2024年上海交大附中高一期末考试英语试卷试题（答案详解）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页2024年上海交大附中高一英语期末考试卷（满分150分，答案一律写在答题纸上）第I卷I.ListeningComprehension(25’)SectionADirections:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.7:00

B.6:30

C.6:00

D.7:302.A.Theyarelikelytohaveagreatreview.

B.Theywillstaythereforalongertime.C.Theyaretoenjoyicecreaminaneasyway.

D.Theicecreamstoreistoobigtoimagine.3.A.Hewasinvolvedinatrafficaccident.

B.Hewasnotabletogettoworkontime.C.Heisseriouslysickofhiscar.

D.Hehadhiscarstolen.4.A.Thewomanplannedtotravelbyhigh-speedrail.B.Oneoftheman’searsabsolutelydeaf.C.Thetrafficappmayhelpthemtoavoidaheavytraffic.D.Theyaredrivingatahighspeedastheyplanned.5.A.AtthebusstopofShanghaiDisneyland

B.Attheplatformofasubway.C.AtShanghairailwaystation.

D.AtabusstopsomewhereinShanghai.6.A.Policewomananddriver

B.Nurseandpatient.C.Librarianandreader

D.Hotelmanagerandguest.7.A.Theyhaveadoptedatleasttwokids.

B.Theywillhavemoreadoptedkids.C.ThecouplearefromAfrica.

D.Theyareanextendedfamily.8.A.Ms.Zengisplanningtoraisetherawmaterialcostduetotheraisedlabourcost.B.Themanishesitatingaboutwhetherhewillbuycertainproductsornot.C.Thequalityoftheproductsisreallyfarfromtheman’sexpectation.D.Themanhasmadeuphismindtogivethenegotiationastop.9.A.Shedoesnotapproveoftheman’swayindescribingpeople’sspeech.B.Shebelievesthatpeople’sspeakinginanelegantwayisamazing.C.Shedoesn’tbelievepeoplemayspeakelegantlyinreallife.D.Shewasindoubtabouttheman’scharactersinthenovel.10.A.Theirweddinganniversaryiscomingsoon.B.They’dbetterfindanotherrestauranttocelebratetheirweddinganniversary.C.Thewomanshouldbemorepatientonsuchabigday.D.Thedrivingisdullbecauseoftheheavytraffic.SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.15.000

B.5,000,000

C.15,000,000

D.50,000,00012.A.TheChinesepeoplearereallygoodattheworld’smostpopularsport,soccer.B.Withinnextdecades,morethan90,000soccerfieldswillbebuiltacrossthecountry.C.ChinesemenhavequalifiedfortheWorldCupfinalonlyoncein2002.D.Incontrasttomen,Chinesewomensoccerplayersaremoresuccessful.13.A.SomebillionairesinChina.B.PresidentXiJinping.C.JacksonMartinez.D.TheChinesepeople.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.Itgivesstudentsmoretimetodigestwhatthey’velearned.B.Itisflexibleinplanningclasses,socialpracticeandpersonalprojects.C.Plentyofsocialpracticefreesstudentsofworriesabouttheirfuturecareer.D.Studentshavemoretimetoenjoytheirlifeinuniversities.15.A.ThelengthofeachsemestervariesintheChinesetrimester.B.Allthose“Project985”universitieshaveappliedthistrimestersystem.C.Studentshouldtakeasmanycoursesaspossibleinsummersemester.D.Takingothersubjectsshouldbeoffthelistinsummersemester.16.A.Takingmorecoursesinsummersemester.B.Havinganefficientarrangementinstudyingcontents.C.Takinganactivepartinpromotingacademicenvironment.D.Payingnotattentiontochangesinacademicschedules.Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.17.A.Athome

B.Inastudio

C.Inoffice

D.Atschool18.A.AnEnglishprogramme

B.SomethingannoyingC.Anexpression

D.AgoatcalledFred19.A.Nell’sgoatisreallyamadgoat,atroublemaker.B.NellreallymakesFeifeimad.C.Nell’sgoatwasreallyannoyingtoeveryone.D.Nell’sgoatannoysFeifeiduetoitssmell.20.A.Yourbestfriendtoldyouthathe’spastthedrivingtest.B.Somecarsareblowingtheirhornswhenyouaredoingatestinside.C.Youareridingabicyclewithyouclassmatesinthestreet.D.Yourneighbourbringsyouacakebecauseitisherdaughter’sbirthday.II.GrammarandVocabularySectionAMultipleChoices(25’)Directions:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.1．Regulationsoftenmeetresistanceintherigidsystem,________bossyemployersmaybechallengedbyemployees.A．which B．where C．whose D．that2．Dominatingthelistarehigh-incomecountries,________theaverageecologicalfootprintisnowfivetimesthatofpoornations.A．ofwhich B．what C．inwhich D．whose3．________we’veadvancedourservicequalityishelpfulinattractingmorecustomersinthefuture.A．How B．Why C．Which D．That4．Thepost-pandemicjobmarketisnolongerthemarket________thegeneralpublicthinksitis,asprofitmarginsshrink.A．which B．as C．where D．that5．Itis10years________theseimportantenvironmentalproblemswereaddressed,whichbenefitedtheentireworld.A．since B．after C．before D．when6．Itissuggested________,insteadofcomplainingalldaylong,Louisethinkofthecontributorswhohavehelpedhersurvive.A．which B．/ C．that D．what7．Thenewclassrulesin________designmostclassmateshaveparticipatedissoinnovativethatotherclassesalsowanttofollowsuit.A．which B．where C．whose D．what8．New________thefacilityis,itwouldmakepossibleamuchstrongersignalthatwouldcoverwiderresidentialareas.A．although B．as C．despite D．while9．Itwaswidelyconfirmedbyscientiststhatthatwasexactly________globalgreenhousegasemissionneedstobeaddressedassoonaspossible.A．why B．how C．when D．whether10．Appreciatingapoet’sreadingofhisownworksisverybeneficialbecausewecanunderstandthepoembetter________thepoetplacesemphasisorpauses.A．atwhere B．fromwhere C．inwhich D．fromwhich11．Whoeveriselectedthenewleaderwillshouldertheresponsibilityofshapingourcommunityintoamoreunitedone,as________bythevoters.A．beingexpected B．expected C．hadexpected D．expect12．Wherethereisfreedomofthepress,thereisalsoobligationtoensureobjectivereportingforwhat________andwhatishappening.A．happens B．hadhappened C．happened D．ishappened13．Itsuddenly________tomethatIneedtomarkitdown,becauseItendtoforgetthings,howeversimpletheyare.A．occurred B．occur C．occurs D．isoccurring14．HeisthemostdevotedteacherthatI________,becauseheisforeverthinkingofhowtocreateabetterenvironmentforthisstudents.A．saw B．hadeverseen C．see D．haveeverseen15．Theconcertworldasawholeisincrisis,butjazz,oneofthemostvulnerabletypesonliveperformance,isespeciallyontheedge.A．whichdepends B．whichdepend C．thatdepend D．asdepends16．Thesethickforestscoverabroadspanofarea,whichservesasaperfect________forthemarch,leavingtheenemyinthedarkaboutourposition.A．setting B．cover C．residency D．tunnel17．Thenewly-furnishedlibraryfeaturesa(n)________studyroomwherestudentscansitingroupstocommunicateoccasionally.A．open-plan B．labour-saving C．single-roomed D．24-hour18．Thoughallhiseffortshavefailedto________hisdemandingparents,histeacherandclassmateswereamazedbyhisacademicperformance.A．shock B．arouse C．conquer D．wow19．It’seasytolay________forimpulsive(冲动的)behaviorsonteenagerswhosebrainisunderdevelopedratherthantheshortageofguidance.A．blame B．discrimination C．complaint D．criticism20．Onreceivingasubmission,anexperiencededitorneedstoefficientlydecidewhatparttoadoptandhowmuchto________forabetterversionawaitingforpublication.A．adapt B．surf C．update D．quote21．Overtime,theeuroandChina’syuancanmatureintocompetitorsfordollaras________currency.A．convertible B．intelligent C．primary D．valuable22．Herexcellentspeechwas________byburstsofapplauseandgreatcheersfromthecrowd.A．impressed B．illustrated C．punctuated D．delivered23．Totransferinformationfromshort-termtolong-termmemory,the________requiresperiodsofrest.A．heart B．spirit C．brain D．head24．Herparentstriedto________somepressureonhertodowellinthecollegeentranceexaminationsothatshecanbeadmittedtoaprestigeuniversity.A．bring B．put C．bear D．keep25．Manyparentsworkalldaylongtoprovidetheirchildrenwithagoodlivingcondition,buttheirkidsmightjust________forthecompanyoftheirparents.A．take B．long C．expect D．desireSectionBVocabulary(20’)ADirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.touched

B.extraordinary

C.set

D.challenged

E.involvementF.individuality

G.angle

H.quote

I.reflection

J.amazed

K.dismissalDeadPoetsSociety(死亡诗社)isa1989AmericandramafilmwrittenbyTomSchulman,directedbyPeterWeirandstarringRobinWilliams.Thefilmevokedanextensive26oneducation.27attheconservativeWeltonAcademyinthenortheastUnitedStatesin1959,andittellsthestoryofanEnglishteacherwhoinspireshisstudentsthroughhisteachingofpoetry.Intheautumnof1959,NeilbeginshissenioryearofhighschoolatWeltonAcademy,anall-male,eliteschool.Onthefirstdayofclasses,theyare28bytheunorthodox(非正统的)teachingmethodsofthenewEnglishteacherJohnKeating,aWeltonalumnuswhoencourageshisstudentsto“makeyourlives29”,asentimenthesummarizedwiththeLatinexpressioncarpediem.Subsequentlessonsincludehavingthemtaketurnsstandingonhisdesktoteachtheboyshowtheymustlookatlifeinadifferent30,tellingthemtotearofftheintroductionoftheirpoetrybookswhichexplainsamathematicalformulausedforratingpoetry,andinvitingthemtomakeuptheirownstyleofwalkinginacourtyardtoencouragethemtomaintain31.Astheschoolyearprogresses,Keating’slessonsandtheir32inasecretpoetryclubencouragethemtolivetheirlivesontheirownterms.However,Keating’smethodsattracttheattentionofstrictheadmasterGaleNolan.HeisfiredandNolantakesoverteachingtheclass.Keatinginterruptstheclasstocollectpersonalarticlesbeforeheleaves,thestudentsshoutthatallofthemwereforcedtosigntheletterthatresultedinhis33.TheystandontheirdesksonebyoneandsaluteKeatingwiththewords“OCaptain!MyCaptain!”.Keatingisdeeply34.TheDeadPoetsSocietyreceivedcriticalapplauseandboxofficesuccess.Thefilm’sline“Carpediem.Seizetheday.”wasalsovotedasthegreatestmovie35oftheyear2014bytheAmericanFilmInstitute.*BDirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.addressed

B.boast

C.approach

D.sense

E.wealthyF.glimpse

G.revealed

H.pushy

I.statistics

J.peers

K.motivationCollegeRankingsAreSomething,butNotEverythingIamalwaysconfusedwhenreadingstatementslike“PrincetonUniversityisthenumberonecollegeintheUnitedStates.”ArethosewhoattendPrincetoninherentlybrighterthantheir36?IsPrincetonabletoproducemoregeniusesupongraduation?High-rankingcollegesinglobaleducationleaguesattractgreatertalentinstaffandstudents,and37betterfacilities,thereforegeneratingmoreprofits.IntheUnitedStates,however,thisvirtuouscyclecanturnviciouswhenfinancially-challengedparentsendupspendingtheirlifesavingsontheirchildren’seducation,while38individualscansimplybuytheirwayin.Besides,theserankingsfacecriticismforpotentiallyinfluencingcollegestomakeminoradjustmentsin39toimprovetheirpositiononthetable.Ididn’tcareaboutcollegerankingsforyearsuntilIrecentlysawsomethingdifferent.ThispastOctober,ShanghaiRankingConsultancy40theGlobalRankingofAcademicSubjects2023,whichassessesuniversitiesworldwideacross55subjectsinfivedisciplines.Itissaidtoemployamorein-depth41toevaluatetheperformanceofuniversities.Andthismakesiteasierforprospectivestudentstochoosethebestcollegefortheirspecificsubject.Buthowmuchweightshouldyougivetotheserankings?Inmyopinion,collegerankingscanserveasareference,offeringa42intothereputationandstrengthsofinstitutions.However,theyshouldnotbetheonlydeterminingfactorforyou.Therearemanyaspectstoauniversityeducationthatcanonlybe43whenyouareclearaboutyourgoals.Ioncetaughtathree-monthprogramtoprepareuniversitystudentsforoverseasexchangeprogramsinEngland.Butsomeofthemdisplayedlow44.Itwasn’tmerelyduetoalanguagebarrier.Theseindividualsseemedtolackcommunicationskills,criticalthinkingand,moreimportantly,a45ofpurpose,whichmighthelpdeterminetheirfutureacademicquality.Afterall,whatliesintheheartofeducationis“U”.III.

ReadingComprehension(15’+30’)SectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.“BlameMyBrain”byNicolaMorgan,reviewedbyRosalieWarrenAssomeonewhoconstantlyblamesmybrainforallsortsofthings(notmyfault—mybraindidit!),Iwas46bythetitleofNicolaMorgan’sbookandonlyslightlydisappointedtolearnthatitwas47teenagers.SinceIhavemanydayswhenIfeelthatIambarelyoutofmyteens(thoughthemirror,sadly,doesnotbearthisout),Idecidedthatthebookmightstillberelevanttome,andindeedtomyrelationshipswithmyno-longer-teenagechildren.Thesubtitleis“Theamazingteenagebrainrevealed”andamazingis,Isoon48,exactlywhattheteenagebrainis.Ilearnedthatoneofthethingsthat49tothebraininourearlyteenageyearsisaflurryofgrowthofthedendrites(connectionsbetweenneurons),followedafewyearslaterbyamajorpruningsessionwheremanyoftherelativelyunusedconnectionsareculledandtheremainingonesarestrengthenedandcoatedwithafattymyelinlayerreadyforadultlife.Not50,allthisactivityisnotwithoutitsdownsidefortheperson“within”,anditgoesalongwaytowards51whyteenagerscanbesodifficulttolivewithandtocopewiththemselves.Therearealsobrain-basedexplanationsofwhyteenagersneedsomuchsleep,whytheydon’ttidytheirrooms,whytheycome52whentherestoftheworldisgoingtosleepandwhysomeofthem,atleast,arerisk-takers.There’sstuffaboutalcoholanddrugsandwhysuchthingsarenotgoodforthebrain,butallofitiswritteninavery53andunderstandingwaythatIthinkteenagerswillwarmto.NicolaMorganisnotaneurologistora54scientist,butsheclearlyhaddoneagreatdealofresearchand55expertsincludingProfessorSimonBaron-CohenandProfessorSusanGreenfield,amongmanyothereminentnamesinthefield.Morganhasagiftforsimplifyingandexplaining56subjectmatterwithalightbutprecisetouch,andsheiscarefulto57betweenestablishedfactsandtheoriesandspeculationsofherownandotherpeople’s.There’splentyofhumourandagoodfewwell-deserveddigsatthestupidityofparentsandotherwell-meaningbutmisguidedadults,whichteenagerswill58.Therearediagrams,tests,photosrelatingtoquestionslikeWhatemotionscanyourecognize?Doyou59otheremotionswithanger?Whatkindofthinkerareyou?Whichmentaltasksdoyoufindcomparativelyeasyordifficult?There’salsosoundadviceforaddiction,self-harm,depressionandother60illnesses,andsomepointerstowardsrecognizingwhenyoumayneedtoseekhelp.TheillustrationsbyAndyBakeraregreat,too.Andohyes—there’ssomeinterestingdiscussiononthedifferencesbetweengirls’brainsandboys’,ifthereareany.You’llhavetoreadittofindout...46．A．attracted B．interested C．invested D．introduced47．A．intendedto B．aimedat C．targetedby D．appealedto48．A．defended B．dismissed C．discovered D．differed49．A．happens B．projects C．evolves D．limits50．A．surprisingly B．immediately C．unfortunately D．regularly51．A．expressing B．explaining C．declaring D．exposing52．A．living B．lively C．alive D．alone53．A．sympathetic B．pessimistic C．positive D．negative54．A．laborious B．humorous C．productive D．professional55．A．consulted B．conducted C．converted D．suggested56．A．complicated B．simplified C．contrary D．demanding57．A．denounce B．distinguish C．determine D．depend58．A．appreciate B．hate C．respect D．reflect59．A．confuse B．combine C．unite D．associate60．A．mind B．physical C．mental D．emotionalSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.AIntheheartofthewar-torncity,wherebuildingsstoodlikewoundedsoldiers,Emmawaitedinlineforherweeklyration.Thelinemovedslowly,asomberprocessionofgaunt(瘦削憔悴的)facesandthreadbarecoats.Whenherturncame,therationofficerhandedhertheallottedfoodwithadetachedefficiency.“Twoloaves,halfapoundofsugar,andatinofpowderedmilk,”herecited.Theportionsseemedtoshrinkeachweek,mirroringthedwindlinghopeinpeople’shearts.Clutchinghermeagersupplies,Emmahurriedthroughthebombed-outstreets,dodgingcratersanddebris.Thecity,oncevibrantandbustling,nowlayinahushedsurrendertoscarcityandfear.Athome,herfamily’ssmallgardenofferedasharpcontrasttothedesolationaround.Here,amidsttherowsofstrugglingvegetables,herfathertoiled.“Dad,letmehelp,”Emmaoffered,takingtheshovelfromhiswearyhands.Together,theydugintotheearth,creatingahiddencacheforextrafood.Itwasasecrettheyguardedfiercely,knowingthatintimesofshortage,evenneighborscouldturnagainsteachotheroutofdesperation.Astheyworked,Emma’smindwanderedtothedaysbeforethewar,whenfoodwasabundantandtheirgardenwasasourceofjoy,notjustsurvival.Sherememberedhermother’scooking,thearomasthatfilledtheirkitchen,thelaughterthataccompaniedtheirmeals.Now,eachbiteoftheirblandrationswasareminderofwhathadbeenlost.Intheevenings,thefamilygatheredaroundasmalltable,sharingtheirrationedfood.Conversationflowed,weavingtalesofbettertimes,ignitingsparksofhope.Emma’syoungerbrother,Tom,wouldoftenask,“Whenwillwehavechocolateagain?”Itwasaquestionloadedwithlonging,notjustforthesweetnessofchocolatebutforthereturnofnormalcy.Despitethehardship,theyfoundreasonstosmile.Emma’sfatherwouldrecountstoriesfromhisyouth,talesofadventurethatseemedlikefairytalesintheirgrimsurroundings.Hermotherwouldhumoldtunes,fillingtheirhomewithasemblanceofwarmthandnormalcy.Aswinterdeepened,therationsgrewscarcer,andthehiddencacheinthegardenbecametheirlifeline.Eachday,Emmaandherfatherwouldcheckthehole,ensuringtheirprecioussuppliesweresafe.Thehole,amerecavityintheground,symbolizedtheirresilience,arefusaltosuccumbtodespair.61．Howdidtheamountofweeklyrationsappeartochangeeachweek?A．Significantlyincreased B．DramaticallydecreasedC．Remainedthesame D．Decreasedeachweek62．Whatdoestheterm“hiddencache”inthethirdparagraphrefertointhearticle?A．Atreasuremap B．AburiedcapsuleC．Asecretfoodstoragespot D．Amysteriousbox63．Howdoesthefamily’sgatheringaroundthetableformealsillustratetheimpactofwarontheirlives?A．Abundantfoodshowshowthewarhasunexpectedlybroughtprosperitytotheirfamily.B．Thefamily’sconversationsaboutawar-freefuturereflecttheirenduringhope.C．Mealsatthetablearesilentandrushed,highlightingtheirfearandanxiety.D．Thetablebecomesaplaceofconflictwherefamilymembersargueoverlimitedfood.64．Tom’slongingforchocolateissymbolicinthestory.Whatdoesthislongingrepresent?A．It’sasimplecravingforatreat,unrelatedtothebroaderthemesofthestory.B．Thedesireforchocolatesymbolizesayearningforthecomfortsoflifebeforethewar.C．Hiswishforchocolateindicateshisdislikeforthefoodrationingandnothingmore.D．Itisasecretcodeusedbythefamilytocommunicateabouttheirhiddenfood.B

________/10

Hardship

Judy

May,2020EarlyonIthoughtthisfamilywasabunchofcomplainers.Butthefocusofthisrealityshowishowsweetfamilylifewasinthetoughwartimeera,whichreallytouchedme.ButasIwatchedInotedthatthe1940smid-classfamilylifewasnotthatunbearable.Eventhoughtheydidn’thavelabor-savingfacilities,theystillhadcoalfire.Maybe,it’sonlyduetomodernpeople’ssenseofprivilegethattheypromptlyforgetwhatimmense,bodilylaborwasinvolvedinthepreviouschoreitreplaced.So,theexperimentwasnotthat“real”?!Therefore,Irecommend,butnothighly,thisshowtoyou.

_________/10

MustSeeTV-Really!

Lily

June,2021Foranyoneinterestedin“RealityTV”withanemphasison“Real”,checkout1940’sHouseassoonasyoucan.TheHymerfamilyfromnorthernEnglandspends9weekslivingthelifeofasuburban1940’shouseduringtheinfamousLondonblitz.Everythingtheyuse,wear,purchase,readcomesfromthattimeperiod-includingrationbooks,blackoutcurtains,Victorygardens,andaself-builtbombshelter.Whatmakesthis

“House”

installmentthebestin

alongline

(see

“FrontierHouse”,“ColonialHouse”,“1900House”)isthefamily’swillingnesstoimmersethemselvesintheprojectwholeheartedly.YouastheviewerreallybegintosympathizewiththeHymerfamily’sstrugglestolivea1940’slifewitha21stcenturymindset.Ithinkmostpeoplewillcomeawaylikingtheattitudeandspiritofthemotherthebest-shetrulyembodiestheBritishspiritthatwassoessentialandprevalentduringEngland’sdarkesthour.Thisis3hoursof“history”thatnoonewillwanttoend.Childrenwouldalsoenjoythisasthereare2youngboys(ages10and7)whoparticipateintheprogramwholeheartedly.________/10

Abit

sinister

David

February,2023Althoughit’saswellmadeastheotherPBSrealityshows,thisonewasdisturbing.ManyofthehardshipsimposedontheHymersarebydesign,notcircumstance.Acommitteeofsevenoreightexpertsprivatelyjudgestheminastarchamberanddecideshowstrictrationingwillbeandhowmuchtheywillbefinedforinfractions.Watchingthechildrengohungrywhiletheexpertsdebatedhowmuchtocutthefoodbudgetbotheredme.TheHymerslivemorelikelabratsthanadventurers.It’salsohardtogetworkedupabouthowmuchwartimeBritssufferedfromrationingsinceitwasnothingcomparedtothehardshipsundergonebyeasternEuropeans,Asiansandeventheirownsoldiers.Theshowwassimplytoonarrowinscopeandsinister.65．Theratingsofthesethreeusershavebeenhidden.Whichofthefollowingthreeratingsdoyouthinkaremostlikelytobereal?A．Judy:6/10;Lily:3/10;David:1/10 B．Judy:8/10;Lily:10/10;David:8/10C．Judy:6/10;Lily:10/10;David:1/10 D．Judy:8/10;Lily:1/10;David:8/1066．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．FromJudy’sperspective,theHymersfamilyhasalwaysbeenabunchofcomplainers.B．The“House”seriesconsistof“FrontierHouse”,”ColonialHouse”and“1900House”.C．ThemotherpersonifiestheessentialBritishspiritsomostpeoplewilllikeher.D．ThePBSrealityshowsarequitedisturbing,especially“The1940sHouse”.67．Thepassagecanprobablybefound________.A．onawebsiteprovidingreviewsaboutrealityshowsB．ontheadvertisementof“The1940sHouse”C．onatextbookabouthowtomakeexcellentmoviesD．inafantasynovelabouttravellingbacktothe1940sCDearboss—Youhavealwaystriedtoattractyoungandyoungishconsumers,andourconsultantshavealwayscomeupwithnewwaystolabelthem.Idon’tneedtoremindyouthat“millennials”and,increasingly,“GenZ”areourmostimportantmarkets.Thetroubleisthatcomingupwithrulestodefineaswatheofhumanityismoreartthanscience.Itisliabletoapplystereotypes.Luckilyyouhaveme,andI’mheretotellyouthatmuchofwhatiswrittenaboutmarketingtotoday’smostprizedconsumersisamyth.Socialmediahasjustchangedthewayspeoplediscoverbrandsfromviewingtelevision,newspapersandmagazinestosurfingInstagramandTikTok;ithasweakenedthepowerofmarketingasawhole.Suchistheeasewithwhichdigitalnativescanfact-checkourtrickymarketingclaimsthatitisgettinghardertobuildbrandloyalty.Online,communicationischeapandpricesarereadilyGoogled.Thereisasimilartemptationtothinkthatphysicalshopsnolongermatter.YoungconsumerslovetheirAmazondeliveries.Butwhatworksbestistheseamlesscombinationofthedigitalandphysicalworlds.Rememberthoseonline-onlyinfluencer-backedbeautybrandslikeGlossier,whichtooktheworldbystormduringthepandemic?Itturnsoutthatth