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websites will have a red¡°Buy Now¡±button because red is a color that easily catches a person¡¯s eye£®

Blue is another calming color£®Unlike red£¬blue can cause people to lose appetite£® So if you want to eat less£®sortie suggest that eating from blue plates can help£®

The next time you are deciding on what to wear or what color to decorate your room£¬think about the color carefully£®

28£®Why are children given red packets instead of other colors in the Spring Festival in China'? A£®For some commercial purposes£®

B£®Red stands for the hope and joy of spring£® C£®Red can bring good fortune£® D£®To protect children from evils£®

29£®What color might help people have fewer stomach aches according to the text? A£®Blue£® B£®Green£® C£®Red£®D£®Purple£®

30£®Why do many commercial websites have a red¡°Buy Now¡±button? A£®To relax people physically£®

B£®To increase people¡¯s appetites£®

C£®To encourage people to make a purchase£® D£®To cause a person¡¯s blood pressure to rise£®

31£®Which of the following would be the best title for the text? A£®Colors and Human Beings

B£®The Meaning and Function of Colors C£®The Cultural Meanings of Colors D£®Colors and Personal Experiences

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A tropical¡°Brown Widow¡±spider£¬new to the Los Angeles area£¬has been captured(²¶»ñ)as part of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County¡¯s ongoing Spider Survey£®This spider has not been found before in the Los Angeles area£®¡°The Brown Widow probably originated in Africa£¬but has been introduced into the tropics almost worldwide£¬¡±Brown said£®According to him£¬one of the many ways the spider could have made it to the Southland was through imports of plants£¬flowers£¬food or furniture£®

It was a 4th¡ªgrade student from Van Deene Elementary Sch001£®while oil a Honda Earth Odyssey Program field trip run by the Museum¡£who discovered the spider£®

The program is designed to introduce elementary sch001 children to biodiversity and build environmental awareness£®The children had been introduced about spiders before the field trip onto the school grounds£®The student recognized the spider as being of particular interest and pointed it out to Beth Nordeen£¬a Museum educator£®

¡°The spider was inside a rolled¡ªUp leaf of a plant on the school grounds£¬¡±Nordeen said£® ¡°It was in a web along with an egg sac(ÒºÄÒ)£®¡±Using a stick£¬she tugged(ÍÏ¡¢×§)on the web£¬ until she was able to place the spider and its egg sac into a plastic bottle with a cap£®Nordeen added that you never want to handle any spider with your bare hands£®

There are about 30 described widow species including Black Widows£¬Red Widows£¬and the Brown Widows¡ªthe Black Widow being the most common of the widow family in the Los Angeles area£®A Brown Widow spider can grow to one-and-a-half inches long£®It has an orange¡ªto¡ªyellow hourglass design on its underside£¬as opposed to the familiar red hourglass design on

the Black Widow£®

32£®What new spider was found in the Los Angeles area? A£®Black Widow B£®Brown Widow

C£®Violin Spider D£®Brown Recluse Spider 33£®How did the spider probably get to Los Angeles? A£®A bird brought it across the ocean£®

B£®Through the importing of flowers£¬plants or food from other countries£® C£®Brian Brown bought it for the museum£®

D£®A school child found it in the seh001 yard inside of a bird of paradise flower£® 34£®_____ is most commonly seen in the Los Angeles area£® A£®The Black Widow spider B£®The Red Widow C£®The Brown Widow D£®The Egg Sac 35£®What do you think the main idea of this article is? A£®Be careful with poisonous spiders£®

B£®The black widow is more aggressive than the Brown Widow spider£® C£®A new kind of spider was found in the Los Angeles area£® D£®School children can find spiders in Los Angeles£® µÚ¶þ½Ú(¹²5СÌ⣻ÿСÌâ2·Ö£¬Âú·Ö10·Ö) ¸ù¾Ý¶ÌÎÄÄÚÈÝ£¬´Ó¶ÌÎĺóµÄÑ¡ÏîÖÐÑ¡³öÄÜÌîÈë¿Õ°×´¦µÄ×îÊËÑ¡ÏѡÏîÖÐÓÐÁ½ÏîΪ¶àÓàÑ¡Ïî¡£

Rules on How to be a Fit Kid

Being fit is a way of saying a person eats well£¬gets a lat of physical exercise£®and has a healthy weight£® 36 If you¡¯re a kid who wants to be fit£¬here are four rules to live by£®

Eat a variety of foods£®

You may have a favorite food£¬but the best choice is to eat various foods£¬37 Taste some new foods and old ones you haven¡¯t tried for a while. Some foods£¬such as green vegetables£¬are more pleasing as you get older£®Shoot for at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day¡ªtwo fruits and three vegetables£® 38 What does it feel like to be full? When you¡¯re eating£¬notice how you r body feels and when your stomach feels comfortably full£®Sometimes£¬people eat too much because they don¡¯t notice when they need to stop eating£® 39 As a matter of fact£®overeating can bring about unhealthy weight gain over a period of time£® Drink Water£¦Milk£®

When you¡¯re really thirsty£®you can drink cold water. It¡¯s also enough to drink 2 or 3 cups of milk a day£® Limit screen time£®

What¡¯s screen time? It¡¯s the amount of time you spend watching TV£¬playing video games£¬and using the computer£®The more time you spend on these sitting down activities£¬the less time available for active stuff£¬like basketball¡£bike riding and swimming£® 40 These rules aren¡¯t magic£®However£¬follow them most of the time and you can become a fit kid sooner or later£®

A£®In fact£¬it is not difficult to be a fit kid£®

B£®Try to spend no more than 2 hours a day 011 screen time£®

C£®Eating too much can make you feel uncomfortable£®

D£®If you eat different foods£¬you¡¯re more likely to get the nutrients your body needs£® E£®Listen to your body£®

F£®Ask your parents to accompany you to do your favorite activities regularly£® G£®Nowadays£¬there re abundant discussions about how to be fit kids£® µÚÈý²¿·ÖÓïÑÔ֪ʶÔËÓÃ(¹²Á½½Ú£¬Âú·Ö45·Ö)

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Driving to a store after a busy day at work£¬I noticed a man standing near the department store holding a sign which said£®¡°Will work for food£®¡±I 41 at that moment T was going to enter the store and buy him something to eat£®

As I 42 the car park£®I saw in my ear mirror a lady come out from a hairdresser¡¯s and 43 the man£®I thought she must be going to give him some 44 or something to help him out£®In the store I was 45 to get the things l needed and also the chicken dinner and a soda that I wanted to give the man outside£®I hurried out to my car and 46 that I was going to be able to hopefully help this man£®

When I drove Out of the car park¡£T couldn¡¯t see the 47 £®As I turned the corner I saw the than sitting in a 48 area away from the hairdresser¡¯s and still 49 up the sign£®I immediately 50 over and gave the mad the dinner and soda and said£¬¡° 51 this will get you through today£®¡±He looked at me and said£¬¡£Thank you so much!¡±

As I got back into my ear£¬I looked in the 52 and saw the titan swallowing the dinner as if he hadn¡¯t eaten for days£®

I was so 53 that I was able to help him and at the same time 1 was so sad that the woman from the hairdresser¡¯s£¬ 54 £¬had asked the man to 55 from her shop£®It¡¯s sad to say that 56 I live in a small city where homeless people are not as 57 as in larger cities£®people are willing to help with these people in 58 £®Actually£¬all they need to do is to 59 a helping hand at times and it could make a huge 60 in their lives£®

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As is known to all£¬one big Easter tradition in Western countries is hunting for hidden Easter eggs£®Children carry baskets and collect eggs which 61 (make)of chocolate or candy£®They search in the house£®their yards 62 a park£®

A candy company called PEZ in the northeastern state of(30nnecticut once 63 (hold) an egg hunt for children£®It hid more than 9£¬000 eggs£¬but 64 (many)people showed up than the candy maker had expected£®The egg hunt was set up on three separate 65 (area)£®and children would be appointed 66 (hunt)for eggs based on their ages£®

It turned out that the parents rushed on to the areas 67 the eggs were hidden£®They said they were trying to get eggs for their children£®An 8-year-old boy told a local television station that someone pushed him over and took his eggs 68 (rude)£®The boy¡¯s basket for 69 (collect)eggs also broke£®One employee said the display of parents rushing onto the fields reminded him 70 locusts(»È³æ)£®Two PEZ pages on Facebook made comments on the event£®saying the event was not organized well£® µÚËIJ¿·Öд×÷(¹²Á½½Ú¡£Âú·Ö35·Ö)

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How are you£¿ As a exchange student£¬ I am writing to tell you I would prefer to move into a single room in next term£¬as I found it inconvenient to share a room with others£®My roommate often holds parties at night£¬made much noise£®Besides£¬his friends are always visiting him£¬that disturbs me a lot£®So I hope to draw your attentions to this problem£®If you think in my position£¬I am sure he wilt agree that the only solution for me is get a room of my own--one not in the same building and as near to the school campus as possible£®I would be gratefully if you could do me the favor£® Best wishes£®

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