高中教育高考英语2011年高考浙江英语模拟测试卷（三）

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• 31We can conclude from the text that          .

  A.the movable – type press came from Muslim countries

  B.the first printed books cost a great deal of money

  C.the printing press made books more widely available

  D.the movable type press was used to print photographs

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• 32The growing link between the nations and people of the world is called

  A.diversity

  B.commerce

  C.communication

  D.globalization

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• 33We can know that both sides of the debate agree that free trade

  A.results in the rich countries' economic collapse

  B.widens the gap between the rich and poor

  C.makes it easier for nations to exchange goods

  D.has little potential to aid the poor countries

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• 34The author mentions Jamaica as an example to

  A.support an argument

  B.draw a conclusion

  C.introduce a topic

  D.describe a scene

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• 35A person who calls for increased rules in the globalization of economy is most likely to be    .

  A.a supporter of free trade in the global market

  B.a critic of free trade in the global market

  C.the head of a large imitational company

  D.an exporter specialized in making dairy products

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• 36The above text is mainly about        .

  A.human laughter has its origin in ancient animal play sounds

  B.brain regions for mem00 evolved earlier than those for laughter

  C.human laughter was once rooted in people's happiness

  D.humans actually develop from ancient animals

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• 37The 2003 study about rats being tickled are mentioned in paragraph 4 in order to show that        .

  A.rats are such smart aromas that they can laugh like humans

  B.animals have emotional feelings as human beings do

  C.animals' emotional feelings are now widely recognized

  D.tickling animals can help animals develop the ability of laughter

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• 38According to the text, what is the most special about Jaak Panksepp's research、

  A.It focuses on animals' influence on human laughter.

  B.People's personalities are involved in the research.

  C.The research studies human brain as well.

  D.The research deals with laughter itself.

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• 39We can infer from the above text that

  A.Tecumseh Fitch and Robert Provine disagree with each other on laughter

  B.rats’ chirping and chimp’s panting are basically the smae

  C.most animals are able to laugh but need to be trained first

  D.human beings have now fully understood animals’ behaviors

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