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6、omedies are available from Classic Cinema Online.What really makes Classic Cinema Online unique from the rest is its ratherlarge selection of silent films.While therere only a large handful of movies atClassic Cinema Online,if you love classic and silent movies,you reallyneed to check it out.1.What
7、does Hulus Free Comedy Movies offer besides comedies?A.Free books.B.Funny free TV shows.C.Science fiction.D.Action movies.2.What can we learn about Free Comedies at Popcornflix?A.No registration is required.B.Its movies are all popular.C.It has a whole section of comedy videos.D.Its movies can be wa
8、tched anywhere.3.What makes Classic Cinema Online Comedies stand out from therest?A.Dozens of free classic comedies.B.A large selection of silent films.C.Rather fine video quality.D.The best selection of classic movies.After spending eight years living in Dublin,Ireland,I moved back to theUS.I knew
9、that moving back would mean some sort of reverse（逆 向 的）culture shock.While I expected the big changeslike less paid time off itwas the little things that really stuck out.Sure,therere great supermarkets in Europe,but without a car,I rarelymade it to one and instead stuck to shopping at small grocery
10、 stores near myhouse.When I moved back to the US,I was surprised by the variety of foodsin supermarkets.The whole shopping process took longer because I had somany choices.The first house I rented in Ireland had three bedrooms and one tiny fridge.It took a while to get used to sharing a mini-fridge
11、with four roommates.Soon Ilearned that this was fairly standard in most homes.It didnt take long toactually prefer the smaller fridge.This encouraged less waste and morefrequent shopping for fresh foods.When I first moved back to the US,Icouldnt wrap my head around the fact that I had my very own gi
12、ant“American”fridge all to myself.Its relatively inexpensive and easy to visit other countries in Europe,thanks to budget airlines like Ryanair and EasyJet.The freedom of movementfor citizens of the European Union meant that I ended up having friends fromall over the continent.While therere flight d
13、eals in America,the budgetoptions are limited.Most of my quick trips now are within the US.Thoughstaying in the same country is a change,it has been interesting getting toexplore new states.And just to make it clear：This is only based on my own experience livingin Dublin and then moving back to New
14、York City.Europe is a big place,andit would be impossible to make sweeping statements about a whole continent.4.Eight years ago the a u t h o r.A.was stuck in a low-paid jobB.moved away from New York CityC.experienced reverse culture shockD.realized the great influence of little things5.Why did the
15、author shop at grocery stores while living in Europe?A.She lacked easy access to supermarkets.B.It took less time to shop at grocery stores.C.Her small fridge couldnt hold many foods.D.Those grocery stores provided various foods.6.What does the author think of the using of a small fridge?A.Its incon
16、venient.B.Its a waste of money.C.Its an American way of life.D.Its environmentally friendly.7.What did the author use to do when she lived in Dublin?A.Seek inexpensive trips to America.B.Visit other European countries by air.C.Make the best of limited budget options.D.Explore different states in the
17、 same country.You try to keep your eyes wide open while watching a basketball match ora wonderful firework show in case you might miss something exciting in justthe blink of an eye.But in fact,humans blink about 15 times per minute onaverage.Have you ever missed anything because you blinked?Probably
18、 not.Why is that?According to a new study published in the journal Current Biology inSeptember,our brain has the ability to skip the temporary darkness when weblink.It can keep visual information for a short period of time and then put ittogether to form an image without interruption.In order to und
19、erstand how this works,a group of scientists at theGerman Primate Center and the University Medical Center Gottingen inGermany conducted an experiment.In the study,the participants were askedto look at patterns on a screen whose direction could be interpreted indifferent ways,such as horizontally（水
20、平 地）or vertically.When onepattern was about to disappear and the next one was about to come,theparticipants had to indicate the direction that the next pattern would appear.The researchers found that when the directions of two patterns didntmatch,the area in our brain which is responsible for visual
21、 memory wasactivated（激 活）.This same area showed less activity when two patternswere in the same direction.The medial prefrontal cortex（前 额 口 十 皮 层）adjusts current visualinformation with previously obtained information,and thus enables us toperceive the world with more stability,even when we briefly
22、close our eyes toblink,Caspar Schwiedrzik explained in Science Daily.He is the first author ofthe study and also a scientist at the German Primate Center.8.We dont miss anything when blinking because our brain c a n.A.deal with the missing image B.remember all that we seeC.imagine what our eyes Miss
23、 D.put our pieces of memory together9.What does the underlined word it in Paragraph 2 refer to?A.Our brain.B.Visual information.C.A period of time.D.The temporary darkness.10.What do we know about the experiment?A.The two patterns appear at the same time.B.Visual memory can be more activated by simi
24、larity.C.Participants can interpret patterns differently.D.The different directions activated visual memory.11.What can be the best title for the text?A.The Brains Activated Patterns B.The Brains Special SkillC.The Brains Memory D.The Brains StructureIn ancient Egypt,a shopkeeper discovered that he
25、could attractcustomers to his shop simply by making changes to its environment.Modernbusinesses have been following his lead,with more tactics（策 略）.One tactic involves where to display the goods.For example,storesplace fruits and vegetables in the first section.They know that customers whobuy the he
26、althy food first will feel happy so that they will buy more junk foodlater in their trip.In department stores,the womens shoe section is generallynext to the womens cosmetics（化 脓 品）section：while the shop assistantis going back to find the right size shoe,bored customers are likely to wanderover and
27、find some cosmetics they might want to try later.Besides,businesses seek to appeal to customers senses.Stores noticethat the smell of baked goods encourages shopping,so they make their ownbread each morning and then fan the bread smell into the store throughout theday.Music sells goods,too.Researche
28、rs in Britain found that when Frenchmusic was played,sales of French wines went up.When it comes to the selling of houses,businesses also use highlyrewarding tactics.They find that customers make decisions in the first fewseconds upon walking in the door,and turn it into a business opportunity.ACali
29、fornia builder designed the structure of its houses smartly.When enteringthe house,the customer would see the Pacific Ocean through the windows,and then the pool through an open stairway leading to the lower level.Theinstant view of water on both levels helped sell these$10 million houses.12.Why do
30、stores usually display fruits and vegetables in the firstsection?A.To show they are high quality foods.B.To sell them at discount prices.C.To save customers time.D.To help sell junk food.13.According to Paragraph 3,what encourages customers to buy?A.Inviting customers to play music.B.Opening the sto
31、re early in the morning.C.Displaying British wines next to French ones.D.Filling the store with the smell of fresh bread.14.What does the California builders story imply?A.The house structure is a key factor customers consider.B.A house sells better if it is more costly.C.An ocean view is much to th
32、e customers taste.D.A good first impression increases sales.15.What is the main purpose of the text?A.To explain how businesses turn people into their customers.B.To introduce how businesses have grown from the past.C.To uncover some dishonest business practices.D.To report researches on customer be
33、havior.答 案 15 BABBA 610 DBABD 1115 BDDDA根 据 短 文 内 容，从 短 文 后 的 选 项 中 选 出 能 填 入 空 白 处 的 最 佳 选 项。选 项 中 有 两 项 为 多 余 选 项。Why Dogs Chase Their TailsIt might look like a strange activity to humans,but tail-chasing is a way fordogs to burn off some energy.In most cases,there doing this for one of tworeasons
34、：If a dog doesnt have anything（or anyone）to play with,it might needto entertain itself in this case,by playing with its tail.On the other hand,the behavior could be a warning sign that your dog is becoming anxious orstressed.We call these displacement（替 代）behaviors,similar to a humanplaying with the
35、ir hair or tapping their foot,“says Hartstein.2 One reason tail-chasing can be a must-do for dogs is that they startplaying with their tails as playful puppies learning about their bodies.3The dog then learns it can get attention from its owners when it does th a t,says Hartstein.4 _ But if your pet
36、 is doing it every day or it seems to become anobsession（弓 金 迫），youd better watch out.Make sure its basic needs arebeing met,including exercise and socialization.A visit to the vet is also a good idea.If the tail-chasing started suddenly,your dog might be reacting to a medical issue,like cognitive d
37、isorder,ortapeworm（绦 虫），says Hartstein._5_ With some treatment and extratraining,you and your dog will both be happier.A.They are happy and content.B.Theyre bored or theyre stressed.C.The sooner you get a medical checkup,the better.D.They gradually get into the habit of chasing tails.E.Owners often
38、laugh at the activity and talk about it.F.They seek to do things that can comfort themselves.G.Its normal for dogs to chase their own tails occasionally.1.2.3.4.5答 案 15 BFEGC完 形 填 空 阅 读 下 面 短 文，从 短 文 后 各 题 所 给 的 A、B、C 和 D 四 个 选 项 中，选 出 可 以 填 入 空 白 处 的 最 佳 选 项。In the week before Christmas,one Delta a
39、irlines pilot gave a sad Arizonafamily a gift that no one else could.Father of three,Jay short died after a 1 with lung cancer on Dec.16th.Three days later,his family was attempting to_2 to Tennessee for the funeralscheduled for the next morning.But a 90-minute_3 at the Phoenix airport 4them only se
40、ven minutes to make their connecting flight in Minnesota.Thiswas our 5 chance to say goodbye to my dad,and if we hadnt 6_the flight,we would have missed the 7，Jays daughter said.But when they arrived atthe gate,the last plane of the day to Tennessee was pulling away from the8.My son was 9 his arms a
41、nd pleading（肯 求）with the pilot through thefloor-to-ceiling windows,said Marcia.l,l was 10 and comforting my girls whowere also in tears when the phone rang,1 1 us that the pilot was returning tothe gate to let us 12 the plane.Captain Adam Cohen saw the 13 on theirfaces through the gates windows and
42、decided to turn the plane around.Airlineexperts pointed out Cohen could have 1 _ 4 gotten into trouble for the 15decision,but Delta 16 the move instead.This is 17 well take with us,knowing we made a18,confirmed Adam.This story is an 19 that we can bring humanity back to society.Show careand it may 2
43、0 you how far that you go.1.A.saved B.risked C.ruined D.changed2.A.hospital B.club C.field D.stadium3.A.hearing B.speaking C.living D.walking4.A.mild B.severe C.potential D.slight5.A.journey B.break C.course D.schedule6.A.wheeled B.dragged C.pulled D.fetched7.A.thought about B.felt like C.worked out
44、 D.put forward8.A.numb B.heavy C.unique D.false9.A.blood B.sweat C.tears D.memories10.A.hug B.recognize C.fix D.introduce11.A.plan B.question C.information D.service12.A.realized B.doubted C.agreed D.remembered13.A.young B.strong C.smart D.tall14.A.least B.strangest C.best D.luckiest15.A.struggles B.benefits C.rewards D.conflicts16.A.stage B.snowboard C.track D.playground17.A.allowing B.giving C.considering D.making18.A.challenges B.achievements C.choices D.hesitations19.A.useless B.boring C.hopeless D.confusing20.A.ability B.skill C.tool D.gift答 案 15 DCBDA 610 BDCBC1115 BDCAB 1620 CBADA