蒋军虎考研英语阅读理解精读80篇

考研英语阅读理解标准90篇+提⾼30篇unit-20Unit 20Care and diligence bring luck.谨慎和勤奋才能抓住机遇。

P art ADirections：Read the following texts. Answer the questions blow each text by choosing [A],[B],[C] or [D].Text 1With advancing age, our bodies experience an inevitable loss of bone. Two major studies in elderly populations now underscore the importance of dietary protein in this structural erosion, which can lead to osteoporosis. The reports come to sharply different conclusion, however, about the effect of animal protein on the rate of bone loss.In one study, diets rich in animal protein correlated with greater bone loss and fracture risk. In the other, animal protein appeared to protect bone.Such contradictions, “which are not very satisfying”, often emerge from observational studies where researchers record the natural habits and health of people, notes Robert P. Heaney of Creighton University Medical Center in Omaha, Neb. “That’s not a criticism of such studies,” he says, “just a reminder of the uncontrollable variables common in populations.”However, he notes, the new studies are important because they’re in the vanguard of efforts to understand protein’s impact on age-related bone loss. This condition underlies a growing U.S. epidemic of hip fractures. Treating them costs more than $ 10 billion annually.The first of the new analyses computed bone loss over 7 years in some 750 elderly women, all taking part in a larger osteoporosis study that’s been running since 1986 at four U.S. sites.Women eating the most animal protein—roughly four times their vegetable protein intake—lost 0.8 percent of the bone in their hips annually, notes endocrinologist Deborah E. Sellmeyer, director of the University of California, San Francisco-Mount Zion Osteoporosis Center. This is four times the rate of bone loss in participants who ate about equal parts animal and vegetable protein.The risk of hip fractures in women eating the highest proportion of animal protein was 3.7 times that in women regularly downing equal quantities of animal and vegetable protein, the team reports in the January America Journal of Clinical Nutrition.The findings make sense, Sellmeyer argues, because digestion of animal protein releases large amounts of acid that the kidneys must excrete. Previous studies showed that when kidney function decreases with age and calcium intake drops, the body draws upon skeletal calcium to buffer the resulting buildup of acid, thus eroding bone. Most of the women in this study consumedonly about half of the 1,500 milligrams of daily calcium recommended for people their age.1. Which of the following statements about observational studies is true?[A] They often lead to contradictive conclusions.[B] They remind people of the uncontrollable variables in life.[C] They are often criticized by researchers.[D] Researchers record the natural habits and health of people by them.2. According to Heaney, why are the two studies important?[A] Because they reduce the number of U.S. epidemic of hip fractures.[B] Because they are the first to study protein’s effect on bone loss of elders.[C] Because they cost more than $10 billion annually.[D] Because they show observational studies can lead to contradictive conclusion.3. According to the text, the first study shows[A] elderly women take in more animal protein than vegetable protein.[B] digestion of animal protein releases more acid than that of vegetable protein.[C] diets rich in animal protein will lead to greater bone loss and fracture risk.[D] there are many uncontrollable variables in populations.4. According to previous studies, which of the following is true?[A] The amount of acid released by digestion of animal protein increases as people age.[B] Most elderly women can only take in about half of the required amount of calcium.[C] As people age, the kidney function and calcium intake increase.[D] The skeletal calcium will decrease if people can’t take in enough calcium.5. The author may go on to talk about[A] the suitable amount of animal protein for elderly people to take.[B] how to improve the intake of calcium.[C] the report of the second new analysis.[D] the significance of the new analyses.Text 2Insurance in respect of the property will be carried out by the Society in accordance with the rules and the mortgage conditions which such insurance companies as the Society may determine. The Society has a wide experience of insurance companies and of the terms offered by their policies, and places insurance with many companies who are able to provide the cover which the Society considers necessary. You may like the Society to insure with a particular company, and if so please contact immediately the Branch Office to which you submitted your application for loan, and so long as that company and its terms are acceptable to the Society the cover will be arranged accordingly. If you should suggest a company and it is not one with which the Society does business you will be informed and offered a choice of other companies. You may request change of insurance company at any time during the life of the mortgage. If your mortgage is under the endowment scheme or supported by an insurance guarantee or if the documents of title specify the company to be used it may not be possible to accept your choice.The initial sum insured will be the figure shown under the heading “Amount of Property Insurance” in the Details of Loa n. This figure is the amount recommended by the Society’s value, as his estimate of the replacement cost of the building at the date of valuation, unless some otheramount has been agreed in writing between you and the Society. No warranty is given or implied that the amount of insurance will cover complete loss.You are reminded that the market value of your property bears no relationship to the cost of replacement. The amount for which the property is insured should therefore represent not less than the cost, at the time of repair or replacement, of rebuilding all the property covered in the same materials, form, style and condition as when it is new. It should also include in complying with the requirements of the Local Authority and in removing debris, etc. The term“property”includes domestic outbuilding, garages, walls, landlords’ fixtures and fittings, etc., but excludes the value of the land.The market value of a house is therefore likely to be less than the cost of rebuilding, especially if the property is elderly. Even if the property is recently built, the work involved in reinstatement will be more expensive than the building cost which can be achieved by a builder building on an estate basis.6. Where is the text probably taken from?[A] An advertisement. [B] An information booklet.[C] A newspaper article. [D] A formal speech.7. If a customer suggests an insurance company，[A] the Society may not be able to agree to the company.[B] the Society will provide a list of alternative companies.[C] the Society will not accept responsibility for the policy.[D] it is impossible to change that company later on.8.Which of the following is true when you insure your property?[A] You should use the market value as a guide.[B] You should take the advice of your Local Authority.[C] Garages and garden sheds are not usually included.[D] You should not take the land value into account.9.When does rebuilding a property cost more than its market value?[A] Only if the property is old.[B] Particularly if the property is new.[C] Whatever the age of the property.[D] As the cost of rebuilding rises.10.We can infer from the text that[A] the Society is experienced in offering suggestions to insurance companies.[B] the insurance company will refuse your application if your choice violate its rules.[C] after evaluation, the initial sum insured will be figured out by the Society’s value.[D] the amount for which the property is insured is required by the Local Authority.Text 3Imagine that I have $100 and I offer you $ 20 of it, no strings attached. You’d take it, right? Any fool would; it’s a windfall. But imagine further that you know I must give away part of my $ 100 or lose it all. All of a sudden my motives aren’t entirely altruistic, but I’m still offering you free money. Take it or leave it, but no negotiation allowed. How would you feel? What would you do?If you were like a lot of people who have answered these questions in a psychological experiment over the years, you would now feel conflicted. Many of these people actually walked away from the deal, even though it would have meant a no-strings-attached twenty bucks in their pockets. Why? Because the arrangement is fundamentally unfair, and once you know this your basic sense of moral indignation clicks in. Your emotions and principles trump your pure rationality.Psychologists have demonstrated this in the laboratory, time and time again. It’s known as the Ultimatum Game, and its counterintuitive findings are part of a broad new understanding of how the human brain and mind work. Consider another experiment from the emerging field of social neuroscience. Psychologist John Bargh flashed words in front of volunteers, but so rapidly that they did not register in the conscious mind. Some of the words had to do with rudeness (like impolite and obnoxious) while others were the opposite (respect, considerate). The volunteers were later put in a simulated situation in which they could be civil toward one another—or not. Many who had seen the words associated with rudeness were not.Two-thirds of the volunteers who had been primed with rudeness words interrupted another person afterward, compared to only 16 percent of those primed with politeness words.Marketers and politicians are already familiar with these advances in brain science, and are using this knowledge to control our behavior. Advertisements are deliberately designed to target the emotional brain and create bonds, even cravings (one of our basest and most powerful emotional drives). Extensive research shows that our brains have certain hardwired inclinations that might be exploited. For example, our brains tend to register frequently heard facts as true, even if they are patently false. As a result, our memories and beliefs are highly malleable and unreliable. We also tend, if unchecked by the conscious reasoning mind, to focus overly on risk, inconvenience, hassles—anything negative. And researchers have found that we all carry around an innate hostility toward “otherness,” which means anyone not like us.Despite remarkable progress in understanding the brain’s anatomy and biochemistry, the organ is far too complex an array of interconnected circuits to be that easily manipulated with simple subconscious stimuli. Advertis ers may be disappointed to hear it, but there is no “Buy now!” switch hidden among the neurons and synapses.11. 100 dollar deal suggests that[A] money is nothing compared with moral principles.[B] where there is no pain, there is no gain.[C] emotional reaction often overpowers rational thinking.[D] a motive is often at work when money is given away.12. J ohn Bargh’s experiment wanted to find out[A] whether words were better memorized through conscious training.[B] how people’s minds reacted to words of rudeness or politeness.[C] how the emotional parts of our brains can be manipulated.[D] what kind of words had the greatest effect on people’s minds.13. Politician can persuade us to believe what is apparently false by[A] creating our desire for it. [B] repeating it frequently.[C] bringing it to our conscious mind. [D] pretending to reject it themselves.14. What can we infer from the last paragraph?[A] Some findings in modern neuroscience have been misused,[B] Not many advertisements are as well-written as they should be.[C] People’s subconscious mind is not so easily manipulated.[D] There are many things yet unknown to today’s neuroscientists.15. Which of the following is closest to the messge the text tries to convey?[A] The latest advances in neuroscience. [B] Marketing and mind control.[C] Advertisement writing techniques. [D] The conflict between emotions and principles.Text 4The making of classifications by literary historians can be a somewhat risky enterprise. When Black poets are discussed separately as a group, for instance, the extent to which their work reflects the development of poetry in general should not be forgotten, or a distortion of literary history may result. This reminder is particularly relevant in an assessment of the differences between Black poets at the turn of last century (1900-1909) and those of the generation of the 1920’s. These differences include the bolder and more forthright speech of the later generation and its technical inventiveness. It should be remembered, though, that comparable differences also existed for similar generations of White poets.When poets of the 1910’s and 1920’s are considered together, however, the distinctions that literary historians might make between “conservative”and “experimental”would be of little significance in a discussion of Black poets, although theseremain helpful classifications for White poets of these decades. Certainly differences can be noted between “conservative”Black poets such as Countee Cullen and Cluade McKay and “experimental”ones such as Jean Toomer and Langston Hughes. But Black poets were not battling over old or new styles; rather, one accomplished Black poet was ready to welcome another, whatever his or her style, for what mattered was racial pride.However, in the 1920’s Black poets did debate whether they should deal with specifically racial subjects. They asked whether they should only write about Black experience for a Black audience or whether such demands were restrictive.③It may be said, though, that virtually all these poets wrote their best poems when they spoke out of racial feeling, race being, as James Weldon Johnson rightly put it, “inevitably the thing the Negro poet knows best.”At the turn of the 20th century, by contrast, most Black poets generally wrote in the conventional manner of the age and expressed noble, if vague, emotions in their poetry. These poets were not unusually gifted, though Roscoe Jamision and G. M. McClellen may be mentioned as exceptions. They chose not to write in dialect, which, as Sterling Brown has suggested,“meant a rejection of stereotypes of Negro life,” and they refused to write only about racial subjects. This refusal had both a positive and a negative consequence. As Brown observes, “V aluably insisting that Negro poets should not be confined to issues of race, these poets committed (an) error... they refused to look into their hearts and write.” These are important insights, but one must stress that this refusal to look within was also typical of most White poets of the United States at the time. They, too, often turned from their own experience and consequently produced not very memorable poems about vague topics, such as the peace of nature.16. In the author’s opinion, the attitude toward classification in the literary history should be[A] enthusiastic. [B] sympathetic.[C] defensive. [D] cautious.17. According to paragraph 2, what counts most for Black poets is[A] the making of classification by literary historians.[B] the distinction between “conservative” and “experimental”.[C] racial achievement despite differences in poetic styles.[D] the classifications of the white poets of their decade.18 An issue facing Black poets in the 1920’s was whether they should[A] achieve a consensus on new techniques of poetry.[B] write exclusively about and for Blacks.[C] withdraw their support from a repressive society.[D] identify themselves with an international movement of Black writers.19. According to the text, most turn-of-the-century Black poets generally[A] wrote in ways that did not challenge accepted literary practice.[B] used dialects to express their inner feeling and values.[C] expressed complex feelings in the words of ordinary people.[D] interpreted the frustrations of Blacks to an audience of Whites20. Sterling Brown is mentioned in the last paragraph in order to[A] present an interpretation of some Black poets that contradicts that of the author’s.[B] introduce a distinction between Black poets who used dialect and White poets who did not.[C] suggest the effects of some Black poets’ decision not to write only about racial subjects.[D] prove that Black poets rejected the racial discrimination of their time.Part BDirections:You are going to read a text about the tips on Building Leadership Power, followed by a list of examples or explanations. Choose the best item from the list [A]-[F] for each numbered subheading (1-5). There is one extra item which you do not need to use.Some people see the leader as a motivator, while others define a leader as one having extraordinary vision and decision-making power. Several noted authors in the field offer sound definitions of leadership.There are many different power bases that a leader can use and exploit. There are three types of positive power that effective leaders use: charismatic power, expert power and referent power.This article teaches the technique of building these powers.21. Promote an image of expertiseAfter all, if you’ve worked hard to gain knowledge, it’s fair that you get credit for it.22. Get the power to rouseThe inspiration is the subject of the “Get the Power to Rouse” module. In it, you’ll learn how motivation works, and find out how best to motivate and inspire your team, with the huge performance improvements that come with this.23. Task allocationIn any team sport, a lot of time is spent choosing the players who will play in each game. The selection process also involves deciding the position where each team member will play, based on the player’s skill, form (current ability to perform well) and the likely opposition that the team will face.24. Keep your eye on the targetNotice I didn’t say “Keep Your Eye on the Goal”. If I looked at the goal when shooting the basketball, I missed more shots than if I looked at the top corner of the square on the backboard. Just like creating and concentrating on supportive marketing steps help you achieve the ultimate goal.25. Harmonize the teamOnce you’ve identified strengths and areas of development, harmonizing skill gives you the skills and techniques you need to build a well-balanced leadership style. You’ll develop the emotional sureness of touch shown by the best leaders, and learn to build the team consciousness, mutually trusting relationships with team members needed if your team is to perform “as one”. This is the classic model of leadership. It creates an immensely positive impact on the team’s emotional climate.In conclusion, as the amelioration of the modern corporate governance nowadays, leadership has never been more important. Governments, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and international alliances all seek excellent leaders. And building excellent leadership is not as complicated as you may imagine. Besides, since society has changed hugely over the last 50 years, citizens are individually more powerful, and employees are more able to shift jobs, few of us enjoy having power exerted over us. These changes make flexible and powerful leadership skills more necessary than ever before. [A] When to the extent that people on the team are really mad at one certain person or more over there, or they can’t stand the team leader, they will not contribute their best. Then they won’t work well with other people; they won’t be seamless in their efforts. And the actual performance of the team will be lowered directly.[B] For example, a visionary leader may clearly articulate where the team is going but not how it will get there. This sets people free to innovate, experiment, and take calculated risks. To be effective using this module, a leader needs a well-developed sense of empathy. You have to be able to read people, to sense what they are feeling and if they resonate with the picture you are painting.[C] An important tactic is to make subtle references to prior education or experience (e.g., “When I was chief engineer at GE, we had a problem similar to this one”). Beware; however, this tactic can easily be overdone.[D] For example, if you need 720 new customers this year to make a half a million dollars, then you need 60 new customers per month (720/12 months). If you normally get a 2% response from your marketing methods, then you know you need to contact 3,000 people each month through your marketing methods to get 60 new customers (60 is 2% of 3,000).[E] If, as a leader, one of his primary concerns is not the welfare of his team, then he will never know just how successful they can be. Positive regard for your people leads to the best customer service, the highest level of contribution by each team member and the highest profits.[F] Besides, where you have a gap, you may need to train existing team members, or recruit to fill the gap. Often, training isthe best option: Not only is it usually cheaper, you also know more about the individual’s talents and working methods. On the downside, a newly trained person usually has plenty of theory, but lacks the experience of putting that training into practice.Part CDirections:Read the following text carefully and then translate the underlined segments into Chinese.26)The race for high-definition television is considered important by some experts because the technology may represent more than a path to sparkling images and sound as good as that on compact discs. Some experts see it creating a wide variety of new uses, including video systems for education, industry, medical imaging and the military.27)Moreover, the technology is so demanding electronically, requiring scores of advanced new computer chips, that it is seen as a new driving force for the semiconductor industry, potentially providing greater demand than computers. Both Europe and Japan have based their efforts on the development of analog systems that use wavelike transmission signals. These signals can easily be disrupted by static. Moreover, they are broadcast by satellites (Japan has one in orbit and Europe will soon) and are therefore not available to regular television viewers.28)Satellite transmissions aimed at a small geographic area or nation are relatively easy to accomplish, but experts say they cannot rival the economic advantages of terrestrial broadcasting that allows local programming and local advertising. The basic goal of high-definition television is to increase the number of lines in a television picture, thus sharpening it. The challenge is not just the making of high-quality picture tubes. It also is devising a way to process and transmit all the extra information that is needed to animate the added scanning lines.The solution is signal compression. It relies heavily on digital processing, which breaks the analog signals from a camera into digital pulses that are sliced, diced and rearranged with high precision. In a technique known as conditional replenishment, a series of images is digitally analyzed and object moving. The static background is sent only once.29)Another technique reduces the data flow even further by taking into account that the human eye perceives fewer details on a moving object than a stationary one.30)Both Europe and Japan do some of this kind of digital signal compression, but then they switch back to analog signals for transmission to television sets, since that was the accepted approach when they started their work.The advantage of digital transmissions is error reduction. Electronic flaws, called noise, that invade an analog signal are sometimes nearly impossible to differentiate from the signal itself. But since a digital signal is made up of a string of simple pulses, noise stands out and is easily removed. Similar techniques of digital transmission are how deep-space probes send back stunning photos like Voyager 2 recently radioed from Neptune(海王星).做题点拨与全⽂翻译Part AText 1语境词汇1.inevitable a.不可避免的，必然的2.underscore v.强调3.protein n.蛋⽩质4.erosion n.腐蚀，侵蚀，磨损；削弱，减少5.osteoporosis n.⾻质疏松症6.correlate vi.(to, with)相关，关联v.使相互关联7.fracture n.⾻折，破裂v.(使)破裂8.vanguard n.先驱，先锋9.endocrinologist n.内分泌学专家10.excrete v.排泄，分泌11.buffer v.缓解，起缓冲作⽤n.缓冲器12.skeletal a.⾻骼的难句突破1.The risk of hip fractures in women (eating the highest proportion of animal protein) was 3.7 times that in women (regularly downing equal quantities of animal and vegetable protein), the team reports [in the January America Journal of Clinical Nutrition].【分析】复合句。

1.就连乔·巴顿，对全球变暖‎持怀疑态度‎、来自得克萨‎斯州的共和‎党众议员，都谴责BP‎管理人员“对安全和环‎境问题表现‎得漠不关心‎”。

2.显然，考虑到清理‎费用和对B‎P 声誉的影响‎，高管们真希‎望可以回到‎过去，多花些钱让‎“深水地平线‎”更安全。

他们没有增‎加这笔费用‎就表明他们‎认为钻机在‎当时的状态‎下不会出问‎题。

3.埃克森公司‎瓦尔迪兹漏‎油事件发生‎后，在1990‎年的一个法‎案很少引人‎注意的一项‎条款中，美国国会将‎钻机泄漏清‎理费用的责‎任上限定为‎7500 万美元。

即使对旅游‎业、渔业等造成‎的经济损失‎高达数十亿‎美元，责任方也仅‎需要支付7‎500 万美元。

4.不过，如果认为我‎们目前仍然‎低估的只是‎那些突然间‎引人注目的‎风险，那是非常愚‎蠢的。

Lesso‎n 21 It is a clich‎é, as it is to talk of apoca‎lypse‎ and night‎m are, but when somet‎h ing is beyon‎d our exper‎ience‎, we reach‎ for the point‎s of refer‎e nce we have. 说到世界末‎日和噩梦又‎是老生常谈‎，但是当事情‎超出我们的‎经验时，我们总会寻‎找现有的东‎西作为参照‎。

2 Lest you shoul‎d ever forge‎t the small‎n ess of being‎ human‎, the iconi‎c Mount‎ Fuji, insta‎ntly recog‎nisab‎le yet someh‎ow diffe‎r ent on every‎ viewi‎n g, is an extin‎c t volca‎no. 唯恐你会忘‎记作为人类‎的渺小，标志性富士‎山，一眼即能认‎出但不知何‎故每次观看‎又呈现出不‎同景象，就是一座死‎火山。

204英语二考研资料书
一、204英语二考研资料书
1 、高教版考试用书•全国硕士研究生入学统一考试：英语二考试大纲解析
2、华研外语：淘金考研英语二历年真题
3、MBA/MPA/MPACC等专业学位考研英语二：阅读理解精读80篇(套装上下册)，蒋军虎，北京航空航天大学出版社
4、考研英语(二)词汇进阶精点，专业学位硕士联考命题研究组，机械工业出版社
5、MBA、MPA、MPAcc等专业学位考研英语二高分作文老蒋笔记(2013) 蒋军虎，北京航空航天大学出版社
二、204英语二考研题型
英语知识运用，在一篇约350词的文章中留出20个空白，要求考生从每题所给的4个选项中选出最佳答案，10分。

阅读理解A部分共四篇文章，总长度为1500词左右，每篇文章设5个问题，共20题，每小题2分，共40分。

B 部分三种备选题型10分
英译汉15分
写作：A部分根据所给情景写出约100词的应用性短文，10分B部分根据所规定的情景或给出的提纲，写出一篇150词以上的英语说明文或议论文，15分
1、考研英语（二）历年真题，老蒋详解39.8—真题是必备的啊，不然怎么知道出题风格。

2、英语二—老蒋—阅读理解精读80篇42.8—阅读理解很重要，这本书还没来得及写，但是个人写了几篇，觉得略比英语二难一些，平时练难一点，有帮助呵呵！
3、英语二—考试大纲解析32——这本书必备啊，因为做一本你就能明白英语1和2的差别了，教育部权威
4、考研英语—高分写作，新东方（英语一，英语二通用）30——这本书人手一本啊，可见质量很高哦。

到了那个时候，就要尽量多记自己已经心里有数的，而不是乱七八糟的再看一堆增加记忆负担。看到有用的话、例子、热点一定记录下来，写题时要往里加，如果碰到已经写过的题里能用的例子，就找到之前写过的题，用便签纸之类加进去。在最后背的时候，总会让自己很惊喜的。
我以上所说是基础和综合都适用的，希望能对你也有用。再说回我自己考的奇烂无比的那门综合，我想是名在你认为靠谱的例子中挑走你觉得最棒的放在你的大题里，你也可以适当扩展。
第二，看书。这里的书不是指专业课的课本，而是美学大家们写的那些比较好理解又美好的书，正适合我们。朱光潜的《谈美》和李泽厚的《美的历程》都是公认的好书，我当时只看了朱光潜老师的书，因为书比较薄，接受更容易，文字更易懂……好吧，说白了，就是我的时间不够看那么多书……我复习的算晚的了，所以只挑了一本啃，好歹算是做了简单的笔记快速看了一遍。虽然只有一遍，但是不是走马观花为了看而看，看到有用的例子和美的句子要标识，下次写题要用上去。我记得我当时只要看到了对我有用的例子或是得到的启发，我都高兴的写几千字的大题都不觉得手疼，那种感觉是很棒的。
例子最好不要照着那些复习资料或者是课本写，因为用那些复习资料的人很多，如果大家的例子都一样，就谈不上能写出一道漂亮的简答或是论述了。在写简答或是论述题时，最好能自己找到可爱的例子，我的方法有三个（这些方法也许不聪明，我也没有那个天赋，都是靠自己一点一点摸索出来的，但是回想起那段用生命在写大题的日子，仍然感觉自己挺了不起的…ok，此处省略很多字数挺低的，费了很多时间去学，结果却相去甚远，也许是领悟的真的不到位吧，政治中的题很多时候字眼是很重要的，所以在做题时要审清题目，我简要说一下我的学习方法。我买的是肖秀荣那本1000题，肖秀荣的书说是‘1000题’，其实怎么也得有3000，所以也就是说这3000题我全都做了一遍，合起来怎么也得做了4、5000道政治选择题。当然我当时在学时并不是追求数量，只是希望自己多见识一些题，而且这些题我做完一遍后的错题以及当时蒙对的题我都用笔做下标记，然后第二遍再做时专门做那些错题，第二遍又做错的再重点标记做第三遍，第三遍后第四遍……是的，政治的这两册题我做了近四遍，甚至马原那章因为难我做了更多遍…...所以政治的复习真的是问心无愧了，在当时的复习过程中也感觉良好，至于怎么就考了那么低的分数，真的只有声叹息了。

Lesson 11. Yesterday’s terrorism darkened, marked and forever altered the way Americans live their lives. 昨日发生的恐怖主义活动使美国人的生活暗淡无光，在他们的生活中留下了印迹，并永远地改变了他们的生活。

2. “We are going to have to learn what a lot of other countries have gone through: to manage fear at a cultural and national level,” said Charles Figley, a professor of trauma psychology at Florida State University. “We’re getting a lesson in the way fear works.”佛罗里达州立大学创伤心理学教授查尔斯?费格里说:“我们得学一学其它许多国家曾经经历过的东西，那就是从文化上和在全国范围内来应对恐惧。

”他还说:“我们正在体验恐惧是怎样起作用的。

”3. In a country long proud and even boastful of its openness—a country where an ordinary citizen can stroll through the U.S. Capitol unescorted—the terrorist attacks are likely to force Americans to a lot of that. Metal detectors now mark the front door of many government buildings, and security guards are a fixture in the lobby of most large office buildings.美国是一个一向以开放自豪甚至洋洋得意的国家，在这里，人们可以独自在美国国会大楼中闲庭信步，而现在，恐怖袭击很有可能迫使美国人处处小心，惶惶不可终日。

阅读理解（一）（2019河南信阳模拟）On February 9th, 2013, Sarah Darling was walking along the street when she met a homeless man named Billy Ray Harris. She reached into her change purse, emptied out all the coins she had and gave them to the homeless man. Neither of them realized that this small generous act would change their lives.Sarah didn’t realize that she had given Billy not only all her change but also her diamond ring that she had put in her change purse earlier until the next morning. She and her husband, Bill Krejci, rushed to see if they could find Billy. The homeless man was not only in the same place, he also immediately returned the ring. The grateful couple paid him back for his honesty by emptying out their pockets of all the money they had.Bill Krejci, a web designer, felt that he needed to do something more for this amazingly honest man. So on February 18th, he set up a special page to raise money for him. In just four days, Billy received over $85,000 and there seems to be no end yet.That is not enough. Billy is living with a person who is generous instead of living in the streets. And that’s not all—thanks to the news report, he got together again with his older brother, Edwin Harris who he had been unable to find for 27 years.All the good luck is just because Billy did the right thing—returning something that did not belong to him.1.When did Sarah realize that she had also given Billy her diamond ring?A.On February 9th, 2013.B.On February 10th, 2013.C.On February 18th, 2013.D.On February 22nd 2013.【答案】B【解析】细节理解题。

1、They also serve who only stand and wait.结构分析：关键是对who引导的从句进行性质定位，多数同学第一反应是把who引导的从句视作成serve的宾语从句，这样理解一方面句意略有瑕疵，另一方面who引导宾语从句时多是疑问词义“谁”，表示疑问，例如：I wonder who stole my wallet.我不知道谁偷了我的钱包。

因此，可以转而想到分隔结构，定语和所修饰的名词有三种关系“前定”、“后定”和“分定”，前两种情况大家比较熟悉，“分定”比较陌生，例如：He laughs best (who laughts last).（笑到最后的）人笑得最好。

此句本应写成：He (who laughs last) laughs best.，但出于避免头重脚轻，句式结构平衡的需要，将定语从句后置，和前面的名词发生了分隔。

本句话就属于“分定”的情形，who引导定语从句修饰主语they。

参考译文：那些站在一旁等候的人们也在帮忙。

此句话出自大学英语第二册第六课，本是约翰尔顿诗句（This quotation is often used to comfort those who did not take direct part in an activity but only provided support.）。

2、They should have known better than to ask about this.结构分析：a\此句话中包含有一个比较结构句型：know better than to do.意思是“（某人）明事理不会做某事”或者“不至于愚蠢到做某事”。

b\注意时态的使用should have done，“本应该做某事（但没做）”，表示责备。

参考译文：我本该知道，不应多此一问。

4月27日（周一）Why people are prepared to tolerate a four-hour journey each day for the dubious privilege of living in the country is beyond me.词汇注解：be prepared to do愿意做某事；准备做某事tolerate vt. 容忍dubious adj. 可疑的privilege n. 特权，好处the country 乡下，农村beyond sb. 超出某人的能力范围Why people are prepared to tolerate a four-hour journey each day for the dubious privilege of living in the country is beyond me.为了得到生活在乡下的那些难以确定的好处，人们愿意每天忍受四小时的旅途，这让我难以理解！{Why people are prepared to tolerate a four-hour journey each day for the dubious privilege of living in the country} is beyond me .本句话是主系表结构，括弧里面是why引导的名词性从句，作主语（即主语从句），系动词是is，表语是beyond me.此句话也可以调整为：It is beyond me {why...}此句话翻译的难点是括弧里面的从句，要记得课堂上所讲的状语前置这一原则，先翻译for...这一目的状语更恰当一些。

考研英语阅读理解精读100篇unit90Unit 90Watching a child struggle to breathe during an asthma attack is frightening for any parent. So it is only natural that most moms and dads will try just about anything——including spending a lot of money——to keep an attack at bay. Trouble is, more than half of parents are trying strategies that simply don't work and wasting hundreds of dollars in the process, according to a study published last week in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.The report, based on interviews with the parents of 896 asthmatic children in 10 different cities, contained some good news. Eighty percent of parents had a handle on at least one of the triggers that worsened their children's asthma. After that, however, many parents seemed to go astray, taking precautions that weren't helpful "and made little sense," according to Dr. Michael Cabana, a pediatrician at the University of Michigan's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, who led the study.One of the most common mistakes was to buy a mattress cover to protect against dust mites for a child whose asthma was exacerbated instead by plant pollen. Many of those parents then neglected to do what would have helped a lot more: shut the windows to keep pollen out. Another was using a humidifier for a child who was allergic to dust mites; a humidifier tends to be a place where dust mites like to breed. With those allergies, a dehumidifier works better.Worst of all was the number of smokers with asthmatic children who didn't even try to quit or at least limit themselves to smoking outdoors rather than just moving to another room orthe garage. Second-hand smoke has been proved, over and over again, to be a major trigger of asthma attacks. Many smoking parents purchased expensive air filters that have what Cabana called "questionable utility."Part of the problem, Dr. Cabana and his colleagues believe, is that parents are bombarded by television ads that encourage them to buy products such as air and carpet fresheners, ionizers and other remedies that are often expensive but medically unnecessary. And doctors may not always take the time, or have the time, to explain to parents what will and won't work in their child's particular case. For example, allergies are usually a problem for older children with asthma, while kids 5 and younger more frequently have trouble with viral respiratory infections. So make sure you understand what's really triggering your child's asthma. And remember, the best solutions are not always the most expensive ones.注（１）：本文选自Time，8/30/2004，p67；注（２）：本文习题命题模仿对象2004年真题T ext 11. What does the study by Dr. Michael Cabana indicate?[A]Parents are eager to cure of their children's disease.[B]Many parents are wasting money for their children's frightening disease.[C] Many parents fail to find the effective way for their children's disease.[D]Parents feel worried about their children's disease.2. Which of the following is not the trigger of asthma attacks?[A]Humidifier.[B]Second-hand smoke.[C]Plant pollen.[D]Dust mites.3. The expression “to keep an attack at bay” （Line 3, Paragraph 1） most probably means ________.[A]to ease the attack[B]to lessen the attack[C]to continue the attack[D]to prevent the attack4. Why are the parents in such a dilemma?[A]The doctors are not responsible enough.[B]Parents are influenced much by ads.[C]Parents are ignorant of the disease.[D]The quality of medical products is not good.5. Which of the following is true according to the text?[A]Parents shouldn't spend too much money on the children.[B]The expensive products are not always good.[C]To know the real trigger of the disease is very important.[D]Parents often make mistakes.答案：CADBC篇章剖析本文采用提出问题——说明问题——分析问题的模式，指出哮喘病患儿家长在防治哮喘方面存在的问题、错误及其误区。

蒋军虎谈考研英语二复习策略考研英语二全年复习攻略蒋军虎老师在百忙之中，接受记者专访，就如何做好2011年考研英语二（MBA等专业硕士统考）的整体备考，阐述了精辟的见解，对于备考英语具有重要的指导性。

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众所周知，英语学习是一个点点滴滴积累的过程，因此，在备考过程中，大家就需要努力做到系统，循序渐进和按部就班。

首先，大家目前要对自己的英语水平做一个客观的评估，一个准确的定位，继而制定出相应的复习计划和策略。

从整年的备考来讲.英语复习大致分为四个阶段：第一个阶段是基本功夯实阶段。

万丈高楼平地起，关键是要打地基，这阶段主要侧重英语知识的系统复习。

大家应该把重点放在基础知识的积累方面，具体而言就是词汇和语法两方面知识的积累。

第二个阶段是真题解密阶段。

所谓真题解密阶段，即正视过去，重视历年真题的学习研究。

历史是一面镜子，可以折射未来发展的道路。

要真正做到这一点，同学们应把真题分为一个个专题，作深度剖析，即根据试卷题型分成完型、阅读、翻译和写作四个专题。

这四个专题就是我们在第二个阶段重点攻克的目标。

我们在总结真题的过程中会发现，真题是有很多规律的，历史总是惊人的相似，命题专家不是随意出题，而是万变不离其宗，都是有一定套路的。

因此，在专项研究每个专题过程当中，同学们可以深刻地感受到这些套路的存在。

相应地，我们也可以挖掘出富有针对性的破解之道。

在这个阶段，大家还必须把这些相应的破解之道进行总结，并力争把它们上升到相当熟练的高度，这是第二个阶段的核心任务。

Lesson 2The story about the Brothers Grimm may evoke warm memories of story time in the comforting arms of a parent.1.recal.....B.creat.....C.releas.....D.collect2.One of the secrets of successful travel lies in always turning adversity to youradvantage.3.unfamiliarit..B.exploratio...C.pleasur.... D.difficulties.4.The claws of bears may be used to climb trees , rip open nests and beehives, orcatch prey.5.clear B.tea. C.throw ...D.dig6.The analysts are dissecting intrusions and other attacks that have breached theircomputer systems.7.intercepting B.fighting C.analyzing .D.discussing8.He spent whole days in his room, headphones on lest he disturb anyone.9.unless B.when C.s.that .D.i.case10.As the unemployment lines lengthened and factories closed, there was talk ofapocalypse.11.emergency B.uncertainty C.disaster D.reduction12.The odor of the hospital was so unforgiving that every so often she would bringthe cloud of white flowers to her nose.13.unexpected B.unique C.impressive D.terrible14.Critics argue that the lavish park itself is incongruous in a country where aroundhalf the population lives below the poverty line.15.inappropriate B.creative C.unnecessary D.enjoyable16.Many believed optimistically the news would soothe markets, but it seems to havehad the opposite effect.17.push B.mislead C.calm D.discourage18.A stoical person tends to show admirable patience and endurance in the face ofadversity without getting upset.confident B.uncomplaining C.unconventional D.reliableADBCD CDACBLesson 41.During the lecture all the audience listened to China’s first astronaut with raptadmiration.2.obscure B.obvious C.obliged D.obsessed3.Most of her colleagues didn’t like her because she was adept at the fine art ofirritating people.4.ambitious B.annoying C.skillful D.scornful5.In the schools today we need, more than ever, the training of deft hands, quickeyes and ears, and above all the broader, deeper, higher culture of gifted minds and pure hearts.6.skillful B.clever C.delicate D.elegant7.At last the judge decided to give the custody of the child to his father.8.supervision B.catering C.raising D.fostering9.Denver residents continued to dig out from what was called the worst blizzard innearly a century.10.catastrophe B.disaster C.snowstorm ndslide11.After all, the candidate was endorsed by the governor’s board and many of thelocal party members.12.ignored B.rejected C.sponsored D.supported13.His expression gave temporary meaning to a set of features but it was nondescript.14.unclear B.distinctive C.implied D.ambiguous15.She came home spouting off about the subjects she was taught at school andbasked in her teacher’s praise.16.prided B.enjoyed C.criticized D.narrated17.It was evident that the administrative officials did not believe the excuse that heheld forth for the delayed delivery.18.lied B.told C.emphasized piled19.When Frank heard that the war had started, it did n’t sink in for a long time untilhis father was drafted into the army.b.understood. B.b.accepted C.b.taken D.b.illustratedBADBB DABCD11.Plant.wil.los.thei._____whe.the.ar.heavil.trimmed.A.voyageB.vitalityC.vogueD.virgin12.I.wa.generall.concede.tha.th.ne.resul.o.th.inciden.wa.calculate.t.mak.Eisenhowe.ma.enoug.t.forc.hi.t._____re-election.A.ru.forpet.inC.appl.t.D.lin.u.with13.Mic.entere.th.V ocationa.Hig.School.and.i.orde.t.ge.t.kno.he.ne.classmates.sh.____ _.party.A.castunchedC.flungD.threw14.Alic.Moor.refuse.t.lear.wha.the.required.Sh.couldn’.se.th.necessit.o._____fo.thos. tha.woul.onl.appea.i.th.examinations.A.agonizedB.crammingC.clashingD.creeping15.Th.listener.wer._____b.hi.magi.eloquenc.an.read.t.stan.b.hi.i.hi.boldes.flights.A.agonizedB.thrilledC.disturbedD.interfered16.W.remaine.unti.ou.shi.wa.repaired.an.afte.that.w.se.sai.fo.England.ou._____por.bei n.London.A.doomedB.denotedC.despairedD.destined17.Seed.o.variou.types---whea.grains.beans.an.nuts---for.th.bul.o.huma.food.Bu.no.al. seed.ar._____t.eithe.human.o.insects.man.contai.toxins.A.palatableB.primitiveC.peculiarD.permanent18.Continuin.violenc.coul._____th.progres.toward.reform.A.hol.onB.hol.upC.hol.downD.hol.off19..bil.passe._____b.bot.house.i.Augus.require.state.t.se.u.system.fo.withholdin.chil.s uppor.payment.fro.th.wage.an.stat.ta.refund.o.thos.persons.A.anonymouslyB.autonomouslyC.unanimouslyD.enormously20.Afte.abou.a.hou.al.th.participant._____wit.th.regulation.an.eac.other.A.warme.upB.mad.upC.mixe.upD.woun.upBADBB DABCDLesson 6Another common use of the tag question is in small talk when the Speaker is trying to ____conversation: “Sure is hot here, isn’t it?”A.illicitB.elicitC.solicitD.explicit2.unc.o.it.subscriptio.servic.ye.again.afte.runnin.int.seriou.pr oblem.i.it.talk.wit.othe.firms.S.her.i.Napster’.______.Stil.no.ready.A.refrainB.renownC.restraintD.retention3..wor.o..dru.t.fina.approva.o.th.dru.b.th.Foo..Dru.Administratio.i..lon .an._____processA.hilariousB.notoriousC.industriousborious4.Whe..wa..child..alway.refuse.t.writ.thank-yo.note.fo.birthda.present.fro..farawa.relativ e.M.mothe.woul._____m.an.say.“Paul.yo.mus.lear.t.b.polite.”A.glideB.slideC.abid..D.chide5.A(n._____memor.ma.b..goo.thing.bu.th.abilit.t.forge.i.th.tru.toke.o.greatness.A.attentiveB.inattentiveC.retentiveD.irretentive6.There’.stil..grea.dea.o.____o.th.weapon.o.mas.destruction.whic.despit.wha.Preside n.Bus.an.Prim.Ministe.Blai.say.hav.no.ye.bee.found.A.evidenceB.skepticismC.knowledgeD.consensus7.Eve.thoug.exercis.ha.man.positiv.benefits.to.muc.ca.b.harmful.Teen.wh.exercis.___ __ar.a.ris.fo.bot.physica.an.psychologica.problems.parativelypetitivelypulsivelyprehensively8.Som.o.th.maid.wer.quie.an.affectionate.Bu.other.wer.____.drivin.th.youn.wome.craz plainin.t.the.al.th.time.A.querulousB.fabulousC.pretentiousD.conscientious9.Ther.i.nothin.mor.fascinat.tha.observin.citizen.o.man.differen.nationalities___.an.ex changin.greeting.i.a.internationa.airport.A.singlingB.dinglingC.jinglingD.mingling10.Whe.Dalla.polic.notifie.th.hospita.tha.Presiden.Kenned.ha.bee.shot.a.first.th.youn. neurosurgeo.though.i.wa.._____.A.blandB.flankC.prankD.frankBADDC BCADCLesson 71.Upon hearing these critical remarks, he was in a complete state of bewildermentand did not know what to do next.2.astonishment B.frustration C.depression D.perplexity3.For many women, the harrowing prospect of giving evidence in a rape case can betoo much to bear.4.promising B.embarrassing C.haunting D.upsetting5.The company’s disappointing sales figures are an ominous sigh of worse thing tocome.6.disgraceful B.disgusting C.scandalous D.threatening7.He said that people are too obsessed with utopian visions that will never come,instead of thinking of the quality of life now.8.promising B.unrealistic C.unbelievable D.unprecedented9.We eliminated the possibility that it could have been an accident because it was sowell timed.10.elicited B.despised C.removed D.elevated11.Things would never change if people weren’t prepared to experiment with newteaching methods.12.endeavor B.campaign C.swerve D.try13.The national interest is more important than the sectional and personal interests ofindividual politicians.14.segregated B.factional C.inviolable D.dismantled15.Despite differences in background and outlook, their partnership was based onmutual respect, trust and understanding.16.unilateral B.reciprocal C.obligatory D.optional17.Desirous of knowing something about the operations, I stood and watched thespectacle with great interest.18.Desperat.for B.Desirabl.of C.Detache.from D.Deprive.of19.He spoke eloquently with the self-effacing humor that has endeared him to theAmerican press.elegantly B.persuasively C.arrogantly D.expressivelyDDDBC ABBADLesson 91.When she arose to speak in their assemblies, her commanding figure and dignifiedmanners _____every trifler into silence.2.rushed B.hushed C.cashed D.pushed3.In many of his 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考研英语阅读理解精读练习On the face of things, a fall in the number of people infected with HIV (the virus that causes AIDS) from 39.5m to 33.2m over the course of a single year, as reported in this year's AIDS epidemic update from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNAIDS, should be cause for rejoicing. Indeed, it is, for it means there are fewer people to treat, and fewer to pass the infection on, than was previously thought. But the fall is not a real fall. Rather, it is due to a change in the way the size of the epidemic is estimated.If you factor in that change, the number of infected individuals has actually risen since last year, by 500,000. Yet even that is not necessarily bad news in the paradoxical world of AIDS. As treatment programmes are rolled out around the world, death rates are falling. According to the revised figures, the lethal peak, of 2.2m a year, was in 2005. Now the figure is 2.1m. Since the only way for an infected person to drop out of the statistics in reality (as opposed to by sleight of statistical hand) is for him to die, such increased survivorship inevitably pushes up the total size of the epidemic.The best news of all, however, is that the new figures confirm what had previously been suspected—that the epidemic has peaked. The highest annual number of new infections around the world was 3.4m in 1998. That figure has now fallen to 2.5m.Both the change in the death rate and the change in the infection rate are partly a consequence of the natural flow and ebb of any epidemic infection. But they are also a reflection of the hard graft of public-health workers in many countries, who have persuaded millions of people to modify or abandon risky behaviour, such as having unprotected sex, as they have also created the medical infrastructure needed to distribute anti-retroviral drugs that can keep symptoms at bay in those who do become infected.The revision of the figures is mainly a result of better data-collection methods, particularly in India (which accounts for half the downward revision) and five African countries (which account for another fifth). In India many more sampling points have been established, and in all countries better survey methods, relying on surveyors knocking on doors rather than asking questions at clinics, have gathered data from more representative samples.Sceptics will feel vindicated by the revision. They have suspected for a while that the older survey methods were biased, and that the inflation thus produced was tolerated because it helped twang the heart-strings of potential donors. However, the structures for collecting and distributing money to combat AIDS are now well established, and accurate data are crucial if that money is not to be misdirected. The new information also means that the goal of treatment for all who need it will be easier and cheaper to achieve. The WHO and UNAIDS are planning to publish a report on the matter early next year, but Paul De Lay, UNAIDS's director of evidence, monitoring and policy, says that the financial requirements for 2010 will probably be about 5% lessthan previously estimated, and that by 2015 that figure will have risen to 10%. Good news for everyone, then, donors and sufferers alike.1. Though the number of infected individuals has risen, it is still worth rejoicing because_____[A] the number of people who are dying from AIDS has decreased.[B] the total size of the epidemic is shrinking in a significant extent.[C] it is only a rise in the sense of statistics, instead of a real number.[D] in the paradoxical world of AIDS bad news can turn out to be good news.2. About the changes in the death rate and the infection rate of HIV, which one of the following statements is NOT true? [A] Any epidemic will naturally has such changes.[B] They are mainly aroused by the new statistic methods.[C] They clearly mirror of the essential achievements of public-health workers.[D] The death rate has been greatly suppressed due to massive implementation of treatment programmes.3. The word “vindicatde” (Line 1, Paragraph 6) most probably means_____[A] confused.[B] clarified.[C] doubting. [D] annoyed.4. By 2015, the financial requirements will _____[A] have risen by 10% more than what have been previously estimated.[B] be 10% of what have been previously estimated.[C] be 10% less than previously estimated.[D] be 15% less than previously estimated.5. Towards the revision, the author’s attitude can be said to be_____[A] negative.[B] positive.[C] indifferent.[D] neutral.文章剖析：这篇文章介绍了艾滋病统计新方法实施带来的变化。

专题十八 阅读理解第7讲北京西城二模阅读理解CD 篇1. 掌握本篇阅读理解中出现的高频词及长难句。

2. 掌握阅读理解的解题技巧, 并能够指出本篇阅读理解中运用到的解题技巧。

3. 通过阅读理解高频词、长难句等语料的积累, 及阅读理解解题技巧的练习, 灵活应对各种阅读理解题。

C 篇知识篇“巧妇难为无米之炊”, 在英语学习的过程中, 语料的积累至关重要。

对于阅读理解高频词和长难句的梳理, 能够为我们今后的学习和提升打下良好的基础。

亲爱的同学, 老师已经为你梳理出了本篇文章中的一些高频词和长难句, 快来看看你掌握了吗？高频词（课前检测学生的词汇量储备, 以教师提问的形式进行。

能够准确翻译的为优, 模糊翻译的良, 不会翻译的为差。

）单词/短语词性词义拓展掌握情况 优良差阅读理解名师点拨知识篇方法篇语篇精讲浏览问题通篇寻读逐题分析精讲笔记能力提升基础过关阅读练习教学目标名师点拨长难句（课前检测学生的句型储备, 以教师提问的形式进行。

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）1. About two out of three kids said they get along very well with their parents.（优✉良✉差✉）_________________________________________________________________________________________________句意：大约三分之二的孩子们说他们与父母相处的很好。

本句中包含着一个由that引导的宾语从句，作said的宾语，that省略。

2. When they disagree with their parents, they say they have a discussion calmly.（优✉良✉差✉）_________________________________________________________________________________________________句意：当他们与父母意见不一致的时候，他们说他们进行了冷静地讨论。

2024张剑考研英语阅读80篇全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Hi everyone! My name is Zhang Jian and I'm in 5th grade. Last year, my cousin Zhang Ming took the big exam to get into graduate school. He studied really hard and read a ton of long reading passages to prepare. I got to look at some of the passages he read and they were sooooo boring for a kid like me! All those big words and serious topics made my head spin.But you know what? I had a great idea! What if I rewrote those dry, grown-up reading passages in a way that would be way more fun and interesting for kids? That's exactly what I did! I took 80 of the reading passages my cousin had to study and reimagined them from a kid's point of view. Get ready for some awesome tales!The first one is all about these tiny creatures called atoms. Now, instead of just describing what atoms are made of, I came up with a story about the Atom Family. Mr. Atom is the dad, Mrs. Atom is the mom, and their kids are the protons, neutrons, and electrons. They all live together in Atomville, but the electronkids have to orbit the house instead of staying inside. One day, little Electron Elle gets too curious and ventures too far from Atomville. She has to go on an epic journey to find her way back home!Another passage was about the history of medieval Europe. Yawn, right? Not in my version! I turned it into an adventure story starring Connor the Brave, a pint-sized knight who has to save his kingdom from the evil Sir Boredom. There are duels, giants, wizards, and even a fire-breathing dragon named Henry! Now that's what I call one exciting reading assignment.The economics passage about supply and demand? That became the tale of Dylan's Lemonade Empire. Dylan loves lemonade, but there's never enough to go around in the neighborhood. So he gets this genius idea to start selling lemonade to his friends. As more people want his lemonade, he has to raise the price. But then his buddy Chloe decides to open her own lemonade stand across the street, and the battle is on!I rewrote passages about ancient civilizations, environmental science, famous inventors, you name it! The Indian epic the Mahabharata is now an epic battle between two groups of superhero kids. Climate change became a story about how the Weatherman family has to work together to control all the crazyweather patterns happening in their home. Even dense philosophy stuff got transformed into stories about questioning reality and seeing the world through new perspectives.My personal favorite might be the one based on a passage about the French Revolution. I turned it into a food fight story where the hungry poor kids lead a revolt against the rich kids who hog all the good snacks for themselves at lunchtime. The leader, Marianne, catches the rotten tomato that kickstarts the entire food fight revolution. There's a ton of ketchup and hopefully no guillotines!Just wait until you read my alien invasion story based on a passage about astronomy. Or the one where the internet itself becomes self-aware and has to be appeased with more cat videos. There's even a hilarious escapade about a science experiment gone wrong that turns the whole school into monsters for a day!With zingy titles like "The Popsicle Stick Battle of 1982" and "The Day I Accidentally Blew Up the Science Lab," these reading passages are a billion times more fun and engaging than the stuffy originals. My reimagined versions are filled with humor, adventure, and crazy tales that will have you laughing out loud and staying hooked from start to finish.I worked really hard to make these reading assignments as awesome and entertaining as possible, all while keeping the core facts and knowledge from the original passages intact. Because learning is way more fun when you use your imagination and have a rip-roaring good time, don't you think?So that's my take on those grad school reading passages. If you happen to know someone prepping for those big exams, tell them to read my kid-friendly versions instead. They'll learn just as much, but with 100% more chuckles and thrills! Happy reading, everyone!篇2My Big Brother's Crazy Gaokao English PassagesHi friends! My name is Xiaoming and I'm 8 years old. I'm in 2nd grade at Sunshine Elementary School here in Beijing. My big brother Daming is 18 and he's getting ready to take the crazy big test called the Gaokao this year. The Gaokao is like the hugest, most important test ever for kids in China who want to go to university. Daming has been studying super duper hard, especially for the English part.You see, the English reading part of the Gaokao is no joke! Daming showed me some practice passages he's been workingon and oh man, they are written in such fancy, big-people words. The passages are all about really serious topics like science, history, culture, and global issues. Nothing fun like video games or cartoons! My brother says he has to read 80 loooong passages, then answer questions that test if he really understood all the difficult vocabulary and concepts. Yikes!Some of the passages Daming read to me were about super complex things I can barely wrap my little 8-year-old brain around. Like one was explaining the philosophical theories of this old Greek guy named Aristotle and his ideas about virtue ethics. What even is virtue ethics?? Sounds like a kind of weird vegetable to me. Another crazy passage broke down the geopolitical tensions in the South China Sea and the territorial disputes between multiple countries there. How is an18-year-old kid supposed to understand territorial disputes? I can barely share my toys properly with my little sister!Then there was this one passage all about the evolution of whales and how their ancient ancestors used to live on land millions of years ago. It used sooo many big science words describing fossils and evolutionary biology concepts. Thank goodness there were pictures of whale skeletons because I was lost just trying to make sense of sentences like "Theremobilization of calcified dental batteries in Archaeoceti facilitated fossilized evidence of low-crowned molars and occluding winged incisors." Huh??My personal favorite though was the passage explaining the underlying principles of astrophysics and theories about dark matter and dark energy making up most of the totalmass-energy content of the universe. Because you know, completely normal stuff that any regular Chinese teenager totally understands, right? The sentences were crazy long with dozens of massive vocabulary words all smushed together. I kept getting distracted thinking about what a black hole might taste like if you made it into a lollipop flavor. Definitely not blackberry, that's for sure!Daming says the reading passages actually get harder and weirder every year as the test writers try to make them as confusing and complicated as humanly possible. Next year's passages will probably be about things like "Deconstructing Marxist Theoretical Approaches to Literary Criticism" or "Genomic Expression Profiling of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Subspecies." I don't even know what most of those words mean!! How do they expect kids like Daming to comprehend such heady,academic topics written at a university level?? No wonder he has been stressing so hard.I sure am glad I'm still just a young kid and don't have to deal with anything remotely as intense as the Gaokao English reading for many more years. Gives me a headache just thinking about it! I'll stick to my easy-reader books about curious monkeys and talking trucks, thank you very much. Wishing my poor brother the best of luck making sense of all thosebrain-melting English passages. The Gaokao seriously sounds like a nightmare! I'll just be over here eating snacks and watching cartoons instead.篇3Studying for the Big English TestHi everyone! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. This year, I'm going to tell you all about getting ready for the huge English reading test that my big sister Janie has to take. It's called the 2024 Graduate English Exam and it has 80 really long passages that she has to read and answer questions about. That's a lot of reading!Janie is 22 years old and she's trying to get into a great university to study science. She has to take this big test to showthe university that she can read long, difficult articles in English. I don't know why they make it so hard! Reading is already pretty tricky in my opinion.My sister has been studying like crazy for months now. She brings home stacks of books and practice tests from the library and sits at her desk for hours every night, reading passage after passage. Sometimes she reads OUT LOUD to practice, which makes it really hard for me to watch TV in the living room! I have to keep turning up the volume.Janie says the passages can be about all sorts of topics - science, history, arts and culture, you name it. She has to be an expert reader on every subject! Some of the passages look incredibly boring, like they're about economic policies or United Nations bylaws. I don't know how she gets through those without falling asleep. Other passages seem more interesting, like they're about discoveries in space or ancient civilizations.No matter what the topic is though, the passages are all crazy long. Like I said, there are 80 total passages and Janie says most of them are around 800-1000 words each! That's like reading 80 short stories or articles from a newspaper or magazine. My teacher makes us read one short passage a night for homework, and I can barely make it through those.After reading each loooong passage, Janie has to answer several multiple choice questions about the main ideas, details, vocabulary, and author's purpose or tone. The questions are designed to be really tricky so you have to understand the passage inside and out. Janie says the reading section takes almost 4 hours to complete! My hand would fall off after writing that much.I've watched Janie practice over and over, reading the passages and answering the questions. She has to use a special pencil to fill in her answer sheet because it's graded by a computer. No messing that up! Sometimes she talks out loud to herself, summarizing each paragraph as she goes. Other times she is as quiet as a mouse, concentrating really hard. I try to be quiet during those times so I don't disturb her.It looks sooooo hard and I don't know how she does it. Janie says the test is important because universities want students who can understand academic English at a very high level. She has to get a good score to get into her dream school. No pressure, right?!Personally, I'm glad I'm just a 5th grader and I don't have to worry about any of that yet. Give me a couple picture books over those door-stopper reading passages any day! But I reallyadmire how dedicated and hardworking my sister is. She has spent sooo many hours prepping and I'm rooting for her to ace that test. She is my hero for tackling something so huge and difficult.Well, wish Janie luck for me! The test is coming up soon in just a couple more months. I'll keep doing my best to run errands and help out around the house so she can spend as much time studying as possible. Hopefully all that practice pays off and she blows that reading section out of the water! Then we can have a huge celebration. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you, Sis!篇4My 2024 GRE Reading Prep: 80 Awesome Passages!Hey guys! I'm super excited to share with you all the fun reading passages I've been practicing for the 2024 GRE exam. My big brother is applying to grad school next year, so I've been helping him get ready. At first, I thought the readings would be super boring, but they're actually pretty cool!Let me tell you about some of my favorites so far. There were these really neat passages all about different animals' habitats and migration patterns. I loved learning how emperor penguins huddle together for warmth in the freezing Antarctic winters.And did you know that Arctic terns fly from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back again every year? That's like going all the way around the world twice! Mind-blowing, right?Then there were these rad passages on ancient civilizations. I got to read all about the super advanced Mayans and their incredible pyramids, calendars and mathematics. There was even one passage on the mysterious Nazca Lines in Peru - those huge ancient designs you can only see properly from way up in the air. Nobody really knows for sure why they were made, but people have some fascinating theories!I also really enjoyed the passages on famous inventors and scientists throughout history. You guys have probably heard of Albert Einstein, but did you know he came up with his famous ideas about relativity when he was just a young patent clerk? There were great passages on other geniuses too, like Marie Curie, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. She discovered radioactivity along with her husband, which led to major breakthroughs in fields like medicine. Such an inspiration!Probably my favorite set of passages focused on different cultures around the world. I felt like I got to travel to all these amazing places without even leaving my room! The vibrant festivals in India and Mexico sounded like a blast. And thepassage on the indigenous cultures of the Amazon rainforest - learning about their intimate connection with nature and traditional ways of life - made me want to become an anthropologist when I grow up.There were so many other fascinating topics covered too: technological innovations, artworks and literature, social and political issues, psychological studies, you name it. My brain seriously felt like it grew three sizes from all the knowledge I was soaking up!I won't spoil all the rest for you, but trust me, these 80 reading passages were a non-stop thrill ride of learning and discovery. I can't wait for my brother to take the actual GRE so I can read even more engaging passages in new topics. Who knew studying could be this much fun?Alright friends, that's all from me for now. Let me know if you have any other questions about my 2024 GRE reading adventures. I'll catch you later - happy reading!篇52024 Zhangjian Consideration English Reading 80 ArticlesHi everyone! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I really like reading, especially in English. This year, my brother Zhangjian is studying super hard to get into a great university. He has to take this big important test called the consideration. Part of it is reading 80 really long articles in English! That's a ton of reading. I feel bad for him having to read soooo many boring adult articles. They're probably all about boring grown-up stuff like politics, economics, and philosophy. No fun at all!If I had to read 80 articles for a test, I would want them to be way more interesting and fun. Like maybe an article about a dog that saved a family from a fire. Or one about kids who discovered buried treasure in their backyard. Ooh or maybe an article about a school for wizards like in Harry Potter! Now those would be articles I'd actually want to read. Wouldn't that be awesome?Grown-ups always make everything so serious and no fun. Like I bet none of the 80 articles have any jokes, comics, or funny pictures in them. If I wrote the articles, I would definitely put in some silly jokes to make my brother laugh when he's studying. And lots of colorful pictures too to make it more exciting to read. Everybody knows pictures make reading way more fun.Speaking of pictures, maybe there could be an article with photographs of adorable baby animals! How could anyone notlove reading about tiny kittens, puppies, and baby ducks? Or wait, even better - an article about kids who get to go to a petting zoo and play with baby animals allll day long. Now that's an article I would never get bored reading.Ooh ooh, or what about articles that are like real-life adventures? Like one about explorers who discovered a frozen woolly mammoth! Or deep-sea divers who stumbled upon an ancient shipwreck filled with treasures. Or even astronauts who traveled to Mars! Now those would be amazing articles that would make reading super exciting. Wayyy better than boring old politics and economics, that's for sure.In an ideal world, all 80 of those articles would be about fun stuff like that. But I know that's just a kid dreaming. Well, a girl can hope, right? At the very least there should be some cool science articles in there about dinosaurs, outer space, or teeny tiny insects. Stuff that's actually interesting to learn about! Not just a bunch of dry, dense writing about taxes or government policies and regulations. Yuck, no thanks!Honestly though, I feel realllly bad for my brother having to read all those probably super boring grown-up articles. Reading that much would make any kid's brain fall asleep! He must be so mentally exhausted after reading for hours every single day. I'llhave to make sure to play some fun games with him when he needs study breaks to get his mind off it all.Well, I guess that's just part of the deal to try to get into a good school these days. Lots ofHard work and suffering through reading tons of dry, uninteresting articles. I'm just glad I'm not at that stage yet! For now, I'm sticking to my beloved magic treehouse books, Dogman comics, and amusing articles about cute animals. Much more my speed!Anyway, I really really hope there's at least a few fun articles mixed in with all the dull ones my brother has to read. And I'll keep my fingers crossed that next year, they mix it up with some more engaging, imaginative topics a kid could actually get excited about reading. But hey, maybe I'm just an unusual10-year-old who loves reading more than the average bear. More power to me!Okay, that's all from me! Time for this little bookworm to go read some more. Laters!篇62024 Grad School English Reading - An Elementary Kid's ViewHey there friends! Jack here, just a regular 3rd grader who loves reading, writing, and using my imagination. My teacher Mrs. Martin always says I have a "lively curiosity" about the world around me. I'm not sure exactly what that means, but I think it's a good thing!Anyway, I was asked to share my thoughts on the English reading passages that students applying to graduate school will have to tackle in 2024. At first I was like "Huh? I'm just a kid - what do I know about grad school stuff?" But then I remembered how much I enjoy diving into new topics through books and stories. So I said "Why not? This could be fun!"From what I understand, the reading sections on these tests are no joke. The passages are super long and packed with complicated words/ideas about history, science, literature, and more. Just thinking about sitting still that long to read makes my legs feel antsy! But I'd definitely give it my best effort.I have a few strategies that might help grad students get through those intense reading assignments. First off, I'd remind myself that reading is an adventure. Opening a book lets you explore new worlds and learn amazing things. How exciting is that?! Whenever I get tired of reading, I try to picture myselfjourneying through the story's setting and meeting its characters. It makes the experience way more engaging.My next tip is to pay extra-close attention when reading descriptive details and examples. Those little nuggets of information help me understand the main ideas waaaay better than just blazing through each paragraph. I really have to concentrate though, because my mind can start wandering pretty easily. Maybe some quiet background music would help grad students stay focused?Finally, I never hesitate to re-read sections that confuse me at first. There's no prize for finishing quickly - comprehending the material is what matters most. I actually make a game of it sometimes, challenging myself to explain each complicated concept in simple kid words. It definitely enhances my reading comprehension!Overall, I think the 2024 English reading tests will be really hard for grad applicants. But you know what? Kids deal with challenging stuff all the time too. Learning to read itself was no cakewalk when we were just starting out! If youngsters can get the hang of it through patience and practice, I'm confident older students can as well. Just approach it with an open, curious mindset like Mrs. Martin always tells me.Well, those are my elementary-aged thoughts on those huge reading assignments coming up. Hopefully some of my silly suggestions provide a fresh perspective! I'll be cheering you grown-ups on as you work towards your grad degrees. You've got this!Okay, time for this kid to go play outside. Reading is awesome, but balanced lifestyles are important too. Thanks for letting me share, and happy studying, future scholars!。

UNIT ELEVENTEXT ONE“WHANG—“WHANG—Boom Boom Boom——Boom Boom—cast delicacy to the winds.” Thus Ezra Pound in a letter to his —cast delicacy to the winds.” Thus Ezra Pound in a letter to his father, urging the old man to help promote his first published collection. It might have been the poet's manifesto.Pound is as divisive a figure today as he was in his own lifetime. For some he was the leading figure of the Modernist movement who redefined what poetry was and could be; and who, in his role as cultural impresario , gave vital impetus to the literary careers of T.S. Eliot, James Joyce and Wyndham Lewis, among others. But for many Pound remains a freak and an embarrassment, a clinical nutcase and vicious anti-Semite who churned out a lot of impenetrable tosh before losing the plot completely.During the second world war he broadcast pro-Fascist radio programmes from Italy and later avoided trial for treason at home only because he was declared insane. On his release from St Elizabeth's Hospital near Washington, DC, he returned to Italy (“America is a lunatic asylum ”), where he died in 1972 age ”), where he died in 1972 aged 87. d 87.David Moody David Moody, , emeritus professor of English at Y ork University University, , makes a strong case for Pound's “generous energy” and the “disruptive, regenerative force of his genius”. His approach (unlike Pound's) is uncontroversial. He follows the poet's progress chronologically from his childhood in Idaho progress chronologically from his childhood in Idaho——still, at the time of his birth in 1885, part of the wild west 1885, part of the wild west——to his conquest of literary London between 1908 and 1920. He marshals Pound's staggering output of poetry poetry, , prose and correspondence to excellent effect, and offers clear, perceptive commentary on it. He helps us to see poems, such as this famous, peculiarly haunting 19-syllable haiku, in a new light:The apparition of these faces in the crowd: Petals on a wet, black bough.That Mr Moody is constantly being upstaged by the subject of his study is not surprising. Pound was one of the most colourful artistic figures in a period full of them.According to Ford Madox Ford, who became a good friend of Pound's shortly after the bumptious young American arriv arrived ed in London: “Ezra would approach with the step of a dancer, making passes with a cane at an imaginary opponent. He would wear trousers made of green billiard cloth, a pink coat, a blue shirt, a tie hand-painted by a Japanese friend, an immense sombrero , a flaming beard cut to a point and a single large blue earring.” W.B. Y eats's simple assessment was that: “There is no younger generation of poets. E.P. is a solitary volcano.”A great merit of Mr Moody's approach is the space he gives to Pound's writings. It is love-it-or-hate-love-it-or-hate-it stuff, but, either way, undeniably fascinating. “All good art is realism of one kind it stuff, but, either way, undeniably fascinating. “All good art is realism of one kind or another,” Pound said. Reconciling that tidy statement with practically any of his poems is hard work but, as Mr Moody shows over and over again, hard work that offers huge rewards. His first volume ends in 1920, with Pound quitting London in a huff, finally fed up up——after more than adecade of doing everything in his power to rattle the intellectual establishment establishment—with —with “British insensitivity to, an insensitivity to, and irritation with, mental agility d irritation with, mental agility in any and every form”. His disgraceful radio programmes and the full blooming of his loopiness lie ahead. So, too, do most of his exquisite Cantos.1. Pound was a divisive figurebecause_____[A] he brought both positive andnegative effect to the development of the Modernist movement. [B] he was both a poet and a person withmental problem. [C] he was politically a racist while hewas also pro-Fascist. [D] he was a man of complex andunintelligible personality. 2. When Pound was released from hospital, he returned to Italy because_____[A] Italy was his hometown. [B] he was persecuted by Americans. [C] he disliked America. [D] he was out of his mind.3. Which one of the following statements is NOT true of David Moody‟s Moody‟s study on study on Pound?[A] His literary approach is unlike that of Pound‟s, being less contradictory . [B] [B] He He focuses on Pound‟s Pound‟s poetry poetry itselfinstead of his personality, attempting to keep objective[C] [C] He traces the poet‟s life in time order He traces the poet‟s life in time order to study Pound‟s ac to study Pound‟s achievement. hievement.[D] His study offers a fresh sight of Pound…s work4．From From Keats‟s simple assessment, it Keats‟s simple assessment, it can be inferred that_____[A] Pound was of exploding power in his literary creation.[B] Pound [B] Pound‟s achievement could hardly ‟s achievement could hardly be reached by later poets. [C] Pou [C] Pound‟s excellence was nd‟s excellence was unsurpassable in his time.[D] It would take a long time forPound‟s generation to fully understand him.5. The word 5. The word ““rattle rattle””(Line 6, Paragraph 7) most probably means _____ [A] set up. [B] destroy [B] destroy. . [C] struggle. [D] disturb.文章剖析：文章剖析：这篇文章主要介绍了Pound 的两个不同侧面。

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