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2012年学业考试阅卷情况分析;●客观题涂卡 失误情况（见客观题选项统计表） ●客观题答题常见错误：;M: Hey, Sally! W: Hi, David! Sorry, I’m a little late. M: Oh, no problem. I just needed a little time to clean the house. Come in, please! W: Thanks. I’ve brought some photos for you, David. M: What photos? W: The ones from last week’s trip to Hangzhou. I’d like to give them to you since you lost your camera while boating. M: Thanks! Wow — these are great! And the trip was really interesting. W: I agree. We really enjoyed ourselves.;22. Let me your phone number and I’ll call you when I’m free. A. cut down B. turn down C. look down D. put down;For thousands of years, people have used plants to make medicines. They used different parts of the plants – the roots, the leaves, the flowers, and the bark(树皮). Today, doctors have rediscovered more medicinal values(药用价值) of some plants. Let’s look at some examples. Foxglove is a common plant. People have used it to make the heart slow down. Recently, scientists have developed another drug from it. This new drug helps prevent other heart problems. In some areas, malaria has been a problem. Scientists have learned that the bark of a South American tree, the cinchona, can be made into a drug to prevent malaria. For a long time, the Chinese have known that a special plant, wormwood, can also fight malaria. Scientists have been working with it to develop new drugs against malaria. In Germany, some scientists studied garlic(大蒜) for four years. They found that it helps prevent the build-up of plaque(血小板) because too much plaque is bad for health. This very common plant continues to be studied. As we know, there are about 250,000 kinds of flowering plants in the world. Scientists have only studied little more than one percent of plants for their medicinal value. Maybe medicines for AIDS and cancer will be made from the other 99 percent. （502-225）;53. What does the underlined word “malaria” in Paragraph 3 refer to(指的是)? A. A dru