Do you think cosmetic surgeries can cause identity crisis? Comment 1: The image that people see in the mirror and take for granted actually runs deeper. After appearance-altering surgery, some patients come to realize “that imperfection is actually part of their identity”. Comment 2: The identity crisis exists long before the surgery takes place. If you don’t get plastic surgery you will still have an identity crisis. I have identity crisis every morning when I look in the mirror. When did I get older? And where the hell is my hair? Comment 3: To quote American Judge Judy, “Beauty fades, dumb is forever”. Comment 4: When you look in the mirror and don’t recognize yourself, then you have an identity crisis. Really, these studies and articles of this sort are stating the obvious.
1. The main idea of the quoted blog is that ________. A. some people undergo facial surgery for wrong reasons B. the patients will eventually find facial surgeries unsatisfying C. plastic surgery can cause a loss of self identity D. people's facial features are important for their self identity 2. According to the blog, Heidi Montag ________. A. was ugly before she received reconstructive surgeries B. is suffering from a serious identity crisis now C. has changed drastically after the reconstructive surgeries D. was reluctant to show her greatly-changed beauty in public 3. Among all the comments, which seems in disagreement with the main idea of the blog? A. Comment 1. B. Comment 2. C. Comment 3. D. Comment 4. 4. By saying “Beauty fades, dumb is forever”, Judge Judy means that_______. A. it is unwise trying to have beauty by taking plastic surgeries B. plastic surgery or no plastic surgery, everyone will get old C. to keep beauty, you have to take plastic surgeries again and again D. beauty cannot cover up foolishness 5. According to the writer of Comment 4, the studies on the relationship of plastic surgery and identity crisis________. A. is meaningful B. should be deepened C. is quite ridiculous D. is a waste of time
答案:1. C 2.C 3.B 4.A 5.D
Passage Three
Researchers have found that short, intense exercise sessions prove to be healthier than longer, more moderate sessions with an equal caloric burn.
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