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D. )59.InwhichsectionofanewspapercanyoumostprobablyreadthisA.AD B.Health C.Business )60.Thepassageiswrittenmainlytolpeople A.tokeepagood B.toavoideatingtoC.toformgoodhealth D.tokeepawayfromBJolieRaywaswatchingTValoneathomewhentheprogramsuddenlystopped."Sorrytointerrupttheprogram.Here'sanimportantnoticefromthe.Atabout9p.m.,aladywasrobbedandkilledbyamaninbrown.Ifyouknowanythingabouttheman,pleasecallthe.Thankyou."TheterriblenewsmadeJoliefrightened.Shecouldn'thelplookingaround,butdidn'tseeanyoneinherkitchenoronthebalcony.Butallofasudden,amanappearedandstoodinfrontofher.Hewaswearingbrown!Joliedidn'tknowwhatto"Calmdown,younglady.Putyourjewelryandcashonthetable,"saidtherobber."I'llstayuphereforthenight.Ifyoudaretocallthe,youarejustaskingfortrouble."ThatmadeJolieevenmorefrightened,butshetriedtocalmherself.Justthencamethesoundofacar.Inalittlewhile,someonerangthedoorbell.Therobbersaid,withagunpointedagainstJolie'sback,"Openthedoorandsaythatyouhavegonetobed.Donotletanyonein."ButJoliehadanidea.Sheopenedthe"Goodevening,MissRay.I'mSergeantCollins.Isthereanythingunusualhere?""No,"shesaidloudly,"onlymybrotherandIareintheroom.""OK.Goodnight,"CollinsAfewminuteslater,thecarwent"Good,"therobbersaidwithas.Justatthismoment,somemenbrokethewindowandhurriedintotheroomfromthebalcony.Theyquicklycaughttherobber."Youreallydidagoodjob,MissRay.Whenyousaidthatyourbrotherwasintheroom,Iknewtherewassomethingunusual,"saidSergeantCollins,"becauseweknewthatyourbrotherhadbeenkilledinarobberyhalfayearago."()61.WhenJolieRaywaswatchingTVonenight,theprogramsuddenlystopped A.theelectricitywent B.somethingwaswrongwiththeC.arobberwasnearby D.therewasanimportantnotice )62. madeJoliefrightened.A.Thatshewasaloneat B.ThatamanwasrobbedandC.ThenoticefromtheD.Therobberinherkitchen )63.SergeantCollinsisprobablya A.guard B.neighbourC.officer )64.Wecanlearnfromthestorythat A.theknewmanydetailsofwhattherobberlookedB.SergeantCollinsbelievedJolie'swordsandleftherC.thegotintoJolie'shomethroughtheD.Jolie'sbrotherwasarobberandhadbeenkilledhalfayearbefore )65.FromthestoryweknowthatJolieRayisa(n) A.braveand B.carefulandC.honestand D.friendlyandCSincethebeginningofhistory,manhasbeenfascinatedbytheideaoflivingforever,ofwinningthefightagainstdeathanddisease.Sofar,thishasonlyremainedadream,thoughaverypowerfulone.Manypeoplehavewonderedwhetheritwouldbepossibletofindawaytopreservehumanbodies,andwhatwouldbethebestwaytopreservehumanIthaslongbeenknownthatmeatoffruitcanbekeptfreshforlongperiodsbyzing;inancient,forexample,foodwasstoredwithicetokeepitfresh.ThismethodcouldalsobeusefulforpreservinghumansandinfactmanypeopleexploredthisHowever,mostlivingbeingsthatexistunderwarmconditionsdiewhenfrozen.Thisisbecauseoftheharmfuleffectsofzingicecrystals,whicharenotonlylargerthanthevolumeofthewateroriginallyinthecells,butalsoformsharpcuttingshapesthatharmtheInthe1940sDrB.J.LuyetandagroupofscientistsinEnglandwereworkingontheproblemofzingcellswithoutdamagingthem.Sincetheharmcausedbyicecrystalswasthemaincauseofdamage,Luyetsuggestedremovingsomeorallofthewaterfromthecellsbeforezingthem.Usinglivingcellsfromchicken,Luyetandhisassistantsdiscoveredthattheycouldpartlydrythechickencells,usingamixtureofthewhitepartofaneggandglycerin,aclearthickliquidmadechieflyfromfatsandoils.Somesuccesswasobtained.Thechickencellsweredried,frozenforaperiodoftime,andthencarefullyunfrozen.Almostallthecellsrecoveredwhentheyreachednormaltemperatures.Sincethen,thecoolingofwholeanimalstoatemperatureverymuchbelowzingpointforlaterunzinghas emoreofapossibility,andtheglycerinmethodwouldprobablybeusedto plishthis.Whenthiscanbedonecompleyandsuccessfully,sciencewillhavemovedmuchclosertoitsaimofzingandstoringincurablepatientsuntilthedaytheycanbecured.()66.Itseemsthattheideaofpreservinghuman A.isB.comesfromthatofstoringmeatandfruitfreshbyC.isquiteD.doesn'tmakeany )67.Fromthefactthatmostlivingthingsexistingunderwarnconditionsdiewhenfrozen,thescientistrealizethat A.livingthingscannotbefrozenB.itisimpossibleforthemtozehumanC.thewaterfromthelivingcellsshouldbeD.cellscannotrecoverwhentheyarecarefullyunfrozen )68.Glycerincanbeused A.toremovewaterfromlivingB.to zelivingC. zelivingD.tochangetheshapeofcrystals )69.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Theharmfuleffects zingB.HowtopreserveC.HowtoremovewaterfromlivingD.Theexplorationofpreservinghuman )70.WhatisthemostprobablemeaningoftheunderlinedwordA. B. C. D.DYouprobablyknowyoushouldsay"please"and"thankyou"atrestaurants.Youprobablyknowtherulesofalibrary.Youknowyoushouldrespectandbenicetoyourclassmates.Butdoyouhavemusicmanners?KeepItDown!Youhavetonoticethevolumeofyourmusic.Youshouldnotyyourmusicsoloudthateveryonearoundyoucanhearit.Somepeoplemightevengetangry.Usually,whenyouythemusicloudonanMP3yer,otherpeoplecan'thearthewordsofthesong.Theyjusthearaloudsound.Notonewantstolistentothis.Veryloudmusiccanalsobebadforyourears.SoevenifyouarealonewhenlisteningtoourMP3yer,youshouldn'thaveitturneduptoohigh.TakeThemoff!YouneedtoknowwhentoturnyourMP3yeroffandputitaway.Librariesandschoolsdon'tallowMP3yers.Thereareotherces,likemuseums,thatdon'thaverules,butiswouldberudetohaveyourMP3yeron.Sometimes,itdoesn'tmakesensetolistenyourMP3yeratevent.Whywouldyoulistentomusicatay,amovieorasportingevent?Youwouldmisswhatisgoingonandotherswouldwonderwhyyouevencame.TakeOneOut!Onceisawhileit'sokayjusttotakeoutoneearphoneandnotother.ImagineyouarelisteningyourMP3yerwhensomeoneasksyoutheway.Itwouldnotberudetotakeoutoneearphone,lhimtheway,andputbacktheearphoneandcontinuelistening.Youcanalsodothiswhenyouorderfoodatafast-foodrestaurantorwhenyouanswertheephoneandit'snotforyou.It'sYourChoice!Therearetimeswhenyouneedtodecidewhatisbest.Forexample,somepeoplecanlistentomusicontheirMP3yerswhenreadingbooks,whileothersthinkitisdisturbing.Incaseslikethis,youneedtodowhatseemsrightforyou.()71.Theunderlinedword"volume"inParagraphTwoprobably A.thetypeof B.theamountofaC.thelengthofa D.thecolorofandMP3 )72.Noonewantstolistentofromothers'MP3 A.aloud B.sadC.alongmovie D.thewordsofasong )73.WhatwillhappenifwelistentoourMP3yeratay?A.Thetheaterwon'tallow B.TheactorswillgetC.Otherswon'theartheywell.D.Wewillmisspartofthe )74.WhichofthefollowingswillnotberudeifwejusttakeoutoneA.Shoeingothersthe B.TalkingtofriendsontheC.Watchingaspo