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1、 Missing this bus means (用 have的适当形式填空) to wait for another hour.
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2、 Every time she ____ here, she will buy me something to eat.A、went B、will go C、go D、goes
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3、 Thursday怎样才能做到自律
Every day after school, I usually spend time on a very popular app called Keep.
Every time I open it, a sentence comes into sight: Self-Discipline Brings Me Freedom.
However, self-discipline for many people means suffering rather than pleasure. Some people are influenced by some videos to form "perfectly" shaped bodies in a strict way. And then they decide to be as self-disciplined as people in these videos. But life doesn't go the way most of us expected. For example, when the cold hits, people have to give up their exercise plans for a while. There are many difficulties preventing us from being self-disciplined. Every step toward our goals brings us suffering. And sometimes the pressure we have put on ourselves only keeps making us feel worse.
I used to be sad about this, too. Later, through tries and mistakes, I found a perfect way to solve this problem: setting short-term goals and going step by step. After thinking about different tasks that could make me give up, I realized that most of them shared the same thing— they brought more suffering than joy.
Why not divide a "huge" task into smaller ones to solve the problem? For example, it's hard to lose 20 kilograms in a short time. But what about 2 kilos? This seems much easier to achieve and brings us less pressure. We can finally achieve the same goal. What's more, we will get much pleasure through everyday progress. In this way, self-discipline has never been suffering for me. Instead, it has become my own power.
(1)、For many people, self-discipline will bring them ____ .A、pain B、pleasure C、experience D、freedom(2)、After feeling the pressure, the writer ____ .A、shared her problems and asked for help B、tried her best to get through it C、gave up the task for a while D、decided to lose 20 kilograms(3)、The writer's main purpose of writing the passage is to ____ .A、help us lose weight step by step B、encourage us to find more pleasure C、ask us to keep self-discipline in our life D、teach us to overcome our difficulties(4)、How does the writer develop this passage?A、express ideas→give examples→shareexperiences→show ways B、give examples→shareexperiences→show ways→express ideas C、share experiences→show ways→give examples→express ideas D、express ideas→shareexperiences→give examples→show ways -
4、 It's so big an apple that I can't eat it up. (同义句转换)
It's that I can't eat it up.
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5、 The two girls look (用适当的单词填空) same because they are twin sisters.
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6、 After school, students went home ____ different directions.A、to B、on C、in D、at
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7、 This kind of thing is strange. It can't be believed. (同义句转换)
This kind of thing is strange. It is .
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8、 There is a very small hole in my sock. (用高级单词替换 very small)
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9、 Wednesday微型机器人在医学中的应用
In the near future, the doctors who treat our illness might be tiny machines that swim through our bodies. Some movies have played with the idea of making machines the size of a cell. Today robot technology has brought the idea closer to the real life. In my laboratory, I'm just trying to build such intelligent, or smart, tiny robots.
Tiny living things, such as bacteria, have many intelligent actions. If we can make robots copy some of them, it's very exciting. The way bacteria travel across their environment is unbelievable. At first, they move around without purpose, but when they start sensing food, like an amino acid(氨基酸), they will move gradually in that direction. As an expert making robots, I think it is great to make tiny robots that can do the same thing.
For example, look at something like E. coli(大肠杆菌). It can sense amino acids around it. It can change how it's moving. It can rebuild or repair itself. In fact, E. coli does all these so well that some researchers are using it as part of their tiny machines. They are making their tiny robots get free rides from E. coli. And E. coli does all the sensing for tiny robots and directs their movements.
We' re already using smaller and smaller medical tools, like catheters(导管) that can travel deep into your brain to treat a blood clot. Next, we will put tiny robots into the body that can travel into even smaller spaces and treat illness at an early time. Imagine a tiny robot that can treat a blood clot deep in your brain that can't be reached with the catheters we are using today.
We may not actually need something as powerful as artificial intelligence (AI) in these cases. We can still build a very useful tiny robot with a low degree of intelligence. For example, if a tiny robot notices a blood clot, it can slowly move in that direction, and carry medicine directly to that part. It might only have the intelligence of bacteria but could still work.
(1)、What can we learn about the writer?A、The writer is a middle school teacher. B、The writer is a dentist from a hospital. C、The writer is an expert making robots. D、The writer is an expert making medicine.(2)、What are some researchers doing according to Paragraph 3?A、Using tiny robots to senseE. coli. B、LettingE. coli work for their tiny robots. C、Changing tiny robots intoE. coli's drivers. D、Telling tiny robots to direct E、coli's movements.(3)、What does the writer think of the catheters today?A、They will be widely used by doctors in the future. B、They are not able to get to tinier areas in the body. C、They will be smarter than tiny robots in the future. D、They can help doctors take care of patients on time.(4)、What's the last paragraph mainly about?A、AI plays an important role in developing tiny robots. B、Tiny robots can run fast and treat a blood clot easily. C、Tiny robots with a low degree of intelligence are still useful. D、We still need very powerful artificial intelligence to treat illness. -
10、 At last, the fire fighters managed (用 put的适当形式填空) out the fire in time.
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11、 Some people waste food ____ others haven't enough.A、if B、so C、since D、while
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12、 As a result ____ heavy snow, the highway has been closed up.A、by B、with C、of D、/
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13、 Most of the important cities of the world suffer (用适当的介词填空) the traffic jam.
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14、 Going on a (用适当的单词填空) to lose weight is not healthy for teenagers.
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15、 Tuesday基塔瓦岛的健康饮食
Staffan Lindeberg is a medical teacher at the University of Lund in Sweden. He was文章音频interested in a Stone Age diet. In the early1990s, he began to study the diet of the people on the island of Kitava as it was very close to the Stone Age diet. While there, he found that people did not suffer from heart attacks, diabetes, being overweight and many other diseases common in Western countries.
As a result of his findings, he decided to test patients in Sweden to see how such a diet would affect them. Fourteen patients followed a Stone Age diet while another fifteen followed a Mediterranean diet, also healthy with lots of fruit and vegetables. All of the patients in the test had high levels of blood sugar, most suffered from diabetes and all had heart problems.
At the end of three months, the group following the Mediterranean diet had reduced their levels of blood sugar by a small amount but those following the Stone Age diet had much lower levels of sugar in their blood. The patients in both groups also lost weight although the level of sugar in the blood and the patients' weight didn't seem to be related.
So, what is it about the Stone Age diet that can make us healthier? The diet contains some meat, fish, vegetables and nuts but it doesn't contain any milk products or wheat, and there is no salt.
The next question is whether the people of Kitava are healthier than us. After all, their life expectancy is much lower. According to Staffan Lindeberg, this is not as simple as we may think. Because of their poor healthcare, there is more chance of them dying at a young age. However, if people on the island of Kitava manage to reach fifty, they are likely to live as long as people in more developed countries.
(1)、What does the underlined word "them" refer to in Paragraph 2?A、Staffan Lindeberg's findings. B、Patients in Sweden. C、 D、People on the island of Kitava.(2)、What did the test show?A、The Stone Age diet could reduce levels of blood sugar. B、The Mediterranean diet could help treat diabetes. C、The Mediterranean diet could help people lose weight quickly. D、High levels of blood sugar could cause people to lose weight.(3)、Which of the following pictures shows the Stone Age diet?A、B、
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(4)、The people of Kitava have lower life expectancy because of ____ .A、unhealthy eating habits B、poor living environment C、poor medical condition D、a serious disease at a young age -
16、 Mrs. Black encouraged her students ____ English hard.A、study B、studies C、studied D、to study
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17、 This is the dictionary. It was bought by my father last week. =
This is the dictionary (用 buy的适当形式填空) by my father last week.
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18、 These things will be used to (用 help 的适当形式填空) the people in the flood areas.
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19、 The manager came up (用适当的介词填空)a new idea for increasing sales.
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20、 What you have done really worked. (用高级短语替换 worked)