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Don't blame genes for aging facial skin. A new study of twins suggests you can   1  those coarse(粗糙的) wrinkles, brown or pink spots, and dilated(膨胀的) blood vessels on too much time in the sun, smoking, and being overweight.
Because twins share genes, but may have  2 exposures to environmental factors, studying twins allows an, "opportunity to control for genetic susceptibility(敏感性)," Dr. Elma D. Baron, at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio, and colleagues  3 in the latest issue of Archives of Dermatology.
Their analysis of environmental skin-damaging factors in 65 pairs of twins hints that skin aging is  4 more to environment and lifestyle than  5  factors.
But when it   6  skin cancer, the researchers say their findings support previous reports that   7  environment and genes affect skin cancer risk.
Baron's team   8  facial skin of 130 twins, 18 to 77 years old, who lived 9  in the northern Midwest and Eastern regions of the U.S. who were  10  the Twins Days Festival in Ohio in August 2002.
At this time, each of the twins also  11   reported how their skin burned or tanned  12   sunscreen(防晒霜), their weight, and their history of skin cancer, smoking, and alcohol drinking.
The study group   13  of 52 fraternal and 10 identical twin pairs, plus 3 pairs who were unsure of their twin status. Identical(同卵的) twins share all of their genes and fraternal twins share only about half.
From these data, the researchers  14 strong ties, outside of twin status, between smoking, older age, and being overweight, and having facial skin with evidence of environmental  15 
 16  contrast, sunscreen use and drinking alcohol appeared correlated with   17   skin damage.
Baron and colleagues say the current findings, which highlight ties between facial   18 and potentially avoidable  19  factors -- such as smoking, being overweight, and   20  overexposure to the sun's damaging rays -- may help motivate people to minimize these risky behaviors.
(    ) 1. A. blame                     B. owe                 C. take                 D. bring
(    ) 2. A. same                       B. different           C. similar             D. common
(    ) 3. A. explain                    B. confirm            C. declare             D. shout
(    ) 4. A. equal                             B. related              C. close                D. strict
(    ) 5. A. characteristic           B. personal           C. natural             D. genetic
(    ) 6. A. comes to                 B. talks of             C. refers to           D. gets to
(    ) 7. A. all                          B. neither             C. both                 D. either
(    ) 8. A. examined                B. checked            C. inspected          D. interviewed
(    ) 9. A. most                       B. usually             C. mostly              D. always
(    ) 10. A. joining                  B. representing      C. attending          D. remarking
(    ) 11. A. separately              B. lonely              C. commonly               D. truly
(    ) 12. A. with                             B. on                    C. in                    D. without
(    ) 13. A. consisted                      B. made up         C. contained        D. included
(    ) 14. A. documented           B. recorded           C. reported           D. noted
(    ) 15. A. damage                 B. exploration       C. protection         D. material
(    ) 16. A. In                         B. By                   C. As                    D. At
(    ) 17. A. lesser                    B. more                C. no                    D. fewer
(    ) 18. A. look                             B. aging                      C. expression               D. wrinkle
(    ) 19. A. environmental               B. genetic             C. emotional         D. psychological
(    ) 20. A. protected                      B. planned            C. unprotected       D. prevented
1-20 ABABD ACACC ADADA BABAC
本文用一项针对双胞胎开展的最新研究表明,皱纹、红褐斑以及血管瘤等皮肤问题和长时间日晒、吸烟以及体重超标有关。完成本完形填空的基本思路是联系上下文语言逻辑的同时,要紧密结合日常生活中的常识。
1. A你可以把皱纹、红褐斑以及血管瘤等皮肤问题归因于长时间日晒、吸烟以及体重超标有关。由此我们得知此空要填上表示:把…..归因于…..,A项blame和on搭配刚好表示这个意思。B项owe要和介词to才表示这样的意思。CD两项和on搭配分别表示呈现和带来之意,再说他们两个只能构成take on…….和bring on…….这样的动词短语。
2. B由于双胞胎拥有相同的基因,但可能受到的环境因素的影响不同,因此研究双胞胎可以“对基因易感性加以控制”,此空需要填上表示不同的含义的词,也即是B项,而ACD项所表达的意思:相同,相似,共同之意。
3. A位于美国俄亥俄州克里夫兰的凯斯西储医学院的艾尔玛?D?巴伦博士及其同事在最新一期的《皮肤病学档案》中解释称……我们不难看出此处表示解释之意的动词,也即是A项explain,而BCD项所表达是证实,宣布,大喊的意思,不符合此处的语言逻辑。
4. B研究人员对65对双胞胎的皮肤损伤环境影响因素进行分析后发现,环境和生活方式跟皮肤老化的关系大于遗传因素,此处应该填上表示相关之意的形容词,也即是B项related。而ACD项依次分别所表达的意思:相等,接近,严格,都不符合此处的语言逻辑。
5. D上一题的分析我们不难看出此处应该填上表示基因方面的之意,也就即是D项:genetic(基因的),ABC项依次分别所表示的意思:特征的,个人的,自然的儿都不符合此处的上下文之间语意。
6. A但在皮肤癌的问题上,研究人员称他们的发现与之前的研究一样,认为环境和基因对患皮肤癌风险均有影响。我们不难看出此处应该填上表示在……的问题上,在…….方面之意的动词短语,而A项其实固定结构when it comes to……就表示这样的意思,而BCD项依次分别所表达的意思:说起(其主语通常是某个人),涉及或者参考(其主语通常是某个人),到达(其主语通常是某个人),不符合此处的上下文之间语言逻辑,也不是固定结构。
7. C由上一题的分析我们容易得出此处应该填上表示两者都……之意的连词,也即是C项:both,而ABD项依次分别所表达的意思:三者以上都……,两者都不…..,两者中的任何一个……
8. A巴伦的研究小组对130个年龄从18岁到77岁的双胞胎的面部皮肤进行了研究。分析后我们不难看出此处应该填上表示研究之意的动词,也就是A项examined。而BCD项依次分别所表达的意思是:核对,视察,采访。
9. C这些双胞胎大部分居住在美国中西部偏北地区和东部地区,其中的大部分是副词用来修饰live。A项most(代词的时候是大部分的意思)具有很大的迷惑性,但most作副词时,意思是:很,极其,非常。BD两项依次分别所表达的意思是通常,一直,和这儿的语言逻辑不契合。
10. C他们于2002年8月参加了在俄亥俄州举行的“双胞胎节”,其中的参加就是C项attending,而ABD项所表达的意思中就数A项容易让人上当,但是它表示此意的时候要和介词in搭配,BD两项的意思是:描述,陈述。
11. A在这项研究中,每对双胞胎也分别报告了他们的皮肤在没有涂防晒霜的情况下晒伤或晒黑的情况、他们的体重、患皮肤癌、吸烟以及喝酒的历史,经过分析我们不难看出此处应该填上表示分别之意的副词用来修饰reported,也就是A项separately,而不是BCD项依次分别所表达的意思:孤独地,共同地,真实地。
12. D由上一题的分析我们不难看出此处应该填上表示没有之意的介词,也即是D项:without,而不是ABC三项项依次分别所表达的意思:和,在….上,在…..里。
13. A这组研究对象由52对异卵双胞胎和10对同卵双胞胎,以及三对不确定自己属于哪种类型的双胞胎组成。我们可以确定此处要填上表示由……组成,也即是A项:consisted,B项的具有很大的迷惑性,但是它表示的意思是:……组成了…….,CD项依次分别所表达的意思:包含,包括,好像都行,但是它们都不和of连用。
14. D研究人员通过分析这些数据后指出,不论哪种类型的双胞胎,受到环境伤害的面部皮肤与吸烟、年龄增长、体重超标有很大关系。此处应该填上表示指出,发现,或者得到结论之类的动词,这四项中只有D项noted(指出指明以强调结果),而ABC三项依次分别所表达的意思:用正式的文件记录,用磁带等录制,以新闻的形式报告。
15. A由上一题的分析很容易弄清楚此处应该填上表示伤害的名词,也即是A项:damage,而BCD项依次分别所表达的探索,保护,材料的意思,都和这儿的语言逻辑不契合。
16. B通过相比得知,使用防晒霜以及喝酒的人皮肤损伤较小。这四个词中只有B项有通过之意。ACD项依次分别所表达的意思:在……里,作为……,在……地方。
17. A由上一题的分析我们不难看出此处应该填上表示较小的含义的形容词比较级修饰不可数名词damage,也就是A项:lesser。而BCD各个选项依次分别所表达的意思:较多,没有,很少(修饰可数名词)。
18. B巴伦及其同事称,目前的这项发现强调了皮肤老化和可避免的环境因素之间的关系,如抽烟、体重超标、无防护措施地过度日晒等,此处应该填上表示老化的名词,也即是B项:aging,而ACD项依次分别所表达的意思:表情,神情,皱纹。
19. A由上一题的分析我们很容易发现此处应该填上表示环境的之意的形容词,也就是说是A项:environmental,其余BCD三项依次分别所表达的意思:基因的,情感的,心理的等等都在语言逻辑上不吻合。
20. C由第18题的分析我们能发现此处应该填上表示无防护措施的意思的单词,这四个单词当中就只有C项了,因为ABD三项表示的意思分别是:保护的,计划的,预防的。
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Some scientists warn that ice near the Earth’s Poles may indeed be melting. This “polar meltdown” may be the first sign that the Earth is heating up. We could be in very serious trouble if this trend continues. It is estimated that a meltdown of as little as 10 percent of Antarctica’s ice would raise sea levels around the globe by 4 to 9 meters. Floods would cover low-lying regions and turn coastal cities like New York and New Orleans into real life underwater world.
Scientists first predicted in the 1970s that heat trapped in the Earth’s atmosphere could cause a polar meltdown. Many now believe that human activities are turning up the heat. When we burn fossil fuels like coal and oil, we add carbon dioxide(CO2) gas to the Earth’s atmosphere. Cutting down trees also makes CO2 levels raise because trees normally soak up CO2 to make food. Scientists say higher CO2 levels strengthen the “greenhouse effect” and could increase the Earth’s temperature. In fact, CO2 levels have risen by 30 percent since the Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Over the past three years, satellite measurements have shown a sea level rise of about a quarter inch worldwide. “If nothing is done to reduce fossil-fuel pollution and global warming, sea levels will rise even more.” says geologist Richard Alley.
But even Alley admits that a polar meltdown would take time. The ice in Antarctica and Arctic locks up nearly nine times the volume of water contained in all the world’s rivers and lakes. These are such big “ice cubes” and it would probably take thousands of years to melt them.
Another scientist Charles Bentley doesn’t think a meltdown will happen at all. “Even if warmer temperatures begin to melt polar-ice,” he says, “the excess moisture would most likely be redeposit as snow.” In other words, the melted ice would evaporate into the atmosphere, refreeze, and fall as rain and snow over the Poles.
小题1:What consequence of global warming is mentioned in the passage?
A.More tropical storms.B.More tropical diseases.
C.Changes in farm productivity.D.Coastal flooding.
小题2: Which of the following statements does the second paragraph support?
A.CO2 in the atmosphere cannot keep the heat from escaping into space.
B.The increase of CO2 gas may warm the planet and help to melt polar ice.
C.Cutting down trees helps to greatly reduce CO2 levels.
D.The end of the short-lived age of fossil fuels is already in sight.
小题3: Geologist Richard Alley most likely agrees that _______.
A.the sea-level rise can be prevented by cutting back on energy-consuming activities
B.the recent breaking off of ice blocks from Antarctica is just a natural part of a long-term cycle
C.Antarctica temperatures have significantly changed since the Industrial Revolution
D.the polar meltdown may be an accidental change of climate rather than a sign of global warming
小题4:Charles Bentley believes that a polar meltdown will not occur because _______.
A.governments around the world are beginning to reduce CO2 levels in the air
B.a melting of the polar ice cannot be achieved with the present technologies
C.the melted ice in the polar areas would change into snow and rain over the Poles
D.the sun’s heat would have no chance of being absorbed by the polar ice
小题5:In which paragraph does the author mention the immense quantities of polar ice?
A.In the second paragraph.B.In the third paragraph.
C.In the fourth paragraph.D.In the fifth paragraph.

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科目:高中英语 来源:不详 题型:阅读理解

A HOUSE WITH A HISTORY
Foulsham House is a fine,stone house of the 1790s.It stands by the River Byre,in twenty-five hectares(公顷)of the best farmland in the southwest.
Smithson built the house,and the story goes back to George,the young Prince of Wales,who fell in love with the beautiful lady Kitty Wake,at one of the first Lord Foulsham’s wild woods parties.In the past many great men rode on the hills about Foulsham House,and many fine ladies took tea in the Green Room.
The house has eight bedrooms,three bathrooms,two living-rooms and a dining room with a real Adam fire-place(壁炉).The gentleman’s library has a view over the park and the river.All rooms are light and airy(空气通畅的),with wood,high windows,and wood floors.
At the back of the house,where the third Lord Foulsham kept the horses,there is garage-space(停车的地方)for four cars.In many other ways,this house of the 1790s meets the needs of the 2000s.
  If you wish to know more about Foulsham House,write to:
Harvey,Platt,Longford & Sons,
6,Castle Green,Gilham,Byreside.
小题1:The writer writes this passage to ________.
A.persuade people to buy it
B.give some information about Foulsham House
C.tell a love story
D.describe the beauty of a best farmland
小题2:People say that ________.
A.Smithson built the house for Lord Foulsham’s wild parties
B.Prince George fell in love with Kitty Wake at Foulsham House
C.Prince George and Kitty Wake fell in love with the Green Room
D.Lord Foulsham fell in love with a lady in Wales
小题3:The library ________.
A.has a fine view of the park and the river
B.is where great men and fine ladies took tea
C.has an Adam fire-place,and a real wood floor
D.has eight bedrooms,three bathrooms and two living-rooms

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