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D.第三部分：閱讀理解(15230分AAccordingtoanewsurvey,morethanhalfoftheparentsintheUnitedStatesarehel,orhavehelpedorsupportedtheiradultchildrenwhohavebeenhitbyhighunemploymentandpoorwages.Itshowedthatpresenteconomicconditionsarediscouragingyoungadultsfromleavinghomeandforcingthosewhohavealreadygone,socalledboomerangkids,toreturn.ofNationalEndowmentforFinancialEducation(NEFE)．About60percentofparentsquestionedinthesurveysaidtheyareheltheiradultchildrenwhoarenolongerinschoolfinancially.Halfareprovidinghousingandnearlyhalfarehelwithlivingexpenses.Foranincreasingnumberofadultchildren,thesituationisbad.Two－thirdsofadultaged18to39,whoarenotinschoolsaidtheyfacedtougherfinancialpressurethanpreviousgenerations,accordingtothesurvey.Andnearlyone－thirdoftheparentsagreedthatitwaseasierforthemtofindtheirfinancialfeetthanfortheirchildren.Parentsareheltheirchildrenoutofgenuine(真誠(chéng)的)concernbecausetheydon'twantseethemstruggle.ButBecksaidthatparentswhomakesacrificestohelptheiradultchildrenshouldbecarefulabouttheirownfinances.“Ifyouaretakingonextradebtordelayingretirementtohelpyouradultchildren,youbemakingamistakeandputtingyourownfinancialfutureindanger，”BeckBoomerangchildrencanalsocauseotherproblemsfortheirparents.Thirtypercentofparentssaidtheyhavegivenupprivacysincetheiradultchildrenmovedbackhome,whilemorethanaquarterhavetakenonaddeddebt,andsevenpercenthavedelayedretirement.Butthesurveyalsoshowedthat42percentofadultchildrenlivingathomearehelwiththecookingandcleaning.()56.Accordingtothepassage,boomerangkidsherereferto 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takeseveryyearisalmostthreetimestheinternationallevelandtentimesthelevelintheUnitedStates,XiaoYonghong,aprofessorinPekingUniversity,toldtheGuangmingDailyonOctober19.Itisacommonwrongideathatantibioticsworkforalldiseasesrightdowntoeverydaycoughsandcolds.Infact,antibioticsonlyworkagainstbacteria,andnotes.Mostformsofthecommoncoldandfluarecausedbyes,soantibioticsareuselessagainstthem.TheprocessofcuringadiseaseislikeawarAntibioticskillmanykindsofbacteriawhichmakeyousickbutsometimestheyalsogetconfusedandkillantibodies(抗體inyourbodythatshouldbeheltokillSometimestheenemybacteriamaychangethemselvesinordertofightback.Whenantibioticsareusedwronglyortoooften,thebacteriacandevelopfaster.Thisworsenstheinfectionandithardertotreat.Becauseoftoantibiotics,oncetreatablediseases 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includingtheprize'syoungestevershortlisted(入圍)author,totakeachequeThewinningstory,entitledTeaattheMidland”isamovingandbitter－sweetstoryabouttheendofarelationshipsetagainstthebackgroundofthesea.Itwaspraisedbythejudgesforitsrichinterweaving(相互交織)ofdialogueandpoeticimagery.Chairofjudges,JamesNaughtiecommented,“ThewinningstoryisremarkableforthepoetryatitsheartandtheeconomywithwhichDavidConstcreatesastorywith.fullyformedcharactersandamemorablesetting.Ithasimagination,depthandbrevity.Whatmorecouldyousayaboutashortstory?TheshortlistproducedanattractivemixofstoriesinwhichtheotherthatattractedmostofouradmirationwasJonMcGregor'sIfItKeepsonRaining”whichisanadmirablerunnerup(第二名).Itcontrastswiththewinnerinitsstyleandmethodandbetweenthemtheyshowwhattheshortstorycando.”The2010'sawardbroughttogetherahighabilitygroupofnewandestablishedauthorsexploringhumanrelationshipsattheirmostdysfunctional(難處理的)andyetsustaining.Thisyear'sshortlist“TeaattheMidland”byDavid“HaywardsHeath”byAminatta“Butcher'sPerfume”bySarah“IfItKeepsonRaining”byJon“MyDaughtertheRacist”byHelenTheshortlistincludedSarahHall,whosefirstnovel,Haweswater,wonthe2003CommonwealthWritersPrizeforBestFirstNovelandwhoseTheCarhullanArmywontheJohnLlewellynRhysPrizein2007.AminattaFoma'sfirstbook,TheDevilthatDancedontheWater,wasshortlistedfortheSamuelJohnsonPrizein2003,broadcastonBBCRadioandpublishedinTheSundayTimes.JonMcGregoristheauthorofthecriticallypraisednovels,IfNobodySpeaksofRemarkableThingsandSoManyWaysToBegin.HeisawinneroftheBettyTraskPrizeandtheSomersetMaughamAward,andhastwicebeenlonglisted(初選)fortheManBookerPrize.HelenOyeyemiistheyoungestauthoronthe2010shortlistandalsointhehistoryoftheaward.Bornin1984,sheisalreadytheauthorofthreenovels,TheIcarusGirl,TheOppositeHouse,WhiteisforWitchingandashortstorycollection,MrFox,publishedinsummer2011.DavidConstlivesinOxford,whereheistheeditorofModernPoetryinTranslation.Hehaspublishedthreecollectionsofshortstories:Backatthee(1994),UndertheDam(2005)andTheShieling(2009),whichwasshortlistedfortheFrankO'ConnorPrize(2010)．()64.Thewinningpieceoftheshortstoryawardis onewrittenbytheyoungestauthoreverinthehistoryoftheadeep,impressiveandsustainingstorysetatthealsothewinnerof2010FrankO'ConnorDavidConst'sfirstshort )65.ThefollowingcommentsfromthechairofjudgesareallinpraiseofthewinningstoryEXCEPT “...createsastorywithfullyformedcharactersandamemorable“Thewinningstoryisremarkablefortherichpoetryatits“Itcontrastswiththewinnerinitsstyleand“Whatmorecouldyousayaboutashort WhichofthefollowingistherlightmatchaccordingtotheHelenOyeyemi—theBettyTraskPrize—AminattaForna—theSamuelJohnsonPrize—SarahHall—theCommonwealthWritersPrize— )67.Themainpurposeofthepassageisto brieflyintroduceanationalshortstorymendsomecandidatesfortheshortstoryintroducedifferentkindsoffordifferentartprovideinformationontheawardwinnersandtheirDThegeologic(地質(zhì)的)timescaleisthetimescaleusedbyscientiststodescribethetimeandrelationshipbetweeneventsthathappenedduringthehistoryofEarth.Becauseearthisover4,570millionyearsold,thetimescalethathumansusetomarktheirowntime—days,years,andcenturies—isintoosmallofincrementstobeofusewhenmeasuringEarthtime.Thegeologictimescaleisbrokendownintounitsaccordingtoparticulareventsthatoccurredinvariousperiods.Generally,theperiodsoftimeonthegeologictimescalearedescribedbymajorgeologicalevents,suchasthedisappearanceofthedinosaursortheriseofman.Thetimescaleisalsodividedintothreemaintimecomponents:eons,eras,andperiods.Aneonisthelargestunitoftime.Eonsarethendividedineras,whichinturnaredividedintodifferentperiodswhicharegenerallyclassifiedasupper,middle,andlower.Thetermslateandearlymaybeusedforthetermsupperorlower.Forinstance,supposeanarchaeologist(考古學(xué)家)andgeologistfoundadinosaurfossil(化石inaparticularkindofrock.Thearchaeologistwouldresearchthemake－upofthedinosaurboneinthelabandthenusethegeologictimescaletoclassifytheeon,eraandperiodfromwhichtheboneevolved.HemightsaytothegeologistThisdinosaurboneisafossilfromtheEarlyJurassicPeriodoftheMesozoicErawhichfallsunderthePhanerozoicEon.”ThegeologistmightfindthattherockwasUpperJurassicSandstone”ofthesameperiod,eraandeonasthebone.Thegeologictimescalewasfirstthoughtupinthelate17thcenturybyDanishgeologistNicholasSteno,whoconcludedthatrocklayersfoundonEarthwerelaiddownovercertainperiodsoftime,andbystudyingtheformationandcompositionofrock,atimescalecouldbecreatedofEarth.Stenoalsopointedoutthatanygivenlayerofrockisprobablyolderthantheoneaboveitandyoungerthantheonebelowit.ManyscientistsafterStenoprovidedvaluableresearchandinputintothecreationofthegeologictimescale.Britishgeologistscontrolledtheprocess,andtheirinfluencecanbeevidencedinthenamingofsomeoftheperiods.CambrianandSiluriawereBritishtribes,whilethetermDevonianoriginatesintheEnglishcountryDevonshire.Inconclusion,scientistsfromallovertheworldcreatedthegeologictimescalebasedupontherelationshipbetweenthedifferentrocklayersandfossils.ThistimescalehasallowedscientiststomakeprecisetheoryaboutthehistoryofourEarth.()68.Theword“increments”underlinedinthefirstparagraphisclosestinmeaningto 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B.toolsC. D.()69.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutNicholasHewasthefirst formanideaofthegeologictimeHewasanimportantBritishgeologistlivingduringtheCambrianHefullycontrolledtheprocessofthefurtherresearchofthegeologictimeHefoundadinosaurboneinakindofrockandthenmadearesearchinthe )70.Fromthepassage,wecandrawthefollowingconclusionsEXCEPT Britishgeologistshadagreatinfluence,somanytimeperiodsarenamedafterBritishtribesandcountiesNicholasSteno'skeyunderstandingwasthatlayersofrockformoverlongperiodsandthateachlayerisprobablyolderthantheonebelowitaccordingtoNicholasSteno'sconclusion,otherscientistswelldevelopedthegeologictimescale,whichisbeneficialforouraccurateimaginationoftheearth'shistory第四部分：任務(wù)型閱讀(10110分1個(gè)單詞。Weibo,ormicro－blogs,theversionof,has eawayoflifein,especiallyfortheyoung.Ourtrainbumpedintosomething.Ourcarriagehasfallenontoitsside.Childrenarescreaming.Cometohelpusplease!Comefast!Thisisthefirstmessagesentfromahigh－speedtrainthatcrashedonJuly23rd,2011'sZhejiangNotonlywasitacryforhelp,whichsavedtensoflives,butitalsocontributedtoaofunprecedented(史無(wú)前例的)“citizenjournalism”on'smicro－blogs.Withintenhours,themessagewasrepostedoverone－h(huán)undred－thousandtimes,whichwassomethingthegirl,XiaoYang,whowroteithadneverimagined.Shesaid，“Ijustwantedtosurviveatmoment,soIpostedamessageonWeibo.Ididn'tknowitwouldhelpustoberescuedsoAfterthecrash,'stwentymillionstrongmicro－bloggerstremendous(巨大的)andunfamiliarpower.Theyjoinedrescueefforts,helpedsurvivorsandmonitoredtheofficialsinvestigatingtheaccident.Aswithtraditionalmedia,Weibofunctionsasamirroronsociety,sparkingdebatesenlighteningdiscussions.Butwhat'sdifferentaboutthemicro－bloggingsiteisthatanyone—notjustjournalists—cantakeaphoto,recordacliporwriteaquicknoteaboutwhatishappeningaroundthem.IcanfullyacceptthisnewWeibolifestyle.AlmosteveryonehasWeibonow.IreadonWeiboandithelpsmewithmylife.IalsowriteorrepostnewsClearly,Weiboenablesmillionsofto e“citizenjournalists”，openingthemuptofreshnewsandviewsontheircommunity,countryandworld.Thishasledtomanymicro－bloggerskeeaclosereyeonthe.IntheernmentisalsousingWeiboasatooltorespondtocitizens'queries(質(zhì)詢).AndinBeijing,micro－bloggershavealreadyleftthousandsofmessages,urgingtheernmenttosolveproblemstheyconsiderurgent.WangHui,generaldirectorofBeijingInformationOffice,said，“Weibohascreatedatformforernmentofficialstobetterunderstandwhatthecitizensarethinkingaboutandwhattheyreallyneed.Thisbottom－to－topinformationtransmissionchannelisinnovativeand Buthowevercompelling(引人注目的Weibomaybemuchinformationitprovidesturnsouttoberumors.Weibo,asatform,notonlyhelpsthepeopleexpresstheirviews,butalsotrainstheernmentinfacingpublicopinion.Mea