【個(gè)人精品制作】牛津版高中英語(yǔ)模塊7第3單元：匯復(fù)習(xí)篇+單元測(cè)試篇(包括單詞短語(yǔ)總結(jié)以及單元測(cè)試卷)

Module7Unit3Theworldonline一．詞匯復(fù)習(xí)篇：【單詞】1.valuen.價(jià)值；估價(jià)；評(píng)價(jià)vt.估價(jià)；評(píng)價(jià)；尊重；重視thevalueofeducation教育的益處 beofvalue=valuableThepaintinghasbeenvaluedat￡60000.這張畫被估價(jià)6萬鎊。Ialwaysvaluedhisadvice.我一貫尊重他的意見。valuelessadj.沒有價(jià)值的；毫無用處的valuableadj.貴重的；有價(jià)值的2.turnto轉(zhuǎn)向；變成；求助于；致力于；開始行動(dòng)Itriedtostandonmyowntwofeetratherthanturnedtomyparents.我設(shè)法自立而不求助于我的父母。Ididn’tknowtowhomtoturn. 我不知道該去找誰。3.acquirev.獲得；取得；學(xué)到WemustworkhardtoacquireagoodknowledgeofEnglish.我們必須用功學(xué)習(xí)才能精通英語(yǔ)。Thecollectorhasacquiredafinecollectionofimpressionistpaintings.這位收藏家收集到大量印象派繪畫。Howdidheacquirehiswealth?他的財(cái)富是怎樣得來的？4.advancev.促進(jìn)，提高，增加；前進(jìn)；提出；提議advancethegrowthofrice 促進(jìn)水稻生長(zhǎng)Oursoldiersadvancedbravelyagainsttheenemy.我們的士兵勇敢地向敵人挺進(jìn)。Headvancedanewtheoryduringthediscussion. 在討論中他提出一個(gè)新的理論?！鴄dvancedadj.高級(jí)的；先進(jìn)的advancedEnglishadvanceofknowledge 知識(shí)的進(jìn)步▲inadvance 預(yù)先，提前5.remainv.保持；依然；剩余；留下；逗留Whentheothershadgone,Maryremainedandputbackthefurniture.當(dāng)其他人走了之后，瑪麗留下來，將家具放回原處。Ourplanmustremainasecret.我們的計(jì)劃必須保密。Youarewisetoremainsilent.你保持沉默，這很明智。Thefactremainstobeproved.事實(shí)尚待證明。6.occurvi.發(fā)生；出現(xiàn)；閃現(xiàn)；進(jìn)入大腦(occurred,occurring)Heavyrainsoftenoccurduringsummerperiods. 暴雨經(jīng)常出現(xiàn)在夏季。Theideaoccurredtome. 這個(gè)想法閃現(xiàn)在我腦海?！鳬toccurredtomethat... 我剛剛想到...ItoccurredtomethatIsawhimtheotherdayinasupermarket.7.addictvt.使沉溺；使上癮▲addictoneselfto(doing)sth. 使自己沉溺于…/醉心于…▲beaddictedto(doing)sth 沉溺于；醉心于Shewasaddictedtorockmusic. 她熱衷于搖滾樂。Hewasaddictedtococaine. 他吸可卡因上癮。8.handlevt.運(yùn)用；處理；操作Handlingproblemsefficientlyisoftenappreciatedbyyourboss.有效處理問題易受老板欣賞。Handlewithcare! 小心輕放!9.presentn.贈(zèng)品；禮物adj.現(xiàn)在的；出席的vt.給；贈(zèng)送；提出；呈現(xiàn)thepresentleader 現(xiàn)任領(lǐng)導(dǎo)Thirtyguestswerepresentattheceremony. 有三十位客人出席這次典禮.Hepresentedherwithabunchofflowers. 他獻(xiàn)給她一束花。10.wearout用壞；逐漸用完或消耗Hershoesworeoutquickly. 她的鞋子很快就穿破了。Afterhalfanhour,hispatiencebegantowearout. 半小時(shí)后，他開始有點(diǎn)忍耐不住了?！鴅ewornout穿壞；累壞Mycoatwaswornout. 我的外套穿壞了。Iwaswornoutafteradayofshopping. 逛了一天商店,我都累壞了。11.predictv.預(yù)知；預(yù)言；預(yù)報(bào)Theeconomistspredictedanincreaseinthepriceofgoods.經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家預(yù)言商品價(jià)格將會(huì)增長(zhǎng)。Expertspredictthatby2010ChinawillproducemorecarsthanJapan.據(jù)專家預(yù)計(jì)，中國(guó)的汽車產(chǎn)量，到2010年將超越日本。ItispredictedthatthesealevelinthecoastalzonesofChinawillcontinuetorise.據(jù)預(yù)測(cè)，未來中國(guó)沿海海平面將繼續(xù)升高。12.eageradj.熱心于；渴望著withaneagerexpression 帶著殷切的表情Thosewhoareeagerforsuccesssucceedeasily. 渴望成功的人易成功。Iameagertodoit. 我極想做這件事。13.keep…inmind記住You’llkeepmysoninmind,won’tyou? 你不會(huì)忘記我的兒子，是吧?【注意】賓語(yǔ)較短時(shí)，放在keep和inmind之間，若賓語(yǔ)較長(zhǎng)或是從句，則放在keepinmind之后。如：Ialwayskeepinmindwhathesaid. 我總是牢記他講的話。14.aidv.幫助；援助n.助手；輔助手段▲aidsbwith/insth▲aidsbindoingsth/aidsbtodosth▲inaidof作為對(duì)….的幫助▲withtheaid/helpof在…的幫助下；Theseloanswillaidourcountryinimproving/toimproveitseconomy.這些貸款將幫助我國(guó)提高經(jīng)濟(jì)。Theycollectedalotofmoneyinaidofcharity 他們籌了很多錢幫助慈善機(jī)構(gòu)。15.contentn.內(nèi)容；容納之物；常用復(fù)數(shù)。adj.滿足的；滿意的Shehadn’treadtheletterandsowasunawareofitscontents.她沒有讀那封信，對(duì)內(nèi)容一無所知?！鴅econtentwithsth/becontenttodosth 滿足于（做）某事Areyoucontentwithyourpresentlife? 你對(duì)現(xiàn)在的生活滿意嗎?Heiscontenttoremainwhereheisnow. 他對(duì)自己的現(xiàn)狀很滿意。16.attach附上；系上▲attachsth(tosth)Theyhaveattachedanumberofconditionstotheagreement。他們?cè)趨f(xié)議上有附加了一些條件。▲attachoneselftosb./beattachedtosb.依附某人；依戀某人AyoungmanattachedhimselftomeatthepartyandIcouldn’tgetridofhim.聚會(huì)中有個(gè)小青年總粘著我，我也甩不開他?！径陶Z(yǔ)】1.有積極的影響 havepositiveeffectson2.也就是說 that’stosay3.價(jià)值觀 thesenseofvalue4.形成友誼 formfriendships5.需要 inneedof6.轉(zhuǎn)向 turnto7.獲得知識(shí) acquireknowledge8.與某人交流 communicatewith9.各種各樣 allsortsof10.浪費(fèi)時(shí)間 awasteoftime11.問題的答案 answerstoquestions12.根據(jù) accordingto13.共同愛好 commonhobbies14.負(fù)面效應(yīng) negativeeffects15.辯論的反方 theconsideofthedebate16.在某人看來 inone’sopinion17.抱怨某事 complainaboutsth18.上交 handin19.普及 gainpopularity20.對(duì)什么有癮 beaddictedtosth21.解決問題 solveproblems22.建立聯(lián)系 buildrelationships23.過正常的生活 livenormallives24.重度使用者 heavyusers25.與…失去聯(lián)系 bedisconnectedfrom26.限制電腦使用 limittheuseofcomputers27.要求某人做某事 requiresbtodosth28.與…有關(guān) berelatedto29.通常來說 asageneralrule30.考慮到 takesthintoconsideration31.搜…為了找… searchsthforsth32.按照這些提示 followthesefewtips二．單元試題篇：譯林牛津版英語(yǔ)M7Unit3Theworldonline試題第一部分:聽力（略）

第二部分英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)；滿分35分)

第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)選擇(共15小題；每小題1分,滿分15分)

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面各題,從題中所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

(

)21．Sean's

strong

love

for

his

country

is

______

in

his

recently

published

poems.

A．relieved

B．reflected

C．responded

D．recovered

(

)22．The

1930s,

when

he

was

in

his

twenties,

______

the

sufferings

that

the

Chinese

were

bearing

from

the

war.

A．observed

B．witnessed

C．proved

D．supplied

(

)23The

plan

was

______

when

it

was

discovered

just

how

much

the

scheme（方案）

would

cost.

A．released

B．deserted

C．resigned

D．a(chǎn)bandoned

(

)24．He

was

quite

of

the

risk,

but

he

had

no

choice

but

to

go

ahead.

A

accurate

B

ashamed

C

accustomed

D

aware

(

)25．They

urged

that

the

library

______

open

during

the

vacation.

A．must

be

kept

B．is

kept

C．would

be

kept

D．be

kept

(

)26．I

hated

rush,

so

I

got

to

the

airport

______

time

to

have

my

luggage

and

ticket

______.

A．before;

checked

B．until;

check

C．a(chǎn)head

of;

checked

D．a(chǎn)head;

to

check

(

)27

I

know

he

is

untrustful.

______

I

must

admit

he

is

a

good

worker.

A．As

a

result

B．In

other

words

C．After

all

D．In

the

meantime

(

)28.

Jenny

refused

to

act

as

a

beggar

in

the

play

because

she

was

afraid

of

___.

A.

making

fun

of

B.

laughing

at

C.

being

made

fun

of

D.

being

laughed

(

)29

With

a

lot

of

problem

________,

the

newly

–

elected

president

is

having

a

hard

time.

A.

settled

B.

settling

C.

to

settle

D.

being

settled

(

)30

Tom

should

love

________his

little

sister

to

the

theater

this

evening.

A.

to

be

taken

B.

to

take

C.

being

taken

D.

taking

(

)31

Ali

said

that

she

wouldnt’mind

_________

alone

at

home.

A.

left

B.

being

left

C.

to

be

left

D.

leaving

(

)32.

The

squirrel

was

lucky

that

it

just

missed

__________.

A.

catching

B.

to

be

caught

C.

being

caught

D.

to

catch

(

)33.

I

am

busy

_____

for

the

entrance

examination,

so

I

can’t

help

_____

housework

at

home.

A.

preparing;

doing

B.

preparing;

to

do

C.

to

prepare;

doing

D.

to

prepare;

to

do

(

)34

______the

exam

will

disappoint

your

parents.

A.

You

failing

B.

Your

failing

C.

You

fail

D.

You

to

fail

(

)35

_____

the

same

mistake

again

made

his

parents

very

angry.

A.

His

being

made

B.

He

has

made

C.

He

had

making

D.

His

making

第二節(jié)完形填空(共20小題；每小題1分,滿分20分)

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文,從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Canyouimaginebecomingtherichestpersonintheworldandthengivingyourmoneyaway?That’sexactlywhatAndrewCarnegie36.Carnegiehadanumberofdifferentcareers;hewasanindustrialistandabusinessmanandhemadealotofmoney.Hebelievedthat37peopleweremorallyobligated(有責(zé)任的)togivetheir38backtoothersinsociety.Soafterretirementin1901,theworld’s39mandecidedtobecomeaphilanthropist(慈善家),apersonwhogivesmoneytogood40.41Carnegiehadmadesomecharitabledonationsbefore1901,hereallymadegivingawaymoneyhisnew42afterretirement.In1902hefoundedtheCarnegieInstitutiontofundscientificresearchand43apensionfund(退休基金)forteacherswitha$10milliondonation.Throughouthislife,AndrewCarnegielovedtoread.Asaresult,itmade44thathewantedtogivemoneyto45educationandreading.WhenCarnegiewasayoungmanhelivednearAnderson,arichmanwho46anyworkingboytousehis47libraryforfree.Inthosedays,America48hadasystemoffreepubliclibrariesandpoorpeopleusuallyhadnowheretofindbookstoread.CarnegieneverforgotAnderson’s49;sohegavemoneytotownsandcitiestoestablishmorethan2,000public50.Healsogave$125milliontoafoundationcalledtheCarnegieCorporation(卡耐基社團(tuán)法人)to51collegesandotherschools.WorldpeacewasanothercauseCarnegie52.HeestablishedtheCarnegieEndowment(基金)forinternationalpeaceandfundedthebuildingoftheHaguePalaceofPeace,which53theWorldCourtwithhouses,intheNetherlands.By1911,Carnegiehad54ahugeamountofmoney—90percentofhis55.Today,Carnegiehasaworld-widereputation,bothforhissuccessinhisbusinessandinhiscontributionstocharity.36.A.admired B.promised C.said D.did37.A.wealthy B.sincere C.educated D.considerate38.A.business B.experience C.wisdom D.money39.A.richest B.purest C.poorest D.smartest40.A.expectations B.causes C.reputations D.decisions41.A.Until B.Though C.Since D.Because42.A.hobby B.hope C.life D.career43.A.discovered B.established C.applied D.awarded44.A.fun B.success C.sense D.effect45.A.support B.continue C.raise D.Extend46.A.allowed B.supposed C.followed D.praised47.A.public B.personal C.secret D.main48.A.rarely B.nearly C.usually D.really49.A.enthusiasm B.generosity C.courage D.Energy50.A.libraries B.schools C.hospitals D.Academies51.A.buy B.aid C.assess D.Choose52.A.burstin B.tookon C.reliedon D.calledin53.A.handled B.provided C.pleased D.dealt54.A.collected B.donated C.invested D.wasted55.A.strength B.opportunities C.efforts D.fortune

第三部分閱讀理解(共15小題；每小題2分,滿分30分)

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下列短文,從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

A

ItisreportedthattheEbolavirushasreturnedtoAfrica.TheviruscausesadiseasecalledEbolahemorrhagic(出血的)fever.TheEbolavirusaffectsanimalsandpeople.Itkilledmorethan200peopleintheformerZairein1995.Thisyear,theEbolavirushaskilledmorethan150peopleinUganda.TheEbolaviruskillssoquicklythatthebody’sdefensesystemhasnotimetoactagainstit.Thediseasekillsfiftytoninetypercentofthepeopleitinfects(感染).Thediseasebeginswithhighbodytemperature,severeheadacheandmusclehurting.Thenitcausesseverebleedingandorganfailure.Thenthevictimdies.DoctorssayapersonwiththeEbolavirususuallydieswithinthreeweeksafterbecominginfected.Thediseasespreadsbypeopletouchingthebodyfluidsofaninfectedperson.Nomedicineortreatmentnowexistsforthedisease.Recently,however,AmericanresearchersannouncedprogressindevelopingamedicinetopreventEbolahemorrhagicfeverinmonkeys.ThescientistsgaveeightmonkeysasmallbutdeadlyamountoftheEbolavirus.Theygaveanexperimentalvaccine(疫苗)toonlyfourofthem.Themonkeysthatdidnotreceivethevaccinediedwithinaweek.Thevaccinepreventedthediseasefromdevelopinginthefourmonkeysthatreceivedit.Allthefourmonkeyswerehealthysixmonthslater.TheresearcherssaidthiswasthefirsttimeavaccinehadprotectedanimalssimilartohumansfromthedeadlyEbolavirus.Theywillcontinuetotestthevaccineonanimalsbygivingthemincreasinglystrongamountsofthevirus.56.ThefirstsymptomofEbolahemorrhagicfeveris______.A.highbodytemperature B.seriousbleedingC.severebodyhurting D.organfailure57.TheEbolaviruscancausedeathquicklymainlybecause_________.A.itcausesagreatdealofsufferingB.itcausespeopletolosemuchbloodC.thebody’sdefensesystemhasn’ttimetoactagainstitD.itcaneasilyproducevirusesinpeople’sbodies58.Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat_________.A.theEbolaviruswasoriginallyfoundinAfricaB.progressinfindingavaccinetopreventtheEbolavirushasbeenmadeC.monkeyscanbeinfectedbytheEbolavirusthroughairD.peopleinfectedwiththeEbolavirusalwaysdieimmediatelyafterbeinginfected59.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Monkeysaresimilartohumansinhowavaccineaffectsthem.B.Theresearchersdirectlytestedthevaccineonpeople.C.Halfofallmoneysinjectedwiththevaccinediedsixmonthslater.D.TheresearchersgavethemonkeysalargeamountoftheEbolavirus.

B

It’shardtofindastarshiningbrighterinNashvillethanKennyChesney.Sincehetookoff15yearsago,thiscountrymusicianhassoldmorethan25millionalbums,hashadsixteenNo.1hits,woncountlessawardsandhadaseaofloyalfanswhohavemadehimthebiggestNorthAmericanconcert-ticketseller.

KennyiscertainlyattheheightofhiscareerashereleaseshisGreatestHitsIIalbumthisweek.It’sacollectionofsongsinwhichhesayseachtakeshimtoadifferentplaceoreventinhislife.ThemostpersonalisthesongI’mAlive,KennytellsTheBoot."Mostofthesongsonthisrecordarereallyfun,butIwroteI’mAliveaftermybreakupwithRenee.Iwokeuponedayandrealized,eventhoughIhadgonethroughthisanddidn’tfeelgoodaboutit,mylifestillbelongstome.I’malive;Igettomakemusic;I’vegotalotofgreatfriends.That’sthemessageofthesong."

KennyinsiststhatthesongselectionforGreatestHitsIIisnotformulaic(刻板的).Inadditiontothehitsthatclimbedthecountrycharts,thesingeralsowantedtoincludesomesongsunknowntohisfansthatreflectedhislifeandcareerpath."Ididn’twantittobeallhits;Iwantedittobeasecondchapterofmylifeinmusic,"heexplains."SothesongBeasYouArereallydoesthatforme."

Kennyrecentlycelebratedhis41stbirthday,butthenumberofcandlesonthecakedidn’tdepresshimabit,thankstowhathelovessodeeply.

"IstillfeellikeI’m18,"hesays."Livinglifethewayyoudoontheroad,itdefinitelykeepsyoufeelingthatway.AndIthinkpeoplethathavemusicintheirlifearealotbetteroff(富有)andhealthierthanpeoplethatdon’t.I’vebeenverycontenttohavenotjustalittlebitofmusicinmylife,butawholelotofmusic.Itdrivesmylife."60.KennyChesneyreferstooneofhissongsI’mAliveforthepurposeof_________.A.tellinghisfansabouthisbreakupwithhisgirlfriendB.inspiringhisfanswithconfidenceinlifeC.callingonpeopletomakemusiclikehim

D.advertisinghisnewalbumtoincreasesales61.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatKennyChesney______.A.isastarnotonlyinNashville,butalsoaroundtheworldB.wonfewawardsforhisworkincountrymusicC.wasathismostsuccessfulwhenGreatestHitsIIwasreleased

D.selectednothingbutbighitsforGreatestHitsII62.Whatistherelationshipbetweenmusicandlife,accordingtoKennyChesney?A.Musicisawayofearningalotofmoney.B.Musicalwaysmakespeoplefeeltheyare18.C.Musicgiveslifepower,besideswealthandhealth.D.Musicisthemostimportantpartofeveryone’slife.

C

ExpertshaveconfirmedyoungsterswhouseFacebook(美國(guó)一社交網(wǎng)站)doworseinexams.

Forthestudy,theresearchersquizzed219collegestudentsabouttheirstudyhabitsandthetimetheyspentonFacebook.Theyfoundthat65percentofFacebookusersusedthenetdaily,oftencheckingitseveraltimestoseeiftheyhadreceivednewmessages.Thestudysaidthat68percentofstudentswhousedFacebookdidn’tperformaswellasthosewhodidnotusethesite.

SurfingonFacebookcanswallowup(耗盡)hoursofstudytime.UniversitystudentDaisyJones,21,said:"Iwasinthelibrarytryingtowritea2,000-wordessaywhenInoticedmyFacebookhabithadgottenoutofhand.Icouldn’tresistgoingonline.Youdothat,thensomeone’sphotocatchesyoureyes.Beforeyouknowit,acoupleofminuteshaveturnedintoacoupleofhoursandyouhaven’twrittenathing."

WhiletheyfocusedonFacebook,thefindingsarealsothoughttoholdtrueforothersocialnetworkingsites.

AresearchbytheNationalLiteracyTrustrecentlyshowedthatoneinfiveyoungstersagedsevento15neverreadbooksoutsideschoolbecausewebsitesandblogsarebecomingtheirreadingmatterofchoice.Pupilsrankedsocialnetworkingsites,blogs,generalwebsitesandmagazinesabovebooksinasurveyoftheirreadinghabits.Researchhasalsoshownthatyoungstersarespendinguptosixhoursadayinfrontofascreen.

However,studentsappearedtoignoretheeffectofgoingonlineontheirstudyperformance.Themajoritydidnotfeelithadanimpactontheirwork.

AspokesmanforFacebooksaid:"ThereisalsoresearchthatshowsthebenefitsofserviceslikeFacebook.It’sinthehandsofstudents,withthehelpoftheirparents,todecidehowtheyspendtheirtime."63.What’sthemainideaofthispassage?

A.studyshowspupilswhospendtimeonFacebookdoworseinexams.B.PeoplewhospendmoretimeonFacebookspendlesstimereading.C.Websitesandblogsarebecomingstudent’sreadingmatterofchoice.D.TheusageofFacebookamongyoungerchildrenishighandgrowing.64.Thethirdparagraphisdevelopedby________instructure.A.exampleB.argumentC.descriptionD.analysis65.What’smoststudents’attitudetowardstheresultofthestudy?A.Contrary.B.Supportive.

C.Understandable.D.Uninterested.66.AccordingtoFacebook’sspokesman,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Facebookdoesn’taccepttheresultofthestudy.B.Theresultofthestudyisgoodforstudents.C.Studentsaretoblamefortheirpoorperformanceinstudy.D.It’sparentswhodecidewhetherstudentsshouldbeallowedtouseFacebook.

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GuinnessWorldRecords,knownuntil2000asTheGuinnessBookofRecords(andinpreviousU.S.editionsasTheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords),isareferencebookpublishedannually,andcontainsaninternationallyrecognizedcollectionofworldrecords—bothhumanachievementsandtheextremesofthenaturalworld.Thebookitselfholdsaworldrecord,asthebest-sellingcopyrightedseriesofalltime.

However,severalworldrecordsthatwereonceincludedinthebookhavebeenremovedforethical(倫理的)reasons.Bypublishingworldrecordsincategories(種類),thebookencouragespeopletotrytobeatthatrecord,andpaysnoattentiontohealthandsafety.Forexample,followingthepublicationofa"heaviestcat"record,manycatownersfedtheirpetsbeyondtheboundsofwhatwashealthy;thisisanexampleoftheentriesthathavebeenremoved.In1991,thebookalsodroppedrecordswithinthe"eatinganddrinkingrecords"categoryofitsHumanAchievementssection,overconcernsthatpotentialcompetitorswouldharmthemselves,andexposethepublishertolitigation(起訴).Thesechangesincludedtheremovalofallliquor,wineandbeer-drinkingrecords,alongwithrecordsforeatingsuchunlikelythingsasbicyclesandtrees.Otherrecords,suchasswordswallowingandrallydriving(onpublicroads),wereclosedtofurtherentriesbecausethecurrentrecordholdershadperformedbeyondwhatwereconsideredacceptablelevelsofhumantolerance.

Therehavebeenexamplesofclosedrecordsbeingreopened,however.Forexample,thesword-swallowingrecordwaslistedasclosedinthe1990GuinnessBookofWorldRecords,buttheGuinnessWorldRecordsPrimetimeTVshow,whichstartedin1998,acceptedthreeswordswallowingchallenges(asdidthe2007editionoftheGuinnessWorldRecords).

Chainlettersarealsoforbidden.Accordingtothebook’spublisher:"GuinnessWorldRecordsdoesnotacceptanyrecordsrelatingtochainletters,sentbypostore-mail.Ifyoureceivealetterorane-mail,whichmaypromisetopublishthenamesofallthosewhosendit,pleasedestroyordeleteit;itisatrick."67.Thispassageismainlyabout_______.

A.howmanykindsofrecordsGuinnessWorldRecordshasB.ethicalissuesandsafetyconcernsrelatedtoGuinnessWorldRecordsC.thehistoryofGuinnessWorldRecords

D.GuinnessWorldRecordsinoverview68.Whatisthemainpurposeofthefirstparagraph?

A.Toputforwardthemainideaofthepassage.B.Totellthereadersthatthenameofthebookhaschanged.C.ToindicatethatGuinnessWorldRecordsisafamousbook.

D.ToencouragepeopletoreadGuinnessWorldRecords.69.GuinnessWorldRecordshasdecidedtoremovesomerecordsbecausethefollowingBUT____.A.therecordsaretoodifficulttobreakB.therecordsareconsideredtoinvolveimmoralactionsC.someaspectsoftryingtobreakthemaredangerousD.someitemsareconsideredbeyondacceptablelevelsofhumantolerance70.Fromthispassagewecaninferthat______.

A.swordswallowingwillforeverbeclosedtofurtherentryB.theitemaboutthefattestdogcanbefoundinthepresentbookC.theeditorsofGuinnessWorldRecordsdon’twantreaderstowritetothemD.therecordrelatedtorallydrivingcanstillbefoundinthebook

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請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下列短文,并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。注意:每個(gè)空格只填一個(gè)單詞。請(qǐng)將答案寫在答題卡上相應(yīng)題號(hào)的橫線上。

Goodcommunicationisvitalinmodernsociety.Weknowthatmuchofthecommunicationisunspoken.Consciouslyorunconsciously,weshowourtruefeelingswithoureyes,faces,bodiesandattitudes.Yourgoodqualitiescanmakegoodcommunication.Thepersonalqualitiesinclude:physicalappearance,energy,rateofspeech,pitchandtoneofvoice,gestures,expressivenessofeyes,andtheabilitytoholdtheinterestofothers.Whatshouldwedosothatourcommunicationwillbeeffective?Herearemysuggestions.Firstly,youshouldbeyourself.Thetrickistobeconsistentlyyou,atyourbest.Themosteffectivepeopleneverchangecharacterfromonesituationtoanother.They’rethesamewhetherthey’rehavingaconversationwiththeirclosefriends,addressingtheirgardencluborbeinginterviewedforajob.Theycommunicatewiththeirwholebeing.

Secondly,whetheryou’retalkingtoonepersonoronehundred,alwaysremembertolookatthem.Don’tbreakeyecontactwhiletalking.Asyouenteraroom,moveyoureyescomfortably,thenlookdirectlyatthoseintheroomandsmile.Thisshowsclearlythatyouareatease.Smilingisimportant.Thebesttypeofsmileandeyecontactisgentleandcomfortable,notforced.Youshouldalsoabsorbotherpeoplebeforeshowingyourself.Youcan’tlearnanythingwhenyoutalk.Whenyouattendameeting,apartyoraninterview,don’timmediatelystartthrowingyouropinions.Stopforasecond.Absorbwhat’sgoingon.What’sthemoodoftheothers—aretheydown,up,happy,expectant?Aretheyeagertolearnfromyou,ordotheyshowresistance?Ifyoucansensewhat’shappeningwithothers,youwillbebetterabletoreachthem.So,listenbeforeyoutalk.Thefourthsuggestionisthatyoufocusyourenergy.Howdoyougetyourenergyup?

Beforethemeeting,collectyourthoughtsaboutthegoalofthemeeting—yoursandtheother’s.Onceyougothroughthedoorway,nolongerthinkaboutyourself.Focusonthepersonyouaremeetingtofindoutwhatheisinterestedin.

Properlycollectedenergycomesacrosswhenwesincerelybelievesomething.Whenyouspeakwithenergy,youareinvolvedwithyouraudienceandyourmessage.Youcreateanairofcertainty.Theaudiencemaydisagreewithyou,buttheycan’tquestionyourbelief.Lastly,Iwouldliketoremindyouthatyoushouldlightenup.Takeagoodhardlookatyourself.Doyousay“I”toooften?Areyouonlyconcentratedonyourownproblems?Doyoucomplainfrequently?Ifyouansweredyestoevenoneofthesequestions,youneedtobemorerelaxed.

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