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24.How popular was qipao in the past?A.Every Shanghai woman wore qipao.B.Various women wore qipao as an everyday outfitC.Only women of the highest rank wore qipao every day.D.Every woman wore qipao on grand and happy occasions.25.How is Mary Yu trying to give new life to qipao?A.She is teaching knot button-making techniques.B.She is seeking ways to cut down the cost of making qipao.C.She is taking inspiration from Chinese history and literature.D.She is attempting to break away from the influence of foreign brands.26.Which of the following words can best describe Mary Yu?A.Cautious and persistent.B.Patriotic and conservative.C.Innovative and passionateD.Considerate and ambitious.27.What can be the best title of the text?A.Qipao:Where to Go?B.Qipao:a Treasure LostC.Qipao:When to Wear?D.Qipao:a Symbol of WealthCDo you sometimes ignore your mom while chatting with friends?If you're a teen,that's fairlycommon.And a new study may explain why so many adolescents tune out their moms'voicesScience has shown that young children's brains are well adapted to their mothers'voices.Butas children grow into teenagers,everything is changing.The latest research shows that teenagers'brains are now more adapted to the voices of strangers than their own mothers.This is what DanielAbrams explains,who is a neuroscientist at Stanford University School of Medicine in California.Abrams and his colleagues already knew that younger kids'brains respond more strongly totheir moms'voices than to a stranger's."In adolescence,we show the exact opposite of that,"Abrams says.For teens,these brain regions respond more to unfamiliar voices than to their moms'.This shift in what voice arouses interest most seems to happen between ages 13 and 14.That's whenteenagers are in the midst of puberty(青春期)，a roughly decade-long transition to adulthood..These areas in the adolescents'brains don't stop responding to their moms,Abrams says.It'sjust that unfamiliar voices become more rewarding and worthy of attention.Here's why:As kidsgrow up,they expand their social connections way beyond their family.So their brains need tobegin paying more attention to that broader world.“As we mature,our survival depends less and less on maternal(母亲的)support,”saysLeslie Seltzer,a biological anthropologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.She was part ofthe team that carried out that 2011 study.Instead,she says,"We rely more and more on our peers-friends and others closer to our own age."Abrams said that although teenagers and their parents sometimes feel frustrated with missinginformation,it doesn't matter."This is the way the brain connects,and there is good reason."高二英语试题第5页（共10页）