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【1】 It's difficult enough to have privacy(隐私) in a house, so privacy in a small dorm room is next to impossible. However, it can be done if both roommates are willing to cooperate.
【2】 Step1  Tie a scarf to the outside doorknob as a symbol of Do Not Disturb, but be careful not to do this too consistently. Warn your roommate beforehand about possible days and times when this scarf will be on the door so your roommate will have time to make plans ahead of time instead of it being a surprise, especially if you plan to have an overnight guest. Be considerate if your roommate needs to get into the room regardless of the scarf on the door to get something out of the dorm because it is his dorm room too.
【3】 Step2  If one roommate is a light sleeper and the other is a heavy sleeper, the heavy sleeper could consider an alternate way to wake himself up besides an alarm. Heavy sleepers tend to ignore alarms, but sometimes vibrating (震动的) cell phones feel like someone is shaking them. It is also a quieter way to not disturb the light sleeping roommate using a vibrating cell phone.
【4】 Step3  Take cell phone calls outside of the room. Your roommate may not want to hear your conversation or you may want some privacy, but your roommate should not have to leave every time you have a phone call. The roommate who is not on the phone has no way of knowing how often you will have phone calls and should not be put out because you do.
【5】 Step4  Ask if it' s okay to have a guest in the room. Although your roommate is not your parent, and you may feel like this is your room too, remember that ____     . He may not want company when you do. If one roommate is more sociable than the other and guests become a repeated argument, consider asking the resident director if you can swap( 交换) roommate with someone else.
小题1:What does the passage mainly talk about? (no more than 10 words)
______________________________________________________________________
小题2:Complete the following statement with proper words, (no more than 6 words)
To avoid disturbing the light sleeper, _______________________ is also a good way.
小题3:Please fill in the blank in the passage with proper words, (no more than 6 words)
_________________________________________________________________
小题4:What does Step 3 suggest us? (no more than 10 words)
_______________________________________________
小题5:What does the underlined word "it" (line 2, paragraph 1) probably refer to? (no more than 3 words)
_______________________________________________

小题1:How to have privacy in a dorm room
小题2:using a vibrating cell phone
小题3:it’s also his room
小题4:Take cell phone calls outside the room
小题5:Having privacy / privacy

试题分析:这篇文章主要讲了如何在宿舍保留个人隐私。
小题1:根据It's difficult enough to have privacy(隐私) in a house, so privacy in a small dorm room is next to impossible.
小题2:根据Heavy sleepers tend to ignore alarms, but sometimes vibrating (震动的) cell phones feel like someone is shaking them. It is also a quieter way to not disturb the light sleeping roommate using a vibrating cell phone.
小题3:根据He may not want company when you do.
小题4:根据Take cell phone calls outside of the room.
小题5:根据It's difficult enough to have privacy(隐私) in a house, so privacy in a small dorm room is next to impossible.
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小题1:Many people like drinking energy drinks because of the following EXCEPT that ______.
A.they have beautiful colors and cool names
B.they have lots of caffeine
C.they can keep them awake and better at sports
D.they are said to be helpful to health
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A.heart problemsB.nervousness
C.sleeping difficultyD.possible health dangers
小题3:The underlined word “discouraged” can be replaced(替换) with ______.
A.encouraged B.stoppedC.helped D.disliked
小题4:From the passage we can know that ______.
A.advertisements are important in getting people to buy energy drinks
B.energy drinks are helpful to teenagers’ study
C.sports players need to drink a lot of energy drinks
D.energy drinks are especially aimed at teenagers
小题5:Which of the following can be the best title of the passage? ______
A.What’s the Use of Energy Drinks?
B.Who Can Drink Energy Drinks?
C.What’s That in Energy Drinks?
D.Why Can’t We Buy Energy Drinks?
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D. Red Wolf
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小题1:The Chinese word “Shanzhai” may have started with ______.
A.Spring Festival GalaB.electronic products
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A.the action that a person imitates famous people
B.products with poor techniques and quality
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A.may develop faster because of the challenge of “Shanzhai” culture
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A.AfterB.InC.AtD.Before
小题2:
A.hatedB.likedC.fearedD.observed
小题3:
A.howeverB.furtherC.sometimesD.especially
小题4:
A.excitingB.interestingC.dangerousD.alone
小题5:
A.fallen downB.lostC.discoveredD.caught
小题6:
A.unhappilyB.lonelyC.comfortableD.easily
小题7:
A.themB.itC.themselvesD.that
小题8:
A.YetB.SoC.HoweverD.But
小题9:
A.lastB.recentC.eighteenthD.early
小题10:
A.countryB.housesC.townD.planet
小题11:
A.toB.atC.inD.for
小题12:
A.importantB.rightC.necessaryD.popular
小题13:
A.pleasantB.interestedC.dangerousD.terrible
小题14:
A.footB.spotC.topD.tip
小题15:
A.withB.toC.againstD.between
小题16:
A.fightB.climbC.walkD.running
小题17:
A.surprisingB.satisfactoryC.disappointingD.worrying
小题18:
A.behindB.upC.downD.around
小题19:
A.milesB.minutesC.seeingD.sight
小题20:
A.aboveB.belowC.underD.away
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B.Everything new can be patented.
C.Your invention is protected after you have applied for a patent.
D.Some patents are on the things that we use every day.
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A.a popular productB.a mere new concept
C.a famous brand in the worldD.a practical bike on the market
小题3:The underlined word “device” in Paragraph 5 can best be replaced by “_____”.
A.weapon B.medicineC.equipment D.strength
小题4:The purpose of writing this passage is to _____.
A.advertise B.persuadeC.warnD.inform
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小题1:The underlined sentence “Everyone gets sick of hearing”in the first paragraph means“________”.
A.there is something wrong with everyone’s ears
B.all people fall ill when they hear something
C.many people don’t pay attention to wearing seat belts
D.none of the people knows it is a piece of good advice
小题2:More than two-third of 1,627 children were killed because ___________.
A.they weren’t using seat belts
B.they were too careful when they walked on the road
C.they were not old enough to sit in the car
D.they wore seat belts
小题3:You must get your children to put on seat belts in order to ________.
A.keep them comfortable in the car seatB.keep them safe
C.keep them awake in the car all the timeD.prevent all kinds of traffic accidents
小题4:What would be the best title of this passage?
A.Children Should Put on Seat Belts.
B.Too Many Traffic Accidents Happened Recently.
C.Traffic Laws Are Very Important.
D.Parents Are Important to Children.
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小题1:According to Jan Hargrave, we can tell whether a person is lying by _______.
A.observing his/her left hand’s movements.
B.looking at how he/ she crosses his/ her fingers
C.observing whether he/ she uses body language
D.making good eye contact with him/ her
小题2:We can learn from the passage that body language _______.
A.is hard to master for children
B.can be understood in different ways
C.may help improve communication
D.is more likely to hide the truth
小题3:Which of the following does NOT show acceptance to people?
A.Smile while making eye contact.
B.Open your arms to them.
C.Relax your hands with the palms showing.
D.Cross your leg away from them.
小题4:In the last paragraph, the author seems to suggest that parents_______.
A.spend more time with their children
B.learn to read and use body language
C.pay attention to family communication
D.try to prevent their children from lying

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