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小明在网上搜索“黄河流域”“粟”“半地穴式房屋”。由此你能判断小明搜索的最可能是(    )

A:元谋人遗址

B:河姆渡原始居民遗址

C:北京人遗址

D:半坡原始居民遗址

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D

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我的麦子熟了

    14岁的高占喜,青海农家子弟,因为湖南卫视的《变形计》,他和城市的一个叫魏

    程的富家少年互换了7天人生。节目打出了议题:7天之后,高占喜愿意回到农村吗?

    第一天,占喜在机场被新爸新妈接进了豪华的宝马车,他害羞地靠在真皮座椅上面,不说话,认真地看着窗外闪过的高楼大厦,忽然,他泪水盈眶。

    这个以前在山沟里疯跑,活泼开朗的孩子,曾经在作文里写道:我想考上大学,在城里生活。可是他知道,他更可能中途辍学,流浪在城市某条喧嚣的马路上。这次机缘巧合,他提前进入了城市,小小的心里波澜起伏,何况现实的城市,比那个瑰丽的梦,仿佛更精彩。

    占喜住进了一栋豪华如天堂的复式公寓,拥有一间无比舒适的大卧室。面对丰盛的晚餐,他无所适从,紧张得5次掉筷子。接着,新爸新妈一次给了他200元的零花钱。从前,他一个月只有1元的零花钱。

    在气派的理发店里,占喜看到镜子里的自己,又一次泪水盈眶。

    不久,他迅速适应了这种新生活。

    白天,他靠在松软宽大的沙发上,茶几上是他之前从未见过的零食,面前是尺寸巨大的液晶电视。他自在地享受这一切,除了脸颊上两抹褪不去的高原红,就像是在这里长大的。

    此时,观众们忧心忡忡——这个孩子会丧失本性,沉迷于吃喝玩乐吗?

    某天,占喜被安排去卖报。归途中,占喜变得少言寡语。他看到城里人行色匆匆,在马路之间穿梭,犹如他在田间穿梭,也看见天桥下的乞丐,衣衫褴褛地等待施舍……那天,他对记者说,城里人也有穷人,生活也不容易。记者问,那你同情他们吗?占喜说,不,每个人都有一双手,幸福靠自己。

    说话时,他分明又是那个崇尚奋斗、一直努力的高原孩子。

    当晚短信预测,大多数观众仍然觉得占喜不愿回乡。然而,谜底提前揭晓——当占喜得知父亲不慎扭伤脚的消息时,他立刻要求赶回家乡。

    “为什么急着要走?父亲的脚伤不是大事,难得来一次城里。”记者问。

    占喜只说了一句:我的麦子熟了。

    父亲很早双眼失明,哥哥在外打工,弟弟还年幼,14岁的占喜已经成为家里的主要劳力。他难以不被城市吸引,这无可厚非,但同时,他也眷恋自己贫穷的家、艰辛的父母、几亩薄田和已经成熟的麦子。

    城市是他的梦,贫穷的家,却是他牵肠挂肚的现实世界。

    回到农村后,占喜仍然五点半钟去上学,啃小半个馍馍当午餐,学习之余割麦挑水,补丁长裤配布鞋,刻苦读书不改初衷:只有不断学习,才能真正走出大山,改变命运。

    占喜见识了前所未见的繁华都市,享用过从未经历的物质生活,却始终未曾忘记自己是个印着高原红的孩子,未曾忘记担当家的责任——“我的麦子熟了”,当《浮士德》的俗世诱惑变相重演,这是一句最朴实的箴言。

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    Some people choose to be vegetarian, but others are vegetarian because of their religion(宗教), their culture, or the place they live. There are vegetarians all over the world, but the country with the most vegetarians is India.
    About one billion people live in India, and most follow the Hindu religion. Hindus think it is wrong to kill animals or make them suffer. They think if they do so, they will suffer the same way one day. Hindus believe cows are sacred, and they are respected by people. Therefore, most Hindus do not eat beef.
    There are different kinds of vegetarians in the world . Some vegetarians do not eat beef or red meat, but they eat chicken and fish. Some do not eat red meat, chicken, or fish but they eat cheese, butter, eggs, milk, and other animal products. Other vegetarians do not use anything that comes from an animal. Some don t wear wool because it harms the sheep, don t use silk because it hurts silkworms, and don t eat honey because they do not want to hurt bees. Other vegetarians only eat vegetables; however they do not kill plants. For example, they will not eat carrots or potatoes because when you pick them, the plants die. They will eat apples or pears because picking them does not harm the plant. Some vegetarians do not kill or hurt any animal-not even a fly or a mosquito!
    In India, too, there are different kinds of vegetarians. Some Hindus are strict vegetarians. Other Hindus eat all meat except beef, but they only eat it about once a week. Many families eat chicken or lamb a few times a year on special occasions, like wedding. The Hindus from the upper classes do not eat meat or drink alcohol. However, the lower classes eat all meat except beef. The upper classes, or Brahmans(婆罗门), cannot kill anything that is moving. If they do, they believe they will become that animal in their next lives and will be killed, too.
    Hindus follow other rules when they eat. They rinse their mouths, arms, and legs before and after eating to clean themselves. It is a custom for the man of the house to eat thirty two mouthfuls at each meal, chewing carefully and thinking about pleasant things. Strict Hindus do not eat garlic or onions. They believe that foods have characteristics. Some foods are “hot", others are “cold” They think the strong smells of these foods are too powerful for the mild tastes and smells of other vegetables. Also, in middle class families, many women do not eat meat, but men do. Women think eating meat is something manly. They also connect meat with violence.
    Vegetarians are everywhere in both rich and poor countries. In parts of the world such as Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, meat is uncommon, and therefore it is an easy choice to be vegetarian. Surveys show that in both the United States and Britain about 4 percent of the population is vegetarian. And more and more people are choosing vegetarianism every day. Many people become vegetarian for health reasons. They look and feel better when they stop eating meat. Some famous vegetarians include Leonardo da Vince, Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison.