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study aren,some research suggests that changing 3 you study could help you remember 4(much)information.Our 5(memory)sometimes depend on things in our environment For example,轮专题分层突破卷·英语（十】a tree in a park might remind you 6 something interesting or strange you learn while reading a book.Testing is one of 7 best ways to make yourself remember new information.In 2018,researchers found that students who took a test before learning new material did much better afterstudying the material.The students failed on the tests,but they 8 (be)better able to remember the语法填空（一material than students who were only required9 (read)the information."The testing effect appears tobe due,in part,to the role unsuceessful tests play in 10 (promote)future learning,"theresearchers wrote.着重在语篇中考查学生的语法运用能1o00202.0gb1w,3.山4.5.986.9.110.Passage.3as the ancient 1 (invent)-the honor belongstoMy first trip to Burano Island in Venice was completely unplanned.Burano Island is,in fact,aone of the earliest sources Umbrellas were 2group of four tiny islands 1 (separate)by narrow canals.Usually,canals are only a few metersmost likely the first to develop umbrellas from silkwide,so the entire place looks 2 (extreme)peaceful.I had heard a lot about the colorful housesthere,and I had been looking forward to visiting the place 3 some time.Last June I took a trip tons,the beginnings of the Chinese umbrella involvedVenice with one of my best4 (friend).And we 5 (plan)to spend only two days there beforenot only as a protective measure from rain and theleaving for Rome.That is 6 it was so important not to miss anything.That is,the 5 (big)the umbrella,and thehe person under the umbrella was.For instance,itAfter spending the first day exploring sites around St.Mark's Square,my friend suggested taking ahinese emperor 6(carry)a parasol.boat ride 7 (reach)some of the other islands in the Venetian Lagoon.It was a great idea since I hadly carefully crafted with light bamboo or mulberryseen a lot of colorful pictures with these lovely houses and wanted to experience them 8 (D.a few hundred grams.However,they couldVisiting Burano gave me the strong feeling of becoming 9 kid once again.The coloredex process of treating the paper or silk with waxbuildings look like toys and unlike San Polo or Cannaregio,it's pretty hard to get lost in Burano becauseof the 10 (science)arrangement of streets there.more 9 (afford)oil,and thus we have the00,021.990m2.27i3.5004.sd05.11aymov lo aildoob o bin sn i()6..7.45.9.10.Passage 40佳9.10.5-Who knew that chimpanzees()love to dance?They also like to clap along to music,and nodtheir heads,tap their feet and move in time with the rhythm().1 new study shows thattime while studying.But what comes beforechimpanzees could appreciate music.The researchers said their study could help us understand howou want to improve your memory of what youhumans developed an interest in music.Researchers 2 (play)the chimps six twominute songs on acise may help you better remember what youpiano for six days.The researchers said the chimps had a sense of rhythm,3 changed theirelp).Even if you cannot exercise right beforefeelings.The male chimpanzees seemed 4 (respond)to the rhythm more than the females.The researchers wrote that chimpanzees could have passed on a taste for music and dance 5While it is good to have a desk or a specialhumans millions of years ago.This could have happened through a common ancestor around six million二)第1页（共4页）】years ago.The researchers said the study suggested that our love of dancing was deep inside the6(early)humans.Dr Hattori said,"Chimpanzees dance 7 (slight)in the same way as humans."She【2022届高考二轮专题分层突破卷·英语（什二）第2页（共4页）】