2014高考英语二轮领航夺分专题复习阅读理解 第7讲 “深奥难懂”词义猜测题.ppt

8．According to the writer，Facebook can make the users ________. A．slim and rich B．fat and poor C．slim and poor D．fat and rich 解析：　细节理解题。由第四段中的“a higher body-mass index”和“a lower credit score and higher levels of debt”可知答案为B。 答案：　B Test 3 (2013·湖北省襄阳市普通高中调研统一测试) At the International AIDS Conference in Washington D．C.that concluded on Friday，more than 20 top executives of major multinational corporations called for an end to travel bans on people living with HIV.This is the first time the conference was held in a US city in 22 years because of a ban preventing HIV-positive people from entering the US.President Obama lifted the ban two years ago.Many hope the remaining countries with such bans in place will follow suit. Marma Palma is an Aboriginal HIV/AIDS advocate from New Zealand who has been living with the virus for 19 years.She defiantly traveled to the US six times while the entry ban on HIV-positive people was in place.She says her status is a personal matter and no business of any government. “There are only three ways of getting HIV，” said Palma.“You can only get it from unprotected sex or sharing needles or mother-to-child transmission.And I am not going to do any of those three things while I am in America.And I feel quite offended that I have to declare that I have HIV.” The US lifted the ban two years ago.There are currently 46 countries that apply some restrictions on HIV-positive people. Many travel bans were put in place in the early days of the epidemic (流行病)when little was known about the virus. Advocates argue the restrictions are unnecessary and violate basic human rights. “Travel bans are bad public policy because they only make people hide who they are，” noted Richard Elliott，executive director of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network.And they also keep people who are key to the HIV response from actually being able to come to a conference like this one and be part of the fight against AIDS globally. Michelle Tobin，from Australia，applaud