She often goes to visit those AIDS patients in hospitals to cheer up．( )A．herB．themC．himD．us 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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18．She often goes to visit those AIDS patients in hospitals to cheer up．（　　）

A．

her

B．

them

C．

him

D．

分析她通常去看望那些在医院的艾滋病病人，以使他们振作起来．

解答答案：B
解析：A：她（单数）；B：他们（复数）；C：他（单数）；D：我们（复数）．首先前面的patients"病人"是复数形式，故A、C选项直接排除；根据句意"她通常去看望那些在医院的艾滋病病人，以使他们振作起来"可知D选项"我们"排除．综上，本题答案为B选项．

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9．It is not so easy to disagree with your parents．Here are a few quick tips on how to show your opinion in the right way．
    （36）ADon't let angry words fly out of your mouth if you don't really want to say them，or you will have a lot of work to do later．
    （37）CHow would you feel if you were your mother or father？Why do they do that？Is it really bad？
    Try to stay calm．If you find yourself getting too angry，ask for some time to be alone．（38）G    Learn to listen．Maybe your parents aren't as persuasive as you think．（39）EPay attention to needs rather than problems（40）FTell your parents that you want to discuss the problem with them rather than work against them．

A．Think before you speak．
B．Never listen to your parents
C．Think about the problem from your parents'point of view．
D．It is quite common to disagree with one's parents．
E．Hear them out and then decide how to deal with the problem．
F．Be clear about what you need，rather than focus on why you disagree．
G．If you can，try to discuss the problem with your parents at another time．

6．We Chinese are not big huggers．A handshake or a pat on the shoulder is enough to convey our friendship or affection to one another．So when our newly-acquainted Western friends reach out to give us a hug，some of us feel awkward．Many questions go through our head．Where should I put my arms？What distance should I maintain？Should our chests touch？
But it isn't just people from cultures that are conservative in expressing physical contact who find hugging confusing．Hugs can cause discomfort or even distress in people who value their personal space．
In a recent article for The Wall Street Journal，US psychologist Peggy Drexler said that although the US remains a"medium touch"culture，Americans do seem to be hugging more．From politicians to celebrities，hugs are given to friends，strangers and enemies alike，whether they are willing or not；and the public has been quick to pick up the practice．
Public figures know that nothing expresses fellowship or affection like a good hug．US First Lady Michelle Obama has put her arms around icy foreign leaders like Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and the Queen of England．Pop superstar Lady Gaga is also a hug enthusiast，telling her fans that"I will always，always，try my very best to wrap my arms around you when I meet you．"
But not all are grateful to be hugged，even by the most influential and famous．To them，any hug is offensive if it's not sincere．Amanda Hess，writing for US magazine Slate，says public figures should stop imposing hugs on everyone they meet．For them，a hug is rarely a gesture of sincere fellowship，or affection．It's all part of a show．

28．Chinese people don't enjoy hugs becauseA．
A．they are conservative in physical touch
B．they don't know how to hug correctly
C．they think a handshake is the best way to convey friendship
D．they feel awkward to communicate with westerners
29．Which of the following is closest in meaning to the underlined phrase"pick up the practice"？B
A．Enjoy the medium touch culture．      B．Follow the trend．
C．Give hugs to enemies．               D．Resist physical touch．
30．Public figures like giving hugs toD．
A．thank public people                  B．show sincere friendship
C．express enthusiasm                   D．win fellowship or affection
31．What can we learn from the last paragraph？D
A．People are grateful to hugs of any kind    B．A hug is a gesture of friendship．
C．A famous person's hug is usually sincere  D．An insincere hug is a part of show．

13．Improve your memory
Some people often complain about their poor memory．Actually there are several ways to keep your memory sharp．This article will show you some simple tips．
（36）CWhen you say these things，you begin to plant the thought in your mind and it may become true．Tell yourself you can remember anything as long as you put your mind to the task．You will see an improvement in your memory．
（37）AIf you have trouble remembering phone numbers or other blocks of numbers，it can be really helpful to try this method．If you remember them in smaller groups，like two or three digits （数字），it will also be much easier to remember the numbers．
Be sure to see a doctor if you are really losing your memory．A poor memory can be a sign that you are in low spirits．（38）F
Playing games also helps improve your memory．Any type of games that involves（涉及） remembering things is wonderful．（39）DTry and remember it when you have nothing better to do．A useful tip for anyone interested in games is to often work on solving word puzzles and similar types of games．（40）GNot only will your memory probably improve，but you will also have a great deal of fun．

A．Remember numbers in small groups．
B．Take a right attitude．
C．Stop telling yourself you have a weak memory．
D．If you don't like games，you can go over a list of"to do things"．
E．If you don't know your condition，you cannot treat it!
F．If so，treating it could be the key to getting your memory back．
G．Such games use the same skills needed to remember facts and help keep the mind sharp．

3．Tell your brother not _____matches．It's dangerous．（　　）

10．Bill Firth's garden ismore beautiful（beautiful） than Joe's．

7．When it comes to food qualiy，do you get what you pay for？Not necessarily．
According to recent findings，price does have an effect on what we think of the quality of food，but it may not always truly show how good the food is．The study was carried out by researchers from Cornell University in the US and published in the Journal of Product & Brand Management．
The research team said that psychologists （心理学家） have long believed that an experience's strongest part （the peak （高峰）） and last part （the end） decide what we think about the quality of that experience．
For their study，lead researcher David Just，PhD，and his colleagues decided to test whether this idea changes depending on how much we pay for an experience．In this case （情况），the experience was eating at a restaurant．
The researchers invited 139people to an all-you-can-eat Italian restaurant．The ubjects were put in two groups：the people in one group were charged 4（26yuan）fortheirmeals，whiletheotherswerecharged8．
After eating，everyone was asked to rate （评价） the taste，enjoyment and satisfaction of each slice （切片） of pizza they ate，then rate the overall （全部的） experience．
The team found that when it came to overall enjoyment and taste of the pizza for subjects who paid 4fortheirmeal，thepeak-endideawastrue；theyratedtheoverallexperiencebasedonthepeakratingoftasteandthelastslicetheyate．Theparticipants（参与者）whopaid8for their meal，however，rated their overall experience based only on what they thought of the first slice of pizza they ate．
The team said their findings suggested that other things can change what you pay attention to in judging quality．This study，for example，found that how we judge a meal may be greatly affected by the price we pay for it．
"It is really incredible  how simply increasing the price can lead one to focus so much less on the end experience and so much more on the first impression，"Just told Medical News Today．
He also said that restaurants could use these results to improve their prformance：businesses charging high prices could do better if they gave their customers the best experience first，while lower-priced business may be better off saving the best for last．

28．We can conclude from the research mentioned in the article thatB．
A．lower prices for fod always mean a better experience for customers
B．how much people pay for their food could change their judgment of their eating    experience
C．people tend to decide the quality of their food based on the way it first tastes
D．asking people to pay more for their food could improve their eating experience
29．The underlined word"incredible"in the second to last paragraph probably meansC．
A．doubtful     B．expected         C．surprising     D．impossible
30．According to the study，first-class restaurants can improve their performance byD．
A．charging their customers less for the food
B．saving the best dishes for the last
C．following strict standards to improve the quality of their food
D．presenting their best food to customers first．

8．很多人被活埋，整个城市也是如此．
Many people wereburiedaliveandsowas the city．

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