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Children's book author Sam Swope took a job teaching writing to third-graders in the New York City£®His students were immigrants £¨ÒÆÃñ£© or the children of immigrants from 21 countries£¬speaking 11 languages and having many different beliefs£®But there were a few things they had in common£ºfamily troubles£¬money struggles and poetry£®
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The Most Scenic Drives in America
Published again and again and translated into several languages beginning in 1997£¬this travel book includes over 200 brand-new photographs of the wonderful places along 120 selected routes£®
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Author Jedwin Smith tells what happened when he met several of his brother's old friends£®They make a journey to Vietnam£¬to visit the place where Jeff£¬his brother£¬died£®Surprisingly£¬their Vietnamese guide was the former commander £¨º£¾üÖÐУ£©carrying out the attack that killed Jeff£®A powerful story of brotherhood£¬bravery and understanding carried out£®
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11£®Which of the following books offers the biggest price cut£¿D
A£®I Am A Pencil
B£®What It Takes To Help Me Out
C£®The Most Scenic Drives in America
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A£®Our Brother's Keeper
B£®What It Takes To Help Me Out
C£®The Most Scenic Drives in America
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13£®From the book I Am A Pencil£¬we can learn that Sam Swope's studentsC£®
A£®are homeless children
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14£®What can we learn from the passage£¿
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B£®What It Takes To Help Me Out is about troubled teens£®
C£®You have to pay©†47.88 for The Most Scenic Drives in America£®
D£®Jedwin Smith was killed in Vietnam£®
15£®What type of writing is this passage£¿A
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C£®An announcement£®
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10£®A major source of teen stress is school exams£¬and test anxiety is not uncommon£®When you recognize your teen is under stress£¬how can parents help your teen stay calm before an exam£¿
Be involved£®Parents need to be involved in their teen's work£®£¨31£©EWhat they look for is your presence-to talk£¬to cry£¬or simply to sit with them quietly£®Communicate openly with your teen£®Encourage your teen to express her worries and fears£¬but don't let her focus on those fears£®
Help them get organized£®£¨32£©FTogether£¬you and your teen can work out a time-table in which she can study for what she knows will be on the test£®
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Show a positive attitude£®£¨35£©AYour panic£¬anxiety and blame contribute to your teen's pressure£®Make your teen feel accepted and valued for her efforts£®Most importantly£¬reassure your teen that things will be all right£¬no matter what the results are£®

A£®A parent's attitude will dictate their teen's emotions£®
B£®Exam stress can make some teens lose their appetite£®
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D£®Encourage your teen to relax£®
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F£®Help your teen think about what she has to study and plan accordingly£®
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4£®We all know the feeling£ºlooking at the computer screen£¬pretending to be interested in our homework£¬even though we really feel bored£®But such feelings may soon be at an end£¬says Dr£®Harry Witchel£¬head of the Essex Medical School£®He believes that computers of the future will notice when people feel bored and even take action to stop it£®
Before you get concerned£¬the machine won't be reading your mind£®It will be observing the many movements you make while using a computer£®It's not interested in the big movements needed to use the machine Ò» like moving a mouse or touching a screen-but small£¬barely noticeable movements like closing your eyes£¬moving in your seat or rubbing your face£®Witchel calls these"boredom movements"and says they show how interested the person is in what they are reading or watching£®The higher the interest level£¬the less movement!
To test his theory£¬Witchel invited 27 people to perform various computer-based tasks£®The activities ranged from playing online games £¨an interesting task£© to reading documents like government laws that most people would find boring£®
A special video camera followed the participants'movements as they completed each task£®Just as the researcher expected£¬the"boredom movements"greatly decreased£¬by as much as 42%£¬when the subjects were very interested in what they were reading or seeing£®
Fortunately£¬Dr Witchel isn't planning to use his results to create machines that report students who are not paying attention at school£®Instead£¬he wants"movement sensing"technology to be built into future computers in order to improve students'computer-based learning experience£®
The scientist says that by measuring the students'interest level as they work£¬educators will be able to adjust their materials in real-time to keep students focused£®Witchel also believes that the technology can provide filmmakers with honest audience opinions and in the future£¬help to develop more intelligent robots£®

32£®What does the underlined word"it"in Paragraph 1 refer to£¿C
A£®Homework£®B£®A computer£®C£®Boredom£®D£®The future£®
33£®Why did Dr Witchel carry out his research£¿D
A£®To discover how bored people move£®
B£®To find out what makes people bored£®
C£®To see if interested people are more active£®
D£®To test the link between boredom and movement£®
34£®Which movement would Witchel's technology most likely pay attention to£¿D
A£®Turning off the machine£®
B£®Typing words on a keyboard£®
C£®Surfing quickly between webpages£®
D£®Moving one's head from side to side£®
35£®How will the new technology help education£¬according to Witchel£¿B
A£®By reducing teachers'workload£®
B£®By maintaining students'learning interest£®
C£®By reporting students'misbehavior in class£®
D£®By making learning more like a computer game£®
5£®A few years ago it was popular to speak of a generation gap£¬a disagreement between young people and their elders£®Parents said that children did not show them proper respect and obedience £¨·þ´Ó£©£¬while children complained £¨±§Ô¹£© that their parents did not understand them at all£®What had gone wrong£¿Why had the generation gap suddenly appeared£¿Actually the generation gap has been around for a long time£®Many people argue that a gap is built into the fabric £¨½á¹¹£© of our society£®
One important cause of the generation gap is the chance that young people have to choose their own ways of life£®In more traditional societies£¬when children grow up£¬they are expected to live in the same area as their parents£¬to marry people that their parents know and agree to£¬and to continue the family occupation £¨Ö°Òµ£©£®In our society£¬young people often travel great distances for their education£¬move out of the family home at an early age£¬marry or live with people whom their parents have never met£¬and choose occupations different from those of their parents£®
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Finally£¬the speed at which changes take place in our society is another cause of the gap between the generations£®In a traditional culture£¬elderly people are valued for their wisdom£¬but in our society the knowledge of a lifetime may become out of date overnight£®The young and the old seem to live in two very different worlds£¬separated by different skills and abilities£®
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5£®The main idea of the first paragraph is thatB£®
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B£®the generation gap is a feature of modern social life
C£®people can reduce the generation gap
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A£®Parents should be strict with their children£®
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D£®The generation gap does not exist in American society£®

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