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C.Ｔhaｔ’svｅrykiｎdofyoｕ.Thanks?D．Ｉｔhinkｓo第二部分：閱讀理解(共10小題；每小題3分，滿分30分)Pasｓage1Mostpｅoplefeeｌloｎｅlyｓomｅtｉmｅs,ｂutｉtusuaｌlylastsｂeｔweenafewminuｔｅsandａfewｈｏuｒs．Thisｋiｎｄｏｆloｎｅｌineｓsisnotsｅrious.Ｉnｆaｃt,it’sｑuiｔenｏrmal.Ｆorｓoｍepeｏpｌe,though,lonｅｌiｎesscaｎｌastｆorｙｅaｒs．Reｓｅarcherssaythere’rethｒeｅｄｉfferentkiｎdｓｏflｏｎｅlｉness.Thｅｆiｒsｔｋｉndoflｏneｌinessiｓteｍpｏrａry(暫時(shí)的).Thｉｓistｈeｍostcｏmmontｙpe.Itusuａllydisaｐpearqｕiｃｋlｙanddoesnoｔreｑuireａｎysｐecｉａlａt(yī)teｎtion.Ｔheｓecondkiｎd,siｔuationalloｎelinｅss，iｓaresulｔofapaｒｔiｃuｌarsitｕaｔｉon–forexampｌｅ，aｆamilｙproblem,oｒtｈｅdeatｈoｆａlovedoｎe．Althｏｕghtｈiｓｋｉnｄoflonelinesscancausephyｓicａlpｒobｌeｍs,sｕｃhaｓｈeadacheｓanｄsleeplesｓnｅss，ｉｔｕｓuａlｌyｄoeｎotlastfoｒmoretｈanayear.Ｔｈeｔhｉrdkindoflonelineｓsiｓtｈｅｍｏstsｅvere.Ｃhrｏnｉc（長期的)lｏnelinｅsｓlasｔｓｍorethａｎtｗoyearsandhasnospecificcause．Peopleｗhoexｐeｒiencｅｈabituａlloneｌｉｎesｓhａｖeｐroｂlemssocializingandbecomｉngclosetootｈers.Unfortuｎａt(yī)ely，ｍanｙｃｈｒonicalｌylonelyｐeoｐlethinｋｔｈere’slittleｔheycａndoｔoimｐｒovetheircondition.Ｐsychoｌogiｓtsareｔryingtｏfinｄｗaｙｓtohelphabｉｔuａllｙlｏnelypeopleｆortwoｒeａsons：thｅｙaｒeuｎhappｙaｎdunabｌｅtosocializeandtｈereisａcoｎｎｅctioｎbetweeｎcｈronicｌonelinessandｓerｉoｕsiｌlｎesssｕcｈasｈeａｒｔdｉｓｅａse.Wｈiletempｏｒaryaｎdsiｔuatｉｏnａllｏnelｉnesscａnbｅanormalandhｅaltｈyｐａrｔoflife，cｈｒoniclｏnelｉnesｓcａnbｅaverysaｄdaｎｇeｒoｕscoｎditｉｏn．6.Howｗoulｄyｏuｔｒeaｔteｍpｏraryｌonelｉnesｓacｃoｒdinｇtothepaｓｓaｇe？BA．Talktofrienｄs.B.Jｕｓtｉgnorｅｉt．Ｃ.Gotoｓｅe(cuò)adoctｏｒ．D.Ａskｙourteaｃherｓｆｏrｇｕｉｄanｃe.7．“It”ｉnthelａstｓｅntencｅｏftheｓeｃoｎdparagraphrefｅrstoＢ.A．tｅmporaryｌoｎeliｎｅssB．situationallｏｎelinｅｓsＣ.ａｆamiｌｙprｏｂlemＤ.sｌeeｐlessness8.TｈetｏpiｃｏｆthefoｕrthpａraｇｒａｐｈisｔhatA.A.oneｐrobｌemoflｏnelｉnesｓisapｅｒson’ssocialcoｎｔacts.B.wｅdｅpｅnｄonvariｏｕspeopleｆordｉfferentrｅasoｎsC.ｌoneｌｙpeopｌedoｎ’thaveｍanysｏcｉalｐｒoｂleｍｓD．loneｌypeopledon’tｈａvemａnｙｆrｉeｎds9.Whydopsｙｃhｏlogistswanttohelpｃhrｏnicａllylｏnｅｌｙpeoｐle？BＡ.Chｒoｎｉclonelinessｃａncａｕsefａｍｉlyｐroｂlemｓ.Ｂ.Chroｎｉcloｎeｌinesscaｎcaｕｓeseriｏusillneｓs．C.Chｒｏniｃloｎｅlinｅsｓcannｏtｂeoｖercoｍe.D.Chｒoｎiclonｅlinｅssisaｈａrmfuｌtｏｓoｃieｔｙ．10.Ｗｈaｔistｈebeｓttileforthｅpａssage?ＡＡ．ＴhreeKｉndsoｆLoneｌiness.Ｂ.LonelinｅsｓandDiｓeａse.C.LonｅlinesｓandSocialCoｎtaｃts.D.CｈroｎｉcLoneliness．Ｐａｓsage2EVENTS(賽事)ＢicycletｏurａnｄｒaceAbｉketｏｕｒanｄraceｗillbehelｄonＡｕgｕst26anｄ２７(Sat,&Sun.）．Ａt5:３0a.m.thｅriderｓｗillｌeａｖeTian’anmensquarｅanｄridethefirsｔ35ｋiｌometersａsaｔraｉｎｉngleg.Ｔhenthｅｎext５５kiｌｏｍｅｔeｒlｅg,fｒｏmYanjiaｏtoJixian,ｗｉllbeｔhefirｓtcoｍpeｔｉｔｉvepaｒtofthetoｕr.TheｒｉdersａndtheirbikｅswｉllthenbetakｅnfｒoｍJixiａntoＣhanglｉ.TheseconｄracinglegofthetｏｕrwiｌｌｂefｒomCｈanglitｏtｈeｓeａｓｉdｅofNaｎdaiｈe，coｖerｉngadiｓtanｃeｏf20kiｌｏｍｅtｅｒs.ＳaturdayniｇhtinclｕｄeｓｔheｓｔaｙatNａnｄaiheaｎｄsｕpper.Suｎdaｙｍoｒnｉｎｇisfrｅｅｆorplayattheseasｉｄｅ.AtｎoonalltｈeｐeopｌeanｄｔhｅirbikｅswｉllｂetａｋenｂacktoＢeiｊiｎg．Ｃｏsｔ：200YuanＴelｅphonｅ:46７5027BrａzｉlｉanｆootbalｌersＴhｅBｒazilianＦooｔballClubwｉllplaｙBeijingＧuo’anTeamatｔhｅＷo(hù)rkｅｒsStadiumoｎA(yù)ugusｔ２6.Theclubｈasfｏurnationａlteａmplayｅrs．Alsoｃｏmiｎgiｓ19９4USWouｌdCupstarRｏmａrioｗｈｏｈasprｏｍｉsedtｏplａyforatlｅast４5mｉｎuｔｅs.Tｉckｅtｐｒices：６0,100，150YuａnTime/Ｄate:4：30ｐm．Auｇust26(Saｔ.)Ｔelephoｎe:5０1２372Rock-cｌimbinｇThｅThirdNationaｌRockＣliｍｂingＣompeｔitionwiｌlbehｅldoｎＡugｕst2６-27ａｔｔｈｅHuairｏuMountaｉｎ－ｃlimbｉngＴrａｉｎｉｎgBasｅ．Ｍoｒetｈan10teａmｓfromBｅijｉng.Wuhａｎ,Dalｉan,Jilinandotｈerｐlaｃeswilｌtａｋepaｒｔiｎｉｔ．AJaｐaｎeseteamwiｌlgｉveanexhibitionｃｌimbｉｎg．Ｆrｅe(cuò)forｓpectatoｒｓ(觀眾Ｔaｋｅalonｇ-disｔancｅbuｓｆromDongzｈimeｎtoHuairou．Tｉｍe/Ｄａｔe:9－12a．m.,August2６ａnd2７Ｔelｅｐhone:７1４3１77，714485０,WangZhengｈua１1.Tｈemaiｎpuｒposeofａnnounciｎgtｈｅａboｖeｅｖeｎｔsｉstogiveinformａt(yī)iｏnａboｕtC．A.visitingteamsＢ.ｆaｍoｕｓpｌayerｓC.tｈingsｔodofoｒｔhｅwｅｅkeｎdD.priｃeｓtopaｙforｔhｅｓportsevents12.Iｆyoutakeｐａrtiｎｔheｂiketｏur,yｏｕwiｌlrideforD.A．３５kilomeｔersB．55kiloｍetｅrｓC.75kiｌoｍeｔersＤ.110kｉlomｅｔers１３．Theunｄeｒliｎedｗoｒd“l(fā)eｇ”in“Biｃｙclｅｔoｕrandraｃe”ｐｒｏbablymeansD.A.rａceB.praｃtｉｃeC.ｐaｒtoftｈetraｉｎｉngD．paｒtｏfｔheｔｏuｒ14.Whatｉsspｅｃｉａｌabouttｈｅｒｏckcｌimbinｇcompｅtitｉoｎ？BA.Afｏrｅiｇnteａｍtａkespartinit．Ｂ.Youcanwatchitwiｔhｏｕtpａｙinｇ.C.Youdon'ｔhavetobeasportsｍａnｔotakｅpaｒｔ.D.Thebｕstripｔoｔheplaceｏｆtheｃompetｉtｉoniｓｆreｅ.15．IfyouｗanttofinｄsomethingtodoｆoｒSatuｒdaｙaｆternoｏn，whiｃhtｅleｐhonenumberwiｌlyｏｕcaｌl?CＡ.4６７５027?B.７1４3177Ｃ．50l23７２ 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D．beｃomeＣ３０.A．for?Ｂ．ａt(yī)?Ｃ.in?D.withＢ第五部分:英譯漢(共3小題;每題5分，滿分１5分)31.IfyoutｒavelbyshipacrｏssｔhePacificＯceaｎ，ｙoucrossｔheInteｒnatｉonallｉｎe．假如你坐船穿過太平洋,那你就穿過了國際日期變更線。３2.Peopleaｌwａyshａt(yī)emice，butoneｍoｕｓewｏntｈｅpeople’sheａrtoｆthewｈoleｗorld.人們總是痛恨老鼠,但是有一只老鼠卻贏得了全世界人民的心。３3.Ｗeadmirehimａlthoughhｅmakｅｓalotofｍistakes；afterａｌlheiｓａｇreatman.盡管他犯了很多錯(cuò)誤我們還是很敬佩他,畢竟他是一個(gè)偉人。第六部分:寫作(滿分15分）請根據(jù)下面所給的題目用英語寫出一篇不少于8０詞的短文。ＭyViewsontheInternｅtInternetplａyｓanimpoｒtａｎtroｌeｉnoｕrlife.Firｓｔ,Thｅwｏｒｌdgetsｓｍaｌmunicａt(yī)ionbｅcoｍesｅasｉeraｎdfaster,becausethｒｏugｈtheIｎternetwecangｅｔtｏknｏwpｅｏpｌｅfroｍalｌｏveｒthewoｒｌd.Beｓides，ｗecaｎworkathomｅbｙsendingeｍaiｌandaｃcessingonlinｅinfｏrmaｔioｎ．Finaｌly,onliｎesｈoppinｇmａkesｏｕrlｉfemorｅconvenient.Bｕtａsmanyothermoｄeｒninveｎｔions,Internｅthａsitｓprｏblｅms.Forｉnｓｔanｃe，ｔhｅreiｓtoomucｈjｕnｋiｎｆoｒmationoｎｔheｎet,anditwastesourtime.Evenworsｅ,someevｉlpeｒsonscommｉtcrimｅｓusinｇｔhｅＩｎｔeｒnetｔechｎology．TｈｏusandsofpeoplｅhavefallｅninｌovewiththeIｎｔernｅt．Iｔ’ｓneｃｅssaｒｙtoadopｔｓｔricteｒadｍｉnistrationmeaｓuressｏthatitｗｉlｌserveusbeｔter．大學(xué)英語四作業(yè)2第一部分:交際用語(共5小題；每小題3分，滿分15分）1.—Coｕlｄyoutｕｒnthｅｒadiodoｗｎaliｔtle?—Ａ 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