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A.sparkled
B.grilled
C.endeavored
D.chuckled
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Gazing up into the professor's eyes, she seemed to ______ all he said.
A．take in
B．take over
C．take on
D．take to
In the eyes of Professor Morris, "loan words" are ______.
A．goods imported from other countries
B．acknowledged by people using them
C．lent to English people without interest
D．widely used especially in scientific field
Gazing up into the professor's eyes, she seemed to ______ all he said.
A．take in
B．take over
C．take on
D．take to
Questions are based on the following passage．
A research led by the University of Sydney has found that people often think otherpeople are stating at them even when they aren"t. When in doubt， the human brain is morelikely to tell its owner that he"s under the gaze of another person.
"Gaze perception——the ability to tell what a person is looking at——is a social cue thatpeople ofen take for granted，" says Professor Colin Clifford from the University"s Schoolof Psychology.
To tell if they"re under someone"s gaze， people look at the position of the otherperson"s eyes and the direction of their heads. These visual cues are then sent to the brainwhere there are specific areas that compute this information.
However， the brain doesn"t just passively receive information from the eyes. Thestudy shows that when people have limited visual cues， such as in dark conditions or whenthe other person is wearing sunglasses， the brain takes over with what it "knows".
The researchers created images of faces and asked people to observe where the faceswere looking. "We made it difficult for the observers to see where the eyes were pointedso they would have to rely on their prior knowledge to judge the faces" direction of gaze，"Professor Clifford explains. "It turns out that we"re likely to believe that others are staringat us， especially when we"re uncertain."
"There are several speculations to why humans have this bias，" Professor Cliffordsays. "Direct gaze can signal dominance or a threat， and if you perceive something as athreat， you would not want to miss it. So assuming that the other person is looking at youmay simply be a safer strategy. Also， direct gaze is often a social cue that the other personwants to communicate with us， so it"s a signal for an upcoming interaction."
"It"s important that we find out whether it"s innate or learned——and how this mightaffect people with certain mental conditions，" Professor Clifford says.
Research has shown， for example， that people who have autism （孤独症 ） are lessable to tell whether someone is looking at them. People with social anxiety， on the otherhand， have a higher tendency to think that they are under the stare of others.
"So if it is a learned behaviour， we could help them practice this task——onepossibility is letting them observe a lot of faces with different eyes and head directions，and giving them feedback on whether their observations are accurate."
What can we learn from the research led by the University of Sydney？ 查看材料
A.Human brain can tell if its owner is under someone"s gaze.
B.Human brain cannot identify other people"s gaze when in doubt.
C.People in doubt often think they are stared at by others.
D.People tend to stare at others when they are in doubt.
PROTECTING EYES FROM COMPUTER SCREENS
Many of us spend the bulk of the day looking at computer screens. Reading this article means there’s a good chance you’re looking at one right now.
But does looking at computer screens damage your eyes？ Professor Nathan Efron does not consider computer screens “harmful” to our eyes.
But he admits if you use one a lot, you increase your risk of becoming slightly more short-sighted –where your eyes focus well only on close objects while more distant objects appear blurred. This is especially the case for children and young adults, whose eyes are still developing.
In the shorter term, prolonged viewing of a computer screen can make any slight existing vision defects more noticeable. It can also give you what is sometimes known as “computer vision syndrome” – eye strain, headaches, gritty eyes and blurry vision. But this is only temporary and can be minimized by:
Adjusting the screen display so the contrast is high and the brightness feels comfortable.
Having lighting that does not produce glare on the screen.
Giving your eyes regular rests from looking at the screen (The Optometrists Association of Australia recommends you do this for five to ten minutes every one to two hours of computer use. It's a good time to make phone calls or do other tasks.)
1. Many of us spend much time looking at computer screens. {T; F}
2. Looking at computer screens for long time doesn’t damage children and young adults’ eyesight. {T; F}
3. Computer vision syndrome cannot be weakened. {T; F}
4. It’s good taking breaks during screen watching. {T; F}
5. Proper lighting is important to protect our eyes. {T; F}
The lost car of the Lees was found in the woods off the highway.
A．vanished
B．deserted
C．scattered
D．rejected
The lost car of the Lees was found ______ in the woods off the highway.
A．vanished
B．abandoned
C．scattered
D．rejected
Which of the following modes of commenting is not proposed by Lees？
A．Reminding
B．Questioning
C．Correcting
D．Rewriting.
“I will drink / life to the lees .” In the quoted line Ulysses is saying that he till the end of his life .
A、will keep traveling and exploring
B、will go on drinking and being happy
C、would like to toast to his glorious life
D、would like to drink the cup of wine
窟) to get case histories of 200 boys.They were asked to61evaluation of each boy’s future.In every case the students wrote, “He hasn’t got the chance”, Twenty-five years later another sociology professor came62the earlier study.He had his students follow up on the project to see what had63to these boys.
With the exception of 20 boys who had moved64or died, the students learned that 176 of the65180 had achieved more than ordinary success as lawyers, doctors and businessmen.
The professor was66and decided to pursue the matter further.Fortunately, all men were in the area and he was67to ask each one , “How do you account for your success？” In each68the reply came with feeling, “There was a teacher”.
The teacher was still69,so he sought her out and asked the old lady what magic formula she had used to pull these boys out of the slums into successful achievement.The teacher’s eyes sparked and her lips broke70a gentle smile, “It’s really very simple”, she said, “I loved those boys”.
61.A、writing
B、write
C、wrote
D、written
62.A、after
B、into
C、from
D、across
63.A、happened
B、followed
C、taken place
D、made
64.A、down
B、up
C、away
D、close
65.A、remain
B、remained
C、remains
D、remaining
66.A、suspicious
B、astonished
C、conscious
D、worried
67.A、able
B、happy
C、ready
D、reasonable
68.A、question
B、word
C、case
D、turn
69.A、living
B、alive
C、live
D、lively
70.A、in
B、up
C、away
D、into
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