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新視野三第一單元測(cè)試題WordDictation（每小題:1分;滿分:6分）beneath2.restrain3.faithful4.justice5.reconcile6.weekdayUnderstandingShortConversations（每小題:分）Questions1to1arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.A.Askherbossformoremoney.B.Askherbosswhyshe,smakingless.C.Seeifherbossknowsshe'smakingless.D.Seeifthecostoflivinghaschanged.Questions2to2arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.A.Thewomancamewithhim.B.Thedayissunnyandbeautiful.C.Herememberedtojointhewoman.D.Hehasnothingtodoonthisday.A.Themanislookingforaplacetolivein.B.Themanhasahouseforrent.C.Thewomanisasecretary.D.Thetwospeakersareoldfriends.A.Sheisnothonest.B.Hersonhasgraduatedallonhisown.C.Hersonisnothonest.D.Shehasdonealottohelpherson.Part3UnderstandingLongConversations（每小題:分）Questions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.A.Abookthattheyreadaboutlovingone'sfamily.B.Aspecialoccasionthatiscomingupsoon.Thewaystheywanttoacttowardtheirownfamilies.Thegratitudetheyhavefortheirfamilymembers.A.Classmates.B.Brotherandsister.C.Motherandson.D.Fatheranddaughter.A.Sheworkstwojobs.B.Sheisonlytoohappytohelpothers.C.Shecanbesillysometimes.D.Sheknowsallaboutlove.A.Shethinksherfamilyismuchtoosillytolove.She thinks her familytaughtheralotaboutlove.She thinks the man issillybecause ofwhathesays.She thinks the man loveshisfamily morethanothers.A.Writea book.B.Giveagift.C. Sendaletter.D.Giveaparty.UnderstandingLongConversations（每小題:1分;滿分:5分）UnderstandingPassagesQuestions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.A.Discoveringbadhabits.B.Peoplenotbeingalone.C.Couplesparting.D.FindingMr.Right.A.Exactly38percentofpeople.B.Exactly35percentofpeople.C.Exactly29percentofpeople.D.Exactly28percentofpeople.A.Peopleunder35yearsold.B.Peoplebetween35and54.C.Peopleover55yearsold.D.Womenofallages.A.TheyfoundtheirMr.Right.B.Theysufferedabrokenheart.C.Theylefttheirpartner.D.Theyagreeduponthebreakup.A.Theydecidedonthebreakup.B.Theyhadabrokenheart.C.Theywereleftbyapartner.D.Theyagreeduponamutualbreakup.Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.A.Fewchildrenbelievedtheirparentswerelovingenough.FewparentssupportedtheirchildreninenteringHarvard.Childrenwhofeltunlovedweren'tashealthylaterinlife.Parentsaren'twarmenoughforchildrentobehealthy.A.Hehardlyeverlivedpasthis50thbirthday.Hebecamesickalmostallofthetimeduringmid-life.Hedevelopedheart,blood,ordrinkingproblemsinmid-life.Hefoundrelationshipsthathecouldn'tenjoy.A.Researchersbelieveitismeaningful.Itinvolvesbiological,psychological,andsocialfactors.Thisreportclaimedthatthiswasthecase.Healthypeoplearen'tdiagnosedwithmanyhealthproblems.A.Parents.B.Mothers.C.Society.D.Psychology.A.ActingwarmlytowardchiIdrenwillmakethemhealthier.Gettingsickiscommonforpeopleastheyentermid-life.Participatinginsurveysishelpfulforunderstandinghealth.Beinglovingcanhelpusleadhappierlives.Part5CompoundDictationDirections:Inthissectionyouwillhearapassageorpassagesthreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblankswiththeinformationyouhavejustheard.Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthethirdtime,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.Questions1to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.Weuseal1sortsofserviceswithoutthinkinghowwegetthem.Butsuchservicescostmoney.Wepayforthemthrough(1).Whatwou1dhappenifeveryoneinacity(2)payingtaxes?Thewatersupplywouldstop.Thestreetsmightnotbe(3).Therewouldbenopoliceforcetoprotectpeopleand(4).Thechiefdutyofeverygovernmentistoprotectpersonsandtheir

property.Morethanthree(5)ofthemoneyspentbyourgovernmentisusedforthispurpose.Thenext(6)amountofpublicmoneygoestoteachandtrainourcitizens.Billionsofdollarseachyeararespentonschoolsand(7).Publicmoneyisusedtopayteachersandotherpublicofficials.landshavenowbeensomepubliclandsTheycouldbesold,thatmakeour1ivesYearsagothegovernment(8).Mostofthebestpublicsold.Themoneyraisedwasusedto(9)landshavenowbeensomepubliclandsTheycouldbesold,perty5.fourths6.largest7.librariesmademoneyfromthesaleofpubliclandsmademoneyfromthesaleofpubliclandsownedbythegovernmenthelppaythecostsofgovernmentservicesthatmadelifebetterforpeoplewewanttosavethemforfutureyearswewanttosavethemforfutureyearswhenthey*reneededmorePart6MultipleChoiceDirections:ChoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Arecentwasthatabout20percentofcollegegraduatesjoinedthearmyoftheunemployedlastyear.A.estimateB.numberC.figureD.statisticThisyoungwomanwouldhavecuriositybecauseshewaswelldressedandlookedveryattractive.A.risenB.StimulatedC.causedD.wokenHesaidhewasapolicemanandthereforehadthetostopspeedingdrivers.A.controlB.influenceC.authorityD.priorityThedoorclosedbehindTomashescannedthehandsomelyfurnished(裝飾的)doubleroomwhichAlbemarleStreet.A.sawB.overlookedC.watchedD.sightedOnthecoasttheweatheriswithdayafterdayofhotsun,inthemountains,however,theaircoolsquicklyanduntiltheendofJuneyoucanstillfindsnowonthemountaintops.A.funnyB.interestingC.romanticD.goodThesamequestionwasusuallysetintwoforms:onethathad—answerstochoosefrom,andtheotherwherethepupilhadtosupplytheirownanswer.A.someB.weakC.strongD.differentSomeartistsareabletoa1ikenessinasketchwhileothersaregiftedtoafleetingexpression.A.grasp/getB.hold/captureC.catch/captureD.capture/catchTheboyhisfriendoutoftheapplebyinsistingthatitwasrotten,ifnotpoisonous.A.deceivedB.fooledC.misledD.cheated9.Iwouldliketoyouofthefollowingchangeswe'vemadeintheplansforthedevelopmentofourcompany.A.noticeB.noteC.informD.suggestOnceyouhavemadeyourbookingandpaida,thenthecostofyourholidaycannotbechanged.A.feeB.savingC.moneyD.loanPart7Cloze(withfourchoicesprovided)Questions1to20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Parentsarethemostinfluentialpeopleinchildren'slivesandallparentslovetheirchildrenandwantwhatisbestforthem,buttheyoftenlacktheinformationandskillsnecessary.Tohelpparents1.reckonassessevaluatecalculatewiththesheerweightoftheirspecialresponsibility,manyorganizationshavedonesomethingtohelp.Theyhave2.setdownsetoutsetupsetasideclassestoprovidethemwithinformation,techniques,andsupportraisingtheirchildren.Classes3.revolvespinturnswayaroundtheimportanceoflove,communicationandacloserelationshipbetweenparentsandtheirchildren.4.MuchofMoreofMostofallMoreovertheshapingofachild'sbehaviorandcharactercanbedoneinawaythatwillmakethechildhappy.Itcanbe5.acceptedacknowledgedaccomplishedperformedthroughpositiveandfunactivities.Theclassesalsoteachtheparentsrespectfuldisciplinemethods.Thesemethodswill6.defendsheltersavepreservetheparent-childrelationship.Theywillalso7.buiIdholdconstructerectonachild'sabilitytotakeonresponsibility.Onemanwhotookparentingclasseshadlongedtobeableto8.matchcorrespondadjustreconciledifferenceswithhisteenageson."Wejustcouldn'ttalkwithoutfighting,"he9.predictedadmittedrecognizedgranted."Ourrelationshipwasa10.defeatwreckcrashcollapse."Hefoundthataftermakingjust11.afewalotalittlemanysimplechangesthingschanged.Ilissonbecamequite12.pleasantagreeabledelightfulpleasingtohisrequests."IchangedthewayI13.communicatedadvocatededucatedassociatedwithmyson.Then1watchedourrelationship14.extendstretchclimbblossomintosomethingveryspecial.*Mostparentsthinkthattheyshould15.simplyevidentlytypicallynaturallybeagoodcaretakerfortheirchild.However,thisisnotalways16.practicalrealisticgenuinetrue.Parentingcanbeverydifficult,especiallywhenyou'rephysicallyandemotionally17.humi1iatedtortureddrainedemptiedfromworkorworries.RaisingachiIdrighttakesskillandpatience,yetmostparentsdoitwithoutanytraining.Parentsshouldnotbeashamedto18.acknowledgerealizerecognizeindicatethattheydon'thavealltheanswers.Takingclasses,19.pledgingguaranteeingensuringswearingtobecomeabetterparentandtrulyworkingatit,shouldbethewaythingsaredone.Itshouldbe20.traditionalcontrarycustomaryaccustomed,nottheexception.Remember,successmeanshavingwhatallparentsdesire-ahealthyandhappychild.1reckon2.setup3.revolve4.Muchof5.accomplished6.preserve7.build8.reconcile9.admitted10.wreck11.afew12.agreeable13municated14.blossom15.naturally16.realistic17.drained18.acknowledge9.pledging20.customaryPart8SkimmingandScanning(MultipleChoice+BlankFilling)BoyswithEatingDisorders(紊亂,失調(diào))Whyisn'tTonyEating?NooneknowswhatTonydoesatlunchtime.Hisfriendsallgatheratthedininghallwheretheysharestoriesandeat.Theytalkabouttheirlivesandthethingstheyhaveseeninmoviesorreadinbooks.ButTonydoesn'tcareaboutthesethings,andhedoesn'tjointhem.Infact,thereisonlyonethingonTony'smind-buiIdingtheperfectbody.Andwhilehisfriendsarechattingaway,Tonyisinthegymbyhimself,liftingweights.Now,heisabletoliftmorethanever.Hehasalsomeasuredhisarmsandlegsandweighedhimself.Heknowsheisinthebestshapeofhislife.Butit'snotenough.Introduction-arealproblemPeoplesaythatwomenandgirlsaretheoneswhohavebodysizeissues,theoneswhodevelopeatingdisorders,andtheonesaffectedmostbythemediapressure.Itistruethatwomenandgirlsareaffectedmore,butthesameissuesalsoaffectmenandboys.Expertsbelievethenumberofboysaffectedisincreasingandthatmanycasesmaynotbereported,sincemalesarereluctanttoacknowledgeanyillnessmostlyassociatedwithfemales.WhereitcomesfromThereismoreandmoremediapressureformenandboystotakeonthelookofthewell-muscledathletesandactors.Malesarebecominguncomfortableabouttheirphysicalappearanceandself-image.Sports,health,andfitnessmagazinesfocusontheimportanceofhavingmusclesandthemethodstoobtainthoseperfectsportsbodies.Boystendtodoagreatdealofweighttrainingand,iftheydonotseeimmediateresults,theyoftenturntousingsteroids（類(lèi)固醇）andvitaminsthatadvertiseunbelievablemusclegain.Theaverageboycannotcomenearmeetingtheimpossible“standard"ofthemedia'smalebodyperfection.TheyarenotgoingtobeArnoldSchwarzeneggerorsomeotheractionstar,orhavethewell-muscledbodyofathletes.Themostpopularmagazinescarryimagesofwomenandmenonthecoversthatrepresentabout3percentofthepopulation.Obviously,thatleaves97percentwhocannotmeasureuptothatlevelofadesiredbodyimage.Magazines,especiallythoseaimedatmenandboys,spreadthe"bodybuilding"messagearound.Advertisementspromoteweightlifting,bodybuildingormuscletoning.TheV-shapedbodywithgreatmusclesisemphasizedastheideal.Theneedtomakeweightforasportlikeboxingcancauseeatingdisorders.ThedemandforpiIls（藥片）thatgiveenergyanddecreaseaperson'sdesiretoeatishighamongthoseneedingtomakeweight.Weighttraining,sports,andconversationwithfriendscanleadboystoabnormaleatinghabits,whichcanleadtoeatingdisorders.Eventhetoystheyplaywithcreatepressure.Thetoyactionfigureshavemoremusclestodaythantheydidinthepast.Theirbodiesaresettingunrealisticidealsforboysinmuchthesamewaydollshavebeenblamedforgivinganunrealisticbodyidealforgirls.Oneofthesideeffectsofthisbodyconsciousnessforbothboysandgirlsisthetendencytoturntosmokingtokeeptheirweightdown.Overweightboysintheagerangeof9to14were65%morelikelytothinkaboutortrysmokingthantheirpeers.Thesamestudyfoundthatboyswhoworkedouteverydayinordertoloseweightweretwiceaslikelytoexperimentwithtobacco.Maleswithpoorbodyimagearealsomorelikelytotakedrugsandgetangryeasily.TheeffectsofapoorbodyimageIt'snotuncommonforpeoplewhothinkpoorlyoftheirbodiestohaveproblemsinotherareasoftheirlives,includingcareersandrelationships.One'sfeelingsofself-worth,behavior,andsocialconfidencecanallberelatedtoeitheragoodorabadbodyimage.Howyouseeyourselfaffectseverypartofyourlife.Moreandmorehealth-careprofessionalsarestartingtorealizethedegreethatboyscanbeinfluencedbybodyimage.Onerecentstudyshowedthatofboysbetweentheagesof'1and9,fiftypercentwantedtoreshapetheirbody.Thispercentage（百分比）increasesastheyreachtheirteensandwanttotakepartinsportsandimpressgirls.Itissomethingthatcanfollowyouthroughoutlifeifyoudonotlearntounderstandthatthereismoretoyouthanyourmusclesandbodyshape.AdviceforpeoplewithapoorbodyimageIfyouareaboyorayoungmanwhoisworriedtoomuchabouthowyourbodylooks,youshouldrememberthatyourbodyisjustonepartofwhoyouare.Anditisnotevenaveryimportantpart.Youarenotjustwhatyourbodymeans.Yourworthasaperson,oryouridentityasaman,isnotdeterminedbyyourweightorbodyshape.Developyourpotential.Thinkaboutyouruniquegifts.Meaningfulrelationships,wel1-establishedgoals,andkindheartednesstoothersleadtoabalancedlifeandbetterfeelingsofone'sself.Anovermuscledbodyjustdoesn'tdothese.Andifyouarestillhavingtroublewithdoubtsorconcernsaboutyourbody,ratherthanworkoutmoreoreatless,seeadoctoraboutyourproblems.Bytalkingtoapsychologist,youmayreduceyouranxieties,andfinallymakethemathingofthepastsothatyoucanturntomuchmoreimportantthingsinlife.Psychologistshavehadagreatdealofsuccessstoriesintreatingyoungmenwiththesameproblem,and,most1ikely,theywillbeabletohelpyouaswell.TonyismostconcernedwithA.havinganeatingdisorderB.eatinghislunchC.buildingaperfectbodyD.gainingweightaremoreaffectedbythebodysizeissues.A.WomenandgirlsB.MenandboysC.WomenandboysD.MenandgirlsSomesportsmagazinesteachtheyoungmen.A.tobecomearealathleteB.tobecomeahealthyactorC.tousevitaminstokeephealthyD.toobtainperfectsportsbodiesTheidealbodyshowninmagazines.A.cannotbegoodforsportsB.demandspiIlsC.cannotmeasureupD.isshapedlikeaVBoysandgirlswouldpossiblyturntoforhelptokeeptheirweightdown.A.playingB.smokingC.takingpillsD.weighttrainingcanberelatedtoself-worth,behavior,andsocialconfidence.A.AgoodorbadbodyB.BodyimageC.EverypartofyourlifeD.TakingdrugsHalfofallboysbetween7and9want.A.toimpressgirlsB.toplaysportsC.toreshapetheirbodiesD.tohaveagoodbodyimageMaleswhoworrytoomuchshouldkeepinmindthatthebodyisjustapartof.whoyouareanover-muscledbodyItislikelythatpsychologistscanhelpyoungmenwiththesameproblemPart9ReadingComprehension(BankedCloze)(每小題:分)Directions:FillintheblanksinthefollowingpassagebyselectingsuitablewordsfromtheWordBank.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsmorethanonce.Questions1to10arebasedonthefollowingpassage.MyfourteenthbirthdaywasthebestIeverspent.Insteadofhavingabigpartywithlotsofpresentsandkids,Ispentthedaywithmymotherandfather.ThiswastheirideaandasateenagerIwasnotvery1.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryski1leddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneiallyconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedonitatfirst.Thesheersimplicityoftheideaseemed2.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryskilleddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneiallyconvincekeenencourageeagerreckoned."Shouldn'ttherebesomekindof3.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryskilleddisguisefestivalpretendfinancial1yconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedorsomething?，zIasked.Myfatherjustlaughedandsaid,"Let'sstartoffatthebakerywithsomecake."Ismiledto4.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryskilleddisguisefestivalpretendfinancial1yconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedhowdisappointedIwas.ItriedtounderstandbecauseIknewthatwehad5.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryski1leddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneial1yconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedfallenonhardtimes.Wewalkeddowntheslopefromourhometoasmallcafe.Theremyfathertriedto6.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryski1leddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneiallyconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedtheshopkeepertogiveusonebigpieceofcakeinsteadofawholeone.Myfatherwas7.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryskilleddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneiallyconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedintheartofgettingwhathewanted.Theshopkeeperwasa(n)8.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryskilleddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneiallyconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedmanandbroughtoutonebigpiecewithacoupleofcandlesontop.AswesatwiththreeforkseatingthatcakeI9.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryski1leddisguisefestivalpretendfinaneial1yconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedthatitwasquitealuxurytobeabletospendtimewithmyparents.Howmanyotherparentscouldspendaweekdaywiththeirchild?Wespenttheentiredaytalking,andtogetherwehadapartyas10.agreeableboringcomfortabletediousmerryskilleddisguisefestivalpretendfinanciallyconvincekeenencourageeagerreckonedasanyhaseverbeen.I'veneverforgottenthatspecialday.Part9ReadingComprehension（BankedCloze）（每小題:1分;滿分:10分）小題得分對(duì)錯(cuò)我的答案客觀1keen2.boring3.festival4.disguise5.financially6.convince7.skilled8.agreeable9.reckoned10.merryPart10ReadingComprehension（MultipleChoice）（每小題:分）Directions:ReadthefollowingpassagescarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Questions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.Yinlanlookedatthepeoplesittingaroundthetableandsmiledwithsatisfaction.Everyoneinherfamilywasthere—herchildren,hergrandchildren,andhernewgreat-grandson,justonemonthold.HerwholefamilyhadcometocelebratetheHarvestMoonFestival（節(jié)日）.TwodaysaftertheHarvestMoonFestival,Yinlandiedpeacefullyinhersleep.Herfamilywassadbutatthesametimegrateful.TheyfelthappythattheyhadbeenabletocelebratetheHarvestMoonFestivalwithheronelasttime.EveryonesaiditwasremarkablethatYinlanhaddiedjusttwodaysaftertheholiday.Actually,thetimingofYinlan'sdeathwasnotremarkableatall.Recentlysociologists（社會(huì)學(xué)家）studiedthedeathrateamongelderlyChinesewomeninCalifornia.Theydiscoveredthatthedeathratedrops35percentbeforetheHarvestMoonFestivalandthenrises35percent.Sociologistsbelievethatthesechangesindeathrateshowthemind'spoweroverthebody.TheHarvestMoonFestival,whenfamiliesgather,isimportanttoelderlyChinesewomen.Apparentlysomewomenareabletopostpone（推延）theirdeathssothattheycancelebratethefestivalonelasttime.Theideathatpeoplecanpostponethetimeoftheirdeathsisnotnew.Manyfamiliestellstoriesofarelativewhoheldontolifeuntilafteranimportantevent.Thestoriespeopletell,however,arejustthat:stories.Theyarenotproofthatpeoplecanpostponetheirdeaths.Thesociologists，workisimportantbecausethesociologistsstudiedfacts,notstories.Thefacts——thedropandriseindeathrates—provethatpeoplereallycanpostponetheirdeaths.WhendidYilandie?A.DuringtheHarvestMoonFestival.B.Beforegoingtosleep.C.JustbeforetheHarvestMoonFestival.D.AcoupledaysaftertheHarvestMoonFestival.ThewritertellsusthestoryofYilantoletusknowthat.theHarvestMoonFestivalisimportanttoelderlyChinesewomenChinesefamiliesgettogethertoenjoytheHarvestMoonFestivalfamiliesareoftensadduringtheHarvestMoonFestivalpeoplemaybeabletoputoffdeathforanimportanteventWheredidthestudytakeplace?A.China.B.Yilan'shome.C.Festivalgrounds.D.California.Whatdoestheauthordescribeas"notnew"?A.Theworkofsociologists.B.Proofofpostponingdeath.C.TheHarvestMoonFestival.D.Storiesofputtingoffdeath.Whatprovidesuswithproof?A.Thestoriesoffamilymembers.B.Thenumbersshowingdeathrates.C.Theimportantevents.D.Thepostponingofdeath.Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.Twosimilar-soundingEnglishwordscausedtroubleforamanwhowantedtoflyfromLosAngelestoOakland,California.Hisproblemsbeganattheairport

inLosAngeles.Hethoughtheheardhisflightannounced,sohewalkedtothegate,showedhisticket,andgotontheplane.Afterflyingfortwentyminutes,themanbegantoworry.OaklandwasnorthofLosAngeles,buttheplaneseemedtobeheadingwest,andwhenhelookedouthiswindowal1hecouldseewasocean."IsthisplanegoingtoOakland?"heaskedtheflightattendant（服務(wù)員）.Theflightattendantwasshocked."No,"shesaid."We'regoingtoAuckland-Auckland,NewZealand."Englishisnottheonlylanguagewithsimilar-soundingwords.Otherlanguages,too,havewordsthatcancausemistakes,especiallyforforeigners.AucklandandOakland.thebestthingtodoisit'shardtolaugh.Thefeellikelaughing.Butairline（航空公司）paidWhensimilar-soundingwordscauseamistake,probablyAucklandandOakland.thebestthingtodoisit'shardtolaugh.Thefeellikelaughing.Butairline（航空公司）paidThemaintopicofthispassageis.A.mistakesmadebypeopleinairportsB.troublesexperiencedbyforeignersinanewcountryC.difficultieshadbypeoplewhentakingaplaneD.problemscausedbywordsthatsoundalikeShetoldhimtheplanewouldarrivein.A.OaklandB.AucklandC.LosAngelesD.CaliforniaThemanrealizedsomethingwaswrongwhen.A.helandedinOakland,CaliforniaB.hesawthattheflightattendantwasshockedC.henoticedthedirectionoftheplaneD.hewalkeduptothegateThesentence"Ohwell,IalwayswantedtoseeNewZealand."reflects?A.theman'ssenseofhumorB.theman'sfrustrationC.theman'sdisappointmentD.theman,sdespairAccordingtothepassageoneproperwaytodealwithamistakecausedbysimilar-soundingwordsis.A.tohaveasharpearB.tolearnagoodpronunciationC.tospeakclearlyandslowlyD.tolaughandlearnfromitQuestions11to15arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.Language