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D.HowdidthesupermarketSafewaygetitsItreceivedane-mailfromadangerousItspricewouldhavetoincreaseby25ItswebsitegotbrokenItlostalotofWhichofthefollowingisWilsongavethepicturetothenewspaperasaAdinosaur-likecreaturelivesinthelakeLochMostpeopleusee-mailsastricksandjokestotroubletheBecauseofthecheatinge-mailthestorepricesaregoingtoCTwofastfriendswereWillieBrownandhislittledogBounce.WilliecouldneverthinkoftakingawalkwithoutBounce.Cakeandplaywereequallysharedbetweenthem.Willietaughtdogmanytricks,andoftensaidthatBouncecoulddoalmostanythingintheworldbutTherecameatime,however,whenBouncereallytoldWillie’sfathersomething,thoughhecouldnottalk.Itwasabrightsummerafternoon.WilliehadwalkedwithBouncedowntotheriver,whichwasnotmorethantwoblocksfromhisfather’sstoreWilliebegantothrowstonesintothewater,andBouncelayonthegrass,watchingthefliesandcatchinganythatcametoonear.Thereweresomelogs（圓木）intherivernearthebank.Williejumpedupononeofthem,toseeifhecouldthrowastoneacrosstheriver.Hedrewback,andsentthestonewithallhismight.Justasitlefthishand,thelogturned,andhefellintothewater.Hewasverymuchfrightened（恐懼）,forhedidnotknowhowtoswim,andtherewasnoonetohear,thoughhecalledasloudashecouldforPoorlittleBouncegaveagreatbarkingofworry.Heranupanddownthebanktwoorthreetimes,barking,lookingfirstatWillieandthenaround.Thenhestartedasfastashecouldrun,upthestreettothestore.Whenhegottherethedoorwasshutbuthescratched(撓againstitandbarkedloudly,untilsomeonecameandopenedit.HecaughtholdofMr.Brown’sclothesthenrantothedoor,thenbackagain,catchingathim,barking,andjumping.Now,Mr.BrownthoughtofWillie.Hethought,“Somethingmustbe 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一DAccordingtotheUS’OfficeforNationalStatistic(統(tǒng)計(jì)),womenreachingtheendoftheirchildbearingyearshadabout1.9childreneachin2004,comparedwith3.1forthosewomenin1976.NumbersfromtheUK’sOfficeforNationalStatisticsshowasimilarmatteracrosstheAtlantic:thepercentageofone-childfamiliesinBritainhadrisenfrom18percentin1972to26percentin2007.Buteventhoughonlychildrenarebecomingincreasinglycommon,thestereotype(偏見)thatthey’reselfish,spoilt(寵壞的andshortofsocialskillsholdsstrongEvenparentsofonlychildrenaremadetofeelguiltyabouthavingonlyonechild.Worriedthatthey’rebeingselfishandendangeringtheirchild’sfuture,theyrushtoonlinetryingtogetadvice.Soon,however,theyaskthemselves:isthissocialstereotypereallyreasonable?“Therehavebeenhundredsandhundredsofresearchstudiesthatshowthatonlychildrenarenodifferentfromtheirmates,”SusanNewman,asocialpsychologist(心理學(xué)家)atRutgersUniversityintheUS,toldABCNews.AperfectexampleisNataliePortman“IhadtheonlyattentionofmyparentsAndyouknowwhat?IfIhadhadbrothersorsistersIwouldhaveneverbecomeanactress,”shetoldNaanoo,anonlinemagazine.“Mymotherhasbeenwithmetoeveryaudition(試聽)andeveryactingclass.Withmorechildrenthatwouldhaveneverbeenpossible.Theywouldhavebeenjealous(妒嫉)Thisraisesanotherquestion:whyareonlychildrenstillgetsuchsuspicion(質(zhì)疑“Thereisalong-lastingbeliefthat’sbeenaroundprobablysincehumansfirstexistedthattohavejustonechildissomehowdangerous,bothforyouandforthecontinuationofyourrace,”ToniFalbo,aprofessorofeducationalpsychologyatTexasUniversity’sPopulationResearchCenter,toldTheGuardian.“Inthepastalotofchildrendied.You’dhavehadtobecrazytoonlyhaveone.”Times,ofcourse,havechangedandbaby’sdeathhaslargelydisappeared.Sowhatdoonlychildrenthemselvessay?KayleyKravitz,abloggerforTheHuffingtonPost,grewupasanonlychildandhighlypraisestheexperience.“Beinganonlychildtaughtmethemostvaluableskillofall:theabilitytobealone,”shesaid.WhatdoesthewriterprobablythinkofonlyTheyarebigTheyusuallyhavemorefreeTheyarealmostthesameasTheycanlearnmoresocialskillsfromtheirWhatdoestheword"guilty"inparagraph2meanA. 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D.WhatcanweinferfromtheThereweremoreonlychildreninOnlychildrenhavemoreabilitytobePeopleusuallyhavestereotypesononlyModernmedicaltechnologymakesonlychildrenmoreThewritermainlywantstotellus onlychildrenaresocialproblemsweshouldfacetheparentswereworriedbecauseoftheonlychildrenhavemoreproblemsthantherearemoreandmoreonly（共8分，每小題2分）WhatdoNapoleon,ClintonandWangNanhaveincommon?Theyareallleft-handed.Todayabout15%ofthenumberofpeopleisleft-handed.60 ?Theansweristhewaythebrainworks.Thebrainhastwohalvesthelefthalfandtherighthalf.Therighthalfcontrolsleftsideofthebody,andtheleftcontrolstherightsideofthebody.61 peoplehaveastrongrightbrain.Thetwohalvesofthebrainareaboutthesamesize.62 .Theleftsidecontrolslanguage,mathsandlogic.Whenyouremembernewwords,orwhenputthingsinorder,youuseyourleftside.Therightsideofthebraincontrolsyourloveofart,colourandmusic.Itisalsogoodatrecognizingface. andallaccountants(會計(jì)師areright-handed.Someright-handershaveastrongrightbrain,andsomeleft-handershaveastrongleftbrain.ThisThisdoesnotmeanthatallartistsareleft-Butwhyarepeopleleft-Areyouleft-handedorright-Soright-handedpeoplehaveastrongleftButeachsidecontrolsdifferent（共10分，每小題2分InmanycountriesaroundtheworldMay1isaholiday.LaborDay,orWorkers’Day,isinternationalholidaythathonorsworkingmenandwomen,andthejobstheyDuringthelate1880s,inmanypartsoftheworld,peopleworkedforfourteentosixteenhoursadayinfactories,andearnedverylittlemoney.IntheUnitedStatesandCanada,workingpeoplegottogethertotrytomaketheirworkplacesbetter.ThesegroupsofpeopleformedUnions.Theunionleadersaskedcompany