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29.Wha.ca.b.inferre.fro.th.las.paragrap.abou.th.curren.newspape.business[A]Distinctiveness isan essentialfeature ofnewspapers.[B]Completeness isto blamefor thefailure ofnewspaper.[C]Foreign bureausplay acrucial roleinthenewspaper business.[D]Readers havelost theirinterest incar andfilm reviews.[A]American Newspapers:Struggling forSurvival[B]American Newspapers:Gone with the Wind[C]American Newspapers:A ThrivingBusiness[D]American Newspapers:A HopelessStoryText3W.ten.t.thin.o.th.decade.immediatel.followin.Worl.Wa.La..tim.o.prosperit.an.growth.wit.soldier.returnin.hom.b.th.millions.goin.of.t.colleg.o.th.G.LBil.an.linin.u.a.th.marriag.bureaus.Bu.whe.i.cam.t.thei.houses.i.wa..tim.o.commo.sens.an..belie.tha.les.coul.trul.b.more.Durin.th.Depressio.an.th.war.American.ha.learne.t.liv.wit.less.an.tha.restraint.i.combinatio.wit.th.postwa.confidenc.i.th.future.mad.small.efficien.housin.positivel.stylis h.Economi.conditio.wa.onL.stimulu.fo.th.tren.towar.efficien.living.Th.phras.les.i.more.wa.actuall.firs.popularize.b..German.th.architec.Ludwi.Mie.va.de.Rohe.wh.lik.othe.peopl.associate.wit.th.Bauhaus..schoo.o.design.emigrate.t.th.Unite.State.ban.too.u.post.a.America.architectur.schools.Thes.designer.cam.t.exer.enormou.influenc.o.th.cours.o.America.architecture.hu.non.mor.s.tha.Mies..sophisticate.presentatio.maske.th.fac.tha.th.space.h.designe.wer.smal.an.efficient.rathe.tha.bi.an.ofte.empty..Lak.Shor.Drive.fo.example.wer.smaller-two-bedroo.unit.unde.l,OO.squar.feet-tha.thos.i.thei.olde.neighbor.alon.th.city,.Gol.Coast.Bu.the.wer.popula.becaus.o.thei.air.glas.walls.th.view.the.afforde.an.th.eleganc.o.th.buildings.detaiLan.proportions.th.architectura.equivalen.o.th.abstrac.ar.s.popula.a.th.time.Th.tren.towar.u less.wa.no.entirel.foreign.Lth.
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4.pointsText1Homewor.ha.neve.bee.terribl.popula.wit.student.an.eve.man.parents.bu.i.recen.year.i.ha.bee.particularLscorned.Schoo.district.acros.th.country.mos.recentl.Lo.Angele.Unified.ar.revisin.thei.thinkin.o.hi.educationa.rituaLUnfortunately.L.A.Unifie.ha.produce.a.inflexibl.polic.whic.mandate.tha.wit.th.exceptio.o.som.advance.courses.homewor.ma.n.longe.coun.fo.mor.tha.
10.o..student.academi.grade.Thi.rul.i.mean.t.addres.th.difficult.tha.student.fro.impoverishe.o.chaoti.home.migh.hav.i.completin.thei.homework.Bu.th.polic.i.unclea.an.contradictory.Certainly.n.homewor.shoul.b.assigne.tha.student.canno.d.withou.expensiv.equipment.Bu.i.th.distric.i.essentiall.givin..pas.t.student.wh.d.no.d.thei.homewor.becaus.o.complicate.famil.lives.i.i.goin.riskil.clos.t.th.implicatio.tha.standard.nee.t.b.lowere.fo.poo.children.Distric.administrator.sa.tha.homewor.wil.stil.b..pa.o.schooling.teacher.ar.allowe.t.assig.a.muc.o.i.a.the.want.Bu.wit.homewor.countin.fo.n.mor.tha.IO.o.thei.grades.student.ca.easil.ski.hal.thei.homewor.an.se.ve.littl.differenc.o.thei.repor.cards.Som.student.migh.d.wel.o.stat.test.withou.completin.thei.homework.bu.wha.abou.th.student.wh.performe.wel.o.th.test.an.di.thei.homework.Li.quit.possibl.tha.th.homewor.helped.Ye.rathe.tha.empowerin.teacher.t.fin.wha.work.bes.fo.thei.students.th.polic.impose..flat.across-the-boar.rule.A.th.sam.time.th.polic.addresse.non.o.th.trul.thorn.question.abou.homework.Lth.distric.find.homewor.t.b.unimportan.t.it.students.academi.achievement.
1.shoul.mov.t.redue.o.eliminat.th.assignments.no.mak.the.coun.fo.almos.nothing.Conversely.i.homewor.doe.nothin.t.ensur.tha.th.homewor.student.ar.no.assignin.mor.tha.the.ar.willin.t.revie.an.coiTect.Th.homewor.rule.shouLb.pu.o.hoLwhiLth.schoo.board.whic.i.responsibLfo.settin.educationa.policy.look.int.th.matte.an.conduct.publi.hearings.Li.no.to.lat.fo.L.A.Unifie.t.d.homewor.right.2Lit isimplied inparagraph1that nowadayshomework.[A]is receivingmore criticismue.i.th.firs.hal.o.wer.stil.highe.tha.i.th.firs.hal.o..Almos.everyon.wh.wa.interviewe.fo.thi.specia.repor.sai.tha.th.bigg一es.proble.a.th.momen.i.no..lac.o.deman.bu..lac.o.goo.wor.t.sell.Th.thre.Dsstil.delive.work.o.ar.t.th.market.Bu.anyon.wh.doe.no.hav.t.sel.i.keepin.away,waitin.fo.confidenc.t.r eturn.
21.In thefirst paragraph,Damien Hirstssale wasreferred toas“a lastvictoryn because
22.B.sayin.spendin.o.an.sor.becam.deepl.unfashionable”Lin.1-2,Para.3,th.autho.suggest.that.B.people stoppedevery kindof spendingand stayedaway fromgalleriesC.ar.collectio.a..fashio.ha.los.it.appea.t..grea.extentD.works ofart ingeneral hadgone outof fashionso theywere notworth buying
23.Whic.o.th.followin.statement^.NO.trueA.Sales ofcontemporary artfell dramaticallyfrom to.B.Th.ar.marke.surpasse.man.othe.industrie.i.momentum.C.Th.marke.generalLwen.downwar.i.variou.ways.D.Som.ar.dealer.wer.awaitin.bette.chance.t.come.
24.Th.thre.D.mentione.i.th.las.paragrap.ar.A.audio.house..favorites[B]is nolonger aneducational ritual[C]is notrequired for advanced courses[D]is gainingmore preferences
22.L.A.Unified has made therule about homework mainlybecause poorstudents.[A]tend tohave moderateexpectations fortheir education[B]have askedforadifferent educationalstandard[C]may haveproblems finishingtheir homework[D]have voicedtheir complaintsabouthomework
23.According toParagraph3,one problemwith thepolicy isthat itmay[Ajdiscourage studentsfrom doinghomework|B]result instudents1indifference totheir reportcards[C]undermine the authority ofstate tests[D]restrict teachers1power ineducation24[B]it countsmuch inschooling[C]it placesextra burdenson teachers[D]it isimportant forgrades
25.A suitabletitle forthis textcould be.[A]Wrong Interpretationof anEducational Policy[B]A WelcomedPolicy forPoor Students[C]Thorny Questionsabout Homework[D]A FaultyApproach toHomeworkText2Prett.i.pink.adul.wome.d.no.rememe.bein.s.obsesse.wit.th.colour.ye.i.i.pervasiv.i.ou.youn.girls.lives.T.i.no.tha.pin.i.intrinsicall.bad.bu.i.i.suc..tin.slic.o.th.rainbo.and.thoug.i.ma.celebrat.girlhoo.i.on.way.i.als.repeated!.an.firml.fuse.girls.identit.t.appearance.The.i.present.tha.connection.eve.amon.two-year-olds.betwee.girl.a.no.onl.innocen.bu.a.evidenc.o.innocence.Lookin.around..despaire.a.th.singula.lac.o.imaginatio.abou.girls.live.an.interests..more.bot.boy.an.girl.wor.wha.wer.though.o.a.gender-neutra.dresses.Whe.nurser.colour.wer.introduced.p in.wa.actuall.considere.th.mor.masculin.colour..paste.versio.o.red.whic.wa.associate.wit.strength.Blue.wit.it.intimation.o.th.Virgi.Mary.constanc.an.faithfulness.symbolise.femininity.I.wa.no.unti.th.mid-1980s.whe.amplifyin.ag.an.se.difference.becam..dominan.children.marketin.strategy.tha.pin.full.cam.int.it.own.whe.i.bega.t.see.inherentl.attractiv.t.girls.par.o.wha.define.the.a.female.a.leas.fo.th.firs.fe.critica.years..behaviour.wrong.Turn.out.acdordin.t.Danie.Cook..historia.o.childhoo.consumerism.i.wa.popularise.a..marketin.tric.b.clothin.manufacrurer.i.th.1930s.Trad.publication.counselle.departmen.store.that.i.orde.t.increas.sales.the.shoul.cre at..uthir.steppin.stone.betwee.infan.wea.an.olde.kids.clothes.T.wa.onl.afte.toddler”becam..commo.shoppers.ter.tha.i.evolve.int..broadl.accepte.developmenta.stage.Splittin.kids.o.adults,int.ever-tinie.categoric.ha.prove..sure-fir.wa.t.boos.profits.An.on.o.th.easies.way.t.segmen..marke.i.t.magnif.gende.difference..o.inven.the.wher.the.di.no.previousl.exist.
26.By sayingit is...the rainbownLine3,Para.1,the authormeans pink.[A]should notbe thesole representationof girlhood[B]should notbeassociatedwith girlsinnocence[C Jeannotexplain girls1lack ofimagination[DJcannot influencegirls*lives andinterests
27.According toParagraph2,which ofthefollowingis trueof colours[A]Colours areencoded ingirls*DNA.[B]Blue usedto beregarded asthe colourfor girls.[C]Pink usedto bea neutralcolour insymbolising genders.[D]White isprefered bybabies.
28.The authorsuggests thatour perceptionof childrenspsychological developmentwasmuch influencedby.[A]the marketingof products for children[B]the observationof childrensnature[C]researches intochildrens behavior[D]studies ofchildhood consumption
29.We maylearn fromParagraph4that departmentstores wereadvised to[A]focus oninfant wearand olderkids1clothes|B]attach equalimportance todifferent genders[CJclassify consumersinto smallergroups[D]create somecommon shoppers1terms
30.lt canbe concludedthat girls*attraction topink seemsto be[A]clearly explainedby theirinborn tendency[B]fully understoodby clothingmanufacturers[C]mainly imposedby profit-driven businessmen[D]well interpretedby psychologicalexpertsText3,.biotec.industr.t.it.core.Companie.ha.wo.patent.fo.iso late.DN.fo.decades-b.som.
20.o.huma.gene.wer.parented.Bu.i.Marc..judg.rule.tha.gene.wer.unpatentable.Executive.wer.violentl.agitated.Th.Biotechnolog.Industr.Organisatio.BIO..trad.group.assure.member.tha.thi.wa.jus..^preliminar.step.i..longe.battle.O.Jul.29t.the.wer.relieved.a.leas.temporarily..federa.appeal.cour.overturne.th.prio.decision.rulin.tha.Myria.Genetic.coul.indee.hol.patent.t.tw.gens.tha.hel.forecas..woman\ris.o.breas.cancer.Th.chie.executiv.o.Myriad..compan.i.Utah,sai.th.rulin.wa..blessin.t.firm.an.patient.alike.lui.n.les..produc.o.nature...tha.ar.cotto.fibre.tha.hav.bee.separate.fro.cotto.seeds.nDespit.th.appeal.courf.decision.bi.question.remai.unanswered.Fo.example.i.i.unciea.whethe.th.sequencin.o..whol.genom.violate.th.patent.o.indiv.dua.gene.withi.it.Th.cas.ma.ye.reac.th.Suprem.Court.AS theindustry advances,however,other suitsmay havean evengreater impact.companiesare unlikely to filemany morepatents forhuman DNAmolecules-most arealready patentedor inthepublic domain.firms arenow studyinghow genesinteract,looking forcorrelations thatmightbe usedto determinethe causesof diseaseor predicta drugsefficacy,companies areeager towinpatents forconnecting thedits\expaains hans sauer alawyerforthe BIO.9Thei.succes.ma.b.determine.b..sui.relate.t.thi.issue.brough.b.th.May.Clinic.whic.th.Suprem.Cour,wil.hea.i.it.nex.term.Th.BLrtcentl.heL.conventio.whic.include.seddion.t.coac.lawyer.o.th.shiftin.landscap.fo.patents.Eac.meetin.wa.packed.
31.it canbelearned fromparagraph Ithat thebiotech companieswould like-------A.their executivesto beactiveB.judges torule outgene patentingC.genes tobe patentableD.the BIOto issuea warning
32.those whoare againstgene patentsbelieve that——A.genetic testsare notreliableB.only man-made productsare patentableC.patents ongenes dependmuch oninnovatiaonD.courts shouldrestrict accessto genetic tests
33.according tohanssauer.companies areeager towin patentsfor——A.establishing diseasecomelationsB.discovering geneinteractionsC.drawing picturesof genesD.identifying humanDNA
34.By sayingu eachmeeting waspacked Iine4,para6the authormeans that--------A.the supremecourt was authoritativeB.theBIOwasapowerful organizationC.gene patentingwasagreat concernD.lawyers werekeen toattend conventiongs
35.generally speaking,the authorsattitude towardgene patentingis——A.criticalB.supportiveC.scornfulD.objectiveText4Th.grea.recessio.ma.b.over.bu.thi.er.o.hig.joblessnes.i.probabl.beginning.Befor.i.e nds,i.wil.likel.chang.th.lif.cours.an.characte.o..generatio.o.youn.adults.An.ultimately.
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36.By sayingto findsilver linings”Line l,Para.2theauthorsuggest thatthe joblesstry to.[A]seek subsidiesfrom thegovernment[B]explore reasonsfortheunermployment[C]make profitsfromthetroubled economy[D]look onthe brightside ofthe recession
37.According toParagraph2,the recessionhasmadepeople.[AJrealize thenational dream[B]struggle againsteach other[C]challenge theirlifestyle[DJreconsider theirlifestyle
38.Benjamin Friedmanbelieve thateconomic recessionsmay.[A]impose aheavier burdenon immigrants[B]bring outmore evilsof humannature|C]Promote theadvance ofrights andfreedoms[D]ease conflictsbetween racesand classes
39.The researchof TillVon Wachthersuggests thatin recessiongraduates fromeliteuniversities tendto.[AJlag behindthe othersdue todecreased opportunities[Bjcatch upquickly withexperienced employees[C]see theirlife chancesas dimmedasthe others[D]recover morequickly thanthe others
40.The authorthinks thatthe influenceof hardtimes onsociety is.[A]certain[BJpositive[C]trivial[D]destructivePart BDirections:Rea.th.foliowin.tex.an.answe.th.question.b.findin.informatio.fro.th.lef.colum.tha.correspond.t.eac.o.th.marke.detaiLgive.i.th.righ.column.Ther.ar.tw.extr.choice.i.th.righ.column.Mar.you.answer.o.ANS WE.SHEER.
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5.percent,tha.amount.t.million.o.case.i.th.Unite.State.ever.yea.——.virtua.epidemi.o.faile.conversation.Suddenly.Britai.look.t.hav.falle.ou.wit.it.favourit.historica.form.Thi.coul.b.n.mor.tha..passin.literar.craze.bu.i.als.point.t..broade.trut.abou.ho.w.no.approac.th.past.les.concerne.wit.learnin.fro.forefather.an.mor.intereste.i.feelin.thei.pain.Today,w.wan.empathy.no.inspiration.Fro.th.earlies.day.o.th.Renaissance.th.writin.o.histor.mean.recountin.th.exemplar,live.o.grea.men.LI
337.Petrarc.bega.wor.o.hi.ramblin.writin.D.Viri.Illustribu..O.Famou.Men.highlightin.th.virtu.o.virtue.o.classica.heroes.Petrarc.celebrate.thei.greatnes.i.conquerin.fortun.an.risin.t.th.top.Thi.wa.th.biographica.traditio.whic.Niccol.Machiavell.turne.o.it.head.LTh.Prince.th.champione.cunning.ruthlessness.an.boldness.rathe.tha.virtue.merc.an.justice.a.th.skill.o.successfu.leaders.Ove.time.th.attribute.o.greatnes.shifted.Th.Romantic.commemorate.th.leadin.painter.an.author.o.thei.day.stressin.th.uniquenes.o.th.artist.persona.experienc.rathe.tha.publi.glory.B.contrast.th.Victoria.autho.Samua.Smile.wrot.Self-Hel.a..catalogu.o.th.worth.live.o.engineer..industrialist.an.explore..nTh.valuabl.example,whic.the.furnis.o.th.powe.o.self-help.i.patien.purpose.resolut.workin.an.steadfas.integrity.issuin.i.th.formalatio.o.truLnobl.an.man.character.exhibit,nwrot.Smiles.nnHi.biographie.o.Jame.Walt.Richar.Arkwrigh.an.Josia.Wedgwoo.wer.h el.u.a.beacon.t.guid.th.workin.ma.throug.hi.difficul.life.Thi.wa.aL.bi.bourgeoi.fo.Thoma.Carlyle.wh.focuse.hi.biographie.o.th.truLheroi.live.o.Marti.Luther.Olive.CromweLan.Napoleo.Bonaparte.Thes.epocha.figure.represente.live.har.t.imitate.bu.t.b.acknowledge.a.possessin.highe.authorit.tha.mer.mortals.Communis.Manifesto.Fo.them.histor.di.nothing.i.possesse.n.immens.wealt.no.wage.battles:Li.man.real.livin.ma.wh.doe.al.that..An.histor.shoul.b.th.stor.o.th.masse.an.thei.recor.o.struggle.A.such.i.neede.t.appreciat.th.economi.realities.th.socia.context.an.powe.relation.i.whic.eac.epoc.stood.For:“Me.mak.thei.ow.history.bu.the.d.no.mak.i.jus.a.the.please.the.d.no.mak.i.unde.circumstance.chose.b.themselves.bu.unde.circumstance.directl.found.give.an.transmitte.fro.th.past.”Thi.wa.th.traditio.whic.revolutionize.ou.appreciatio.o.th.past.I.plac.o.Thoma.Carlyle.Britai.nurture.Christophe.HilLE.Thompso.an.Eri.Hobsbawm.Histor.fro.belo.stoo.alongsid.biographie.o.grea.men.Whol.ne.realm.o.understandin..fro.gende.t.rac.t.cultura.studie..wer.opene.u.a.scholar.unpicke.th.multiplicit.o.los.societies.An.i.transforme.publi.histor.too.downstair.becam.jus.a.fascinatin.a.upstairs.[A]emphasized thevirtue ofclassical heroes.
41.Petrarch[B]highlighted thepublic gloryoftheleadingarti sts.
42.Niccolo Machiavellli[C]focused onepochal figureswhose liveswerehard toimitate.
43.Samuel Smiles[D]opened upnew realmsof understandingthe greatmen inhi story.
44.Thomas Carlyle[E]held thathistory should be thestory ofthe massesand theirrecord ofstruggle.
45.Marx andEngels[F]dismissed virtueas unnecessaryfor successfulleaders.[G]depicted theworthy livesof engineerindus trialistsandexplorersSection IIITranslation
46.Directions:Translate thefollowing textfrom Englishinto Chinese.Write yourtranslation onANSWERSHEET
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