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at organizing people, too. They are also better basketball guards. Just ask Yao Ming. Research shows that left-handers are creative and artistic. Many famous performers, like Jim Carrey and Paul McCartney, are left handed. Many left-handers learn better visually（在视觉方面）. In art, both Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo were left handed. In music, Ludwig van Beethoven was left handed. In science, you find Newton and Einstein. The left-handed people are also really good at tennis and other single sports.
If you prefer one hand, but you are still good at writing with the other, you are mixed. Research shows mixed-handers can remember everyday things better than other people. What did you eat for lunch two weeks ago? If you‘re mixed handed, you can probably remember.
1．If right-handers cut up potatoes with there left hand, they will . A. get hurt B. give up cutting C. feel awkward D. change their tools 2．What is Paragraph 2 mainly about? A. Causes of being left handed. B. Encouragement to left-handers C. Punishment for using the left hand. D. Changes in opinions on left-handers. 3.According to the passage, right-handers . A. learn better visually B. are good organizers C. are better at single sports D. give clear directions to others
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4． From the passage, we can learn that left-handers . A. may be more talkative and outgoing B. are ordinary people like right-handers C. might remember everyday things better D. no longer need to use right-handed tools 【答案】C D B B
1.【解析】细节理解题。根据第一段的 If you are right handed, try this experiment: Take a knife with your left hand and try cutting a potato into pieces. Don‘t be surprised if you feel awkward（别扭的）.可知惯用右手的人用左手去切土豆会感到别扭。故选C。
2.【解析】段落大意题。根据第二段的In the past, people thought it was strange to use the left hand.和But these days parents and teachers have accepted that.前后的对比可知，这段的意思是人们对左撇子过去和现在在看法上的转变。故选D。
3.【解析】细节理解题。根据第四段的Right-handers are good at organizing people, too.可知惯用右手的人是好的组织者，故选B。
4.【解析】推理判断题。根据第四段的Right-handers are more talkative and outgoing than left-handers. 可知A项错误。根据最后一段的Research shows mixed-handers can remember everyday things better than other people.可知C项的说法错误。根据第一段的They often have to use tools that are designed for right-handed people.可知D项的说法错误。根据第三段的Experts have searched long and hard on this. They conclude（得出结论） that left-handed people are left handed for the same reason that right-handed people are right handed. 可知左撇子就像用惯右手的人一样都是普通的人，只是习惯不同而已，故B项的说法正确，故选B。
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The United States of America is the most culturally diverse(多样化) country in
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the world in terms of culture religion, ethnicity(种族) and sexual orientation. As a combination of various races and cultures, America is home to all. The culture here is so unique that citizens can be just as proud of their original cultural heritage(遗产) as they are to be American.
What is now the US was initially inhabited(居住) by native people until the land was settled by various European groups and African slaves. Since the 20th century, the country has become a heaven for people from all over the globe(全球). The arrival of immigrants(移民) has shifted populations from rural(农村的) areas into cities because immigrants tend to settle in urban areas. At present, 81 percent of the inhabitants in the US live in cities.
Cultural and ethnic diversity adds a unique flavor to cities that is expressed through distinct(独特的) neighborhoods, restaurants, places of worship, museums, nightlife and multicultural learning environments.
Unique musical forms, such as jazz, rock and roll, Chicano music, and the blues, grow in the US by mixing a variety of culturally distinct musical traditions to create a new form.
At the executive (行政的) level, the country is headed by a mixedrace president; two posts(职位) on the Supreme Court are held by members of the country's two largest minorities.There is also diversity in state and local governments.
Without its rich mixture of races and cultures, America would not be the nation that it is today. Founded upon the basis of equality and freedom, America acts as a stage where different cultures not only coexist peacefully, but develop well. 1.According to the passage, America is a country________.
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A．that welcomes people from all over the world B．where citizens take more pride in their original culture C．that is mostly settled by Europeans and Africans D．where 81% of the population are immigrants
2.Where did most people live before many immigrants came to America? A．In the urban areas. B．In the rural areas.
C．In the southern part of America. D．In the northern part of America. 3.We can learn from the sixth paragraph that________.
A．diversity(多样化) has existed in America in almost every aspect(方面) B．most posts in American state governments are held by mixedrace people C．equality and freedom make America a fair country D．diversity has greatly affected the American political field 4.What's the best title for this passage?
A．The effects of culture and diversity on America. B．The influence of globalization on America. C．The political development of America. D．The bright future of America.
5.We would most probably read this passage in a book about________. A．science B．history C．culture D．Amusement 【答案】A B D A C
1.【解析】推理题。根据第二段Since the 20th century, the country has become a heaven for people from all over the globe(全球).说明美国欢迎来自于全球的移民，故A正确。
2.【解析】细节题。根据文章第三段The arrival of immigrants(移民) has shifted populations from rural(农村的) areas into cities because immigrants tend to settle
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