09-10学年度第43-44期7版Quiz time答案与解析
高二版
Reading:
D1: 1. developer 2. ice cream/ice cream flavors 3. invent 4. perfect 5. background 6. food science
7. colleagues/co-workers 8. taste 9. reward(s)/happiness 10. developed/created/invented
D2: ADA
D3: DADA
D4: DABD
Listening:
1. painful/unhappy
2. better/happier
3. formation
4. mice
5. complicated
6. 20,000
7. printed
8. online
9. 500
10. convenience
解析:
Day 2
1. A。纵观全文，主要是介绍美国著名的“烤肉季节”。
2. D。根据文章内容，Barbecue refers to meat that is cooked for a long time (sometimes as long as 24 hours) over low heat on a wood fire. 真正的美式烤肉时需要很长时间的烤制的。
3. A。根据文章最后一段最后一句，This builds a stronger community because nothing brings people together faster than delicious food. 可知烤肉活动是联系美国社区人们之间关系的一种纽带。
Day 3
1. D。根据A new study suggests they do these things because they enjoy the thrill可知青少年的一些冒险行为实际上是有意为之。
2. A。根据第三段For their research, Burnett and colleagues (同事) studied 86 boys and men between the ages of 9 and 35, who were asked to play computer games in which they had to make decisions to earn points内容可知科学家的研究方法。
3. D。根据They take risks because they enjoy the thrill of a risky situation more than other age groups, especially when they have a lucky escape.可知青少年实际上很享受冒险带来的刺激。
4. A。根据"Understanding why adolescents (青少年) take such risks is important for public health interventions (干涉) and for families,"这段引述的话，我们可以知道全文的写作意图。
Day 4
1. D。细节理解题。根据文章第三段一位女士提醒Reagan的话可以看出，芝加哥各大型电台不聘他是因为他刚毕业，没有从业经验。
2. A。细节理解题。Reagan母亲鼓励他的话贯穿全文，在文章第五段也提到父亲借车给他以方便他找工作，因此正确答案为A。
3. B。情感态度题。作者再次被拒后在Peter MacArthur面前失控，Peter后来给了作者一个展示自我的机会，让他得以成功获取一份电台播音员的工作，因此对Peter是心怀感激的。文章在提到Peter时也使用了 "wonderful"这个词。
4. D。主旨大意题。文章所传达的精神是即使面临失望挫折也要坚持，终会走向成功。
听力原文：
（音乐：15″）
M: Listening comprehension
Topic: Technology
听下面两段独白，然后填上表格中所缺的内容。每段独白读两遍。现在，你有10秒钟的时间浏览第一个表格中的有关内容。
（停顿10″）
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W: ARE you worried about exams? Do you feel stressed by so many quizzes? In the near future, you may be able to take a pill and forget your worries.
US scientists say they have the technology to remove painful memories. It works on a protein that is important for memory formation. With the technology, scientists can remove certain memories from mice, without hurting their brains.
“The technology can help people to remove fears and unhappy memories,” said lead researcher Dr Joe Tsien. “It could help many people live better lives.”
However, the tests were only done on mice. Human brains are far more complicated. Scientists say it could be years before they use the technology on humans.
（停顿2″）
W: ARE you worried about exams? Do you feel stressed by so many quizzes? In the near future, you may be able to take a pill and forget your worries.
US scientists say they have the technology to remove painful memories. It works on a protein that is important for memory formation. With the technology, scientists can remove certain memories from mice, without hurting their brains.
“The technology can help people to remove fears and unhappy memories,” said lead researcher Dr Joe Tsien. “It could help many people live better lives.”
However, the tests were only done on mice. Human brains are far more complicated. Scientists say it could be years before they use the technology on humans.
（停顿5″）
（打点）
现在，你有10秒钟的时间浏览第二个表格中的有关内容。
（停顿10″）
（打点）
M: CUSHING Academy is a high school in Massachusetts, US. The school used to have 20,000 books in its library. But over the summer it got rid of most of the books.
Why?
“We wanted to put our focus on 21st-century learning,” said Tom Corbett, who is in charge of the library.
The school is going to replace printed books with electronic books, or e-books.
Corbett said that in the past few years, students at the school stopped using library books to do their homework. Most did their research on the Internet. An online library seemed to meet students’ needs better.
Teachers and students are also testing out e-readers, or electronic reading devices.
Most e-readers are thin and weigh less than 500g. They can download an e-book in 60 seconds. Don’t understand the meaning of a word? Click on it to get the meaning. Is the print too small? An e-reader can adjust the size.
Meghan Chenausky, 16, didn’t like the e-reader at first. But soon she began to love it. “It’s so convenient. You can have so many books right at your fingertips!” she said.
（停顿2″）
M: CUSHING Academy is a high school in Massachusetts, US. The school used to have 20,000 books in its library. But over the summer it got rid of most of the books.
Why?
“We wanted to put our focus on 21st-century learning,” said Tom Corbett, who is in charge of the library.
The school is going to replace printed books with electronic books, or e-books.
Corbett said that in the past few years, students at the school stopped using library books to do their homework. Most did their research on the Internet. An online library seemed to meet students’ needs better.
Teachers and students are also testing out e-readers, or electronic reading devices.
Most e-readers are thin and weigh less than 500g. They can download an e-book in 60 seconds. Don’t understand the meaning of a word? Click on it to get the meaning. Is the print too small? An e-reader can adjust the size.
Meghan Chenausky, 16, didn’t like the e-reader at first. But soon she began to love it. “It’s so convenient. You can have so many books right at your fingertips!” she said.
（打点）
听力训练到此结束。
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