It is impossible to predictwhat will happen in 100 years．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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7．It is impossible to predictwhat will happen in 100 years．

分析预测100年后会发生什么是不可能的．

解答答案是predict；
本题考查语境中选用适当的词；predict vt．预测，预料；根据语境，100年后会发生什么无法"预测"，不定式符号to后接动词原形，故答案是predict．

点评首字母填空必须在对语境整体理解的基础上抓住指向答案的关键线索、固定句型或搭配等，结合首字母选用恰当的词，同时注意所选词的形式变化．

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18．This is not a diet．It's a simple way to lose weight．You don't have to give up the food you love or join a gym．You just follow some habits thin people have．Keep them，and you'll become thin．
◆Wake-up  When you wake up in the morning，sit up slowly without using your hands．With legs straight out，
lean forward（前俯） until you feel sore（酸痛的） in your back．It will use up 10calories．
◆Start with soup  Order a clear soup，and have it before the main food．In this way，you'll feel fuller，so you'll
eat less when the main food comes．
◆An apple or more a day  Apples are full of fiber（纤维） and water，so your stomach will want less．Studies
show that people who eat at least three apples or pears a day may lose weight．
◆Talk it up  Every time you use the cell phone，stand up and walk around．Heavy people sit on average two and a half hours more each day than thin people．This skill is very important as standing up and walking around will burn up 50or more calories．
Use these skills，and you will have a big weight loss．

21．The text is to encourage you toD．
A．go on a diet
B．give up your favorite foods
C．join a gym
D．follow some habits of thin people
22．Which of the following ways is a good choice to become thin？B
A．Sit up quickly in the morning．
B．Have soup before the main food．
C．Eat rice instead of apples．
D．Sit down when using a cell phone．
23．How many skills are there in the text for people to lose weight？C
A．Two． B．Three．
C．Four． D．Five．
24．The text is most likely to be readA．
A．in a magazine     B．in a dictionary
C．in a story-book    D．on a map．

15．What you do each morning affects your entire day．The choices that we repeatedly make decide the life we live．（36）G
Manage your energy，not your time．
If you think about it，you'll probably realize that you are better at doing certain tasks at certain times．For example，my creative energy is highest in the morning，so that's when I do my writing each day．However，I spend my afternoons on phone calls，and emails，which don't need my creative energy to be high．（37）D What task is that energy best suited for？
Prepare the night before．
It is really necessary to spend a few minutes each night organizing your to-do list for tomorrow．When I do it，I'll outline the article I'm going to write the next day and develop a short list of the most important items for me to do．（38）F
（39）A
Sounds simple，yet nobody does it．It took me a while to get over the urge（渴望） to open my inbox，but finally I realized that everything can wait a few hours．Nobody is going to email you about a true emergency （a death in the family，etc．），so leave your email alone for the first few hours of each day．
Turn your phone off．
This reduces the urge to check text messages．This simple method reduces the possibility that you waste time on meaningless tasks．
You've got 25，000mornings．（40）B

A．Don't open email until noon．
B．What will you do with each one？
C．Leave your phone in another room．
D．What type of energy do you have in the morning？
E．Try your best to finish your work in the morning．
F．It takes 10minutes that night and saves 3hours the next day．
G．Here are the methods that I've found to get the most out of my morning．

2．Not everyone who has cancer dies from it．In fact，there are nearly 12million cancer survivors living in the United States today．However，if your loved one's cancer cannot be cured or controlled with treatment，then planning for how you and your loved one will handle the last stages of the disease can ease the burden for both of you．Ideally，you should make these decisions together，while your loved one is well enough to participate．Doing so can help give your loved one a sense of control and relieve you from having to make difficult decisions on your own at a time when you need to grieve．
What kinds of things should we plan for？
Palliative care：
The goals of palliative care include relieving pain，improving emotional，spiritual and mental well being，and support for family members．A number of people can be involved in providing care，including members of the health care team，family，friends，a counselor or spiritual advisor．Palliative care can take place in a hospice setting．
Hospice care：
Talk with your loved one about hospice care and advanced directives．Hospice care is for people whose illness can't be cured or controlled with treatment．Hospice focuses on providing the most dignified，pain-free existence possible to people in their last stage of life．Advanced directives are instructions on what kind of care your loved one wishes to receive when he or she becomes unable to make medical decisions．
Financial and legal issues：
You and your loved one may wish to have an accountant or lawyer help you sort through financial and legal issues．You can review items such as your loved one's insurance policies，finances and his or her will．Make a list of people who should be contacted upon the death of your loved one，such as friends and family，employer，financial advisor and members of his or her place of worship．You may also want to make a list of where to find items like important documents，computer or cell phone details，car keys，credit cards and passport．
Funeral arrangements：
Perhaps the most difficult part of this process is planning your loved one's funeral．Talk with your loved one about his or her preferences （for example，burial or cremation） in relation to your budget．Ask your loved one how he or she wants the service to be conducted．For example，you may want to discuss hymns or readings to include in the ceremony and people your loved one would like to have as pallbearers．Don't feel that any detail is too small to discuss．When selecting a funeral provider，be sure to compare prices，services and payment options．It will be easier to do this sooner rather than later．
66．The following measures are often used in palliative care period exceptC．
A．relieving the patient's pain
B．improving the mental state of the patient
C．curing the patient
D．supporting for family members
67．What is the most important thing we should do during the hospice care stage？A
A．Respect the patient and providing him with comfort and care
B．Talking with him about the money matters involving treatment．
C．Making decision with him about the funeral issues．
D．Inviting all family members and his friends to visit him．
68．The underlined word pallbearers in the last paragraph most probably refer to the people whoB．
A．volunteer to help dying patient
B．carry the coffin for the dead
C．deal with burial or cremation issues
D．help the dying handle financial and legal issues
69．What is the most appropriate title of the passage？D
A．How to Deal With Death
B．Facing Death Realistically
C．The Last Chance for the Dying
D．End-of-Life Issues for the Caregiver．

12．Dinosaurs ruled the planet for millions of years，and they are generally believed to have gone extinct．But the reality is that modern versions of dinosaurs are all around us．Scientists have been exploring similarities between birds and dinosaurs； and new research shows that these two types of animals are directly linked．
The connections between birds and dinosaurs are explored in a new museum exhibit called Dinosaurs Among Us at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City．
According to Mark Norell，the director of the exhibit and an expert at the museum，it is based on new scientific evidence collected over the last two decades．"I think this is really going to shake up the way people think of dinosaurs"Norell told reporters．"One could argue that we still live in the age of dinosaurs．"
The exhibit includes ancient fossils and lifelike models of dinosaurs of all sizes to show the evolution of dinosaurs into birds．It examines several properties that are shared between the two species，including feathers，complex brains，the shapes．And sizes of eggs，and the ability to fly．Birds today make nests，lay eggs and tend to babies．Fossil research shows that some dinosaurs also made nests and laid eggs．Also，birds have hollow（中空的）bones，which don't weigh much and allow birds to take more air into their lungs．These adaptations help with flight．Some dinosaurs had these properties as well．In addition，the exhibit shows that there are many similarities between the legs，claws； and feet of dinosaurs and birds．
Norell noted that the research behind this exhibit is the result of advanced scientific，techniques； and new technologies．For example researchers used a scanning （扫描） process called computed tomography （CT） to look inside the brains of extinct dinosaurs．It combines with many X-rays to produce a 3D image．"Modern technology tells us more than we thought we could ever know about the connections between dinosaurs and birds，"Norell said．

32．What's the main idea of this text？D
A．Experts．have discovered many dinosaurs'fossils．
B．A new museum has opened for visitors to New York City．
C．Research has been done on the lifestyles of birds and dinosaurs．
D．An exhibit shows the connections between birds and dinosaurs．
33．What does the underlined word"properties"in Paragraph 4 mean？B
A．Advantages．
B．Characters．
C．Changes．
D．Activities．
34．One of the similarities that dinosaurs and birds share lies inB
A．their lungs
B．their light bones
C．the shapes of their nests
D．the number of their eggs
35．What did Mark Norell try to show by mentioning CT？C
A．The importance of the research．
B．What connects dinosaurs and birds．
C．The application of modern technology．
D．How dinosaurs lived millions of years ago．

19．The reason why we have to fall to the ground is that there is gravity．

4．As he was not allowed toaccompany（陪伴）her to the shops，he wrote a list of items for her．

5．Revealed to the world by the famous British explorer，Dr David Livingstone，in 1855，the Victoria Falls are one of Africa's best-known natural wonders．They form a natural border between Zimbabwe （津巴布韦） and Zambia （赞比亚）．
The falls are named after Queen Victoria by Livingstone．They were known to the native people in the 18th century as："the smoke that thunders"．The waterfall is formed as the two-kilometer-wide Zambezi River spills （溅） over the edge of its giant stone riverbed and falls into the gorge （山谷） below．At their highest point，the Victoria Falls drop a distance of 108m，almost twice as far as the Niagara Falls．As much as 546million cubic meters of water per minute falls over the edge from that height．
Viewing the falls from the Zambian side means that visitors can follow a path that goes right up to the falls．The falls can also be viewed from the Boiling Pot，right in the depths of the gorge at the bottom of the falls．The 111-meter-high Victoria Falls Bridge，a railway crossing，is now a popular place for Bungee jumping．It can be crossed on foot for excellent views of the falls and the winding blue-green waters of the Zambezi River．It is also possible to see the falls from a plane．
The area around the falls is a major game-viewing place．The best time to view the Victoria Falls is between December and July，when the water level is the highest．Contact Addresses Tourist Centre，Livingstone，Zambia Tel：（03）321 404E-mail：zntb@zamnet．zm Website：www．zambiatourism．com
32．The author of the passage is likely to beB．
A．a government officer
B．a tourist guide
C．a traveler
D．a teacher
33．According to the passage，we know that the Victoria FallsD．
A．are the best place to enjoy Bungee jumping
B．drop twice as far as the Niagara Falls
C．are a man-made wonder in Africa
D．were discovered by a British man
34．How many ways did the author mention to view the falls？C
A.2．
B.3．
C.4．
D.5．
35．The purpose of the passage is toA．
A．introduce a famous natural wonder-the Victoria Falls
B．tell us the discovery of the Victoria Falls
C．show how the Victoria Falls are formed
D．advise travelers to come to the Victoria Falls．

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