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questions about the topic,and try to answer them without lookingdowning many 53 andI would have chalked it up to coincidence,but when I started experiencing tendonitis(at your notes.It also helps to try to engage with the material in different ways.Foramor,la fe,y el cafe-lovin my right arm last year-likely a result of too many hours spent on my laptop-myexample,you could sketch or diagram the information,or you could write your own outline☑l.A.harmshusband began complaining about pain in his arm at the same time,and he rarely sits at a or study guide.The more you use the information.the more likely you are to remember it.42.A.increaseBdesk all day long.What were the chances?A psychologist(心理学家)named Herman Ebbinghaus made an important discovery43.A.offered6A quick Google search turned up a story about how long-term couples have a tendency toabout memory and forgetting.He found that people tend to forget information in a regular44.A.encouragedB.become very similar in health over time."People have been aware of this phenomenon forpattern.They forget the most information shortly after learning it.39 Every time the 45.A.expectationBthe last half century-that we're connected-but now we have some methods to begin toperson reviews the information,it causes them to forget less of it-which means they46.A.fitBmodel these dynamics(相互f作用)in new ways,."says Shannon Mejia,an assistant professorremember more.So it is essential to review things you want to remember shortly after47.A.sourB.of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.learning them.4048.A.happiestB.To explain how my husband and I both became stricken with a frozen shoulder withinApplying these strategies will help improve your memory so that you can access49.A.soldB.months of cach other,Professor Mejia suspects that the same behaviour over the years mighteverything you learn whenever you need it.50.A.special9have led to similarities in posture and fragility,which could have resulted in the sameA.Practice makes perfect.51.A.restoredB.shoulder injury.Called“postural synchrony(同步性)”in psychology circles,ours is a moreB.Strike while the iron is hot.52.A.freeB.extreme case of two people whose feet fall into step while walking or who lean into oneC.Fortunately,memory can be improved.53.A.pots令another like mirror images to show interest on a date.D.Over time,you can review them less and less frequently.54.A.clueB32.Why does the author mention the couple's similar symptoms in the beginning?E.The rate at which they forget then slows down over time.55.A.rightB.A.To introduce the topic.B.To play a practical joke.F.One great way to do this is to test yourself on the material.第二节（共10小题：每小题1C.To satisfy the readersD.To illustrate her pointG.But these methods of remembering are not always effective.阅读下面短文，在空白处33.What does the underlined expression"chalk it up to"in Paragraph 3 mean?第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）While 56(visit)LA.Prevent.B.Ignore.第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）culture in its writing systemC.Blame.D.Tackle.阅读下面短文，从每题所给的AB.C,D四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。57 (use)hieroglyphs(34.According to Professor Mejia,what accounted for the couple's similar symptoms?I was born and live in Seattle,and for forty-five years,not a day has gone by that Ithey still uses hieroglyphs.AA.Naughty pets.B.Deep devotion.haven't drunk coffe.I'vealso com to understand how and why coffee 41 me.It isSifang Street,located inC.Strong beliefs.D.Identical lifestylecaffeine,of coursechance 59 (try)the diffe高二英语试卷第6页（共10页）高二英语试卷第7页（共10页）

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