31. Look at the notice. You are not allowed _...

31. Look at the notice. You are not allowed _______ the gymnasium without permission.

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Look at the notice . You are not allowed ____ the gymnasium without permission.

A．to enter          B．enter             C．entering          D．for entering

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Look at the rules on the wall! The books are not allowed _____ out of the room. So you had better look through it quickly in the library.

A. being taken　　 B. taking

C. to be taken　　 D. to take

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—Are you allowed ______ the hall at this time?

—Sorry, I’m afraid not.

A. entering　　 B. entered

C. to enter　　 D. enter

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26. People are not allowed ______freely at the meeting and they don’t allow ______either.

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People are not allowed ______freely at the meeting and they don’t allow ______either.

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Sir, you are not allowed to enter the building unless you get our manager’s__.

A. permission    B. connection       C. instruction    D. introduction

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Sir, you are not allowed to enter the building without our manager’s ________.

A. permission　　　　　　 B. attention　　　　　　　 C. application　　　　　　 D. protection

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Imagine looking at yourself in the mirror; you do not look like these stick -thin models seen across the media. Your legs are too big, your bottom is too small, and you are too pale. You are too “ugly” You stare in wonder and anger, “Why don't I look like them?" However, you don't need to imagine this situation, because this is a bitter truth for millions of people. In the media，one can quickly see the ideal body, the ideal face, and the ideal person. The advancement of unrealistic beauty on social media causes millions of people to become dissatisfied with their looks.

Dissatisfaction with one's appearance can cause dangerous behaviors like dieting, which result in eating disorders like Anorexia Nervosa (神经性厌食症) and Bulimia Nervosa (神经性易饿病). Eating disorders have seen a dramatic increase following the rise of social media, 119% increase according to recent statistics. According to Brittany Tackett, a mental health professional,“30% -50% of patients in eating disorder hospitals used social media as a means of supporting their eating disorders.”

Not only can social media become a support-system for unhealthy behaviors, but an article written by Rachel Simmons, a Time magazine writer, suggests that people who spend more time online tend to link their self-worth to their looks. A study conducted by Park Nicollet Melrose Center also says that in the 1990's, fifty-percent of women wanted to lose weight. Now it finds that eighty-percent of women want to lose weight. Although this higher percentage cannot be directly related to the rise of social media, one can argue that the unrealistic and damaging beauty expectations that social media presents contribute to this number.

In addition, social media causes stress. A survey was conducted in which people were asked whether or not they used social media, and how stressed they felt they were. The study found that “social network users are, in fact, 14 percent more likely than non-users to characterize their lives as at least ‘somewhat stressful.’ Non-users are 28 percent more likely than users to say their lives are ‘not at all’stressful”. Additionally, stress may have more connection to self-confidence than is believed.

So，there you are again, standing in front of the mirror criticizing the parts of your body which do not follow the idealistic images of models seen on social media. Your legs are too big, your bottom is too small, and you are too pale. You are too “ugly”. Although this time, you realize it is not you who are the problem. The problem is the unhealthy and unrealistic standards that social media encourages. So the next time you are looking through Instagram, opening WeChat, or commenting on Twitter, ask yourself, “Is it worth it?”

1.Which of the following statements would the author agree with?

A. Social media drives most women to lose weight.

B. Social network non-users enjoy a life free of stress.

C. It's unnecessary to follow the image standard of models.

D. Few people compare their own appearance with a model's.

2.According to the passage, what problems may social media cause?

A. Pale face, wrong self-assessment, stress.

B. Stress, overweight, wrong self-assessment.

C. Eating disorders, mental problems, ugliness.

D. Eating disorders, wrong self-assessment, stress.

3.Which of the following shows the structure of the passage?

CP: Central Point P: Point Sp: Sub-point (次要点) C: Conclusion

A. 　　 B.

C. 　　 D.

4.What is the purpose of the passage?

A. To state an argument.　　 B. To describe a study.

C. To analyze different ideas.　　 D. To compare personal opinions.

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Did you ever look at your parents and wish they were healthier? You're not the only one. We did a survey of kids.1.69%　　 of the kids would like their parents to make changes to be healthier. We also surveyed parents. They'd work extra hard to get healthier, if their kids asked them to.

Here are the tips on talking to your parents about their health habits.

▲Create an idea list. Try to remember what got you thinking about this topic. Is there an unhealthy thing you’d like to see them stop doing, or do less often? Get your list together.

▲ Practice how to say it. Changing can be hard. And it's not always easy to heat that someone you love thinks you need to do it. 2.If your parents wanted you to make a change, how would you like them to ask? A gentle earring way often works best.

▲3. in our survey, 85% of kids said they'll be willing to make healthy changes if it wou1d help the whole family. You might be willing to go for a walk together after dinner, Let your parents know you're willing to make an effort.

▲Make a decision, 4. It can be trouble if your goal is too general or you don’t have steps in mind.

▲5.Encourage your parents as the family starts making changes. An extra hug or a homemade card of encouragement can give them what they need to keep going down the healthy road.

A.Cheer them on.

B. Be willing to help.

C. Find the right person to talk with.

D. Parents care more about their kids’ health.

E. It helps to pick a single goal and be detailed.

F. 46% said they worry about their parents’ health.

G. So you'll want to bring up this topic in just the right way.

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