【T1】
A.DISAPPROVAL
B.THAT
C.NOR A.INFLUENCE CHOICES BY VOICING【T1】______OF SOMEONE
B.INTERCLASS MARRIAGES ARE NEITHER RARE【T2】______SHOCKING
C.THE FACT【T3】______THEY ARE RESTRICTED BY FEWER PREJUDICES THAN THEIR PARENTS THIS IS DUE IN PART TO PARENTAL GUIDANC
E.PARENTS CANNOT SELECT SPOUSES FOR THEIR CHILDREN, BUT THEY CAN USUALLY【T4】______THEY CONSIDER UNSUITABL
E.HOWEVER, MARRIAGESBETWEEN MEMBERS OF DIFFERENT GROUPS (INTERCLASS, INTERFAITH, AND INTERRACIAL MARRIAGES) AREINCREASING, PROBABLY BECAUSE OF THE GREATER MOBILITY OF TODAY'S YOUTH AND【T5】______.MANY YOUNG PEOPLE LEAVE THEIR HOME TOWNS TO ATTEND COLLEGE, SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES, OR PURSUE A CAREER IN A BIGGER CITY. ONCE AWAY FROM HOME AND FAMILY, THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO DATE AND MARRY OUTSIDE THEIR OWN SOCIAL GROUP. IN MOBILE AMERICAN SOCIETY,【T6】______.INTERFAITH MARRIAGES ARE ON THE RISE PARTICULARLY BETWEEN PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS.ON THE OTHER HAND, INTERRACIAL MARRIAGE IS STILL VERY UNCOMMO
N.IT CAN BE DIFFICULT FOR INTERRACIAL COUPLES TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE, MAINTAIN FRIENDSHIPS, AND RAISE A FAMILY.MARRIAGES BETWEEN PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT NATIONAL ORIGIN (BUT THE SAME RACE AND RELIGION) HAVE BEEN COMMONPLACE HERE SINCE COLONIAL TIMES.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T2】A.DISAPPROVAL B.THAT C.NOR A.INFLUENCE CHOICES BY VOICING【T1】______OF SOMEONE B.INTERCLASS MARRIAGES ARE NEITHER RARE【T2】______SHOCKING C.THE FACT【T3】______THEY ARE RESTRICTED BY FEWER PREJUDICES THAN THEIR PARENTS THIS IS DUE IN PART TO PARENTAL GUIDANCE.PARENTS CANNOT SELECT SPOUSES FOR THEIR CHILDREN, BUT THEY CAN USUALLY【T4】______THEY CONSIDER UNSUITABLE.HOWEVER, MARRIAGESBETWEEN MEMBERS OF DIFFERENT GROUPS (INTERCLASS, INTERFAITH, AND INTERRACIAL MARRIAGES) AREINCREASING, PROBABLY BECAUSE OF THE GREATER MOBILITY OF TODAY'S YOUTH AND【T5】______.MANY YOUNG PEOPLE LEAVE THEIR HOME TOWNS TO ATTEND COLLEGE, SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES, OR PURSUE A CAREER IN A BIGGER CITY. ONCE AWAY FROM HOME AND FAMILY, THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO DATE AND MARRY OUTSIDE THEIR OWN SOCIAL GROUP. IN MOBILE AMERICAN SOCIETY,【T6】______.INTERFAITH MARRIAGES ARE ON THE RISE PARTICULARLY BETWEEN PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS.ON THE OTHER HAND, INTERRACIAL MARRIAGE IS STILL VERY UNCOMMON.IT CAN BE DIFFICULT FOR INTERRACIAL COUPLES TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE, MAINTAIN FRIENDSHIPS, AND RAISE A FAMILY.MARRIAGES BETWEEN PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT NATIONAL ORIGIN (BUT THE SAME RACE AND RELIGION) HAVE BEEN COMMONPLACE HERE SINCE COLONIAL TIMES.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T3】A.DISAPPROVAL B.THAT C.NOR A.INFLUENCE CHOICES BY VOICING【T1】______OF SOMEONE B.INTERCLASS MARRIAGES ARE NEITHER RARE【T2】______SHOCKING C.THE FACT【T3】______THEY ARE RESTRICTED BY FEWER PREJUDICES THAN THEIR PARENTS THIS IS DUE IN PART TO PARENTAL GUIDANCE.PARENTS CANNOT SELECT SPOUSES FOR THEIR CHILDREN, BUT THEY CAN USUALLY【T4】______THEY CONSIDER UNSUITABLE.HOWEVER, MARRIAGESBETWEEN MEMBERS OF DIFFERENT GROUPS (INTERCLASS, INTERFAITH, AND INTERRACIAL MARRIAGES) AREINCREASING, PROBABLY BECAUSE OF THE GREATER MOBILITY OF TODAY'S YOUTH AND【T5】______.MANY YOUNG PEOPLE LEAVE THEIR HOME TOWNS TO ATTEND COLLEGE, SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES, OR PURSUE A CAREER IN A BIGGER CITY. ONCE AWAY FROM HOME AND FAMILY, THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO DATE AND MARRY OUTSIDE THEIR OWN SOCIAL GROUP. IN MOBILE AMERICAN SOCIETY,【T6】______.INTERFAITH MARRIAGES ARE ON THE RISE PARTICULARLY BETWEEN PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS.ON THE OTHER HAND, INTERRACIAL MARRIAGE IS STILL VERY UNCOMMON.IT CAN BE DIFFICULT FOR INTERRACIAL COUPLES TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE, MAINTAIN FRIENDSHIPS, AND RAISE A FAMILY.MARRIAGES BETWEEN PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT NATIONAL ORIGIN (BUT THE SAME RACE AND RELIGION) HAVE BEEN COMMONPLACE HERE SINCE COLONIAL TIMES.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T17】A.THE HIGHEST MOUNTAINS B.AS BUNGEE JUMPING C.BE CURED D.TO SEEK DANGER A.DISEASES COULD NOT EASILY【T13】______, AND LIFE WAS A CONTINUOUS BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL B.MOST PEOPLE WOULD SAY ARE AS RISKY【T14】______INVOLVE JUMPING C.THE ANSWER FOR SOME OF THESE PEOPLE IS【T15】______IN ACTIVITIES D.THOSE WHO HAVE CLIMBED【T16】______, EXPLORED UNKNOWN PARTS OF THE WORLD OR SAILED IN SMALL BOATS AROUND THE WORLD MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE TAKING PART IN DANGEROUS SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES.OF COURSE, THERE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOOKED FOR ADVENTURE—【T17】______ACROSS THE GREATEST OCEANS.NOW, HOWEVER, THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO SEEK ANIMMEDIATE EXCITEMENT FROM A RISKY ACTIVITY WHICH MAY ONLY LAST A FEW MINUTES OR EVEN SECONDS. I WOULD CONSIDER BUNGEE JUMPING TO BE A GOOD EXAMPLE OF SUCH AN ACTIVITY.YOU JUMP FROM A HIGH PLACE (PERHAPS A BRIDGE OR A HOT-AIR BALLOON) 200 METERS ABOVE THE GROUND WITH AN ELASTIC ROPE TIED TO YOUR ANKLES.YOU FALL AT UP TO 150 KILOMETERS AN HOUR UNTIL THE ROPE STOPS YOU FROM HITTING THE GROUND.IT IS ESTIMATED THAT TWO MILLION PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLDHAVE NOW TRIED BUNGEE JUMPING.OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH【T18】______FROM TALL BUILDINGSAND DIVING INTO THE SEA FROM THE TOP OF HIGH CLIFFS. WHY DO PEOPLE TAKE PART IN SUCH ACTIVITIES AS THESE? SOME PSYCHOLOGISTS SUGGEST THAT IT IS BECAUSE LIFE IN MODERN SOCIETIES HAS BECOME SAFE AND BORING.NOT VERY LONG AGO, PEOPLE'S LIVES WERE CONSTANTLY UNDER THREAT.THEY HAD TO GO OUT AND HUNT FOR FOOD,【T19】______. NOWADAYS, ACCORDING TO MANY PEOPLE, LIFE OFFERS LITTLE EXCITEMENT.THEY LIVE AND WORK IN COMPARATIVELY SAFE ENVIRONMENT; THEY BUY FOOD IN SHOPS; AND THERE ARE DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS TO LOOK AFTER THEM IF THEY BECOME ILL.【T20】______SUCH AS BUNGEE JUMPING.

未分类题【T19】A.THE HIGHEST MOUNTAINS B.AS BUNGEE JUMPING C.BE CURED D.TO SEEK DANGER A.DISEASES COULD NOT EASILY【T13】______, AND LIFE WAS A CONTINUOUS BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL B.MOST PEOPLE WOULD SAY ARE AS RISKY【T14】______INVOLVE JUMPING C.THE ANSWER FOR SOME OF THESE PEOPLE IS【T15】______IN ACTIVITIES D.THOSE WHO HAVE CLIMBED【T16】______, EXPLORED UNKNOWN PARTS OF THE WORLD OR SAILED IN SMALL BOATS AROUND THE WORLD MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE TAKING PART IN DANGEROUS SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES.OF COURSE, THERE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOOKED FOR ADVENTURE—【T17】______ACROSS THE GREATEST OCEANS.NOW, HOWEVER, THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO SEEK ANIMMEDIATE EXCITEMENT FROM A RISKY ACTIVITY WHICH MAY ONLY LAST A FEW MINUTES OR EVEN SECONDS. I WOULD CONSIDER BUNGEE JUMPING TO BE A GOOD EXAMPLE OF SUCH AN ACTIVITY.YOU JUMP FROM A HIGH PLACE (PERHAPS A BRIDGE OR A HOT-AIR BALLOON) 200 METERS ABOVE THE GROUND WITH AN ELASTIC ROPE TIED TO YOUR ANKLES.YOU FALL AT UP TO 150 KILOMETERS AN HOUR UNTIL THE ROPE STOPS YOU FROM HITTING THE GROUND.IT IS ESTIMATED THAT TWO MILLION PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLDHAVE NOW TRIED BUNGEE JUMPING.OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH【T18】______FROM TALL BUILDINGSAND DIVING INTO THE SEA FROM THE TOP OF HIGH CLIFFS. WHY DO PEOPLE TAKE PART IN SUCH ACTIVITIES AS THESE? SOME PSYCHOLOGISTS SUGGEST THAT IT IS BECAUSE LIFE IN MODERN SOCIETIES HAS BECOME SAFE AND BORING.NOT VERY LONG AGO, PEOPLE'S LIVES WERE CONSTANTLY UNDER THREAT.THEY HAD TO GO OUT AND HUNT FOR FOOD,【T19】______. NOWADAYS, ACCORDING TO MANY PEOPLE, LIFE OFFERS LITTLE EXCITEMENT.THEY LIVE AND WORK IN COMPARATIVELY SAFE ENVIRONMENT; THEY BUY FOOD IN SHOPS; AND THERE ARE DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS TO LOOK AFTER THEM IF THEY BECOME ILL.【T20】______SUCH AS BUNGEE JUMPING.

未分类题【T9】A.INTENSELY B.DURING C.WAKE UP A.TRY TO【T7】______JUST ENOUGH B.WORKING THROUGH NEGATIVE FEELINGS GENERATED【T8】______THE DAY C.THESE【T9】______POWERFUL MENTAL EVENTS OF ALL THE COMPONENTS OF A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP, DREAMS SEEM TO BE LEAST WITHIN OUR CONTROL.IN DREAMS, A WINDOW OPENS INTO A WORLD WHERE LOGIC IS SUSPENDED AND DEAD PEOPLE SPEAK.A CENTURY AGO, FREUD FORMULATED THIS REVOLUTIONARY THEORY THAT DREAMS WERE THE DISGUISED SHADOWS OF OUR UNCONSCIOUS DESIRES AND FEARS; BY THE LATE 1970S, NEUROLOGISTS HAD SWITCHED TO THINKING OF THEM AS JUST 'MENTAL NOISE' —THE RANDOM BYPRODUCTS OF THE NEURALREPAIR WORK THAT GOES ON DURING SLEEP.NOW RESEARCHERS SUSPECT THAT DREAMS ARE PART OF THE MIND'S EMOTIONAL THERMOSTAT, REGULATING MOODS WHILE THE BRAIN IS 'OFF-LINE'.AND ONE LEADING AUTHORITY SAYS THAT【T10】______CAN BE NOT ONLY HARNESSED BUT TO HELP US SLEEP ANDFEEL BETTER.'IT'S YOUR DREAM, ' SAYS ROSALIND CARTWRIGHT, CHAIR OF PSYCHOLOGY AT CHICAGO'S MEDICAL CENTER, 'IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, CHANGE IT.' EVIDENCE FROM BRAIN IMAGING SUPPORTS THIS VIEW.THE BRAIN IS AS ACTIVE DURING REM (RAPID EYE MOVEMENT) SLEEP—WHEN MOST VIVID DREAMS OCCUR—AS IT IS WHEN FULLY AWAKE, SAYS DR.ERIC NOFZINGER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH.BUT NOT ALL PARTS OF THE BRAIN ARE EQUALLY INVOLVED; THE LIMBIC SYSTEM ( THE 'EMOTIONAL BRAIN' ) IS SPECIALLY ACTIVE, WHILE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX (THE CENTER OF INTELLECT AND REASONING ) IS RELATIVELY QUIET.'WE WAKE UP FROM DREAMS HAPPY OR DEPRESSED, AND THOSE FEELINGS CAN STAY WITH US ALL DAY,' SAYS STANFORD SLEEP RESEARCHER DR.WILLIAM DEMENT. THE LINK BETWEEN DREAMS AND EMOTIONS SHOWS UP AMONG THE PATIENTS IN CARTWRIGHT'S CLINIC.MOST PEOPLE SEEM TO HAVE MORE BAD DREAMS EARLY IN THE NIGHT, PROGRESSING TOWARD HAPPIER ONES BEFORE AWAKENING, SUGGESTING THAT THEY ARE【T11】______.BECAUSE OUR CONSCIOUS MIND IS OCCUPIED WITH DAILY LIFE WE DON'T ALWAYS THINK ABOUT THE EMOTIONAL SIGNIFI-CANCE OF THE DAY'S EVENTS—UNTIL, IT APPEARS, WE BEGIN TO DREAM. AND THIS PROCESS NEED NOT BE LEFT TO THE UNCONSCIOUS.CARTWRIGHT BELIEVES ONE CAN EXERCISE CONSCIOUS CONTROL OVER RECURRING BAD DREAMS.AS SOON AS YOU AWAKEN, IDENTIFY WHAT IS UPSETTING ABOUT THE DREAM.VISUALIZE HOW YOU WOULD LIKE IT TO END INSTEAD; THE NEXT TIME IT OCCURS,【T12】_______TO CONTROL ITS COURSE.WITH MUCH PRACTICE PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO, LITERALLY, DO IT IN THEIR SLEEP.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T11】A.INTENSELY B.DURING C.WAKE UP A.TRY TO【T7】______JUST ENOUGH B.WORKING THROUGH NEGATIVE FEELINGS GENERATED【T8】______THE DAY C.THESE【T9】______POWERFUL MENTAL EVENTS OF ALL THE COMPONENTS OF A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP, DREAMS SEEM TO BE LEAST WITHIN OUR CONTROL.IN DREAMS, A WINDOW OPENS INTO A WORLD WHERE LOGIC IS SUSPENDED AND DEAD PEOPLE SPEAK.A CENTURY AGO, FREUD FORMULATED THIS REVOLUTIONARY THEORY THAT DREAMS WERE THE DISGUISED SHADOWS OF OUR UNCONSCIOUS DESIRES AND FEARS; BY THE LATE 1970S, NEUROLOGISTS HAD SWITCHED TO THINKING OF THEM AS JUST 'MENTAL NOISE' —THE RANDOM BYPRODUCTS OF THE NEURALREPAIR WORK THAT GOES ON DURING SLEEP.NOW RESEARCHERS SUSPECT THAT DREAMS ARE PART OF THE MIND'S EMOTIONAL THERMOSTAT, REGULATING MOODS WHILE THE BRAIN IS 'OFF-LINE'.AND ONE LEADING AUTHORITY SAYS THAT【T10】______CAN BE NOT ONLY HARNESSED BUT TO HELP US SLEEP ANDFEEL BETTER.'IT'S YOUR DREAM, ' SAYS ROSALIND CARTWRIGHT, CHAIR OF PSYCHOLOGY AT CHICAGO'S MEDICAL CENTER, 'IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, CHANGE IT.' EVIDENCE FROM BRAIN IMAGING SUPPORTS THIS VIEW.THE BRAIN IS AS ACTIVE DURING REM (RAPID EYE MOVEMENT) SLEEP—WHEN MOST VIVID DREAMS OCCUR—AS IT IS WHEN FULLY AWAKE, SAYS DR.ERIC NOFZINGER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH.BUT NOT ALL PARTS OF THE BRAIN ARE EQUALLY INVOLVED; THE LIMBIC SYSTEM ( THE 'EMOTIONAL BRAIN' ) IS SPECIALLY ACTIVE, WHILE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX (THE CENTER OF INTELLECT AND REASONING ) IS RELATIVELY QUIET.'WE WAKE UP FROM DREAMS HAPPY OR DEPRESSED, AND THOSE FEELINGS CAN STAY WITH US ALL DAY,' SAYS STANFORD SLEEP RESEARCHER DR.WILLIAM DEMENT. THE LINK BETWEEN DREAMS AND EMOTIONS SHOWS UP AMONG THE PATIENTS IN CARTWRIGHT'S CLINIC.MOST PEOPLE SEEM TO HAVE MORE BAD DREAMS EARLY IN THE NIGHT, PROGRESSING TOWARD HAPPIER ONES BEFORE AWAKENING, SUGGESTING THAT THEY ARE【T11】______.BECAUSE OUR CONSCIOUS MIND IS OCCUPIED WITH DAILY LIFE WE DON'T ALWAYS THINK ABOUT THE EMOTIONAL SIGNIFI-CANCE OF THE DAY'S EVENTS—UNTIL, IT APPEARS, WE BEGIN TO DREAM. AND THIS PROCESS NEED NOT BE LEFT TO THE UNCONSCIOUS.CARTWRIGHT BELIEVES ONE CAN EXERCISE CONSCIOUS CONTROL OVER RECURRING BAD DREAMS.AS SOON AS YOU AWAKEN, IDENTIFY WHAT IS UPSETTING ABOUT THE DREAM.VISUALIZE HOW YOU WOULD LIKE IT TO END INSTEAD; THE NEXT TIME IT OCCURS,【T12】_______TO CONTROL ITS COURSE.WITH MUCH PRACTICE PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO, LITERALLY, DO IT IN THEIR SLEEP.

未分类题【T15】A.LINGUIST AND CONTROVERSIALIST B.THE PERSONAL C.CAPTURE SPOKEN ENGLISH D.TEND TO A.THE CULT OF THE AUTHENTIC AND【T13】______ B.HAS SOUGHT TO【T14】______ON THE PAGE C.JOHN MC WHORTER, A【T15】______OF MIXED LIBERAL AND CONSERVATIVE VIEWS D.ITALIAN POLITICIANS【T16】______ELABORATE SPEECH AMERICANS NO LONGER EXPECT PUBLIC FIGURES, WHETHER IN SPEECH OR IN WRITING, TO COMMAND THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WITH SKILL AND GIFT.NOR DO THEY ASPIRE TO SUCH COMMAND THEMSELVES.IN HIS LATEST BOOK, DOING OUR OWN THING, THE DEGRADATION OF LANGUAGE AND MUSICAND WHY WE SHOULD, LIKE, CARE,【T17】______, SEE THE TRIUMPH OF 1960S COUNTERCULTURE ASRESPONSIBLE FOR THE DECLINE OF FORMAL ENGLISH. BLAMING THE PERMISSIVE 1960S IS NOTHING NEW, BUT THIS IS NOT YET ANOTHER CRITICISM AGAINST THE DECLINE IN EDUCATION.MR.MCWHORTER'S ACADEMIC SPECIALITY IS LANGUAGE HISTORY AND CHANGE, AND HE SEES THE GRADUAL DISAPPEARANCE OF 'WHOM', FOR EXAMPLE, TO BE NATURAL AND NO MORE REGRETTABLE THAN THE LOSS OF THE CASE-ENDINGS OF OLD ENGLISH. BUT【T18】______, 'DOING OUR OWN THING', HAS SPELT THE DEATH OF FORMAL SPEECH,WRITING, POETRY AND MUSIC.WHILE EVEN THE MODESTLY EDUCATED SOUGHT AN ELEVATED TONE WHEN THEY PUT PEN TO PAPER BEFORE THE 1960S, EVEN THE MOST WELL REGARDED WRITING SINCETHEN【T19】______.EQUALLY, IN POETRY, THE HIGHLY PERSONAL GENRE IS THE ONLY FORM. THATCOULD CLAIM REAL LIVELINESS.IN BOTH ORAL AND WRITTEN ENGLISH, TALKING IS TRIUMPHING OVER SPEAKING, SPONTANEITY OVER CRAFT. ILLUSTRATED WITH AN ENTERTAINING ARRAY OF EXAMPLES FROM BOTH HIGH AND LOW CULTURE, THE TREND THAT MR.MCWHORTER DOCUMENTS IS UNMISTAKABLE.BUT IT IS LESS CLEAR, TO TAKE THE QUESTION OF HIS SUBTITLE:WHY WE SHOULD, LIKE, CARE.AS A LINGUIST, HE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT ALL VARIETIES OF HUMAN LANGUAGE, INCLUDING NONSTANDARD ONES LIKE BLACK ENGLISH, CAN BE POWERFULLY EXPRESSIVE—THERE EXISTS NO LANGUAGE OR DIALECT IN THE WORLD THAT CANNOT CONVEY COMPLEX IDEAS.HE IS NOT ARGUING, AS MANY DO, THAT WE CAN NO LONGER THINK STRAIGHT BECAUSE WE DO NOT TALK PROPER. RUSSIANS HAVE A DEEP LOVE FOR THEIR OWN LANGUAGE AND CARRY CHUNKS OF MEMORIZED POETRY IN THEIR HEADS, WHILE【T20】______THAT WOULD SEEM OLD-FASHIONED TO MOST ENGLISHSPEAKERS.MR.MCWHORTER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT FORMAL LANGUAGE IS NOT STRICTLY NECESSARY,AND PROPOSES NO RADICAL EDUCATIONAL REFORMS—HE IS REALLY GRIEVING OVER THE LOSS OF SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL MORE THAN USEFUL.WE NOW TAKE OUR ENGLISH ON 'PAPER PLATES INSTEAD OF CHINA'.A SHAME, PERHAPS, BUT PROBABLY AN INEVITABLE ONE.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T8】A.INTENSELY B.DURING C.WAKE UP A.TRY TO【T7】______JUST ENOUGH B.WORKING THROUGH NEGATIVE FEELINGS GENERATED【T8】______THE DAY C.THESE【T9】______POWERFUL MENTAL EVENTS OF ALL THE COMPONENTS OF A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP, DREAMS SEEM TO BE LEAST WITHIN OUR CONTROL.IN DREAMS, A WINDOW OPENS INTO A WORLD WHERE LOGIC IS SUSPENDED AND DEAD PEOPLE SPEAK.A CENTURY AGO, FREUD FORMULATED THIS REVOLUTIONARY THEORY THAT DREAMS WERE THE DISGUISED SHADOWS OF OUR UNCONSCIOUS DESIRES AND FEARS; BY THE LATE 1970S, NEUROLOGISTS HAD SWITCHED TO THINKING OF THEM AS JUST 'MENTAL NOISE' —THE RANDOM BYPRODUCTS OF THE NEURALREPAIR WORK THAT GOES ON DURING SLEEP.NOW RESEARCHERS SUSPECT THAT DREAMS ARE PART OF THE MIND'S EMOTIONAL THERMOSTAT, REGULATING MOODS WHILE THE BRAIN IS 'OFF-LINE'.AND ONE LEADING AUTHORITY SAYS THAT【T10】______CAN BE NOT ONLY HARNESSED BUT TO HELP US SLEEP ANDFEEL BETTER.'IT'S YOUR DREAM, ' SAYS ROSALIND CARTWRIGHT, CHAIR OF PSYCHOLOGY AT CHICAGO'S MEDICAL CENTER, 'IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, CHANGE IT.' EVIDENCE FROM BRAIN IMAGING SUPPORTS THIS VIEW.THE BRAIN IS AS ACTIVE DURING REM (RAPID EYE MOVEMENT) SLEEP—WHEN MOST VIVID DREAMS OCCUR—AS IT IS WHEN FULLY AWAKE, SAYS DR.ERIC NOFZINGER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH.BUT NOT ALL PARTS OF THE BRAIN ARE EQUALLY INVOLVED; THE LIMBIC SYSTEM ( THE 'EMOTIONAL BRAIN' ) IS SPECIALLY ACTIVE, WHILE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX (THE CENTER OF INTELLECT AND REASONING ) IS RELATIVELY QUIET.'WE WAKE UP FROM DREAMS HAPPY OR DEPRESSED, AND THOSE FEELINGS CAN STAY WITH US ALL DAY,' SAYS STANFORD SLEEP RESEARCHER DR.WILLIAM DEMENT. THE LINK BETWEEN DREAMS AND EMOTIONS SHOWS UP AMONG THE PATIENTS IN CARTWRIGHT'S CLINIC.MOST PEOPLE SEEM TO HAVE MORE BAD DREAMS EARLY IN THE NIGHT, PROGRESSING TOWARD HAPPIER ONES BEFORE AWAKENING, SUGGESTING THAT THEY ARE【T11】______.BECAUSE OUR CONSCIOUS MIND IS OCCUPIED WITH DAILY LIFE WE DON'T ALWAYS THINK ABOUT THE EMOTIONAL SIGNIFI-CANCE OF THE DAY'S EVENTS—UNTIL, IT APPEARS, WE BEGIN TO DREAM. AND THIS PROCESS NEED NOT BE LEFT TO THE UNCONSCIOUS.CARTWRIGHT BELIEVES ONE CAN EXERCISE CONSCIOUS CONTROL OVER RECURRING BAD DREAMS.AS SOON AS YOU AWAKEN, IDENTIFY WHAT IS UPSETTING ABOUT THE DREAM.VISUALIZE HOW YOU WOULD LIKE IT TO END INSTEAD; THE NEXT TIME IT OCCURS,【T12】_______TO CONTROL ITS COURSE.WITH MUCH PRACTICE PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO, LITERALLY, DO IT IN THEIR SLEEP.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T7】A.INTENSELY B.DURING C.WAKE UP A.TRY TO【T7】______JUST ENOUGH B.WORKING THROUGH NEGATIVE FEELINGS GENERATED【T8】______THE DAY C.THESE【T9】______POWERFUL MENTAL EVENTS OF ALL THE COMPONENTS OF A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP, DREAMS SEEM TO BE LEAST WITHIN OUR CONTROL.IN DREAMS, A WINDOW OPENS INTO A WORLD WHERE LOGIC IS SUSPENDED AND DEAD PEOPLE SPEAK.A CENTURY AGO, FREUD FORMULATED THIS REVOLUTIONARY THEORY THAT DREAMS WERE THE DISGUISED SHADOWS OF OUR UNCONSCIOUS DESIRES AND FEARS; BY THE LATE 1970S, NEUROLOGISTS HAD SWITCHED TO THINKING OF THEM AS JUST 'MENTAL NOISE' —THE RANDOM BYPRODUCTS OF THE NEURALREPAIR WORK THAT GOES ON DURING SLEEP.NOW RESEARCHERS SUSPECT THAT DREAMS ARE PART OF THE MIND'S EMOTIONAL THERMOSTAT, REGULATING MOODS WHILE THE BRAIN IS 'OFF-LINE'.AND ONE LEADING AUTHORITY SAYS THAT【T10】______CAN BE NOT ONLY HARNESSED BUT TO HELP US SLEEP ANDFEEL BETTER.'IT'S YOUR DREAM, ' SAYS ROSALIND CARTWRIGHT, CHAIR OF PSYCHOLOGY AT CHICAGO'S MEDICAL CENTER, 'IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, CHANGE IT.' EVIDENCE FROM BRAIN IMAGING SUPPORTS THIS VIEW.THE BRAIN IS AS ACTIVE DURING REM (RAPID EYE MOVEMENT) SLEEP—WHEN MOST VIVID DREAMS OCCUR—AS IT IS WHEN FULLY AWAKE, SAYS DR.ERIC NOFZINGER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH.BUT NOT ALL PARTS OF THE BRAIN ARE EQUALLY INVOLVED; THE LIMBIC SYSTEM ( THE 'EMOTIONAL BRAIN' ) IS SPECIALLY ACTIVE, WHILE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX (THE CENTER OF INTELLECT AND REASONING ) IS RELATIVELY QUIET.'WE WAKE UP FROM DREAMS HAPPY OR DEPRESSED, AND THOSE FEELINGS CAN STAY WITH US ALL DAY,' SAYS STANFORD SLEEP RESEARCHER DR.WILLIAM DEMENT. THE LINK BETWEEN DREAMS AND EMOTIONS SHOWS UP AMONG THE PATIENTS IN CARTWRIGHT'S CLINIC.MOST PEOPLE SEEM TO HAVE MORE BAD DREAMS EARLY IN THE NIGHT, PROGRESSING TOWARD HAPPIER ONES BEFORE AWAKENING, SUGGESTING THAT THEY ARE【T11】______.BECAUSE OUR CONSCIOUS MIND IS OCCUPIED WITH DAILY LIFE WE DON'T ALWAYS THINK ABOUT THE EMOTIONAL SIGNIFI-CANCE OF THE DAY'S EVENTS—UNTIL, IT APPEARS, WE BEGIN TO DREAM. AND THIS PROCESS NEED NOT BE LEFT TO THE UNCONSCIOUS.CARTWRIGHT BELIEVES ONE CAN EXERCISE CONSCIOUS CONTROL OVER RECURRING BAD DREAMS.AS SOON AS YOU AWAKEN, IDENTIFY WHAT IS UPSETTING ABOUT THE DREAM.VISUALIZE HOW YOU WOULD LIKE IT TO END INSTEAD; THE NEXT TIME IT OCCURS,【T12】_______TO CONTROL ITS COURSE.WITH MUCH PRACTICE PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO, LITERALLY, DO IT IN THEIR SLEEP.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T2】A.INTO B.STARTING C.PROMISING A.THE WHITE HOUSE IS【T1】______TO PAY ATTENTION B.POURING FUMES【T2】______THE AIR C.IS A【T3】______START JUST AS ON SMOKING, VOICE NOW COME FROM MANY QUARTERS INSISTING THAT THE SCIENCEABOUT GLOBAL WARMING IS INCOMPLETE; THAT IT'S OK TO KEEP【T4】______UNTIL WE KNOW FORSURE.THIS IS A DANGEROUS GAME:BY THE TIME 100 PERCENT OF THE EVIDENCE IS IN, IT MAY BE TOO LATE.WITH THE RISKS OBVIOUS AND GROWING, A PRUDENT PEOPLE WOULD TAKE OUT AN INSURANCE POLICY NOW. FORTUNATELY,【T5】______.BUT IT'S OBVIOUS THAT A MAJORITY OF THE PRESIDENT'S ADVISERS STILL DON'T TAKE GLOBAL WARMING SERIOUSLY.THEY CONTINUE TO PRESS FOR MORE RESEARCH, A CLASSIC OF 'PARALYSIS BY ANALYSIS'. TO SERVE AS RESPONSIBLE STEWARDS OF THE PLANET, WE MUST PRESS FORWARD ON DEEPER ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC RESEARCH.BUT RESEARCH ALONE IS INADEQUATE.IF THE ADMINISTRATION WON'T TAKE THE LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVE, CONGRESS SHOULD HELP TO BEGIN FASHIONING CONSERVATION MEASURES.A BILL BY DEMOCRATIC SENATOR ROBERT BYRD OF WEST VIRGINIA, WHICH WOULD OFFER FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR PRIVATE INDUSTRY,【T6】______.MANY SEE THAT THE COUNTRY IS GETTING READY TO BUILD LOTS OF NEW POWER PLANTS TO MEET OUR ENERGY NEEDS.IF WE ARE EVER GOING TO PROTECT THE ATMOSPHERE, IT IS CRUCIAL THAT THOSE NEW PLANTS BE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T6】A.INTO B.STARTING C.PROMISING A.THE WHITE HOUSE IS【T1】______TO PAY ATTENTION B.POURING FUMES【T2】______THE AIR C.IS A【T3】______START JUST AS ON SMOKING, VOICE NOW COME FROM MANY QUARTERS INSISTING THAT THE SCIENCEABOUT GLOBAL WARMING IS INCOMPLETE; THAT IT'S OK TO KEEP【T4】______UNTIL WE KNOW FORSURE.THIS IS A DANGEROUS GAME:BY THE TIME 100 PERCENT OF THE EVIDENCE IS IN, IT MAY BE TOO LATE.WITH THE RISKS OBVIOUS AND GROWING, A PRUDENT PEOPLE WOULD TAKE OUT AN INSURANCE POLICY NOW. FORTUNATELY,【T5】______.BUT IT'S OBVIOUS THAT A MAJORITY OF THE PRESIDENT'S ADVISERS STILL DON'T TAKE GLOBAL WARMING SERIOUSLY.THEY CONTINUE TO PRESS FOR MORE RESEARCH, A CLASSIC OF 'PARALYSIS BY ANALYSIS'. TO SERVE AS RESPONSIBLE STEWARDS OF THE PLANET, WE MUST PRESS FORWARD ON DEEPER ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC RESEARCH.BUT RESEARCH ALONE IS INADEQUATE.IF THE ADMINISTRATION WON'T TAKE THE LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVE, CONGRESS SHOULD HELP TO BEGIN FASHIONING CONSERVATION MEASURES.A BILL BY DEMOCRATIC SENATOR ROBERT BYRD OF WEST VIRGINIA, WHICH WOULD OFFER FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR PRIVATE INDUSTRY,【T6】______.MANY SEE THAT THE COUNTRY IS GETTING READY TO BUILD LOTS OF NEW POWER PLANTS TO MEET OUR ENERGY NEEDS.IF WE ARE EVER GOING TO PROTECT THE ATMOSPHERE, IT IS CRUCIAL THAT THOSE NEW PLANTS BE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND.

未分类题【T4】A.INTO B.STARTING C.PROMISING A.THE WHITE HOUSE IS【T1】______TO PAY ATTENTION B.POURING FUMES【T2】______THE AIR C.IS A【T3】______START JUST AS ON SMOKING, VOICE NOW COME FROM MANY QUARTERS INSISTING THAT THE SCIENCEABOUT GLOBAL WARMING IS INCOMPLETE; THAT IT'S OK TO KEEP【T4】______UNTIL WE KNOW FORSURE.THIS IS A DANGEROUS GAME:BY THE TIME 100 PERCENT OF THE EVIDENCE IS IN, IT MAY BE TOO LATE.WITH THE RISKS OBVIOUS AND GROWING, A PRUDENT PEOPLE WOULD TAKE OUT AN INSURANCE POLICY NOW. FORTUNATELY,【T5】______.BUT IT'S OBVIOUS THAT A MAJORITY OF THE PRESIDENT'S ADVISERS STILL DON'T TAKE GLOBAL WARMING SERIOUSLY.THEY CONTINUE TO PRESS FOR MORE RESEARCH, A CLASSIC OF 'PARALYSIS BY ANALYSIS'. TO SERVE AS RESPONSIBLE STEWARDS OF THE PLANET, WE MUST PRESS FORWARD ON DEEPER ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC RESEARCH.BUT RESEARCH ALONE IS INADEQUATE.IF THE ADMINISTRATION WON'T TAKE THE LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVE, CONGRESS SHOULD HELP TO BEGIN FASHIONING CONSERVATION MEASURES.A BILL BY DEMOCRATIC SENATOR ROBERT BYRD OF WEST VIRGINIA, WHICH WOULD OFFER FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR PRIVATE INDUSTRY,【T6】______.MANY SEE THAT THE COUNTRY IS GETTING READY TO BUILD LOTS OF NEW POWER PLANTS TO MEET OUR ENERGY NEEDS.IF WE ARE EVER GOING TO PROTECT THE ATMOSPHERE, IT IS CRUCIAL THAT THOSE NEW PLANTS BE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND.

未分类题【C7】A．the wayB．thatC．the timeD．what

未分类题Why does the time chosen for the call communicate its importance?A．It depends on the different culture.B．It depends on the understanding to the life.C．It depends on the social explanation.D．It depends on the feeling to the time.

未分类题【A1】A.THE INTRODUCTION OF PREDATORS. B.PREVENTING THE KIWI DECLINE. C.REASONS FOR CONCERN. D.EXPLANATION FOR LARGER BIRD POPULATIONS. E.LAND OF THE KIWI. KIWIS ARE FLIGHTLESS BIRDS ENDEMIC TO NEW ZEALAND, AND BY FAR THE SMALLEST LIVING RAT-ITES AND LAY THE LARGEST EGG IN RELATION TO THEIR BODY SIZE OF ANY SPECIES OF BIRD IN THE WORLD. 【A1】______ THE KIWI IS SYNONYMOUS WITH NEW ZEALAND, SO MUCH SO THAT AUSTRALIANS ENDEARINGLY REFER TO NEW ZEALANDERS AS 'KIWI' —PEOPLE FROM THE LAND OF THE KIWI.THIS UNIQUE BIRD, RECOGNIZABLE BY ITS SHORT SQUAT BODY AND ELONGATED BEAK, IS UNDER THREAT.ITS SMALL, CLAWLIKE WINGS RENDER THE KIWI FLIGHTLESS; IT MUST OF NECESSITY LIVE ON THE GROUND.THE KIWI IS THUS EASY PREY TO MARAUDING ENEMIES SUCH AS HUMANS AND MAMMALS. 【A2】______ WHEN THE GREAT LAND MASS OF THE SOUTH SPLIT 75 MILLION YEARS AGO, THE KIWI AND MANY OTHER GROUND-LIVING BIRD SPECIES BECAME SEPARATED FROM PREDATORY MAMMALS WITHIN WHAT WAS LATER TO BECOME KNOW AS NEW ZEALAND.THE BIRDS WERE ABLE TO MULTIPLY AND FLOURISH BECAUSE THERE WERE VERY FEW MAMMALS LANDLOCKED WITHIN THE ISLANDS.KIWIS HAVE EVOLVED CERTAIN MAMMALIAN CHARACTERISTICS OVER TIME, LIVING ON THE GROUND AND FREE AS THEY WERE FROM ATTACK BY MAMMALS. 【A3】______ HOWEVER, WHEN THE POLYNESIANS ARRIVED ABOUT 1,000 YEARS AGO BRINGING WITH THEM DOGS AND RATS, THE KIWI POPULATION AND OTHER VULNERABLE BIRD SPECIES SOON SUFFERED A SEVERE REDUCTION IN NUMBERS.THE COMING OF THE EUROPEANS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BROUGHT EVEN MORE DETERMINED PREDATORS, INCLUDING THE CAT AND, ESPECIALLY, THE STOAT —A KIND OF WEASEL INTRODUCED TO CONTROL RABBITS.THE STOAT IS A VERY VICIOUS AND EFFICIENT KILLER OF KIWIS. 【A4】______ THERE ARE SIX TYPES OF KIWIS, AND ALL SIX ARE THREATENED.TWO ARE 'CRITICALLY ENDANGERED' BECAUSE THEY HAVE POPULATIONS OF LESS THAN 250 MATURE BIRDS.TWO ARE 'ENDANGERED' MEANING THAT IT IS ESTIMATED THAT WITHIN THREE GENERATIONS THEIR NUMBERS WILL HAVE DECLINED BY 50%.THE OTHER TWO ARE DESIGNATED 'VULNERABLE' —ONE BECAUSE ITS HABITAT IS SHRINKING, THE OTHER BECAUSE IT IS POTENTIALLY UNDER THREAT FROM STOATS AND OTHER MAMMALS. 【A5】______ 100 YEARS AGO THERE WERE MORE THAN 5 MILLION NORTH ISLAND BROWN KIWIS.TODAY, THERE ARE PROBABLY AROUND 30,000 AND THE POPULATION IS DECREASING AT A RATE OF 6% A YEAR. ONLY THE LITTLE SPOTTED KIWI IS INCREASING BECAUSE OF SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO TRANSFER THE CREATURE TO PREDATOR-FREE OFFSHORE ISLANDS.THERE ARE FURTHER REASONS FOR HOPE.TRAPPING PREDATORS AND REARING BABY CHICKS FOR LATER RELEASE INTO THE WILD CAN HAVE A DRAMATIC EFFECT ON KIWINUMBERS; BUT IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO DO SO ON A LARGE SCALE. IT WOULD BE TRAGIC IF NEW ZEALAND WERE TO LOSE ITS NATIONAL SYMBOL, THE KIWI.SURELY THE STRANGEST BIRD IN EXISTENCE, UNABLE TO FLY, IT SNIFFS OUT ITS FOOD WITH A REMARKABLY STRONG SENSE OF SMELL.ITS LEGS ARE POWERFUL AND MUSCULAR, FOR THE KIWI IS A BURROWER LIVING IN DENS—SOME SPECIES EVEN PREFERRING TUNNELS, YET ANOTHER SIMILARITY IT SHARES WITH SOME MAMMALS.BUT IT CANNOT SHARE ITS HABITAT WITH THEM WITHOUT EVENTUALLY LOSING THE BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL.