Debra is a student at Oxford. A year ago, she was extremely thin, got headaches, couldn’t concentrate, forgot things. Her face was spotty; her stomach was always upset; she couldn’t sleep. For a long time, no one could help her. Her doctor used to give her sleeping pills, but each new kind only worked for a short while. Then, after talking to a friend with similar problems, Debra began to think she might be sensitive to foods and chemicals. So she went to see a specialist. The specialist tested her and found out that she was sensitive to things she ate, breathed and touched. Now, Debra is much better. She takes medicine, but she also has to avoid some of the things that make her ill. Things like fumes from cars and chemicals in food all hurt her. So she has to use a special air filter, and avoid tinned or packaged food. Fortunately she shares a house with other women who understand her problem, and they share the cooking and shopping for her diet. Debra will finish he
A. She had headaches.
B. She forgot things.
C. She couldn’t sleep.
D. All of the abov
One year ago we stared aghast at images
of the Southeast Asian tsunami. Video cameras taken on vacation to record the
everyday pleasures of the beach were suddenly turned to quivering utility as
they documented the panic and mayhem of a natural disaster. Who can forget the
disbelief in the recorded voices This can’t be happening to us. Human beings
are never prepared for natural disasters. There is a kind of optimism built into
our species that seems to prefer to live in the comfortable present rather than
confront the possibility of destruction, It may happen, we seem to believe, but
not now, and not to us. Mount Vesuvius has been erupting since historical
records began. The eruption of A. D. 79 both destroyed Pompeii and preserved it
for posterity. Pliny the Younger starkly recorded the details in prose that can
still be read as a A. they believe that all preparation is useless for disasters B. they believe that disasters will never happen to them C. they believe that gods are helpful when disasters happen D. none of these 我来回答: 提交
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