外刊改编语法填空题Day+33-Day+34- 高三英语一轮复习

原创外刊改编语法填空题打卡Day33HowtoTalkToYourBarberandGettheHaircutYouReallyWant Wehaveaproblemtalkingtoarguablyoneofthemostimportantpeopleinyourlife:yourbarber. It'sagoodthingbarbersaretrainedtointerpretourbabble.Anycutterworthhissaltshouldbeabletodecodewhatyouwant.Theymightevenbeabletodecipherwhatyouwantwhenyou’renotevenawareofthatis.Butwhenitcomestoyourhair,abarber’snumberonepriorityismakingyouhappy,sothey’regoingtotakeeverythingyousaywith______1_____grainofsaltuntiltheycandecipherwhatitisthatyou’reactuallylookingfor.It’seasytocling______2______clippersettings,ortechnicaltermsyoudon’tentirelyunderstand.Butthosewon’tquitegetyouacrossthefinishline. Sowhatdoyoudo?WespoketoMattyConrad,veteranbarberandfounderofVictoryhairproducts,abouthowbest______3______(navigate)thesituation.______4______you’rewalkingintoanewbarbershopforthefirsttimeoryoujustwanttoletyourcurrentbarberknow,inuncertainterms,whatyouwant,we’vegotyoucovered.Don’tSpeakWithWords YouknowZaynMalik’shair?Trytodescribeit.Tough,right?Sowhenyousitdownatthebarber,pulloutyourphone.Haveafewpicturesreadybeforeyouwalkin,evenifit’snotthefullhaircutyoulike.Sayyoulikethisguy’sbangs,orthisguy’staper,orthisguy’sedges,oralloftheabove—yourbarbercanbringallthose______5______(element)togethertocreatethelookyou’reafter.Hallelujah:allthattime______6______(spend)onInstagramwasactuallybuildingtoapurpose.KnowYourHair Everyone’shairisdifferent—notjustincolor.Butintexture,______7______(thick),andmoisture.Andknowingwhatkindofhairyouhavewillhelpyouunderstandwhatkindofcutwillworkbest,andsaveyoualotofheadachesdowntheline.Yourbarberwillbeabletotellyouifthehaircutyou’reaskingforisagoodfit—andalsogiveyousomerealtalkifyou’rethinkingcrazy.(Don’tknowwhatkindofhairyouhave?Youguessedit:askyourbarber.)UseTheRightTerms Andbythat,wemeannoterms.Avoidusingwordsyou’veheardfrompreviousbarbersorreadontheinternet:youprobablydon’tactuallyknowwhat“texture”means,nomatterhowmanytimesyou______8_____(ask)forit.Conradsuggeststalkingabouthowyouwantthehaircuttofeel,notlook.Forinstance,ifyouwantmovementontop,saythat—insteadof,like,“layers,”______9______youprobablydon’twant.“Youhavenothingtoprovetoyourbarber,”Conradsays.Soquittrying.KnowTheDifferenceBetweenACutAndAStyle Thinkaboutwhatkindofhairyouwant.Nowthinkaboutwhatyou’rewillingtodoinordertogetthathair.Willyoublowdryeverymorning?Willyouuse_____10______(multiply)products?Willyouuse...anyproducts?Allofthesethingsarecrucialinformationforabarber,becauseifyou’renotwillingtoputinthework,you’renotgoingtolikethehaircut.Rememberthis:ahaircutisacomponentofahairstyle,butnotthewholething.HowtoTalkToYourBarberandGettheHaircutYouReallyWant Wehaveaproblemtalkingtoarguablyoneofthemostimportantpeopleinyourlife:yourbarber. It'sagoodthingbarbersaretrainedtointerpretourbabble.Anycutterworthhissaltshouldbeabletodecodewhatyouwant.Theymightevenbeabletodecipherwhatyouwantwhenyou’renotevenawareofthatis.Butwhenitcomestoyourhair,abarber’snumberonepriorityismakingyouhappy,sothey’regoingtotakeeverythingyousaywithagrainofsaltuntiltheycandecipherwhatitisthatyou’reactuallylookingfor.It’seasytoclingtoclippersettings,ortechnicaltermsyoudon’tentirelyunderstand.Butthosewon’tquitegetyouacrossthefinishline. Sowhatdoyoudo?WespoketoMattyConrad,veteranbarberandfounderofVictoryhairproducts,abouthowbesttonavigate(navigate)thesituation.Whetheryou’rewalkingintoanewbarbershopforthefirsttimeoryoujustwanttoletyourcurrentbarberknow,inuncertainterms,whatyouwant,we’vegotyoucovered.Don’tSpeakWithWords YouknowZaynMalik’shair?Trytodescribeit.Tough,right?Sowhenyousitdownatthebarber,pulloutyourphone.Haveafewpicturesreadybeforeyouwalkin,evenifit’snotthefullhaircutyoulike.Sayyoulikethisguy’sbangs,orthisguy’staper,orthisguy’sedges,oralloftheabove—yourbarbercanbringallthoseelements(element)togethertocreatethelookyou’reafter.Hallelujah:allthattimespent(spend)onInstagramwasactuallybuildingtoapurpose.KnowYourHair Everyone’shairisdifferent—notjustincolor.Butintexture,thickness(thick),andmoisture.Andknowingwhatkindofhairyouhavewillhelpyouunderstandwhatkindofcutwillworkbest,andsaveyoualotofheadachesdowntheline.Yourbarberwillbeabletotellyouifthehaircutyou’reaskingforisagoodfit—andalsogiveyousomerealtalkifyou’rethinkingcrazy.(Don’tknowwhatkindofhairyouhave?Youguessedit:askyourbarber.)UseTheRightTerms Andbythat,wemeannoterms.Avoidusingwordsyou’veheardfrompreviousbarbersorreadontheinternet:youprobablydon’tactuallyknowwhat“texture”means,nomatterhowmanytimesyouhaveasked(ask)forit.Conradsuggeststalkingabouthowyouwantthehaircuttofeel,notlook.Forinstance,ifyouwantmovementontop,saythat—insteadof,like,“layers,”whichyouprobablydon’twant.“Youhavenothingtoprovetoyourbarber,”Conradsays.Soquittrying.KnowTheDifferenceBetweenACutAndAStyle Thinkaboutwhatkindofhairyouwant.Nowthinkaboutwhatyou’rewillingtodoinordertogetthathair.Willyoublowdryeverymorning?Willyouusemultiple(multiply)products?Willyouuse...anyproducts?Allofthesethingsarecrucialinformationforabarber,becauseifyou’renotwillingtoputinthework,you’renotgoingtolikethehaircut.Rememberthis:ahaircutisacomponentofahairstyle,butnotthewholething.如何和你的理发师对话并且理到你心仪的发型 我们的问题在于，我们无法有效地和生活中非常重要的人之一进行交流：你的理发师。 好在理发师们都经过培训，能解读我们的“胡言乱语”。任何称职的理发师都应能理解你想要什么样的发型。他们甚至可能在你自己都不清楚自己想要什么样的时候，帮你明确你的需求。但是对于你的头发，理发师的首要任务是让你满意，所以他们会对你说的每一句话持保留态度，直到他们能解读出你真正想要什么样的。人们很容易依赖于电推剪的设置，或者你并不完全理解的专业术语。但这些都无法让你达到理想的效果。 那么我们该怎么做呢？我们采访了资深理发师、Victory美发产品创始人马蒂·康拉德（MattyConrad），了解这种情况如何应对最好。无论你是第一次走进一家新理发店，还是只是想让你现在的理发师明确知道你想要什么，我们都为你准备好了。不要用语言表达 你知道赞恩·马利克（ZaynMalik）的发型吗？试着描述一下。很难，对吧？所以当你理发时，拿出你的手机展示。在你走进理发店前，准备好几张图片，即使它们并不完全是你喜欢的发型。比如你喜欢这个人的刘海，那个人的局部渐变，另一个人的边缘（发际线），或者以上所有——你的理发师可以将这些元素融合在一起，打造你想要的造型。感谢上帝：你在Instagram上花的所有时间其实都是在为此做准备。了解你的头发 每个人的头发都是不同的——不仅仅是颜色，还有质感、厚度和湿度都有所不同。了解你的头发类型将帮助你理解哪种发型最适合你，并在未来省去很多麻烦。你的理发师会告诉你，你想要的发型是否适合你——并且，如果你的想法过于疯狂，他们也会给你一些实际的建议。（不知道你是什么类型的头发？你说对了：问你的理发师。）使用正确的术语 我们的意思是，不要使用任何术语。避免使用你从以前的理发师那里听到或者网上看到的词：不管问了多少次，你可能实际上并不知道“质感”是什么意思。康拉德建议，说一说你想要的发型感觉，而不是外观。例如，如果你想在头顶上有动感，就说出来——而不是说“层次”，那样你可能并不想要。“你不需要向你的理发师证明什么，”康拉德说。所以不要试图证明。了解理发和发型之间的区别 想想你想要什么样的发型。然后再想想，为了得到那样的发型，你愿意付出多少努力。你愿意每天早上吹干吗？你会使用多种产品吗？你会使用…任何产品吗？所有这些都是对理发师非常重要的信息，因为如果你不愿意付出努力，你就不会喜欢这个发型。记住这一点：理发只是发型的一个组成部分，但并不是全部。 生词积累arguablyadv.可论证地，按理decipherv.破译，辨认（难认、难解的东西）；理解（神秘或难懂的事物）worthone’ssalt称职；胜任；名副其实agrainofsalt表示对某事或某人的言论持怀疑态度，不完全相信clingto坚持,依靠navigatev.导航，引路；航行于，横渡；（有效地）处理moisturen.湿度texturen.质感componentn.组成部分原创外刊改编语法填空题打卡Day34Mosquitoeschoosevictimsbyskinchemistry Mosquitoesarehumans’most

lethal

predators,carryingdiseasessuchas

malaria,yellowfeveranddenguefeverthatkillmorethanhalfamillionpeopleeachyear.

Anophelesgambiae,oneofthespeciesthatcarrymalaria,isaparticularlymenacinghunter.Therearevariousestimatesofhowfarthemosquitoesfly,buttheytendtorangelessthanhalfamileaday,accordingtoonestudyfromWestAfrica.Theytypicallyfeedaroundmidnight,flyingintotheopen

eaves

ofpeople’shomes.InZambia,2,000peopledieofmalariaeachyear. _____1_____(find)outhowthesemosquitoesstalktheirsleepingvictims,scientistsbuiltanoutdoortestingarenaaboutthesizeoftwotenniscourts,_____2_____2,000timesthesizeof_____3_____typicallaboratorysetup.Theyletthemosquitoes

acclimateto

theiropen-airlaboratory.Then,theresearchersdideverythingtheycouldto

conjure

therightmood. Atstations_____4_____(scatter)aroundthearena,airconditioningductsdeliveredthebouquetofdifferenthumanssleepinginnearbytents.Ateachstation,thepiped-in

aromas

suffusedhotplateswarmedtohumanbodytemperature,alongside

puffs

ofcarbondioxide._____5_____aninfraredcamera,scientistswatchedwhichhotplatesbecamemosquitodiscos.Theyfoundthatheatandcarbondioxideweren’tenoughtoattracttheinsectswithouttheaddedelementofhumanbodyodor. “Thisstudyaddsalot,”saidLeslieVosshall,aneurobiologistandchiefscientificofficeroftheHowardHughesMedicalInstitute,_____6_____laboratoryrecentlydiscoveredthatskinchemistry_____7_____(determine)whetherpeopleweremosquitomagnetsforadifferentspecies,Aedesaegypti,thatcarriesyellowfever. Chemicalcompoundscalledcarboxylicacidsareastrongdraw.

“_____8_____reallymatterstothemosquitoisnotthemostabundanttypeofchemical,it’sreallythosechemicalinteractionsandrelativeabundances,”saidClémentVinauger,an_____9_____(assist)professorofbiochemistryatVirginiaTech.

Herecentlytestedfourcommonlyusedsoapsandfoundthatthreeincreasedhumans’attractivenesstoAedesaegyptimosquitoes,whileone—Nativecoconutand

vanilla

bodywash—seemedtodecreaseit,probably_____10_____mosquitoesdon’tlikecoconutoil.

“Theshortansweris,”Vinaugersaid,“it’sacomplexproblem.”Mosquitoeschoosevictimsbyskinchemistry Mosquitoesarehumans’most

lethal

predators,carryingdiseasessuchas

malaria,yellowfeveranddenguefeverthatkillmorethanhalfamillionpeopleeachyear.

Anophelesgambiae,oneofthespeciesthatcarrymalaria,isaparticularlymenacinghunter.Therearevariousestimatesofhowfarthemosquitoesfly,buttheytendtorangelessthanhalfamileaday,accordingtoonestudyfromWestAfrica.Theytypicallyfeedaroundmidnight,flyingintotheopen

eaves

ofpeople’shomes.InZambia,2,000peopledieofmalariaeachyear. Tofind(find)outhowthesemosquitoesstalktheirsleepingvictims,scientistsbuiltanoutdoortestingarenaaboutthesizeoftwotenniscourts,or2,000timesthesizeofatypicallaboratorysetup.Theyletthemosquitoes

acclimateto

theiropen-airlaboratory.Then,theresearchersdideverythingtheycouldto

conjure

therightmood. Atstationsscattered(scatter)aroundthearena,airconditioningductsdeliveredthebouquetofdifferenthumanssleepinginnearbytents.Ateachstation,thepiped-in

aromas

suffusedhotplateswarmedtohumanbodytemperature,alongside

puffs

ofcarbondioxide.Withaninfraredcamera,scientistswatchedwhichhotplatesbecamemosquitodiscos.Theyfoundthatheatandcarbondioxideweren’tenoughtoattracttheinsectswithouttheaddedelementofhumanbodyodor. “Thisstudyaddsalot,”saidLeslieVosshall,aneurobiologistandchiefscientificofficeroftheHowardHughesMedicalInstitute,whoselaboratoryrecentlydiscoveredthatskinchemistrydetermined(determine)whetherpeopleweremosquitomagnetsforadifferentspecies,Aedesaegypti,thatcarriesyellowfever. Chemicalcompoundscalledcarboxylicacidsareastrongdraw.

“Whatreallymatterstothemosquitoisnotthemostabundanttypeofchemical,it’s