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25.In terms of being a parent,the author differed from her peersin thatA.she had to deal with more stresses from being a momB.she left all the babysitting work to her husbandC.she combined the new identity with her careerD.she adopted a creative method of raising her baby26.What did Crystal's performance in the library make the author think about?意A.Living the same free life as her daughter's.B.Giving performance in front of a crowd.C.Her previous life before having the baby.D.Pure pleasure during“baby-free”time.27.Why does the author consider Crystal as her inspiration?中A.Crystal has inspired her to take a writing career.B.She has started writing in the tone of Crystal.C.Her writing keeps developing as Crystal grows.公务，行西共衣得食暗一明D.Many of her stories are centered on her daughter.CAfter your parents have ticked off the last mark on your childhood growth chart,andafter you've stopped outgrowing shoes,and when the horrors of adolescence are a distantmemory,you may think it's safe to claim that you've "stopped growing".But there are twoesignificant parts of your body that apparently won't stop growing.Once the growth of the restof your body has slowed to a stop,your nose and your ears continue increasing in size.Dr Ryan Neinstein,a doctor at NYC Surgical Associates,explains what makes these twoyfacial features different from the rest of your body.Dr Neinstein describes how the multiplica-attion of our cells drives the growth of our bodies."Most cells in our bodies stopped multiplying线ssafter adolescence,"Dr Neinstein says.When the cells throughout our bodies,such as bone,muscle,and fat cells,stop reproducing,we stop growing.This doesn't mean that cells them-erselves can't get larger or shrink.But most of them stop dividing,and in most parts of ourbodies,"the number of cells is locked in'"after adolescence,Dr Neinstein adds.illOur noses and ears are unique compared to the rest of our bodies because they're com-nerposed of soft tissue enveloped in cartilage ()And it's this soft tissue that keeps growingthroughout our entire lives."When you look at someone when he's 20 and when he's80,he'llhave more cells in his ears and nose,"Dr Neinstein says.If you've noticed that some olderpeople seem to have larger ears and noses,well,this is why.衡水样卷·衡水名校高三月考卷（三）·英语第6页（共12页）