2025年青島版六三制新高三英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)階段測(cè)試試卷

…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………※※請(qǐng)※※不※※要※※在※※裝※※訂※※線※※內(nèi)※※答※※題※※…………○…………外…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………第=page22頁(yè)，總=sectionpages22頁(yè)第=page11頁(yè)，總=sectionpages11頁(yè)2025年青島版六三制新高三英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)階段測(cè)試試卷786考試試卷考試范圍：全部知識(shí)點(diǎn)；考試時(shí)間：120分鐘學(xué)校：______姓名：______班級(jí)：______考號(hào)：______總分欄題號(hào)一二三四五六總分得分評(píng)卷人得分一、選擇題(共6題，共12分)1、【題文】Everydaythebossmakeshim_____12hours.A.workB.toworkC.workingD.works2、【題文】—Mustwefinishalltheexercisestoday?

—No,you________.Youcanfinishthemwithintwodays.A.mustn’tB.needn’ttoC.needn’tD.don’thave3、【題文】—Canyouseethereis_______interestingbookonthetable?

—Yes.Ilike_______storiesinit.A.a;theB.the;theC.an;anD.an;the4、【題文】Sarahhadtocallataxibecausetheboxwas_______forhertocarryallthewayhome.A.muchtooheavyB.toomuchheavyC.heavytoomuchD.tooheavymuch5、Diditever_______toyouthatonedayhumanbeingswoulddisappear?A.occurB.strikeC.referD.happen6、—Weareplanningtohaveacasualget-togetherthisSaturday.Areyoucoming?—________.I"vegotratherafulldaythisweekend.A.IhopesoB.SoundsgreatC.I"mafraidnotD.You"dbetternot評(píng)卷人得分二、填空題(共8題，共16分)7、MyfamilymovedfromTaiwantoasmalltownincentralGeorgia，wheremydadgotavisaforhisfamilyandajob．IhadjustlearnedEnglish，andfromwhatlittleIcouldgatherfrommyclassmates，SantaClauswouldcomedownone’schimney（煙囪）andputtoysinone’sstockingonChristmasEve!Whatagreatcountry，Ithought．AfterIlookedup“stocking”inmyChinese-Englishdictionary；IknewwhatIhadtodo．

Onthatfatefulnight，aftereveryonewenttobed，Itookmylongest，cleanestkneesockandattachedittoanailalreadyonthemantel（壁爐）．Obviously，thepreviousownersofthishousewerenostrangerstothisSantacharacter．

IwokeupbeforeeveryoneelseonChristmasDayandrantothefireplace．Tomakeasobstoryshort，Iwashitwiththerealityofanemptysockandthebiggestlieevertold．Iburstintotears，quicklytookdownthesock，andstuffeditinthebackofadrawer．Santawasdead．

EveryDecembersincethen，thetopicofChristmasmemorieswouldunavoidablycomeup，andIwouldamusemyfriendswithmypoor-little-mestory．Ihadtomakeitasfunnyaspossible，orelseIwouldcry．

HowcouldIknowthatSantawasjustlate？Nineyearsago，onChristmasEve，anoldermanwithawhitebeardandaredcapknockedonmyfrontdoor．Hesaid，“I’vebeenlookingforyoufortwenty-fiveyears．”Hehandedmeabulgingredstocking，winked，andleft．Ontopofthestockingwasacard．Itread：“ForBecky-Imayhavemissedyouinthesecondgrade，butyou’vealwayslivedinmyheart．Santa．”

Throughtear-blurredeyes，IrecognizedthehandwritingofJill，afriendIhadmetjusttwomonthsbefore．Ilaterdiscoveredthattheoldermanwasherfather．Jillhadseenthehurtlittlegirlunderneaththethirty-somethingwomananddecidedtodosomethingaboutit．

SonowIbelievethatSantaisreal．Idon’tmeanthetwinkle-eyedcharacterofchildren’smythology（神話）orthecreationofAmericanholidaymarketers．ThoseSantasannoyandsaddenme．IbelieveintheSantaClausthatliveinsidegoodandthoughtfulpeople．ThisSantadoesnotreturntotheNorthPoleafteracrazydeliverybutliveseachdaypurposefully，reallylistenstofriends，andthenplansdeliberateactsofkindness．

31．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“whatIhadtodo”inParagraph1referto？____

A．WaitingforSantaClaus．

B．Puttingastockingonthemantel．

C．Askingforgiftsfromherparents．

D．Lookingup“stocking”inthedictionary

32．Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethattheauthor’sparents____．

A．didn’tlovetheirchildatall

B．didn’tknowthepreviousownersofthehouse

C．didn’tknowmuchaboutChristmastradition

D．didn’thaveenoughmoneytobuytheauthorChristmaspresents

33．Whentheauthortoldherfriendsaboutthestory，shefelt____inherheart．

A．proud

B．a(chǎn)musing

C．hate

D．regret

34．Bywritingthepassage，theauthorspeakshighlyof____

A．friendship

B．parenting

C．religion

D．culture

35．Theauthorofthepassageisprobably____．

A．a(chǎn)teenager

B．a(chǎn)primaryschoolstudent

C．a(chǎn)middle-agedwoman

D．a(chǎn)nativeAmerican．8、Ijustwonder____thatmakeshimsoexcited.A.whyitdoesB.whathedoesC.howitisD.whatitis9、——It’ssaidJohnwillbeinajobpayingover＄60,000_____year.——Right,hewillalsogetpaidby_____week.A．the;theB．a(chǎn);aC．the;aD．a(chǎn);the10、TheCCTVshowChineseCharactersDictationCompetitionhastakenthecountrybystorm,whichispartlydesignedtoarousepeople’s______intheChineselanguage.A.prejudiceB.enthusiasmC.awarenessD.desire11、____riseincarbondioxideiscausing____steadyincreaseinglobalwarming.A．不填;aB．The;aC．The;不填D．A；the12、________inareddress,shewaseasyto_______inthebigcrowd.A.Beingdressed;pickoutB.Dressed;pickoutC.Dressed;bepickedoutD.Havingdressed;pickout13、Thegirl,when_____whyshe_____intheexam,justloweredherheadandkeptsilent.A.questioned;wascheatedB.beingquestioned;wascheatingC.questioned;hadcheatedD.beingquestioned;hascheated14、U____，theherowasdrownedafterhesavedthedrowninggirl．評(píng)卷人得分三、閱讀理解(共9題，共18分)15、ItwasavillageinIndia.Thepeoplewerepoor.However，theywerenotunhappy.Afterall，theirforefathershadlivedinthesamewayforcenturies.Thenoneday，somevisitorsfromthecityarrived.Theytoldthevillagersthereweresomepeopleelsewherewholikedtoeatfrog’slegs.However，theydidnothaveenoughfrogsoftheirown，andsotheywantedtobuyfrogsfromotherplaces.Thisseemedlikemoneyfornothing.Thereweremillionsoffrogsinthefieldsaround，andtheywerenousetothevillagers.Alltheyhadtodowascatchthem.Agreementwasreached，andthechildrenweresentintothefieldstocatchfrogs.Everyweekatruckarrivedtocollectthecatchandhandoverthemoney.Forthefirsttime，thepeoplewereabletodreamofabetterfuture.Butthedreamdidn’tlastlong.Thechangewashardlynoticedatfirst，butitseemedasifthecropswerenotdoingsowell.Moreworryingwasthatthechildrenfellillmoreoften，and，thereseemedtobemoreinsectsaroundlately.Thevillagersdecidedthattheycouldn’tjustwaittoseethecropsfailingandthechildrengettingweak.Theywouldhavetousethemoneyearnedtobuypesticides(殺蟲劑)andmedicines.Soontherewasnomoneyleft.Thenthepeoplerealizedwhatwashappening.Itwasthefrog.Theyhadn’tbeenuseless.Theyhadbeendoinganimportantjob—eatinginsects.Nowwithsomanyfrogskilled，theinsectswereincreasingmorerapidly.Theyweredamagingthecropsandspreadingdiseases.Now，thepeoplearestillpoor.Butintheeveningstheysitinthevillagesquareandlistentosoundsofinsectsandfrogs.Thesesoundsofthenightnowhaveamuchdeepermeaning.(2010·遼寧，A)1.FromParagraph1welearnthatthevillagers________.A．workedveryhardforcenturiesB．dreamedofhavingabetterlifeC．werepoorbutsomewhatcontentD．livedadifferentlifefromtheirforefathers2.Whydidthevillagersagreetosellfrogs?A．Thefrogswereeasymoney.B．Theyneededmoneytobuymedicine.C．Theywantedtopleasethevisitors.D．Thefrogsmadetoomuchnoise.3.Whatmightbethecauseofthechildren’ssickness?A．Thecropsdidn’tdowell.B．Thereweretoomanyinsects.C．Thevisitorsbroughtindiseases.D．Thepesticideswereoverused.4.Whatcanweinferfromthelastsentenceofthetext?A．Happinesscomesfrompeacefullifeinthecountry.B．Healthismoreimportantthanmoney.C．Theharmonybetweenmanandnatureisimportant.D．Goodolddayswillneverbeforgotten.16、Fortheirnick-of-timeacts,Toby,a2-year-olddog,andWinnie,acutecat,werenamedDogandCatoftheYearbytheAmericanSocietyforthePreventionofCrueltytoAnimals.AsAmyPaulchoked(哽住)onapieceofappleatherhome,herdogjumpedup,landinghardonherchestandforcingthepieceinherthroatout.WhentheKeeslingfamilyofIndianawasabouttobekilledbycarbonmonoxide,theircatclawedatthewifeCathy’shairuntilshewokeupandcalledforhelp.Noonecouldexplaintheirtimelyheroics.BothpetswererescuedbytheirownersininfancyTobyasa4-week-oldthrownintoagarbagebintodie,andWinnieasaweek-oldorphanhidingunderabarn,sohelplessthatCathy’shusband,Eric,hadtofeedhermilkwithaneyedropper.AstheKeeslingsrecalledit,agas-drivenpumpbeingusedbrokedown,spreadingcarbonmonoxidethroughthehouse.BythetimeWinniewenttorescue,thecouple’s14-year-oldsonwasalreadyunconscious.“Winniejumpedonthebedandwasclawingatme,withakindofangrysound,”CathyKeeslingsaid.Thestatepolicerespondingtoher911callsaidthefamilywasonlyminutesfromdeath,judgingbytheamountofpoisonousgasinthehouse.AmyPaul’shusbandwasathisjobwhenshetookamiddaybreakfrommakingjewelryandbitintoanapple.“NormallyIpeelthem,butIreadinGoodHousekeepingMagazinethattheskinhasallthenutrients,soIatetheskin,andthat’swhatcausedmetochoke,”sherecalled.“Icouldn’tbreatheandIwasinpanicwhenTobyjumpedonme.Heneverdoesthat,buthedid,andsavedmylife.”BothTobyandWinnieaccompaniedtheirownerstotheawardsluncheon.1.WhydidAmyPaulchokeonapieceofapple?A.Shewastooyoungtocareforherself.B.Shedidn’tpeeltheskinasusual.C.Theapplewastoohard.D.Shehadabigbite.2.Winniesavedthelivesofitsowner’swholefamilyinanaccidentby__________.A.jumpingontoitsownerB.callingforhelpC.clawingatCathy’shairD.makingsomestrangenoises3.Whichofthefollowinghasthesimilarmeaningtotheunderlinedword“infancy”inParagraph4?A.middleageB.youthC.babyhoodD.agedness4.Whatcausedthecarbonmonoxidespreadingthroughthehouse?A.Apumpbreakingdown.B.Adriverbreakingintothehouse.C.Theburninggas.D.Thepoisonousgas.5.Whatwouldbethesuitabletitleforthepassage?A.SoSmartAnimalsAreB.GreatHonorsforCatandDogC.UnforgettableExperiencesD.DogandCatHonoredforSavingTheirMasters17、Belowisapassagesadaptedfromawebsite.TaykaHotelDeSalWhere:Tahua,BoliviaHowmuch:About95anight</p><p>Whyit隆爐scool:You隆爐vestayedathotelsmadeofbrickorwood,butsalt?That隆爐ssomethingfewcanclaim.TaykaHoteldeSalismadetotallyofsaltincludingthebeds(thoughyou隆爐llsleeponregularmattresses(麓虜碌忙)andblankets).ThehotelsitsontheSalardeUyuni,aprehistoricdried-uplakethat隆爐stheworld隆爐sbiggestsaltflat.Buildersusethesaltfromthe4,633-square-mileflattomakethebricks,andgluethemtogetherwithapasteofwetsaltthathardenswhenitdries.Whenrainstartstodissolvethehotel,theownersjustmixupmoresaltpastetostrengthenthebricks.</p><p></p><p></p><p>GreenMagicNatureResort</p><p>Where:Vythiri,India<imgwidth="291"height="176"id="脥錄脝盧2"src="/tikuimages/3/2013/700/shoutiniao26/c8d8237c5f736695be2308ea4f7fad69.jpg"></p><p>Howmuch:About240anightWhyit’scool:Takingapulley(滑輪)-operatedlift86feettoyourtreetoproomisjustthestartofyouradventure.Asyoulookoutofyouropenwindowthereisnoglass!youwatchmonkeysandbirdsintherainforestcanopy(罩蓬).Lateryoumighttestyourfearofheightsbycrossingthehandmaderopebridgetothemainpartofthehotel,orjustsitonyourbamboobedandread.Youdon’tevenhavetocomedownforbreakfastthehotelwillsendituponthepulley-drawn“elevator”.DogBarkParkInnB&BWhere:Cottonwood,IdahoHowmuch:92anight</p><p>Whyit隆爐scool:Thisdoghouseisn隆爐tjustforthefamilypet.SweetWillyisa30-foot-talldogwithguestroomsinhisbelly.Climbthewoodenstairsbesidehishindlegtoenterthedoorinhisside攏廬Youcanrelaxinthemainbedroom,goupafewstepsoftheloft(賂貿(mào)脗樓攏漏inWilly隆爐shead,orhangoutinsidehisnose.Althoughyouhaveafullprivatebathroominyourquarters,thereisalsoatoiletinthe12-foot-tallfirehydrant(脧沒路脌脣簍攏漏outside.</p><p></p><p></p><p>GamirasuCaveHotel</p><p>Where:Ayvali,Turkey<imgwidth="373"height="249"id="脥錄脝盧4"src="/tikuimages/3/2013/700/shoutiniao94/0c6eda9467d13af51d2f991e30f36e28.jpg"></p><p>Howmuch:Between130and475anight.</p><p>Whyit隆爐scool:Thisiscavemancool!Experiencewhatitwaslike5,000yearsago,whenpeoplelivedinthesemountaincavesformedbyvolcanicash.Butyourstaywillbemuchmoremodern.Bathroomsandelectricityprovidewhatyouexpectfromamodernhotel,andthewhitevolcanicash,calledtufa,keepstheroomscool,about65簍Hinsummer.(Don隆爐tworrythereisheatinwinter.)</p><p></p><p></p><p>TreebonesResort</p><p>Where:California,America<imgwidth="406"height="265"id="脥錄脝盧5"src="/tikuimages/3/2013/700/shoutiniao47/d2a8a14cc3b87b051a3f84cfd8919032.jpg"></p><p>Howmuch:100anightWhyit’scool:Youcansleepina“room”anynight,buthowoftendoyougetthechancetosleepinayurt.What’sayurt?Goodquestion.YurtsarethenamegiventoguestroomsattheTreebonesResort.Thesespacesprovidealloftheaccessibilitytonatureyou’denjoyinatent,butwithallthecomfortsofacabin.Inoneofsixteenyurts,youwilldozeoff(打盹兒)whilegazingatthestarsthatcanbeseenthroughaskydome.1.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?A．Tosellthehotels.B．Toattractguests.C．Tooffergoodservice.D．Togetpopular.2.Ifyouwanttoexperienceathrillinglife,you’dbettergoto____________.A．TreebonesResortB．GamirasuCaveHotelC．DogBarkParkInnB&BD．GreenMagicNatureResort3.SweetWillyisthenameof____________.A．a(chǎn)doghouseforthefamilypetB．a(chǎn)thirty-foot-tallfamilydogC．thebuildingofDogBarkParkInnB&BD．theguestroomsinDogBarkParkInnB&B4.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeallthefivehotelsinthepassage?A．Unique.B．Ordinary.C．Costly.D．Natural.18、Itwastimetobreakfree.IneededtorunawayandtheBloomsburgFairwasthebestplacetogo.Idon’tknowifyoucancallitrunningawaywinceitwasonlyandhourawayfrommyhome.ButonceIenteredthefairgrounds,Icrossedoverintoanotherworld.Theloudspeakerofferedbackgroundmusicoverthesoundsofpeopleofpeopletalking,bargainingandfoodsellersyellingforyourattention.Ibelongedhere.Ididn’tknowifIhaditinmybloodornot,butIalwayswantedtohaveasmallfoodstandandtravelinmyoffseasonfromfairtofairsellinggoodies.Perhapsoneday.Itcertainlywasn’tapriority(優(yōu)先考慮的事)inmylife,Perhapsitshouldbe.AfterIwasthereawhile,Ineededtogetawaytoaquietspot.Mostofthetime,Icouldfindthatanywherethefarmanimalswerekept.Theyneededthequiet.SoIwenttheretofindpeacewiththecows,goats,horses,pigsandyes,theturkeys.You'dthinkbeingthiscloseto"Thanksgiving",they'dbealittlescared,buttheywerenot.Itwasinthedairybarn（倉(cāng)庫(kù)）whereIfoundpeacethistime.Isoadmiredtheyoungfolkswhotendedtofarmanimals.Ithoughttheyhadagreaterappreciationforlife.Theyparticipatedinitfirsthand.Ioncewatchedayoungfannerhelpbringababycowintotheworld.Myfavoritescenewastocomeacrossayoungcowboylyinginthehayasleepamongthecowsthathadsettleddownforarest.There,withhisheadsinasmallsoftspotalongsidehisfavoritecow,Ihadseenhiminamuchdeservedsleep.Perhapsbetteratresttherethaninhisownbed.Ihadthepleasureofspeakingwithayoungteenagefarmgirlthatday."Youlooksocomfortable,"Isaidtoher."OhIam,"shesaid."Lifemakesitcomfortableforme.""Youmeanbeingafarmgirl?""No,Life!That'sthenameofmycow,"shesaid,smilingasshegentlypattedthecow'sside."IthoughttheycalledcowsBetsyandElsie.WhydidyoucallherLife?"“Idiscoveredlifeagainhere.Itwastheonlymeaningfulnamethatcametomind.Ihadbeenraisedinthebigcityandreallyhatedit.Thenwemovedtothecountry,runningawayfromLtall.Ithinkmyparentscalleditamid-lifecrisis,"shesaid,laughing."Oh,Icanunderstandthat.I'vebeeninonesincebirth,"Isaid."ItwasonthefarmthatIlearnedtolovelifeagain.IwastherewhenLifewasborn.Itwassoexciting.Mywholeoutlookontheworldchanged.SoInamedherLife.Now,IcansayIreallylove'Life',"shesaid."Howamazing!IwritestoriesandIamalwaystryingtogetpeopletoenjoylife,towakeupeachdayexpectingthebestfromit.Buttheyalltoooftengotobedwithsomuchbadstuffintheirsoul,andontheirmind,thattheywakeupfeelingbadandexpectittoonlygetworsefromthere.Alltoooftenitdoes,justbecausethat'salltheychoosetoseeinthatotherwiseperfectlybeautifulday,"Itoldher."That'stoobad.Theyneedtoseeacowborn,achickenhatch.IguesstheyneedtowakeupearlyandhugLife!"shesaid,laughing."WhenwasthelasttimeyouhuggedLife?"sheaskedme."IamsorrytosayevenIhavehadtroubledoingthatlately,"Isaid."Comehere!"shesaid.Thenstandingupandsteppingaside,shesaid,"GoaheadhugLife!"Ipausedforamomentanddroppingallthoughtsoflookingsilly,Idid.Ihuggedacow.1.ThewriterwenttotheBloomsburgFairprobablyinorderto.A.havefunB.getideasforwritingC.doshoppingD.escapesomethinghedisliked2.ThefollowingthingshappenedintheBloomsburyFairexcept.A.foodsellers'shoutingB.thewriter'ssellinggoodiesC.people'sbargainingandtalkingD.theloudspeaker'sbroadcastingmusic3.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraphs5,6and7_______?A.Thewritertendedtofarmanimalsfirsthand.B.Thecowboywaslazyandfellasleepamongthecows.C.Thewriterfoundpeacewherefarmanimalswerekept.D.Theturkeysgotintopanicwith"Thanksgiving"approaching4.Theunderlinedword"it"（Paragraph14）refersto.A.thecityB.thecountryC.thebarnD.thefair5.Thewriterwassurprisedatthefarmgirl'swordsandhethoughtpeopleoften________.A.expectedtogetthebestthingsB.enjoyedperfectlybeautifuldaysC.ignoredthebrightsideofeachdayD.feltreallybadduetopoorsleepatnight6.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.FarmLifeandHappinessB.HuggingLifeC.AFarmGirlandHerCowD.EnjoyingFreedom19、Burstingintotheclassroomfromrecess,15childrentaketheirseatsandfacethewomantheyknowasMs.Yang.“Whatdayisittoday?”sheasks,inMandarinChinese.“Confucius’birthday!”thefifthgradersshoutinMandarin.“WhydowecelebrateConfucius’birthday?”“Becausehe’sthegreatestteacherinthehistoryofChina!”exclaimsabrown-hairedgirl.SheisspeakingMandarin.EnglishisrarelyheardinLisaYang’sclassattheChineseAmericanInternationalSchool(CAIS),despitethefactthatfewstudentsarenativespeakersofMandarin.TheUnitedStatesisactivelytryingtoincreasethegroupofstudentsin“criticallanguages”suchasMandarin.ThestudentsatCAISarewayaheadinsuchatrend.Founded25yearsago,thissmallprivateschoolinSanFrancisco,USA,doeswhatfewotherAmericanschoolsdo:ItproducesfullyfluentspeakersofMandarinChinese,byfarthemostcommonlyspokenlanguageintheworld.MandarinChineseissuddenlyhotinAmericanschools.AsChinabecomestheworld’sleadingeconomysometimesthiscentury,schoolsintheU.S.arescramblingtoaddMandarintotheirlistofforeignlanguagesorexpandChineseprogramsalreadyinplace.“Itreallyisalmostunprecedented.PeoplearelookingatChinaasaforcetobereckonedwithAndtoensurethattheU.S.hastheabilitytoconducttrade,andtoworkwiththeChinese.CertainlyhavinganunderstandingofChineselanguageandcultureisanadvantage,”saidMartyAbbottoftheAmericanCouncilontheTeachingofForeignLanguages(ACTFL).TodevelopChinese-languageprogramshasnotbeensmooth.Ashortageoftrainedteachershasmadeitdifficultforsomeschoolstojointherace.Whenschoolsdogetteachers,theyoftenhirethemstraightfromChina,andtheteachersusuallysuffercultureshockwhentheycometotheU.S.RobertLiuremembershisfirsttwoyearsinanAmericanclassroomItwasnotaneasyadjustment.“InChina,studentsrespecttheirteachers,”hesaid.LiufoundthatAmericanstudents,however,expectanactiveteachingstyle.Hehadtousegamestoengagethemratherthanlectures.Toavoidmanyoftheproblemswithforeignteachingstyles,theCAIShasbeenworkingwiththeChinesegovernmenttoimprovetrainingofteacherswhoaresenttotheU.S.1.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.UnderstandingChineselanguageandcultureishelpfultoworkwithChinese.B.Chinese-languageprogramshavemettroubleduringthedevelopment.C.ManyotherAmericanschoolsdothesameasCAIS,founded25yearsago.D.AlackoftrainedMandarinChineseteachersisaproblemfortheprograms.2.WhatkindofproblemisthemostdifficulttoadjustinteachingChineseinAmerica?A.ToadaptthemselvestotheAmericanlifestyles.B.TocommunicatewiththeAmericanstudents.C.TogetalongwellwiththeAmericanstudents.D.Tobefitfortheculturaldifferencesinteachingstyles.3.Themeaningoftheunderlinedword“scrambling”issimilarto.A.climbingB.rushingC.changingD.beating4.Itcanbelearnedfromthepassagethat.A.thestudentsinLisaYang’sclassusuallyspeakChineseB.TherearefewAmericanstudentsinLisaYang’sclassC.WecelebrateConfucius’birthdaybecausehe’sthegreatesthistoryteacherD.inAmericathestudentsdon’trespecttheirteachers20、Previousstudieshavesuggestedasmanyas70percentofcollegestudentsgetinsufficient（不充足的）sleep．But____．

Jawbonelookedatsleepdatafromcollege-ageuserswhowearthecompany'sUPfitnesstrackersandfoundthattheyactuallyaveragejustover7hoursofsleeppernightonweekdaysand7.38hoursonweekendnights．Thedatacomesfrom18，498college-ageusersfrom137schoolsacrossthecountrywhowearthedeviceandaccountsfor1.44millionnightsofsleepdatarecordedbythoseindividualsbetween2013and2016．Herearefourmorepointsabouttheresearch：

(1)Peopleathigh-achievingschoolstendedtohavelaterbedtimes

ThedataanalyticsteamatJawbonewasalsoabletoseparateoutsleepdataforeachschoolwithUPwearersreportingdata．Theyfoundthatthetoughertheschool，accordingtotheU．S．Newsranking，thelatertheaveragecollege-ageUPweareratthatschoolgoestobed．

(2)Still，7hoursmaynotbeenoughsleep

WhilethedatafromJawbonemaybeencouraging，consideringthatpreviousresearchhasfoundthatsomestudentssleeponly5.7hoursanightonaverage．ButNeilKline，asleepphysician，pointsoutthateventhishighernumberisn'tsufficient．"Thereismuchdatathatsuggeststhatthisagegroupneedsmorethansevenor7.5hoursofsleeponaveragepernight；"Klineclaimed．

(3)Thedatadoesn'tincludenaps

Anotherpoint，Klinesaid，isthatthedatadoesn'tincludenaps．Totaldaytimesleep-napping-tendstobedifficulttoaccountforbecausenapscanbeshortandeasilyforgotten；hesaid．Buttheydoaffecttotalsleep．

(4)Fitness-trackingstudentsaren'texactlythenorm

It'salsoimportanttonotethatthedatafromJawbonecomesfromcollege-agepeoplewhopurchasedandusedJawboneUPfitnesstrackingdevices，whichmeansthattheparticipantsinthisresearchdonotnecessarilymakeuparepresentativesample（樣本）ofcollegestudentsintermsofsocioeconomicstatusorlifestylefactors．

28．WhatdoestheunderlinedsentencemeaninParagraph1？______

。A.Newdatahasthesameresultsasthepreviousone．

B.Newdataandthepreviousonehavemanythingsincommon．

C.NewdatafromJawbonemayastonishmostcollegestudents．

D.Newdatasuggeststhatcollegestudentsspendmoretimesleeping．

29．Accordingtothenewdata，astudentwhodoeswellinacademicperformancemayprobablysleep______．

A．lessthan5.7hoursanight

B．lessthan7.5hoursanight

C．earlyatnight

D．overthenight

30．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage？______

A．Thesampleofcollegestudentsisfarfromenough．

B．Collegestudentsusuallydon'thavenapsatall．

C．Collegestudentssleeponly5.7hoursanightonaverage．

D．Everycollegestudentacrossthecountrytakespartintheresearch．

31．Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthispassage？______

A．Toshowtheimportanceofsufficientsleepatnight．

B．Toexplainwhycollegestudentscan'tgetsufficientsleep．

C．Totellreaderssomedataaboutcollegestudents'sleeppernight．

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