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Section C (8%)

Directions:

Read fee passage carefully

. Fill in each blank with a proper sentence given in the box.

Each sentence can be used only once. Note that there are two more sentences than you need.

A. Psychics are popular today, esp. when we are stressed.

B. Many people just wait for the future to unfold, not doing anything to accelerate or decelerate

the reading coming to fruition.

C. Does the person specialize in the area in which you need guidance?

D. They tend to explore the unknown without doing a lot of research.

E.

A psychic

will

obviously

focus

on

your

areas

of

interest

and

even

share

insights

about

your

future.

F.

It’s a person

al decision, so take the time to find a good match.

Things you must consider before seeing a psychic reader (

读心者

)

Do your research to find a psychic or reader: Interview more than one, and read online reviews

about them, advise .

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4

.

Try to get a recommendation from a trusted friend or colleague, suggests Cindi Sansone-Braff ,

a psychic reader. Once you have a name or two, Google them and see what comes up (obviously

you’re

not going to visit someone named in a fraud claim). Next, visit the person

’

s website. See

what resonates

–

or doesn

’

t.

65

. For instance, if you have a love or relationship question, then you need

to seek out a psychic who can help you with this issue. Are you looking to speak to a loved one

who's

passed? Then

you

would

need

to

consult

a

psychic

who

is

also

a

medium.

This

real-life

ghost story will make you seriously consider the afterlife.

There

are

five

major

areas

of

life

that

most

often

bring

people

to

psychics:

relationships,

vocation,

health,

time,

and

finances.

All

people

want

to

know

about

have

issues

with,

or

lack

complete insight into one or all of these areas of their lives.

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. But keep in mind

the limits of such a reading. Be aware always that since our future is completely guided by the

choices we

make, it can

change from

moment to

moment, which

is just one reason a psychic

’

s

prediction may not come to pass. Just hearing about the future can change it.

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Whether you spring into action or not depends on the information you get.

“

There is no one

answer

,”

says T

anya Brown, a psychic in Hoboken, New Jersey

.

“

When a client receives information

regarding their love life, career, family

, or health, action can vary and in most instances, no action

is taken.

67

.

”

Clients should expect the unexpected, says Bonnie V

ent, a San Diego-based medium. U1 never

know what will come through for clients or what it means to them. I prefer to start with the client

’

s

questions so that we can get down to the purpose of their session,

”

she says.

Keys:

64-67

FAEB

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届上海市南洋模范中学高二英语摸底考试题】

Section C

Directions:

Read

the

following

in

each

blank

with

a

proper

sentence

given

in

the

sentence can be used only that there are two more sentences than you need.

wild horse is a vital component to ecological balance on the range lands.

ent Donald Trump wants to cut the BLM budget by $$10 million in 2018.

in this manner will wild horse numbers be in balance with all other forms of wildlife and

predators of the wild horses.

there is little agreement on how the number should be reduced.

program

would

euthanize

sick

and

old

wild

horses

and

sterilize

healthy

ones

before

returning them to the wild.

a result,non-native plants begin growing in the affected areas.

Everything,including members of Congress and Native American tribes(

美国印 第安土著部

落

),

wants

fewer

wild

horses

on

Western

lands

and

tribal

reservations.

(

土< /p>

著

保

留

地

).

______67_____

The

wild

horses

come

from

horses

that

were

brought

to

America

from

Spain

in

the

16

th

1971,the number of wild horses had dropped Congress passed a law to save

then,the number of wild horses has increased three times in size.

Experts predict there will be 115,000 wild horses by average adult wild horse eats

more than two-and-a-half kilograms of grass and drinks 75 liters of water a day. ______68______

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The horses' actions have also caused soil erosion(

土壤侵蚀

)around water sources,threatening

water quality. Gillian Lyons is a wildlife expert at The Humane Society of the United

said,

国土管理

局

)to

destroy

healthy

horses...if

populations

grew

too

large.

1994,except

for

one

year,the

BLM has been prevented from destroying wild agency now captures and places them

in holding facilities(

收容所

).A few horses are adopted,but not costs about $$50 million a

year to care for the captured animals.______69______. If Congress approves the plan,the BLM

would have to find other ways to manage horse populations.

of

ways,

Lyons.

is

by

reducing

any

use

of

fertility

control(

节育措施

),whi ch

they

use

barely any of the other way is by getting rid of horses in holding facilities.

House

committee(< /p>

众议院监管委员会

)voted

to

permit

the

BLM

to

kill

the

a

Senate

committee

voted

against

another

bill

that

would

lift

the

ban(

禁令

)on

horse

American

tribes

have

struggled

with

the

problem

for

support

capturing

the

others,including leaders of the tribes,say the animals should be treated well and not

killed.

The Northwest Tribal Horse Coalition(

西北部落马联盟

)is made up of five small groups and

tribes in Idaho, Oregon and says in the short term controlling the number of wild

horse

births

will

not

stop

overgrazing(

草场的过度放牧

).It

supports

the

slaughter

of

horses

at

“humane

（

(

人造的

)

facilities.”An estimated 48,000 wild horses live on the Navajo Nation's 7,000

square kilometers in Arizona,Utah and New

Nation

in

has

started

a

horse

capture

program

he

considers

more

humane._______70_______. He is also looking to train them as farm animals.

Keys:

67-70

DFBE

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Section C

Directions:

Read

the

passage

in

each

blank

with

a

proper

sentence

given

in

the

sentence can be used only that there are two more sentences than you need.

A. The products which contain real fruit are popular with people.

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B. Even products advertised as more natural often contained no fruit.

C. They found that about 60 percent of them didn't contain any fruit at all.

D. If companies can cut their costs by using flavoring,they are likely to do is important and

necessary to demand a small amount of flavoring in the products.

F. Actually the product contains just a tiny percentage of strawberry or even no fruit at all.

Most drinks stating that they are fruit- flavored

（水果味道的）

contain no fruit at all, while

most of the rest contain only a small quantity of fruit,according to a study carried by the British

Food Commission.

（标签）

before buying drinks,though sometimes the actual

content

can

be

non-existent,

Food

Commission

spokesperson

Lan

Tokelove.

production is highly competitive. ______48______. It will increase profits,and consumers won't

always realize they are being tricked.

Flavorings

are

focused

on

the

flavors

of

natural

food

products

such

as

fruits,meats

and

vegetables, or creating flavor for food products that do not have the desired flavors. Researchers

analyzed the contents of28 strawberry-flavored products sold in stores.______49______. Of the

11 products that did contain strawberries, five of them contained less than one percent real

addition,each juice box contained nearly eight teaspoons of sugar.

______50______. Let's take jam as an example. Some strawberry-flavored jam was labeled

as

containing

no

artificial

colors,

flavors,

or

sweeteners,

but

it

contained

absolutely

no

strawberries at all.

The

Food

Commission

suggested

all

flavors

used

in

a

product

should

be

listed

on

the

packaging.

Consumers have the rights to know clearly about what they have current UK

law,

Food

packages

do

no

not

have

to

distinguish

between

natural

and

artificial

flavoring.

“Describing a product as strawberry flavor and covering the surface of the packed with pictures of

strawberries

is

misleading.

______51______.

Unfortunately,it

is

also

legal

and

widespread,

Takeover said.

Keys:

48-51

DCBF

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Section B

Directions:

Read

the

following

three

passage

is

followed

by

several

questions

or

unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A,B,C and the

one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.

A. Nearly 20 million Americans will find themselves prisoners of basketball festival madness.

B. The players will go all out for the games.

C. But that doesn’t mean money isn’t involved.

D. People are willing to spend more money on watching it.

E. It begins on March 15 and lasts through the beginning of April.

F. Many people had never even heard of the university before the tournament.

For the rest of March, a disease will sweep across the US. It will keep kids home from school.

College

students

will

ignore

piles

of

homework.

Employees

will

suddenly

lose

their

ability

to

concentrate.

The

disease,

known

as

“March

Madness”,

refers

to

the

yearly

65

-

team

US

men’s

college

basketball tournament. ____67____ Teams compete against each other in a single- elimination(

单

局淘汰

) tournament that eventually crowns a national champion.

____68____

The

fun

comes

partly

from

guessing

the

winner

for

every

game.

Friends

compete against bosses.

Big- name schools are usually favored to advance into the tournament. But each year there are

dark

horses

from

little-known

universities.

This

adds

to

the

madness.

Watching

a

team

from

a

school

with

3,000

students

beat

a

team

from

a

school

with

30,000,

for

many

Americans,

is

an

exciting

experience.

Two

years

ago,

the

little-known

George

Mason

University

was

one

of

the

final teams. ____69____

College basketball players are not paid, so the game is more about making a name for their

university

and

themselves.

____70____

About

$$4

billion

will

be

spent

gambling

on

the

event.

According to

Media Life

magazine, the event will bring in $$500 million in advertising income this

year, topping the post- season income of every US professional league, including that of the NBA.

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