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17．-I was reading A Dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin yesterday，but I couldn't understand it．
-______．It is classical literature，so take your time to enjoy it．（　　）
A．Don't fly off the handle
B．You got me there
C．Nothing is impossible to a willing heart
D．More haste，less speed

分析 -我昨天正看曹雪芹写的《红楼梦》，但是我理解不了．
-欲速则不达．这是古典文学，所以你慢慢欣赏吧．

解答 答案：D．
本题考查习语意思以及语境理解．根据句意"--我昨天正看曹雪芹写的《红楼梦》，但是我理解不了．--__________．这是古典文学，所以你慢慢欣赏吧．"，A选项：突然失去控制而勃然大怒；B选项：你把我搞糊涂了，你难倒我了；C选项：有志者事竟成；D选项：欲速则不达．根据句意以及语境，故选D．

点评 本题考查习语意思以及语境理解．学生需要积累大量习语，知道各个选项意思，细读句子，理解语境，根据句意以及语境选出正确答案．

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8．Chinese Bridge Summer Camp for High School Students from US
The High School Summer Program provides Chinese language and cultural training in China each summer．It lasts for two weeks each time．
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Purposes
To encourage exchange between teenagers of the US and China，to help American high school students have a better understanding of Chinese language and cultures，and to help American high school students become interested in learning Chinese．
Activities
July 13th：Arrive in Beijing
July 14th-16th：Attend the opening ceremony and travel in Beijing
July 17th-25th：Arrive in Shandong to study the Chinese language and cultures
July 26th：Return to Beijing and return home
During the program，students will study the Chinese language and cultures in traditional classrooms and take part in all kinds of cultural activities．
Cost
Students should pay for their round-trip international airfare，international travel insurance，and visa fees，about 1400 dollars in all； the program will cover in-China expenses for room and board，transportation，activities and sightseeing for students．
If you are interested in traveling in China and Chinese cultures，don't miss it．
24．If a student wants to take part in the program，he/sheC？
A．Shouldn't be in Grade 12                
B．Should be good at Chinese
C．Shouldn't be no older than 18               
D．Should be at least 15 years old
25．The program would probably attract those whoB．
A．Want to teach in China in the future         
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C．Want a quiet holiday with family         
D．Want a two-week travel around China
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B．On July 15th         
C．On July 17th      
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D．The World Health Organization has increased greatly．
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C．with the help of scientists
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B．he helped finish the first space flight
C．he made space travel more popular
D．he helped bring space closer to people
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D．Spacewalking：through an astronaut's eyes．
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Those who did not smoke，consumed mild amou nts of coffee and had a good socio-economic status at the age of 50 （measured in terms of housing costs），as well as good？physical working ability at the age of 54 and low cholesterol （胆固醇） at 50 had the greatest chance of celebrating their 90th birthday．
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"The study clearly shows that we can influence several of the factors that decide how old we get，"says Wilhelmsen．"This is positive not only for the individual，but also for society as it doesn't need any major drug costs，"
The study has been published in the Journal of Internal Medicine．
The 1913 Men study started up in 1963． A third of all male 50-year-old in Gothenburg were called for a check-up that focused on cardiovascular health． Every ten years since，a new group of 50-year-old has been called in and those who were already taking part in the study have been given another check-up． This has enabled researchers to follow the development of illnesses in a specific age group，and to compare the health of 50-year-old in 2003 with that of 50-year-old in 1963，for example． Women have also been included in the study since 2003． Data have been studied over the years． including BMI （体质指数），smoking habits，cholesterol，exercise habits and blood pressure，
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Over the years the material has brought out many research articles． An interesting result came in 2008 when researchers were able to show that the drop in the number of smokers，combined with lower cholesterol levels and lower blood pressure，between 1963 and 2003 could offer an explanation for the marked downturn in the number of heart attacks during this 40-year period．
55． Which of the following statements is true'？C
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B．Cholesterol plays an important role in keeping us alive．
C．The amount of coffee consumption has an effect on our health．
D．How long we can live depends on how long our parents lived．
56．The 1913 Men Study helps us to realize that．A
A．we can do something to lengthen our life  
B． we don't need to take drugs for our diseases
C． we can always predict how long we can live
D． we need to balance the numbers of men and women
57．The earlier men involved in the 1913 Men Study were examined inBfor the second time．
A．1917      B．1967       C．1923        D．1973
58． From the article we can infer thatD．
A．more men than women are in the habit of smoking
B．scientists began to study men's habits in the year 1913
C．women tend to Live a longer life than man because of their good lifestyle
D．heart attack is related to smoking，cholesterol take-in and blood pressure．

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