2009年12月大學(xué)英語六級(jí)考試模擬演練題(二)

　　The study of the human behaviors involves inquiry into the content, form, varieties, and significance of human experience. We may better understand this type of inquiry if we compare it to the inquiry of the natural scientist, which studies the objective world. We attribute values of many sorts to things, people, and happenings. All of this helps to shape our choice of life and world.

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　　57. According to the passage, what is the author’s attitude towards personal choices relative to health in America ?

　　A) Personal choices relative to health will help people prevent an estimated 90 percent of all illness.

　　B) Personal choices relative to health is very important, which people usually ignore.

　　C) People do not like to see personal choices relative to health restricted.

　　D) People should have wisdom in making personal choices relative to health .

　　58. Which of the following is an unhealthy personal health choice mentioned in the passage ?

　　A) Driving too fast . B) Sitting all day long and taking little exercise.

　　C) Smoking in public places. D) Enjoying delicious food.

　　59. What would make personal health choices a difficulty ?

　　A) The structure of American society. B) The freedom of choice.

　　C) Current medical knowledge. D) Inherited and environmental factors.

　　60. According to the author, the moral of personal choice means that ____________.

　　A) it is immoral for people to make the choice of attempting suicide

　　B) people should choose behavious that can be helpful in increasing vitality and longevity

　　C) personal health choices can preserve the quality and quantity of life

　　D) the behavior of shortening life makes people more probably commit suicide

　　61. What is the purpose the author writng this passage ?

　　A) To urge people to make sound personal heath choices.

　　B) To discuss the factors hindering the development of health-related behaviors.

　　C) To encourage people to know more studies about human behaviors.

　　D) To make people realize the freedom in making personal choices.