[填空题]

A. pie
B. fill
C. lie
D. tie

[填空题]

A．pie
B．fill
C．lie
D．tie

[单项选择]Which pie chart is correct
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[填空题]In the happiness pie chart, error factors account for 10 percent.

[填空题]Apple pie linked to the United States so strongly that it may be ______.

[单项选择]What does the woman say about the banana pie
A. She doesn’t like it much.
B. She has tasted it many times.
C. She feels it taste good.

[单项选择]Which of the following pie charts does the man refer to
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[单项选择]Mary once （）with another musician to compose a piece of pop music.
A. merged
B. collaborated
C. coincided
D. constituted

[填空题]A anticipating the crucial questions
B lie detectors are wildly used in the United States
C convicted of crimes they have not committed
D whether to adopt the lie detectors or not
E they discount human imagination and ingenuity
F lie detectors ire misleadingly attractive
In order to find out whether a person is telling the truth or not______

[单项选择]Many plants lie dormant throughout the whole winter.
A. temporally inactive
B. sleeping
C. unconscious
D. brown

[填空题]

A.guide
B.reply
C.simply
D.pie

[单项选择]

For some people, the smell of an apple pie might spark a warm childhood memory. For others, a loud sound may bring back strong battlefield images. New research in rats may help explain these connections by suggesting that emotional memories like these are stored in parts of the brain linked to sight, sound and smell.
Scientists have long known that emotionally charged memories tend to be stronger than neutral ones. But researchers haven’t been able to pinpoint where in the brain those memories are stored in the long term.
In the new study, published in the Aug. 6 Science, researchers trained rats to associate sounds, smells and sights with electric shocks. After a month, the researchers damaged an auditory, visual or olfactory part of the brain, called a secondary sensory cortex, in some of the rats. The damage appeared to make the animals lose memories linked to the damaged sense; they no longer froze in their tracks at the sounds, smells, or sight
A. food, sound and battlefields
B. sight, sound and smell
C. images, childhood and food
D. voice, eyes and brain