On no account can parents always _______ with the children, otherwise they will become more greedy and come up with more unreasonable requests.
A. compromise B. overlook C. disapprove D. cooperate
Often looking at your daily behavior from a different ______ will help you change your actions for the better.
A. procedure B. perspective C. principle D. prediction
请你根据以下提示，并结合事例，用英语写一篇短文。
It doesn't really matter whether your glass is half empty or half full. Be thankful that you have a glass and that there's something in it.
注意： ①无须写标题；
②除诗歌外，文体不限；
③文中不得透露个人姓名和学校名称；
④词数为120左右，如引用提示语则不计入总词数。
阅读下列各小题，根据汉语句子，用句末括号内的英语单词完成句子，并将答案写在答题卡上的相应题号后。
1.Finally he reached a lonely island_______________________ from the outside world. (cut)
最后，他来到了一个与外界隔绝的孤岛。
2.It has been proved that ___________________________ helps to protect you against serious illnesses in later life. (eat)
已经得到证实童年时吃蔬菜有助于你在以后生活中抵御重病。
3.The reform of College Entrance Examination will begin with English, whose result is not ____________. (expect)
高考改革将从英语学科开始，其结果也不像预期那样令人满意。
4.I’m so sorry _____________ at such an awkward time, but I really had something urgent to tell you. (call)
我真的很抱歉在这么不合适的时间给你打电话，但我真的有急事告诉你。
5.How can you ask again? I think ____________ at all when I presented the answer to you. (listen)
你怎能还要问？我认为当时我在讲解答案时你根本没听。
6.Never before in his life ______________________ such a great loss, so he almost lost the hope of life. (suffer)
他一生从来没有遭受过如此重大的损失，所以他几乎失去了生活的希望。
小题7】It was ___________________ that he moved out of the remote village and settled down in the big city. (feel)
就是因为他觉得孤单，他才搬出那个偏僻的村庄，在大城市定居下来。
7.Had the natural disaster happened at midnight, it ______________________ much greater damage. (cause)
如果这场自然灾害发生在半夜，它可能会造成更大的灾害。
8.TV can not only keep us_______ throughout the world but also bring us various forms of entertainment. (inform)
电视不仅能让我们了解世界上正在发生的事情，还能给我们带来各种各样的娱乐。
9.If you don't insist on _______________________, you'll never have it. (go)
如果不坚持去追逐你的梦想，你将永远不会实现梦想。
The environmental group 350.org has launched a new campaign called Climate Name Change that proposes to revise to how hurricanes are named: call them after policymakers who say that humans are not to blame for global warming.
This will save the Katrinas and Sandys of the world from the injustice of having their names attached to major disaster, the group says. And, as a bonus, it will produce some peculiar weather reports.
“Rick Perry leaves trail of death,” appears under a broadcast titled “Rick Perry: The Tragedy.”
“Michelle Bachman is incredibly dangerous. If you value your life, please seek shelter from Michelle Bachman,” says an official while addressing a news conference.
The campaign is unlikely to influence the World Meteorological Organization, which has since 1954 named Atlantic tropical storms from an official list.
But the campaign’s goal seems less to actually name a hurricane after the speaker of the house, and more to call attention to an issue that this month has reached an alarming level of seriousness. The campaign comes just a month before the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release its most recent report on the state of global warming and a week after a draft（草稿）of the report was given away to Reuters.
In the draft, scientists concluded with near certainty – about 95 percent sure – that humans are to blame for the worldwide temperature hikes over the last few decades. That was a revision from the 2007 report, which put scientific certainty that human activities were driving global climate change at about 90 percent.
And global warming, the report said, is not slowing down – it, actually, is accelerating. That means that sea levels could balloon upward as much as three feet by the end of the century, if emissions(排放量) continue at their current pace.
Still, as the Washington Post Climate notes, hurricanes are not the best sign of global warming. Though current data suggests that global warming will in the future stir up terrible super storms, there is still not enough evidence to support the idea that climate change strengthens the recent hurricanes that have torn at the US’s eastern coastline.
1.It can be inferred that__________ is one of the policymakers who believe that humans are not to blame for global warming.
A. Katrina B. Rick Perry C. Flossie D. Sandy
2.350.org has launched the campaign with the real purpose of _________________.
A. changing the ways of naming hurricanes
B. introducing the methods of naming hurricanes
C. reminding policymakers to change their attitudes
D. calling attention to the coming report on global warming
3.The draft of the global warming report tells us that _____________.
A. global warming is speeding up at the same rate
B. it is human beings that have caused global warming
C. the new report has a more accurate data than the one in 2007
D. human beings are not the only one to blame for global warming
4.The writer of the passage seems to believe that______________.
A. policymakers should be blamed for the global warming
B. the campaign will cause the change of naming hurricanes
C. global warming has no necessary relation to terrible hurricanes
D. global warming will surely cause terrible super storms in the future
Do people ever consider the possibility that, if they’re exposed to increased reports about a social problem, it’s the reporting that has increased rather than the problem? It’s increasingly clear that this is the case with school bullying（欺凌）：Only news reports about it have increased, not the behavior itself. In fact, both bullying and fear of it are down among US middle school students
The rate of students who reported fearing an attack or harm at school at all has dropped dramatically, from nearly 12% in 1995 to less than 4% in 2011. For black and Hispanic students, it’s an even more encouraging shift—from more than 20% of both groups of students worried about being attacked at school to less than 5% in 2011.
The decline in actual physical violence in schools is even more dramatic: It was down 74% between 1992 and 2010, according to the latest US Department of Justice data.
What about cyberbullying? Online harassment increased from 6% in 2000 to 9% in 2005 to 11% in 2010 between, and it’s interesting to note that it increased less between 2005 and ’10 than in the first 5 years tracked. Because social media is very much a reflection of school social life for young people, the peer aggression seen in social media is a lot like the peer aggression seen on school bathroom walls. So once it finds its “dead level,” it will probably decline in the same way verbal and written aggression have.
Besides education and crime prevention at the social level, medicine treatment and better access to mental healthcare also contribute to this downward trend in victimization of self and others.
The rise of social media is what people don’t typically think of as a positive force in society. But Finkelhor, director of the Crimes Against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire says, “These technologies might have prevented crime and bullying by providing more ways of help, more forms of social supervision, and interesting activities that destroy forms of alienation(异化) that lead to crime”.
1.From the first paragraph we learn that __________.
A. school bullying has increased because of increased reports
B. school bullying has decreased because of increased reports
C. the number of reports on school bullying has increased
D. the number of reports on school bullying has decreased
2.The underlined word is closest in meaning to "_________".
A. crime B. aggression C. surfing D. communication
3.The cyberbullying is still increasing probably because ________.
A. it isn't as easy to control as the other school bullying
B. it hasn't been concerned by the governments
C. it isn't part of school social life
D. it hasn't come to its top level
4.Finkelhor believes that social media have a ________ influence on the falling trend of school bullying.
A. positive B. negative C. major D. slight
