PartI
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Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowritealettertothedininghallofyourcollegeaboutitsunstabletables.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsbutnomorethan180words.PartIIListeningComprehension(25minutes)
SectionADirections:Inthissection,youwillhearthreenewsreports.Attheendofeachconversation,youwillhearfourquestions.Boththenewsreportandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Questions1and2arebasedonthenewsreportyouhavejustheard.1.A)Aninventionmadebyarchitectsandengineers.B)Anewdevicegatheringinformationaboutbuildings.C)Anintroductionofathree-dimensionalmodel.D)Newwaysofbuildingstructures.2.A)Theaccurateshapeofroomsinthebuilding.B)Thesizeandpositionofheatingandcoolingequipment.C)Thesizeandpositionofwindowsanddoors.D)Theplacementofelectricaloutlets.Questions3and4arebasedonthenewsreportyouhavejustheard.3.A)Kidsshouldspendmoretimeoutdoors.B)Kidsallliketreesandflowers.C)Kidsmaylearnbetteringreennature.D)Kidsshouldlearntoprotectnature.4.A)Theycandistractachild’sattention.B)Theyareeasytobeaccepted.C)Theycanhurtachild’shealth.D)Theywillaffectachild’sschooling.Questions5to7arebasedonthenewsreportyouhavejustheard.5.A)Permanentlossofeyesightofpilots.C)Tragicresultsofairaccidents.B)Lossofconsciousnessofpassengers.D)Blackoutsofjetfighterpilots.6.A)Whentheairplaneslowsdownveryquickly.B)Whentheairplaneismakingasharpturn.C)Whenthepilotshaveaheartdisease.D)Whenthepilotsloseconsciousness.7.A)Itisrequiredbythelawsandthegovernment.B)TheairpressureisratherlowabovetheEarth’ssurface.C)Thepassengerswillloseconsciousnessintheplanes.D)Lackofoxygencanaffectanyoneatextremeheights.SectionBDirections：Inthissection,youwillheartwolongconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,youwillhearfourquestions.Boththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C),andD).ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Questions8to11arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.8.A)BrentwoodinAmerica.B)London.C)EssexinEngland.D)Scotland.9.A)ItisasmalltownnexttoLondon.B)Itisalargepopulation.C)ItisinthesoutheastofScotland.D)Itisapoorcity.10.A)It’sarelativelysmalltown.B)Thepeoplelivingthereareveryrich.C)Housesarescarcethere.D)It’sclosetoLondon.11.A)Thewomanisnotsatisfiedwiththerecreationthere.B)Themanthinkshighlyoftherecreationthere.C)Allkindsofrecreationsareavailablethere.D)Themanthinkslittleoftherecreationthere.Questions12to15arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.12.A)Heworkedinapaintingstore.B)Heworkedinapaintingfactory.C)Heworkedinagasstand.D)Heworkedinabookstore.13.A)ToprinttheTVguides.B)ToedittheTVguides.C)ToselltheTVguides.D)TopreparetheTVguidesfordistribution.14.A)Highpayandshortworkhours.B)Friendlyenvironmentandteamworkspirit.C)Relaxedatmosphereandvaluableexperience.D)Goodfriendshemadeinthefactory.15.A)Delightful.B)Meaningless.C)Terrible.D)Cruel.SectionCDirections:Inthissection,youwillhearthreepassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Questions16to18arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.16.A)Theythinkitlookslikeflowers.B)Theythinkitisfullofpassion.C)TheyuseittoshowrespecttoChrist.D)Theythinkitisbeautiful.17.A)France.B)TheCaribbean.C)England.D)Canada.18.A)Itisaboutthesizeofanegg.C)Itisfullofyellowseeds.B)Itiswithabrownskin.D)Itisaboutthesizeofanorange.Questions19to21arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.19.A)Abook.B)Aclock.C)Ashirt.D)Asuitcase.20.A)Fasteningherseatbelts.C)Enjoyingthebeautyoftheeveningsky.B)Listeningtothemusic.D)Sittinginasmokefilledroom.21.A)Shelostherticket.C)Shemadesomemistakes.B)Shewasthoughtbringingatimebomb.D)Shepassporthadsomeproblems.Questions22to25arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.22.A)Theyhaveunwrittenregulations.C)Theyhavethepromisingprospects.B)Theyneverpunishtheviolators.D)Theyhavestrictrules.23.A)Hewillbeperceivedasasuccessfulperson.B)Hewillbelesslikelytogetpromotion.C)Hewillbemoresuccessful.D)Hewillbepushedasidebyhiscolleagues.24.A)Trytomodifyit.C)Don’tjudgeit.B)Criticizeitdirectly.D)Shootitdown.25.A)Hewhocreatestheideadeservesthecredithimself.B)Itdoesn’tmatterifabusinessownerborrowshisemployee’sidea.C)Youcanborrowotherpeople’sideaifyouworkasateam.D)Thevictimswillforgetsoonifyouborrowhisidea.PartⅢReadingComprehension(40minutes)
SectionADirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.Questions26to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Newresearchshowsgirlswhoregularlyhavefamilymealsaremuchless__26__toadoptallkindsofextremeweightcontrol__27__,suchasvomiting(催吐)，usinglaxatives(泻药)ordietpills.Astudysurveyingmorethan2,500Americanhighschoolstudentsfoundthatgirlswhoatefiveormorefamilymealsaweekhadamuchhealthierrelationshipwithfoodinlaterlife.Theresearch,publishedininternationaljournalArchivesofPediatricsandAdolescentMedicine,polledstudentsaged13to17in1999whowere__28__upfiveyearslater.Regularfamilymealswerefoundtohaveaprotectiveeffect__29__ofthegirls’age,weight,socio-economicstatus,dieting__30__orrelationshipwithherfamily.Expertssaydoctorsshouldencouragefamiliestohavedinneratthetableinsteadofonthecouchinfrontofthetelevisionto__31__againstseriouseatingdisorders.BelindaDalton,directorofeatingdisordersclinicTheOakHouse,saideatingwithfamilyhelped“normalize(正常化)”youngpeople’srelationshipwithfood.“Whenadolescentsarefeelingthatthey’renotcopingtheyturntosomethingthattheycancontrolandfoodissomething__32__andaccessibleforthemtocontrol.Clearly,ifthey’resittingwiththeirfamilyonaregularbasisthentheirfamilycanbemoreincontroloftheireating,”Ms.Daltonsaid.“It’saboutyoungpeoplefeelingconnectedwiththeirfamilyandthatbuildsself-esteemandsenseofworthandthatcan__33__veryactivelyagainstsomeonedevelopinganeatingdisorder.”Aneatingdisordersexpert,KirstyGreenwood,saidmealtimeswereoftendifficultforsufferers.“Itis__34__thattheyfeelveryashamedoftheireatinghabitsandoftenwon’teatwithotherpeople.Perhapsit’sbecausetheyhaven’t__35__theimportanceofthefamilymealintheirgrowingup,”shesaid.A)availableB)behaviorsC)examinedD)favorableE)followedF)followedG)habitsH)likelyI)potentialJ)prohibitK)protectL)regardlessM)tendenciesN)typicalO)workSectionBDirections:Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.AnswerthequestionsbymarkingthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2.MediaSelectionforAdvertisements[A]Afterdeterminingthetargetaudienceforaproductorservice,advertisingagenciesmustselecttheappropriatemediafortheadvertisement.Wediscussherethemajortypesofmediausedinadvertising.Wefocusourattentiononseventypesofadvertising:television,newspapers,radio,magazines,out-of-home,Internet,anddirectmail.[B]Televisionisanattractivemediumforadvertisingbecauseitdeliversmassaudiencestoadvertisers.WhenyouconsiderthatnearlythreeoutoffourAmericanshaveseenthegameshowWhoWantstoBeaMillionaire,youcanunderstandthepoweroftelevisiontocommunicatewithalargeaudience.Whenadvertiserscreateabrand,forexample,theywanttoimpressconsumerswiththebrandanditsimage.Televisionprovidesanidealvehicleforthistypeofcommunication.Buttelevisionisexpensivemedium,andnotalladvertiserscanaffordtouseit.[C]Television’sinfluenceonadvertisingisfourfold.First,narrowcastingmeansthattelevisionchannelsareseenbyanincreasinglynarrowsegmentoftheaudience.TheGolfChannel,forinstance,iswatchedbypeoplewhoplaygolf;HomeandGardenTelevisionisseenbythoseinterestedinhouseholdimprovementprojects.Thus,audiencesaresmallerandmorehomogeneousthantheyhavebeeninthepast.Second,thereisanincreaseinthenumberoftelevisionchannelsavailabletoviewers,andthus,advertisers.Thishasalsoresultedinanincreaseinthesheernumberofadvertisementstowhichaudiencesareexposed.Third,digitalrecordingdevicesallowaudiencemembersmorecontroloverwhichcommercialstheywatch.Fourth,controloverprogrammingisbeingpassedfromthenetworkstolocalcableoperatorsandsatelliteprogrammers.[D]Aftertelevision,themediumattractingthenextlargestannualadrevenueisnewspapers.TheNewYorkTimes,whichreachesanationalaudience,accountsfor$1billioninadrevenueannually.Ithasincreaseditsnationalcirculation(发行量)by40%andisnowavailableforhomedeliveryin168cities.Locally,newspapersarethelargestadvertisingmedium.[E]Newspapersarealessexpensiveadvertisingmediumthantelevisionandprovideawayforadvertiserstocommunicatealonger,moredetailedmessagetotheiraudiencethantheycanthroughtelevision.Givennewproductiontechniques,advertisementscanbeprintedinnewspapersinabout48hours,meaningnewspapersarealsoaquickwayofgettingthemessageout.Newspapersareoftenthemostimportantformofnewsforalocalcommunity,andtheydevelopahighdegreeofloyaltyfromlocalreaders.[F]Advertisingonradiocontinuestogrow.Radioisoftenusedinconjunctionwithoutdoorbillboards(广告牌)andtheInternettoreachevenmorecustomersthantelevision.Advertisersarelikelytouseradiobecauseitisalessexpensivemediumthantelevision,whichmeansadvertiserscanaffordtorepeattheiradsoften.Internetcompaniesarealsoturningtoradioadvertising.Radioprovidesawayforadvertiserstocommunicatewithaudiencemembersatalltinesoftheday.Consumerslistentoradioontheirwaytoschoolorwork,atwork,onthewayhome,andintheeveninghours.[G]Twomajorchanger—satelliteandInternetradio—willforceradioadvertiserstoadapttheirmethods.Bothoftheseradioformsallowlistenerstotuneinstationsthataremoredistantthanthelocalstationstheycouldreceiveinthepast.Asaresult,radiowillincreasinglyattracttargetaudienceswholivemanymilesapart.[H]Newsweeklies,women’stitles,andbusinessmagazineshaveallseenincreasesinadvertisingbecausetheyattractthehigh-endmarket.Magazinesarepopularwithadvertisersbecauseofthenarrowmarketthattheydeliver.Abroadcastmediumsuchasnetworktelevisionattractsalltypesofaudiencemembers,butmagazineaudiencesaremorehomogeneous.IfyoureadSportsIllustrated,forexample,youhavemuchincommonwiththemagazine’sotherreaders.Advertisersseemagazinesasanefficientwayofreachingtargetaudiencemembers.[I]Advertisersusingtheprintmedia—magazinesandnewspapers—willneedtoadapttotwomainchanges.First,theInternetwillbringlargeraudiencestolocalnewspaper.Theseaudienceswillbemorediverseandgeographicallydispersed(分散)thaninthepast.Second,advertiserswillhavetounderstandhowtouseanincreasingnumberofmagazinesfortheirtargetaudiences.Althoughsomemagazineswillmaintainnationalaudiences,alargenumberofmagazineswillentertainnarroweraudiences.[J]Out-of-homeadvertising,alsocalledplace-basedadvertising,hasbecomeanincreasinglyeffectivewayofreachingconsumers,whoaremoreactivethaneverbefore.Manyconsumerstodaydonotsitathomeandwatchtelevision.Usingbillboards,newsstands,andbussheltersforadvertisingisaneffectivewayofreachingtheseon-the-goconsumers.Moreconsumerstravellongerdistancestoandfromwork,whichalsomakesout-of-homeadvertisingeffective.Technologyhaschangedthenatureofthebillboardbusiness,makingitamoreeffectivemediumthaninthepast.Usingdigitalprinting,billboardcompaniescanprintabillboardin2hours,comparedwith6dayspreviously.Thisallowsadvertisersmorevarietyinthetypesofmessagestheycreatebecausetheycanchangetheirmessagesmorequickly.[K]Asconsumersbecomemorecomfortablewithonlineshopping,advertiserswillseektoreachthismarket.AsconsumersgetmoreoftheirnewsandinformationfromtheInternet,theabilityoftelevisionandradiotogetthewordouttoconsumerswilldecrease.ThechallengetoInternetadvertisersistocreateadsthataudiencemembersremember.[L]Internetadvertisingwillplayamoreprominentroleinorganizations’advertisinginthenearfuture.Internetaudiencestendtobequitehomogeneous,butsmall.Advertiserswillhavetoadjusttheirmethodstoreachtheseaudiencesandwillhavetoadapttheirpersuasivestrategiestotheonlinemediumaswell.[M]Afinaladvertisingmediumisdirectmail,whichusesmailingstoconsumerstoconsumerstocommunicateaclient’smessage.Directmailincludesnewsletterspostcardsandspecialpromotions.Directmailisaneffectivewaytobuildrelationshipswithconsumers.Formanybusinesses,directmailisthemosteffectiveformofadvertising.36.Anewspapermaygainlargeadrevenueannuallyifitcanreachlotsofaudience.37.Televisionisanattractiveadvertisingmediuminthatithaslargeaudiences.38.Advertisingonradiocontinuestogrowbecauseitprovideseasyaccesstoconsumers.39.Internetadvertiserswillhavetoadjusttheirmethodstoreachaudiencesthattendtobequitehomogenous,butamall.40.Magazineshavemuchadvantagesingettingtotargetcustomers.41.WiththeincreaseofthenumberofTVchannels,thenumberofTVadspeoplecanseehasincreased.42.Out-of-homeadvertisinghasbecomemoreeffectivebecauseconsumerstravelmorenowthaneverbefore.43.Directmailisaneffectiveformofadvertisingforbusinessestodeveloprelationshipswithconsumers.44.Conparedwithtelevision,newspapersasanadvertisingmediumconveymoredetailedmessages.45.ThechallengetoInternetadvertisersistocreateadsthatcaneasilyleaveimpressiononcustomers.SectionCDirections:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageOneQuestions46to50arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Newevidenceofasick,deprivedpopulationworkingunderharshconditionscontradictsearlierimagesofwealthandabundancefromtheartrecordsoftheancientEgyptiancityofTellel-Amarna,astudyhasfound.Tellel-AmarnawasthecapitalofancientEgyptduringthereignofthepharaoh(法老)Akhenaten,whoabandonedmostofEgypt’soldgodsinfavoroftheAtensundiskandbroughtinanewandmoreexpressivestyleofart.Akhenaten,whoruledEgyptbetween1379and1362BC,builtandlivedinTellel-AmarnaincentralEgyptfor15years.ThecitywaslargelyabandonedshortlyafterhisdeathandtheascendanceofthefamousboykingTutankhamuntothethrone.StudiesontheremainsofordinaryancientEgyptiansinacemeteryinTellel-Amarnashowedthatmanyofthemsufferedfromanemia(贫血症),fracturedbones,stuntedgrowthandhighjuvenilemortalityrates,accordingtoprofessorsBarryKempandJeromeRose,wholedtheresearch.Rose,aprofessorofanthropology(人类学)intheUniversityofArkansasintheUnitedStates,saidadultsburiedinthecemeterywereprobablybroughttherefromotherpartsofEgypt.“ThismeansthatwehaveaperiodofdeprivationinEgyptpriortotheAmarnaphase.SomaybethingswerenotsogoodfortheaverageEgyptianandmaybeAkhenatensaidwehavetochangetomakethingsbetter,”hesaid.Kemp,directoroftheAmarnaProjectwhichseeksinparttoincreasepublicknowledgeofTellel-Amamaandsurroundingregion,saidlittleattentionhasbeengiventothecemeteriesofordinaryancientEgyptians.Posedisplayedpicturesshowingspinal(脊柱)injuriesamongteenagers,probablybecauseofaccidentsduringconstructionworktobuildthecity.Thestudyshowedthatanemiaranat74percentamongchildrenandteenagers,andat44percentamongadults,Rosesaid.Theaverageheightofmenwas159cm(5feet2inches)and153cmamongwomen.“Adultheightsareusedasanindicatorforoverallstandardofliving,”hesaid.“Shortstaturesreflectadietdeficientinprotein…Peoplewerenotgrowingtotheirfullpotential.”46.Whatisthefindingsofthestudymentionedinthepassage?A)TheancientTellel-Amarnawasfamousforitsartrecords.B)TheartisticexhibitionofancientTellel-Amarnawastrustworthy.C)TheartrecordsofTellel-AmarnashowedancientEgyptians’reallife.D)ThewasreallytoughforaverageEgyptiansinancientTellel-Amarna.47.Accordingtothepassage,wecanlearnthatAkhenaten______.A.broughttheancientEgypttoaperiodofthegreatestprosperity.B)mainlyheldthereinsoftheancientgovernmentincentralEgupt.C)worshipedEgypt’soldgods,especiallyfavoredthesunGodAtenD)askedhismentocreateanoriginalpatternofartisticrepresentation48.What’stheresearchers’attitudetowardstheordinaryancientEgyptians’life?A)Indifferent.B)Sympathetic.C)Sorrowful.D)Admiring.49.Accordingtothepassage,whatistheaimoftheAmarnaProject?A)ToassistthepublictoobtainmoredetailedinformationaboutancientEgyptians.B)Toattractpeople’sattentiontothetombsofcommonpeopleinancientEgypt.C)TounveilthebrilliantculturesoftheancientEgyptiancityofTellel-Amarna.D)TohelppeopleunderstandacertaincapitalofancientEgyptanditsneighborhoodbetter.50.WhydoestheauthormentionancientEgyptianadultheightsinthelastpartofthepassage?A)Torealisticallydescribecommonpeople’sphysicalconditionsatthattime.B)TorevealtheoppressiveworkingpressurefacedwithordinaryEgyptians.C)Toillustratethefactthatthequalityofcommonlifewastrulylowoftheday.D)TodemonstratetheaverageEgyptian’sunhealthydiethabitsinancienttimes.PassageTwoQuestions51to55arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Drinkfromplasticbottlescanraisethebody’slevelsofacontroversial“gendeer-bending”chemicalbymorethantwothirds,accordingtotests.ExpertshavebeenconcernedaboutthepossiblehealtheffectsofbisphenolA(BPA)—aneverydaychemicalusedinmanyplasticfoodanddrinkcontainersandtinsaswellasclearbabybottles—whichisofficiallyclassifiedastoxicinsomecountries.Astudyfoundthatparticipantswhodrankforaweekfrompolycarbonate(聚碳酸酯)bottlesshoweda69percentincreaseintheirurineofBPA.Researchersdidnotsayhowmuchliquidwasdrunkperday.ResearchersfromHarvardSchoolofPublicHealthstudied77students,whohadfirstundergoneaseven-day“washout”phaseinwhichtheydrankallcoldbeveragesfromstainlesssteelbottlesinordertominimiseBPAexposure.Theywerethengiventwopolycarbonatebottlesandaskedtodrinkallcoldbeveragesfromthemduringtheweek.PreviousstudieshavesuggestedthathighlevelsofBPAconsumptionarelinkedtobirthdefects,growthproblemsandanincreasedriskofheartdisease.Inparticulartherearefearsthatheatingthebottles,asparentswoulddowhenwarmingtheirbaby’smilk,causesthechemicaltoleakinpotentiallydangerousquantitiesintotheliquidcontainedwithin.“Ifyouheatthosebottles,asisthecasewithbabybottles,wewouldexpectthelevelstobeconsiderablyhigher.ThiswouldbeofconcernsinceinfantsmaybeparticularlysusceptibletoBPA’shormonegland-disrupting(扰乱腺体激素分泌)potential.”saidtheseniorauthorofthelateststudy,KarinB.Michels.MostadultscarryBPAintheirbodiesbutexpertopinionontherisksisdivided.TheEuropeanFoodSafetyAuthoritybelievesthatpeoplenaturallyconvertthechemicalintolessharmfulsubstancesinthebody.PreviousstudieshadfoundthatBPAcouldleachfrompolycarbonatebottlesintotheircontents,butthisstudyisthefirsttoshowthesizeofthecorrespondingincreaseinurinaryBPAconcentrationsinhumans.HarvardresearcherJennyCarwilesaid,“WhilepreviousstudieshavedemonstratedthatBPAislinkedtoadversehealtheffects,thisstudyfillsinamissingpieceofthepuzzle—whetherornotpolycarbonateplasticbottlesareanimportantcontributortotheamountofBPAinthebody.”51.WhattoweknowaboutbisphenolA(BPA)fromthebeginningofthepassage?A)Itiscertainsubstancetakeninbyhumanbeingseveryday.B)Itisacomponentcontainedinanumberofplasticproducts.C)Itisanelementthatplaysadecisiveroleinpeople’sgender.D)Itisakindofchemicalthatisuniversallyregardedpoisonous.52.AccordingtoParagraph4,the“washout”phasewasdesignedto_______.A)maketheresearchbeaccomplishedwitharesultassatisfyingaspossibleB)obtainreferencesforthepossiblehealtheffectsofstainlesssteelbottlesC)eliminatesubstancesinbodiesthatmayaffecttheresultoftheresearchD)limitthesortofbeveragestakeninbyparticipantstotheminimumlevel53.Whatresultcanbeexpectedifbabybottlescontainingpolycarbonateareheated?A)TheliquidinthebottleswouldabsorblimitedamountofconvertedBPA.B)Theinfantsshouldbeseriouslybotheredbysuchdiseaseasheartattack.C)BabieswouldconsumemoreBPAiftheydrinktheliquidinthebottles.D)Theinfantswouldundoubtedlyrefusetodrinktheliquidinthebottles.54.HowdoexpertsevaluatethehazardthatcanbecausedbyBPA?A)Theythinkitissocommoninbodiesthatitisn’thazardousmaterial.B)Differentgroupsholddifferentviewpointsonthisissue.C)Theybelieveitwillbetransformedintoothersafematerials.D)TheyconsidertheamountofBPAinbodiesdecidesitsharmfulness.55.Whatisthesignificanceofthestudytalkedaboutinthispassage?A)ItprovedtheassumptiononBPAthatstudiespreviously.B)ItclarifiedthehighrisksthatBPAmayposetopeople’shealth.C)ItconfirmedtheprincipalsourceofthesubstanceBPA.D)Itshowedwhat’sresponsiblefortherisinglevelofBPAinhumans.PartⅣTranslation(30minutes)
Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestotranslateapassagefromChineseintoEnglish.YoushouldwriteyouransweronAnswerSheet2.中国的传统节庆膳食在数量和质量上都与平时有所不同。一些历史悠久、具有象征意义的食物也是节日必不可缺的。例如，端午节（DragonBoatFestival）那一天，人们通常要吃粽子。中秋节是赏月的日子。中秋节的特制食品是月饼。春节是中国的农历（lunar）新年。除了常见的海鲜、家禽（poultry）和肉类之外，人们还要按各自的地方习俗烹制传统菜肴，如饺子和年糕。
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