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全围1®0所名接单元测试示范老教学札记B.A companion in difficult times.C.The origin of his lifelong learning.D.The beginning of his charity work.26.Which saying does Gutierrez's story lead us to believe?A.Actions speak louder than words.B.A good book is a light to the soul.C.One's garbage is treasure of another.D.A bad beginning makes a bad ending.27.What can be the best title for the text?A.Tolstoy's books recovered from dustbinsB.Literature appeals to garbage collectorsC.Free libraries popular with community kidsD.A garbage man builds a library from rescued books【答案与解析】在过去20年，清洁工Gutierrez收集别人丢奔的书籍达几万册。Gutierrez整理好这些书并在自己家开设图书馆，造福邻里和穷人。24.C根据第2段第2句以及第3段第1句可知，Gutierrez讨厌看到书被丢在垃圾箱里浪费掉，所以开始收集被人们丢弃的书。25.D根据第3、4、5、6段可知，托尔斯泰的《安娜·卡列尼娜》一书是Gutierrez收集到的第一本文学书籍，也是他开设免费图书馆的开始。26.C本文主要讲述清洁工Gutierrez收集别人丢弃的书籍，并在自己家开设图书馆，造福邻里和穷人的故事。别人扔掉的旧书，在Gutierrez和其他有需要的人那里却成了宝贝。由此推知，Gutierrez的故事让我们相信“一样东西，对一个人来说是垃圾，可能对另外一个人来说是财富”。27.D根据本文主要内容（清洁工Gutierrez搜集旧书籍，开设免费图书馆）可知，D项与本文最贴切。CTeenagers who are bullied (about their weight or body shape may be more likely to usealcohol (than those who are not bullied,according to the new research published by the Amer-ican Psychological Association."These findings raise larger issues about how society places toomuch stress on beauty and body image for girls and women and the damaging effccts that may re-sult in,said Christine MeCauley Ohannessian,PhD,the professor at the University of Connecti-cut School of Medicine."Parents particularly have a role to play in addressing this issue.There issome astonishing research showing that some of the most hurtful examples of weight-based teasing(come from parents or brothers and sisters,so families should be kind when they discussthe weight of their children,"she said.The study,which was carried out at Connecticut Children's Medical Center,involved a surveyof 1,344 students ages 11 to 14 from five public middle schools near Hartford,Connecticut.Thestudents were asked if families or peers (had teased them about their weight,body shapeor eating during the past six months.More than half (55%)of the overall participants reportedweight-based teasing,including about three out of four overweight girls (76%),71%of over-weight boys,52%of girls who weren't overweight,and 43%of boys who weren't overweight.The participants also were asked about their alcohol use.The results showed that frequent weight-based teasing was associated with higher levels of total alcohol use."The old saying that 'sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me'is【23新教材·DY·英语-R-选择性必修第一册-G DONG】31