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Menu
l French Slam                 $4.29
French toast, two eggs and style, two pieces
of bacon and two sausage links.
l Sandwich with Salad or Soup   $4.35
Chicken breast on bread. Served with your
choice of garden salad, Caesar salad,
vegetable beef or soup of the day.
l The Classic Hamburger        $4.99
Over 1/3 pound. Topped with tomato, red
onions and cheese.
l Chicken-Fried Steak          $5.09
A southern style! Golden-fried and covered
with French cheese.
l The Super Bird®              $5.49
Thin flat pieces of chicken breast with Swiss
cheese, bacon and tomato on bread.
l Chinese Chicken Salad         $5.99
Chicken breast, mushroom, green peppers
and onions. Topped with tomatoes and fried
noodles. Served with bread.
 
 
【小题1】If one wants to attend a business lunch in London at l2:00, the latest train that he should take at Oxford leaves at_____________.
A.11:45
B.11:15
C.10:35
D.10:05
【小题2】Which of the following is TRUE of the membership card?
A.Its number is l0865 305305.B.It belongs to Mr. E. M. Driscoll.
C.It is valid (有效的) through the year of 2010.
D.It gets the owner a discount when used.
 
【小题3】If one would like to have something fried, he may choose ________.
A.Chicken-Fried Steak & The Super Bird®
B.French Slam & The Classic Hamburger
C.Chicken-Fried Steak & Chinese Chicken Salad
D.The Super Bird® & Sandwich with Salad or Soup
【小题4】 The chart shows that from 2005 to 2008,______________.
A.the percentage of the Spanish families with a computer rose 35 points
B.the number of the Black families with a computer was on the decrease
C.the percentage of the White families with a computer remained unchanged
D.the number of the Asian families with a computer showed the sharpest increase

阅读理解。
     You probably know that you can lose weight by limiting certain foods. But if you're
an emotional eater, you'll still turn to food if you don't deal with your feelings.
     Basically, emotional eating is eating for reasons other than hunger.In other words, rather
than reach for food because your body needs it, you are addicted because your emotions
need to be satisfied. Instead of the gradual urge you get when you're physically hungry,
emotional eating strikes you suddenly.Instead of filling the emotional empty space with
healthy choices, emotional eaters use food for comfort, ice cream or chocolate for women
and steak and French fries for men.
     Besides blowing up your stomach, emotional eating does harm to your mind. When
you eat for physical reasons you don't feel guilty.But when you grab for food when you're
not even hungry, just because you're feeding your emotions, you feel guilty afterward.
     A good rule of thumb when you're lured(诱惑)into emotional eating is to remember
to HALT.
     "H" is for hungry-Sometimes you can feel physical hunger when you're on the point
of an emotional eating.But rather than reaching for those comfort foods loaded with fats,
and sugar, make better choices such as proteins, fruits and vegetables.
     "A" is for anxious-It's easy to fall into emotional eating when you're worried and tense.
Rather than turning to food, do whatever work to calm your nerves.Call a friend, pray, or
keep a record of your feelings.Just don't reach into the fridge.
     "L" is for lonely-Too often emotional eaters use food for companionship.Instead of
comforting yourself with food, join a group of caring people who understand your problem.
Twelvestep groups such as Overeaters Anonymous are excellent for connecting with
others who struggle with you the same food addictions as you do.Not only will you receive
tools for recovery, but you'll also realize you're not alone.
     "T" is for tired-When exhausted, either physically or emotionally, emotional eaters turn
to food. Instead, get some rest or eat something good for you.
     Most importantly, find out the reason(s) why you overeat.It's not so much what you
eat, but what's eating you.Unless you get to the root of why you overeat you won't
conquer your food addiction.
                                                     Emotional Eating
1.________         ★Eating for emotional reasons other than hunger
Symptoms
    ★Reaching for food not because of physical needs, but because of 2._______
Getting struck suddenly instead of the gradual urge from hunger
          ★Turning to 3.________like ice cream and chocolate, or steak and French fries
4.________
Blowing up your stomach
                 ★ Making you 5.________ afterward
Possible
causes
Feeling physically hungry
Being worried and tense
6.________
                      ★Being exhausted
Suggestions
Turn to healthy foods with little 7.________.
        ★Call a friend, pray, or write down your feelings to 8.________.
             ★Join groups of caring people or connect yourself with people
9.________the same problem with you.
Get more rest.
                 ★Above all, find out the reasons for 10.________.

第四部分:任务型阅读(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)

请认真阅读下列短文,并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。注意:每个空格只填1个单词。请将答案写在答题卡上相应题号的横线上。

You probably already know that you can lose weight by limiting those foods that add pounds as well as to cut back on portion sizes. But if you’re an emotional eater, you’ll still turn to food if you don’t deal with your feelings.

What is Emotional Eating?

Basically, emotional eating is eating for reasons other than hunger. In other words, rather than reaching for food because your body tells you it needs food, you are addicted because your emotions need to be satisfied. Instead of the gradual urge you get when you’re physically hungry, emotional eating strikes you suddenly. While you can usually wait to eat because you’re physically hungry, you feel an immediacy to fill an emotional emptiness. Instead of filling the empty space with healthy choices, emotional eaters use food for comfort. For women, it’s usually ice cream or chocolate, while men reach for steak and French fries.

Emotional Eating Leaves You Feeling Guilty

Besides blow up your stomach, emotional eating does harm to your mind. When you eat for physical reasons you don’t feel guilty. But when you grab for food when you’re not even hungry, just because you’re feeding your emotions, you feel guilty afterward.

Recognizing the “Red Lights” with “HALT”

A good rule of thumb when you’re lured(诱惑)into emotional eating is to remember to HALT. Besides being reminded to halt before you do any damage, remember what HALT represents.

“H” is for hungry---Sometimes you can feel physical hunger when you’re on the point of an emotional eating. But rather than reaching for those comfort foods loaded with fats, and sugar, make better choices such as proteins, fruits and vegetables.

 “A” is for anxious---It’s easy to fall into emotional eating when you’re worried and tense. Rather than turning to food, do whatever works to calm your nerves. Call a friend, pray, or keep a record of your feelings. Just don’t reach into the fridge.

“L” is for lonely---Too often emotional eaters use food for companionship. Instead of comforting yourself with food, join a group of caring people who understand your problem. Twelve-step groups such as Overeaters Anonymous are excellent for connecting with others who struggle with your the same food addictions as you do. Not only will you receive tools for recovery, but you’ll also realize you’re not alone.

“T” is for tired---When exhausted, either physically or emotionally, emotional eaters turn to food. Instead, get some rest or eat something good for you.

Breaking the Addiction

Often emotional eaters aren’t even aware that they’re overeating because something is troubling them. What’s more, when they realize they’re eating because their emotions are running wild, sometimes they don’t even know why they’re upset. Whenever you feel the temptation to eat out of your emotions, replace it with constructive activities such as calling a friend, walking your dog, gardening or exercising...

Most importantly, find out the reason(s) why you overeat. It’s not so much what you eat, but what’s eating you. Unless you get to the root of why you overeat you won’t conquer your food addiction. 

Emotional Eating

Definition

and

symptoms

Eating for reasons other than hunger

Reaching for food not because of (71)_______ needs, but because of addiction or emotional needs

Getting (72)______ suddenly instead of the gradual urge from hunger

Turning to unhealthy food (73)_______ ice cream and chocolate, or steak and French fries

Bad (74)_______

★ Blowing up your stomachs and adding pounds

★ Give you a (75)________ of guilt

Possible causes

Being worried and tense

Feeling (76)__________

Being exhausted

Suggestions

(77)_________ healthy foods such as protein, fruits and vegetables, if you can't help it.

Turn to constructive activities, for example, calling a friend, praying, (78)_______ down your feelings and so on.

Join groups of caring people or connect yourself with people who (79)_______ this problem with you.

Get more rest.

(80)_______ all, find your particular problem in your case so you can finally conquer emotional eating.

You probably already know that you can lose weight by limiting those foods that add pounds as well as to cut back on portion sizes. But if you’re an emotional eater, you’ll still turn to food if you don’t deal with your feelings.

What is Emotional Eating?

Basically, emotional eating is eating for reasons other than hunger. In other words, rather than reaching for food because your body tells you it needs food, you are addicted because your emotions need to be satisfied. Instead of the gradual urge you get when you’re physically hungry, emotional eating strikes you suddenly. While you can usually wait to eat because you’re physically hungry, you feel an immediacy to fill an emotional emptiness. Instead of filling the empty space with healthy choices, emotional eaters use food for comfort. For women, it’s usually ice cream or chocolate, while men reach for steak and French fries.

Emotional Eating Leaves You Feeling Guilty

Besides blow up your stomach, emotional eating does harm to your mind. When you eat for physical reasons you don’t feel guilty. But when you grab for food when you’re not even hungry, just because you’re feeding your emotions, you feel guilty afterward.

Recognizing the “Red Lights” with “HALT”

A good rule of thumb when you’re lured(诱惑)into emotional eating is to remember to HALT. Besides being reminded to halt before you do any damage, remember what HALT represents.

“H” is for hungry---Sometimes you can feel physical hunger when you’re on the point of an emotional eating. But rather than reaching for those comfort foods loaded with fats, and sugar, make better choices such as proteins, fruits and vegetables.

 “A” is for anxious---It’s easy to fall into emotional eating when you’re worried and tense. Rather than turning to food, do whatever works to calm your nerves. Call a friend, pray, or keep a record of your feelings. Just don’t reach into the fridge.

“L” is for lonely---Too often emotional eaters use food for companionship. Instead of comforting yourself with food, join a group of caring people who understand your problem. Twelve-step groups such as Overeaters Anonymous are excellent for connecting with others who struggle with your the same food addictions as you do. Not only will you receive tools for recovery, but you’ll also realize you’re not alone.

“T” is for tired---When exhausted, either physically or emotionally, emotional eaters turn to food. Instead, get some rest or eat something good for you.

Breaking the Addiction

Often emotional eaters aren’t even aware that they’re overeating because something is troubling them. What’s more, when they realize they’re eating because their emotions are running wild, sometimes they don’t even know why they’re upset. Whenever you feel the temptation to eat out of your emotions, replace it with constructive activities such as calling a friend, walking your dog, gardening or exercising...

Most importantly, find out the reason(s) why you overeat. It’s not so much what you eat, but what’s eating you. Unless you get to the root of why you overeat you won’t conquer your food addiction. 

Emotional Eating

Definition

and

symptoms

Eating for reasons other than hunger

Reaching for food not because of (71)_______ needs, but because of addiction or emotional needs

Getting (72)______ suddenly instead of the gradual urge from hunger

Turning to unhealthy food (73)_______ ice cream and chocolate, or steak and French fries

Bad (74)_______

★ Blowing up your stomachs and adding pounds

★ Give you a (75)________ of guilt

Possible causes

Being worried and tense

Feeling (76)__________

Being exhausted

Suggestions

(77)_________ healthy foods such as protein, fruits and vegetables, if you can't help it.

Turn to constructive activities, for example, calling a friend, praying, (78)_______ down your feelings and so on.

Join groups of caring people or connect yourself with people who (79)_______ this problem with you.

Get more rest.

(80)_______ all, find your particular problem in your case so you can finally conquer emotional eating.

 

请认真阅读下列短文,并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。注意:每个空格只填1个单词。请将答案写在答题卡上相应题号的横线上。

You probably already know that you can lose weight by limiting those foods that add pounds as well as to cut back on portion sizes. But if you’re an emotional eater, you’ll still turn to food if you don’t deal with your feelings.

What is Emotional Eating?

Basically, emotional eating is eating for reasons other than hunger. In other words, rather than reaching for food because your body tells you it needs food, you are addicted because your emotions need to be satisfied. Instead of the gradual urge you get when you’re physically hungry, emotional eating strikes you suddenly. While you can usually wait to eat because you’re physically hungry, you feel an immediacy to fill an emotional emptiness. Instead of filling the empty space with healthy choices, emotional eaters use food for comfort. For women, it’s usually ice cream or chocolate, while men reach for steak and French fries.

Emotional Eating Leaves You Feeling Guilty

Besides blow up your stomach, emotional eating does harm to your mind. When you eat for physical reasons you don’t feel guilty. But when you grab for food when you’re not even hungry, just because you’re feeding your emotions, you feel guilty afterward.

Recognizing the “Red Lights” with “HALT”

A good rule of thumb when you’re lured(诱惑)into emotional eating is to remember to HALT. Besides being reminded to halt before you do any damage, remember what HALT represents.

“H” is for hungry---Sometimes you can feel physical hunger when you’re on the point of an emotional eating. But rather than reaching for those comfort foods loaded with fats, and sugar, make better choices such as proteins, fruits and vegetables.

 “A” is for anxious---It’s easy to fall into emotional eating when you’re worried and tense. Rather than turning to food, do whatever works to calm your nerves. Call a friend, pray, or keep a record of your feelings. Just don’t reach into the fridge.

“L” is for lonely---Too often emotional eaters use food for companionship. Instead of comforting yourself with food, join a group of caring people who understand your problem. Twelve-step groups such as Overeaters Anonymous are excellent for connecting with others who struggle with your the same food addictions as you do. Not only will you receive tools for recovery, but you’ll also realize you’re not alone.

“T” is for tired---When exhausted, either physically or emotionally, emotional eaters turn to food. Instead, get some rest or eat something good for you.

Breaking the Addiction

Often emotional eaters aren’t even aware that they’re overeating because something is troubling them. What’s more, when they realize they’re eating because their emotions are running wild, sometimes they don’t even know why they’re upset. Whenever you feel the temptation to eat out of your emotions, replace it with constructive activities such as calling a friend, walking your dog, gardening or exercising...

Most importantly, find out the reason(s) why you overeat. It’s not so much what you eat, but what’s eating you. Unless you get to the root of why you overeat you won’t conquer your food addiction. 

Emotional Eating

Definition

and

symptoms

★ Eating for reasons other than hunger

★ Reaching for food not because of (1.)_______ needs, but because of addiction or emotional needs

★ Getting (2.)______ suddenly instead of the gradual urge from hunger

★ Turning to unhealthy food (3.)_______ ice cream and chocolate, or steak and French fries

Bad (4.)_______

★ Blowing up your stomachs and adding pounds

★ Give you a (5.)________ of guilt

Possible causes

★ Being worried and tense

★ Feeling (6.)__________

★ Being exhausted

Suggestions

★ (7.)_________ healthy foods such as protein, fruits and vegetables, if you can't help it.

★ Turn to constructive activities, for example, calling a friend, praying, (8.)_______ down your feelings and so on.

★ Join groups of caring people or connect yourself with people who (9.)_______ this problem with you.

★ Get more rest.

★ (10.)_______ all, find your particular problem in your case so you can finally conquer emotional eating.

 

 

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