黑龙江省哈尔滨市第六中学学年高二英语上学期开学测试试题2Word格式.docx

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Usedclothesareratherdifficulttodealwith.Theyaremadefromchemicals,cotton,orwool,whichconsumemanyresourcesintheprocessofmanufacturingand,ifburned,theypollutetheairandincreasethecarbonpressureupontheenvironment.Therefore,itisagoodthingforusedclothestoberecycledinfactoriesinsteadofbeingdisposedofingarbagecanstobeincineratedortransportedtolandfillsites.Inthatsense,thecompaniesthatputthedonationboxesincommunitieshavedonesomethinggoodandbeneficial.

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recycleboxes"

insteadofmisleadingpeoplebycallingthem"

donationboxes"

.Peopleexpecttheir"

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clothestogotothepoor,notfactories.

Peopleneedtobemorerealisticaswell.Donatingclothesmaynotbringmuchhelptothepoor.Especially,asittakesalotofhumanlabortocollecttheusedclothes,sortthem,cleananddisinfectthemanddeliverthemtoless-developedareas.Everystepcostsmoneyandsometimesthetotalcostmightevenbehigherthanbuyingnewclothesinlargequantities.Sometimesthepoormightnotneedusedclothing,buttheycannottradetheclothesforwhattheydoneed.

Itmightbeasadfact,butthemosteffectiveandefficientwayofhelpingpoorpeopleisdonatingmoneyandlettingthemgetwhattheyneedthemselves.Sowhenpeoplewanttosendahelpinghand,theyneedtodonatemoney,insteadofsimplydonatingtheirused,unwantedclothes.

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B.Unwantedclothescanberecycledindonationboxes.

C.Puttingdonationboxesincommunitiesisrightforcompanies.

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B.Thefactoriescannotbenefitfromit.

C.It’snotconvenientfortheresidents.

D.Itgetsthecommunitiesintotroublesometimes.

7.What’stheauthor’sattitudetowards“donationboxesincommunities”?

A.SupportiveB.DisapprovingC.IndifferentD.Doubtful

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Imadelotsoffriendsinmystudentdorm,wenttogreatparties,joinedthedebatingsociety...and,well,Ididsomeworktoo-butImustconfessmylecturerswereverypatientwithmytardiness.

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seasytolookbackatouruniversitydaysthroughrose-tintedspectaclesbutthetruthisthatwhenwefirstarrivedoncampus,mostofuswereoutofourcomfortzone.

Infact,asurveyofstudentsatImperialCollegeLondonhasrevealedthat3outof4studentsexperiencehighlevelsofstress,oramentalhealthcondition,duringtheirtimeatcollege.Thesurvey,completedbyoverathousandstudents,alsofoundthat70%ofthosethatexperiencestressdosoatleastonceaweek,and9%ofstudentsfeelstressedconstantly.

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DrRuthCalebofthecounselingserviceatBrunelUniversityinLondonhassometipsthatshouldmakelifeeasierforstudentsbeforetheysetoffforuniversity.Shesays:

CertainthingsthatIthinkitwouldbeveryhelpfulforstudentstohaveputinplaceareanabilitytodothepracticalthingsoflife–todothewashing,todothecleaningandsoon–beingabletocook.Budgetingisextremelyimportantinuniversitylife."

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8.Whatdidtheauthordothatmadeherprofessorsangry?

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10.WhatskilldoesDr.Ruthconsidertobeextremelyimportantforuniversitystudents?

A.BudgetingB.CookingC.CleaningD.washing

11.Whatdoestheauthormeanbytheexpression"

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Teensarenowlesslikelytodopart-timejobs,drinkalcoholorgooutwithouttheirparentsthantheircounterparts10or20yearsago.Thisgenerationofteensisdelayingtheresponsibilitiesandpleasuresofadulthood.Somepeoplethinkthattoday'

steensaremorevirtuous（有道德的）andresponsible.Other-shavesuggestedthattoday'

steensaren'

tworkingbecausetheyaresimplylazy.

Tofigureoutwhat'

sreallygoingon,weshouldlookatthesetrendswith“lifehistorytheory"

takenintoconsideration.A“fast-lifemethod”wasthemorecommonparentingapproachinthemid-20thcentury,whenfewerlabor-savingdeviceswereavailableandtheaveragewomanhadfourchildren.Theparentsneededtofocusonday-to-daysurvival.Asaresult,kidsneededtocareforthemselvessooner.A"

slow-lifemethod"

ontheotherhand,ismorecommonintimesandplaceswherefamilieshavefewerchildrenandspendmoretimeoneachchild'

sgrowthanddevelopment.Whentheaveragefamilyhastwochildren,preparingforcollegecanbeginasearlyasprimaryschools.Thetwomethodsareadaptationstoaparticularculturalbackground,soeachisn'

tnaturally“good"

or“bad"

.

Delayingexposuretoalcohol,then,couldmakeyoungadultslesspreparedtodealwithdrinkingincollege.Onestudyfoundteenswhorapidlyincreasedtherebinge-drinking（酗酒）weremoreatriskofalcoholdependencethanthosewholearnedtodrinkoveralongerperiodoftime.Thesamemightbetrueofteenswhodon'

twork,driveorgooutmuchinhighschool.Collegeadministratorsdescribestudentswhocan'

tdoanythingwithoutcallingtheirparents.Employersworrythatmoreyoungemployeeslacktheabilitytoworkindependently.

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independence,alongwithsocialanddecision-makingskills.Forparents,thismightmeanpushingtheirteenagersoutofthehousemore.

12.Accordingtothetext,teensinthepastweremore.

A.reliableB.innocentC.intelligentD.independent

13Whatplaysavitalroleinthetrendofteensgrowingupmore