考研英语真题解析阅读（1998-04年）教材.doc

考研英语真题解析阅读（1998-04年）  CONTENTS PREFACE d 2008 Text 1 2 2008 Text 2 5 2008 Text 3 8 2008 Text 4 12 2007 Text 1 15 2007 Text 2 18 2007 Text 3 21 2007 Text 4 26 2006 Text 1 31 2006 Text 2 34 2006 Text 3 37 2006 Text 4 40 2005 Text 1 43 2005 Text 2 47 2005 Text 3 50 2005 Text 4 54 2004 Text 1 58 2004 Text 2 60 2004 Text 3 63 2004 Text 4 66 2003 Text 1 70 2003 Text 2 73 2003 Text 3 76 2003 Text 4 79 2002 Text 1 82 2002 Text 2 85 2002 Text 3 89 2002 Text 4 92 2001 Passage 1 95 2001 Passage 2 98 2001 Passage 3 100 2001 Passage 4 103 2001 Passage 5 105 2000 Passage 1 108 2000 Passage 2 111 2000 Passage 3 114 2000 Passage 4 116 2000 Passage 5 119 1999 Passage 1 122 1999 Passage 2 125 1999 Passage 3 128 1999 Passage 4 130 1999 Passage 5 133 1998 Passage 1 136 1998 Passage 2 139 1998 Passage 3 142 1998 Passage 4 145 1998 Passage 5 147 1997 Passage 1 150 1997 Passage 2 152 1997 Passage 3 155 1997 Passage 4 157 1997 Passage 5 160 1996 Passage 1 162 1996 Passage 2 165 1996 Passage 3 167 1996 Passage 4 170 1996 Passage 5 172 1995 Passage 1 174 1995 Passage 2 176 1995 Passage 3 178 1995 Passage 4 180 1995 Passage 5 182 1994 Passage 1 185 1994 Passage 2 187 1994 Passage 3 188 1994 Passage 4 190 1994 Passage 5 192  NTENTS 2008 Text 1 While still catching-up to men in some spheres of modern life, women appear to be way ahead in at least one undesirable category. “Women are particularly susceptible to developing depression and anxiety disorders in response to stress compared to men,” according to Dr. Yehuda, chief psychiatrist at New York’s Veteran’s Administration Hospital. ①Studies of both animals and humans have shown that sex hormones somehow affect the stress response, causing females under stress to produce more of the trigger chemicals than do males under the same conditions. ②In several of the studies, when stressed-out female rats had their ovaries (the female reproductive organs) removed, their chemical responses became equal to those of the males. ③Adding to a woman’s