Hypnosis
In the office of a (1)______,a young man is regarded as the subject of an experiment in (1)______
hypnosis: rushing about a small room, hiding himself behind a chair jumping on the desk,(2)_____ (2)______
the air with his pencil. Why is he so strange Because a fierce dog is at large in the room as the
psychologist suggested
What hypnosis is. We must know the differences between the (3)______and the hypnotized (3)______
person. First, the sleepwalker pays no attention to other people and does not take (4)______Sec- (4)______
ond, the sleepwalker does not remember sleepwalking, while the hypnotized person remembers
everything that went on under hypnosis.
Obviously, sleep and hypnosis are very different states of (5)______. But what exactly is (5)______
hypnosis After years of (6)______with hypnotism psychologists still do not have a firm answer to (6)______
this question.
Many people are (7)______with the process by which a person becomes hypnotized. The (7)______
hypnotist induces a sleep-like condition by slowly (8)______the subject to relax and focus on the (8)______
hypnotist’s suggestions. In hypnosis a subject often finds it easy to (9)______past events. Some (9)______
doctors use information gained this way in treating mental illness. A hypnotized person is not asleep.
At present scientists agree that a hypnotized person is more (10)______than usual. (10)______

单项选择题The sentence England and America are two countries separated by the same language in the fast paragraph implies that().

A. England and America used to be one country but were separated by the language.
B. England and America share the same language but the language separates them.
C. England and America share the same language but show differences in the language use.
D. British English and American English are almost the same in the two countries.

单项选择题The author is primarily concerned with ().

A. questioning the assumption behind certain experiments involving children under the age of 15
B. describing the new scientific findings about high blood pressure and suggesting some implications
C. describing two different methods for studying the causes of high blood pressure
D. revealing a discrepancy between the findings of epidemiological studies and laboratory studies on essential hypertension

单项选择题What’s Microsoft’s reaction to the decision made by E. U.()

A. Microsoft did not take it seriously.
B. Microsoft was opposed to the decision.
C. Microsoft decided to do as E. U. required.
D. Microsoft accepted the decision but did not take any measures.

单项选择题Why are 14 teams of experts from the Federal Emergency Management Agency evaluating the damage().

A. To find out the lost people and animals.
B. To criticize the authority’s poor response.
C. To assess the federal assistance needed.
D. To make clear the investment in agriculture.

单项选择题Why did Winfrey bring in many top Hollywood celebrities().

A. Because she couldn’t make the show alone.
B. Because it was her final show.
C. Because rumors got around about them.
D. Because it was the prelude to the finale.