found that human-like devices keep people from seeking out normal human interaction when they feel lonely．
During a series of experiments，panicipants were asked to write about a time when they felt lonely．They also took part in an online game of"catch"against a computer program that was designed to"throw"the hall to other players more often，but participants believed they were playing with real people online．
Participants were then introduced to human-like products，including a vacuum cleaner （真空吸尘器） designed to appear as if it were smiling．They were also asked to think about their phone in human-like terms，considering questions like"how much does it help you？"
The results showed that the participants were happy with the comfort they got from the machines and didn't need to seek out normal human interaction．
Generally，when people feel socially excluded，they seek out other ways to reduce
the feeling of loneliness．Normal ways include increasing their number of social media friends or engaging in behaviors to seek out interaction with other people，according to Jenny Olson，assistant professor of marketing at KU．
But it wasn't all bad news，as the team found that there were limits to how far this effect would extend．
"As soon as we tell people we know that it looks like the vacuum cleaner is smiling，they seemed to realize it was a machine and not a person．"Olson told Daily Mail．^"The effect goes away．This seems to be happening on a very subconscious level．"
Researchers believe the results arc important for consumers to realize how these types of products could affect their social interaction with real people，especially because so many new products feature interactivity．
"lf someone notices they are talking more to Siri lately，maybe that has something to do with feeling lonely．^"Olson said．"From that standpoint，it's important to be aware of it．"
The study could also help companies design products that can increase the well-being of people who feel lonely，without sacrificing normal social interaction．
"Maybe ii is more about improving our current relationships．"Olson said，"such as taking a break from screen time and focusing on developing your real personal connections．"

56．Researchers from the University of Kansas found thatD．
A．hunum-like devices may help people interact with others
B．interactions with human-like devices may make people feel lonely
C．lonely people may easily become addicted to human-like devices
D．human-like devices may reduce people's social interaction in real life
57．During the experiments，participantsB．
A．were allowed to talk with human-like devices
B．were shown devices with human features
C．played online games with both machines and real people
D．were encouraged to engage in normal human interaction
58．The underlined phrase"this effect"in Paragraph 7refers to the fact thatB
A．lonely people are more likely to seek out interaction with other people
B．lonely people are content to interact vviih human-like machines
C．the feeling of loneliness deepens as people interact with human-like devices
D．people who are socially excluded will have difficulty in socializing
59．One of the significances of the study is that itD．
A．shows people why human-like products make them feel lonely
B．warns people to abandon human-like devices completely
C．forces lonely people to get involved in normal social interaction
D．help companies realize the limitation of human-like devices．

2．The last time I saw him was 12 years ago．Twelve years has passed，and I still remember eating pomegranates （石榴） while his thin hands combed through my hair．To this day，I still remember stories my grandfather used to tell me．As a child living in Korea，my grandfathe r was my closest friend，the man I spent every day with and depended on for back rides．We were inseparable from the moment we awoke until I fell asleep in his arms．I ate the food he prepared，and he was my pillow and storyteller．Little did we know that a day would come when his first granddaughter would leave．My father was to be stationed in the United States and time would blur （使…变模糊） our images of each other．
On the summer of my sixteenth birthday，I would see my grandfather again．On the plane，thoughts of him ran through my mind during all 14 hours of the flight．Would he look the same？Would he be healthy？Did he still have the pictures I drew for him？Most importantly，would he remember me？I was short then and always smiling．He dressed me．Twelve years later and I was taller，had a different figure．I picked out my own outfits and had my own sense of style．I was scared he wouldn't recognize I was his granddaughter．
I landed in the airport and rode with my aunt and cousin to my grandfather's house，where we found him pacing back and forth，awaiting my arrival．He looked the same，and as soon as I stepped out of the car and faced him，I began to cry．He ran toward me．"Tina!"My grandfather kept yelling．We met each other with open arms and he whispered，"I've been waiting for my granddaughter to come home．I missed you，my little Tina．Welcome home．"Our eyes filled with tears as we walked up the stairs，arm in arm，telling each other all the events we had missed in each other's life．He did remember．After all，I am his first granddaughter．
24．It can be inferred that in childhood the author alwaysC．
A．ate the food her grandmother prepared
B．remembered the stories her grandmother told
C．rode on her grandfather's back
D．got on well with her father
25．How old was the author when she left her grandfather？C
A．About 12 years old．
B．About 6 years old．
C．About 4 years old．
D．About 2 years old．
26．Why did the author think her grandfather probably would not make her out？B
A．Because her grandfather was forgetful．
B．Because she was already a"big girl"．
C．Because she was already an American．
D．Because her grandfather was too old．
27．The author meet her grandfatherD．
A．in the airport B．by herself C．with her parents D．with her relatives．

9．Once there lived a rich man（61）who/thatwanted to do something for the people of his town．（62）Butfirst he wanted to find out whether they deserved his help．
In the centre of the main road into the town，he placed （63）avery large stone．Then he（64）hid（hide ） behind a tree and waited．Soon an old man came along with his cow．
"Who put this stone in the centre of the road？"said the old man，but he did not try to remove the stone．Instead，with some difficulty he passed around the stone and continued on his way．（65）Anotherman came along and did the same thing； then another came，and another．All of them complained about the stone but not tried to remove（66）it．Late in the afternoon a young man came along．He saw the stone，（67）saying（say） to himself："The night（68）will be（be） very dark．Some neighbors will come along later in the dark and will fall against the stone．"
Then he began to move the stone．He pushed and pulled with all his（69）strength（strong） to move it．How great was his surprise at last!（70）Underthe stone，he found a bag of money．

6．The country governedby the present president develops very smoothly．

7．Researchers have developed new software using smart phones'GPS and imaging abilities that determine the exact location of distant objects as well as monitor the speed and direction of moving objects．The software could eventually allow smart phone armed soldiers to target the location of their enemies．On the home front，the software could be used by everyone，including golfers judging distance to the green and biologists documenting the location of a rare animal without disturbing it．
"The great advantage of a smart phone is that it provides so many tools in a single，readily available，relatively inexpensive package，"said Qia Wang，a doctoral student who led the development of the software．"For example，on the battlefield，a soldier needs a rangefinder（测距仪），compass，GPS and other tools to get information before calling in an air strike．With our software，the soldier can have all those instruments in one device that can be purchased off the shelf．When that soldier returns from war，she can use the same software to protect her family by clocking a speeder near her children's school and catching the criminal on video．"Wang and his colleagues developed their software to locate and track：
Targets of known size-When the size of the target is known，a single image is enough to pinpoint（确定） the target's location．
Targets of unknown size-If the exact size of a target is unknown，the software uses two images to triangulate（三角测量） the location of the target．
Moving targets-By taking a short video of a moving target，the smart phone software can calculate how fast the target is moving and in what direction it is going．
"Currently，our software is limited by the physical abilities of smart phone hardware，but the devices are improving rapidly，"Wang said．"We expect that improvements in GPS accuracy，battery life and camera resolution（分辨率） will allow our software to make even more accurate observations．"

62．From Paragraph l we can know that the new software canD．
A．help biologists protect rare animals
B．determine the speed of moving objects
C．defend soldiers against their enemies
D．locate objects in the distance exactly
63．The example given by Qia Wang is meant toC．
A．make an advertisement
B．describe the software briefly
C．show the benefits of the software
D．present the functions of smart phones
64．How does the software calculate the speed of a moving object？A
A．By taking a short video．
B．By locating its position．
C．By taking a single image．
D．By measuring real-life size．
65．What's Qia Wang's attitude towards the future of the software？D
A．Casual．
B．Flexible
C．Cautious．
D．Optimistic．

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