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第33.Why is James Davis mentioned in paragraph 2?The teacher was very 44 about Ben and suggested that Ben speakA.To prove comedians can connect with their一部分audiences.第三部分to the school psychologist,but I wanted to take a step back and talk to myB.To illustrate how we can use dark humor toson before we45 the strategy that might not be best for Ben.discuss serious topics.(B)44.A.curiousB.worriedC.To suggest how comedians can use darkC.cautiousD.sorry图humor to avoid controversy.(A)45.A.jumped intoB.worked outTo show dark humor sometimes makes a语言运C.held backD.took overserious topic easy to accept.原When Ben got home from school,I made a(n)_46with him.第第三部After talking,I knew Ben had been expressing his deep-seated 47inway that someone might hear,rather than talking about something he48 wanted to do.But the student had taken what he said seriously部分34.When is dark humor considered offensiveaccording to the BVT?enough to tell a teacher.Together with Ben,we 49 some ways for himA.When it breaks social criteriaB.When it involves uncomfortable topics语to engage more with the school.(D)46.A.competitionB.argumentWhen it is aimed at a group by an outsider.言运C.conflictD.conversationD.When it meets the second condition of the(A)47.A.lonelinessB.carelessnessC.kindnessD.selflessnessBVT.(C)48.A.regularlyB.graduallyC.actually D.natur9(B)49.A.came acrossgB.came up withC.put up withD.picked outThere was a music program that wasn't usually50to Yearstudents,but we wrote to the school and they now made an 51 for第35.What does the text mainly talk about?A.Why dark humor is likely to be controversial.I think it's important to 53 your own instinct and your knowledgeB.Why we should be careful with the use of第三部分of your own child.Kids are分54 I think the school's response wasdark humor.reasonable,but so was my decision to take a different approach,becauseC.How dark humor separates itself from othercomedy forms.语言运you55 your kid better than most.(D)50.A.achievableB.suitable C.reliableD.available读How we ean judge whether the use of dark(A)51.A.exceptionB.optionC.exampleD.actionhumor is appropriate.(D)52.A.hesitantB.heavyC.carefulD.cheerful(C)53.A.shareB.support C.trustD.developg(B)54.A.cleverB.differentC.honest D.active(C)55.A.believeB.respectC.knowD.love-第二节阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或第二节阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入第第三部括号内单词的正确形式。空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。A new study from scientists suggests eating a lot ofBird-watchingaso caled rdnisoctivity that nevegetables may not greatly reduce the risk of a heart attack,observing wild birds in their ative habitat.des to assist in spouing and idertifying species.Mamy berdert that alsay that they simply enjoy togooutside.leam about naturethem to keep track of eve部分and spend timewith peoplehohaveres56.which_goes against what doctors 57.have told/have beentelling (tell)us for decades.People across the world believeHumans have been identifying andin birds forstoMany locally based bird-watehine eome rewbecome more knowledgcable about the natural world.In former centuriesit is essential 58.to eat(eat)lots of vegetables to keep the()the birds in the wild.They can do so by geting语heart healthy.The new study says other lifestyle factors mayGaffect our health just as much as vegetables.These includeOne of the most famous birdwatchers.John James Audubon.broughtB There are shines o nreecabndatehinghundreds of birds that were killed back to life in vivid ard unique drawingsniowable to have a few people another things we eat,our income,how much exercise we get,Those drawings were published in the 1840s In honor of Audubon andwhere we live,and 59.whether or not we smoke and drinkis,the Audubon Society was founded.Today用Almost 400,000 people took part in the study.They answeredG Nowndangered species.questions about their lifestyle,diet,and what raw and⑧60.cooked (cook)vegetables they ate.第一节阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。The scientists advised that people should still eat lots第三部分of vegetables because they are good for our hearts andMy son,Ben,recently started Year 7 at a new school where he didn't第三部分overall health.The study found that the chance ofknow anyone.There were signs that Ben wasn't 41 immediately to his61.dying(die)from cardiovascular(心血管的)diseasenew school.At first,I wasn't worried and felt that with a bit time he wouldwas 15%62.lower (low)for those eating the mostfind his feet.42,two weeks ago,I got a phone call from his teacher,vegetables,63._especially (especial)raw vegetables.telling me that Ben had said something 43 to another student.语However,they explained that many other factors also言运contributed to this 15%64.reduction (reduce).The lead(A)41.A.adaptingB.contributingresearcher said,"Our study did not find evidence for aC.reactingD.reporting(C)42.A.OtherwiseB.Thereforeprotective effect of vegetable intake 65.on theC.HoweverD.Meanwhile用occurrence of cardiovascular disease."Differences in the(D)43.A.excitingB.disappointingsocioeconomic situation and lifestyle also affected the 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