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When I became president of Sustainable（可持續(xù)的）Spartans in May 2020，I had no idea how to successfully run a club on the Internet.My team and I were challenged with how to attract members and continue sustainable projects on campus（校園）while most students lived at home.
   Despite the circumstances，my incredible team and I pushed forward.We organized events members could participate in regardless of location.Instead of focusing on building a more sustainable campus，we thought it was more important to get more and more students to accept sustainability.
   In September，our Vermicomposting project began with the support from an online workshop.Vermicomposting is the process by which worms turn food waste and other materials into fertilizer.The workshop tied together club members and workshop students，educating and inspiring some to start their own worm bins at home.
   In October，we held our first SpartansPickUp Day，co-hosted with Spartans Sierra Club.Fourteen teams of students safely picked up trash and posted pictures online.The cooperation brought some environmental student organizations together and attracted more student participation.
   Our most notable accomplishment was working with the Office of Sustainability to build a pollinator （授粉者） garden on campus.The garden would improve the campus' climate by attracting pollinators，increasing biodiversity and reducing soil loss.We posted some videos of the garden，and students were expecting to return to campus to visit it.
   Student organizations provide an important aspect of college life and I'm proud to say we've carried that into the digital space.Personally，I've discovered my club is an incredible outlet for me to dive into my sustainability passion and take a step back from the great stress of job search and online learning.I encourage all students to join a student organization to find how you can translate your passion into meaningful projects.

（1）What made it difficult for the author to do her work？
B
B

A．Lack of her team's spiritual support.
B．The absence of students on campus.
C．The existing environmental problems.
D．Her inability to run sustainable projects.
（2）What was the focus of Sustainable Spartans in 2020？
B
B

A．To create a safe living environment.
B．To spread the idea of sustainability.
C．To raise money for its future projects.
D．To build a clean and beautiful campus.
（3）How did the author manage to carry out the projects？
C
C

A．By attracting students back to the campus.
B．By seeking financial help from authorities.
C．By working with some other organizations.
D．By gathering all students for some field trips.
（4）What does the author try to convey in the last paragraph？
D
D

A．Leadership is the basis of success on campus.
B．Cooperation is a quality everyone should have.
C．Participating in sustainable projects is very easy.
D．Joining student organizations really matters a lot.

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【答案】B；B；C；D

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   What interests people about the cross-cultural aspect of the research？This work leads to understanding which emotions we share and appreciating our differences.

（1）What did the University of Glasgow find？

A．Six basic emotions greatly influence our character.
B．Six basic emotions can be recognized.
C．It is easy to tell from the basic facial expressions.
D．Some of the six facial expressions are similar.
（2）Which group may be the four basic facial expressions of emotion？

A．Sadness，fear，anger and surprise.
B．Anger，sadness，fear and happiness.
C．Happiness，surprise，sadness and fear.
D．Disgust，happiness，anger and sadness.
（3）What can we learn according to Paragraph 3？

A．Basic facial expressions are not universal.
B．Facial expressions can't show complex feelings.
C．Western people have more kinds of facial expressions.
D．The way to express emotions changes with time.
（4）Which is the proper title for the passage？

A．What Does Your Face Say？
B．How Do We Communicate？
C．What Are the Six Basic Emotions？
D．Do We Have the Same Expressions？
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   These things are part of everyday life，and include many signs，gestures，facial expressions，and customs.When we enter a new culture，these cues （提示） are usually not present or so different that they're no longer understandable to us.
   "When a person enters a foreign culture，" wrote Oberg，"all or most of these familiar cues are eliminated.He or she is like a fish out of water.No matter how broad-minded he or she may be，lots of props（支柱） have been knocked out from the environment."
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   What Lara and other IT consultants meet on their first assignment abroad is a culture shock.While you can't prevent the culture shock from happening，you can take some measures to cut down its effects.

（1）What is the most difficult part for a foreign student？

A．Entering a famous school.
B．Finding a right place to live.
C．Adapting to the local culture.
D．Learning the foreign language.
（2）Which of the following can replace the underlined word "eliminated" in Paragraph 3？

A．Solved.
B．Measured.
C．Observed.
D．Removed.
（3）What happened to Lara when she arrived in Europe？

A．Her life got into a mess.
B．She worked more efficient than at home.
C．She couldn't get on well with her colleagues.
D．She was out of condition because of the weather.
（4）Why does the author describe Lara's experience？

A．To tell us how she manages to work well.
B．To explain to us what the culture shock is.
C．To show us how to adapt to the culture shock.
D．To show us where we'll meet with the culture shock.
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（1）What does the author say about silence in conversations？

A．It implies anger．
B．It promotes friendship．
C．It is culture-specific．
D．It is content-based．
（2）Which of the following people might regard silence as a call for careful thought？

A．The Chinese．
B．The French．
C．The Mexicans．
D．The Russians．
（3）What does the author advise nurses to do about silence？

A．Let it continue as the patient pleases．
B．Break it while treating patients．
C．Evaluate its harm to patients．
D．Make use of its healing effects．
（4）What may be the best title for the text？

A．Sound and Silence
B．What It Means to Be Silent
C．Silence to Native Americans
D．Speech Is Silver；Silence Is Gold
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