t and children whose parents did not. The study says the IQs — or intelligence quotients — of the younger children who were not spanked (打屁股) were five points higher than those who were. In the older group, the difference was almost three points.
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ose parents use physical punishment, the result of those whose parents don't is 5 points higher.| A.everybody | B.anybody | C.nobody | D.somebody |
| A.might | B.should | C.could | D.would |
| A.paid | B.had paid | C.would pay | D.has paid |
| A.popular | B.familiar |
| C.attractive | D.fantastic |
| A.when | B.which | C.that | D.it |
| A.is done | B.be done | C.should done | D.to do |
| A.reducing | B.to reduce | C.reduced | D.reduce |
| A.reason; that | B.reason; because |
| C.cause; that | D.cause; because |
| A.a; the | B.不填;不填 | C.the; the | D.a; 不填 |
| A.will finish | B.are finishing |
| C.are to finish | D.have finished |
| A.It's up to you | B.You've got it |
| C.You speak it | D.Go ahead |
| A.in case | B.even if | C.as if | D.so that |
| A.introduction | B.attention | C.notice | D.advice |
| A.put away | B.put out | C.put up | D.put off |
| A.in terms of | B.in the face of |
| C.regardless of | D.in place of |
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annoying or frustrating. Sudden increases in volume can make sounds annoying. The quieter the background is, the more penetrating a noise can be.| A.Two | B.Three | C.Four | D.Five |
| A.parties and meetings | B.zoos and theaters |
| C.schools and factories | D.vehicles and animals |
| A.High and exciting | B.Sharp and shocking |
| C.Loud and unpleasant | D.Clear and comfortable |
| A.individuals and government should work together to reduce noise pollution |
| B.the government should offer it's people better education on noise pollution |
| C.the government should be responsible for noise pollution |
| D.people who make noise pollution should be punished |
| A.hearing loss | B.speeding the digestive system |
| C.high blood pressure | D.accidents |
by 30 million people in the UK, about half the population.
k friends.| A.the announcement | B.media conference |
| C.fast growing registered users | D.the benefits of Facebook |
A.2 6 million | B.30 million |
| C.150 million | D.more than 500 million |
| A.negative | B.optimistic | C.cold | D.pessimistic |
| A.teenagers | B.middle-aged people |
| C.old people | D.young people |
| A.Facebook would develop its own mobile phone operating system |
| B.Google didn't allow its users to sync their contacts with Facebook friends |
| C.Shields refused to admit the power Facebook's referrals could bring |
| D.Google was always silly |
neration will become too unfit to perform even the most basic of tasks."
Glasgow, was shamed as the laziest city in the UK, with 75% surveyed admitting they do not get enough exercise, followed closely by Birmingham and Southampton, both with 67%.
nterest of country people should . | A.continue watching the same channel rather than get up to get the remote control |
| B.carry out even the most basic of tasks |
| C.get enough exercise to get fitter |
| D.admit they do not get enough exercise |
| A.They are fond of climbing the stairs. |
| B.They are willing to accompany their children. |
| C.They like sports and get enough exercise. |
| D.They are suffering from obesity-related illnesses. |
| A.active | B.lazy | C.optimistic | D.pessimistic |
| A.America | B.China | C.U.K | D.France |
| A.UK is taking measures to get over laziness. |
| B.How lazy British people are. |
| C.British people are suffering from laziness. |
| D.Challenges for the National Health Service. |

dren in the hands of nurseries or child minders, is putting the well-being of their children at risk.
burden of childcare still falls on them — even if their husband is not in work.| A.More and more modern mothers go out to work to support the families. |
| B.Today's parents would rather leave their children in the hands of nurseries. |
| C.Today's parents have less time to take care of their children. |
| D.To keep the balance of work and family is not an easy thing. |
| A.keep objects in the air |
| B.do many things at once |
| C.change things |
| D.organize spending |
| A.people should learn to relax by using the network |
| B.network plays an important role in society |
| C.mothers should make use of the network to gain support |
| D.it is impossible for woman to become the "double shift" |
| A.they have no choice but go to work |
| B.they are under constant pressure |
| C.they want to be "the perfect mother" |
| D.they have less time to themselves |
| A.Mothers usually spend three hours looking after their children a day. |
| B.Since more and more modern mothers go out to work, the burden of childcare falls on fathers. |
| C.Child minders are good to the health of the children. |
| D.Mothers spend more time with their children than fathers. |