Cheating in modern ... (P3)
A. The correct attitude toward cheating.
B. New forms of cheating and ways to deal with it.
C. The harm that academic dishonesty could do to students.
D. Ways to improve all students’ academic performance.
2. Which of the following is a new factor that has increased academic dishonesty?
A. Increasing peer pressure.
B. Wider use of cell phones and the Internet, etc.
C. Higher expectations from parents and teachers.
D. The increasing difficulty of entering a good college.
3. According to the article, students will cheat less if ______.
A. their parents spend more time helping them with their study
B. their parents put less pressure on them
C. their teachers keep a closer eye on them
D. their teachers value them and treat them fairly
Tipping can be ... (P4-5)
2. Who are likely to give more tips, Americans or Britons, according to the study by OpenTable?
3. In Britain, it is uncommon to tip in ______. (No more than 8 words)
4. What does it mean if you see “service not included” on the bill in a restaurant? (No more than 6 words)
There are few things that “are as guaranteed to get the politeness-obsessed British tied up in knots” as tipping, said The Telegraph.
Why we feel love ... (P5)
1. According to the article, oxytocin ______.
A. exists in large amounts in both humans and dogs
B. helps clear up people’s negative feelings
C. is an essential chemical for building close relationships
D. makes it easier for dogs to understand their owners’ orders
2. Which of the following statements is TRUE about the study by researchers from Azabu University and Duke University?
A. It revealed how the acts of gazing, talking and touching affect our oxytocin level.
B. It compared different ways in which dogs and wolves interact with humans.
C. It introduced a theory that could explain the close bonding between humans and dogs.
D. It explained what helped wild wolves evolve into dogs.
3. The underlined word “hijack” in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to ______.
A. avoid B. steal
C. destroy D. ignore
Magical for some (P6)
1. According to the article, when people visit a theme park, they ______.
A. usually can’t help spending a lot of money
B. have to wait in line for a long time to get food
C. become impatient easily because of the large crowds inside
D. have to pay extra money besides the admission fee for each attraction
2. Which part of Disney World at Orlando did the author’s daughter like best?
A. Going on thrilling rides.
B. Having character breakfasts.
C. Seeing Madonna perform in person.
D. Meeting Mickey Mouse several times a day.
3. According to the author, Disney World’s Mickey Mouse ______.
A. is devoted to his job
B. is his favorite star
C. likes his daughter very much
D. cannot recognize who he has met before
4. What’s the author’s attitude toward theme parks?
C. Worried.
16. A. kept in touch with
B. lost sight of
C. caught up with
D. became interested in
D1 1-3 DBA
1. surprised 2. sunny 3. popular 4. rain 5. cancer
6. attitudes 7. beauty 8. healthy 9. best-selling 10. Conclusion
D3 1-3 BAD
D4 1-3 CAC
D5 1-3 CBD