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A.sendingaC.creatinga59.WhatdidthefarmerusuallydoatA.HehelpedpulloutC.HefilledwatertotheB.makingaD.makingaB.HemadeD.HesleptatThekitewasoriginallycalledZhiyuaninNorthChina,andYaoziinSouthChina.EarlyintheFivedynasties,amannamedLiYeusedtomakeandflyakiteintheemperor'scourt.Heonceattachedawhistlemadeofbambootothekite.Soundwasletoutwhenthekitewasflying.ThekitewasnamedafterZheng,akindofChinesemusicinstrument.ThenitwasnamedFengzhenginTheearliestkiteintheworldwasmadebyMotse,afamousChinesephilosopher,wholived2,300yearsago,formilitary(军事的purposes.HespentthreeyearsmakinganeagleandmanagedtoflyitTheeaglewaslaterregardedasthefirstkiteintheworld.Kite-flyingbecamearecreationprobablyfromtheTangdynastywhentheroyalfamilyandpeopleofthehighestclasswereaddictedtoitItwassaidthattheEmperorXuanzongintheTangdynastyoncewasinterestedinakitenamedEightImmortalsCrossingtheSeaflyingintheair.Later,thepaper-madekitewasinvented,whichcostlessandspreadquicklyamongthecommonpeople.Astimewenton,kitesflewtovariouscountriesintheworld.Thewell-knownBritishscientist,DrNeedham,oncedescribedkitesasanimportantscientificinventionwhichspreadtoEuropefromChinainhisbook,AHistoryofChina'sScienceandTechnology.Theinventionofthekiteinspiredmen’sdreamofflyingandledtotheinventionoftheairplane.60.ThekitemadebyLiYewasnamedafteraChinesemusicinstrumentbecause A.itwasmadeofC.LiYewasaB.itcouldsoundintheD.itlookedlikea61.WhatledtotheinventionofthekiteaccordingtotheA.C.Motse'sinterestinB.AnD.Motse'sdreamof62.Whywaskite-flyingnotapopularrecreationamongcommonpeopleatA.Becausetheyweretoobusytoflykites.C.BecauseitwasdifficulttomakeB.BecausetheywerenotallowedtoD.BecauseitwasexpensivetomakeBWhichofthefollowingstatementsmightDr.Needhamagreewith?www.xkbWhichofthefollowingstatementsmightDr.Needhamagreewith?www.xkbTheChinesepeoplefirsttriedtoinventTheChinesespreadtheideaofflyingtoTheinventionofkitesinChinaisTheinventionofkitesachievedthedreamtoYourmotherwaswrong:Sittingupstraightisbadforyou.Scottishradiologistsconfirmedinastudylastyearthatbendingback130degreesbetweenbodyandtheupperpartoflegsreducespressureonthediscs(椎间盘)inthelowerback.ThisiswhytheAeronchairwassoaheadofitstimein1994.ButdesignersfindthatthefeaturesofchairsliketheAeronarelostonmostsitters.Tensionfrombendingback,lumbar(腰部的supportandseatpandeptharecommonlyignoredbyusers,whoonlythinktochangethechair'sheight.ThisdisusehasproducerssuchasHermanMillerandHumanscalelookingtowardthenextfrontier:aself-adjustingchair.“We'reworkingonachairthatwilllistentowho'ssittingonitandadjustitselftotheirweight,”saysBillDowell,directorofresearchatHermanMiller,whichmakestheAeron.Humanscale’sFreedomchairincludesacounterbalancesystem(平衡系统)thatadjustsitselfaccordingtothesitter'sweightasheorshebendsback.Orperhapsthechairofthefutureisn'toneatall.Chairscontributeinparttothehighrateofbackpain,whichaffectseightoutoftenAmericans.“Ourideaofamachineforsittingmaynotmakesenseinaglobalizedworld,”saysHermanMillerdesignerCameronCampbell.GalenCranzpointsoutinherbookTheChairthattheIndianpracticeofsquatting(蹲)andtheMuslimpractice,ofstretchingfivetimesadayLoprayhavegreatergonomic(工效学的)benefitsTenyearsfromnow,oneworkermaysettleintoalowrecliner(躺椅)anotherwillkneelonasoftcarpetandthey’lltalkacrossapileofofficecushions.64.WhywastheAeronchairsopopularA.ItwasjustnewlyC.Itcouldcuremanydiseases.B.ItofferedcomfortandhealthtoD.Itchangedpeople'sideasabout65.ThesecondparagraphmainlytellsusthattheAeron A.hadmanyweaknessesC.wasn'tmadefulluseB.neededimprovingD.couldbechangedin66.WhatmostprobablymakestheFreedomchairattractitsA.ItsabilitytoadjustC.Itsunderstandingofsitters'B.ItscheapD.Itsdifferent67.Itcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphthat A.workersallneedalowC.theglobalizedchairsareingreatneedpeople'sneedsB.thefuturechairswillnotsellD.thefuturechairswillsatisfyDCteenagerswhodonotgetenoughofthenutrientscommonlyfoundinteenagerswhodonotgetenoughofthenutrientscommonlyfoundinfruitsandfishareeasiertohavebadlungs,coughingandwheezing（喘息).TeenswhoeattheleastoffruitandespeciallyvitaminChaveweakerlungscomparedtotheothers.TeenswhotakeinlessvitaminE,foundinvegetableoilandnuts,aremorelikelytohaveasthma(哮喘),JaneBurnsattheHarvardSchoolofPublicHealthfound.Basedonthesefindings,Burnssaidthatcurrentrecommendeddose(一剂)ofvitaminC,mgaday,maynotbeenoughforteenstohavehealthylungs.Teenswhoeatlessfruitanddon'ttakeinenoughfattyacids(脂肪酸aremorelikelytohaveasthmaandthesignsofbreathingdifficulty.Properamountsoffattyacidsareprotective,Burnssaid,thoughfish,thebestsourceoffattyacids,isparticularlyunpopularwithteenagers.Fattyacidsarealsofoundinsomenutsaswellassomegreenvegetables.SmokerswhoavoidvitaminCwillincreasetheirchancesofwheezinganddevelopingphlegm(痰Morethan80percentofteensaregettingtheirrecommendeddosesofvitaminC---mainlyfromfruitdrinks.“Iwouldn'tapproveofdrinkingthem,butatleastthey'regettingtheirvitaminCfromsomewhere,”Burnssaid.Burnsaddedthatthereareseveraldifferentwaystogetthenecessary“Ithinkvitaminsupplementsarefine.IthinkaddingvitaminDtoorangejuiceisfine.ButIdothinkthereareaddedbenefitsthatwedon'tfullyunderstandtoeatingwholefocuslikefruitsandvegetablesandfish,”shesaid.Theresearchersdidnotaccountforpovertyandotherfactorsthatoftendistinguishless-healthyeatersandmayexplaintheirfindings.68.AccordingLothepassage,whatistheproblemwithteenswhodon'tgetenoughA.TheyarebecomingC.TheyeattoomuchfruitandB.Theydon'ttakeenoughD.Theyarelikelytohaveweaker69.AccordingtoBurns,howshouldteensgetthenecessaryA.BydrinkingjuiceasmuchasC.BytakingvitaminB.ByeatingmorewholeD.BygivingupWhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedbytheresearchersintheTheamountofnutrientsteensshouldtakeinaHowteenscantakeinenoughWhetherpoorteenscanprovetheirThefactthatteensdon'tlikeWhatisthebesttitlefortheA.Poornutritionhurtsteens'C.TeensareeasytosufferfromB.TeenslackproperD.MorefruithelpkeepteensPartofthemagicinmoviesisthecostumes.Theycantransformanormal-lookingactorintoacowboy,aspacealienorevenasuperhero.Costumesformoviesaredesignedandcreatedbyawholeteamofpeople,accordingtoCourtneyDaniel,aToronto-basedcostumedesignerwhoworkedontherecentmovieNightAtTheMuseum.Asadesigner,shedoesresearchtofindoutwhatdetailsareneededtomakeacostumework,andwhatmakessenseforaspecificmovie.InNightAtTheMuseum,sheandafewotherspenttimeatlibrariesandmuseumsstudyingeverythingfromwhatcowboysshouldwear,toEancientEgyptiansandHunswouldhaveputon.Oncetheygottheinformationtheyneeded,theyfiguredoutwhatfabrics(织物)touseandhowtoputthemtogether.ThedesignersevenchangedafewdetailstomaketheancientEgyptiansandHunswouldhaveputon.Oncetheygottheinformationtheyneeded,theyfiguredoutwhatfabrics(织物)touseandhowtoputthemtogether.Thedesignersevenchangedafewdetailstomakethecostumesmore“moviefriendly”.Forexample,morecolourandextratouches(修饰)helpedhistoricalcostumestobealiveforkids.OneexampleofthisisthecostumefortheroleinthemovieNightAtTheMuseum,anIndianwomanSacagaweawhichhasashorterskirtandfitsmorecloselythantheclothestherealSacagaweawouldhaveworn.Danielhasalsoworkedoncostumesforotherbig-namemovies,suchasthesecondandthirdX-Menmovies,andCatwoman.Ifyouerestedinbeingacostumedesigner,ithelpstohaveaninterestinsewing.Shesaid,“Learninghowtosew,andhowdifferentfabricsandmaterialsworkisimportant.”Soisknowinghowtocarryoutresearch,Daniel'sdegreeinarthistoryhelpedinthis72.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,thecostumes A.helpdesignersbecomeC.canchangetheactors'B.playanimportantpartinD.createateamof73.Accordingtothepassage,adesigner A.needstoknoweverycountry'sC.needstolearnabouttheEgyptians'wayofB.shouldlearnhowtocarryoutD.won'tbesuccessfulwithoutadegreeinart74.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“moviefriendly”inthethirdparagraphmeanA.AcceptabletotheC.SuitableforB.FreefortheD.Friendlytothe75.WhatdoweknowaboutthemovieNightAtTheB.“Catwoman”isanimportantD.ItisabouttheevolutionofA.SacagaweaisoneofthecharactersinC.IthasnothingtodowithII卷（非选择35第四部分：写作（共两节35分第一节任务型读写（10110分Manypeople,whenstartingtogamble(赌博thinkthattherewillbenoproblemtostopatanygiventimebuttheydon'tevenrealizehowtheirinitialexcitementeventuallytransformsintolosingofcontrol,howtheystarttogamblemoreandmorefrequentlyinordertobetlargerandlargeramountsofmoney,andfinallyturnintorealaddicts.Addictivegamblingcanharmtherelationshipsathomeandatwork.Peopleevenstartdoingthingstheyneverthoughttheywould,likestealingtogetmoneytogambleorpaygamblingdebts.Theystarttolieandcheatonceoutofcashtousefortheiraddiction.Gablingistheonlythingthatoccupiesthemindofanaddictandisalltheywanttodo,nomatterwhattheconsequencesare.Gamblerskeepgamblingwhethertheyareinagoodorinabadmood,whethertheyarehappyordepressed.ItseemsthatonlysocantheynotfeelAccordingtotheexperts,therearethreestagesleadingtogamblingaddiction1ststage:Theso-calledwinningstage.Itstartswiththeplayer'sfirstwins.This1ststage:Theso-calledwinningstage.Itstartswiththeplayer'sfirstwins.Thiseventreleasessuchabigamountofstimulationintothebrainofanindividual,thattheywillpayanypricetorepeatthestimulation.2ndstage:Thelosingstage.Eventually,theplayerwillstarttolosefromtimetotime.excessiveplayersusuallydonotliketolose.Theystartplayingmoreandmoreinordertogetthelostmoneyback,andalwaysbelievethattheluckisjustonitsway.Thisveryoftenleadstotrappingtheplayerintoaterriblecircle.3rds