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19．The medical teamconsisting of（consist of）10doctors arrived at the hospital．

分析由10名医生组成的医疗队到达了医院．

解答答案：consisting of 考查单词填空． medical team与consist of之间是主谓关系，用现在分词短语consisting of 10 doctors作后置定语．

点评考查单词填空，准确地理解句意，翻译句子，然后，根据句意，写出正确的单词．

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10．"Iris scan （虹膜扫描），please，"the bank's computer voice tells you．You step up and the computer reads your eye，comparing it to the stored file it has of your iris．The images had better match-otherwise you won't be able to get your money．
Iris scanning and other technologies，such as fingerprint and voice scanning，have appeared in many science fiction movies in the past．Today，these advanced technologies are part of the real world．They are common at work，the bank，the airport，and your local prison．The iris scan，fingerprint scan，and voice scan are all examples of biometrics（生物测定学） a fast developing area of automatic personal identification technology．Basically，biometrics uses various ways to verify a persons identity，based on the individual's unique characteristics，includingfingerprints，voices，irises，body heat patterns，facial images，handprints，signatures and so on．
Biometrics identification systems have a number of advantages over password systems．The primary advantage is that an individual has to be physically present in order to be identified．Another important advantage is that there are no passwords to remember，forget，lose or steal．
The voice scan is the simplest and most affordable form of biometrics．It only requires a computer，a microphone and the correct software．The software records a subject's voice and then compares it to a stored voice sample for identification purposes．
For additional safety，fingerprint and handprint scans can also be employed．Fingerprint scans take the image of a fingerprint and compare it to a stored file of prints．Handprint scans identify the unique features of a hand．
Iris scans currently give the highest level of accuracy among all the available biometrics systems．Another technology，full facial scans，is currently in use at border crossings and airports．Facial scanning equipment can actually track and identify moving faces within a crowd．
The potential of biometrics is exciting and encouraging．With continued development，testing，and application，current technologies will become even more effective in the future．Soon，the days of password and car keys will be gone．Just don't leave home without your fingerprints!
29．The first paragraph serves as a（n）．D
A．conclusion   B．explanation   C．comment   D．example
30．The underlined word"verify"in Paragraph 2probably means""．B
A．change      B．confirm      C．develop    D．protect
31．Which is the most accurate form of biometrics？A
A．The iris scan    B．The fingerprint scan  C．The voice scan   D．The facial scan
32．What is the author's attitude towards the future of biometrics？C
A．He is uncertain about it．
B．He feels doubtful about it．
C．He feels hopeful about it．
D．He is worried about it．

7．Whether you were taught to fold your hands on your legs，or hold your hands behind your back，you can't deny the fact that your hands are communicating all the time．After many years of debate，researches have finally agreed with ancient wisdom．That is，gestures precede （领先） words．（36）DBut we can guess from this that gesture has been a key part in conversation for millions of years．
（37）GAnd it's true．The movement of your hands are like a feedback（反馈） tool to your brain．We've all heard the old words，"Actions speak louder than words．"Your gestures often show the truth behind your carefully chosen words．
In the early nineteenth century，a man named Francois Delsarte was the body language expert of his time．（38）FLong before modern science，Delsarte stated that the hands were connected to the thoughts．He once said，"（39）A"．Besides identifying parts of the hand connected with our mental and physical process，Delsarte broke our gesture language into nine functions．
You can experience the difference in how a gesture affects the quality of your words by saying"I have no idea．"If your hand pushes away，you are rejecting the whole concept．（40）CThese are just a few ways to amplify（扩大） the words．Of course，hand gestures are a small part of your body's story．

A．Gestures are the lightening and the words are the thunder．
B．Change your life through the magic of body language．
C．Reach your hand out to someone and you're begging for the answer．
D．We can't travel back to early humans to see how they communicated．
E．Avoid pointing，unless you're trying to direct people's attention to something．
F．He developed a system for studying the whole body and how it communicates．
G．Most people think that we gesture in order to help make our ideas clear to others．

14．If you are willing to do something，be a man ofdetermination （determine）and do it at once．

4．I miss you，Dad．I almost laugh out when I see you in myself，from the thinning hair on my head to the ways I respond to everyday things．It makes me realize that you are a part of me and will always be in my heart．It brings me a warm smile as I remember how you taught me about character，honesty，integrity（正直），and self-respect．You taught me to enjoy my work．You taught me to share，for only by giving something do I truly receive something．You taught me about love，as you loved all seven of us children so much．You set a good example to us by being at church each time the door was open．I was watching you as you led our family in prayer（祈祷）each night before going to bed．Through you Dad，I learned what is truly important in life．I now know that you continue to live with me and I hope I have passed the valuable traits down to my kids．
You lost your father when you were only two years old．Your mother fell ill when you were 13years old．You knew that dropping out of middle school and helping provide for your mother were necessary．So you did three jobs a day to support your mother and after you got married you worked even harder to support your family．
So，parents，especially fathers，remember that you do make a difference by what you teach your children．You can make a difference to the world．
Children，now is the right time to express your love and thanks to your dads for what they do for you．A big hug，a warm thank-you，and living a life of purpose will give them more joy than you can imagine．33．What makes the author laugh out loud is thatB．
A．his dad stays with him most of the time．
B．he is like his dad in appearance and behavior．
C．His dad's way of teaching children is out of date．
D．His dad pays too much attention to unimportant things．
34．What can we know from the text about the author's dad？B
A．He also learned a lot from his father．
B．He lived a difficult life when young．
C．He earned his living by working hard at a local church after getting married．
D．He started supporting his mom upon graduating．
35．The underlined word"traits"in para.1probably means"D"．
A．information
B．standard
C．advice
D．qualities．

11．Tony Wheeler was born to travel．His father worked for an airline．For the first 16years of his life．Wheeler and his family lived in many different countries．
In the early 1970s，Tony met a young woman named Maureen．They soon married．Before getting jobs，Tony and Maureen wanted to travel．They took a year-long trip from England，through Asia，to Australia．On the trip，they visited places like Iran（伊朗）．India，and so on．
When Tony and Maureen arrived in Australia，people asked many questions about their trip．To answer these questions，Wheeler wrote a book called Across Asia on the Cheap．The book told people about different countries'weather，customs（风俗），and places to see．But unlike other travel books then，Tony Wheeler's book also talked about places most tourists did not go．He also wrote about unusual things to see and do．The book was very popular．
Tony and Maureen started a company called lonely Planet．They continued travelling．They wrote books for each place they visited．Today，800people work for Lonely Planet．The company has over 650books．Tony Wheeler，the great traveler，still writes about travels to many places and will bring us more surprises．
1．Tony Wheeler wrote the book Across Asia on the Cheap toD．
A．make money for his next trip
B．tell people about his new company
C．draw people's attention to his family
D．answer people's questions about his trip
2．How was the book Across Asia on the Cheap different from other travelCbooks then？
A．It was longer and more popular．
B．It was the first travel book in the world．
C．It talked about places most tourists did not go．
D．It talked about a country's weather and customs．
3．Which of the following is TRUE about Tony Wheeler's company？C
A．His father started it．
B．It is an airline company．
C．Hundreds of people work for it．
D．It has no books about travelling．
4．The passage mainly talks aboutA．
A．a great traveler and his books
B．a tour of different countries
C．a great writer and his family
D．different kinds of companies．

8．You probably laugh at something you find funny，but how much do you really know
about jokes and humour？Reader's Digest （RD） questioned several experts to give us some facts about them．
RD：What's the oldest joke in the world？
"We can't know the oldest joke in the world because it would have existed earlier than
writing，"says Christie Davies，professor of sociology at the University of Reading in the UK．The oldest joke book that's been found so far is the Greek Philogelos．It dates from the 4^th century AD，although the jokes date from an earlier time．According to psychogist Steve Wilson，director of National Humor Month （ April in the US ），it contains 265jokes．
RD：Do some people fail to develop a sense of humour？
Rod Martin，professor of psychology at the Western University in Canada，believes
that while everyone is born without a sense of humour，as we develop，humour and laughter begin to appear．"Of course，some children are more serious，quiet，and less likely to laugh frequently，but this doesn't mean they don't have a sense of humour．"And according to Steve Wilson，there are no adults who don't have a sense of humour．"Almost everyone is able to develop a sense of humour，and I teach people how，"he says．
RD：Do people share a sense of humour unique to their own nation？
Sense of humour does differ a lot by country，according to an author named Scott
Weems．British humour is thought to be absurd in nature，while American humour has an aggressive quality．According to a study，Germans are found to find everything funny．
21．What do we know about the oldest joke book？B
A．It remains unknown．
B．It was written in Greek．
C．It was found in the UK．
D．It cntains the oldest joke．
22．What does Rod Martin agree with about people's sense of humour？A
A．Nobody is born with a sense of humour．
B．Some adults lose it when they grow up．
C．Childhood is the best time to develop such ability．
D．Children have a poorer sense of humour than adults．
23．What kind of humour has an aggressive feature？D
A．British humour
B．German humour
C．Canadian humour
D．American humour
24．Where can you probably find the text？A
A．In a popular magazine
B．In a research paper．
C．In a personal diary．
D．In a textbook．

9．In fact，China is amountainous（多山的） country．

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