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antries in widely23.Where is this text probably taken from?A.A website.26.Which of the following is CORRECT?B.A bookspread of theC.A brochureD.An advertisement入，Women in California can't have an abortion.oratory work,BB.Donald Trump made effort to abandon abortion.munication andThe Supreme Court decided toRoeWadebttenhsC.America is a very united country in terms of abortion right.general publicdecades-long fight over abortionheoothat herenoD.The decision was made merely according to interpretation of lawconsitutionalrnightoabortion,urningthedecisionofwhethertoalovaborionsornot27.What is the best title of the text?has symptoms.up to the states.Millions of women are now expected to lose access.A.Abortion right is human rightouth-to-mouth.This decision as based on theirinerrettion ofbuttB.Why is abortion forbidden in Americaces or objectsdeeply political.When the oeprevious ruingiabyoosrteC.Roe v Wade overturned,abortion right lostto be more political than constitutional.D.Women should fight for their abortion rightCox,avoid closeThe court has a6 conservative super majority,thanks to the three justicesappointed by Donald Trump.He madea specific campaig oms nt udgesHousing officials say that lately they are noticing something different:students seemwho would overturn RoeWadeand those appointments will probably be his mostto lack the will and the skill,to address ordinary conflicts."We have students who arelasting legacy.mad at each other and they text each other in the same room,"says a teacher."So manyou wait to getNow that RoevWade is overturned,26 states could further restrict abortion access,of our roommate conflicts are because kids don't know how to negotiate a problem."including 13 states that have passed so-called trigger laws,which would introduce bansAnd as any pop psychologist will tell you,bottled emotions lead to silent discontentimmediately upon the court's decision.that can boil over into frustration and anger.At the University of Florida.emotionalated with theDemocratic-controlled states like California and New York will cast themselves asoutbursts occur about once a week,the university's director of housing and residenceabortion sanctuaries,welcoming women from places where the procedure has beeneducation says."It used to be:Let's sit down and talk about it.he says.Over theoutlawed.There are 20 states in all where abortion will remain a protected right.Aboutpast five years,roommate conflicts have inereased.The students don't have thepersoe into close26.5 million women of childbearing age live in those states.to-person discussions and they don't know how to handle them."The problem is mostAs abortion clinics close down in states that have outlawed the practice many moredramatic among freshmen:housing professionals say they see improvement as studentsare expected to open near state borders in places where it is still allowed.Those whomove toward graduation,but some never seem to catch on,and they worry about howdon't have the time or money to travel may resort to other means-such as orderingsuch students will deal with conflicts after college.Administrators speculate that reliance on cell phones and the Internet may havedisinfectant)abortion-inducing pills online-even if it is illegal.There were somewhere between 600,000 and 800,000 abortions in the US in 2019.made it casier for young people to avoid uncomfortable encounters.Why express angerin person when you can vent in a text?"Things are posted on someone's wall onand sanitizerAccording to the Center for Disease Control,about one in six pregnancies end inabortion,and over90%occur in the first trimester(妊振头三个月).Over half of womenFacebook:Oh,my roommate kept me up all night studying,"says Dana Pysz.anassistant director in the office of residential life at the University of Califoria.Loswho get abortions are already mothers,and for most.it is their first abortion.Further fights may be ahead over how this ruling affects certain types ofAngeles."It's a different way to express their conflict to each other.conqycontraception()or IVF treatment.And some have questioned whether similar legalcreating even more frictions as complaints go publie."In recent focus groups at Northing it to theCarolina State University,dorm residents said they would not even confront noisyarguments can be used to undermine same-sex marriage.America today feels like one country that contains two very separate nations,neighbors on their floor.inhabited by two tribes that have completely different values,beliefs and goals.Now,Administrators point to parents who have fixed their children's problems in theirentire lives.Now in college,the children lack the skills to attend to even modestthey have just moved farther apart.(Roe v Wade案是美国最高院1973年宣判的一个案子，它通过借道隐私权，确认了美conflicts.Some parents continue to interfere on campus.28.What is the main reason for many roommate conflicts?国宪法保障女性的堕胎权。)A.Students are not strong-willed.24.What does the underlined word"sanctuaries"mean in the fifth paragraph?B.Students are not satisfied with each other.A.Refuges.B.Churches.C.Markets.D.Intersections.C.Housing directors are not responsible for them.tect others?25.What can we infer from the sixth paragraph?D.Students are not good at reaching an agreement about the problems.A.The decision will reduce abortion effectively29.What do we learn from the second paragraph?B.All abortion clinics will be abandoned in America.A.Students,especially freshmen,should bottle up their dissatisfaction.C.Women will still try different ways to have an abortion.B.All students are not able to handle confliets by the time they graduate.D.Time and money is a must for women to have an abortion英语试题（雅礼版）第5页（共10页）英语试题（雅礼版）第4页(，10)