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challenging.I was good at teaching,as evidenced by mywell as enough minerals and vitamins(维生素).friends before and favorable reviews when I was aThroughout history we've often combined foods toassimilate the properly balanced nutrients that we usuallyteaching assistant,but I didn't like repeating the samecan't attain from eating a single food item.But in specialcontent every year.Through my teaching experience,30however,I also learned that I loved telling stories abouttimes,there are a couple of foods a human could survivescience.Maybe seiene communication would offer whaton...at least for a while.The potato is one good example.For all of 2016.I was looking for.To test the waters during my"spare time"I startedAndrew Taylor ate only potatoes.But he ate both whitea blog()about the history of scientific discoveries.potatoes and sweet ones,and sometimes mixed in tomato31I found that I loved the freedom to choose what to writesauce,salt and herbs.He also took B12 tablets.But.about.As for whether I was any good at it,the signsoverall,he ate potatoes for breakfast,lunch,andwere promising.My writing got noticed,eventually bydinner.The results of four blood tests that he took overpeople at my institution,and I was given chances tothe year were all normal.He even lost weight and feltwrite press releases and stories for the university's newsmore energized.office.After 3 years of writing,I was offered a positionTechnically,the traditional white potato contains allas a science writer.It was nothing like my childhoodthe necessary amino acids you need to build proteins,pecdream.But I was happy-more than 80%of the time.repair cells,and fight diseases.However,if youfev24.Why was the author disappointed and confused?depended on white potatoes alone,you would eventuallyA.His life-long dream to be a professor didn't comebe short of vitamins and minerals.That's where sweetmopotatoes come in,which provide you with Vitamin A,Ctrue.aeB.The advice he received from the workshop hadand E.deAndrew Taylor isn't the only person in history whono use.C.He didn't learn the magic from the workshophas relied almost merely on potatoes.In the beginning ofwsuccessfully.the 1800s,about a third of the Irish population got mosthD.The program he did wasted him four years of timeof their calories()from potatoes.The average25.What did the author think of the adviser's suggestion?American ate about 113 pounds of potatoes in 2015.A.It was temporarily useful.Of course,there are a lot of health disadvantages toB.It sounded quite average.potatoes,especially when you eat them only.People whocaC.It seemed challenging.eat a lot of these are more likely to get diabetes-asciD.It was of use to practice.lifelong disease and become overweight,according tome26.What can we infer about the author from the fourthmultiple studies.paragraph?Andrew Taylor actually lost weight-probably fromA.He didn't like biology.eating less overall and giving up sugar-which wasn't hisPrB.He didn't have a strong body.original goal.No nutritionist would get on board with anInC.He had no interest in teaching.24D.He had good communication skills天私all-potato diet.Nor other food either.Variety is in someway vital.So don't just eat a baked potato,load it with927.What kind of person is the author?A.Active and flexible.other healthy stuff,too.B.Focused and humorous.28.What does the underlined word in the second2paragraph probably mean?beC.Determined and easy-going.D.Hard-working and independent.A.Distinguish.B.Create.thC.Absorb.D.Accumulate.Is there a single food that you can survive on forever?29.Why is Andrew Taylor mentioned in this text?First,it's not a good idea to only eat one kind ofA.To show that he is a potato lover.food.To survive,we need20 amino(氨基）acids asB.To tell the difference between white and sweetpotatoes.·英语3一3·（全卷共6页）