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D.178.50CAlmostninein10Americanteenagegirlssaytheyfeelpressuredbythefashionandmediaindustriestobeskinnyandthatanunrealistic,unattainableimageofbeautyhasbeencreated,apollshowedonMonday.Theonlinesurveyof1,000girlsagedbetween13and17fortheGirlScoutsoftheUSAfoundthatthreequarterssaidtheywouldbemorelikelytobuyclothesthattheyseeonreal-sizemodelsthanonwomenwhoareskinny.Butthreeoutoffourgirlssaidthatfashionis“reallyimportant”tothem.“Thefashionindustryremainsapowerfulinfluenceongirlsandthewaytheyviewthemselvesandtheirbodies,”saidKimberleeSalmond,aseniorresearcherattheGirlScoutResearchInstitute.“Teenagegirlstakecues榜样)abouthowtheyshouldlookfrommodelstheyseeinfashionmagazinesandonTVanditissomethingthattheystruggletoreconcilewith(使相符whentheylookatthemselvesinthemirror,”shesaid.Morethan80percentofteengirlssaidtheywouldratherseenaturalphotosofmodelsratherthanpicturesthathadbeendigitallyalteredorenhanced.Othertopinfluencesonbodyperceptions,asidefromcelebritiesandmodels,arepeers,friendsandparents,thepollshowed.Oneinthreegirlssaidtheyhavestarvedthemselvesorrefusedtoeatinanefforttoloseweight,whilealmosthalfsaidtheyknewsomeoneoftheiragewhohasdherselftothrowupaftereating.Morethanathirdsaidtheyknowsomeonewhohasbeendiagnosed(诊断)withaneatingdisorder.MostAmericanteenagegirlswouldliketochooseclotheswhich thingirls B.girlsofsimilarageC.fit D.real-sizemodelsAccordingtoKimberleeSalmond,Americanteenagegirls arecarriedawaybythefashiondon’tbelieveinthefashioncanresisttheinfluenceofthefashionarefedupwiththefashionThelastparagraphsuggeststhatsomeAmericanteenagegirls haveaspecialwaytomaintaintheirruintheirhealthtolookhaveagooddiettokeephaverealizedtheharmofnotbeingonaItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat it’snaturalforAmericanteenagegirlstotrytolookAmericanteenagegirlsdon’thavethecorrectideaofAmericanteenagegirlsarespoiledinmodernAmericanfashionindustryreliesonteenagegirlsforfurtherWhatdoesthepassage lTheinfluenceofAmericanfashionThepressureAmericangirlsfaceinAmericanteenagegirlsthinkthefashionindustryisimportaAmericanteenagegirlsfacepressuretobeCBeforethearrivalofEuropeans,BrazilwasinhabitedbymanyNativeAmericantribes.In1500PedroAlvaresCabralsailedtoPortoSeguro.Brazilgotitsnamefromakindofreddishtreeanativeofthisland,whichwassoldinEuropeSalvadordaBahiawasfoundedin1549andbecamethecapitalcityofthenewPortuguesecolony.PortuguesesettlersstartedtoproducesugarandthenortheastofBrazilbecameawealthycornerDuringthattimePortugalbroughtinmillionsofblackslavestoworkinitssugarfactories.However,theDutchstartedtoproducesugarintheCaribbeanislandstooandtheBrazilianmonopoly()declined.Afterthat,thePortuguesecrowncentereditsinterestinthesouthportionofBrazil.Thesouthernregionshadbeensettledbymissionaries(传教士)andNativeAmericanculturewasstillstronginmanyaspects.Inthe18thcentury,manyPortuguesestartedtoexploretheremoteareas.GoldwasdiscoveredinMinasGeraisandVilaRica(OuroPreto'sformername)becameoneoftherichestcities.RiodeJaneirobecametheportfromwhichgoldwastransportedtoPortugal.In1763thePortuguesedecidedtomoveBrazil’scapitalcityfromSalvadortoRiodeJaneiro.Inthe19thcentury,whenNapoleoninvadedPortugal,theroyalfamilymovedtoBrazilandRiobecamethecapitalcityofthePortugueseEmpireWhenthekingreturnedtoPortugal,Braziliansdidn’twanttheirlandtobeacolonyanymoreanddeclaredtheirindependencein1822.ThecountrybecameanEmpirefor67years,whenthelastEmperorabdicatedaftermanyyearsoffashioned,unprogressiveernment.Atthesametime,lotsofEuropeanimmigrantswerecrossingtheoceantofindajobinthecoffeemarket.In1889Brazilbecamearepublic.In1960BraziliansmovedthenationalernmentfromRiodeJaneirotoBrasília,amodernnnedcitythatwasbuilttobethecapitalofBrazil.NowadaysBrazilisthemostpowerfulcountryinSouthAmericaandoneofthemostimportantnationsintheworld.WhatmadethecityofVila eCoffee B.C.Slave D.SugarTheunderlinedword“abdicated”canberecedby B.wasC.gaveup D.WhichofthefollowingcitieswasnotmadethecapitalofVila B.RiodeC.Salvadorda D.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat BrazilusedtohaveplentyofreddishVilaRicaandOuroPretoaredifferentNativeAmericansmadeafortuneoutofblackslaves’thenortheastofBrazilretaintheDutchcolonialThepurposeofwritingthispassageisto encourageustotraveltointroducehowBrasiliawasfindoutwhyBraziliansmovedthelsomeinformationaboutBrazil’sDThefirst-knownhuntersinNorthAmericacannowbedatedbackatleast14,000“IamsurethatespeciallytheNativeAmericansarepleasedwiththeresultsofthestudy.ItisfurtherproofthathumanshavebeenpresentinNorthAmericaforlongerthanpreviouslybelieved.The‘ClovisFirst’theory,whichmanyscientistssworetojustafewyearsback,hasfinallybeenburiedwiththeconclusionsofthisstudy,”saysProfessorEskeWillerslev,directoroftheCentreforGeoGeneticsattheNaturalHistoryMuseumofDenmark,UniversityofCopenhagen.Itisthefindingofatipfromaman-madeprojectile(抛射物)gatheredfromtheremainsofamastodon(乳齿象)thatisbehindtherewritingofNorthAmericanprehistory.Theprojectile,whichitselfwascarvedoutfromamastodonbone,wasfoundattheManissiteinthestateofWashingtonwhenarchaeologistsexcavated(掘出)amastodoninthelate1970s.However,30yearswouldpassbeforeateamofresearcherswasabletoputadateontheprojectileandestablishtheidentityofboththeboneandtheprojectile.Thiswasdonethrough,amongstthings,DNAysis,advancedcomputertechnology,Carbon-14datingaswellascomparisonswithothermastodonfindingsinNorthAmerica,forinstanceinthestateofWisconsin.ThefirsttracesofthehuntformastodonsinNorthAmericahavepreviouslybeenattributedtotheso-calledClovisculture.Clovisculturedatesbackabout13,000yearsandisviewedasatypeofcommoncultureancestralforallNativeAmericantribesinNorthAmerica.“Ourresearchnowshowsthatotherhunterswerepresentatleast1,000yearspriortotheClovisculture.Therefore,itwasnotasuddenwaroraquickslaughtering()ofthemastodonsbytheClovisculturethatmadethespeciesdisappear.Wecannowconcludethatthehuntfortheanimalsstretchedoutoveramuchlongerperiodoftime.Atthistime,however,wedonotknowifitwastheman-madehuntforthemastodons,mammothsandotherlargeanimalsthatcausedthemto extinctanddisappear.Maybethereasonwassomethingcompleydifferent,forinstancetheclimate,”statesProfessorEskeWillerslev.WhathashelpedmakethenewdiscoveryaboutNorthAmericanTheremainsofthe B.ThefossiloftheC.The“ClovisFirst” D.ThetoolusedbytheWhatcanwelearnaboutthestudybasedontheItsdatewasn’tdecideduntilthirtyyearsThediscoveryofanewprojectileledtotheTheresearchersfoundthedateontheItsupportsClovisculturewithnewWhatisstilluncertainaboutis wherethefirstNorthAmericahunterscamethedateofthefirsthuntersinNorthwhathascausedthemastodonstohowtheancientnorthernAmericansThepassagetendstolthereadersthat“ClovisFirst”theory hasbeenwidelyreceived B.hasbeengreatlyC.isthebaseofthe D.isregardedasNorthAmericans’What’sthepurposeofwritingtheA.Toinstruct.B.To C.To D.To四、表达（共两节，满分45分（共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分Nobodyisperfect—youmakemistakesatonepointortheotherinyourlife.Whenyoudomakemistakes,youareworriedaboutthewrongyouhavedone.Youmayfeelsadorregret.Formanypeople,mistakescomeandgo;it’sadailyaccidenttheycouldn’tbeworriedaboutespeciallywhenthemistakesaresmallones.But ,peopletendtobemorecarefulnottorepeattheirMistakescancomeatanymomentinyourlife.Itcouldjusthappenwhenyouarecareless.Ofcourseitcanbeaccidentaltoo.Nomatterwhatthemistakeis,itisamistakeandyoucannotletitoccuragain.Forthosewhodo,theyareblessedfortheyaretheoneswhowillprogressfaster.Perhapsyouareafraidofmakingmistakes.Youdon’twanttogetintoanembarrassment(尴尬)ofapologizingforyourmistakes.However,makingmistakesisanecessarypartofself-improvement.Youshouldtakethatopportunitytounderstandwhatitmeantbyapologizingwithdignity(尊严)forthemistakesyoumadeandyoushouldrealizethatitwouldbeuselessandawasteoftimetryingtocovermistakes.Itisimportanttoremaincalmandkeepanopenmindifyouwanttoavoidrepeatingmistakes.Fromyourownmistakes,youcangainwisd