2023年電大英語(yǔ)II期末復(fù)習(xí)答案

１．——Helｌo,Sａlly．Ｈｏw’sevｅrｙthing？—.Ａ.Goodｆoｒyou。

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Ｄ.Iｃａn’tｒemｅmberwｈeｒeIleftmyglasses5.—ＷhatkｉndofTVprogramdｏyｏulikeｂeｓt?A.IlikｅtｈｅmｖerｙmuchB.ＩｏnlyｗatchthｅｍaｔweekendＣ．It’shaｒdtｏsay,actually。D.I’mtoｏbusｙtosay。６．--CouｌdｙoutellmeｗherｅＭr．Ｌaｋeｉs?--_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_______＿＿_(dá)_＿．A.FrｏｍＥnglａnｄB．ＡttheoffｉceC.He‘ｓwｏrkingD。Hｅ’ｓverybuｓy7.--MaｙIhｅlpｙou,ｍadaｍ?－－____＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)＿_(dá).A．Sｏrry,IhａveｎoideaB.Ｙes,IknｏwwhattobｕyC．Yｏu’dbｅttergiveｍeａhandD.Ｙes，Ｉ’ｄlikｅ2kｉlｏｓoｆｏｒanｇeｓ8.－-Heｌlo,coulｄＩspeａｋtoDonpｌeaｓe?--＿_(dá)____________?Ａ.WｈoaｒeyoｕＢ.Ｗhat’stheprobｌemC.AreyouJaneD.Ｗho’sｓｐeａkinｇ?9．--Whatwouｌdyouｌikｅ,tｅaorcｏffee?-－＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)__＿＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_．A．Yes,IwouｌｄB.Cｏffee，pｌｅａseC.Yeｓ,pleaｓeD.It’svｅrynｉce1０.－-Whatａboutｇｏｉｎgｆoｒawalk?--_＿＿＿_(dá)_____＿_(dá)__＿.Ａ．Whｙnot?AgｏodideaB.That‘sａllｒightCＳodｏI。D．Walkiｎｇisｇoｏｄｔoyoｕ11.—Ｎiceweａt(yī)hｅｒ,isn’tit？———.A.I’mnotｓurｅB.ＹouｋnoｗitweＣ.Yes,iｔisＤ.Yes,itisn’t１2．—ＩthinktheInｔernｅtisvｅryhelpfuｌ.———．A.Yeｓ，sｏdoＩB.that’saｖerygoodidｅaC.ＮeｉｔｈｅrdoＩD.I’ｄrathergｏｓuｒfingｏｎｉt1３.—Ｗhａt(yī)suｂｊecｔsａreyousｔuｄying?

————.A.Yeｓ，I’mstｕdyiｎgｈistoryＢ.I’ｍsｔuｄyingnoｗC.I’mstｕｄyiｎgpｈilosopｈyD.I’mdoingmyｈomｅwoｒk14.—Whｉchlanguagedoyouｓpｅaｋaｔhome?——————。A．IｓｐｅakEｎｇｌishｖerywｅllB．IcanspｅａｋEｎglishａndFrenchC.EnｇｌiｓhｉsmyｍotｈeｒtongueＤ.Ｅnglisｈ，mosｔofthetime1５.—Mｕstweｈandinourhｏmeworｋnow?

————。A.Yes,ｙouwill

Ｂ.Ｙｅｓ,ｙoumustn’tC.No，yｏuneeｄn’tD.Nｏ,ｙｏumｕｓtn’t16.—Lｅｔ’sｔaｋｅawalk.———．A.Yeｓ,leｔ’sB．Ｏｈ,thankｓC.Yes，pleａsｅＤ．Nｏ，tｈanｋｙｏｕ1７.—Ｈeｌlo,couldIｓｐeaktoDonplｅaｓe？————。A.ＷhoareｙouB.Whａt(yī)’sｔheproblemC．AreｙouJaneD.Ｗｈo’sspeakiｎｇ1８.—Doyouthiｎktheｅxａmwilｌｂepｕtｏff?————.A.Noｔgoodｎews.B.Tｈeexaｍｉsdiffiｃult．C.Ｎoｔlｉｋely.D.Itwａspuｔｏｆfｙesterday.19．—Inｍｙopiｎion,you’ｄbｅtｔeｒｔａkeacoupleofdaysｏff.————。A．I’ｌｌｔａkｅｙouradｖｉcｅ.B.Ｌetmesee.Ｃ．Neverｍind.

D.I’ｍafraidso.２０．—WoｕldｙouｍinｄifＩｏpenｔｈewinｄoｗfｏｒaｂetterview？Ａ.That’sfinｅ，ｔhankyou

B.Ｙes,ｐleaseＣ.TａkeaseatD.Oｆcoursｅnｏtｋey：1。D2.A3.B4.5.Ｃ6.Ｂ7.D8.D９.B１0A１１.C1２.A１３.C14．Ｄ15．C16．Ａ１７．D18.C19.A20．D第二部分

詞匯與結(jié)構(gòu)1.ＩbroｋemyｌegwhｅｎI(lǐng)＿_(dá)______skiingiｎＡmerica．（P8６.1１)A．ｉｓＢ.waｓC.–(不填)D.wｏｕldbe2.Sｈeｗascｏｎvｉｃted＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__murｄeｒ.(P262.１2)Ａ.ｔoB.ｉnC.ofD.as３.Aｎeｗhotｅl_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿inｔhecｅnterｏftowｎａt(yī)themｏmｅnt．A.hasbeenbｕilｔＢ.ｉsｂuiltC.wasbuiltD.isbeｉnｇbｕilｔ４.Itiｓveryconvｅnｉeｎt_____＿_(dá)_herｅ．（P17２．4)A.lｉviｎgB.lｉvｅC．livedD.ｔolive5．Ihaveｌiveｄhｅｒe___＿＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)199７．(P172.8)A.forB．sｉncC.atD.ｆrom6．Thｅbｅdroomnｅe(cuò)ds___＿_(dá)_____.(Ｐ１72.1)A.decoratingB．ｔodｅcoratｅC.ｄeｃorａt(yī)ｅD.decorａt(yī)eｄ7.Ｈeｉsthemａn＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)__dogbitmｅ．(Ｐ８６．３)A.thａt(yī)

Ｂ.whoCwｈomＤ.whoｓe8．I’mｔirｅd．I______＿＿＿wｏrｋiｎgveｒyharｄ.(Ｐ86.１4)A．hａｖeB.hａvebeeｎC.hadＤ.has9.Beforeshｅlｅｆtoｎｔheｔｒｉｐ,she＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___haｒd.A．traiｎedB.hastrainｅｄC．ｗoｕlｄtrａinedＤ．haｄtraiｎed10.Hekeeps____＿_(dá)__＿athimselfiｎtｈemｉrｒor．A.tｏｌｏokＢ。looｋingC.lookD.looked１1.Tｈｅsｕnheatstｈｅe(cuò)ａｒth，___isverｙimｐｏｒｔａntｔｏｌｉｖｉｎgtｈiｎgs．A.thaｔB.ｗhatC．ｗhichD．ｗheｒe1２.Iｆthｅman_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)___succeed,ｈｅmuｓtworkasｈarｄashecan.A.willB.istoＣ.iｓgoingｔoＤ．sｈould13.ＡncientGreeceiｓｔhe___＿_(dá)＿＿＿_(dá)＿ofｗｅsｔernｃivilization.A．ｏriｇｉnB.sourｃｅC.placeD．sourcｅs?14.Plｅasｅstop＿＿_(dá)_______.Itcannｏtheｌpthesituaｔiｏｎ.A.toｓhｏｕｔB．ｓhoｕtinｇC.tosｐeakＤ.speakinｇ15．Thｅbｉｇｍaｎｈaｓalｗaysbeｅneatｉｎgonthego，＿_(dá)_____hｅhａsgｏｔstomachache．Ａ.soＢ.hoｗeverC．a(chǎn)sＤ.ｂecausｅ16.Letme__________＿thecaseｃarefullybeforｅＩdrawａcｏnclusion.Ａ.lookupB．lookintoC.loｏkafteｒＤ.ｌookout17.He，asweｌlａsＩ,＿_(dá)______＿_(dá)ａsｔudｅnt.Ａ.bｅB.amC．ａreD.ｉs1８.Shｅ____＿_(dá)_hersucｃｅｓstohardwｏrkandstrｏngwilｌ.A.ｏwnsB.ｇivesC.ｏwesD.regards１９.Mｒ.Sｍith_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)___amoｓtimpｏrtａntｐartintｈedevelopmenｔｏfｏurcｉty.A.tookB．hａdCplayeｄＤ.mａde20.I’drａt(yī)ｈerstａｙatｈometｈan_____＿＿＿awaｌk.A.takｉngＢ．tｏｔakeＣ.taｋeD．tｏbetａｋing２1.Moｔhｅｒwasbｕsy．AltｈoughshｅwasnｏtｗaｔchinｇthebａsketbａllonTV,sｈe__＿_(dá)___iｔｏｎtｈeradio.A.ｗａsｌistenｉｎgtoB．wａｓhearｉｎgC.ｗaｓlistｅningD.ｗasｓｅe(cuò)ｉng２2.Hardlｙ_＿＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿＿ｈoｍeｗhｅnｉtbｅgantoｒaiｎ．Ａ．hadＩgｏtB.IhａｄgｏtC.hａｄIarriveｄinD.Ihaｄaｒrｉvｅdat23.Ipｒefeｒclaｓsiｃmusiｃ______＿_(dá)＿_(dá)poｐmusic.A.ｔｈａnＢ．onC．ｗｉｔｈＤ．ｔo24．Alｌｔheｔeａmmeｍbｅrsｔrｉeｄtｈeirｂｅsｔ.Weｌostｔｈｅgaｍe,__＿_(dá)_____.Ａ.hｏwevｅｒB．therefoｒＣ.siｎceD．a(chǎn)ｓ25.Wheｎwewerｅhavinｇaｍｅｅｔｉng,thｅdirector_____＿＿_(dá)_ｔhebadnewsｂytelｅｐhone.Ａ.wastｅllｉngB.wastoｌdC.couldtｅllD.woulｄtｅll2６.Silk＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____bｙＣhｉnｅｓeｆorthｏｕsandsofyｅarsnow．A.hａsuｓｅdB．hａsbeｅnusｅｄＣ．wasuｓeｄD．isuseｄ27.You＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__ｔｏlｏｃkｔhedoorａt(yī)night.A.sｈoｕｌdＢ.ouｇhｔC.muｓｔD.shall２8.ＢefｏreIｇotｔｏtｈｅciｎemａ,thefiｌｍ＿_(dá)_______.A．hadbegunＢ.haｓbｅgunC。iｓbeguｎD.wasbegiｎniｎgＡ.toshｏutＢ．ｔospeａkＣ.ｓｈｏｕtiｎgD.spｅakiｎｇ29．Thepａt(yī)ientａｃｔｅｄonthｅdoctor’s__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)andfinａlｌyrecoｖered.A.adviｃeｓB．a(chǎn)dviceC.adviｓｅD．a(chǎn)dvises30.Ａlｅｃｔureｈａｌlis＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__wherestudentｓatｔendlｅctｕrｅs.Ａ．thereBｗｈicｈC.ｏnｅD.thａｔ３1．Ｄon’tｗorry,yourwaｔch＿_(dá)_______andyｏucanhａveitinnｏｔｉme.A.iｓrepａｉrｅdB.hａｓbｅｅnreｐaiｒｅdC．ｗasｒeｐaｉrｅdD.isbeingrｅｐaiｒed32.Ｔｈｅdefinｉｔiｏnｌeａｖｅｓ___＿_(dá)_foｒdｉsaｇreｅment.A.ａsmａｌlroomB.ｍucｈｒｏomC.ｇrｅaｔｄeａlｒoomD.notsobｉgaｒoom3３．Nｏtａlways_＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_theｙwant(ｔo）.A．pｅoplecanｄowhatB.cａnpeopledowｈatC．pｅoplecaｎnｏｔdoｗｈatD.ｃan’tpeoｐledoｗhat３４．Saｄａm＿_(dá)_＿ｆor25yｅarｓ.A.gｏtmarrｉｅｄB．wasｍarｒiｅdC.marｒiedD.werｅｍarｒiｅd3５.Iｄｏｎ’tｗaｎtyｏutoｍakｅａnytroublｅ,＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_____,Iuｒgｅyoｕtosolvetｈeprｏbｌem.Ａ．thusB。ｃonｓequentlyＣ．onthecontrarｙD。justas36．Wｈy_______＿theoｌｄbｌoｃkoｆfｌats_________demolisheｄｎeｘtｍoｎtｈ?A.are…beingＢ.is…beiｎgC.haｓ…beenD.haｖe..bｅe(cuò)n37.Inthefiftieslａstｃeｎturymanｙnewcitiｅs_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿＿iｎthｅdｅsert.A．bringupＢ.ｍakeｕpC.grewupＤ.builduｐ３8.MoreanｄmoｒeｐeｏplｅinChinanow＿_(dá)______＿＿tｏworkregularly.A．driveＢ.ｄrivesＣ.droveＤ.havedｒiven3９.Atpresent,tｈemostimpｏrtantｔhｉngistｈatBrｉtaiｎneedｓ＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__＿ｍoretoｉmprovetherｅlatｉonshipwiｔhtｈeUＳA.A.todoB．doingC.tobedonｅD.ｄo４0.Wehａveouｒhｏｕsｅ___＿_(dá)__＿everyｗeeｋbyaclｅaner．Ａ.clｅａｎB.cｌeanedC.cleaningD.tｏcｌeaｎ(Key：1.B2.C3D4.A5.Ｂ６．A７．Ｄ8.B９.D10．B11C１2.B１３．A１4.B1５.A１6.B17.D18．C19.C20.C21A22．A２3.Ｄ24.Ａ25B26.B2７B28.A29B３０.C31D32．B３3.B３4.B35.C36.B37C3８.A39第三部分

完形填空Passａge１Unit11Act10P161Althｏuｇｈｉnternａt(yī)ionａｌtｒａveliｓusｕaｌlyａn（21）＿_(dá)________andｐleasａntexperiencｅ,ｔraｖｅｌlerｓsｈｏuｌdtａkestepstoenｓｕrｅｔhaｔtｈeirhｅaｌｔhdoesｎotｓufferｅitheｒ(22)____＿＿thｅirtime__＿_(dá)＿tｈeａiror_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)theirｔimeabｒoaｄ.Befoｒeyｏuｇo,ｃhｅckwｉthｙoｕrdoctororlocaltｒａｖeｌclｉｎic(23)＿_(dá)____injectiｏｎsａrｅnecｅｓsaryforthｅａreasｙoｕarｅｔrａveｌling(24）_____.Aｌloｗsuffiｃｉｅntｔimetｏｈａvetheｓeinjectionsbeｆoｒｅyou(２5)____＿＿_(dá)becausetｈeｙmａytakｅtiｍetobｅｃomeeffective.Besurｅtｈatｔheinforｍａt(yī)ioｎonheaｌthisuｐ-to-daｔe.ChｅckｏnthｅIｎternｅｔifｙouａrenｏｔsuｒｅ.Don’tgｏtobedｌatetｈeｄａy(26）＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___yｏｕfｌy.Yoｕrbodyhaｓaｎaturaldaｉｌysleeppatteｒｎ.Itｔａkｅｓtimetoadｊust

ｔｏａnewtimezone.Ｔherearｅmanyｄｉfferｅｎt(２7)______＿_(dá)_＿ｏfjetlag:ｙｏｕmaｙｎoｔbeaｂletｏsleｅｐ,yoｕmayｎｏｔwａntｔｏeａt(yī)oryoｕmayfeｅlsiｃkandtireｄ.Yｏumaｙnｏtbeaｂletｏconceｎtrateforsomedａｙｓａfteryｏｕａrｒivｅ.Tｈｅreareseｖｅrａlｔhiｎgｓｙoｕcａndoto(2８）_＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)theｅffectsofjetlaｇ:-Dｏyour(２9)＿＿_(dá)___toreｌaｘduringtheｆｌiｇht;-Sｌeｅpａｓmｕcｈasyoucaｎｏｎｔheflｉｇhｔ.Ｕｓeamｉlｄsleｅpingｐilliｆｎｅcｅsｓary;－Drinkasｍuchwaterasyouｃan；－Don’tdrinkalcｏｈoｌandｃａffeine;－Takeｍildsｌeｅpinｇpills（３0）__＿＿＿_(dá)thefｉｒｓｔｆewdaｙsiｎｔhenewtimezｏneiｆyｏunｅe(cuò)dtｈeｍ.２１.A)eｘｃitedB)exｃitingC)excittedD）eｘｃitting22．A)of…ｏｎ…ofＢ)ｏf…ｉn…ofＣ)frｏm…ｏn…froｍD）from…in…from23．Ａ)wｈereB)-(不填）C）ｗｈicｈＤ)that24.A)－(不填）Ｂ)ｉnC)toD）at25.A)wilｌlｅaｖeＢ)ｉslｅavｉngC)ｌeaveＤ)ｈaveleft26．A）afｔｅrＢ）inC)oｎD）befoｒe27．A)effｅｃtsB)effectC)afｆｅctD)affecｔs2８.A)shortB)sｈorｔenC)lesｓD）lesseｎ２9)A)gｏodB)betterＣ)beｓtD)ｍost30.A）atB)foｒC)oｆD）oｎKey:21Ｂ22.D２3C2425C26.Ｄ２7.APaｓsagｅ2Uniｔ10Act1P１40Asｔｕｄｙ（２1）＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___thａt(yī)fitnesｓisthekey(２２)____＿＿longlifｅ,iｒreｓｐeｃtiveofbodｙｓｈapeorｅvensmｏkiｎｇｈａbits.Ｒeｓearchersdｉscｏveredthaｔpeoｐle(2３）__＿_(dá)_____eｘerciselivelongｅrｔhaｎthoｓeｗhoｄｏｎot，(24）__＿_(dá)______ｔheyarｅoｖerweightandsmoke.Ｔhestudyfoundthattheｌeasｔfitoｆtｈｅ６,00０mｉｄｄｌe-agｅｄｍｅnｉntｈestudyｗeｒefivｅtiｍes(25）___＿_(dá)__＿＿_(dá)___todiewｉｔhinｓiｘyｅａrsoftｈｅｓtａｒtoｆtheｒｅｓearchｔhaｎthｅfittest.Tｈiswasｔruewhethｅｒｏrｎoｔthemeｎｈａdheartproblemｓ，smｏkedｏｒ(26)＿_(dá)____oｖｅrwｅight.Sｃｉｅnｔiｓｔscoｎcｌudedthａｔitwasｂettertoｂefaｔａndａｃtivethaｎskinnyａｎdsedentary.DｒＫenCooper,afitｎｅssexpeｒt,said,"Ｙouａrｅｂetteroｆfsmoｋingａpacketofcｉｇarettｅsadayａnd(27)＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)reｇuｌａrlｙthanbeｉｎｇanoｎ-smokeｒaｎdsedentary."Althouｇhheadds,"Butdoｎ＇tmisｕndeｒstandme．Iａmnotendorsiｎｇsmoking．Ｉａｍtryｉnｇtoｔellyｏｕhowdanｇerousｉtistobｅｓｅdｅnｔａry."（２8）_＿_(dá)___＿_(dá),thestudyapｐearsｔoflyinｔhｅfaceofreｓearcｈｌastyearwhｉchｃoｎcludｅdthatmorethａn30,０00peｏplｅdiｅpreｍａｔｕrelyeveryyｅaｒinBritａinfromiｌlnｅssescaｕsｅdbybeｉngoｖeｒweight．TheBｒｉtｉshGovｅrnmｅntisputtｉngprｅssuｒｅonmanuｆaｃｔｕrers(2９)______＿_(dá)___＿h(yuǎn)ｉｇhlevelsofsugaｒinｆoodaｎdtｏrestrｉctthｅhard－seｌlｏfjｕnｋfoｏdｔochildreninorｄertoimproｖethenation'shealth.ButthｅneｗstudｙsｕｇgeststｈeGoveｒnｍent(30)__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)___mｏｒepeoｐlｅtoeｘeｒcｉse.21.A)showingＢ）ｓhoｗC）hasshownD)ｈaｄｓhowｎ２２．A)ｔoB)forC)ｏfD）in23．A)–(不填）B)wｈichC）ｗhomD)who24.A)ｉfB)unlｅssC)eｖｅｎifD）becaｕse25.A）likｅB)likelyD)lｅｓsliｋelD)ｍorelｉkely26.A)wasB)wｅrｅC)iｓD)ａre２7.A)tｏexercisｅＢ)exercisinｇC)eｘerｃiseＤ)eｘercｉsed28.A）HowｅverB)SｏC)ＡltｈoｕghD)Furtｈｅrmore2９.Ａ)redｕｃeB)reｄｕcinｇC）toreｄｕceＤ）reduced３0.Ａ）eｎcouraｇｅdB。eｎcoｕragiｎgC）toenｃｏuｒagｅD）ｅncourａgeKｅy２１C2２A２3．Ｄ２４.C2５.D26.B27B28.Ｐａssａｇe３Unit18Act3P2６3．Ｍoreaｎdmｏｒeｐeoｐle(21)__＿_(dá)ｔｏinstａllｂurｇlaralarmsiｎｔheiｒｈousｅsiftheywantｔoｇetinsurance.Iｎsuranｃpａnies(22)_＿＿＿pｅoｐleiｎcｅｒtａinａreaｓtoinsｔaｌltｈeａlaｒmsbeforｅｔheｙwiｌlgiｖeｔheminsｕｒaｎcｅfｏrthefaｓtｙeａr．Tｈisis(23)___＿tｏincrｅasｉnｇcｒimeinsomｅpａｒtｓofthecounｔry．Ｔｈisｃanbeaproblｅmforｐeopｌe(２4)__＿_(dá)ａresｔrugglｉnｇｔomａke(25)____endsmｅe(cuò)ｔ.Thealarｍｓ，(26)_＿＿＿cａnbeｖeｒyexpｅｎsiｖｅ,nｅe(cuò)dtｏｂeinｓtａlledbyaｎelｅctriciaｎ.Iｔis(２7)＿＿_(dá)__thａt(yī)2０%ofhomeshavｅalarmsｉnstalleｄ,andthataｎother20%ofpeopleplan(28)_____buｔhavｅnotiｎstalｌedthｅm(2９)＿_(dá)___．Ｔｈeinsurａncｅｃompanｉestolｄｐｅｏplｅ(3０)＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)theaｌaｒmsonaｌldoorsandwiｎdoｗs．21.A.mustB.haveC．ｈａdD.hａｓ22.Ａ.havｅbｅe(cuò)nａskｅｄB.aｓkedC．wｉlｌaskD．ｈavebｅe(cuò)nasｋiｎｇ２3.

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A.ｉnsｔalｌB.instalｌedC.iｎsｔaｌlingD.ｔｏｉnstalｌＫｅy:21．B22.D23Ａ２4Ｃ25．C2６.B27D2８.A2９.Pａssagｅ4Unit1０Act1Astudｙhａsｓhｏwｎthａt(yī)fiｔnessiｓthekeｙ(21)＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)longｌiｆe，ｉrrｅsｐectiｖeofｂoｄyｓhaｐe(22)___＿_(dá)evensｍｏkingｈabits．Reｓｅａｒcheｒｓdiｓcoｖｅredｔhaｔpeoplewhoｅxerciseliｖelongertｈan(2３）__＿_(dá)_＿，ｅvｅｎifthｅyaｒeovｅrweｉｇｈtａndsｍoke.Tｈestudyｆounｄｔhat（24)___＿_(dá)＿fｉtｏｆｔhe6,0０0middlｅ-aｇeｄｍｅninｔheｓtｕdywerefiｖetiｍesmoｒｅｌikｅlytodieｗiｔｈinsｉxyearsoｆthestａｒtofｔｈｅreｓeａｒｃhthanthefittest．Thiswaｓtｒuｅ(25)_______tｈemenhadhｅartproblｅms,ｓmｏkedoｒｗereoverweｉght.Scieｎtistsconcludeｄthａt(yī)iｔｗasｂetｔer(２６)＿_(dá)__＿_(dá)_ａｎdactivethａnskiｎnyandsｅdｅｎtａｒy.DrＫｅe(cuò)r,ａfｉtnesｓexｐert,saｉd,“Yｏuarebetteroｆfsmokingaｐaｃkeｔofcｉgaｒｅttesａdayandexｅｒｃｉsingrｅgｕｌａrlｙthａn(2７)＿＿_(dá)____aｎon–smokｅrａndseｄｅｎtarｙ.”Ａｌthoughhｅadds,“Ｂutdon’tmisｕnｄeｒｓtandｍe．Iaｍnotendorsinｇ(２８)_＿＿_(dá)＿,Iａｍtryingtotｅllyoｕhowdａngerousiｔiｓtｏbeｓｅdentarｙ.”TｈeBrｉtiｓhGovｅｒnｍenｔisｐuttiｎgｐｒessure(２9)_＿_(dá)__manufaｃｔurerstoreｄucｅhigｈlevelｓｏfsugarｉnfoodanｄtorestrictthehａｒｄ－sellｏｆjunkｆｏodtoｃhiｌdreninｏrderｔoiｍpｒovｅtｈenatioｎ’shｅaltｈ．ButthenewstuｄysｕggｅｓtsｔheGoveｒｎmenｔｓhｏuldｅｎｃｏuｒagｅｍｏｒｅpeople(３０)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá).21.A.forＢ.ofC.tｏD.in22.AorB.aｎｄC.bｕtD.ｅithｅr23.A.ｔhosｅwhodoesnotB.theｓewhｏdonotC.tｈesethatdoｎotD.thoｓewhodoｎot24.A.ｔhelittleB．lessC.leastＤ.thelｅast25.

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