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Ever think you might have an adopted twin somewhere? It's fairly common childhood   fantasy.  But for
two little girls adopted from China two years ago, the fantasy turned out to be true。 Their new moms,
who live in minois and Florida, met on an Internet site for parents who have adopted in China. When
they realized that their daughters, now 3, had come from the same orphanage, they began comparing
photos and other information. That led to genetic tests that confirmed their suspicion :The girls are twins.
What's more, they were both named Mia by their new parents. " It's a miracle , " said  Holly Funk , one
of the moms.  " In the sea of humanity,the two kids found each other. " The girls had been abandoned on
a sidewalk in Yangzhou about a week apart. When they were reunited in Illinois two weeks ago, they
shyly eyed each other,then reached for the other's hand. About 120, 000 kids are adopted in the United
Stastes each year. Nearly 8 ,000 Chinese children were adopted by Americans in 2005 , according to
the US officials.

1. Which of the following can possibly be the title of the passage?___________

A. Two American Moms
B. Children Adopted by Americans
C. Haven't I Seen You Before?
D. Abandoned Chinese Twins

2. The moms did all the following EXCEPT__________.

A. compared photos and other information
B. did genetic tests
C. met on the Internet
D. got the twins reunited in Illinois

3. The underlined word "That" refers to_____________.

A. childhood
B. the moms' suspicion
C. an Internet site
D. the comparison of photos and other information

4. Which of the following statements in NOT TRUE?

   A. The twins will pay more visits to each other in the coming years.
B. It's quite by chance that the two girls found each other.
C. Nearly 7%  of all the kids adopted in the US are from China.
D. The two girls were adopted two years ago.

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Other forms of nonlinguistic(非语言的)language can be found in Braille(盲文), signal flags, Morse code, and smoke signals. Road maps and picture signs, guide, warn, and instruct people.

While oral speech is the most common form of language, other systems and techniques also express human thoughts and feelings.

1．Which of the following best summarizes this passage?

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A．When language is a barrier, people will find other forms of communication.

B．Everybody uses only one form of communication.

C．Nonlinguistic language is invaluable to foreigners.

D．Although other forms of communication exist, oral speech is the fastest.

2．Which of the following statements in true?

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A．There are mainly two forms of communication in existence today.

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up. The answer usedtobe" nurse" , " astronaut" orsomeotheroccupation that appealed to
them. Today the answer is more likely to be "make money". For Kanner, one explanation
for that change can be found in advertising.
     "Advertising is a multi-million dollar project that's having an enormous influence on
child development, " says Kanner, who is also a member at a clinical (临床的) psychology
training program called the Wright Institute. "Advertising is growing rapidly and entering
new areas of childhood, like our schools. "
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values among children, but also something he calls " self-love wounding" of children."
Thanks to advertising, " he says, " children have become convinced that they're unfortunate
if they don't have an endless supply of new products. "
     Now Kanner and several colleagues are up-in-arms with the psychologists and others
who are using psychological knowledge to help marketers target children more effectively.
They're shocked when they are told the secret behind why 3 to 7-year-olds are attracted
to toys that transform themselves into something else and why 8 to 12-year-olds love to
collect things. Last fall, Kanner and a group of 59 other psychologists and psychiatrists
(精神病学家) sent a letter speaking against psychologists' employment by advertisers
to American Psychologcal Association( APA) .
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from the Board for the Advancement of Psychology in the Public Interest and approved
the creation of a task force to study the issue. The task force will examine the research
on advertising's influence on children and their families. The group will look at the role
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effects. The group will also explore implications(含意)for public policy.

1. Which of the following is a reason why children today tend to say they want to make
money when they grow up, according to Allen D. Kanner?______

A. Traditional occupations no longer hold so much
appeal to children today.
B. It's children's characteristic to collect things and to
want more constantly.
C. Advertising is a multi-million dollar project that
many children want as future job.
D. Advertisers' targeting of young consumers has made
them more materialistic.

2. Which of the following shows the negative effect advertising has had on children?______

A. Many children have hobbies like collecting stamps, coms or other things.
B. Many children are hard to satisfy and constantly want and ask for more.
C. Many children are so self-centered that they don't care about others.
D. Many children tend to wound others to please themselves.

3. Theunderlinedwords" up-in-arms " probablymean________.

A. angryB. interestedC. happyD. surprised

4. We can learn from the last paragraph that _________ .

A. American Psychological Association didn't take Allen D. Kanner and others' letter seriously
B. the task force will study how to use psychology to make advertising more beneficial
C. measures have been taken on the psychologists Allen D. Kanner spoken against
D. public policy has completely nothing to do with advertising

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