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❶ 哈佛英語完形填空與閱讀理解巧學精練和閱讀理解的區別

《哈佛英語:完形填空與閱讀理解巧學精練(7年級上)(2013秋)》內容簡介：本套叢書是集專題英語之大全的訓練類輔導書，首批推出初、高中各年級語篇類子系列。
此系列橫向上繼承了傳統的三分法，那分為「完形填空、閱讀理解、完形填空與閱讀理解」三個子系列。縱向上開創了「文章結構篇、設題規律篇、常考題材篇」三篇，內容上環環相扣。從橫向上和縱向上都能構成完美的三部曲。
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劉強，全國助學讀物十大策劃人之一，中國教輔圖書出版界知名出版人和策劃人。劉強先生1984年9月開始從事中學英語教學工作，曾獲江蘇省宿遷市優秀教師稱號。1988年9至1990年7月在北京大學英語系進修，劉強先生1989年起主編並出版《中學英語學習指導》叢書，由此開始專業從事中小學教育助學輔導研究和出版工作，先後策劃、主編、出版並創立了《北京名師導學》、《1+1輕巧奪冠》、《提分教練》、《滿分訓練設計》、《課本大講解》等多部國內著名的教輔圖書品牌，其中《1+1輕巧奪冠》系列叢書以其全新的策劃設計理念、獨到的思維訓練啟迪方法及緊跟最新教材變化和考試大綱要求，難易結合、訓練扎實、重點突出，受到了廣大師生的喜愛，連續多年暢銷全國，累計發行量已超過2億余冊。20年來，劉強策劃出版的教輔圖書已經陪伴並幫助了全國數以億計的學子們，從小學步入中學，進而走進大學。
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❷ 風雨哈佛路觀後感英文

風雨哈佛路觀後感英文如下：

In the afternoon the teacher took two classes of time to let us see a movie, the film's name is called "wind and rainHarvard road", after reading, gave me the heart of shock, and deeply moved.

下午老師抽了兩節課的時間讓我們看了一部電影，這部電影的名字叫《風雨哈佛路》，看完後，給了我一顆震撼的心，深深的感動。

Theprotagonistis agirl who grewup in New York, Liz. Liz grew up in a poor family, his childhoodindrugsAIDSthrough hunger filled environment. Although parents are drug addicts, but she still love them, she also felt that parents love her, even though they forget it.

主角是一個在紐約長大的女孩，莉茲。麗茲在一個貧窮的家庭長大，他的童年毒品艾滋病通過飢餓的環境。雖然父母是吸毒者，但她還是愛他們的，她也覺得父母愛她，即使忘記了。

And the fate of Liz the story in the face of adversity and despair, she did not yield the brave spirit, touching! But not necessarily belong to the person, always want to pursue something, and the pursuit ofreally do not have their own think so difficult, the most difficult is how to let oneselfdo not think it is difficult, and has taken the first step.

而莉茲的命運故事在逆境和絕望面前，她沒有屈服勇敢的精神，感人至深！但不一定屬於那個人，總想追求一些東西，而追求真的沒有自己的想法那麼難，最難的是如何讓自己不覺得難，並邁出了第一步。

Each person has their own opportunities, seize the opportunity to succeed, and success is to grasp the opportunity, as Liz, she not only grasp the opportunity, and she also knows how to take advantage of opportunities.

每個人都有自己的機會，抓住機會才能成功，而成功就是抓住機會，作為Liz的她不僅把握機會，還懂得如何利用機會。

successful people know how to opportunity, only empty to grasp the opportunity is useless, onlyto learn to use it to life is the truth, is the king. ln fact, life really can change, as long as you work hard, as long as you pay!

成功的人懂得機會，只有空洞抓住機會是沒有用的，只有學會用它才能生活才是真理，才是王道。其實，生活真的可以改變，只要努力，只要付出！

❸ 了解抑鬱症Depression關注身邊的抑鬱症患者「英語閱讀」

了解抑鬱症Depression關注身邊的抑鬱症患者「英語閱讀」

哈佛健康雜志介紹說抑鬱症的原因並不是大腦中某一種化學物質過低或者過高，而往往是因為多種化學物肢鎮質工作異常。我們大腦中有數以百萬計甚至更多的化學反應，決定了我們的情緒以及我們的生活感受。

What is depression? 什麼畢飢茄是抑鬱症?

手察Feeling sad, or what we may call "depressed", happens to all of us. The sensation usually passes after a while. However, people with a depressive disorder - clinical depression - find that their state interferes with daily life.

任何人都會有感覺不快、郁悶或者悲傷的經歷，但是這些感受都是暫時的。然而，有depressive disorder - clinical depression -抑鬱症的.人，卻終身受到抑鬱的折磨。

For people with clinical depression, their normal functioning is undermined to such an extent that both they and those who care about them are affected by it.

Melancholia - clinical depression is a fairly modern term. Hippocrates, known as the father of Western medicine, described a syndrome of "melancholia". He said melancholia was a distinct disease with specific physical and mental symptoms. Hippocrates characterized it as "(all) fears and despondencies, if they last a long time" as being symptomatic of the illness.

抑鬱症怎麼得的?

Depression is an extremely complex disease. It occurs for a variety of reasons. Some people experience depression ring a serious medical illness. Others may have depression with life changes such as a move or the death of a loved one. Still others have a family history of depression. Those who do may experience depression and feel overwhelmed with sadness and loneliness for no known reason.

What Are the Main Causes of Depression?

誘發抑鬱症的主要原因

There are a number of factors that may increase the chance of depression, including the following:

Abuse. 虐待 Past physical, sexual, or emotional abuse can cause depression later in life.

Certain medications. 某些葯物 Some drugs, such as Accutane (used to treat acne), the antiviral drug interferon-alpha, and corticosteroids, can increase your risk of depression.

Conflict. 爭吵(人際關系困擾) Depression in someone who has the biological vulnerability to develop depression may result from personal conflicts or disputes with family members or friends.

Death or a loss.喪親 Sadness or grief from the death or loss of a loved one, though natural, may increase the risk of depression.

Genetics.遺傳 A family history of depression may increase the risk. It's thought that depression is a complex trait that may be inherited across generations, although the genetics of psychiatric disorders are not as simple or straightforward as in purely genetic diseases such as Huntington's chorea or cystic fibrosis.

Major events.重大事件 Even good events such as starting a new job, graating, or getting married can lead to depression. So can moving, losing a job or income, getting divorced, or retiring.

Other personal problems.其他個人困擾 Problems such as social isolation e to other mental illnesses or being cast out of a family or social group can lead to depression.

Serious illnesses.嚴重疾病 Sometimes depression co-exists with a major illness or is a reaction to the illness.

Substance abuse.濫用葯物等 Nearly 30% of people with substance abuse problems also have major or clinical depression.

What causes depression?

Nobody is sure what causes depression. Experts say depression is caused by a combination of factors, such as the person's genes, their biochemical environment, personal experience and psychological factors.

抑鬱症的起因很復雜，很難有確切的定論。

A study published in Archives of Psychiatry found that MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scans showed patients with clinical depression had less brain volume in several regions, including the frontal lobe, basal ganglia and hippocampus. They also found that after treatment the hippocampus returned to normal size.

The Stanford School of Medicine says that genes do play a role in causing depression. By studying cases of major depression among identical twins (whose genes are 100% identical) and non-identical twins (whose genes are 50% identical) they found that heritability is a major contributory factor in the risk of developing depression.

斯坦福醫學院說基因起了很大作用。通過對同卵雙胞胎和異卵雙胞胎的觀察研究，發現遺傳因素可能是導致抑鬱的主要原因。

An article in Harvard Health Publicaitons explains that depression is not caused simply by the level of one chemical being too low and another too high. Rather, several different chemicals are involved, working both within and outside nerve cells. There are "Millions, even billions, of chemical reactions that make up the dynamic system that is responsible for your mood, perceptions, and how you experience life."

An awful experience can trigger a depressive illness. For example, the loss of a family member, a difficult relationship, physical sexual abuse.

哈佛健康雜志介紹說抑鬱症的原因並不是大腦中某一種化學物質過低或者過高，而往往是因為多種化學物質工作異常。大腦中有數以百萬計甚至更多的化學反應，決定了你的情緒以及你的生活體驗。

抑鬱症非常常見，女性患病的幾率大大高於男性。很多抑鬱症患者不會或者不願尋求治療。

According to the National Institutes of Health, a significant percentage of people with depressive illness never seek medical help. This is unfortunate, because the vast majority, even those with very severe symptoms, can improve with treatment.

How common is clinical depression? - Nobody is sure exactly how many people are affected by depression. Health authorities from country to country and even within the same nation publish different figures:

The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that 6.7% of American alts have had depressive illness ring the last 12 months, and 30.4% of these cases (2% of the whole alt population) have severe symptoms.

While the National Institute of Mental Health says women are 70% more likely to develop depressive symptoms ring their lifetime, an article published in JAMA Psychiatry (August 2013 issue) showed thatdepression affects 30.6% of men and 33.3% of women, not a statistically significant difference.

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) estimates that in the United Kingdom 21 in every 1,000 16-to-65 year olds live with major depression (17/1000 males and 25/1000 females). If "mixed depression and anxiety", a less specific and broader category is included, the prevalence rises to 98 per 1,000.

In Australia only 1 in every five people with clinical depression is accurately diagnosed, according to theState Government of Victoria, "because depression can mask itself as a physical illness like chronic pain, sleeplessness or fatigue."

抑鬱症的種類Types of depression

There are several forms of depression (depressive disorders). Major depressive disorder and dysthymic disorder are the most common.

Major depressive disorder (major depression)

Major depressive disorder is also known as major depression. The patients suffer from a combination of symptoms that undermine their ability to sleep, study, work, eat, and enjoy activities they used to find pleasurable.

Experts say that major depressive disorder can be very disabling, preventing the patient from functioning normally. Some people experience only one episode, while others have recurrences.

Dysthymic disorder (dysthymia)

Dysthymic disorder is also known as dysthymia, or mild chronic depression. The patient will suffer symptoms for a long time, perhaps as long as a couple of years, and often longer. The symptoms are not as severe as in major depression - they do not disable the patient. However, people affected with dysthymic disorder may find it hard to function normally and feel well.

Some people experience only one episode ring their lifetime, while others may have recurrences.

A person with dysthymia might also experience major depression, once, twice, or more often ring their lifetime. Dysthymia can sometimes come with other symptoms. When they do, it is possible that other forms of depression are diagnosed.

For a patient to be diagnosed with dysthymia he or she must have experienced a combination of depressive symptoms for at least two years.

Psychotic depression

When severe depressive illness includes hallucinations, delusions, and/or withdrawing from reality, the patient may be diagnosed with psychotic depression. Psychotic depression is also referred to as delusional depression.

Postpartum depression (postnatal depression)

Postpartum depression is also known as postnatal depression or PND. This is not to be confused with 'baby blues' which a mother may feel for a very short period after giving birth.

If a mother develops a major depressive episode within a few weeks of giving birth it is most likely she has developed postpartum depression. Experts believe that about 10% to 15% of all women experience this type of depression after giving birth. Sadly, many of them go undiagnosed and suffer for long periods without treatment and support.

Postpartum depression can start any time within a year of giving birth, according to the National Library of Medicine.

SAD (seasonal affective disorder)

SAD is much more common the further from the equator you go, where the end of summer means the beginning of less sunlight and more dark hours. A person who develops a depressive illness ring the winter months might have SAD.

SAD symptoms go away ring spring and/or summer. In Scandinavia, where winter can be very dark for many months, patients commonly undergo light therapy - they sit in front of a special light. Light therapy works for about half of all SAD patients. In addition to light therapy, some people may needantidepressants, psychotherapy, or both. Light therapy is becoming more popular in other northern countries, such as Canada and the United Kingdom.

The National Health Service9, UK, suggest that sunlight may stimulate the hypothalamus, a part of the brain that controls sleep, appetite and mood.

Bipolar disorder (manic-depressive illness)

Bipolar disorder is also known as manic-depressive illness. It used to be known as manic depression. It is not as common as major depression or dysthymia. A patient with bipolar disorder experiences moments of extreme highs and extreme lows. These extremes are known as manias.

抑鬱症的跡象和症狀

Signs and symptoms

epression is not uniform. Signs and symptoms may be experienced by some sufferers and not by others. How severe the symptoms are, and how long they last depends on the indivial person and his illness. Below is a list of the most common symptoms:

A constant feeling of sadness, anxiety, and emptiness

A general feeling of pessimism sets in (the glass is always half empty)

The person feels hopeless

Indivials can feel restless

The sufferer may experience irritability

Patients may lose interest in activities or hobbies they once enjoyed

He/she may lose interest in sex

Levels of energy feel lower, fatigue sets in

Many people with a depressive illness find it hard to concentrate, remember details, and make decisions

Sleep patterns are disturbed - the person may sleep too little or too much

Eating habits may change - he/she may either eat too much or have no appetite

Suicidal thoughts may occur - some may act on those thoughts

The sufferer may complain more of aches and pains, headaches, cramps, or digestive problems. These problems do not get better with treatment.

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❹ 翻譯這一篇英語閱讀理解

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❺ 哈佛夢想 閱讀答案 在劉墉眼裡,哈佛跟別的大學有什麼不同

1．兩代人（父子），父親終未入哈佛，兒子成為哈佛人。
2．哈佛更注重學生未來的潛力，未來的能力
3、激發讀者的閱讀興趣，增強了文章的趣味性; 故意調侃，自然引出下文對「讀書與放鬆關系」(或「讀書最好，有夢相隨」)的論述。
4、前一個「留白」，是「白過」(或「虛度」)的意思;後一個「留白」，是「留下思考的空間」的意思。
5、第⑾段從反面論證(或運用對比論證的方法，或與第⑽段構成對比);突出(或強調，或增強，全面論述)了 讀書要學會思考(或不能讀死書;或要留有空間;或要學會放鬆等)的讀書方法。學會讀書要做到給大腦留下思考的空間; 勞逸結合;要實現夢想就要學會讀書;只有讀書才能實現夢想。

❻ 《哈佛英語》七下完形填空與閱讀理解巧學精練4至26頁的答案

請你把特別需要的題發一下 謝謝

❼ 小學6年級下冊關於哈佛大學的英語閱讀短文答案

選擇題
( )1. He asked me ________________.
A. if I will come B. how many cars I want to have
C. they help us do it D. what was wrong with me
答案：A
( )2. My mother told me that light __________ much faster than sound.
A. is traveling B. will travel C. traveled D. travels
答案：D
完成句子
1.我今天象往常一樣做公共汽車去學校。 Today, I take a bus to school _________ ___________.
答案：as usual
2． 你應該寫作業。 You should _________ _________ ________________.
答案：do your homework

❽ 這篇閱讀求神人解答，求手打的答案，網上翻譯的都不靠譜，現在這里謝謝了。

重賞之下，必有勇夫。打字不易，還請採納。~Dawn Loggins, a homeless girl from Burns High School, is going to Harvard University in the fall.這個女孩，稱為D吧，是來自Burns High School,的一個無家可歸的女孩，准備在這個秋天去哈佛大學。Dawn grew up in a poor situation. Her house had no electricity or running water,D的成長處境和艱難，他家沒有電和流動的水（大概就是自來水那種） so she had to do her homework in the dark. She lived with her parents who took drugs.所以他不得不在黑暗中做作業。她過去和她的父母住在一起，但是她父母都吸毒
One summer, Dawn left home for a one-month program in North Carolina for outstanding high school students.某個夏天，D由於一個專門為傑出高中生開設的項目離開了家，去了NC，待了一個月。 When she came back, she found her house empty, with a government notice on the front door. 當她回來的時候，發現家裡空無一人，而且在門上有一個政府通知。Her parents had left already and Dawn became homeless.原來她的父母已經離開她了，她變的無家可歸。
After learning that, teachers helped her in any way they could. Sheryl Kolton, a bus driver at Burns,even let Dawn live at her house.知道了這件事之後，她凱悶悔的老師盡最罩啟大可能去幫助她。SK這個人是一個burns大學的bus司機，甚至讓D住在她的家裡
Dawn didn't let her situation stop her drive to be successful. D沒有讓她的艱難處境阻止她成功As a high school student, she joined indifferent school activities at Burns: band club, photography club and cross-country club. 作為一個高中生，她參加了burns的一些普通的活動，在這三個俱樂部里In her spare time,she gave out newspapers and did some other part-time jobs to make extra money. 在業余時間，她分發報紙，做其他的業余活動，賺一些額外的錢At the same time, she got A's in all her subjects.同時，她在所有的科目上都得A
"When I was younger, I was able to look at all the terrible situations, and made a decision for myself that I was not going to end up like my parents.」 Dawn said.她說：當我小的時候，我能盯正夠看著我糟糕的處境，並且做出了一個決定，我不能落得我父母那樣下場
Dawn applied (申請) to four North Carolina universities and her dream one, Harvard. In March this year, she got a reply from Harvard. It said that she was not only admitted tothe university, but also offered a full scholarship (獎學金).她申請了4個NC大學，和她夢想中的哈佛。在這一年三月，她得到了哈佛的offer，上面說她不僅被錄取了，還得到了全額獎學金
Dawn's story has gone around the world.D的故事已經在世界流傳開來 People have sent best wishes and money to her. 人們已經許下了最好的祝願還有寄給她錢。Dawn is thankful for their kindness.D很感謝人們的善良 "When I get to university, I hope to start an organization to help other students in trouble so that they can continue their ecation. 當我進入大學之後，我希望建立一個組織來幫助其他有困難的學生，從而他們可以繼續學業And I know my future is going to be great.」 she said.並且我知道我的未來一定是美好的，她說