You stare at waterfall for a minute or two, then shift your gaze
/ N+ g% d4 n& F o) {" l- s to its surrounding. What you now see appears to drift upward. You __1__' F/ a. y. ~/ h, U
are board a train in a busy station when suddenly another train next __2__
' {' _" |, @5 h( O# R3 [ to your starts moving forward. __3__8 w6 m R% @7 q" }3 o" w5 g
For a fraction of a second you feel that your train has lurched8 y, e' d9 T# e2 C8 j4 D
backward. These optical illusions occur because the brain is* u, n! {; v- d+ C+ ?. l
constantly matching its model of reality to signals from the body’s
9 A1 s d" ^, ]8 `' A sensors and interpret what must be happening – that your train __4__
& O8 K! j! r* t. T- |) t( j might have moved, not the other; that downward motion is now __5__
" [" }8 u+ G; H( v$ s w normal, so a change from it must be perceived as upward motion.
! w) E2 s6 m- ^1 Q) v. v0 S9 B The sensors that make this magic are two kinds. __6__) r4 ^# {5 T" A7 A! i9 Y7 U! j
Each eye contains about 120 million rods, which provide some-8 R% ?0 \1 o5 @$ j8 A3 l, i. ^1 S
what blurry black and white vision. These are the windows of night5 p7 K P; g6 _* Q9 V$ W9 P
vision; once adapted to the dark, they can detect a candle burnt __7__: O" q( U7 q/ j! b' M# y: e( r
ten miles away. Colorful vision in each eye comes from six to seven __8__
3 T8 s% @( G! [# E0 c& r million structures called cones. Under ideal conditions, every cone
) g3 e2 G z& b0 C" { can “see” the entire rainbow spectrum of visible colors, but one8 s, S" X) p @
type of cone is most sensitive to red, another to green, the third to __9__
6 Z, i' K9 }; e1 Y3 d+ @; W, H+ {# z blue.
" W- M9 `" I. ]- m7 T6 b By monitoring how many wavelength of light affects the different2 h( U: t; I* u: K6 U
cones, a connected ganglion cell can determine its “color” and relay/ a7 w* w0 \# C* ~/ r
that data brainwork. Rods and cones send their messages pulsing an __10__$ c N J" t2 \0 u
average 20 to 25 times per second along the optic nerve.
( y5 A: {0 g; k- g, e: q9 L; M 答案及解析:
1 H7 ?. s) y. d8 }0 P 1.surrounding-surroundings [/ g: h ?% \, K( |/ m
surroundings作为名词总是以复数形式出现,surrounding是形容词。
: ^3 }, @4 o- M: [+ S) B 2.board-aboard;^board-on
4 y6 [# j$ _6 r0 A3 Z/ P be abroad a train ( a ship, a plane…)意思是“在火车(船、飞机)上”。board 是名词,可以说be on board (这个改错之前也出现过,经常出现的大家可都要记住啦)
& v" t$ [/ H( b& {3 d; P 3.you-yours6 E% [- N& x& x! B
物主限定词your不能作介词的宾语,应该用物主代词yours。- G* ?. e4 A0 _
4.interpret-interpreting- l: c) P' I7 F$ [+ p
Interpret 通过and 和matching并列,所以也应该是进行体形式。
% `4 N- z* Z9 Q9 [/ f 5.might-must) v! g2 U& R/ a
根据上下文,这里必须用表达非常肯定的语气must,而不是不肯定的“might”,而且,后面的not the other也强调了非此即彼的肯定性。
7 J5 ~! V0 ?$ ?' E 6.are^-of
" O5 S5 k; h5 h' Q5 K B; R8 X 加上介词of作主语补足语表示对主语的某一种性质的描述。. J3 y$ |: v" F# _+ |
7.burnt-burning7 o6 P8 M, H; y5 _$ F! }3 t
如果用过去分词burnt修饰candle,那么是说“十英里之外燃尽的蜡烛”,那是不可能用肉眼看到的,所以应该改成burning,表示“在燃烧的蜡烛”。: f: Y2 O4 J# M! T' }# s4 U9 _
8.Colorful-Color) ^2 [0 H/ X1 r$ d+ T: B7 e
Colorful是指所修饰的事物本身具有明亮的或者不同的颜色,而color作定语是指修饰的事物使别的事物的各种颜色能够展现出来,而不是仅仅看到黑白两色,比如:color television,color photo,color picture等。
8 f4 m0 Z6 t# u3 i! G' q 9.the-a) q& c& n7 W7 J2 V4 x' J3 u
the third 表示顺序排列,和the first, the second 对应,“a third”表示数量上的增加,和one,another相对应。) O w: l" q2 Z3 c( ]% S% {
10. that-those Q) m. N' p1 D& ^5 W( i
data这个词是datum的复数形式,所以应该用those修饰 |