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1. 1
   All participants were then tested on how they processinformation, and whether it’s in a more practical or abstract way.

   All participants were then tested on how they process information, and whether it’s in a more practical or abstract way.

   高考2026 · 全国一卷 · 阅读 · 说明文

2. 2
   Another study involved people who could smell, despite missing the region in the brain that processesinformation about smells.

   Another study involved people who could smell, despite missing the region in the brain that processes information about smells.

   四级2025 年 6 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

3. 3
   The healthinformation these apps and health data tracking wearables are collecting typically does not receive the same legal protections.

   The health information these apps and health data tracking wearables are collecting typically does not receive the same legal protections.

   考研2024 · 英语二 · 阅读 A 节

4. 4
   If you want to ask questions, please add comments on this OnlineInformation Board.

   If you want to ask questions, please add comments on this Online Information Board.

   日本高中入学考试2026 · 神奈川县

5. 5
   However, occasionally, ‘finders’ check for contactinformation and get in touch with the ‘loser.’

   However, occasionally, ‘finders’ check for contact information and get in touch with the ‘loser.’

   共通考试2026 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 5 问

6. 6
   There will be a lot of newinformation to take in but don’t worry too much about trying to remember everything.

   There will be a lot of new information to take in but don’t worry too much about trying to remember everything.

   雅思剑桥雅思 14 · Test 1 · 听力原文

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   And in contrast to our increasingly networked lives where theinformation we consume is monitored and tracked, a printed book still offers the chance of a wholly private, “off-line” activity.

   And in contrast to our increasingly networked lives where the information we consume is monitored and tracked, a printed book still offers the chance of a wholly private, “off-line” activity.

   高考2023 · 全国二卷 · 阅读 · 说明文

8. 8
   Identify the paragraph from which theinformation is derived.

   Identify the paragraph from which the information is derived.

   四级2025 年 6 月 · 第 1 套 · 阅读

   出现于 111 套
9. 9
   Each statement containsinformation given in one of the paragraphs.

   Each statement contains information given in one of the paragraphs.

   六级2024 年 12 月 · 第 1 套 · 阅读

   出现于 43 套
10. 10
    Free-ranging elephants presumably also use thisinformation to locate their preferred food.

    Free-ranging elephants presumably also use this information to locate their preferred food.

    考研2024 · 英语一 · 翻译

11. 11
    Now, you can easily find theinformation about your birthday on the Internet.

    Now, you can easily find the information about your birthday on the Internet.

    日本高中入学考试2026 · 北海道

12. 12
    Thisinformation made the first group feel regifting was OK, and they regifted 3 times more than the other group.

    This information made the first group feel regifting was OK, and they regifted 3 times more than the other group.

    共通考试2025 · 本试 · 听力原文 · 第 5 问

13. 13
    We’ll need to do a bit of work there, I haven’t got muchinformation, have you?

    We’ll need to do a bit of work there, I haven’t got much information, have you?

    雅思剑桥雅思 14 · Test 1 · 听力原文

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    This interval away from the problem is critical because during that time our brains are unconsciously sorting through pieces ofinformation and associating them with the problem.

    This interval away from the problem is critical because during that time our brains are unconsciously sorting through pieces of information and associating them with the problem.

    共通考试2026 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 7 问

15. 15
    In hisInformation class, Mr. White taught students how to use generative AI.

    In his Information class, Mr. White taught students how to use generative AI.

    日本高中入学考试2026 · 神奈川县

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    We've found some interestinginformation, but we still have many things to research.

    We've found some interesting information, but we still have many things to research.

    日本高中入学考试2026 · 滋贺县

17. 17
    People going to the library in search ofinformation can build connections with each other there.

    People going to the library in search of information can build connections with each other there.

    六级2025 年 6 月 · 第 1 套 · 阅读

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    External sources ofinformation can help you see angles and possibilities you might not have considered.

    External sources of information can help you see angles and possibilities you might not have considered.

    六级2025 年 12 月 · 第 2 套 · 阅读

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    Besides being aninformation provider, the library performs many other important services for the community.

    Besides being an information provider, the library performs many other important services for the community.

    六级2025 年 6 月 · 第 1 套 · 阅读

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    You found some interestinginformation in the article below and are now making your outline.

    You found some interesting information in the article below and are now making your outline.

    共通考试2025 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 7 问

    出现于 2 套
21. 21
    This can also help promote the mutual flow of zoologicalinformation that improves global connectivity.

    This can also help promote the mutual flow of zoological information that improves global connectivity.

    共通考试2025 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 8 问

22. 22
    With regard to theinformation you requested, I have received the remaining two presentation titles.

    With regard to the information you requested, I have received the remaining two presentation titles.

    共通考试2025 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 5 问

23. 23
    Yeah, but it’s scary to think that somebody might have all myinformation.

    Yeah, but it’s scary to think that somebody might have all my information.

    共通考试2025 · 本试 · 听力原文 · 第 3 问

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    Libraries serve in these capacities and are more than just aboutinformation.

    Libraries serve in these capacities and are more than just about information.

    六级2025 年 6 月 · 第 1 套 · 阅读

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    It doesn’t give us time to prepare materials and send outinformation.

    It doesn’t give us time to prepare materials and send out information.

    共通考试2025 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 5 问

26. 26
    We can getinformation quickly or find our way anywhere.

    We can get information quickly or find our way anywhere.

    共通考试2025 · 追试 · 听力原文 · 第 6 问

27. 27
    Information devices can give us new experiences in our learning.

    Information devices can give us new experiences in our learning.

    日本高中入学考试2025 · 宫城县

28. 28
    When does Sally use herinformation devices at home?

    When does Sally use her information devices at home?

    日本高中入学考试2025 · 宫城县

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    This is partly because we have confirmation bias, a psychological tendency to look forinformation consistent with our existing beliefs.

    This is partly because we have confirmation bias, a psychological tendency to look for information consistent with our existing beliefs.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

30. 30
    Recent evidence shows even relying on theinformation provided by the seller is not going to answer many questions.

    Recent evidence shows even relying on the information provided by the seller is not going to answer many questions.

    四级2024 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

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    If your internal voice warns you not to act on thatinformation, it is time to remind yourself of belief perseverance.

    If your internal voice warns you not to act on that information, it is time to remind yourself of belief perseverance.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

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    To answer, they used a mental process called retrospective timing, which is estimating time based on theinformation retrieved from memory.

    To answer, they used a mental process called retrospective timing, which is estimating time based on the information retrieved from memory.

    共通考试2024 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

33. 33
    Instead of using the amount ofinformation recalled, the level of attention given to time while doing the activity is used.

    Instead of using the amount of information recalled, the level of attention given to time while doing the activity is used.

    共通考试2024 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

34. 34
    Children constantly encounter newinformation and have new experiences, which makes each day memorable and seem longer when recalled.

    Children constantly encounter new information and have new experiences, which makes each day memorable and seem longer when recalled.

    共通考试2024 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

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    Not to mention that soaking up newinformation can help you make more informed decisions when you do decide to take action.

    Not to mention that soaking up new information can help you make more informed decisions when you do decide to take action.

    四级2024 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

36. 36
    We often hide behindinformation and use learning as an excuse to delay the more difficult and more important choice of actually doing something.

    We often hide behind information and use learning as an excuse to delay the more difficult and more important choice of actually doing something.

    四级2024 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

37. 37
    The agreement may not provide enoughinformation to the driver, leading to confusion about the nature of the requests for agreement and their implications.

    The agreement may not provide enough information to the driver, leading to confusion about the nature of the requests for agreement and their implications.

    四级2024 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

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    Without additional protections in place, companies may share (and potentially monetize) personal healthinformation in a way consumers may not have authorized or anticipated.

    Without additional protections in place, companies may share (and potentially monetize) personal health information in a way consumers may not have authorized or anticipated.

    考研2024 · 英语二 · 阅读 A 节

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    If someone presents you with hard-to-believeinformation, be careful not to reject it immediately.

    If someone presents you with hard-to-believe information, be careful not to reject it immediately.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

40. 40
    For most adults, unknowninformation is rarely encountered and new experiences become less frequent, so less mental focus is required and each day becomes less memorable.

    For most adults, unknown information is rarely encountered and new experiences become less frequent, so less mental focus is required and each day becomes less memorable.

    共通考试2024 · 本试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

41. 41
    While these apps have a great deal to offer, it is not always clear how the personalinformation we input is collected, safeguarded and shared online.

    While these apps have a great deal to offer, it is not always clear how the personal information we input is collected, safeguarded and shared online.

    考研2024 · 英语二 · 阅读 A 节

42. 42
    Information on the cats is collected and put on the Cat Home website.

    Information on the cats is collected and put on the Cat Home website.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 1 问

43. 43
    In other words, take time to find out more before accepting newinformation.

    In other words, take time to find out more before accepting new information.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

44. 44
    Absorbing newinformation is helpful in making better decisions prior to action.

    Absorbing new information is helpful in making better decisions prior to action.

    四级2024 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

45. 45
    Remember that the Internet conveys not only accurate but also unreliableinformation.

    Remember that the Internet conveys not only accurate but also unreliable information.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

46. 46
    Of course, most of their objections will be reasonable, but some may be caused by belief perseverance, the psychological characteristic of maintaining an existing belief despite any newinformation.

    Of course, most of their objections will be reasonable, but some may be caused by belief perseverance, the psychological characteristic of maintaining an existing belief despite any new information.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

47. 47
    Belief perseverance can also protect you from potentially fakeinformation.

    Belief perseverance can also protect you from potentially fake information.

    共通考试2024 · 追试 · 阅读 · 第 6 问

48. 48
    Computers have vastly increased the ability of students to gatherinformation, sample different points of view and write more fluidly.

    Computers have vastly increased the ability of students to gather information, sample different points of view and write more fluidly.

    四级2023 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

49. 49
    Instinctive decisions are always backed by previous experiences orinformation, which acknowledges that instinctive decisions have worked in the past.

    Instinctive decisions are always backed by previous experiences or information, which acknowledges that instinctive decisions have worked in the past.

    四级2023 年 12 月 · 第 3 套 · 阅读

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