2017考研英语标准仿真测试卷(英语二).pdfVIP

2017 考研英语标准仿真测试卷 （英语二） SectionIUse ofEnglish Directions:Read thefollowingtext.Choose thebestword(s)foreach numbered blankand mark A,B, C orD on ANSWER SHEET. (10points) Eatingmore vegetablesprobablywon’tpreventcancer，but itmay improveyour hearthealth.A majorstudy 1 theeatinghabitsof478 000 Europeanssuggeststhat ， consuming a 2 offruitsand vegetableshas littleifany effecton preventingcancer. The study 3 thepotentialofvegetablesforloweringcancerrisk 4 theresults ， don’tmean you shouldpush thosegreensoffyourplate. A number ofstudiesshow thathighvegetableconsumptionis 5 lowerriskfor heartdisease.Inaddition，thereisstillsome 6 thatcertainvegetablesand fruits may 7 effective，cancer—fightingcompounds.And thelateststudyalsosuggested a potentiallyhigheranti—cancer 8 ofeatingvegetablesforpeoplewho regularly drinkalcohol. The Europeanstudytracked142，605 men and 335.873 women fora(n) 9 of nearlynineyears.Eatingmore vegetableswas associatedwitha smallbutstatistically 10 reductionincancerrisk.The data 11 intoa 4 percentlowerriskofcancerfor everytwo 12 servingsofvegetablesa day a personeats. While thefindingssuggestatleasta smalllowerriskofcancer 13 thosewho eatlotsof vegetables， the 14 differencecouldbe explainedby a number of variables 15 reportingerrorsamong thestudy subjectsorthefactthatvegetable ， eatersalsoare less1ikelytosmoke or drinktoexcess.Inaddition，a 4 percent reductioninrelativerisk 16 very littlepracticalbenefittoan individual.For instance，a personwitha 10 percentriskofgettingcanceroverthenexteightyears would ， 17 ，lowerhisorher risktojust9.6 percentby eatingtwo extraservings ofvegetablesa day. Eatingmore vegetableswon’tpreventcancer，but a