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discount on in-home sensors that monitor old people's health.These services are not in short of demand.A survey by Bain Company finds that Americanconsumers have very similar preferences to other parts of the world on the sorts of services theywant from life insurers.But America is not a friendly place for innovative insurers.New policiesmust be approved by each of its 50 state authorities.Some states'laws are too inflexible,and do notallow for such extra benefits.Even when an offering suits insurers and their customers,it can stilltake time to spread.Whyrd inrprovidewith extrrvicA.To help with the repair work.B.To earn a greater reputation.CTo prevent greater losses.D.To make customers relaxed..Why oe the riter nionA.To draw people's attention to keeping healthyB.To urge life insurers to provide more services.C.To explain why life insurers develop slowly.D.To show the changes in life insurers'services.30.What does Paragraph 4 mainly talk about concering American life insurance?A.The new trend on its market.B.The new leader of its industry.C.The quality of its new services.D.The future of its new policy.31.What is preventing life insurers'new policies from spreading in America?A.Consumers'preferences.B.Customers'demands.C.Some states'rigid laws.D.Extra services'quality.DIn English,the object on your face that smells things is called "nose",and you can describe itas "big".The popular belief among language scientists had been that sounds used to form thosewords were arbitrary.But new work led by Damian Blasi,a professor from the University of Zurich,suggests that may not be true-and that the same sounds may be used in words for the sameconcepts across many different languages.The research team focused on words for 100 basic concepts in 85%of the world's livinglanguages,including the names of body parts,such as "bone"and "ear",and natural phenomena,like“leaf”and“star.Verbs,.including "bite'”,the pronouns“T',“you'and“we”,and descriptivewords such as"red",were also studied.The researchers understood that some words would be similar because they have a commonhistory.Others,including“sugar”,“tea”and“coffee"',have similar-sounding names in differentlanguages because they are traded goods.The people exchanging them were thus exposed to eachother and strongly motivated to make themselves understood.But even when keeping these in mind,the team found a lot more consistency across languages than they had expected.For example,thewords for“nose”often involve either an“n”sound or an“oo”sound in almost any language.Employing an"s"sound in the words for"sand"is similarly common.There must be some deeperreasons.高三英语第5页共9页

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