The grasslandsceneryof Tibet is too beautiful for words．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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13．The grasslandscenery（景色）of Tibet is too beautiful for words．

分析西藏的草原风景是难以言表的．

解答 scenery，考查名词，根据中文意思可知使用名词scenery．

点评对于翻译填空这种题，要分析句子意思，再从结构上和意义上对答案进行确定．

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4．It has been more than 50 years since Harvard Business School started admitting women，yet the institution（机构） is still trying hard to find out how to best attract and support them．Its latest effort：a program targeting women's colleges-place that are not traditional feeding grounds for the male-majority business school．
The program is called Peek．It offers juniors，seniors and recent graduates from women's colleges the opportunity to read and discuss four HBS case studies in class specially taught by top HBS members．About 50to 70 promising students will pay﹩500 for their stay there．Women make up 41 percent of Harvard Business School class of 2016---the most the school has had．In 1985，women made up only one-quarter of the graduating class．Harvard is not alone when it comes to struggling with a gender gap （性别差别）．At Wharton，the class of 2016 is 40 percent women；at Standford Business School，it's 42 percent．No top business school had gotten to 50 percent yet．
Despite the Peek program's good intention，the﹩500  fee bothered someone，said John A．Byrne，the editor of business school new site．"The fact that HBS would charge women for the chance of coming to campus rubbed a lot of people the wrong way，"said Byrne．HBS said the﹩500 fee bothered someone，said John A．Byrne，the editor of business school new site．"The fact that HBS would charge women for the chance of coming to campus rubbed a lot of people the wrong way，"said Byrne．HBS said the﹩500 fee was a"fair price"for room and daily meals at the business school for a weekend，and didn't actually cover the full costs of the program．
For years，women students at Harvard Business School failed to keep pace with men．In 2010，Harvard business School got a new manager，Nitin Nohrin，who promised a turnaround．Nohrin designed a program to encourage women students and professors．He promised to change the school's case studies so that at least 20 percent of the people in the business texts would be women．

28．What can we learn about the program Peek？C
A．It is free for new students
B．It offers all kinds of business classes
C．It is helped by the best teachers
D．It is intended for high school students
29．What is the main idea of the Paragraph 3？B
A．women are not good at business management．
B．Women are less interested in business school．
C．Women students are less talented than men students．
D．Women students are becoming fewer and fewer in college．
30．In the eyes of Byrne，Harvard's programD．
A．will be a total failure
B．will waste lots of money
C．doesn't have many good intention
D．will shut some students out
31．What is the text mainly about？A
A．HBS's new plan to attract more women students
B．HBS's new manager Nitin Nohria
C．HBS's effort to attract talented students
D．HBS，the best business school ever world-wide．

1．Thediscoveryof radium（镭）opened scientists'eyes to the field of chemistry．（discover）

8．The bed should be reserved as a place for sleep，but people tend to read an iPad a lot in bed before they go to sleep．
Charles Czeisler，a professor at Harvard Medical School，and his colleagues got a small group of people for an experiment．For five days in a row，the people read either a paper book or an iPad for four hours before sleep．Their sleep patterns were monitored all night．Before and after each trial period，the people took hourly blood tests to paint a day-long picture of just how much melatonin （褪黑激素） was in their blood at any given time．
When subjects read on the iPad as compared to the paper books，they reported feeling less sleepy at night and less active the following morning．People also took longer to fall asleep on the iPad nights，and the blood tests showed that their melatonin secretion （分泌） was delayed by an hour and a half．
The researchers conclude in today's journal article that given the rise of e-readers and the increasingly widespread use of e-things among children and adolescents，more research into the long-term consequences of these devices on health and safety is urgently needed．Czeisler and colleagues go on，in the research paper，to note："Reading an iPad in bed may increase cancer risk．"
However，software has been developed that can reduce some of the blue light from the screens of phones and computers according to time of day，and there are also glasses that are made to filter （过滤） short wavelengths．While they seem like a logical solution for the nighttime tech users，it needs more research．
28．In Charles Czeislers experiment，all the subjects were asked toB．
A．sit in a row and receive the strict tests
B．have their sleep patterns observed all night
C．read a paper book and an iPad at the same time
D．have their blood tested per hour during the trial
29．The third paragraph tells us the iPad readers were likely toC．
A．feel less sleepy and tired in the day
B．fall asleep more easily after reading
C．become less energetic the next morning
D．have a lot more melatonin secretion
30．The special software recently developed canC．
A．remove the blue light from your devices completely
B．help prevent eyes being harmed by short wavelength
C．weaken the harm done by doing nighttime e-reading
D．be used in all the e-things widely and safely
31．Which of the following can be the best title for the text？A
A．No e-reading in bed before sleep
B．New software for night e-readers
C．Wrong behaviors before bedtime
D．No games on iPad in bed．

18．Just what is a tiger mother？Amy Chua is a law professor at America's Yale University and her recent book on the subject is making waves．She's been called"dangerous"，"outrageous"，even a"monster"for her descriptions of how she brought up her two daughters．
Her book Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother describes fighting with a daughter for hours at the piano to ensure the child gets a piece of music right．She rejected birthday cards made for her by her girls because she didn't think they had made enough efforts．She compared one child negatively with the other，threatening to burn their toys．Her rules include：schoolwork always comes first； an A-minus is a bad grade； children must be two years ahead of their classmates in math，and playing the violin or the piano is a must．
Ms．Chua considers the Chinese hard work ethic as a way of creating happy，successful children-at least in her case．Although she's had a large amount of flak for her theories，one thing can't be ignored-the success of Chinese children in the education system．
In Britain，shocking research shows that Chinese girls，for example，are outperforming all other foreign groups at GCSE-79 percent getting 5AC Grades，compared with 58 percent of white British girls．So what is it about Chinese parenting that's leading to high achievers？And how do Amy Chua's theories play into that success？
She told me that if her daughter came back from school with 96/100 in a test，Chua would ask her what happened to the other4points．It's about always knowing"you can do better"，she told me．
Interestingly，in China，the birthplace of the tiger mother，people are moving away from traditional Chinese parenting．They are following more western parenting styles．

25．After reading Amy Chua's recent book，the publicD．
A．feel very sorry for their own children
B．consider her a very successful mother
C．realize their methods of bringing up children are wrong
D．don't think highly of her methods of bringing up her children
26．What can we learn about Amy Chua according to Paragraph 2？A
A．She is very strict with her children．
B．She doesn't think her children are clever．
C．She is very interested in playing the piano．
D．She knows playing is important to children．
27．Paragraph 4shows thatD．
A．Chinese parents don't think grades are very important
B．Chinese children are cleverer than British children
C．Chinese parents are proud of their children
D．Chinese children do well in their study
28．The underlined word"flak"in the third paragraph probably means"B"．
A．attention　　　　　　　
B．criticism
C．curiosity
D．contribution．

5．A．To the supermarket．
B．To the post office．
C．To the restaurant．
D．To the hospital．

2．A．In the electronic appliance shop．
B．At a bus stop．
C．At the airport．
D．In the hospital．

3．A．Her car is close-by．
B．She lives far away．
C．She has a new car．
D．She wants the man to walk with her．

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