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B.AIspecialists. C.Languageexperts. D.Artdesigners.2.WhatliesatthecoreoftheLanapp?A.Aflexiblesystem. B.Aneffectivemethod.C.Thebraintrainingtechnique. D.Theinformativecontent.3.Lanclaimsthatitisuniqueinits___________.A.personalisedcourses B.multiplelanguagesC.pricingpolicy D.serviceteamBFormyfirstyearatOxford,Ibarelysaidanythingintutorials(輔導課).We'dhave23tutorialsaweek,eachrangingfrom1to3hours.Somewouldfeelinformalwithfortablechairsandteas,sittingandchattingwithafewfriends.Otherswouldfeelmorelikewewerebeinggrilledforfacts.Inbothtypes,Iwasprettyquiet.Iwasshy,introverted,andworriedthateveryonewouldthinkIwasstupid.ThefactisthateveryoneinOxford,Harvard,Yale,etc.hasfeltinsecureabouttheirintelligenceatsomepoint.Ididn'tvolunteerindiscussionsand,asaresult,Ididn'tunderstandmuch.Myunderstandingsofdifferenttextsnevermaturedorbecameplex.Theystayedthesame.Andtheywereoftenwrong.Then,somewhereinthemiddleofmysecondyear,Igotovermyself,stoppedbeingworried,andofferedmoreofmyownopinions.Irespondedtoothers,askedthoughtfulquestions,andinteractedwaymore.IalwaysaskedifIdidn'tunderstandsomething.Mostofthetime,othersalsodidn'tunderstandthethingIwasconfusedaboutandfelthappyIasked.Iwentfrombeingapassivelearnerandhavingeverythinggoovermyheadtobeinganactivelearnerandhavingtonsmoreinformationunderstood.Intutorials,Itooknotes.Aftertutorials,Ireviewedthosenotes.Irewrotethem.Iexplainednewconceptstomyfriendsinothersubjectareas.AndIfeltsmarter.Iwentfromstrugglingandfailingtothrivingandsuddenlygettingfirstsonmyessays.Beinganactivestudentalsomeansaskingforhelp.SoIremendyoutovisityourtutorduringofficehoursandaskfortheirhelporaskyourpeerstohelpexplainstufftoyou.Orgetamentor(導師)ifyoucan.IhadaPhDstudentmentormeonceaweekovercoffeeinmyfinalyear.Itwasthebestthingthathappenedtomystudies.4.Whichwordbestdescribestheauthor'sacademicattitudeasafreshman?A.Cooperative. 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B.Playfastmusic.C.Usesmallerspoons. D.Turndownthelights.11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.IsYourHouseMakingYouFat? B.WaysofServingDinnerC.EffectsofSelf-Consciousness D.IsYourHomeEnvironmentRelaxing?DInthelate1990sscientistsbegantonoticechangesinYellowstoneNationalPark.Treesthathadstoppedgrowingforyearsbegantogrowagain.Animalsstartedbehavingdifferently.Scientistsbelieveitisthewolvesthathavecausedthesechanges.WolvesusedtoliveinYellowstone.Butmanypeoplethoughtwolveswouldkillanimalskeptonfarms,suchascowsandsheep,andtheywouldharmcrops,too.In1926thelastwolfinYellowstonewaskilled.Forthenext70yearsYellowstonedidnothaveanywolves.Scientistsdecidedtobringthembacktotheareain1995.TheU.S.FishandWildlifeServicebroughtin15graywolvesfromCanada.Todaybetween250and300wolvesliveinYellowstone—andtheyhavealreadylefttheirmark.Wolveshavebeenhuntingandeatingelk.Theelkleftovers(馴鹿被吃剩的部分)providefoodforanimalssuchasbears.Withfewerelk,plantscangrowbetterandtaller.Thisnewplantgrowthprovidesmoretreesforbirdsandmoreplantfoodforbeavers.ThenumberofbeaversinnorthernYellowstonehasincreasegreatlysincewolveswerereintroduced.WolveshavesuchabigeffectonYellowstonebecausetheyareakeystonespecies.Keystonespeciesarespeciesonwhichalargenumberofotherplantsandanimalsdepend.Theremovalofakeystonespeciescanleadtothedeathofotherspecies.However,noteveryoneishappywiththewolves’return.Farmerswanttolimitthenumberofwolvesinthearea,becauseiftherearetoomanywolves,theymayhavenotonlytheircowsandsheepkilledbywolves,butalsotheircats,dogs,andhorses.Still,manyscientistsbelievethatYellowstoneisstartingtolookmorelikeitdidbeforepeoplebegantokillwolvesthere.12.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.WolveshaveplayedanimportantroleinYellowstonefor70years.B.WolvesinYellowstonehadallbeenkilledbythe

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