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18£®Which teamdid Vinnie Jones play for when he won the Cup£¿

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26£®Fromthe newstudy conducted by the Better Sleep Committee£¬we learn that ____  understand the importance of sleep for their brain functions£®

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27£®Howmany hours do many of the people interviewed sleep during the weeknights£¿

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28£®What is your brain doing when you are sleeping£¬according to the study£¿

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29£®When can our brain arrange the day's information in order£¿

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21£®The job interviewis important because  ____ £®

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B£®the applicant must showthat he or she has the ability to do the job

C£®the applicant must be on time to showyour punctuality

D£®a lot of people are interested in the job advertisement

22£®When an applicant smiles during an interview£¬it is considered ____  £®

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C£®polite and friendly D£®not appropriate

23£®Job hunters read books or take courses  ____ £®

A£®after they have successful job interviews

B£®to knowhowto work for a company

C£®to prepare themselves for their job interviews

D£®to write good resumes

24£®It is a good idea to talk about yourskills and abilities during the interview£¬but it isn't a good idea to ____  £®

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C£®talk proudly and showself-respect D£®talk about personal background

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Unlike the other senses£¬which are located only in your head£¬your sense oftouch is all overyour body£®Throughout your life£¬youreceive an endless flowof information about the worldand yourself fromyour sense of touch£®It tells you if something is hot or cold£¬hard or soft£®It sends messages of pain£¬such as a headache or sore throat£¬if there is a problem£®

There are thousands of tiny sensors all over your body£®They are all linkedtogether£®These sensors are also linked to yourspinal cord£¨¼¹Ë裩and your brain to make up yourcentral nervous system£®Through this system£¬the various parts of your body can sendmessages to your brain£®It is then thebrain's job to decide what it is you are actually feel-ing£®All this happens in just a split second£®

Not all parts of your body have the same amount of feeling£®Areas that have the mostnerves£¬or sensors£¬have the GREatest amount of feeling£®For instance£¬the tips of your fin-gers have more feeling than parts of your arm£®

Some sensors get used to the feeling of an object after a period of time£®When you firstput your shirt on in the morning£¬you can feel its pressure on your skin£®However£¬some ofthe sensors stop responding during the day£®

One feeling you cannot get used to is the feeling of pain£®Pain is an important message£¬because it tells your brain that something harmful is happening to you£®Your brain reacts bydoing something right away to protect you£®

26£®What are linked together to make up the central nervous system of our body£¿

A£®Head£¬muscles and bones£®B£®The nerves£¬spinal cord and brain£®

C£®Sense of touch£¬sense of smell and sense of taste£®

D£®Heart£¬blood-vessels and brain£®

27£®One feeling a person can never getused to is  ____ £®

A£®softness B£®pressure C£®pain D£®cold

28£®Through the central nervous system£¬howfast can the various parts of our body send messages to our brain£¿

A£®In two seconds£®B£®In one minute£®

C£®In less than one second£®D£®In two minutes£®

29£®Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE£¿

A£®It is the brain's job to receive messages fromthe sensors on our body£®

B£®Some sensors get used to the feeling of an object after a period of time£®

C£®Our sense of touch is located all over our body£¬but the other senses are only in our head£®

D£®All parts of our body have the same amount of feeling£®

30£®What's the main idea of this passage£¿

A£®The sense of touch is all over our body£®

B£®One cannot get used to the sense of pain£®

C£®Each sense is very important in ourdaily life£®

D£®Our body has the same amount of feeling£®

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Years ago£¬children in the countryside attended one-roomschoolhouses£¬where one teachertaught children of all ages and gradelevels in one small classroom£®

Of course£¬our education systemnowis quite different£®The one-roomschoolhouse hasbeen replaced by large school complexes that contain many classrooms£¬long hallways£¬li-braries£¬cafeterias£¬and gymnasiums£®Many schools also have large playing fields forfootball and baseball£®Some even have swimming pools£®Some students still walk or ridetheir bicycles to school£¬but nowadays£¬many arrive on school buses or in carpools£®Somehigh school students even drive their own cars to school£®Attendance until age sixteen ismandatory£¨Ç¿ÖƵģ©in most states of America£®Many children in extended day programsstay in school until five or six o'clock because nobody is home to take careof themafterschool£®

Recent developments in technology have also changed our educational system£®Oneobvious influence on students todayhas been television£®Young childrenstart watchingeducational programs£¬such asSesame Street£¬fromthe age of one or two£®These programsare designed to entertain children while introducing themto numbers£¬letters£¬and simplemath£®For elementary and secondary students£¬there are after-school programs about math£¬science£¬and reading£®Some universities offer credit for TV classes£®Students can go to aclassroomand watch a professor on television£¬or they can watch specially-designed pro-grams at home£®

Another big influence on education has been the personal computer£¬whichis becomingan increasingly important educational tool£®There are many software programs available onevery school subject and topic and onmany levels£¬frompreschool to adult£®Students enjoyusing computers because they can work by themselves and at their own pace£®In addition£¬many students use computers to get information fromon-line services andthe Internet£¬andmany students use word-processing programs to do their tasks and papers£®

Directions£¨a£©£ºAnswer the following questions£®

31£®Why do many children stay in school until five or six o'clock£¿

32£®What are the big influences todayon education£¿

33£®The underlined words¡°at their own pace¡±in the last paragraph means £®

34£®What do many students in America do using word-processing programs£¿

35£®In most parts of the United States£¬at least howold must a person be to discontinue his or her school education£¿

Directions£¨b£©£ºJudge whether the following statements are True£¨T£©or False£¨F£©according to the above passage£®

36£®Students always need a teacher tohelp themuse their personal computers£®

37£®Watching all the television programs can be educational£®

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43£®After you have bought a car£¬you can return your car within 7days if you are not happy with it£®

44£®As long as you find a loan with a lower interest rate than Yes Car Credit within twenty days of your purchase£¬Yes Car Creditwill give you ¡ê100for your trouble£®

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MILLIONS of holiday-maker s head over seas each year without tr avel insurance£®They over-look the dangers of SARS£¬terrorism£¬crime and accidents and sign up for hazardous ac-tivities such as bungee jumping£¨±Ä¼«£©and water skiing without worry£®Hereare ten reasonswhy you should not leave home withouta travel policy£®

¢ÙCompetition means they are cheaper and better value than ever£®Shop around on theInternet and compare cover with competitors before you buy£®A ten-day trip to Europe withDirect Travel costs just ¡ê9£®50for one adult£®

¢ÚIt is easy to buy£®You can get insurance over the Internet£¬by phone or even off theshelf in Boots or Tesco£®Boots'single trip cover starts at ¡ê17and Tesco'sat¡ê14£®99£®

¢ÛBuy it for just one day£®Goldfish selltravel insurance for a single day starting from¡ê1£®50£®Boots has a City Break policy for a weekend or short midweek trips from¡ê14£®

¢ÜYou can buy a family policy for a year£®Yearly policies offer the best valueandmean you do not have to buy insurance each time you travel£®Direct Travel yearly familyEuropean policies start at ¡ê50and for single parent families from¡ê45£®Norwich Union Directprices start at ¡ê45£®66£®

¢ÝYou may have to cancel your holiday£®Cancellation is one of the most commonreasons for claiming against travelinsurance policies£¬so buy your policy a couple of weeksbefore your trip£®

¢ÞA lost suitcase could ruin your holiday£®Airlines pay a limited amount if luggage islost and not recovered£®But if your case is sent to another airport by mistake£¬it could takea couple of days to turn up£®In the meantime£¬you will need to buy essentialssuch as toi-letries and a change of clothes£®A good policy will cover those expenses£®

¢ßMedical treatment abroad is expensive£®A long hospital stay can mean bills of sev-eral thousand pounds£®You should have medical cover of up to ¡ê1million in Europe and ¡ê2million in the States£®

¢àMuggings£¨ÐÐÐ×ÇÀ½Ù£©and thefts£®Attacks on tourists are increasing£®Once you havereported the incident to the police£¬you can make a claimfor stolen goods£®

¢áTerrorist threats£®Fewinsurers offer cover for wars£¬riots and terrorist activity£®Butfour companies paid for medical cover after September 11¡ªDirect Travel£¬Norwich UnionDirect£¬Columbus and Direct Line£®Only two paid after the Bali bombing¡ªDirect Travel andNorwich Union Direct£®

¢âSARS£®SARS is the virus that has been sweeping the Far East killing hundreds sofar£®If you have to cancel your holiday because of an official warning£¬your travel agent orairline will probably offer a refundor replacement ticket£®Direct Line£¬Churchill andThomas Cook will cover against SARS in areas that do not carry warnings againstnon-essential travel£®Insurers areunlikely to cover tourists who travel against Foreign Officeadvice£®

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a.It is easy to buy.	a. You can get insurance over the Internet, by phone, etc.
b.(47)  ____ .	b.Cancellation is one of the most common reasons for claiming agianst travel insurance policies.
c.A lost suitcase could ruin your holiday.	d.(48)  ____ .
d.(49) ____ .	d.Along hospital stay can mean bills of several thousand pounds.
e.(50)  ____ .	e.You can make a claim for stolen goods

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