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英语阅读(五)ALondon—LazystudentscannowgiveuponworkaltogetherastwoOxfordUniversitystudentshavemadescoresofA-gradeessays(论文)onthewebsite(网站)forstudentstocopy.Theessaysareonthenewwebsite,“reviseit.”Thewebsiteincludesan“Essaylab”designedtomakecheating(舞弊)aseffectiveandeffortlessaspossible.Itshomepageannouncestosurfers(网上冲浪者):“ThereviseitEssaylabisabankofhundredsofA-Levelessayscoveringpopulartopics.”“Nexttimeyouareaskedtowriteanessay,whynotseewhatwehaveonthesubject?Ifyouareinalazystateofmindyoucanevenuseourguidetowritetheessaysandthenjusthandthemin.”NickRoseandJordanMayo,both19andfirstfromManchester,spentmuchoftheirfirstyearasstudentsattheuniversitysettingupthewebsite.Thereisnochargefordownloadingtheessays.“Ihaveneverbeenverygoodatessaywriting,”Roseadmitted.“Wedon'tseetheessaybankasacheatingway.It'sasurprisingvaluableresource.Youcanlearnalotbyreadingotherpeople'sworkonthesubject.”Amongothertips,thewebsitesuggestsinventingimportantspeechestogiveessaysextraweight,“Popularpeopletoquote(引用)areDouglasHurdorDisraeli.”Hurdwasaforeignsecretaryinthe1980sandDisraelia19thcenturyprimeminister.Teachersareexpressingtheiropinionsbyemailthattheyareangryaboutthewebsitethat“encouragesstudentstocheat,”butstudentsdisagree.AccordingtoRose,“Examsareafight.It'susagainstthem.”1.Itcanbeinferredfromthispassagethat____.A.studentswhovisitthewebsite“reviseit”arealllazyB.studentsinOxfordUniversityarealllazyC.websitesinOxfordUniversityareallsetupbystudentsD.websitescanprovidepeoplewithdifferentkindsofinformation2.NickRoseandJordanMayosetuptheirwebsiteforthepurposeof____.A.helpingstudentstocheatinexamsB.helpingstudentstoimprovetheirwritingC.makingmoneytopayfortheirschoolingD.makingtheirteachersfree3.WhatRosesaidatlastsuggeststhatinEngland____.A.itisdifficultforstudentstopasstheirexamsB.itisdifficultforteacherstofinishtheirteachingC.studentsarenotsatisfiedwiththeeducationsystemD.studentsaretoolazytolearnanythingBOldAmericansareseparatedintotwoclasses.Retirement(退休)canbeeitherheavenorhell.“Idobelieveonthewholetheretiree(退休者)oftomorrowwillbewealthierandhealthierthanthesamegroupof30yearsago,”saysRobertFriedland,directoroftheNationalAcademyonAgeing.“Butthat'sonlypartofthepicture.”Thereisalsoalargegroupwhosehouseholdincomehasn'tbeengrowingverymuch.Forthemthefutureisunhappy.“Natureisnotalwayskind,”saysDr.RobertButler,anexpertinmedicalcareofoldpeople,whowasfoundingdirectoroftheNationalInstituteonAgeing.Therelationshipbetweensocio-economicpositionandlifeexpectancy(预期寿命)hasbeenknownforalongtime.Raceisalsoconnected.Andeducationisapowerfultoolinlengtheninglife.Therealityisthatpoorpeoplearesickerastheyagebecausetheyliveindirtyneighbourhoodsandhavedirtyjobs,theyareleftunprotectedfromenvironmentalpollution,andthepressureofbeingpoorwearsdownpeople'shealth,”accordingtoKarenDavis,presidentoftheCommonwealthFund,whichstudieshealthissues.“Cigarettesmokinghasagreateffectbecauseitismorecommoninlowersocio-economicgroups,”saysElizabethWhelan,presidentoftheAmericanCouncilonScienceandHealth.“Ifyouliveinastateofhopelessnessandhelplessnessanddon'tthinkaboutthefuture,youaremorelikelytotakeuplife-threateninghabits.”“Raceandincomehavelargeeffectsondeath,”ateamofresearchersreportedintheNewEnglandJournalofMedicinein1996,afterresearchingon24millionwhitesand2.1millionblacks.Withtheexception(例外)ofblackwomen,thehighestincomegrouphadthelowestdeathratesandthelowestincomegrouphadthehighestdeathratesregardlessofrace.Forblackwomentherewasnoconsistentpatternacrossincomegroups.4.“Retirementcanbeeitherheavenorhell”means“____”.A.ifanAmericanisoutofwork,heorshewillfeelhappyB.ifanAmericanretiresfromhispost,hewillleadamiserablelifeC.oldpeopleinAmericahavetochoosealife-styleD.someoldpeopleinAmericaleadahardlife5.AccordingtoDr.RobertButler'sopinion,____playsthemostimportantroleinpeople'slifeexpectancy.A.natureB.raceC.educationD.colour6.Poorpeopleoftengetillastheygrowold.Thereasonisthat____.A.theyliveinthecountrysideB.theyworkwiththeirhandsC.theirfamiliesaretoolargeD.theybecomeweaker7.WhatElizabethWhelansaysmeansthat____.A.smokingmakespeoplepoorandhopelessB.smokingisverypopularwithpoorpeopleC.poorpeopleshouldgiveupsmokingD.richpeopleinAmericaneversmokeCLondon—Amorning'strainrideaway,acrossthechannel,EnglishkidsdiscussthefactofLiverpool'sfootballteaminaParispub.SomeParisians(巴黎人)evenstartedtotraveltoworkinLondon.Inthe19thcentury,CharlesDickenscomparedthetwocities,LondonandParis,in“ATaleofTwoCities”.Thesedays,itmightbe“ATaleofOneCity”.Asjobsgrewscarce(notequaltothedemand)athomeoverrecentyears,perhaps250,000Frenchmenmovedacrossthechannel.Withanunderseatunnel,theycouldtravelbetweencitiesinthreehours.TheEuropeanUnionfreedthemfromimmigrationandcustoms.Paris,richinbeauty,ismorestylish.ButLondonfeelsmorefulloflife,andmorefununtilthepubsshutdown.“Forme,thedifferenceisthatLondonisreal,alive,”saidTrevorWheeler,afinacialconsultant.ChantalJaouen,aprofessionaldesigner,agrees.“IamFrench,butI'llstayinLondon,”shesaid.Thereis,ofcourse,theotherview.JulieLenouxisastudentwhomovedtoLondontwoyearsago.“Ithinkpeoplelaughmore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