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Task7品句填词请根据句意及所给首字母提示，在下列每句的两个空(B)1.What did Carskadon and her colleagues try白处填入一个相同的单词或同一个单词的适当形式。to confirm?1.Have you witnessed the traffic accident?If youA.The problems with existing theories.were a witness,please call the police.B.The true causes of teens'late sleep.2.According to a news broadcast the big concertC.The effective ways to wake up teens.will be broadcast live.D.The impact of late sleep on teens'learning.3.Getting the job in that famous company gaveJohnson a big boost and it has greatlyboosted his confidence.g(A)2.Which of the following can replace theunderlined part“run counter to”in4.The former sponsors_have decided not toparagraph 3?sponsorthe activity,which makes the managerA.go againstworried.5.It's always crowded at peak times because theB.agree withC.account fortraffic reaches a peak.D.focus onegMINI-TEST阅阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选(C)3.What is the attitude of the authorities towards项中，选出最佳选项。Carskadon's conclusion?Published in the journal Sleep by Mary Carskadon at BrownUniversity,Rhode Island,and her colleagues ()a new paper set out toA.Opposed.answer an age-old riddle:why do teenagers stay up so late,and why is it soB.Doubtful.hard to get them out of bed in the morni解Existing theoies held that tens'pretC.Favorable.up later was driven up by social forees the pressuresopleasures of partying.Carskkadon,however,suspected that biologicalD.Unconcerned.factors might be responsible.To test that guess,she surveyed 2,000schoolchildren across the US on their preferred and actual bedtimes andwake times,the times of day when they felt most or least energetic,andtheir physical development.gThe results pointed to biology.Sixth-graders (aged 11 or 12)scoredhigher on“eveningness'”and lower onmorningness"than younger(A)4.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?even though they weerat middle schools (for tin the same social environment.ThereforeA.Evidence-based sleep education counts.don and heteam conced,the practiceycar-s)md schoolse morningB.Sleep education fails to work as expectedages 14 to 18)than at elementary schools "may run counter to children'sbiological needs”.C.Sleep education in schools is easy toIn response,a growing number of US cities began pushing back starttimes in middle and high schools.In 2019.California became the first USpromote.state toass laws based on thosesecond.Meanwhile.D.Sleep courses do little good to poorsimilar reforms(改革)children.This is certainly a significant step towards improving teens'mental andphysical health.Yet later school start times alone may not be sufficient tostop teenagers from sleeping late.If teens are staying up till dawn on theirconomic factors make it diffcult to acess a comfortableouet.dark room.even a 1o am start can do ittle d8阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。A.Sometimes the cost of these gifts can be very highThat is why some people argue that courses teaching evidence-based(基于证据的)practices that promote and enhance sleep should be added to读B.You usually have to spend a set amount to get your gift.school curriculums ()In small studies.researchers at the UniversityC.Some gifts with purchase simply depend upon your timeof Oxford have found that such courses can significantly improve sleeiquality.ven for children from low-income households who initially (D.So it is hard to turn down the chance to get something forreported poor sleep.空free.E.This advertising technique is used in many differentindustries.F.Otherwise,they risk offering a gift that shoppers don't careabout.G.It can be a nice way to try out products you might beinterested in.3
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