As everybody knows.cancer doesn't show anysymptom in its early stages．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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5．As everybody knows，cancer doesn't show anysymptom（s）（症状） in its early stages．

分析正如每个人都知道的那样，癌症在早期不会显示任何症状．

解答答案：symptom（s）考查翻译填空．symptom意为"症状"，是可数名词，此处看作是一种或多种症状，用单数或复数都可以．

点评考查翻译填空，准确地理解句子、翻译句子，然后根据句意及提示确定所填单词词性，正确写出单词完成句子，使句意更通顺．

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16．If you have already taken too much medicine，go to theemergency （急救） room of your nearest hospital now．

20．Believe it or not，but heactually（事实上） won!

10．Many people living in the cities would actuallyprefer（更喜欢）to live in the country．

17．The biggest hamburger restaurant chain（连锁） in the world is McDonald's．It started in 1955with just one restaurant，but now has more than 20000worldwide．There are more than 12000McDonald's restaurants only in the US．You can find them in 100countries on six continents．There isn't a McDonald's in Antarctica，but I don't suppose they eat hamburgers at the South Pole．When you eat at a McDonald's restaurant you are joining the 35million people who eat and drink at McDonald's every day，and there are more than one million people who work there．McDonald's has sold 100billion hamburgers since it opened，and it sells more than 6.8million pounds of French Fries every day．
How do you like your hamburger restaurant？There are old McDonald's----part of one restaurant in England is 600years old．There are elegant（高雅的） McDonald's----there is one on the Champs Elysees in Paris．There are cool McDonald's----there is one in Hollywood．There are McDonald's restaurants on ships and trains，in hospitals and zoos，in airports and in colleges．
Clearly many people like the speed，hygiene（卫生） and cheapness of fast food restaurants．However，not everyone likes fast food．Some people question the nutritional value of the food； some people think the fast food causes too much waste and pollution．So the fast food business gives us plenty of food for thought，as well as convenient，affordable meals．
28．There areB McDonald's restaurants outside the US now．
A．about 20000B．about 8000
C．about 12000D．about 32000
29．How many people does each McDonald's employees serve on average every day？C
A．About 35billionB．About 100billion
C．About 35millionD．About 600million
30．From the passage we can infer thatA．
A．there are McDonald's of different styles to meet different customers
B．the writer encourage more people to eat hamburgers
C．the writer thinks people should stop eating hamburgers
D．hamburgers are of great nutritional value
31．The underlined phrase"plenty of food for thought"in the last paragraph probably meansC．
A．a lot of delicious food
B．a lot of food you can afford
C．a lot of things to think about
D．a lot of convenient food．

14．Feeling lonely has a bigger influence on older people's life expectancy（预期寿命） than smoking，top government adviser David Halpern said earlier this year．
This shocking fact，given that loneliness is reaching high levels in the UK-with 3.1 million over-65s going more than a week without seeing a friend or family member-has caused quite a debate．Later retirement age is one idea for how the government might respond，but I think we can make a change without waiting for a new law．
My solution？Yup，you guessed it：the web．OK，I'm not mad enough to suggest that a piece of electronic equipment is a magic bullet（灵丹妙药） to loneliness，but I do，hand on heart，think that encouraging more older people to get online is the simplest and cheapest tool we can equip them with so they can reawaken old，or form new，friendships．
One of my favorite jobs as Digital Champion is judging Age UK's Internet Champion of the Year Award．Looking through this year's shortlist，it was obvious that each participant had been suddenly filled with a desire to socialize because of the way the net had widened their social circle．Reading the shortlist，what also struck me was how far from rocket science getting older people online is．
One of this year's winners，Brenda，has a great story that's both totally special and also ver y typical．Brenda felt extremely lonely after her husband's death．Several months later，she got online．Having quickly got used to using the computer，Brenda amazingly managed to make contact with a soldier who had stayed with her family during the Second World War．Starting up their friendship again after more than half a century is the kind of miracle（奇迹） the Internet has made us almost take for granted-but which would have been almost unthinkable just ten years ago．
32．Why did the author suggest the web as a solution？D
A．It is an all-purpose tool．
B．It is strongly advised by the government．
C．It is the only way older people make new friends．
D．It can solve the problem of loneliness in an easy way．
33．What did the author learn from the shortlist？C
A．Participants had a similar social circle．
B．Participants found it difficult to get online．
C．Participants benefited greatly from the web．
D．Participants knew each other because of the net．
34．As a lonely old woman，BrendaD．
A．searched hard for her old friend
B．became a new friend of a soldier
C．lived alone for more than half a century
D．got in touch with an old friend on the net
35．What is the best title for the text？A
A．Friends Online
B．Debate on Loneliness
C．Encourage Older People
D．Help an Internet Beginner．

15．This is Tornado and Severe Weather （龙卷风与恶劣天气） Awareness Week．It's important to know what to do and where to go during severe weather．A Wisconsin couple says an early warning could have been the difference between life and deathwhen a tornado hit last summer．
Larry and Rita Krznarich were camping in northern Wisconsin last year．The day started off nice，but took a turn for the worse in the evening．So they turned on their weather radio．
"I turned the radio on and there was a specific warning：A storm is about to hit the Turtle-Flambeau．Take cover immediately，"says Larry Krznarich．"I said to Rita，‘Head for the table．I'm going to warn the neighbors．'"
Larry joined Rita under the picnic table and within minutes a tornado hit．A falling tree hit Larry and broke his leg bone，but without the warning the couple says things could have been worse．
"The tent，where we may have been if not for the weather radio，was completely covered by trees； all of our things were completely covered，"says Rita Krznarich．
With spring here，people are being reminded to plan for severe weather．That includes buying a weather radio．
"The great thing about the weather radio is that it's instantaneous．It's directly from the weather service，so you're getting information at exactly the same time they're getting it，"says Tod Pritchard，Emergency Preparedness Coordinator．
Larry has recovered from his injuries and now the couple makes sure everyone they know has a weather radio．
"Ever since the storm，we've given weather radios as gifts to people．You can get them for $20so there's no excuse not to have one or a couple，"says Larry．
1．What happened to the Wisconsin couple？A
A．They survived a violent storm．
B．They were attacked while camping．
C．They got seriously injured in a tornado．
D．They were saved from danger by their neighbors．
2．The radio warned people toD．
A．stay at home in the evening
B．aoid camping in the Turtle-Flambeau
C．watch out for falling trees
D．protect themselves from bad weather
3．What does the underlined word"instantaneous"in the text mean？C
A．Correct．
B．Useful．
C．Immediate．
D．Traditional．
4．What's the main idea of the text？B
A．We should protect the environment to avoid natural disasters．
B．A weather radio should be part of severe weather preparations．
C．The Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week is necessary．
D．We should make safety plans for severe weather before we travel．

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