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全新版大学进阶英语：综合教程第三册
Unit 04 Emerging Adulthood
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School bullying will never stop if we do not address the _______ that bullying is just a normal rite of passage – some inevitable part of growing up.
A、myth
B、mystery
C、legend
D、fable
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We do not know exactly how much _________ oil lies buried under the earth, but we do know that it is not inexhaustible and it is time to start exploring new sources of energy. A、cruel B、crude C、crispy D、crucial
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It took them about one month to _________ how to start the equipment. A、empty out B、figure out C、clear out D、try out
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People should not be shocked at adolescents drinking and smoking. They just want to be treated as adults as many of them believe such behaviors are important indicators of _________. A、purity B、security C、maturity D、priority
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The different interpretations of the book do not contradict each other. Instead, they _________ each other and allow the readers to see the whole picture from a variety of perspectives. A、complement B、compliment C、compete D、complete
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Evidence seems to suggest that the leaders of the ongoing protest are _________ with foreigners and selling the interests of their own country. A、conserving B、consenting C、consoling D、conspiring
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It is a miracle that when the western world has been grappling with the economic ______ starting from the 2008 financial crisis, Chinese economy continues growing at a high speed. A、oppression B、repression C、recession D、boom
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Science can advance understanding of maturity, but it can’t get us all the way there. (Para. 13) A、Science can help us understand maturity better, but it can’t show us clearly when one becomes an adult. B、Science can help us understand maturity better, but it can’t show us clearly the way to where we want to go.
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Age alone does not an adult make. But what does? (Para. 6) A、Only age can make you an adult. But what makes you an adult? B、Only age does not make you an adult. But what makes you really an adult?
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We need someone who can _______ and respond to the change in the fashion industry. A、anticipate B、calculate C、compare D、describe
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0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> More than 1.2 million young people in Japan spent Monday dressing up, riding roller coasters and drinking alcohol as they participated in the country’s annual Coming of Age Day festivities. Coming of Age Day, held every year on the second Monday of January, is a national holiday that honors the country’s newest adults, who turned 20 over the past year. Coming of Age Day is a tradition that dates back to the 700s and became official in the 1940s. However, the age a young person enters adulthood was not set at 20 for both genders until 1876. Whereas initially young adults would cut their hair and dye their teeth black for the holiday, these days they honor the transition to adulthood by dressing in expensive traditional Japanese clothes furisode and kimono, taking part in serious ceremonies, having family parties, dancing in the streets and going clubbing with friends. They also legally smoke and drink. Everyone who turned 20 during the previous academic year — April to April — is invited to the festivities. 1. What do we learn about Coming of Age Day from this news report? A、It is held in Japan on the second Monday of April. B、It wasn’t Japan’s national holiday until the 1970s. C、It is a day for having hair cut and teeth dyed black. D、It celebrates adulthood with ceremonies and parties.
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The new start-up company _________ a large chunk of the market within a year. A、carved out B、carved into C、carved up D、carved out of
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The experimental results turned out to be ________ with our theoretical analysis, thus proving the correctness of our view. A、constant B、consistent C、persistent D、resistant
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1.There was a slow but steady increase in the percentage of people staying with their parents from 2007 to 2012. _______ 2. Compared with women, 8 percent more of men live with their parents. _______ 3. Compared with those who are not in college, college students are more likely to live with their parents. _______ 4. 47 percent of unmarried millennials live at home. _______ 5. Two decades ago, most Chinese young people lived with their parents owing to a combination of reasons. _______ 6. Today, young people have to bear a lot of pressure if they choose to live with their parents. _______ 7. Many young people have become ken lao zu because they have been spoiled as the only child of the family. _______ 8. As is pointed out by Wang Yujun, more than 40 percent of college graduates may not be able to get a job right upon graduation this year. _______ 9. Young people staying at home is not always problematic, since it can be beneficial to both generations. _______ 10. Dramatic changes in the past two decades in China have made it easier for young people to live independently. _______
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Laptops and smartphones are said to be two of the most-stolen devices in the world because they are easy to carry, easy to __________ into money (or drugs!). A、convict B、convey C、transform D、convert
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Psychologists are talking of a period of (1) _______ adolescence, or emerging adulthood, but it is hard to say what makes one really an adult. One way to (2) _______ adulthood might be the (3) _______ of the body, but as a matter of fact, bodily (4) _______ can help little to define adulthood’s boundaries, because (5) _______ doesn’t start or stop at the same time for everyone. Graduations cannot mark the change rightly either. In fact, education, especially secondary and higher education have contributed to (6) _______ the transitory period between childhood and adulthood. Science shows that human brain matures at about age 22 or 23. This finding (7) _______ well with what has been established as a sort of institutionalized transition time. Many countries in the world value highly “the Big Three” criteria: (8) _______ , (9) _______ , and (10) _______ .
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0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> There may be a downside for a man who is the breadwinner in a household — at least if he’s younger. It turns out that as married millennial men take on more economic responsibility in their households, their psychological well-being and overall physical health slightly suffer, according to a new working paper. However, as millennial women take on more economic responsibility, their psychological well-being may get improved. “So, the effect is kind of opposite here for this psychological well-being component,” said Christin Munsch, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Connecticut and lead author of the paper. She presented the research at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association on Sunday. “In some ways, I was surprised,” she said of the findings. “But there’s no one-size-fits-all solution for all families. This is just showing trends in the data. There are women who want to stay home or men who really want to be breadwinners, and similarly, there are women who want to be breadwinners and men who prefer to stay home. So, I think that the take-home message is that we need to have these conversations with our partners.” 4. What advice does the lead author of the paper give to people? A、Women should stay at home for their families. B、Couples need to negotiate their responsibilities. C、People shouldn’t take home things to be done at work. D、Men and women both should be equal breadwinners.
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Regulations placed clear _________ on the landlord for the benefit of the tenant. A、navigation B、obligations C、interrogations D、investigations
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Red wine appears to protect the heart and _______ life. Now a new study suggests it may also be a weapon against obesity. A、proceed B、profound C、prohibit D、prolong
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The Chinese New Year celebration ________ on the 15th of the Lunar January with grand lantern shows and a dinner featuring Yuanxiao (sweet dumplings). A、cumulates B、cultivates C、exterminates D、culminates
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The present target of the programmers is to make it possible to deploy the application to any of these environments without any ________. A、modification B、identification C、purification D、expansion
全新版大学进阶英语：综合教程第三册
章节列表
Unit 01 Working Holiday Abroad
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Unit 02 Conspicuous Consumption
55
Unit 03 Cultural Differences
55
Unit 04 Emerging Adulthood
55
Unit 05 Digital Age
55
Unit 06 Determination
55