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限时集训(二十二)　The United Kingdom (时间：40分钟　满分：65分) Ⅰ.完形填空(共15小题，满分30分) A California woman divorced her husband last month because he played computer games at night and slept during the day; another faced jail after stabbing and beating her husband because of his snoring (打鼾). Both examples are __1__ into a serious but __2__ discussed dangerous field for couples: sleep disharmony. Research by the Sleep Council has found that half of us are regularly __3__ about six times a night by our __4__， particularly if they snore. A psychologist says that it often __5__ in relationship disharmony. The problem is so great that more people seem to be taking __6__ beds. The Sleep Council says that one in four of us regularly retreats IQ a spare room or a sofa for a __7__ nights sleep, and the National Association of Home Builders __8__ that by 2015 more than 60 percent of custom-built houses will have double __9__ bedrooms. This is the right __10__， say all __11__ number of psychologists and sleep experts. In a 24/7 world where sleep is increasingly __12__， it may represent the future. Snoring is the most obvious __13__ of bedtime tensions. About a quarter of us — 15 million people are snorers, according to the British Snoring and Sleep Apnoea Association, and may be depriving their partners of two hours sleep a night. Outside the bed，different sleep cycles can be different. Every one of us has a different body __14__ with some of us preferring the early hours (known by sleep experts as larks) and some late nights (known by sleep experts as __15__)． 1．A.considerations　　　　　　 　B．divisions C．additions D．glimpses 2．A.frequently B．rarely C．badly D．warmly 3．A.eared B．hurt C．woken D．shaken 4．A.friends B．enemies C．partners D．children 5．A.results B．snores C．corresponds D．lives 6．A.prepared B．double C．small D．single 7．A.cool B．comfortable C．luxurious D．warm 8．A.predicts B．thinks C．means D．implies 9．A.family B．servant C．master D．guest 10．A.arrival B．approach C．