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1、最新版高考英语题型之七选五（高阶）06These are the 5 most boring jobs in the world, according to a recent studyFinance was overwhelmingly tagged as the worlds most boring industry, _1_.Tilburg said that stereotypically boring people are generally disliked, and often avoided by the people around them largely due to un
2、fair preconceived notions._2_, Tilburg said. The very fact that people choose to avoid them can lead to social ostracization and increase loneliness, leading to a really negative impact on their lives, he said.Tilburg said he launched the study to explore stigmas around boredom, _3_: The irony is st
3、udying boredom is actually very interesting and has many real-life impacts.Here are the results of the study:Top 5 most boring jobsData analysisAccountingTax/insurance workCleaningBankingTop 5 most exciting jobsPerforming artsScienceJournalismHealth professionalTeachingTop 5 most boring hobbiesSleep
4、ingReligionWatching televisionObserving animalsMath_4_ According to compensation software and data company Payscale, the average salary for a data analyst is around $62,754 per year. _5_ roughly $52,522, according to Glassdoor.A. Some of those boring jobs do tend to pay more than some of the most ex
5、citing ones.B. with finance-associated positions occupying four of the top five slots on the most boring list C. Your perceptions of people can certainly change over time, but folks dubbed as boring dont often get a chance to prove the stereotypes wrongD. And while sleeping ranked as the single most
6、 boring hobby anyone could have E. and how it can impact the way humans perceive each otherF. getting regular amounts of high-quality sleep is essential to your productivity, health and mental sharpness G. Thats approximately $10,000 per year more than the average salary of someone in performing art
7、s参考答案：BCEAG07Why do round pizzas come in square boxes?If youre like most people, youre too busy eating pizza to stop and consider the logistics of how it arrived on your kitchen counter. Ponder it long enough, though, and you may find it curious that pies usually come in square or other boxes that a
8、re a geometric departure from the round crust. _1_Its mostly because the pizza industry doesnt really care to disrupt the cardboard industry. _2_The advantage of making a round pizza box would mainly be aesthetic. _3_ In the case of frozen pizzas, stacking pies vertically runs the risk of them rolli
9、ng out of place. Its just bad pizza management.Of course, there are exceptions. Many pizzerias offer sheet or Sicilian-style pizzas, which are served in a rectangular shape and better conform to a rectangular box. _4_ Dominos has a six-sided design with tapered front edges intended to reduce the car
10、dboard used and limit the companys carbon footprint. (It also reportedly keeps the pizza from sliding around.)_5_ In the 1800s, street sellers carried pies in portable metal containers that kept them warm. When pizza started rising in popularity in postwar America, pizzerias used a single piece of c
11、ardboard as support and then slipped the pie into a paper bag. Eventually, corrugated cardboard struck a fine balance between retaining heat without trapping too much moisture.A. Cardboard boxes are usually manufactured with edges (i.e. square or rectangular) because they can be made in one piece as
12、 well as neatly stacked.B. Will we ever see a radical rethink of the pizza box?C. Its not going to save space over an edged box. D. And some chains have toyed with the conventional pizza box shape.E. All of the designs boasted of keeping pizzas warmer and crispier for longer, but none have become ub
13、iquitous.F. So why dont pizzas arrive in round cardboard boxes?G. Pizza wasnt always relegated to square cardboard.参考答案：FACDG08Why are so many pop songs roughly three minutes long?No matter where you usually hear todays top hitsthe radio, Spotify, a mixtape on your Sony Walkmanyouve probably noticed
14、 that they tend to be around three minutes long.As Vox explains, the custom dates back to the early 20th century, when shellac records first appeared in the market. _1_ The most popular record sizes were 10 incheswhich could hold about three minutes of music per sideand 12 inches, which held roughly
15、 four to five minutes per side. _2_The late 1940s saw the birth of the 45 RPM record: _3_. Long-playing records (LPs) were introduced around the same time, but it was much easier for radio stations to play single tracks from 45swhich hordes of listeners then went out and bought. _4_There were defini
16、tely exceptions to the rule. Bob Dylans 1965 song “Like a Rolling Stone” runs more than six minutes, and fans overwhelmed radio stations with calls demanding the full version. _5_. If you wanted to hear the full six minutes, you could buy the LP.A. It worked: “Like a Rolling Stone” became an unlikel
17、y radio hit.B. The rates at which these records spun varied, but 78 revolutions per minute (RPM) quickly became the norm.C. a smaller, cheaper disc made of vinyl that couldnt manage much more than three minutes of music per sideD. While 10-inch 78s had originated the three-minute trend, 45s really h
18、elped make it a necessity for radio singles throughout the mid-20th century.E. To get radio stations to broadcast their music and get people to buy it, musicians pretty much had to accommodate those time limits.F. three minutes didnt fall out of fashion as the de facto estimate for pop songs.G. Reco
19、rd labels may have favored shorter singles, too, since longer songs didnt mean fatter royalty checks.参考答案：BECDA09Whats in a name? Foods named after real peopleKung Pao chickenDing Baozhen, a 19th-century Qing Dynasty official and governor of Sichuan Province, is the man who inspired this dish. The t
20、itle derives from Gong Bao which translates as Palace Guardian, his official title. _1_Beef WellingtonIn the 1960s, beef Wellington was a popular choice on menus. While its named after the Duke of Wellington, _2_, the dish of meat wrapped in pastry or an earlier example of it was already commonplace
21、. Its Duke-inspired name seems to have been added later.Graham crackersIt was a man of God, no less, who encouraged the consumption of the fiber-rich crackers that carry his name. _3_ He believed the plain, grain-based biscuit to make people more wholesome and avoid giving in to vices._4_Theres not
22、one person behind the name cappuccino but a whole order the Capuchin friars. The brown color of their robes is said to have inspired coffee makers in 19th-century Vienna, _5_. However, it didnt get its signature foamy top until later, in Italy, when espresso machines were invented.A. CappuccinoB. Th
23、e truth behind the moniker of the worlds most sophisticated cocktail is disappointingly prosaic.C. The sweet and spicy stir-fried chicken and peanut dish, flavored with chilies and Sichuan peppercorns, is said to have been a personal favorite.D. where milk was first added to the drinkE. a British mi
24、litary hero who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815F. three minutes didnt fall out of fashion as the de facto estimate for pop songs.G. Margherita pizza参考答案：CEADF10Six things you must know about Major ColdCold current_1_ Although modern meteorological observation shows that in some r
25、egions of China the weather during Major Cold is not colder than Minor Cold, the lowest temperatures of the whole year still occur in the Major Cold period in some coastal areas.Eating dispelling cold cakeDuring Major Cold, People in Beijing have a habit of eating dispelling cold cake, a kind of ric
26、e cake. _2_, which symbolizes good luck and continual promotion.Buying sesame strawMajor Cold always coincides with the end of the year in the lunar calendar. In some areas of China, people always fall over each other in eagerness to buy sesame straw during this period because of the old saying, Ris
27、e joint by joint like sesame flowers on the stem. _3_Eating fried spring rolls_4_ The stuffing inside the spring roll contains meat or vegetables and the flavor can be salty or sweet.Drinking stewed soupResidents in Nanjing of Jiangsu province like to drink stewed soup during Major Cold. _5_A. In va
28、rious regions of China, Major Cold is the perfect time for winter sports such as skiing, ice skating and sledding.B. In Chinese the word rice cake has the same pronunciation with the word higher in a new yearC. In Anqing of Anhui province, people traditionally eat fried spring rolls during Major Col
29、d.D. During Major Cold, as the cold current moves southward, the weather is very cold.E. This saying is used to describe either ever-rising living standards or making steady progress in thought, studies or skills.F. They always stew the aged hen soup with ginseng, matrimony vine and black fungus.G. Doing winter sports参考答案：DBECF学科网（北京）股份有限公司