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用单词的适当形式完成短文
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
The Bennets had made plans t dine with the Lucases. And during the main part f the day Miss Lucas was kind enugh t spend a lt f time listening sympathetically t Mr. Cllins. Elizabeth made sure t thank her, but Charltte assured her friend that she was happy t be useful, and (1)____________ this was wrth the little sacrifice f her time.
This was very kind, but Charltte’s kindness went further than Elizabeth (2)____________ imagine. Charltte’s purpse was nthing less than t prevent Mr Cllins frm prpsing marriage again t Elizabeth, by encuraging him t prpsing marriage t (3)____________. Miss Lucas wuld have felt almst certain f her plan’s success if Mr Cllins did nt plan t leave s very sn.
But here she underestimated him, because the very next mrning he rushed t Lucas Ldge t swear his lve t her. In as shrt (4)__________ time as Mr. Cllins lng speeches wuld allw, Miss Lucas accepted his prpsal f marriage, and everything was settled dwn between them.
Charltte did nt think highly f men, but marriage (5)__________(always be) her nly gal. It might nt always bring happiness, but it was the nly way (6)__________ a well-educated yung wman wh was nt rich culd live a secure and prsperus life.
What she liked the least abut the arrangement was the surprise (7)__________ wuld give t Elizabeth Bennet, (8)____________ friendship she valued beynd that f any ther persn.
In a private meeting with Elizabeth, she tld her f the news. Elizabeth was s astnished that she culd nt help but (9)____________(cry) ut: “Engaged t Mr. Cllins! My dear Charltte-that’s impssible!” “Why shuld yu be s surprised, my dear Eliza? D yu think it is unbelievable that any wman culd be attracted by Mr. Cllins, (10)____________ he was nt lucky enugh t succeed with yu?”
选用适当的单词或短语补全短文
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there’s ne wrd mre than yu need.
The film was inspired by the evacuatin f nearly 600 Chinese citizens in Yemens prt f Aden during Yemen’s civil war in 2015.
The Chinese Navy’s Jialng Assault Team is sent n a missin t rescue hstages(人质) that eventually takes them n a quest t stp terrrists __11__ pssessin f nuclear materials.
This film Operatin Red Sea sacrifices plt and character develpment fr actin, and frtunately it __12__. The film editing, sund editing sund mixing, visual effects, actin, riginal scre and prductin design are just __13__.
Having brrwed ideas frm several Hllywd blckbusters, Operatin Red Sea is __14__ every great, gd and decent war mvie rlled int ne amazing spectacle. It’s hard t think f a mre ambitius and versatile actin war mvie that des it anywhere clse t this level.
What’s mst amazing abut the film is hw quickly it can shift gears (排挡，齿轮). It kicks ff with a Navy Seals like rescue missin befre turning t a Black Hawk Dwn city under siege (围攻) effrt. The next scene __15__ int a Tears f the Sun type prtect the inncents endeavr then nerve damaging shtuts like American Sniper. And just when yu think yu’ve seen it all, the actin __16__ twards a fury-style tank battle.
While __17__ ver the tp, Lam desn’t treat the sldiers as superheres. Few emerge cmpletely unscratched while thers suffer sme terrible deaths.
Lam shws the ugliness f warfare withut making it t unnecessary. The sight f car bmb and heavy gun attack victims still twitching __18__ the desired effect and desn’t cme ff like an excuse t shw burnt and separated bdies.
The missin was similar in Wlf Warrir 2, but the real inspiratin here seems t be Black Hawk Dwn. Lam’s sense f scale and lgistics are utstanding, with scenes __19__ acrss a war-destructed city crss-cut with tense desert shwdwns.
Individual stunts are __20__. And despite sme bvius effects. The crashes and explsins are far mre fercius than Hllywd fferings.
完形填空
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Nw that we have briefly explred the histry f the shrt stry and heard frm a few f its creatrs, let us cnsider the rle f the reader. Readers are nt empty vessels that wait, ___21____ raised, t receive a teacher’s r a critic’s interpretatin. They bring their unique life experiences t the stry. With these ___22_____, the best readers als bring their attentin, their reading skills, and mst imprtantly, their ____23____ t a reading f a stry.
My students always ____24____ me t discuss, analyze, interpret, and evaluate the stries we read withut destrying the excitement f being beamed up int anther wrld. Fr years I struggled with ne respnse after the ther t this challenge. Then ne day I read an article by a btanist wh had ____25____ the beauty f flwers by x-raying them. His illustratins shwed the rse and the lily in their ___26_____ beauty, and his x-rays ___27_____ the wnders f their cnstructin. I brught the article t class, where we discussed the benefits f examining the internal ____28____ f flwers, relatinships, current events, and shrt stries.
A shrt stry, ___29____, is nt a fssil t admire. Readers must ask questins, guess at the answers, ___30_____ what will happen next, then read t discver. They and the authr frm a partnership that brings the stry t life. Awareness f this partnership keeps the riginal excitement alive thrugh discussin, analysis, interpretatin, and ____31_____. Literary explratins allw the reader t admire the authrs’ ____32_____ as well as their artistry. In fact, riginal appreciatin may be enhanced by this x-ray visin. The final step is t appreciate nce again the stry ___33_____--- t put the pieces back tgether.
Nw it is yur turn. Frm a partnership with yur authr. During yur adventure in reading, enter int a ___34_____ with the published schlars featured in Shrt Stries fr Students. Thrugh this dialgue with experts yu will revise, enrich, r ___35____ yur riginal bservatins and interpretatins.
During this adventure, I hpe yu will feel the same as the listeners that surrund the neck f my Puebl stryteller.
() 21. A. hands B. sails C. flags D. lids
() 22. A. cnsideratins B. explratins C. assciatins D. interpretatins
() 23. A. imaginatin B. eagerness C. determinatin D. affectin
() 24. A. begged B. supprted C. encuraged D. challenged
() 25. A. extended B. explred C. expressed D. explited
() 26. A. external B. artificial C. classical D. traditinal
() 27. A. ensured B. analyzed C. revealed D. delivered
() 28. A. rganizatin B. pattern C. beauty D. structure
() 29. A. hwever B. furthermre C. therefre D. besides
() 30. A. interpret B. expect C. predict D. tell
() 31. A. cnclusin B. evaluatin C. summary D. appreciatin
() 32. A. craftsmanship B. intentins C. depth D. character
() 33. A. by itself B. per se C. in questin D. as a whle
() 34. A. jurney B. prcess C. dialgue D. cntact
() 35. A. recall B. cnfirm C. identify D. cancel
四、阅读理解
(A)
T ften yung peple get themselves emplyed quite by accident, nt knwing what lies in the way f pprtunity fr prmtin, happiness and security. As a result, they are emplyed in ding jbs that affrd them little r n satisfactin. Our schl leavers face s much cmpetitin that they seldm care what they d as lng as they can earn a living. Sme stay lng at a jb and learn t like it; thers leave ne fr anther lking fr smething t suit them. The yung graduates wh leave the university lk fr jbs that ffer a salary up t their expectatin.
Very few g ut int the wrld knwing exactly what they want and realizing their wn abilities. The reasn behind all this cnfusin is that there never has been a prper vcatinal (职业的) guidance in ur educatinal institutin. Nearly all feel their way in the dark. Their chief cncern when they lk fr a jb is t ask what salary is like. They never bther t think whether they are suited fr the jb r, even mre imprtant, whether the jb suits them. Having a jb is mre than merely prviding yurself and yur dependants (受赡养者) with daily bread and sme mney fr leisure and entertainment. It sets a pattern f life and, in many ways, determines scial status in life, selectin f friends, leisure and interest.
In chsing a prfessin yu shuld first cnsider the type f wrk which will suit yur interest. Nthing is mre sad than taking n a jb in which yu have n interest, fr it will nt nly ruin yur talents but als discurage yur desire t succeed in life.
( ) 36. The difficulty in chsing a suitable jb lies mainly in that .
A. certain fierce cmpetitin has t be faced
B. many emplyee have n wrking experience
C. the yung peple nly care abut hw much they can earn.
D. schls fail t ffer students apprpriate vcatinal guidance
( ) 37. The reasn why sme peple are unlikely t succeed in life is that they .
A. have ruined their talents
B. have take n an unsuitable jb
C. think f nthing but their salary
D. are nt aware f their wn ptential
( ) 38. The wrd “ pathetic” in paragraph 3 mst prbably means .
A. unsatisfactry B. miserable
C. annying D. astnishing
(B)
A wman standing ver six feet tall and weighing abut 200 punds is bund t make an impressin. But in Mary Fields’ case, these features were utmatched by a heart f gld that made her legendary(传奇的).
Brn int slavery in Tennessee in 1832 r 1833, Mary had nthing, nt even a date f birth. Hwever, in her early years, she fund smething f truly lasting value—a friend named Dlly. In additin t friendship, Dlly als may have taught Mary t read and write, an invaluable advantage fr slaves. At the end f America’s Civil War, Mary finally received her freedm and made her wn way ut int the wrld.
Mary was emplyed n a steambat as a maid when she received wrd frm Dlly, nw a nun （修女）in Ohi called Mther Amadeus. Mary arrived in Ohi in 1878 and wrked at Amadeus’ girls’ schl, managing the kitchen and garden. She became knwn as a gun-carrying, cigar-smking wman, but als as an example f kindness and reliability. After a few years, thugh, Amadeus was sent t anther schl ut West in Mntana, becming the first black wman t settle in central Mntana.
When Mary was in her 50s, a sick Mther Amadeus called her West. S Mary made her way t the small twn f Cascade, Mntana, t nurse Amadeus t health. She did this and mre, running supplies and visitrs t St. Peter’s Missin where Amadeus lived. Once when her wagn (四轮马车) verturned, she guarded the delivery frm wlves thrugh the night.
But Mary's rugh edges caused the lcal bishp (主教) t prhibit her frm wrking at the missin. Mther Amadeus then set her up as the first African-American female emplyee f the U.S. Pstal Service. Thugh in her 60s, Mary was such a dependable mail carrier that she earned the name “tagecach” Mary. She became a belved figure in Cascade. She was the nly wman allwed in the saln (酒馆), was the baseball team’s biggest fan and was given free meals in the twn htel.
Nearly 70, Mary quit delivering the mail but remained in Cascade. The twn’s schl clsed t celebrate her unknwn birthday twice a year. When she passed away in 1914, a simple crss was placed t mark her grave and her legend in the Wild West.
( ) 39. What abut Mary Fields impressed peple mst?
A. Her tall and fat figure.
B. Her reputatin as an educated slave.
C. Her friendliness and respnsibility.
D. Her habit f carrying a gun and smking.
( ) 40. Which f the fllwing shws Mary’s life experience in the rder f time?
①Mary began t deliver mail in Cascade.
②Mary wrked in a schl in Mntana.
③Mary was taught t read and write.
④Mary tk care f sick Amadeus.
⑤Mary wrked n a steamed bat.
( ) 41. Mary became a mail carrier because .
A. peple in Cascade lved her
B. she nce wrked at St. Peter’s Missin
C. Mther Amadeus recmmended her
D. the US Pstal Service needed a female emplyee
( ) 42. In the last paragraph, “her legend” mst prbably refers t .
A. her high scial statusB. her unusual life as a pineer
C. her friendship with Amadeus.D. her rle in the liberatin f slaves
(C)
Pretty in pink: adult wmen d nt remember being s bsessed with the clur, yet it is pervasive in ur yung girls' lives. It is nt that pink is intrinsically (内在地) bad, but it is such a tiny slice f the rainbw and, thugh it may celebrate girlhd in ne way, it als repeatedly and firmly fuses girls' identity t appearance. Then it presents that cnnectin, even amng tw-year-lds, between girls as nt nly inncent but as evidence f inncence. Lking arund, I despaired at the singular lack f imaginatin abut girls' lives and interests.
Girls' attractin t pink may seem unavidable, smehw encded in their DNA, but accrding t J Paletli, an assciate prfessr f American Studies, it is nt. Children were nt clur-cded at all until the early 20th century: in the era befre dmestic washing machines all babies wre white as a practical matter, since the nly way f getting clthes clean was t bil them. What’s mre, bth bys and girls wre what were thught f as gender-neutral dresses. When nursery clurs were intrduced, pink was actually cnsidered the mre masculine clur, a pastel versin f red, which was assciated will, strength. Blue, with its intimatins(暗示) f the Virgin Mary(圣母玛利亚), cnstancy and faithfulness, symblized femininity(女性化). It was nt until the mid-1980s, when amplifying age and sex differences became a dminant children's marketing strategy, that pink fully came int its wn, when it began t seem inherently attractive t girls, part f what defined them as female, at least fr the first few critical years.
I had nt realized hw prfundly marketing trends dictated ur perceptin f what is natural t kids, including ur cre beliefs abut their psychlgical develpment. Take the tddler. I assumed that phase was smething experts develped after years f research int children' s behaviur: wrng. Turns ut, accrding t Daniel Ck, a histrian f childhd cnsumerism, it was ppularized as a marketing trick by clthing manufacturers in the 1930s.
Trade publicatins cunselled (劝告) department stres that, in rder t increase sales, they shuld create a "third stepping slime" between infant wear and lder kids' clthes. It was nly after "tddler" (学步的小孩) became a cmmn shppers' term that it evlved int a bradly accepted develpmental stage. Splitting kids, r adults, int ever-tinier categries has prved a sure-fire way t bst prfits. And ne f the easiest ways t segment a market is t magnify gender differences --- r invent them where they did nt previusly exist.
( ) 43. By saying "it is... the rainbw" (Para. 1), the authr means pink ______.
A. shuld nt be the sle representatin f girlhd
B. shuld nt be assciated with girls' inncence
C. cannt explain girls' lack f imaginatin
D. cannt influence girls' lives and interests
( ) 44. What des the wrd “encde” in Para. 2 refer t?
A. discveredB. prgrammedC. markedD. sealed
( ) 45. The authr suggests that ur perceptin f children' s psychlgical develpment was much influenced by ______.
A. the bservatin f children's nature
B. the marketing f prducts fr children
C. researches int children's behaviur
D. studies f childhd cnsumptin
( ) 46. We may learn frm Paragraph 4 that department stres were advised t ________.
A. classify cnsumers int smaller grups
B. attach equal imprtance t different genders
C. fcus n infant wear and lder kids' clthes
D. create sme cmmn shppers' terms
( ) 47. It can be cncluded that girls' attractin t pink seems t he ______.
A. fully understd by clthing manufacturers
B. clearly explained by their inbrn tendency
C. mainly impsed by prfit-driven businessmen
D. well interpreted by psychlgical experts
五、六选四
Directins: Read the fllwing passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
N matter hw early she went t bed, Maggie culdn't fall asleep until the early hurs. Thugh cnstantly exhausted, Maggie gt gd grades in schl, but she ften gt in truble fr napping during her mrning classes.
After graduating frm cllege, Maggie realized her dream f becming a teacher. Hwever, waking up fr her 8:30 a.m. classes turned her int a zmbie (无生气的人) , and she lst her jb because she lacked enthusiasm.
Maggie isn’t lazy. She suffers frm delayed sleep phase syndrme (DSPS，睡眠相位后移症候群) --- a disrder that affects ne in 750 adults that causes them t be smewhat ncturnal (夜间活动的). DSPS is ften cnfused with insmnia (失眠），perhaps because sufferers seem tired during the day. Hwever, the tw disrders are very different. Insmniacs have truble with the prcess f falling asleep. (48)_________ They just can’t fall asleep early even if they want t.
Essentially, DSPS means a persn's internal clck is set differently. (49)________ As a result, they're ut f sync (同步) with the rest f sciety. Peple with DSPS struggle t keep their eyes pen during mrning meetings because their bdies are cnvinced it’s the middle f the night. They seem less efficient and creative at the ffice, and make mre wrkplace accidents. DSPS als damages their health, causing depressin, anxiety, heart disease and many ther illnesses due t sleep deprivatin.
(50)________ Frtunately, that’s nt the case. Flexible wrk schedules are already very cmmn. Traditinally, managers tend t think mre peple in the ffice equals mre utput, but new research shws that peple wh wrk flexible hurs are mre prductive and mre likely t stay with their cmpany because they are happier and healthier. Thanks t these findings, many Eurpean cuntries have passed laws giving every wrker the right t apply fr a flexible wrk arrangement. Accrding t Cary Cper, a psychlgist at Lancaster University, mst U.K. emplyees will be wrking half frm hme in five years.
This is great news nt just fr DSPS sufferers but als fr their cmpanies. (51)________ Cnsequently, they will be able t save a large sum f mney.
六、概要写作
Directins：Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint（s）f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Science at Schl and at Wrk
Cncern has been expressed abut a relative lack f interest in science as a schl subject r future career. This reprt fcuses n the views f students and puts frward suggestins fr imprving the image f science.
The vast majrity f students wh chse science subjects feel they have made the right decisin. They enjy cnducting experiments in the well-equipped labratries and appreciate the fact that cmpared with thse in arts subjects, the teaching staff are mre highly qualified. In cnsequence, science students believe they are learning in a mre stimulating envirnment.
Unfrtunately, hwever, sme students think twice befre chsing sciences, because f their reputatin as cmparatively difficult subjects that invlve memrizing facts and figures. Mrever, there is a widespread belief that high marks are harder t btain in sciences.
In additin, science has a serius image prblem. Many are discuraged by the s- called lack f charm f science as a prfessin, by film steretypes (典型形象)f mad prfessrs and cmputer geeks, and by the suspicin with which the media ften treat scientific research, fr instance cncerning genetically mdified fd.
Students shuld be invited t participate in Science Fair prjects, scientific wrk experience prgrammes and virtual Open Days at university science faculty s that a mre psitive impressin f science can be created. They shuld als be made aware f the benefits f studying science, such as develping thinking skills, discvering hw things wrk and — ne day — finding real slutins t real prblems.
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七、汉译英（整句）
53. 我们把近几年来取得的所有进步都归功于这些忠诚的科学家们。(we)
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54. 复旦大学的生物学教授钟扬花费了无数的时间来收集种子，保护生物多样性。 (devte, bidiversity)
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尽管遭遇性别不平等，富兰克林还是独自工作，在解决DNA 谜题上取得了关键的突破。(inequality)
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八、书面表达
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
不同的经历给人不一样的感受，也让人有不同的收获。
请以"一次 的经历" 为主题 (空格处可以填写一个形容词，如难忘的、尴尬的、愉快的，等等)，描述你生活中的一件事情，并谈谈你的感受。
建议选择两到三个方面的细节来支撑文章主旨；
细节的选择需要包括感官细节和人物对话。
(文中不得出现考生姓名，学校等真实信息)
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参考答案
1.that 2. culd 3. herself
4. a 5. had always been 6. in which
7. that 8. whse 9. cry
10. thugh
1.考查宾语从句关联词，第二句宾语从句中不缺乏句子成分及句意，填写连词that；注第二句宾语从句连词that不可省。
2.考查情态动词。主谓之间填写情态动词，根据句意填写culd。
3.考查代词。根据句意可知是叫Mr. Cllins和Charltte 自己结婚，故填反身代词herself。
4.考查冠词。本题考查词组搭配in as shrt a time as ...这里a time 表示一段时期。
5.考查时态。Charltte并不钦佩男士，但一直以来结婚都是她唯一的目标，强调延续性，故填had always been。
6.考查定语从句练习。先行词为the way,定语从句连词为in which/that/\，本题有两空。故填in which。
7.考查定语从句。定语从句缺主语，先行词为the surprise。故填that/which。
8.考查定语从句。定语从句缺定语，故填whse。
9.考查词组。culd/ can nt help but d sth. 不得不做某事；情不自禁做某事。
10.考查连词。本句是转折关系，故填thugh。
11.B 12. E 13. F 14. J 15. I
16. K 17. C 18. G 19. H 20. D
21. D 22. C 23. A 24. D 25. B
26. A 27. C 28. D 29. A 30. C
31. B 32. A 33. D 34. C 35. B
36. D 37. B 38. B
39. C 40. D 41. C 42. B
43.A 44.B 45.B 46.A 47.C
A 句义理解题。 “It is nt that pink is intrinsically(内在地) bad, but it is such a tiny slice f the rainbw and, thugh it may celebrate girlhd in ne way, it als repeatedly and firmly fuses girls' identity t appearance.”这句话的意思是“不是粉红色本来不好，但是它只是彩虹的一小部分而已。虽然从某个程度上来说有助于烘托女孩，但它也会不断融化女孩们的特征。”所以作者想表达的意思是粉红色不足以代表女孩的全部特征，选择 A。
B 猜测词义题。 “Girls' attractin t pink may seem unavidable, smehw encded in their DNA”：女孩喜欢粉色似乎不可避免，似乎DNA编码就是这样。由unavidable、DNA这些词可以推测是基因里本来就有的，所以选择B，编码。
45. B 信息查找题。 由文章第三段可知，作者没有意识到市场营销趋势对我们观念的巨大影响，包括对儿童心理发展这种核心信念的影响，段尾又讲这是制衣商进行市场营销的花招。所以选择 B。
46. A 句义理解题。第四段的第一句意思是：贸易出版社给百货大楼提议，要增加销售，应该在婴儿服装和儿童服装之间创造“第三过渡阶段”服装。由此可知选 A。
47. C 信息查找题。由第二段最后一句可知：直到80年代中期，年龄增大和两性差别成为幼儿用品市场的主要销售战略时，粉色变得很受女孩们的喜欢，成为定义女性特征的一部分。所以由此判断女孩喜欢粉色是商家的销售策略导致，选择 C。
48.F 49.A 50.C 51.D
48. F 根据上一句Insmniacs have truble with the prcess f falling asleep. 谈论失眠症是进入睡眠有障碍。而后一句They just can’t fall asleep early even if they want t.说到DSPS患者只是就算想早睡却做不到，说明他们不是进入睡眠的障碍。故填F。
49. A 根据上一句Essentially, DSPS means a persn's internal clck is set differently. DSPS是个人内在生物钟的设定不同，以及后一句As a result, they're ut f sync(同步) with the rest f sciety.他们无法和其他的人一样达到同步，可知选A。
50. C 根据后文Frtunately, that’s nt the case. Flexible wrk schedules are already very cmmn.说明之前一句提出一个问题。故填C。
51. D 根据上下文，可知公司也可获益节省开支。故填D。
52.
Students are less interested in science, either as a majr r a career. Thse chsing science favr its better learning envirnment including labs and faculty while thse rejecting it believe it’s difficult, hard t scre high and has a pr reputatin. But students shuld jin in varius science activities t get a psitive impressin f science and learn its benefits.
53. We we all the advances made in recent years t these lyal scientists.
54. Zhng Yang, a prfessr f Bilgy at Fudan University, devted cuntless hurs t cllecting seed and prtecting bidiversity.
55. Despite gender inequality, Franklin wrked alne and made a crucial breakthrugh in slving the DNA puzzle.
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Recently, I tk part in an activity rganized by my schl and it was very educatinal, which made students mre aware f the prblems faced by peple with physical disabilities.
We were asked t “take n a disability” fr several hurs. I chse t use a wheelchair while thers wre sund-blcking earplugs r blindflds.
I had never cnsidered hw difficult it wuld be t use a wheelchair befre. As sn as I sat dwn, my weight made the chair rll, since the wheels were unlcked. It tk me quite a while t cntrl it, but my palms reddened and my wrist and frearm muscles ached. I was deeply tuched. I culdn't imagine hw it was fr thse wh had t use a wheelchair fr gd. I felt frustrated every time smene talked t me, because I had t strain my neck and lked up at him.
“We shuld put urselves in thers, shes.” I said t my friend Tm after the activity.
“Yes, we ught t understand the disabled and help them if necessary,” respnded Tm.
The experience has left a deep impressin n me bth physically and emtinally. I realize hw little I knw abut the life f a disabled persn and hw much we shuld d fr them. The experience is really instructive and meaningful.
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A. DSPS sufferers have internal clcks that run at least tw hurs slwer than nrmal.
B. Businesses that dn’t frce their emplyees t live by the dawn-t-dusk schedule wuld allw thse with DSPS t make gd use f their mst prductive hurs.
C. DSPS wuld be unfrtunate but unavidable if ur sciety had t chse ne timetable fr everyne t live by.
D. Emplyers willing t let their emplyees wrk flexible hurs will enjy access t a greater number f quality emplyees, higher prductivity and lwer ffice space csts.
E. DSPS sufferers are perhaps a small ppulatin that's benefiting greatly frm the grwth f flexible wrk in ur ecnmy.
F. Peple with DSPS sleep perfectly fine during the hurs their bdies tell them t.