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29.What do Paragraphs 2,3 and 4 mainly tell us?Oxford,the cost of living is about 12%higher compared to thatDon't put your elbows()on the table.The soup spoonA.How the research was carried out.of many other colleges across the state.The pandemic has notshould never be put into the mouth.36They show the wayB.Why a control group was unnecessary.been kind to UM students who just want to get a good educationpeople behave themselves while eating.Actually,every familyC.How the subjects responded to the researchers.and survive in an expensive town.follows table manners in its own way.Even in families where noD.How many approaches were adopted in the research.These past few years have been like no other for universityone mentions elbows,there are always some kinds of behavior30.What can we learn about the study?students.COVID-19 has taken away the financial security.Manytaking effect when sharing meals.A.The study failed to include some factors.private scholarships have been taken away,and the few private37 Putting elbows on the table,for example,is veryB.The study is generalizable to a diverse population.scholarships students hold onto don't last long.We have becomeBritish.Some countries think burping()after a meal is aC.Researchers have come up with ways to ease hunger-relatedused to putting textbooks on credit cards,hoping that I wouldsign that it was delicious.While it is important to keep silentemotions.eventually get the money we were promised.while eating in some areas,in other areas it is actually importantD.Only body mass index and dietary behavior of the participantsWe must admit that we are very grateful that the government isto keep up the tradition of eating at the table as a family withwere not considered.releasing HEERF III However,these small grants should not beconversations without mobile phones.31.One of the advantages of the study is thatused to overlook the bigger picture faced by UM students today.AsA.it urges people to control their glucose levelstudent loans skyrocket(猛涨)，HEERFⅢis not enough.ThereTable manners matter much.38 It's about respect forB.it reminds more people of the necessity of eating breakfastmust be a better way to distribute financial help to students instead ofothers.When you are with others in a social setting,you want toC.it helps people recognize their hunger-related emotion andsending out a few grants once in a blue moon(百年不遇).be considerate to those around you.Table manners also meancontrol it32.The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund IIIyour "ticket"to social success.Good manners will open doorsD.the whole world will be more harmonious because of theA.can hopefully cover all the cost of livingthat the best education cannot.39study result9B.give students the same amount of moneyWhile globalization has led to the intermixing of cultures,DC.offer not more than $3,000 a year to each studentthe essence(本质)of table manners remains.“I was brought upThe government released another Higher EducationoD.does not give financial support to universities at allto have table manners,"says celebrated chef Tony Tan,whoEmergency Relief Fund III(HEERF III),giving students and33.Which is NOT the problem UM students have come across ingrew up in Malaysia and can eat Indian,Chinese and Malayuniversities a small financial aid in the wake of the coronavirusthe past few years?cuisines with chopsticks,hands,spoon and fork.But hispandemic.HEERF III is a federal emergency grant (thatA.COVID-19 has taken away the financial security.etiquette,particularly of his Chinese tradition,has remained.Heprovides temporary assistance to qualified students in theB.All the private scholarships have been taken away.says,"You've got to invite your elders to start eating,or say,University of Mississippi(UM).It is intended to help offset(C.Scholarships available cannot meet students'demand.‘We are now eating.’The elders can say,‘Go ahead.’40Ifthe cost of unforeseen issues arising from the pandemic.D.Student loans have been increasing sharply all the time.people don't do that,they lack manners and they lack goodAlthough HEERF III is better than nothing,it is not nearly34.The underlined phrase "fend for"in the second paragraph canupbringing.”enough to make up for the losses students have faced these pastbe replaced bytwo years.A.take care ofA.It's a sign of respect to the elderlyB.play a trick onHEERF III is not enough for what students face.TheC.take pride inB.They are a reflection of your character.D.make an excuse foruniversity issued a statement explaining the grants will typically35.What does the author think of HEERF III?。C.Here are some good examples of table manners.not exceed more than three thousand dollars a year and that theA.Impressive and promising.D.These are some of the examples of table manners.amount of money granted will be based on a student's familyB.Practical but unnecessary.E.To learn more about table manners,you need to observeincome.Although some students are lucky enough to have theirC.Showy and disappointing.carefully.parents put them through college,this is not the reality forD.Welcome but insufficient.betl'ylon drF.Interestingly,different cultures have different thoughts onmany.A few thousand dollars is not enough to help these第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）table manners.students who fend for themselves.根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳G.Few will want an ill-mannered person in their workplaceAdditonally,exeieor,Msis8ipi.Inm选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项.or social circle.适应性模拟卷（五）·英语·第8页适应性模拟卷（五）·英语·第9页适应性模拟卷（五）·英语·第10页