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*篇一：宜宾市李庄中学2017届高三国庆节英语作业
宜宾市李庄中学2017届高三国庆节英语作业1
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A
Shynessequalslosingopportunities,lesspleasureand few
ersocialconnections,buttherearewaystomakeit athingof
thepast.

WhenIwasfifteen,ber anattractivegirltr
essmademefocusonmeinsteadofh
myownvoicebutnothersandIthoughtaboutwhatIw
astryingtosayinsteadofwhatshewastryingtosay.

vesyou

edsocializing(社


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交)treducingyourownshyness, Iw
antyoutoabsorbthefollowingtipsandideasandsta rttoput
themintopractice.

whatotherp< br>eoplearewearingandmakeamentalnote,listentotheir conv
ersations,imaginewheretheymightlive,andmak eapointof
ydoesthisgiveyoumoretotalkab
out,i talsoreducessocialanxiety,leavingyoufeelingcal
mer.

opleliketotalkaboutthe
mselvesan dwillfindyouinterestingifyoufindthemintere
stio nsthatrequiremorethana“yes”or“no”
responsesucha s“Whatdoyoulikeaboutthisplace？”
ratherthan“Doyo ulikethisplace？”
Oncetheyhaveanswered,youcanuse add-on(追
加)questionsconnectedwiththefirstsuchas
“Whatotherplacesdoyoulikeinthiscity？”
agrea twaytogetthec
onversationgoing.



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NowIlovemeetingnew peopleandsuspectthatmycurrentsoci
alconfidencew ouldbeuecognizabletomyfifteen-year-old
self.

hordidntpayattentiontowhatthegirlwassayi ngb
ecause________.hyandner
vous

t interestedi
idofyourshyness,youshould________.

eautifulgirltot
alkwith

ple somein
einferredfromthetextthat_
_______.

willnoticeourappearanceifwefocusontheirl ook
plewillhavenofriendsunlesstheychangethemse< br>plemaysufferagreatdealandmaybelesshappy
iket oshowofftheirvoicesinfrontofboys


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fthefollowingquestio nswilltheauthorprobably
adviseustoask?

ovelyday,isntit?ikeplayingbasketbal
l?

hinkhewillpasstheexam?oufindthatEng
lishish ardtolearn?
B
London—
Sheep,liketur keysandostriches,arenotconsideredthemo
hscienti stssaidlastWednesdayh
u
ldbemuchsmarterthanw ethink.

ResearchersattheBabrahamInstitut einCambridge,Southe
rnEngland,haveshownthatthea nimalshaveagoodmemorysys
temandareextremelygood atrecognizingfaces—
whichtheythinkisasuresignof intelligence.

BehaviouralscientistKeithK endrickandhisfriendstrain


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ed20sheeptorecognizeanddistinguis h25pairsofsheepfac
esandusedelectrodes(电
极)t omeasuretheirbrainactivity,whichshowedtheycould
remember50facesforuptotwoyears.

“Ifthey candothatwithfaces,theyhavetohavereasonable
int elligence;otherwise,whatisthepointofhavingasystemforrememberingfacesandnotrememberinganythingels e？”
Kendricksaidinan
interview.

Sohoursofseeminglymindlesseatinggrassmaynotbesomi nd
lessafterall.

Kendrickbelievesshee pgettheirreputationasdumb(unabl
etospeak,uninte lligent)animalsbecausetheyliveinlarg
egroupsand donotappeartohavemuchindividualityandaref
right enedofjustabouteverything.

“Allanimals,i ncludinghumans,oncetheyarefrightened,
donttendt oshowsignsofintelligentaction，”heexplained.



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Inresear chreportedinthesciencejournalNature,Kendric
kan dhisteamshowedthatsheep,likehumans,haveaspecializedsysteminthebrainwhichallowsthemtodistinguisha mon
gmanydifferentfaceswhichlookextremelysimila r.

“Themostimportantfindingofthestudyist hattheyareabl
e,bothfromabehaviouralpointofview andfromlookingatth
ewaythebrainisorganized,tore memberalargenumberofind
ividualsforaverylongtim e，”saidKendrick.
“eshowingsimilarabili
tiesi nmanywaystohumans.”

5．Fromthefirstparagr aphwecanfindthat________.A．pe
opleusedtothinksh eepweresmarterthantheotheranimalsB
．peopleusedt oraisesheepinawrongwayC．peopledontcon
sidershee pascleveranimalsD．peoplehavedonealotofres
earch onsheep

6．FromwhatKendricksaidintheinter viewwelearnthat___
_____.A．scientistshavelearne deverythingaboutsheeps
intelligenceB．scientists havelearnedalittleaboutshe
epsintelligenceC．sci entistscantdoanythingmoreabout


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sheepsmemoryD．scientistsdono thavetoresearchanimals
memory7．Asisknowninthepa ssage，
________.A．sheepareamongtheweakanimals
B．itisnotrightforpeopletoraisesheepingroups

C．whensheepeatgrassinthefieldtheirmindsm aybeactive
D．ifpeoplefeelfrightened,theymaybeco mebraver
C

AScottishuniversityisco nsideringallowingstudentstou
rghUniversityalrea
dyhastheequipmenttoallowasmallnumberofstudents touse
officialsatEdinburghUniv
ersitysaythat itisunfairtoexpectstudentstousepensand
paperine xamswhenthemajorityoftheircourseworkisdoneo
rad uatesattheSchoolofDivinityhavet
hechoiceofusing computerswiththeirfinalanswersbeingc
ollectedon aUSBstick,butthetake- upstandsatlessthan10
percent.

DaiHoun sell,aprofessorofhighereducationattheunivers
it y,said,


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“ Wevegottolookatalternativestothehandwrittenexam.L< br>ookingaheadtenyearsfromnow,Imsuretherewillnotbe hand
writtenanswersanylongerintheexamofcertains ubjects,b
ndoesntapplys
omuchtoscienceandeng ineeringsubjectswherestudentsha
vetousechartsan dmathematicalformulae(公
式).Thereisnttechnologya tthemomenttoallowthemtodoth
atonacomputer.”
Headdsthattheapprovalofstudentsisthekeybeforeanyth i
said,
“Wedontwanttoputstudentsfutureatrisk byexperimentin
oul
dbeapowerfailure.”

NoraMogey,headofMediaandLearningTechnologyServ iceat
theuniversity,said,
“Alotofenoughpract iceintypingonacomputerwithatimel
inkthey
dobetterwithapenintheirhandthanonakeyboard.”

JenniferCadiz,presidentattheNationalUnionofStu dents
intheUK,said,


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“Itsgreattoseeuniversitiesrecognizi ngthattimeshave
anbeareallystressfultimeforstud entsan
ditshelpfultoofferthemaflexible(灵活
的) waytocompleteexams.”

NoothermajorScottis huniversitieshaveplanstofollowin
EdinburghUnive rsitysfootstepsandtheScottishQualific
ationsAut horitysaysithasdecidednottocarryouttheplan
ingt oPara.1,weknowthatinE
dinburghUniversity_______ _.


urseworkis
udentswillusecomput ersduring
aiHounsellsattitudetowardsEdinburghUn i
versitysnewplan?

ndo
erlinedword
“assured”inPara.3probablymeans“________”．

nfer


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fromthepassagethat________.

niversit ieswilltrytocarryoutthechallengingp
sitiesshoul dntmakestudentsstressfuldurin
gexams

ofcomputersinexamswontspreadwidelyinashortt
tss houldgetreadytousecomputersinexamsinf
uture
D

Closeyoureyesforaminuteandimagin ewhatlifewouldbelik
aginewhatitwould
belikes pendingtherestofyourlifewithyoureyesclosed.I
ma ginehavingtoreadthispage,notwithyoureyesbutwithyo< br>urfingertips.

Withexistingmedicalknow ledgeandskills,twothirdsofth

fortunately,ri chcountriespossessmostofthisknowledge
,whiledev elopingcountriesdonot.



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ORBISisaninternationalnon-pr ofitorganizationwhichop
eratestheworldsonlyflyi ngteachingeye

ntendstohelpfightblindness worldwide.
InsideaDC-8aircraft,thereisafully- equipped

teachinghospitalwithtelevisions tudiosandclassrooms.
Doctorsaretaughtthelatestt echniquesofbringingsightb
tORBISalsoaimsatpromo tingpea
cefulcooperation(合作)amongcountries.

ORBIStriestohelpdevelopingcountriesbypro vidingtrain
ingduringthree-weekmedical

astaughtsight-savingtechniquestoov
er35,000 doctorsandnurses,whocontinueto

asc
se vento
tenmillionblindinChina,ORBISisplanningtod omoreforth
omentORBISisworkingonalong-termplant odevel
opatrainingcentreandtoprovideeyecareserv iceto


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eedsyourhelptocontinuetheirwor
kandfreepeop lefromblindness.
Forjust$$38，
youcanhelpon epersonsee;for$$380youcanbringsightto10p
eople;$$ 1,300helpsteachadoctornewskills;andfor$$13,00
0y oucanprovideatrainingprogrammeforagroupofdoctorsw< br>neyca
helpORBISimprovetheq
ualityoflifefo rsomanypeoplelessfortunatethanourselv
es.12．The firstparagraphisintendedto________.

thep ublictoleada

couragethepublictouseimaginati on13．Whatdowelearnab
outexistingmedicalknowledg eandskillsintheworld?

enotequallydistrib uted.C.
vebenefitedmostofthe
blind.14．ORBISa imstohelptheblindby________.

ngdoctorsandnurses


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fitorganization
完形填空

ngtime,heheardoftal
esoftheother sideofthehill—
storiesofrichland,weatherandbeau tifulscenery.

Oneday,hewastoimproveit,so hepackedhisbags,lefthisho
meandstartedclimbingt hehill,toliveabetterlife.
Theclimbwasvery，th ehillwasverysteep(陡峭
的)indeed,andhealmostwanted tohimgoing.

Oneafternoon,themancametoano thersteeppartofthehill.
ehadhappenedt
meitwa salittlehardtogetit
over,hesurelywasabletodoit.
，
themanwastootiredafterallthosedaysofand pushingthrou
hathestillhadnoresultstoshow,noftohimsel
f,


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“Maybelifeontheothersideofthehillisnotlik ewhatthe_
_omeisntthatanyway.”
Hefinallymade hisdecision,__andsetoffforhishome.
heclimbed overthatslope(斜
坡),hecouldseetheothersideoftheh illandallhehadheard
aboutthatplacewasbuthetosto ptryingwhenthingsweregoi
ngtogetmuchbetter.21．2 2．
sabout2
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wed down38．as39．A.
ant40．
短文改错


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sheaskedme
com eintoherroomtoplaytheotherday,IwenttoseehowborededcandyatthemomentIsteppedintotheroom.

ItallstartedonSaturdayavoiceinmyheadtoldmetosteal he
redwhatwouldhappenif
ertherewasapresentin t
hekitchenandsherushedforit!Aftersheleft,Islid eintoh
grewwidely
andIwasdaydreamingabouthow muchcandyIwouldhaveafterI
efounditwasmethatateh ercandy,sheranaf
termearoundthehouseforabout30m inute.
宜宾市李庄中学2017届高三国庆节英语作业2
阅读填空

Areyoutrulyhappy?Doyoueverknowwhatitmean stobehappya
ndwhatittakestoachievehappiness？
Makeaplanforattaining(实
现)odswil
lbeli kelytoincreaseifyouaregoingaftersomethingyouva
lue.


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sytobegintoth
inknegativelywhenyouaresurrou nded
Whensomethinggoeswrong，
trytofigureo utasolutioninsteadofbeingabsorbedinself
-

happypeopledontallowsetbackstoaffecttheirmoods becau
setheyknowthatwithalittlethoughttheycantu rnthecircu
mstancesbacktotheirfavour.
andwillleadyoutocontinuoushappiness.

you treatyourselftolunch,takealong,relaxingbathorsimplyspendafewextraminutesonyourappearance,youwill bes
ubconsciously(下意识地)puttingyourselfinabetter mood.

Findingthehumourinsituationscanals oleadtohappiness.
Findawaytomakelightofasituati onthatwouldotherwisema
keyouhappy.

A． Whatmakesonepersonhappymaybeverydifferentfromwhatmakessomeoneelsehappy.


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B．Onthecontrary，ifyouarearou ndpeoplewhoarehappy，
theiremotionalstatewillbei nfectious.C．Beingoverwei
ghtornoteatingnutritio usfoodscanhaveanegativeeffect
onyourmood.D．Thes eareimportantquestionsforanyonewh
oisseekinghap pinesstoaskhimself.E．Spendafewminutes
eachdayth inkingaboutthethingsthatmakeyouhappy.F．Th
erear esometipsinlifethatleadtohappiness.

G．It salsoimportanttotakesometimeeachdaytodosomethi
ngniceforyourself.完形填空


rbirthdays,pe oplebirthdaycardsandbirthdaygiftsfromt
enscards oftenhavealarge
成
人)havepicturesofflowers ,therei
salwaysasimple,suchas
urnsoftheDay
InBritainchildrenareoftenliftedoffthegroun dandagain
suddenly,ericanpa
rentshavetheofsp anking(打……的屁股）


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