Almost all theme park accidents can be preventeD. Here, based on coverage of theme park safety, are some tips to help you and your family stay safe on your next visit. If you are visiting with a child, take a moment to explain the ride to them, and tell them how they should behavE. They are depending upon you to keep them safE. Set a good example for them by following the rules of the park, and make sure that they know you expect them to follow those rules, too. Tell them to stay seated, to hold the grab bar or put their hands in the laps, and not to stick their knees and feet outside a ride vehiclE. Make them look to you for the okay to get on or off a ride, too. And never put a crying child on a ridE. If your child starts to cry, let others pass you in line until your child is calmeD. Or, gently exit the queue and find something more relaxing to do. Young kids can’t keep an adult’s pace in a theme park. Let them take plenty of breaks. “Kids get tired,” said TPI reader Matt Johnson, a father of four. “Tired kids make parents even more tireD. And tired kids and parents may get hurt — physically and emotionally.” He advises that parents plan a mid-day break, perhaps a swim back at the hotel, to avoid mid-day heat and crowds. “You will see cranky families having a miserable time while you are refreshed and having a great evening.” 1. The second paragraph tells readers that ________. A. children should be trained to be more independent B. adults should tell children some safety rules firstly C. adults should set a good example to behave well in a theme park D. there is a danger to take young children to visit a theme park 2. Which of the following is NOT right for children who are taking the rides? A. They cannot put their hands away from the grab bar. B. They are forbidden to put their knees or feet out. C. They should ask adults’ permission first to get on a ridE. D. Without adults’ okay sign, children shouldn’t get off a ridE. 3. If your child begins to cry just when he is going to take a ride, you should ________. A. tell him to be relaxed B. make him share your interest C. give up the present activity D. encourage him to be brave 4. We may infer from Matt Johnson’s words that ________. A. he doesn’t like to visit a theme park with his children B. parents with many children may be tired of visiting a theme park C. not all the families are relaxed or happy when they visit a theme park D. visitors should arrange everything carefully before starting

ArtsandcultureisliveandbreathedineverycomerofCanada-Duetoaracialandimmigrant移民populationthevarietyandrichnessofartandsportsisveryevident.SincetheSecondWorld;War.Canadahasproducedanimpressiveamountofwriting.Fromnovelstopoetrytheselectioniswide.NativewritersarealsobecomingbetterknownacrossCanadainrecentyears.Musiciansarereachingahigherlevelofrecognitionintheworldmusicscene.EverythingfromCountrytoPopClassicaltoHeavyRockcanbefoundacrossCanadaandacrosstheglobeperformedbyCanadianartists.FilmCrewinCanadaTheNationalFilmBoardistheprimaryproducerofmoviesinCanada.HowevermanyHollywoodstudiosareturningtoCanadaasasourceforlocationsandasanalternativetothemoreexpensiveUSA.Manywellknownactors.directors.screenwritersandmoviescomefromCanadaandoftenscoopawardsfortheirwork.Frenchartwasthe-firsttoappearinCanadaalongtheStLawrenceinandaroundQuebec.Sincethenthevolumeofart-andartistshasincreased.CanadianphotographyaswellaspaintingbyCanadiansisnotwellknownoutsideofCanadabutrecognitionisincreasing.Sportisamajorpartoftoday'ssocietyinCanada.Hockeyisthemostpopularspectatorsportwithmoreparticipantstakingpartincurling.AmericanstylefootballandbaseballarealsoverypopularandallofthesesportsareplayedacrossCanada.64.Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.ABriefIntroductiontoCanada.B.CanadianArtsCultureandSports.C.CanadianArtists.D.CanadianArtsandCultureareWorldFamous.65.Canadahasmanyformsofartandculturebecauseithas___.A.alonghistoryB.alargeareaC.alargepopulationD.avarietyofnationsandimmigrants66.ManyHollywoodstudioscometosettleinCanadabecause___.A.thecostinCanadaislowerthanthatintheUSAB.CanadahasmanywellknownactorsanddirectorsC.theywanttoworktogetherwiththemovieproducersinCanadaD.theywanttomakemoviesaboutCanada67.WhichgroupofCanadianartistsiswellknownallovertheworldtoday?A.Nativewritersandscreenwriters.B.Photographersandactors.C.Paintersandwriters.D.Musiciansandactors.directors.

LifeisdifferentinAnchorageAlaskaatthebeginningofMarch.EveryyearatthistimethedowntownstreetsbecomecrowdedwithpeoplE.Butthesearenotjustregularpedestrians.Inadditiontothepeoplewalkingthroughthestreetstherearehundredsofdogs.ItistimefortheIditarod—thefamousdogsledraceofAlaskA.ThenameoftheracecomesfromthenameofanAlaskagoldrushtownIditaroD.ItmeansdistantordistantplacE.ItcomesfromoneofthelanguagesofnativeAlaskans.MorethansixtysledteamsbegintheraceinAnchoragE.WhentheteamsreachtheoutskirtsoftowntheygetatasteofAlaska’swilderness.ForabouttwoweekstheywillfighttheunbearablecoldwindsnowandicetofinishtheracE.T.hetemperatureonthetrailisoftenwellbelowzerodegrees.TheIditarodtrailstretchesforaboutathousandmiles.Ithasmanyrendezvouspoints.Atthesemeetingplacesraceteamscheckintoletofficialsknowhowtheyaredoing.Someteamsgetintotroublealongtheway.OfficialswillstopthemonthetrailandgivethemthehelptheyneeD.Forexampleofficialsmightstopateam’sprogresstogivefirstaidortocollectaninjuredortireddog.ThesedogsarecaredforandreunitedwiththeirownersaftertheracE.TheIditarodtrailisanimportantpartofAlaska’shistory.A.partofthetrailwasusedbysomeheroicdogsandhumansin1925.InNomeAlaskamanypeoplewerecatchingthedeadlydiseasediphtheriA.Thewholetownwasinquarantineorisolationinordertostopthisdisease.TheonlywaytogetmedicinetoNomewasbydogsleD.Abouttwentymushersordogsleddriversofferedtohelp.TheywantedtosavethepeopleofNomefromthisterribletroublE.TodaytheIditarodracehonorsthisheroicjourneyandallofthejourneysonthefamoustrail.AstheraceorganizerssaytheIditarodisthelastgreatraceonEarth.65.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheIditarodrace?A.ItisheldeveryyearinthedowntownstreetsinAnchoragE.B.Itusuallylastsabouttwoweeksinfreezingcoldweather.C.ItisheldtohonorthegoldseekerswhooncelivedinIditaroD.D.Itstrailistotallydifferentfromtheoneusedbysomeheroicdogs66.Intheraceit’spossibleforaseriouslyinjureddog_____.A.tofinishtheraceunnoticedB.tomeetitsowneragainC.toworkforanewownerD.togettimelytreatment67.Whenatownisinquarantineinparagraph4peopleinthetown_____.A.cangetwhatevertheywanteasilyB.havetoexchangegoldformedicineC.arenotallowedtogooutfreelyD.willberememberedasheroes68.Thepassageismainlyabout_____.A.lifeinAlaskaB.adogsledraceofAlaskaC.aperiodofAlaska’shistoryD.heroicdogsandpeopleinAlaska

MyfriendJimandIfinallydecidedtospendour14daysoffintheeasterncountry.Wewerearrangedtostaywithalocalfamilywhichmadeitpossibleforustoshareareallifeexperiencewiththelocalsandinreturnbringourselvesaricherexperienceofthenativecultureandtradition.Inthecompanyofoneofourwell-informedlocaltourleaderswestartedoneofthetripstothenearbytown.Aswewerepassingelephantswestoppedconfusedbythefactthatthesehugecreatureswerebeingheldbyasmallropetiedtotheirfrontlegs.Nochainsnocages.Itwasobviousthattheseelephantscouldatanytimebreakawayfromtheropestheyweretiedtobutforsomereasontheydidnot.Myfriendwentuptothetrainerandaskedwhythesebeautifulanimalsjuststoodthereandmadenoattempttogetaway.WellhesaidWhentheywereyoungandmuchsmallerweusedthesamesizeropetotiethemandatthatageitwasenoughtoholdthem.Astheygrowuptheyareaccustomedtobelievingthattheycannotbreakaway.TheybelievethattheropecanholdthemsotheynevertrytobreakfreE.Wewereamazed.Theseanimalscouldatanytimebreakawayfromtheirropesbutjustbecausetheybelievedtheycouldn’ttheywerestuckrightwheretheywerE.Liketheelephantshowmanyofusgothroughlifehangingontoabeliefthatwecannotdosomethingsimplybecausewefailedatitoncebefore?Howmanyofusarebeingheldbyoutdatedbeliefthatnolongerservesus?Howmanyofushaveavoidedtryingsomethingnewbecauseofalimitedbelief?Worsestillhowmanyofusarebeingheldbackbysomeoneelse’slimitingbeliefs?Yourattemptmayfailbutneverfailtomakeanattempt.68.Whatwastheauthormostinterestedinduringhisvisit?A.ThelocalpeopleandelephantsB.ThelocalcultureandtraditionC.ThehistoryoftheeasterncountryD.Thelocalfoodandscenery69.Whatamazedthemwastosee__________.A.thetrainerplayingskillfullywiththehugeanimalsB.thetrainerattractingthevisitors’sattentioninsuchawayC.thehugeelephantstiedonlybyasmallropeD.theelephantsbeingtrainedwithsmallropes70.Theelephantsnevertriedtogetawaybecause_______.A.theybelievedtheycouldn’tbreakawayfromthesmallropesB.theygotusedtobeingraisedandcontrolledbyhumanbeingsC.theyhadaverycloserelationshipwiththeirtrainersD.itwashardtobreakawayfromthestrongandpowerfulropes71.Theauthorholdstheviewthat_______.A.peopleshouldneverfailtomakeanattemptorgetheldbyfalsebeliefsB.peopleshouldtravelaroundandtrynewthingsC.animalsshouldbetrainedtoobeytheirmastersD.it’snecessarytotraincreatureswhentheyareyoung

AtravellerwasstayinginanEgyptianvillagE.Onedayshehelduphercameratotakepicturesofthechildren.Suddenlytheyoungonesbegantoshoutather.Thetraveller'sfaceturnedredandsheapologizedtotheheadforwhatshewasdoingandtoldhimshehadforgottenthatpeopleinsomeplacesbelievedapersonwouldlosehissoul灵魂ifhispicturewastaken.SheexplainedtohimtheoperationofacameraforalongtimE.Severaltimestheheadtriedtosaysomethingbuthecouldn't.Whenshebelievedthattheheaddidn'tfearanylongerthetravellerthenlethimspeak.WithasmilehesaidThechildrenweretryingtotellyouthatyouforgottotakeoffthelens镜头cap!46.Thechildrenshoutedwhenthetravellerwastakingpicturesofthembecause_______.A.theydidn'twanttostopplayingB.thetravellerforgottotakeoffthecaponherheadC.theydidn'twanttohavetheirpicturestakenD.thetravellerwasnotdoingwellwithhercamera47.Thetravellermadeanapologyto向道歉theheadbecause_______.A.shethoughtitwasnotrighttotakepeople'spictureswithouttellingthembeforehand事先B.thechildrenwouldlosetheirsoulsC.shehadstayedinthevillagetoolongD.shedidn'ttakeapictureoftheheadfirst48.Thetravellerexplainedhowtouseacameratotheheadbecause_______.A.theheadwasveryinterestedinhercameraB.theheadwantedtolearntotakepicturesC.shewasafraidoftheheadD.shewantedtheheadnottoworryaboutwhatshewasdoing49.Whentheheadsmiledit'sclearthat_______.A.thechildrenwantedtoplaywithherB.thetravellerdidn'tknowwhatthechildrenmeantC.hewantedthetravellertotellhimsomethingelseD.thetravellerdidn'tlethimspeak50.WhichofthefollowingisNOTright?A.Thetravellerknewsomethingaboutpeopleinsomecountries.B.Thechildrenwouldn'tmindifthetravellertookpicturesofthem.C.Theheadwasafraidthatthetraveller'scamerawouldhurtthechildren.D.Thetravellerdidn'tunderstandwhythechildrenshouteD.

阅读下面短文请根据短文后的要求进行答题请注意问题后的字数要求[l]CanadianculturewasheavilyinfluencedbyBritishcultureandtraditions.NowonecanalsonoticetheinfluenceofAmericanculture.OvertheyearslotsofpeoplehavemovedtoCanada.TherehasbeenahealthychangeofCanadian'sideasthathasresultedinthedevelopmentofcertainspecialfeaturesinCanada.ThepeopleofCanadahavealwaysbeenproudoftheirdiverseculturalbackgrounds.[2]Art:Canadahassomeofthemostwonderfulclassicalworksofart.Intheyear1930artistsbegandevelopingtheirownpersonalstyle.TheGroupofSevenisconsideredtobethefirstgroupofnativeartiststocreatetheirownstyle.[3]Languageandreligion:BecauseofitsdiverseculturesCanadahastwoofficiallanguagesEnglishandFrench.Thereis_________.AnumberofpeopleinCanadahaveconfirmedthattheyhavenoreligiousbeliefthoughtherearemanyothergroupsthatfollowProtestantismasareligion.[4]Literature:TheliteratureofCanadabasicallyshowsthedifferentculturalinfluencesofothercountries.SomeoftheearlyworksweredividedaccordingtotheregionofCanadafromwhichtheauthorcamebuttherewerealsoauthorswhogaveahumoroustouchtoseriouscontents.Anumberofauthorshavebeenawardedfortheirliteratureworks.[5]Music:MusicinCanadahasseenmanydevelopmentsinstylesalongtheway.ManyCanadian;musicianshaveearnedworldwidefame.FromfolkmusictorockCanadianmusiccontinuestoentertainpeople.InrecentyearsmusicfromAsiaandAfricahasfoundquiteafanfollowinginCanada.76.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?nomorethan3words77.FillintheblankinParagraph3withproperwords.nomorethan3words78.WhatdoesthewordtheirLine4Para1referto?nomorethan2words79.Canadianculturehasbeeninfluencedbymanyothercountries.Listallofthemmentionedinthetext.80.Completethefollowingstatementwithproperwords.nomorethan5wordsRecentlymusicfromAsiaandAfricahasbecomeinCanadA.

Ifyouwanttomakemoneyonlinebybloggingyoumustfirstsetupablog.YoucangetoneforfreeatBlogger.comoryoucanbuyadomainname域名andsetupaWordPressblogonyourownwebhostingaccount.Onceyouhaveablogsignupwiththesetwocompanies:www.sponsoredreview.comandwww.payperpost.com.Theyareofinteresttotwokindsofpeople:advertisersandbloggers.Aftersigningupsubmityourblogtothemforreview.Onceapprovedyourblogwillbeaccessibletoadvertisers.Iftheylikeyourblogtheywillrequestthatyoumakeablogpost在网上发布的帖子inwhichyouhavetolinktotheirwebsitE.Youcanthenmakeatleast$5toasmuchas$200perpost!Ifyourbloghasbeenestablishedforalongtimeandisfrequentlyupdatedyoucancommandapriceof$200.Asyouspendmoretimebloggingyourblogwillbecomemorevaluableandyouwillbeabletomakemoremoneyonfuturepostslater.Onaverageyoucanget1-2requestsperdaytoposttoyourblog.Evenifyoumakeoneblogpostperdayat$5eachthatis$150inamonthforafewminutes’workeachday!Youcanmakeevenmoremoneyifyouhavemorethanoneblogsoyoucangetmoreexposure浏览andmorechancesofgettingselectedtopost.AlsoasarecommendationhaveablogthathasageneraltopicinnaturesothatyoucangetalotmoreexposurE.A.specializedblogsuchasablogfordogswillattractadvertiserswhoarepromoting推销dog-relatedproductsandyoucanexpectslightlyhigherrewardsforyourposts.Nowthatyouhaveanideagoandstartablogtoday!68.Ifyourblogisverypopularyoucanmakemoneyby___________onit.A.sellingsongsB.doingbusinessC.postingadvertisementsD.postingmorearticles69.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorder?A.Advertisersasktopostadsonyourblog.B.Submityourblogtothetwocompanies.C.GetablogfromBlogger.com.D.Signupwithwww.sponsoredreview.comandwww.payperpost.com.E.Waitforapprovalfromthetwocompanies.A.cdbeaB.acdbeC.cdebaD.dcabe70.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?A.HowtoSetUpaBlogB.MakingMoneybyBloggingC.HowtoAdvertiseonYourBlogD.BlogsMeanMoney

InKansasattheturnofthecenturyEdwinandAmyEarhartdotedon溺爱theiractivedaughtersAmeliaandMuriel.EdwingavethegirlsfootballsandrifleswhileAmyshockedthecommunitybydressingthemingymsuitsinsteadofskirts.Edwin'sjobcausedthefamilytomovefromtowntotownandthegirls'interestinroughsportsandshootingratsraisedeyebrowswherevertheywent.Amelia'sparentsdidnotpressurehertoreformasshegrewolderevenwhenshedabbledin涉猎thedomains领域ofscienceandautomobilemechanics.Butin1920whenshewentaloftatanairshowandreturnedhomedeterminedtolearnhowtoflyevenherliberal宽容的parentshesitateD.TheysoongaveinhoweverandwithinmonthsAmeliawasflyingaKinnerAirsterhermotherhelpedherbuy.1.AccordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingitemsisgiventoAmeliaandMurielbyEdwin?A.AnairplanE.B.Footballs.C.A.pianoD.Gymsuits.2.ItmaybeinferredfromthepassagethatitwasLEASTcommonforgirlsto________.A.wearskirtsB.havedotingparentsC.movefromtowntotownD.playwithrifles3.InwhatwaydidAmelia'smotherhelpAmeliainhercareer?A.ByhelpinghertobuyaplanE.B.Bytakinghertoanairshow.C.Bypressuringhertobecomeapilot.D.Bygivingherflyinglessons.

SightseeingToursinGermanyGermanyhasavarietyofcitieseachwithitsowncharacteristicsfromthebusycityofBerlintotheancientcityofColognetotheBavariancapitalofMunich.ThankfullythesemajorGermancitiesoffersightseeingtoursthatoffertheopportunitytobetterexplorethesurroundingregionsandthecountry’smosthistoricsites.BerlinonBikeberlinimagebyJürgenRemmerfromFotoliA.comBerlinonBiketakesvisitorsthroughtheGermancapitalviafivebicycletoursallwithguides.RegulartoursincludetheWallTourandBerlin’sBestwithstopsatsomeofthecity’smostfamouslandmarkssuchastheReichstagandtheBerlinWall.SpecialtytoursincludetheEastUnpluggedwhichexploreswhatlifewaslikeinEastBerlinunderCommunistrulE.ThecostofthetourincludesthebikeandhelmetrentalandtouristsmaychoosetocontinuerentingtheirbikesoncethetourhasendeD.berlinonbikE.de/english/index.phpMunichCitySightseeingTourTheMunichCitySightseeingTourtransportstravelersthroughoutthecityviaanopen-airdouble-deckerbus.Passengerscanhoponandoffatvariousstopsthroughouttheday.ThistourincludesstopsatsuchsitesastheMunichcentraltrainstationthe1972OlympicStadiumParkMunich’soperahouseandKarlsplatzthegatetothehistoriccity.ThebusfeaturesanarratedtourguideandoffersanEnglish-languageoption选择.raileuropE.com/activities/munich-city-sightseeing-tour/index.htmlNiceCityTours－CologneNiceCityToursoffersthreetoursofCologneavailabletoprivateorbusinessgroupsinavarietyoflanguages.TheOldTownTourrunsfortwohoursandincludesaguidedtouroftheCologneCathedralandsomeofthecity’soldsquares.TheBreweryPubTourexploressomeofthecity’smostbelovedbreweriesandpubsanddetailsaboutthehistorybehindKolschCologne’sresidentbeer.FinallytheOldTownandRhineTourbeginsbyvisitingsomeofoldtown’smosthistoricsitesandendswitharidedowntheRhineRiver.nicecitytours.com/tours.htm56.Thesimilarityofthethreetoursliesinthattheyallinclude________.A.bustoursB.EnglishserviceC.threeroutesD.guide’sservice57.Ifyoutakeagreatinterestinbeerwhichtourmightbesuitableforyou?A.TheWallTourB.TheBreweryPubTourC.TheOldTownTourD.TheMunichCitySightseeingTour58.Wherecanyouprobablyseethispassage?A.InatextbookB.OnawebsiteC.InanencyclopediaD.Inajournal

UnitedStatesOlympichockeycoachHerbBrooksknewthathehadapoolofgoodbutyounghockeyplayersashewatchedthemplayduringthetryoutsforthe1980nationalteam.Hedecidedtochoosetheplayerswhowerethemostaggressiveandplayedthehardest.Brookswaspleasedwithhisfinalchoices.HoweverheknewhisteamwouldbetheunderdogiftheyfacedthepowerfulteamofprofessionalsfromtheSovietUnionUSSR.DuringtheweekbeforetheOlympicsbegantheU.S.teamplayedtheSovietsinanexhibitiongameandlastbadly10-3.InspiteofthedefeatBrooksthoughtthatifhisteamplayeduptotheirpotentialtheymightbeabletowinamedal.Afterthe1980WinterOlympicGamesbeganinLakePlacidNewYorktheUnitedStateswasbehindSweden2-1intheirfirstgamE.Withalast-secondshotBillBakertied与打成平局thegamefortheU.S.team.InthesecondroundtheUnitedStatesdefeatedCzechoslovakia7-3.TheydefeatedNorway5-1intheirnextgameandthendefeatedRomania7-2.A.4-2winoverWestGermanyfolloweD.WitharecordoffourwinsandonetietheAmericansadvancedtothemedalrounD.TheiropponentwasthepowerfulteamfromtheUSSR.TheSovietteamhadarecordoffivewinsandnolossesorties.TheSovietstooka2-1leaD.TheninthelastsecondofthefirstperiodtheAmericanstiedthescorE.With10minutesleftinthegametheAmericanstooktheleadandheldonforaslim4-3victory.Manysportsfansconsiderthisvictorytobeoneofthegreatestupsetsinthehistoryofsports.TheU.S.teamwentontodefeatFinlandforthegoldmedalbyascoreof4-2.65.WhatdidBrooksthinkofhisplayersbeforethe1980WinterOlympicGames?A.TheyweretooyoungtobethemostaggressivE.B.Theywerepowerfulenoughtobethechampion.C.Theylackedpotentialyettheyplayedthehardest.D.Theywerelikelytowinamedaliftheydidtheirbest.66.Thewordunderdoginparagraph2probablymeans__________.A.leaderB.loserC.dog-tamerD.spectator67.WhatwastheU.S.hockeyteam’srecordinthe1980WinterOlympics?A.FourwinsonetiE.B.FivewinsonetiE.C.SixwinsonetiE.D.Sixwinsnolosses.68.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.BillBakerscoredtwogoalsinthegamewiththeSwedenteam.B.TheSovietteamhadthesamerecordastheU.S.inthefirstrounD.C.TheSovietteamlostthegamewiththeU.S.justatthelastminutE.D.TheU.S.team’swinningovertheSovietswasoutofexpectation.

Headingofftocollegethisyear?Herearesomefashiontipsfromourexpertsyoushouldkeepinmind:Dresstoimpress:StylistandbusinessconsultantDanielaSmithsaysGirlsshouldkeepinmindthatyourcollegeprofessorswilloftenbethebridgethatconnectsyoutoyourfuturecareerandourclassmateswillbecomeyourprofessionalnetwork.Youdon’tneedtodresslikeyou’regoingtotheofficebutyoushoulddisplayanabilitytoproperlypresentyourselfwithappropriatematurityandconfidenceandlookput-together.Logomania品牌狂热症:Wearingthelogosofbrandsaimedatyoungercustomersphysicallyidentifiesyouaspartofthatagegroupsoconsiderthetargetedagegroupofthestoresyoushopat.It’stemptingtoloaduponlogosespeciallywell-knownlogosthatsignifyhigh-endbrands.Butconsiderthis:collegeisatimeofself-discoveryachancetodevelopyourownpersonalstylE.Insteadofwearinglogosheadtotoewalkingadvertisement-stylewhynotexpresswhoyoureallyare?Wearrealpants:Thecombinationofleggingsandbaggyshirtsisalltoocommononcollegecampuses.Smithpointsoutthatleggingsyogapantsandsweatpantsareentirelyunacceptableinpublicunlessyou’reexercising.Althoughleggingswornaspantsareacommontrendamonghighschoolandcollegegirlstheyarenotanappropriatechoicefordaywear.Asayoungwomanyourstylechoiceshouldbegintoreflectyourmaturitylevel.Sogetridofleggingsandwearrealpants!Keepthecutefactortoaminimum:StayawayfromsweatersandT.-shirtswithsmilinganimalscartooncharactersorHelloKittyonthem.Surekittensmightbecutebutthey’renotdoingyouanyfavorsinthestyledepartment.Dressingtoocutesycantakeyearsoffyourlookandnotnecessarilyinagoodway!66.Thesecondparagraphindicatestheimportanceof______.A.impressingprofessorsB.gettingonwellwithclassmates.C.creatingaprofessionalimageD.dressingappropriately67.Theauthorbelievesthatcollegegirlsshould______.A.choosealogothatsuitstheirageB.trytoloaduponwell-knownlogosC.uselogostoshowwhotheyareD.findtheiridentitybytryingdifferentlogos68.Theauthorrecommendswearingrealpantsbecause______.A.leggingsandbaggyshirtsaretoocommonB.yogapantsandsweatpantsarenotsocomfortableC.realpantscanpresentyouwithappropriatematurityD.peoplelikerealpantsbetterthantheotherpants69.What’sthewriter’sattitudetowardssweaterswithanimalsonthem?A.Theymakepeoplelooklovely.B.Theyareveryfashionablethese`days.C.Theywillshowyou’reananimallover.D.Theyarenotsuitableforcollege-agedstudents.70.Inwhichmagazinewouldyoumostlikelyfindthispassage?A.BusinessWeek.B.Parents.C.StylE.D.Travel&LeisurE.

InEnglandawomanfelldownastair.Panicfollowed—178personslosttheirlives.InMichiganawomanfellill.Therewasacallforwater.Someonethoughtitmeantfire---71werekilleD.InOklahomaanoldman’shaircaughtfire---36dieD.Whatshouldyoudotobeoutofdanger?1.Asyousitinanycrowdpickoutanexit出口whichisnottheonewheremostpersonsenterandplantouseifnecessary.2.Ifarushstairsdonotgetintoit.Staystill.Letitpass.Thengototheexityouhavechosen.3.Donotcryout.Speakquietly.Actcalmly.4.DonotstopforyourhatandcoatunlesstheyareathanD.5.Ifthereissmokecrouch.Thebestairisaboutthreefeetabovethefloor.6.Whenyouareoutsidethebuildingstayout.Manydeadwouldbealiveiftheyhadnotreturnedforsomething.7.Whenyougetoutmovefarfromthedoorsothatotherscangetout.56.Thefirstparagraphtellsusthatovertwohundredpeoplelosttheirlivesbecauseof_________.A.afireB.acallforwaterC.fallingdownstairsD.panic57.Ifyouareinacrowdwhenpanicstarsyoushould________.A.runwiththeothers.B.callforhelpasloudlyasyoucan.C.hurryatoncetoanexit.D.staystilluntilthecrowdhaspasseD.58.Whatshouldyoudoonceoutofaplacewherethereispanic?A.stayoutsidE.B.gobackforyourwallet.C.returntoaskpeoplenottorun.D.standneartheexit.59.Whenyouaresafeoutsideaburningbuildingstayawayfromthedoorsothat_______.A.thesmokecangetout.B.youwillnotgetburnedC.othersmayleavE.D.othersmayenter.

ManypeoplehaveheardstoriesoftheCaliforniagoldrushduringthe19thcenturywhenlotsofpeoplewentthereinsearchforgolD.Panning淘洗forgoldhasarichandinterestinghistory.NowadayssomepeoplecontinuetopanforgoldinCaliforniA.Althoughitcannotberegardedasamethodforearningincometakingongold-panningasahobbycangiveyouafeelingofbeingintheoldwestandgetyououtintonaturE.Theonlytoolthatisrequiredtopanforgoldisagoldpan.Youcanusearegularoldflatpanbutofficiallygoldpansarequitecheapsoyoumayaswellbuyonethatismadeforthetask.Mostsoldpanscomeineitherplasticormedal.OnceyouhaveyourpanyouwillwanttostartpracticingyourgoldpanningtechniquE.Panningforgoldworksbecausegoldismuchheavierthanmostrocks.Topanforgoldyouaddrockanddirtformthebottomofastreamtoyourpanandthengentlyletwaterflowthroughthepan.Thelighter-weightrocksareslowlysweptawaywhileanygoldwillbeleftbehindinthepan.Tostartpanningforgoldfirstyouwillneedtofindagoodlocation.Trycheckingmapsofyourareaandoldhistorybookstofindlocationwherethereweregoldminesinthepast.EventhoughmostofthegoldhavealreadybeenremovedtherearelikelytobesmallleftoversthatyoucanfinD.OnceyouhavefoundanareathatlookspromisinglookforanysmallstreamorriverwhereyoucantryoutpanningforgolD.PanningforgoldrequirespatienceanditmaybealongtimebeforeyouhitanythingofvaluE.Howeveritisanenjoyablehobbyandprovidesagreatopportunitytogetoutdoorssodon’tgiveuptooquickly.61.WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?A.WheretopanforgolD.B.Howgold-panningworks.C.WhattoolsareneedeD.D.A.promisingareaforpanning.62.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardmoderngold-planning?A.OpposeD.B.Indifferent.C.PositivE.D.Neutral.63.Inwhichpartofanewspaperwouldyouprobablyfindthisarticle?A.LifestylE.B.Health.C.Travel.D.Sports.

M.obilephonesareanimportantbusinesstoolforfarmersinruralareas.Buttheyalsoputavaluableeducationaltoolintheirhands.TheUniversityofIllinoisintheUnitedStateshasaprojectcalledSAWBO—ScientificAnimationsWithoutBorders.Itproduceseducationalvideosthatcanbedownloadedtocellphones.Thegoalistohelppeopleindevelopingcountriesimprovetheirlives.Onevideoshowsfarmershowtomakeanaturalinsecticidefromneemseedstopreventinsectdamagetocrops.Theprocessstartswithsortinganddryingtheneemfruits.Thenletthefruitdryinthesunforaboutthreeorfourdaysuntiltheybecomebrown.Usingamortar碾槌andstickthefruitsareslightlypoundedtoremovetheshellsfromthefruitswithoutbreakingtheseedinsidE.Thevideosusecomputeranimation动画.Someoftheanimatedcharactersarealittlefunnylooking-likeafarmerwithalongnosE.Butthesubjectsareseriousincludingahealthvideoonpreventingcholera霍乱.TeammemberFranciscoSeufferheldsaystheinformationinthevideosismeanttobequicklyunderstooD.HesaysTheinformationisdigestedinsuchawaythatintwominuteswecantransmitacomplexideA.Theresearcherstestedtheseven-minutevideoonsevenmobilephones.TheywantedtoseeifpeoplewouldsharethevideousingBluetoothwirelesstechnology.WithBluetoothfilescanbepassedtoanearbyphoneevenifneitherphoneisconnectedtotheInternet.Asaresultinonemonththevideohadspreadtoonehundredeighteenpeopleinfiftydifferentvillages.ThisisjustincredibleimpactsaidFranciscoSeufferhelD.Theteamhasmadeafewvideossofar.Theseareavailableinatotalofeightylanguagesdialectsandaccents.ProfessorBarryPittendrighsaysthereareplansformorevideoslaterthisyear.64.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.A.best-sellingmobilephoneB.A.valuableeducationalprojectforfarmersC.UnitedStatessupportfordevelopingcountriesD.A.newtypeofscientist–farmerrelationship65.TheSAWBOprogramisintroducedinorderto____.A.raisefarmers’standardoflivingB.dosomeresearchonmobilephonesC.developfarmers’practicalskillsD.helpfarmerspreventinsectdamagetocorps66.Thebiggestadvantageoftheprogramisthatit______.A.includeshealthvideoonpreventingcholeraB.canbepassedtofarmersusingBluetoothtechnologyC.canbeusedtosortanddrytheneemfruitsD.iseasyforfarmerstounderstand67.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbesttaketheplaceofthewordpoundinthe3rdparagraph?A.movedB.beatC.pickedD.cut

PresidentObamaisencouragingmomstomaketheireducationapriority.WhileencouragingpeopleofallagestoseektheireducationObamaisparticularlytargetingworkingmomswithhisScholarshipsforMomsprogram.TheScholarshipsforMomsprogrambuildsonthefederalgovernment’slong-standingofferofPellGrants.ToencouragemoremotherstoreturntoschooltheObamaadministrationisnowmakingsomechanges.FortheScholarshipsforMomsprogramthebiggestincentiveistheamountofmoneybeingoffereD.ThemaximumamountawardedthroughPellGrantsisabout$4000perstudentbutformotherswhoapplytotheprogramtheamountisincreasedto$5000.TheaimofthesegrantsistoallowworkingmomstoreturntoschoolandearnadegreethatallowsthemtobetterprovidefortheirfamiliesnowandinthefuturE.Inadditiontheadministrationhopesthatequippingmotherstoearnmoremoneyasworkingprofessionalswillalsobeastimulustotheeconomy.Inadditionagreatincentiveformumsconsideringthisprogramisthatitappliestoenrollmentinnearlyanytypeofhighereducationinstitution.Four-yearuniversitiesaswellassmallercommunitycollegesarecovereD.YoucangotoaprivateschoolorapubliconE.Anoptionforbusymomswhocan’tstayoncampusistostudythroughonlinecourses.Basicallythegovernment’sScholarshipsforMomsprogramisacomprehensiveattempttogetmotherswhoarekeenonstudybackintotheclassroom.WiththeObamascholarshiptheworryofreturningtoschoolisremoveD.InalmostanyareaofinterestworkingmomscanearnadegreE.Thismeanstheycanbefullyequippedtoprovidefortheirfamilies.Highereducationnolongerhastobeanunfulfilledwishorunobtainablegoal.TheScholarshipsforMomsprogramwasdesignedtohelpcreateabrighterfutureformothersandtheirchildren.56.Fromthefirstparagraphwecanknowthat______.A.peopleofallagestogocollegeinAmericaB.Obamavaluesmom’seducationverymuchC.MomsshouldtrytosupporttheirfamiliesD.Manymothersrefusetogotoschoolnow57.MoremoneyisofferedbytheScholarshipsforMomsprograminorderto______.A.helpmotherstomakealivingB.inspirepeopletolearnfrommothersC.persuademorestudentstoworkharderD.encouragemomstogobacktoschool58.Thephraseequippingmothersinparagraph2probablyrefersmotherswho______.A.haveadegreeB.aredressedwellC.stayathomeD.ownmuchmoney59.Manymomsprobablyappreciatetheprogrambecause______.A.theycanmakemoremoneyatschoolB.theuniversitylastsaslongasfouryearsC.therearemorechancesforthemtochooseD.theyliketheatmosphereintheclassroom60.WhowillbenefitfromtheObamascholarshipmost?A.Teacherandtheirstudents.B.Workingmomsandtheirchildren.C.Alltheschoolsandtheirfamilies.D.FathersandmothersinAmericA.

IntheUSpeoplepreferwaitingforatabletosittingwithpeopletheydon’tknow.Thismeansahostessmaynotseatasmallgroupuntilasmalltableisavailableevenifalargeoneis.Ifyouaresittingatatablewithpeopleyoudon’tknowitisimpolitetolightupacigarettewithoutfirstaskingifitwilldisturbthem.AtAmericanrestaurantsandcoffeeshopsyouareusuallyservedtapwaterbeforeyouorder.Youmayfindthebreadandbutterisfreeandifyouordercoffeeyoumaygetafreerefill.Mostcitiesandtownshavenorulesaboutopeningandclosingtimeforstoresorrestaurantsthoughtheyusuallydomakerulesforbars.Especiallyinlargecitiesstoresmaybeopen24hoursaday.Servinginrestaurantsisoftenlarge;toolargeformanypeoplE.Ifyoucan’tfinishyourmealbutwouldliketoenjoythefoodlateraskyourwaitressorwaiterforadoggiebag.Itmayhaveapictureofadogonitbuteverybodyknowsyou’retakingthefoodforyourself.Supperanddinnerarebothwordsfortheeveningmeal.SomepeoplehaveSundaydinner.Thisisanespeciallybignoonmeal.Tipsarenotusuallyaddedtothecheck.Theyarenotincludedinthepriceofthemealeither.A.tipofabout15%isexpectedandyoushouldleaveitonthetablewhenyouleavE.InsomerestaurantsacheckisbroughtonaplateandyouputyourmoneytherE.ThenthewaiterorwaitressbringsyouyourchangE.60.WhichstatementisTRUE?A.Americanpeoplelikesittingwithpeopletheydon’tknow.B.HostessalwaysseatsasmallgroupatalargetablE.C.Americanpeopleneversitwithpeopletheydon’tknow.D.Americanpeoplewouldnotlightacigaretteifthepeoplewhositatthesametablemindtheirsmoking.61.Whatisservedbeforeyouorder?A.Coldwater.B.Butter.C.CoffeE.D.BreaD.62.WhatdoAmericanpeoplealwaysdowhenservingsaretoolargeforthem?A.Theytakethefoodhomewithadoggiebagfortheirdogs.B.Theyleavethefoodonthetableandgoaway.C.Theytakethefoodhomewithadoggiebagandenjoythefoodlater.D.Theyaskthewaitressorwaitertokeepthefoodforthem.

BEIJING—WithaseriesofmeasuresbeingadoptedtocontrolpricerisetheChinesegovernmentisconfidentofkeepingpricesatareasonablelevelPremierWenJiabaosaidSundaymorningaskingpeopletoremainconfident.Ibelievewecankeeppricesatareasonablelevelthroughourefforts.AsamajorleaderofthegovernmentIhavetheresponsibilityandIhavetheconfidencetoo.Hemadetheremarkswhileansweringalistener’squestionduringaradiobroadcastbyChinaNationalRadio.Stepstakeninthepastmonthincludingpricecontrolstocurbspeculation抑制投机andmonetarytightening货币紧缩hadstartedtoproduceresultshesaiD.Thegovernmentplanstobuild10millionunitsofaffordablehousingin2011upfromthisyear’stargetof5.8million.ChinawillalsoincreaseeffortstocurbspeculationinthehousingmarketmainlythroughmonetarypoliciesandstricteruseoflandWensaidwithoutgivingdetails.Wensaidthecountryhadagoodagriculturalsupplybasewhichgavethegovernmentconfidencethatitcouldstabilizeprices.InabidtocontrolinflationthegovernmenthasalsoincreasedthebankreserverequirementratiosixtimesandliftedinterestratetwicethisyearheaddeD.Furtherauthoritieshaveintroducedmanymeasuresincludingcuttingfeesfortransportationofagricultureproductsandcontrollingfoodpricerisestrictly.TheoverallpricelevelespeciallyofmajorconsumergoodshasnowbeguntodropWensaiD.Thefundamentalwaytostabilizepricesistoachieveabalanceofsupplyanddemandwhichrequirescontinuousdevelopmentofagriculturesaidpremieraddingthatthecentralgovernmenthasworkedoutmeasurestoincreaseagriculturalproduction.68.PremierWenJiabaoaskedpeopletoremainconfidentbecause______.A.manymeasureshavebeentakentocontrolpriceB.asamajorleaderofthegovernmenthehadtheconfidenceC.hewantedtocomfortthemD.Chinawillincreaseeffortstocontrolprice69.Thekeytokeepingpricesatareasonablelevelliesin______.A.takingmorestrictmeasuresB.theleaders’confidenceC.achieveabalanceofsupplyanddemandD.havingagoodagriculturalsupplybase70.Thebesttitleofthepassageshouldbe______.A.MoreeffortsoncontrollingpriceriseB.ChinesegovernmentisconfidentofcontrollingpriceriseC.Majorconsumergoods’pricedroppedD.ThebankliftedinterestratE.

Bodylanguageisaverypowerfultoolofcommunicationnotonlybetweenpeoplebutintheanimalworldaswell.Inmanyinstancesweproduceidioms惯用语习语whichareallunderstandablebyborrowingexamplesfromanimalcommunication.Forexampleweknowthatafrightenedcatwillarch拱起itsbackhighinrigidcurve拱形.Fromthisstarting-pointwemightheartheexpressionHegetsmybackup!meaningHemakesmeangry.Inthesamemannerweknowthatmanyanimalsifchallengedbyattackerswillnotturnandrunawaybecausethiswillencouragetheattackertoattackthemmoreforcefully.Insteadtheywillmovebackwardsslowlytogetoutofharm'swayalwaysstillfacingtheirattacker.Wecallthisactionbackingoffanditcanbeusedjustaswellwithhumansaswithanimals.Inthecaseofhumanshowevertheback-offmaynotbephysicalbutoralasinusingakindertoneofvoiceandgentlerwordsinsteadoffightingagainsttheattackers.59.Whenacatarchesitsbackhighinarigidcurveitshowsthatitis________.A.angryB.pleasedC.frightenedD.defeated60.Theunderlinedexpressionbackingoffmeans_________.A.escapingfromattackers.B.gettingawayslowly.C.makingtheattackerfrighteneD.D.avoidingtheattackersimmediately.61.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothetext?A.Tolearnknowledgehumansmustlearnfromanimals.B.Bothhumansandanimalshavebodylanguages.C.Bothhumansandanimalshavewaysofescapingfromdanger.D.Backingoffmeanskeepingawayfromyourenemies.62.Whatmostprobablycanwegetfromanimals’bodylanguage?A.GrammarB.IdiomsC.VocabularyD.Communication

Haveyoueverhadthestrangefeelingthatyouwerebeingwatched?Youturnedaroundandsureenoughsomeonewaslookingrightatyou!Parapsychologists灵学家saythathumanshaveanaturalabilitytosensewhensomeoneislookingatthem.ToresearchwhethersuchasixthsensereallyexistsRobertBakerapsychologist心理学家attheUniversityofKentuckyperformedtwoexperiments.InthefirstoneBakersatbehindunknowingpeopleinpublicplacesandstaredatthebacksoftheirheadsfor5to15minutes.Thesubjects受试者wereeatingdrinkingreadingstudyingwatchingTVorworkingatacomputer.Bakermadesurethatthepeoplecouldnottellthathewassittingbehindthemduringthoseperiods.Laterwhenhequestionedthesubjectsalmostallofthemsaidtheyhadnosensethatsomeonewasstaringatthem.ForthesecondexperimentBakertoldthesubjectsthattheywouldbestaredatfromtimetotimefrombehindatwowaymirrorinalaboratorysetting.Thepeoplehadtowritedownwhentheyfelttheywerebeingstaredatandwhentheyweren’t.Bakerfoundthatthesubjectswerenobetterattellingwhentheywerestaredatandwhentheyweren’t.BakerfoundthatthesubjectswerenobetterattellingwhentheywerestartedatthaniftheyhadjustguesseD.Bakerconcludesthatpeopledonothavetheabilitytosensewhenthey’rebeingstaredat.IfpeopledoubttheoutcomeofhistwoexperimentssaidBakerIsuggesttheyrepeattheexperimentsandseeforthemselves.68.Thepurposeofthetwoexperimentsisto.A.explainwheneoplecanhaveasixthsenseB.showhowpeopleactwhilebeingwatchedinthelabC.studywhetherhumanscansensewhentheyarestaredatD.provewhyhumanshaveasixthsense69.Inthefirstexperimentthesubjects.A.werenottoldthattheywouldbestaredatB.losttheirsensewhentheywerestaredatC.werenotsurewhentheywouldbestaredatD.wereuncomfortablewhentheywerestaredat70.Theunderlinedwordoutcomeinthelastparagraphmostprobablymeans.A.valuB.resultC.performanceD.connection71.Whatcanbelearnedfromthepassage?A.PeoplearebornwithasixthsensE.B.Theexperimentssupportparapsychologists’ideA.C.Thesubjectsdonothaveasixthsenseintheexperiments.D.Peoplehaveasixthsenceinpublicplaces.

WhenChinesescientistsunearthedmorethan1000bambooslips竹简ina2000-year-oldtombinHubeiProvinceearlierthisyeartheyweremoreworriedthanhappy.Howcouldtheystopthesepricelessancientworksfrombeingdamagedbythelight?Assoonastheslipsdriedouttheywouldbreakandthewordswrittenonthemwouldbelostforever.ScientistshavehadsimilarproblemsdealingwithsomeofChina'sgreatestdiscoveries.TheTerracottaWarriorsandHorses兵马俑oftheQinDynastyforexamplelosttheirbrightcolorswhentheydriedoutaftercomingintocontactwiththeair.FortunatelyChineseexpertsarenowusingmoderntechniquestopreserveculturalrelics保护文物.Theyhavestartedcoveringthewarriorswithaverythinlayerofchemicalpainttoprotectthem.Thispaintabsorbssunlightandkeepsoutbacteria细菌sothecolorsdon'tfadE.AsthebambooslipsfoundinHubeiwerewaterlogged浸水的anothertechniqueisuseD.Scientiststakeoutthewaterandreplaceitwithalcohol酒精andspecialchemicalsbeforelettingthewooddry.Howevernotallsolutionsaremodernones.Insomecasesscientistshaveturnedtohistoryforananswer.3.Theunderlinedwordcontactinparagraph2means________.A.关系B.接触C.消失D.功能4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Theydriedoutthewarriorsnottolosetheirbrightcolors.B.Theyprotectedthewarriorsbymeansofachemicalpaint.C.TheypreservedthebambooslipsusingalcoholafterbeingdrieD.D.Theyareusingoldtechniquestopreservewarriorsandslips.5.Thepurposeofwritingthispassageis________.A.todiscovermoreandmoreChineseancientrelicsinHubeiProvinceB.tostopthesepricelessancientworksfrombeingstolenbythievesC.tocareforChineseancientrelicssotheyarenotdamagedbythelightD.toprevent2000-year-oldtombsandslipsfrombeingunearthed

DeathValleyisoneofAmerica’sgreatnationalparkswhichcanbeextremelycoldduringthewintermonths.Stormsinthemountainscanproducesuddenfloodingonthefloorofthevalley.Theairtemperatureduringthesummerhasbeenashighas57C.TheextremeheatofDeathValleyhaskilledpeopleinthepast.ItwillcontinuetokillthosewhodonothonorthisextremeclimatE.DeathValleyisagoodexampleoftheviolenceofnatureitcontainsevidenceofseveralancientvolcanoesthatcausedhugeexplosions.EvidenceofoneofthisexplosionsleftahugeholeinthegrounD.Thismovementhascreatedunusualandbeautifulrockformations.Someareredothersaredarkbrowngrayoryellow.HoweveritwouldbewrongtothinkthatnothinglivesinDeathValley.TheValleyisbeautifulandfulloflifE.Wildflowersgrowupveryquicklyafteralittlerain.ManykindsofbirdsliveinDeathValley.Sodomanyotheranimals—mammalsandreptiles.Hereyoucanseemanykindsofsnakesincludingonethatisextremelypoisonouswithlongsharpteethcalledfangs.AlmosteveryonewhovisitsDeathValleyvisitsahugehousecalledScotty’sCastlE.Thebuildinghashighthickwallstoprovideprotectionfromthefierceheat.Manypeoplecomeforjustaday.BusesbringvisitorsfromthefamouscityofLasVegasNevadA.TheyridearoundtheparkintheirbusvisitseveralplacesandarebackintheirLasVegashotelbynight.HowevermanyothervisitorscanwatchthesunsetslowlyturntheValleyagoldcolorandthenchangetoadarkreD.45.TheworditintheparagraphmeansA.thecoldnessB.thefloodingC.theValleyD.theextremeheat46.TheunusualrockswerecausedbytheA.hugeholeinthegroundB.fierceclimateofDeathValleyC.explosionofavolcanoD.stormsandfloodsthere47.IfbittenbyyouaremostlikelytoloseyourlifE.A.birdsB.mammalsC.reptilesD.snakeswithfangs48.WhywouldvisitorsliketogotoScotty’sCastle?A.TostayinFurnaceCreekB.ToescapefromtheextremeclimateC.TowatchthesunsetD.Toenjoyitshighthickwalls.

Let'sBake烤SugarCookiesNobodyisactuallysurewhocreatedtheveryfirstcookiE.ButthefirstcookiemayhavebeenamistakE.Manycookingexpertsbelievethatalongtimeagocookswhowantedtotestthetemperatureoftheirovens烤箱wouldbakealittlebittofindoutiftheovenwashotenoughtobakeanentirecake.ThesetestcakeswerecalledkeokjewhichmeanslittlecakeinthelanguageusedintheNetherlanD.PeoplefromtheNetherlandsbroughttherecipetotheUnitedStates.ThewordcookiemayhavecomefromtheirwordkeokjE.CookiesarealsoverypopularinEnglandbuttheEnglishcallthembiscuitsasdoAustralians.AlmosteverycountryhasawordforcookiE.InSpaintheyarecalledgalletasandinItalycookiesarecalledbiscotti.Americansarenottheonlypeoplewhoenjoycookies.Youcanmakecookiesfollowingthesesteps:lPreheatovento150℃.Putalittlebutteronacookiesheet.lMixtogetherwhitesugarbrownsugarbutterandeggs.ThenaddvanillA.lAddfloursaltbakingsodaandbakingpowder.Thenmixwell.lDropbyspoonfulsontothecookiesheet.lBakeat150℃for12minutesoruntillightlybrown.43.Inwhichcountrywerethetestcakesfirstmade?A.SpainB.AustraliaC.TheNetherlandsD.TheUnitedStates44.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphtalkabout?A.DescribehowtobakeacakeB.TellwhypeoplelikecookiesC.tellwhenpeoplemakecookiesD.Describethehistoryofcookies45.Whatisthefirststeptobakecookies?A.Heatovento150℃.B.MixthebutterandthesugarC.TestthetemperatureoftheoverD.Brushthecookieswithsomeoil/46.Ifthecookieslooklightlybrownwhatdoesthismean?A.TheyhaveburnedB.TheyaredoneC.TheyhavebecomesoftD.Theyneedtocookfor12minutes.

Rememberingnamesisanimportantsocialskill.Herearesomewaystomasterit.Reciteandrepeatinconversation.Whenyouhearaperson’snamerepeatit.Immediatelysayittoyourselfseveraltimeswithoutmovingyourlips.Youcouldalsorepeatthenameinawaythatdoesnotsoundforcedorartificial.Asktheotherpersontoreciteandrepeat.Youcanletotherpeoplehelpyouremembertheirnames.Afteryou’vebeenintroducedtosomeoneaskthatpersontospellthenameandpronounceitcorrectlyforyou.Mostpeoplewillbepleasedbytheeffortyou’remakingtolearntheirnames.Admityoudon’tknow.Admittingthatyoucan’tremembersomeone’snamecanactuallymakepeoplerelaxeD.Mostofthemwillfeelsympathyifyousay.I’mworkingtoremembernamesbetter.YoursisrightonthetipofmytonguE.Whatisitagain?Useassociations.Linkeachpersonyonmeetwithonethingyoufindinterestingorunusual.Forexampleyoucouldmakeamentalnote:VickiCheng--tallblackhair.Toreinforce加强yourassociationswritethemonasmallcardassoonaspossiblE.LimitthenumberofnewnamesyoulearnatonetimE.Whenmeetingagroupofpeopleconcentrateonrememberingjusttwoorthreenames.FreeyourselffromrememberingeveryonE.Fewofthepeopleinmassintroductionsexpectyoutoremembertheirnames.Anotherwayistolimityourselftolearningjustfirstnames.Lastnamescancomelater.Goearly.Considergoingearlytoconferencespartiesandclasses.SometimesjustafewpeopleshowupontimE.That'sfewernamesforyoutoremember.Andasmorepeoplearriveyoucanhearthembeingintroducedtoothers—anautomaticreviewforyou.60.Howmanywaystoremembernamesarementionedinthistext?A.ThreeB.FourC.FiveD.Six61.Howwillmostpeoplefeelwhenyoutryhardtoremembertheirnames?A.TheywillbemoveD.B.TheywillbedelighteD.C.TheywillbeannoyeD.D.TheywillbediscourageD.62.Ifyoucan'tremembersomeone'snameyoumay________A.tellhimthetruthB.tellhimawhitelieC.askhimforpityD.askotherstohelpyou63.Whatdoesthetextmainlytellus?A.Tipsonanimportantsocialskill.B.Importanceofattendingparties.C.Howtomakeuseofassociations.D.Howtoreciteandrepeatnames.

Don'tleaveLondonwithouttakingthisbest-sellingtourtoWindsorCasteStonehengeandBathEngland'smostbeautifulGeorgiancity.Yourdaytrip:includesentrancetoWindsorCastleStonehengeandBath'sRomanBathsandPumpRooms.WindsorCastleYourtourstartsatthehomeoftheRoyalFamilyfor900yearsandtheworld'slargestandoldestoccupiedcastle.WindsorCastle'sdefencewallsdominatethedelightfultownthathasgrownuparounditovertheyears.YouwillseethedecoratedStateApartmentsandSt.GeorgesChapel.YouwillalsowitnesstheChangingoftheGuardmallitscolorfuldisplayandgloryon19March7Apriland13-16JunetheStateApartmentswillbeclosedonthesedatesyouwallvisitQueenMary'sDollsHouse.StonehengeGoingevenfurtherbackintimeyou'lltravelthroughtherollinggreenWiltshirelandscapetoStonehengeacollectionofstonesdraggedtothislonelyplainnearSalisbury5000yearsago.Whobuiltit?Why?Thesequestionshavereturnedrepeatedlytothemindsofcenturiesofscholars.SetinalandscapedottedwithprehistoricsmallhillsandcarvingsStonehengecontinuestoattracttheimaginationandarousetheheartofeveryvisitor.BathNextit'sontoBathfamousforitselegantGeorgianarchitecture.DuringyourscenictourofBathyouwillbedelightedbythetown'sbeautifulstreetscapes.You'llseeBathAbbeyandthemuchphotographedPulteneyBridgemodeledonthePoneVecchioinFlorence.DuringthetouryouwillalsovisittheRomanBathsthebestpreservedRomanspa温泉浴场fromtheancientworld.SpecialOffer-Pricedisplayedcurrentlyincludesadiscountof12%offtheregularadultretail零售price?BOOKNOW!60.FromWindsorCastlewecanknowthat____.A.itisthebiggestoldestcastleintheworldB.theChangingoftheGuardwillbeopenfromMarchtoJuneC.QueenMary'sDollsHousewillbeclosedMarchtoJuneD.theRoyalFamilywillgoonatourwiththevisitors61.Whichplaceofinterestinspiresvisitors'imagination?A.WindsorCastleB.LondonC.RomanBathsD.PumpRooms62.Ifyouareastudentmajoringarchitectureyoumayprobablyprefertovisit.A.BathB.LondonC.GeorgianCityD.Roman63.What'sthepassagemainlyabout?A.HistoryofWindsorCastle.B.WhobuiltStonehenge?C.ThetouronBath.D.ThepopularscenicspotsofGeorgianCity.

WhentheJapaneseattackedAmerica’sshipsatPearlHarboron7December1941theydiditsecretly.ThemakersofthemoviePearlHarborhavebehaveddifferently.ThenoiseaboutPearlHarbormadebyDisneyhasreacheditshighestpointwithitspremiere首次公演beforethemovieopensincinemasacrosstheUSatthestartoftheMemorialDayholidayweekendatimetorecallnationalheroeswhosacrificedtheirlivesonthebattlefielD.AsBenAffleckisthemainstarthemovieseemssuretobecomeasuccessintheUnitedStatesatleast.AtalmostthreehoursinlengthitpromisestobeagoodoldHollywoodmovie.Thereisalovestory.Affleckandhisco－starJoshHartnettbothfallinlovewiththenavynurseKateBeckinsaleandofcoursethereismuchhumancourageandloveofcountry.It’scertainthatDisneywillbeaccusedofchanginghistory.Theshowingofactualeventsinamoviealwayscausesarguments.Bitsofthestoryaredeliberatelynotmentionedinthemovie.ItdoesnotaddressthetheoryheldbysomehistoriansthatPresidentFranklinRooseveltknewaboutJapan’sintentiontoattacktheshipsinPearlHarbor.ItissaidhedidnothingashewasawarethatsuchablowwouldallowhimtotakeAmericaintotheSecondWorldWar.Japanremainssensitiveaboutbeingaccusedofwartimeatrocities暴行.AndDisneyissensitiveaboutitsbusinessinJapanwhereithasathemepark.Notallthereviewsofthemoviehavebeenfullofpraise.AreviewerforNewsweekwhowasgivenanearlypreviewacknowledgedthatthe40－minutesequence连续镜头showingtheattackitselfwaspowerful.Theattackcomesquitelateinthemoviehoweverandthereviewerwaslessimpressedwiththecharactersandthelovestory.AlmosteverylineofthedialoguesoundslikeitcomesfromanoldmoviethereviewerwrotE.61.FromthepassagewecaninferthattheMemorialDayrefersto________.A.thedaytheUnitedStateswasfoundedB.thedaypeopleremembertheirancestorsC.adaypeoplecelebratethevictoriesofWorldWarⅡD.adaypeoplerememberthosewhodiedinwars62.FromthepassageweknowthatBenAffleck________.A.regardedJoshHartnettasanenemyB.maybeaverypopularmoviestarC.experiencedthePearlHarborIncidentD.wasinlovewiththeactressKateBeckinsale63.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutPearlHarbor?A.Themoviewillcausealotofarguments.B.ThemoviehasmadetheJapaneseangry.C.ThemovietrulydescribesthePearlHarborIncident.D.ThemovieshowsthatPresidentRooseveltknewaboutJapan’sintention.64.AccordingtothepassagewhatdoesthereviewerforNewsweekthinkofthemovie?A.Thescenesoftheattackleavenoimpression.B.ThedialogueinthemovieisoriginalandcreativE.C.TheattackscenesoccupytoomuchtimeofthemoviE.D.ThecharactersandthelovestoryarelessattractivE.65.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.BenAffleckinPearlHarbor.B.TheTrueFactofPearlHarbor.C.Attention！PearlHarborisarriving.D.ReviewerPearlHarborisasuccess.

Peopleoftensaythatmoneytalks.TheymeanthatapersonwithalotofmoneycansayhowheorshewantsthingsdonE.Butitisnoteasytoearnenoughmoneytogainthiskindofpower.Anyoneinabusinesswilltellyouthatitisajungle丛林outtherE.Thisexpressionisprobablyusedbecausethejungleisfilledwithwildanimalsandunknowndangers.Sometimespeopleinbusinessfeelcompetingbusinessesareasdangerousaswildanimals.PeopleinbusinesshavetobecarefuliftheyaretosurvivethejungleouttherE.Theymustnotbeledintomakingbogusinvestments投资.ThewordbogusbegantoappearinAmericannewspapersinthe1800s.AnewspaperinBostonMassachusettssaidthewordcamefromacriminal罪犯whosenamewasBorghesE.Borghesewrotecheckstopeoplealthoughhedidnothaveenoughmoneyinthebank.Afterwritingthecheckshewouldfleefromthetown.Sopeoplewhowerepaidwithhischecksreceivednothing.ThenewspapersaidAmericansshortenedandchangedhisnameBorghesetobogus.Peopletryingtoearnmoneyalsomustbeawareofbeingrippedoff.Apersonwhoisrippedoffhashadsomethingstolenoratleasthasbeentreatedveryunfairly.AwriterforthemagazineAmericanSpeechsaidhefirstsawtheexpressionusedonasignthatastudentcarriedinauniversity.ThemessageonthesignwasthatthestudentfeltrippedofforcheateD.Perhapsthebestwaytopreventgettingrippedoffinbusinessisnottotrytogetrichquickly.50.Thispassageismainlywrittento________.A.explainseveralexpressionsrelatedtomoneyB.tellussomeskillsoflearningEnglishwordsC.tellusthesecretofhowtodobusinessD.tellusthepowerofmoney51.Ifwesaysomethingisbogusweprobablymeanitisnot________.A.realB.beautifulC.goodD.new52.AccordingtoParagraph2wheredidthewordboguscomefrom?A.Thenameofaverysuccessfulbusinessman.B.Thenameofacriminalwhocheatedothers.C.ThenameofafamousnewspaperinBoston.D.Thenameofacheckwrittenbyacriminal.53.Ifyouhavebeenrippedoffitprobablymeans________.A.youhavebeentreatedwellB.youhaveearnedmuchmoneyC.youhavehadsomethingstolenD.youhaveleftsomethingsomewhere

Competition.It’sasimplewordyetaverycomplexwordthatcoversmanyangleswhenitcomestohowgasolinepricesaredetermineD.Itseemssoeasytoexplainbutdon’tletthattrickyou—it’sincrediblydifficulttoexplainandadequatelyunderstanD.Sayyou’reonaSundayafternoondriveandnoticeagasstationnearyoucharging$3.50.Downtheroadafewmilesthatpricecouldeasilybe10ormorecentshigherorlower.Thequestionishoworwhyisthat?Thinkofitthisway.Areyoumorelikelytogetabetterdealonacariftherearetwosimilarcardealersnexttoeachother?PerhapsbecausethedealersaretooclosE.Saythereisathirdsimilarcardealermilesaway.Ishegoingtobeatthesamelevelofcompetitionandsellhiscarsforthesamepriceasthetwodealersnexttoeachother?Likelynot.Hemaychargemoreorless.Maybepeopledon'tknowtherearetwootherdealersdowntheroaD.Maybethedealerisalmostoutsideofthecityandthelandvalueisn'tashighsohistaxesaren'tashigh.Thesesituationsdotakeplaceatgasstations.AndmorefactorscanimpactwhatastationwillchargE.Timingcangreatlyimpactwhatpriceastationchargesaswell!Manymotoristsfailtorealizethatthepriceastationpaysforgasolinechangesdaily.IfonestationgetsluckyandbuysgasonMondayandthecostgoesupTuesdaythestationthatboughtonMondaydoesn’tnecessarilyhavetoraisepriceslikethestationthatboughtonTuesday.MaybethestationthatgotcaughtbuyingforahigherpriceonTuesdaywillpassthathighercostonbyraisingitsgaspricE.Perhapsthedifferenceiswhatbrandthestationis---brandedstationsusuallypayaslightlyhighercostfortheirgasolinE.Inreturnforpayingahighercostthosestationsareguaranteedfirstsupplyincaseofemergencysituations.Independentstationsdon’tpayasmuchbutaren’tguaranteedsupply.Whilecompetitionsoundseasytounderstandtherearealwaysalargenumberoffactorsthatcouldinfluencewhatonestationcharges.Keepinmindhowmanyvariables变数therearenexttimeyoufillup.63.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HowCompetitionImpactsGasPricesB.GasPricesGoUporDownC.Competition---aVeryComplexWordD.WeCan’tStressEnoughtheNeedforCompetition64.Theexampleofcardealersisusedtoshow_________.A.carpricesaredeterminedbycardealersB.locationisanimportantfactorinpricingC.thequalityofservicemattersmostD.dealingstrategyshouldbeflexible65.Thegaspricesofastationalwayschangepartlybecause_________.A.agasstationalwayswantstochargemoreB.thegasolineisingreatdemandC.thecostofthegasthestationbuysvariesdailyD.gasisingreaterneedonMonday66.Accordingtothepassagebrandedstations_________.A.spendlessmoneyontheirgasolineB.havemorestaffthanindependentstationsC.chargelessforhighqualityoilD.offerasteadyoilsupply

WhatisthetallestgiftreceivedbytheUnitedStates?LocatedinNewYorkHarborthe152-footStatueofLibertywasagiftofinternationalfriendshipfromthepeopleofFrancetothepeopleoftheUnitedStates.Aninspirationtomillionsofimmigrantsthisstatueisauniversalsymboloffreedomdemocracy民主anddiplomacy外交.TherelationshipbetweentheUnitedStatesandFrancebeganduringAmerica'squestforindependencefromGreatBritainin1776.BenjaminFranklinwasamongthosewhoservedonthediplomaticfrontduringtheRevolutionaryWar.BylivinginParisastheAmericanambassadorBenjamincultivatedarelationshipwiththeFrenchgovernmentandtheFrenchpeoplE.AsaresultFrenchsoldiersfoughtalongsidetheAmericancolonists拓殖者.PariswasthesiteforpeacenegotiationsbetweentheUnitedStatesandGreatBritainattheendofthewar.In1865EdourddeLaboulayeofFrancedevelopedtheideaofcreatingagiantstatuetohonorthefriendshipandthecommitmenttolibertybetweenFranceandtheUnitedStates.HeformedtheFrench-AmericanUniontoraisemoneyforthisproject.JosephPulitzerusedtheeditorialpagesofhisnewspapertoraisesupportintheUnitedStatesforthefunD.FrenchsculptorAugusteBartholdiandstructuralengineerGustaveEiffelfinishedtheprojectinParisandtheFrenchpeoplepresentedittothepeopleofAmericaonJuly41884.ThestatuewasthenshippedacrosstheAtlanticin214boxesbrokeninto350individualseparatepieces.TheStatueofLibertywasdedicated奉献onOctober281886andPresidentGroverClevelandacceptedthestatueonbehalfoftheAmericanpeoplE.EllisIslandwhichwasthearrivalpointforEuropeanimmigrantsispartoftheStatueofLibertyNationalMonument.Between1892and1924morethan22millionpassengerssawtheStatueofLibertyastheypassedthroughEllisIslandandthePortofNewYork.ThislandmarkoffreedombecameaNationalMonumentin1924andamajortouristattractioninthe20thCentury.56.FromthepassagewecanknowtherelationshipbetweenFranceandtheUSAfrom1776to1865is.A.verycoldB.justso-soC.quitecloseD.quitetense57.WhydidEdourddeLaboulayeputforwardtheprojectofbuildingtheStatueofLiberty?A.ToshowrespecttotheUSA.B.ToshowthestrongimageofFrancE.C.Toraisealotofmoney.D.Toshowthefriendshipandthecommitmenttolibertybetweenthetwocountries.58.Theunderlinedwordlandmarkinthelastparagraphmeans.A.roadB.successC.signD.wonder59.Thebesttitleforthispassageis.A.TheStatueofLibertyB.A.GreatProjectC.GreatRelationshipD.PeaceNegotiations

Todaythere'shardlyanaspectofourlifethatisn'tbeingupendedbythetonsofinformationavailableonthehundredsofmillionsofsitescrowdingtheInternetnottomentionitsabilitytokeepusinconstanttouchwitheachotherviaelectronicmail.IftheautomobileandaerospacetechnologyhadexplodedatthesamepaceascomputerandinformationtechnologysaysMicrosoftanewcarwouldcostabout$2andgo600milesonasmallquantityofgas.AndyoucouldbuyaBoeing747forthecostofapizza.ProbablythebiggestpayoffhoweveristhebillionsofdollarstheInternetissavingcompaniesinproducinggoodsandservingfortheneedsoftheircustomers.NothinglikeithasbeenseensincethebeginningoftheIndustrialRevolutionwhenpower-drivenmachinesbeganproducingmoreinadaythanmencouldturnoutinnearlyayear.WeviewthegrowthoftheInternetande-commerceasaglobaltrendsaysMerrillLynchalongthelinesofprintingpressthetelephonethecomputerandelectricity.Youwouldbehardpressedtonamesomethingthatisn'tavailableontheInternet.Consider:bookshealthcaremovieticketsconstructionmaterialsbabyclothesstockscattlefeedmusicelectronicsantiquestoolsrealestatetoysautographsoffamouspeoplewineandairlinetickets.Andevenafteryou'vemovedontoyourfinalrestingplacethere'snoreasonthoseyoulovecan'tkeepintouch.AcompanycalledFinalThoughts.comoffersaplaceforyoutostoreafterlifee-mailsyoucansendtoHeavenwiththehelpofaguardianangel.KidstodayaresocomputerliteratethatitinfactensurestheUnitedStateswillremaintheunchallengedleaderincyberspacefortheforeseeable能预测的future.Nearlyallchildreninfamilieswithincomesofmorethan$75000ayearhavehomecomputersaccordingtoastudybytheDavidandLucilePackardFoundation.Youngstersfromages2to17atallincomelevelshavecomputerswith52%ofthoseconnectedtotheInternet.Mostkidsusecomputerstoplaygamessomefor30hoursormoreaweekandmanyteenagegirlsthinknothingofrushinghomefromschooltohavee-mailchatswithfriendstheyhavejustleft.What'sclearisthatwhetherwelikeitornottheInternetisanevergrowingpartofourlivesandthereisnoturningback.TheInternetisjust20%inventedsayscyberpioneerJakeWinebaum.'Thelast80%ishappeningnow.56.WhatcanwelearnfromtheMicrosoft'sremark?A.Today'scarsandairplanesareextremelyoverpriced.B.Informationtechnologyisdevelopingatanamazingspeed.C.Informationtechnologyhasreachedthepointwhereimprovementisimpossible.D.Thereislesscompetitionininformationtechnologyindustrythanincarindustry.57.TheauthorgivestheexampleofFinalThoughts.comtomakethepointthat____.A.almostanythingisavailableontheInternetB.therearesomecleverideasontheInternet'C.peoplecanfindgoodbargainsontheInternetD.somewebsitesprovidenovelservicestoincreasehits58.Whatisthemessagetheauthorintendstoconvey?A.TheInternetisgoingtogetfirmholdofourlivessomeday.B.TheInternetisgoingtoinfluenceourlivesevenmoreinthefuture.C.Childrenshouldbewellpreparedforthechallengesintheinformationage.D.WeshouldhaveapositiveattitudetowardsthechangestheInternetbringsabout.

TheMonaLisaLeonardodaVincibeganpaintingtheMonaLisain1503.Hewasworkingonaspecialpaintingforachurchatthetimebutthechurchpaintingwasnotgoingwell.AnItalianbusinessmanaskeddaVincitopaintapictureofhissecondwifE.ThisisthewomanwhocanbeseenintheMonaLisA.AllinalltheMonaLisaisaverygoodexampleofdaVinci`sworks.DaVinciuseddarknessandlightinacleverwayinthepainting.DaVincilovedscienceandmath.Rightawayapersoncanseethatthereisalotofgeometry几何intheMonaLisA.ThefaceoftheMonaLisaismadeofmanycirclesandroundshapeslikeballs.EvenhersmilecanbeseenasasmallpartofalargecirclE.Thewomaninthepaintingissittingonabalcony阳台andmountainscanbeseenbehindher.DaVincilovedtostudyrocksandmountainssothesecanbeseenoverandoverinhisotherpaintings.ThewomanissittingwithherkneestothesidE.Herheadisturnedtolookoutofthepainting.Herhandsareheldtogetherinfrontofher.Thiswayofsittingisnowusedbymanyartistswhentheyarepaintingapictureofamanorawomantoday.41.WhopaintedtheMonaLisa?A.A.businessmanB.LeonardodaVinciC.Thebusinessman'ssecondwifeD.Thebusinessman'swife42.Thewomaninthepaintingis.A.anItalianbusinesswomanB.thewifeofabusinessmanC.LeonardodaVinci'swifeD.awomanfromthechurch43.Whereisthewomaninthepainting?A.OnabalconyB.OnamountainC.OnakneeD.Onarock44.Whatcanapersonseeinthepainting?A.A.lotofgeometryB.MountainsC.CleveruseoflightanddarknessD.alloftheabove

Thegiganticdamofthemulti-functionwatercontrolfacilitywouldbefinishedninemonthsaheadofschedulesaidanengineerwhoisinchargeoftheThreeGorgesProject.HesaidbyJunetheworkerswouldhavebuiltthehalf-donedamfromthesouthernbankoftherivertotheheightof185meters.TheThreeGorgesProjectwillbecapableofcontrollingthefloodsontheYangtzebythenandgeneratingmoreelectricity.Andthelevelofthewaterstoredinthereservoirwillrisefrom135metersatpresentto156meters.SituatedneartheXilingGorgetheeasternmostgorgeoftheThreeGorgesonthemiddlereachesoftheYangtzeRivertheThreeGorgesDamisdesignedtohavealengthof2309metersandaheightof185meters.Itwillalsohavethefunctionsforfloodcontrolpowergenerationandnavigation.ItwillbebuiltfromnorthernandsouthernbanksoftheYangtzewhichhasbeentroubledbyfloodsforhundredsofyears.Launchedin1993theThreeGorgesProjectincludingthe185-meter-highdamand26generatorsonbothbanksoftheYangtzeisbeingbuiltinthreephases.Thepreparationsandconstructionofthefirstphasewerecarriedoutbetween1993and1997.TheYangtzewasdammedattheThreeGorgesareaforthefirsttimeonNovember81997.TheentireThreeGorgesProjectisexpectedtobecompletedin2009andbythenitwillbeabletogenerate84.7billionkwhofelectricityeveryyear.63.Theunderlinedwordinthefourthparagraphmightmean____.A.placesB.periodsC.gorgesD.dams64.Accordingtothepassageweknow_______.A.theconstructionwillbecompletedaheadoftimeB.thebiggestfunctionofthedamisusedtocontrolfloodC.theThreeGorgesDamwillbefinishedintenyearsD.thedamwillbe156meterstallwhenitisfinished65.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.TheYangtzeRiverwasfirstdammedintheyear1993.B.Thewaterlevelinthereservoirwillremainat135meters.C.TheThreeGorgesDamisontheeasternmostpartoftheriver.

阅读下面短文并回答问题然后将答案写到题后相应的位置上请注意问题后的字数要求[1]WithJewelinthePalace大长今becomingthefavoritedramainChinaseveralyearsagoKoreanfoodismorepopularamongtheChinesE.Koreanfoodiswell-balancedandlowincalories卡路里.SomepeopleevenclaimthatyoucaneatasmuchKoreanfoodasyoulikewithoutgainingweight.[2]Kimchi泡菜isthebestknownKoreanfooD.ItisavegetabledishhighlyseasonedwithpeppergarlicetC.ItisservedwitheverykindofKoreanmealsandhelpsstimulatetheappetitE.LargequantitiesofKimchiareusuallymadeinlatefallorearlywinter.KimchicontainsamountsofgoodnutrientssuchasvitaminCandfiber.[3]Othervegetabledishes_______inKoreA.TheKoreanstraditionallyeatmorevegetableswithriceinmainmealsthanmeatsandthevegetabledishesarevariousinkindsandtastes.[4]Koreansalsolikemeatdishes.Pulgoki烤肉isoneofthefamousdishestowesterners.PulgokiisgenerallycalledKoreanbarbecue.Itismarinated腌inasaucemadefromsoysauce酱油garlicsugarsesameoil芝麻油andotherseasoningsandcookedoverafireinfrontofthetablE.[5]SoupsareimportantinKoreans’dailylifE.Throughthehistorythesoupculturewasdevelopedbecauseofthestarvationorcoldweather.WhentheKoreans’ancestorswereshortoffoodtheymadesoupoutofsmallamountofvegetablesandbeefbones.AlsothehotsoupcouldplayaroleinprotectingthepersonsfromthecolD.[6]GenerallytheKoreandietusesmuchgrainandvegetableswhichaddfiberandproteinKoreanfoodhasmoderatecaloriesandiswell-balanceD.Eventhoughthewestern-styledietismoreandmorefamousinKoreaintermsofcuriosityandconveniencethebasicdietremains.76.WhyisKoreanfoodhealthy?nomorethan10words____________________________________________________________________-77.FromwherecanyouseeKimchiisfamousinKorea?nomorethan20words________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________78.FilltheblankwithproperwordsorphraseinParagraph3.nomorethan5words____________________________________________________________________79.ComparedtoWesternfoodwhichdoyouthinkismorenutritive?Why?nomorethan30words________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________80.TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphintoChinesE.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

subwaysTheTokyoMetroandToeiLinesFeatures:TheTokyoMetroandToeilinesthatmakeupofTokyo’shugesubwaysystemcarryalmost8millionpeopleeachdaymakingitthebusiestsystemintheworlD.Thesystemisfamousforitsoshiya-literallypusher-whopushpassengersintocrowdedsubwaycarssothedoorscanclosE.Andyouthinkyourrideishell.TheMoscowMetroFeatures:TheMoscowMetrohassomeofthemostbeautifulstationsintheworlD.ThebestofthemwerebuiltduringtheStalinisteraandfeaturechandeliers枝行吊灯marblemoldingsandelaboratemurals精美壁画.Withmorethan7millionridersadaykeepingallthatmarblecleanhasgottobeaburden.TheHongKongMTRFeatures:TheHongKongMTRhasthedistinctionofbeingoneofthefewsubwaysystemsintheworldthatactuallyturnsaprofit.It’sprivatelyownedandusesrealestatedevelopmentalongitstrackstoincreaseincomeandridership.ItalsointroducedOctopuscardsthatallowpeopletonotonlypaytheirfareselectronicallybutbuystuffatconveniencestoressupermarketsrestaurantsandevenparkingmeters.It’sestimatedthat95%ofalladultsinHongKongownanOctopuscarD.ShanghaiMetroFeatures:ShanghaiisthethirdcityinChinatobuildametrosystemandithasbecomethecountry’slargestinthe12yearssinceitopeneD.ShanghaiMetrohas142milesoftrackandplanstoaddanother180mileswithinfiveyears.BythatpointitwouldbethreetimeslargerthanChicagoL.Thesystemcarriesabout2.18millionpeopleaday.TheLondonMetroFeatures:LondonerscalltheirsubwaytheUndergroundeventhough55percentofitliesabovegrounD.Nomatterwhenyou’vegottheoldestmass-transitsystemintheworldyoucancallitanythingyoulikE.Trainsstartedin1863andthey’vebeenrunningeversincE.Some3millionpeoplerideeachdayeveryoneofthemrememberingtoMindthegap56.Whichonecanprovidetheriderswithsomewonderfuldecorationsatthestations?A.TheTokyoMetroandToeiLinesB.TheMoscowMetroC.TheLondonMetroD.TheHongKongMTR57.___________isdonewiththepurposeofmakingmoney.A.TheTokyoMetroandToeiLinesB.TheMoscowMetroC.ShanghaiMetroD.TheHongKongMTR58.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatShanghaiMetro___________.A.carriesthemostpeopleeachdayB.istheworld’slargestC.maybelargerthantheChicagoLinthefutureD.isthebusiestintheworld59.Howmanysubwayscarrymorethan5millionpeopleperday?A.2B.3C.4D.560.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.ShanghaiisthethirdtobuildametrosysteminChinawhichhasbecomethelargestintheworlD.B.You’llfeelsickwhenyoutravelontheTokyoMetroandToeiLines.C.LondonerscalltheirsubwaytheUndergroundbecause55percentofitliesabovegrounD.D.Itisestimatedthat95%ofthepopulationinHongKongownanOctopuscarD.

Howwordscameintobeingisunknown.Allweassume推测isthatsomeearlymeninventedcertainsoundsinonewayoranothertoexpressthoughtsandfeelingsactionsandthingssothattheycouldtalkwitheachother.Latertheyagreeduponcertainsignscalledletterswhichcouldbeputtogethertoshowthosesoundsandwhichcouldbewrittendown.Thosesoundswhetherspokenorwritteninlettersarecalledwords.Thepowerofwordsthenliesintheirassociations—thethingstheybringuptoourminds.Wordsbecomefilledwithmeaningforusbyexperienceandthelongerwelivethemorecertainwordsbringbacktousthehappyandsadeventsofourpastandthemorewereadandlearnthemorethenumberofwordsthatmeansomethingtousincreases.Greatwritersarethosewhonotonlyhavegreatthoughtsbutalsoexpressthesethoughtsinwordswhichhavepowerfuleffectsonourmindsandfeelings.Thiscleveruseofwordsiswhatwecallliterarystyle文体.Abovealltherealpoetisamasterofwords.Hecanexpresshismeaninginwordswhichsinglikemusicandwhichbytheirpositionandassociationcanmovementotears.Weshouldthereforelearntochooseourwordscarefullyandusethemcorrectlyortheywillmakeourspeechsillyandcommon.68.Welearnfromthetextthatlanguagemighthavebegunwith________.A.expressionsB.actionsC.signsD.sounds69.WhatismainlydiscussedinParagraph2?A.Thelearningofnewwords.B.Theimportanceofoldwords.C.Therelationofhumanexperiencewithwords.D.Thegradualchangeanddevelopmentofwords.70.Inthelastparagraphwhatdoestheauthorsuggestthatweshoulddo?A.Usewordsskilfully.B.Makemusicalspeeches.C.Learnpoemsbyheart.D.Associatewithlisteners.

InanefforttocontrolthebudgetBeijinghalted暂停constructionworkonseveralvenues会场includingthehigh-techNationalStadiumlastmonth.WestoppedconstructionworkmainlyinordertomakeourdesignperfectsothatwecanreducecostssaidBOCOG'SExecutiveVicePresidentLiuJingmin.ButthenewdesignwillnotaffectthebasicfunctionsofthestadiumheaddeD.Expectationsforabest-everOlympicshaverunhighinChinasinceBeijingwonthehostingrighttohostthe2008OlympicGamesonJuly132001.Butitisamorefrighteningandcom-plicatedtasktoholdtheOlympicGamesthanwinningthebiD.64.Thepurposeofwritingthetextis________.A.toholdaOlympicsofhigherstandardB.toshowthatBeijinghasn'tenoughmoneyC.toreducethecostsofconstructionworkD.tomaketheStadium'sdesignworse65.Theunderlinedwordcomplicatedinthelastparagraphmeans________.A.复杂的B.精确的C.仔细的D.功能的66.Wecanknowfromthepassagethat________.A.BeijingistakingstepstospeedupafewvenuesB.BeijingisfacingallkindsofdifficultieswiththeprojectC.thenewdesignoftheStadiumwillbepassedD.theconstructionworkinBeijingisunderconstruction

AcademyAwardsTheAcademyAwardsarethemostprominentfilmawardintheUnitedStates.TheAwardsaregrantedbytheAcademyofMotinPictureArtsandSciences.AcademyAwardsarenicknamedOscarswhichisalsothenicknameofthestatuette小雕像.ThenameissaidtohavebeenbornwhenMargaretHerricksawthestatuetteonatableandsaid:ItlooksjustlikemyuncleOscar!BerlinFilmFestivalOneoftheAfestivalsinEurope.TheBerlinInternationalFilmFestivalalsocalledtheBerlinaleisheldannuallyinFebruaryandstartedin1951afteraninitiativeoftheAmericanwhooccupiedpartofthecityafterWorldWarⅡ.Thejury专家评奖团alwaysplacedspecialemphasisonrepresentingfilmsfromallovertheworldfromtheformerEasternBloc集团Countriesaswellasfromwesterncountries.TheawardsarecalledGoldenandSilverBearsastheBearisthesymbolofBerlin.VeniceFilmFestivalTheVeniceFilmFestivaltakesplaceeveryyearinlateAugust/earlySeptemberontheLidointhehistoricPalazzodelCinemainVeniceItaly;itsmainawardistheLeoned’OroGoldenLion.RecentlyanewawardhasbeenaddedtheSanMarcoAwardforthebestfilm.CannesFilmFestivalTheCannesFilmFestivalisafamousinternationalfilmfestival.IthasbeenheldannuallyinCannesinthesouthofFrancesince1946withafewexceptions.GivenmassivemediaexposuretheFestivalisattendedbymanymoviestarsandisapopularvenueformovieproducerstolaunchtheirnewfilmsandattempttoselltheirworkstothedistributorswhocomefromallovertheglobe.ThemostfamousawardgivenoutatCannesisthePalmed’OrGoldenPalmforthebestfilm;thisissometimessharedbymultiplefilmsinoneyear.46.WhichAwardcanbesharedbymultiplefilmsinoneyear?A.GoldenLionB.GoldenPalmC.AcademyAwardsD.SanMarcoAward47.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutOscarsisnottrue?A.It’sthenicknameofAcademyAwardsB.It’salsothenicknameofthestatuette.C.ItgotitsnamebecauseMargaretsaidthestatuettelookedlikehisuncle.D.It’sanawardinFrance.48.WhichAwardhastheshortesthistory?A.GoldenLionB.GoldenPalmC.AcademyAwardsD.SanMarcoAward49.WhyistheAwardforBerlinFilmFestivalcalledGoldenandSilverBear?A.ItlookslikeabearB.ItismadeupofbearfurC.ThebearisthesymbolofBerlinD.BearisrareinBerlin50.Whichofthefollowingbeststatesthemainideaofthepassage?A.AnintroductionoffamousfilmfestivalsandfilmawardsB.AnadvertisementforfilmsandTVprogrammes.C.Introducethenicknamesoffamousfilmawards.D.Aguideofhowtospendfamousfilmfestivals.

Dyslexiaisatermusedtodescribeamarkeddifficultyinlearningtoreaddespitenormalintelligenceandvision.Theproblemisuniversalbutresearchsuggestsitdoesn’taffecteverycultureorlanguagegroupequally.OnChina’smainlandandinJapanforexampledyslexiaratesareestimatedatlessthan5percentcomparedto10percentto20percentintheU.S.ThereareintriguingtheoriesastowhyandJapanhasproducedsomeimportantclues.Japanesechildrenfirstlearntoreadandwriteinparallelphoneticalphabetshiragana平假名andkatakan__假名eachcontaining46charactersrelatingto46differentsounds.AfterconqueringthemthestudentstartstolearningChinesecharacters.AccordingtoUnowhoworksforJapan’sNationalCenterofNeurologyandPsychiatryjust1percentofJapanesestudentshavedyslexicproblemswithChinesecharacters.Thenumbersjumpabitwhenitcomestowriting---2percentforhiragana3.8percentforkatakanaand5percentforideograms---butthey’restilllowbyAmericanstandards.41.Thepassageisabout______.A.dyslexiaandintelligenceB.dyslexiaandcultureC.dyslexiaandvisionD.dyslexiaandpersonality42.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueofdyslexia?A.Itisaworldwideproblem.B.Itisaregionalproblem.C.Itisasocialproblem.D.Itisabiologicalproblem.43.Whichofthefollowingcountriesismostaffectedwithdyslexiaaccordingtothepassage?A.ChinaB.JapanC.U.S.A.D.U.K.44.WhichofthefollowingisnottrueoftheJapaneselanguage?A.Itisdividedintotwotypesofphoneticalphabets.B.ItcontainsmorekatakanathanhiraganA.C.Hiraganaandkatakanahavethesamenumberofsoundsandcharacters.D.ItincludesChinesecharacters.45.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.ThereisnoobviousreasonfortheunbalanceddistributionofdyslexiaintheworlD.B.TheexistingtheoriesaboutdyslexiaaresolidandconclusivE.C.Thereareunderlyingreasonsforthedifferenceswithdyslexiaproblemswithdifferentpeoples.D.TherelativelylowernumberofitspeoplesufferingfromdyslexiainJapanmaybeattributedtoitsreadingandwritingsystem.

SudanisaratherlargenationinthenortheasternpartofAfricA.IthasabouttwentymillionpeoplE.ItalsohasashortcoastlinealongtheRedSeA.Somenorthernareasofthecountryhavedesertswhilethesouthernparthastropical热带的rainforest.TheircapitalcityisKhartoum.AtKhartoumtheBlueNileandtheWhiteNilecometogethertoformtheNileRiverwhichistheworld’slongestriver.KhartoumhasaboutfourhundredandseventythousandpeoplE.TherearetwogroupsofpeoplewholiveinSudan.InthenorthernpartofthecountrytherearemanyArabic-speakingMuslims.Theymakeupabouttwo-thirdsofthetotalpopulation.InthesouthernareatherearegroupsofpeoplewhospeakAfricanlanguages.Thenorthernandsouthernareasalsohavedifferenthistories.Peopleinthesouthlivedbythemselvesformanyyears.Howeverthenorthernareawascontrolledbyforeignersforseveralcenturies.AftertheWorldWarIISudanbecamecompletelyindependent.60.PeoplelivinginthecapitalcityofSudanmakeupmorethan______ofthetotalpopulation.A.1%B.2%C.3%D.5%61.TheRepublicofSudanwasprobablyfoundedin______.A.1956B.1916C.1936D.189662.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.SudanliesinthenortheastofAfricA.B.SudanhasdifferentkindsofclimatE.C.MuslimsmakeuponlyasmallpartoftheSudan’spopulation.D.ThenorthernareaofSudanwasoncecontrolledbyforeigners.

WritingalongbookseemedtobetoomuchformE.SoforalongtimeIjustwroteshortarticles.Onedayinspiration灵感foranarticlehitmeandasIstartedwritingparagraphsbeganflowingoutfast.ItturnedouttobetoolongtobeanarticlE.Ithoughtitwouldnothurttotryself­publishingabooklet小册子.Thefirstprintingofthis32­pageblackandwhitebookletsoldoutwithinaweek.HereissomethingthatIhavelearnedthroughmyexperiencE.1.Startsmall.Don’ttrytohavea400­pageworkasyourfirstpublication出版物.Isuggestyoupublishabookletunder50pagestolaunchyourcareerasanauthor.2.AskforadvicE.Ifyouknowsomepeoplewhohavepublishedsomethingaskthemforadviceandhelp.Youwillgainusefulinformationfromthemandsaveyourselfmanyproblems.3.____________________WhenyouputyourheartintosomethingonlytohearWe’renotinterestedyoumaygethurt.Butyoumustremindyourselfthatthisisquitecommon.Everyyesyoureceivecomesafteratleastfivenoesespeciallyatthebeginning.Youneedtorevise校订yourbookmanytimestoreducethechancesofbeingturneddown.4.Themoreyoumarketthemoreyousell.Youcanpublishanexcellentbook.Butifnopeopleknowaboutityoucannotexpectmanybuyers.Sendoutane­mailtofriendsfamilyandbusinesspartnerstellingthemyourbook’spublicationdatE.Askthemtohelpsellyourbook.Donotbeafraidtotrynovelideas.68.Welearnthatbeforeself­publishinghisfirstbookletthewritermostprobably________.A.hopedthathewouldwritesomefamouslongstoriesB.hadnothingpublishedinnewspapersC.wasnothappywithwhathehadwrittenD.thoughtitdifficulttofinishalongbook69.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordlaunchinPoint1heremean?A.Begin.B.Develop.C.LeaD.D.DescribE.70.What’sthebesttitleforPoint3?A.Noonewilllikewhatyouwroteatfirst.B.Youwillgethurtbywhatyouwroteatfirst.C.Prepareforayesratherthanano.D.Bepreparedtodealwithnoes

TheUnitedStatesisoneofthefewcountriesintheworldthathasanofficialdayonwhichfathersarehonoredbytheirchildren.OnthethirdSundayinJunefathersallacrosstheUnitedStatesaregivenpresentstreatedtodinnerorotherwisemadetofeelspecial.HowevertheideaforcreatingadayforchildrentohonortheirfathersbeganinSpokaneWashington.A.womanbythenameofSonoraSmartDoddthoughtoftheideaforFather’sDaywhilelisteningtoaMother’sDaysermonin1909.HavingbeenraisedbyherfatherHenryJacksonSmartafterhermotherdiedSonorawantedherfathertoknowhowspecialhewastoher.Itwasherfatherthatmadealltheparentalsacrificesandwasintheeyesofhisdaughteraselflessandlovingman.Sonora’sfatherwasborninJunesoshechosetoholdthefirstFather’sDaycelebrationinSpokaneWashingtononthe19thofJune1910.In1924PresidentCalvinCoolidgedeclaredthethirdSundayinJuneasFather’sDay.RosesaretheFather’sDayflowers:redtobewornforalivingfatherandwhiteifthefatherhasdieD.Whenchildrencan’tvisittheirfathersortakethemouttodinnertheysendagreetingcarD.Traditionallyfathersprefergreetingcardsthatarenottoosentimental.Mostgreetingcardsaretoospecialsofatherslaughwhentheyopenthem.SomegiveheartfeltthanksforbeingtherewheneverthechildneededDaD.46.TheUnitedStatesisspecialinFather’sDaybecause______.A.manypeoplecelebratethedayB.onlyAmericacelebratesthedayC.AmericamakesitanofficialdayD.allmenarehonoredinAmerica47.AtfirstFather’sDaywasfixedonJune19thbecause______.A.Sonorahonoredherfatheronherfather’sbirthdayB.Sonora’sbirthdaywasJune19C.itwasdecidedbythepresidentatthattimeD.hermotherdiedonJune1948.HowmanyyearshaspassedbeforeFather’sDaybecameanofficialdaysincethefather’sdaywascelebrated?A.4B.10C.14D.2449.AccordingtothepassageonFather’sDay______.A.peoplewillwearthesameflowerstohonortheirfathersB.onlydaughterswearredflowerstohonortheirfathersC.childrenmustgohometohonortheirfathersD.fathersareoftenhonoredindifferentways50.AccordingtothepassagewecaninferthatHenryJacksonSmart______.A.wasverykindtoanyoneB.didalotforhisdaughterC.wasthefirstfatherhonoredin1924D.alwayshelpothersbygivingmoney

Americanofficeworkersspendanaverageof52hoursaweekattheirdesksaccordingtoastatisticsurvey.SomemightarguethatnotallthattimeisspentworkingbutstillallthosehoursinwindowlessofficeswithartificiallightcanhaveaninfluencE.AfewgreenadditionscouldhavealargeeffectonworkerhappinessaccordingtothesurveyledbyTinaCadefromTexasStateUniversity.WeprettymuchfoundoutthatifyouhadwindowsandplantsorevenifyoujusthadplantsinyourofficeyouweremoresatisfiedwithyourjobCadetoldLiveSciencE.Wethoughtitwasimportantforofficesbecausealotoftimespeoplearelookingforwaystokeepemployeeshappyanddoalltheseexpensivethingslikebuildingagym.Maybeforlessinvestmenttheycouldputinafewplantsinimportantplaces.Theteamsurveyed450officeworkersinTexasandtheMidwestaskingquestionsaboutjobsatisfactionandtheworkenvironments.Whenaskedabouttheiroveralllifequality82saidtheyfeltcontentorveryhapppy.Only69percentofthosewhoworkwithplantsbutwithoutwindowsand60percentofthosewhohavewindowsbutnoplantssaidtheyfeltthisway.Thegroupofpeoplewhoworkwithoutplantsorwindowswerethemostdissatisfiedwithonly58percentofthemsayingthatoveralltheywerecontentorveryhappy.Whilenoonewhoworkswithplantswindowsorbothreportedtheyfeltmiserable0.8percentofthosewhoworkinofficeswithouteithersaidtheyweremiserable.IwasreallysurprisedthathavingaplantinyourofficeappearedtobemorebeneficialthanhavingawindowinyourofficeCadesaiD.Everybodysays‘Ineedawindow！’butactuallyitseemedlikeaplantcouldbeasuitablealternativE.60.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?A.Greenplantscanincreasejobsatisfaction.B.Aneasierwaytoincreasejobsatisfaction.C.Whatthebestworkingenvironmentis.D.Whoarehappywiththeirjobenvironment.61.Amongthe450peoplesurveyed________.A.69percenthaveplantsintheirofficesB.60percenthavewindowsintheirwallsC.0.8percentofthemfeeldissatisfiedD.about18percentofthemaresatisfied62.Accordingtothesurveythegroupofpeoplewhoworkwithoutplantsorwindows______.A.didn’tfeelcontentatallB.allsufferedfromworkpressureC.workedwithlowefficiencyD.werethemostdissatisfied63.Whichofthefollowingstatementistrue?A.Theemployerswanttodolittletokeepemployeeshappy.B.Sometimesitdoesn’tneedmuchtoincreasejobhappiness.C.Agymcontributeslesstojobhappinessthangreenplants.D.Employershavetriedeverymeanstoincreasejobhappiness.64.Whereshouldthepassageberead?A.Inasciencefiction.B.Inanessay.C.OnapopsciencewebsitE.D.Inanofficialdocument.

TheiPhonetheiPad:eachofApple’sproductssoundscoolandhasbecomeafad一时的风尚.Applehascleverlytakenadvantageofthepoweroftheletteri—andmanyotherbrandsarefollowingsuit.TheBBC’siPlayer—whichallowsWebuserstowatchTVprogramsontheInternet—adoptedthetitlein2008.A.lovelybear—popularintheUSandUK—thatplaysmusicandvideoiscallediTeddy.A.slimmed-downversionofLondon’sIndependentnewspaperwaslaunchedlastweekunderthenamei.Ingeneralsingle-letterprefixes前缀havebeenpopularsincethe1990swhentermssuchase-mailande-commercefirstcametousE.MostiproductsaretargetedatyoungpeopleandconsideringthemajorreadersofIndependent’siit’snosurprisethatthey’veselectedthisfashionablenamE.Butit’shardtoseewhat’ssospecialabouttheletteri.Whynotuseaborcinstead?AccordingtoTonyThorneheadoftheLanguageCenteratKing’sCollegE.Londoniworksbecauseitsmeaninghasbecomeambiguous.WhenAppleusesinooneknowswhetheritmeansInternetinformationindividualorinteractiveThornetoldBBCMagazines.EvenwhenApplecreatedtheiPoditseemsitdidn’thaveonecleardefinitionhesays.HoweverthankstoApplethetermisnowassociatedwithportability轻便addsThornE.ClearlytheletterialsoagreeswiththeideathattheWesternWorldiscenteredontheindividual.Eachpersonbelievestheyhavetheirownneedsandwelovepersonalizedproductsforthisreason.AlongwithGoogleandblogreadersofBBCMagazinesvotediasoneofthetop20wordsthathavecometodefinethelastdecadE.Butashistoryshowspeoplegrowtiredoffads.Fromthe1900sto1990sproductswith2000intheirnamesbecamefashionableastheyearwasassociatedwithallthingsadvancedandmodern.Howeverasweenteredthenewcenturythetrendinevitably不可避免地disappeareD.62.WecaninferthattheIndependent’siisaimedat.A.youngreadersB.oldreadersC.fashionablewomenD.engineers63.Theunderlinedwordambiguousmeans.A.popularB.uncertainC.certainD.unique64.Nowadaystheitermoftenremindspeopleoftheproductswhichare.A.recyclableB.environmentallyfriendlyC.advancedD.easytocarryormove65.Thewritersuggeststhat__________.A.thepopularityofiproductsmaynotlastlongB.iproductsareoftenofahighqualityC.theletterbreplacesletteritonametheproductsD.iTeddyisalivebear

Internetaccessandpoweroutletsavailableinmostcafesinthe.developedworldmightreduceyourproductivity.Atypicaltalefromstoremanagersisofcustomerswhobuyasinglecupofcoffeeorteaandoccupyafour-seattableforeightormorehours.Astorefullofthesepeopleturnstheshopintoasilencebrokenonlybythetappingofkeyboardkeys.Inothershowevercustomersusethenetworkbrieflyandtheturnoverishigh.Cafeownershavetalkedabouttheirdiscomfortforyears.SomecafesfoundersstartedturningoffWi-Fi无线网络ontheweekends.Theexperimentledtosuccesstheysaid.PeoplewhootherwiseavoidedthecafecameinandtheplacebecamecrowdedonSaturdaysandSundays.Intheyearssincehundredsofarticleshaveappearedaboutsimilarcasesinwhichacoffeeshopturnsoffthesignalandsometimesblockselectricaloutlets.NickBiltontheNewYorkTimesBitsblogeditorwasbannedfromreadinganelectronicbookafewdaysago.TheActualCafeinOaklandopenedlastyearwithlapton-freeweekends.TheownerSalBednarzwroteinanemailIthinkit'sfascinatingthatwe'veallowedtechnologytoentersomuchofourlivesthatitcanfeellikeanaffront冒犯whensomeoneasksustostepawayfromitforashortwhile.DanDrozdenkotheowneroftheDownbeatCafeinLosAngelessaysPeoplecomeherebecausewedon'tofferit.Theyknowtheycangettheirworkdoneandconcentrated.Fortasksthatdon'trequireconstantmonitoringoflivedate—suchasstockmanagementormindingserveroperations—productivityseemstosoarwhentheconstantbrightshinyballoftheInternetisnowheretobeseen.Peopleoftenleavethehouseorofficetofreethemselvesofconditionsthatreduceproductivityonlytowalkintoavenuethatletsthemsurfandotherwiseavoidfocus.Couldtheofferofsingle-taskingandquietthinkingbeasellingpointwhendrinkingcoffeeortea?A.moment'srelieffromtheBlackbgerrybuzztheiphonealerttheAndroidannoyance?Onlyifonerememberstoturnoffone's3Gconnectiontoo.72.What'sthedisadvantageforacafeownerifthecustomersusetheInternetlong?A.Itmakestheturnoverslowandaffectsthebusiness.B.Itmakesthecafesilentandisbadforitsatmosphere.C.Theownerisdisturbedbythetappingofkeyboardkeys.D.ItcostsalottoofferInternetaccesstocustomers.73.WhathappenedafterWi-Fiwasturnedoffinthecafeontheweekends?A.ItaddedmuchinconveniencetopeopleB.Customersstayedinthecafelongerthanbefore.C.Theenvironmentinthecafewasimproved.D.Thereweremorecustomersinthecafe.74.WhatcanbeinferredfromthewordsofDanDrozdenko?A.Ifpeopledon'tgettheirworkdonetheyshouldn'tgotoacoffeeshop.B.Ifpeoplegotoacoffeeshoptheywouldconcentratemoreontheirwork.C.IfpeopledotheirworkwhilesurfingtheInternetinacoffeeshoptheycan'tconcentrate.D.Ifpeoplecan'tsurftheInternetinacoffeeshoptheywouldbeunwillingtocome75.TheunderlinedwordsoarinParagraph6istheclosestinmeaningto__.A.existB.maintainC.riseD.change.

AlthoughParisisoftenconsideredthecityofromanceclosetoamillionadultswhocallithomearesinglE.ManysinglepeoplesaythatFrance’scapitalisoneofthemostdifficultplacestomeetpeoplE.Thecomplaints抱怨ofthislonelygrouphaveinspiredanewphenomenonknownassupermarketdating.AtGalerieLafayetteGourmetsinglescanshopformorethanjusttheitemsontheirgrocerylist.Theycanlookforsomeonewhohasblueeyesbrownhairandis1.8meterstallorwhatevermaybeontheirromanticshoppinglist.AtthisparislocationsinglepeopleofallagescanscheduletheirshoppingforThursdaynightsbetween6:30and9:00p.m.WhentheywalkthroughthedoortheypickupapurplebaskettoadvisethattheyarelookingforlovE.Theytrytoarriveearlybecausethebasketsdisappearquicklyandthentheyhavetowaitinlinefortheirturntowanderthestoreaisles过道.Withpurplebasketsinhandshopperscanconsidertheirromanticoptionswhiletheypickouttheirgroceries.Whentheyarereadytopaytheycangotothecheckoutlineforsingleswhowanttochat.MostofthepeoplewholookforloveinthesupermarketareskepticalofInternetdating.Theyknowthatitiseasytoembellish美化one’sappearanceortolieaboutone’sageovertheInternet.Thesupermarketontheotherhandisconsideredasafeandcasualenvironmentinwhichtomeetapotentialmatch.Inadditionwhatonefindsinanother’sgrocerybasketcansayathingortwoaboutthatperson’scharacterorintentions.Buyingpetfoodcanbeaman’swayofshowingapotentialmatchthathehasasensitivesidE.Womenwhofilltheirbasketswithlow-fatfoodshowtheirhealthystyleofliving.Thesedaysit’spossibletofindmuchmorethanfoodatagrocerystorE.6l.WhatdomanysinglepeopleinPairscomplainabout?A.ThedifficultyinmeetingpeoplE.B.Theideaofsupermarketdating.C.Theitemsontheirgrocerylist.D.Theinconvenienceinshopping.62.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferred推断butisnotclearlystatedinthesecondparagraph?A.ThedatingsupermarketislocatedinParis.B.ThedatingsupermarketisopenonlyonThursdayevenings.C.PeoplelookingforlovemustgetabasketofaparticularcolourD.Thedatingsupermarkethasverygoodbusiness.63.Howdoloveshoppersmeetoneanother?A.TheyscheduletheirmeetinginadvancE.B.Theygothroughaspecialcheckout.C.TheypickouttheirgrocerieswithgreatcarE.D.Theydialthephonenumbersontheirshoppingitems.64.Accordingtothewriterapossiblewaytowinawoman’sheartisto.A.pickupapurplebasketB.Buylow-fatfoodC.embellishyourappearanceD.buypetfood65.WhydothepeoplepreferthesupermarketdatingtoInternetdating?A.Thesupermarketdatingismoreconvenient.B.Thesupermarketdatingismorecasual.C.ThesupermarketdatingcanbetrustedmorE.D.ThesupermarketdatingislessexpensivE.

What’sinaname?AccordingtoShakespeare’sRomeoandJulietthereisnottoomuch.Thatwhichwecallarosebyanyothernamewouldsmellassweet.ButShakespearemayhavebeenwrong.Inmostculturesnamesmatteragreatdeal.AmericanschoosenamesfortheirchildrenwithcarE.Parentsusuallythinkabouttheimpressionanamegivesnotitsmeaning.MostAmericanswouldconsideraJennifermoreattractivethanaBerthaforexamplE.ThelastnameorsurnamemustalsobeconsideredwhenchoosingafirstandmiddlenamE.A.namelikeLesterChesterHesterwouldsoundpoeticbutodD.Parentswouldavoidnamesthatremindthemofpeopletheydon’tlikE.Ontheotherhandpeoplemightnametheirchildrenafterarespectedelderlyrelativeorevenafamousperson.Thepopularityofcertainnamescanchangewitheachnewgeneration.NamesthatwereoncecommonlikeFannyorElmersoundold-fashionedtoday.Butothernames---likeJohnandDavidMaryandSarah---havestoodthetestoftimeandcontinuetobefavorites.PeopleinAmericadon’talwayscalltheirfriendsandrelativesbytheirgivennames.Insteadtheyoftenusenicknames.SometimesnicknamesareshortformsofalongernamE.ForinstanceagirlnamedElizabethmaybecalledLisaBethorBetsy.AschildrengrowuptheymaydecideforthemselveswhichnicknametheywishtobecalleD.SomepeoplejustgobytheinitialsoftheirfirstandmiddlenameslikeB.J.orR.C.Andofcoursepeoplemaycalltheirchildrenortheirsweetheartsotherspecialnicknames.OftentheyhaveasweetflavorlikeHoneyorSugar.What’sinaname?A.worldofsignificancE.Soifyou’rechoosinganEnglishnameforyourselftakecaretochooseagoodonE.A.made-upnamecouldsoundstrangetonativeEnglishspeakers.AndatranslationofyourChinesenamemaynotmakeanappropriatenameeither.Butagoodnamecanleaveapositiveandlastingimpression.AsanAmericanpoliticianoncesaidInreallifeunlikeinShakespearethesweetnessoftherosedependsuponthenameitbears.41.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinparagraph2mean?A.Peoplechangenamesinordertobepopularwiththenewgeneration.B.Nameswillchangebythemselvesinordertobepopular.C.Somenamesmaynolongerbepopularamongthenewgeneration.D.NonamescanstandthetestoftimE.42.Whenchoosingnamesyoushouldsticktothefollowingprinciplesexceptthat__________.A.theimpressionanamegivesismoreimportantthanitsmeaningB.youcannameafterawell-knownpersonC.surnameshouldbepaidattentiontoD.youcancreateanamethatisspecial43.Thewordinitialinparagraph3probablymeans__________.A.nicknameB.thefirstletterC.shortformD.title44.Theauthorwillnameanewlybornbabygirl__________.A.BerthaB.FannyC.YunyunD.Elizabeth45.Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?A.NameshavegreatsignificancetoAmericans.B.Nameschangewhentimegoesby.C.ChinesepeopleshouldbecarefulwhenchoosingtheirEnglishnames.D.RosessmellsweetbyanyothernamE.

Thegiganticdamofthemulti-functionwatercontrolfacilitywouldbefinishedninemonthsaheadofschedulesaidanengineerwhoisinchargeoftheThreeGorgesProject.HesaidbyJunetheworkerswouldhavebuiltthehalf-donedamfromthesouthernbankoftherivertotheheightof185meters.TheThreeGorgesProjectwillbecapableofcontrollingthefloodsontheYangtzebythenandgeneratingmoreelectricity.Andthelevelofthewaterstoredinthereservoirwillrisefrom135metersatpresentto156meters.SituatedneartheXilingGorgetheeasternmostgorgeoftheThreeGorgesonthemiddlereachesoftheYangtzeRivertheThreeGorgesDamisdesignedtohavealengthof2309metersandaheightof185meters.Itwillalsohavethefunctionsforfloodcontrolpowergenerationandnavigation.ItwillbebuiltfromnorthernandsouthernbanksoftheYangtzewhichhasbeentroubledbyfloodsforhundredsofyears.Launchedin1993theThreeGorgesProjectincludingthe185-meter-highdamand26generatorsonbothbanksoftheYangtzeisbeingbuiltinthreephases.Thepreparationsandconstructionofthefirstphasewerecarriedoutbetween1993and1997.TheYangtzewasdammedattheThreeGorgesareaforthefirsttimeonNovember81997.TheentireThreeGorgesProjectisexpectedtobecompletedin2009andbythenitwillbeabletogenerate84.7billionkwhofelectricityeveryyear.63.Theunderlinedwordinthefourthparagraphmightmean____.A.placesB.periodsC.gorgesD.dams64.Accordingtothepassageweknow_______.A.theconstructionwillbecompletedaheadoftimeB.thebiggestfunctionofthedamisusedtocontrolfloodC.theThreeGorgesDamwillbefinishedintenyearsD.thedamwillbe156meterstallwhenitisfinished65.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.TheYangtzeRiverwasfirstdammedintheyear1993.B.Thewaterlevelinthereservoirwillremainat135meters.C.TheThreeGorgesDamisontheeasternmostpartoftheriver.

SmartphoneSecurityBlanketsSecurity—fortheinformationonyoursmartphoneaswellasforthephoneitself—isahottopicthesedays.Thetruthisthatyou’repackingalotofsensitiveinformationonyourphoneandyoushouldkeepitsafE.WhenitcomestophysicalsecurityiPhoneuserswoulddowelltodownloadFindMyiPhoneafreeappapplicationprogramfromApplethatallowsyoutovisitawebsiteandseeyourloststolenormisplacedphoneonamap.YoucanthensoundanalarmsendamessagethatwillpopuponitsscreenlockthephoneoreraseallyourdatA.Androiddoesnothaveanexactequivalentbutthereareplentyofalternatives.A.freeappcalledLookoutoffersthefind-my-phonefeaturE.Thepaidversionallowsyoutowipethedatafromyourphoneremotely.Thenthereisyourcoffeeshop’sWiFinetwork.Anyonewithminimaltechnicalexpertskillcansnoopon窥视peopleusingsharedwirelessnetworksharvestingpasswordsandotherpersonaldatA.Lookout’sappswillcautionyouwhenyou’veloggedontoanunsecurenetworkbutcannotprotectyouonceyou’retherE.InordertoprotectyourselfonsuchnetworksyoucanuseavirtualprivatenetworkorV.P.N.ThisturnsallyouractivityintononsensetoanyonetryingtoreadalongwithyoufromacrosstheStarbucks.Italsokeepswebsitesfromtrackingyouandifyou’retravelingallowsyoutogetaccesstositesthatmaybeblockedinothercountries.IfyouhaveaniPhonethesimplestV.P.N.appisprobablyHotspotShieldwhosedistinguishingfeatureissaidtobethatitautomaticallykicksineachtimeyoustartbrowsing浏览asopposedtootherV.P.N.appsthatrequireyoutostartthemupmanually.ThismattersbecauseevenifyoudecideyouwantaV.P.N.appyouwanttospendapproximatelyzerotimethinkingaboutit.ForthemostpartthatwastrueofHotspotShieldthoughoccasionallyittookawhiletoconnectortemporarilylostconnectionwithoutwarning.Ifoundmyselfhavingtoturntheapponandoffsometimeswhichinvolvedsettingmyphoneconstantly.IfevenreadingaboutthesettingsonyourphonedrivesyoucrazythenitisprobablybesttostayawayfromaV.P.N.app.Butifyou’rethetypewhocan’tresistcheckingyourbankbalancefromyourcornerbarthehasslemaybepreferabletotherisk.64.Whichofthefollowingcanwarnyouagainsttheunsecurenetwork?A.AndroiD.B.V.P.N.C.Lookout.D.FindMyiPhonE.65.ByusingV.P.N.userscan_______.A.findtheirlostphoneontheInternetB.eraseallthedatafromthephoneremotelyC.checktheirbankbalancenowandthenD.savetheirbrowsingfrombeingtracked66.TheunderlinedwordthatinParA.6referstothefactthat_____.A.aV.P.N.appkicksinautomaticallyB.theuserstartsV.P.N.appsmanuallyC.theapptakesawhiletoconnectD.usersspendnotimethinkingaboutit

Oneofthethingstobelearntinaforeignlanguageisguessingallthetimewhatkindofthingtocomewhenlisteningtosomeonetalking.Peopledothisallthetimeintheirownlanguagesoitisnecessary必要的todothisinaforeignlanguagetoo.Herearesomeexamples.1.What'sthematterIwenttoapartylastnightsoI2.Ifeelsotiredthesedays.Ithinkyou'dbetter3.Ofcoursesheneverstopstalking.SheisoneofthemostYoucanseefromtheabovethreeexamplesthatthecontext上下文helpsalotinunderstandingwhatisbeingtalkedabout.SoguessingisveryimportantinunderstandingEnglishespecially尤其spokenEnglish.66.Thispassagetellsusmainlyabout_________.A.theimportanceofguessinginlearningaforeignlanguageB.howtoguesswhatoneisgoingtotalkaboutC.someexamplesofrightguessingD.howimportantitistoguessallthetime67.fromthecontextwecanseemaybethefinishedanswerinEXAMPLEIis_________.A.soIdidn'thaveagoodtimE.B.soIwenttobedverylatE.C..SoIfeltunhappy.D.soIgotupveryearly.68.MaybethefinishedanswerinEXAMPLE2is________.A.Ithinkyou'dbetterhaveagoodrestandtakegoodcareofyourself.B.Ithinkyou'dbetterhavesomethingtodrink.C.Ithinkyou'dbettergetsomehelpfromyourfriends.D.Ithinkyou'dbetterbemorecareful.69.MaybethefinishedanswerinEXAMPLE3is______.A.sheisoneofthemostfamousfilmstars.B.sheisoneofthemostbeautifulwomen.C.sheisoneofthemostfamousspeakers.D...sheisoneofthemosttalkativewomen.70.Fromthepassagewecaninfer推断thatguessingis_______inlearningaforeignlanguagE.A.theonlywayB.moreimportantinspokenEnglishthaninwrittenEnglishC.moreimportantthananyotherwayD.moreimportantinwrittenEnglishthaninspokenEnglish

China’seconomicgrowthhardtopredictTheworseningglobaleconomicsituationmakesitdifficultforChinatopredictitsgrowthfornextyearaseniorofficialsaidonFriday.HowfastChina’seconomywillgrownextyearisuncertainLiuHedeputydirectoroftheOfficeoftheCentralLeadingGrouponFinanceandEconomyWorktoldChinaDaily.Toalargeextenttheratewillbedecidedbytheexternal外部situationLiusaidduringadiscussionwithSwedishPrimeMinisterFredrikReinfeldtandothereconomistsinBeijing.ThisyearGDPisestimatedtogrowat9.4or9.5percentdownfrom10.6percentlastyearhesaiD.HowevertheimpactofthecurrentfinancialturbulenceonoureconomyismuchlessthanontherestoftheworlD.NicholasSternaformerUKgovernmentadvisoralsotoldChinaDailyitwilltakeatleastoneortwoyearsfortheworldtorecoverfromtherecessionwhichisnowspreadingfromtheUSandtheUKtotherestoftheworlD.Wedon’tknowhowlongtherecessionwilllastbutitisunlikelytobeshorthesaiD.LiusaidChinacanusethedownturn衰退asanopportunitytorestructureitseconomywhichhasreliedheavilyongovernmentinvestmentforeigntradeandlow-costtechnologyoverthepastyears.WhentheeconomyisexperiencingfastgrowthcompaniesareunwillingtoupgradetheirtechnologiesLiusaiD.Theslowdowngivessuchfirmstheopportunitytoenhance提高theircompetitiveedgethroughbettertechnologies.FromChinaDaily2009-01-1145.Howmanypeoplearementionedinthispassage?A.Only2.B.Nomorethan3.C.Notmorethan4.D.Atleast5.46.ItcanbeinferredfromLiu’swordsthattheimpactofthecurrentfinancialturbulenceonChina’seconomyis______.A.moreB.lessC.themostD.theleast47.Theunderlineswordextentprobablymeans______.A.senseB.degreeC.sizeD.depth48.AccordingtothepassagethereasonwhyLiusaidthisdownturnisanopportunityforChinatorestructureitseconomyisthat______.A.China’seconomywillnotdependongovernmentinvestmentinthefutureB.ForeigntradewillgrowinthefutureC.ThedownturnwillforceChina’scompaniestoupgradetheirtechnologiesD.Low-costtechnologieswillnotexistinChina

Oneofthemainchallengesfacingmanycountriesishowtomaintaintheiridentityinthefaceofglobalizationandthegrowingmulti-languagetrend.OneofthemainreasonsforeconomicfailureinmanyAfricancountriesisthefactthatwithafewimportantexceptionsmother-tongueeducationisnotpracticedinanyoftheindependentAfricanstates.saidNevilleAlexander.DoctoroftheProjectfortheStudyofAlternativeEducationinSouthAfricaattheUniversityofCapeTown.InresponsetothespreadofEnglishandtheincreasedmulti-languagetrendsarisingfromImmigration.manycountrieshaveintroducedlanguagelawsinthelawsinthelastdecade.Insometheuseoflanguagesotherthanthenationallanguageisbannedinpublicspacessuchasadvertisingposters.Oneofthefirstsuchlegalprovisionswasthe1994Toubonlaw'inFrance.buttheideahasbeencopiedinmanycountriessincethen.Sucheffortstogovernlanguageuseareoftendismissedasfutilebylanguageexperts.whoarewellawareofthedifficultyofcontrollingfashionsinspeechandknowfromresearchthatlanguageswitchingamongbilingualsisanaturalprocess.ItisespeciallydifficultfornativespeakersofEnglishtounderstandthedesiretomaintainthe'purityofalanguagebylaw.SincethetimeofShakespeare.Englishhascontinuallyabsorbedforeignwordsintoitsownlanguage.Englishisoneofthemostmixedandrapidlychanginglanguagesintheworld.Butthehasnotbeenabarriertoacquiringprestigeandpower.AnotherreasonforthefailureofmanynativeEnglishspeakerstounderstandtheroleofstateregulationisthatitbasneverbeentheAnglo-Saxonwayofdoingthings.Englishhasneverhadastate-controlledauthorityforthelanguagesimilarforexampletotheAcademieFrancaiseinFrance.TheneedtoprotectnationallanguagesisformostwesternEuropeansarecentphenomenon-especiallytheneedtoensurethatEnglishdoesnotunnecessarilytakeovertoomanyfields.Publiccommunicationeducationandnewmodesofcommunicationpromotedbytechnologymaybekeyfieldstodefend.61.NevilleAlexanderbelievesthat.A.mother-tongueeducationisnotpracticedinallAfricancountriesB.lackofmother-tongueeducationcanleadtoeconomicfailureC.globalizationhasledtotheriseofmulti-languagetrendsD.globalizationhasresultedintheeconomicfailureofAfrica62.Theunderlinedwordfutileinparagraph2mostprobablymeans_____.A.uselessB.practicalC.workableD.necessary63.WhydomanyEnglish-speaking;countriesnotsupportthelanguageprotectioneffortsdescribedinthepassage?A.Theythinklanguageprotectionlawsareineffective.B.Theywanttheirlanguagetospreadtoothercountries.C.Theyhavealonghistoryoftakingwordsfromotherlanguages.D.Itreducesalanguage'sabilitytoacquireinternationalimportance.64.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A.Englishhastakenoverfieldslikepubliccommunicationandeducation.B.EuropeanshavelongrealizedtheneedtoprotecttheirnationalLanguages.C.Mostlanguageexpertsbelieveitisimportanttopromoteanationallanguage.D.ManyaspectsofnationalculturearethreatenedbythespreadofEnglish.65.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.A.FightingagainsttheruleofEnglishB.Globalizationandmulti-languagetrendsC.ProtectinglocallanguagesandidentitiesD.tomaintainthepurityoflanguagebylaw

EnglishisspokenasafirstlanguagebymostpeopleintheUSABritainAustraliaNewZealandIrelandandCanadA.HoweverEnglishisspokenallovertheworlD.Itisthemainlanguageinover60countriessuchasIndiaSingaporeandinmanyoftheCaribbeanandPacificislands.InthoseplacesEnglishisoftenasecondlanguagE.Englishhaschangedalottheseyearsandstillgoesonchanging.ItisnolongerrighttotalkaboutBritishEnglishorAmericanEnglishifthespeakerdoesn’tcomefromthosecountries.PeopleinJapanorKoreaforexamplemayusetheAmericanspellingbutmaynotsoundlikeAmericans.Englishwillbethemostwidelyusedlanguageintheworldinthe21stcentury.ThislanguagenolongerbelongstoBritishAmericanorAustralianspeakers.ItbelongstoanyonewhocanusethislanguagE.Afteryouleaveschoolyouwillalmostcertainlyneedit.41.InhowmanycountriesisEnglishspokenasafirstlanguageintheworld?A.FivE.B.Four.C.ThreE.D.Six.42.InwhichothercountriesisEnglishspokenasamainlanguage?A.BritainUSAandAustraliA.B.IndiaSingaporeandmanyofCaribbeanandPacificislands.C.ChinaandJapan.D.NewZealandIrelandandCanadA.43.PeoplefromothercountrieslearnEnglishfor.A.passingexamsB.businessandtravelingC.readingEnglishbooksenjoyingEnglishmusicorwatchingfilmsD.BothB.andC.44.IfpeopleinJapanorKoreausetheAmericanspellingthey.A.willspeakthesameasAmericansB.maynotsoundlikeAmericansC.willspeakBritishEnglishD.willspeakEnglishmuchbetter45.Whichtopicisthebestforthepassage?A.A.firstlanguageintheworlD.B.A.secondlanguageintheworlD.C.EnglisharoundtheworlD.D.A.usefullanguagE.

DanielDefoeabout1660～1731wasanimportantnovelistintheEnglishliteraturE.WhenhewasyoungheservedasasoldierandhadbeentoSpainItalyFranceandGermany.Atthesametimehewentinforpolitics.Hecaredmuchaboutthedevelopmentofcapitalism资本主义.Hehadwrittenalotofarticlesagainstitandhewasputintoprisontwiceforthat.ItwasnotuntilhewasnearlysixtythathebegantowritethefamousnovelRobinsonCrusoewhichwaspublishedinMay1709.Itspreadsorapidlythatthestorywasknowntoeveryhouseholdsoon.RobinsonCrusoecanbedividedintothreeparts.ThefirstpartisaboutCrusoe’sthreevoyagesthesecondpartabouthishuntinghidingincavesfarmingandhishardstrugglesagainstnatureonasmallislandthethirdaboutthethingswhichhappenedafterhisreturnfromtheislanD.ThesecondpartisthebodyofthenovelinwhichRobinson’scharactersareclearlyshown.DefoewrotehisnovelinasimplestyleandhislanguageiseasytounderstanD.HisnovelwritingsetamilestoneofthemodernEnglishnovel.InhislaterpartoflifeHewasinpoorhealthandlivedverypoorly.HediedonApril241731.31.DenielDefoewas______andthewriterof______.A.anEnglishmanATaleofTwoCitiesB.anAmericanAMillionPoundNoteC.aFrenchTheLostNecklaceD.anEnglishRobinsonCrusoe32.HowoldwashewhenhebegantowritehisfamousnovelRobinsonCrusoe?A.Hewasinhissixties.B.Hewasinhisfifties.C.Hewasover60.D.Hewassixty.33.RobinsonCrusoecanbedividedinto____partsandthefirstisabout___.A.twohislonelylifeB.threehischaractersC.threehisjourneysbyseaD.fourhisfame34.Everyhouseholdinthispassagemeans______.A.allmembersofafamilyB.allpeopleC.everybuildingD.personslivinginthesamehouse35.WhatwasDefoe’scontributiontotheEnglishliterature?A.Hewroteaveryinterestingstory.B.Hemadepeoplehappywhilereadinghisstory.C.HesetamilestoneofthemodernEnglishnovel.D.Hewasactiveinpoliticsandwasagainstcapitalism.

Withsomanyotherwaystogetinformationthesedaysdowestillneedbooks?Oldhabitsdiehardandarepasseddownfromgenerations.Ifyourparentsreadtoyouthechancesareyouwillreadtoyourchildrenandsoon.WellthatisanidealworlD.IthinkitcomesfromtheeducationalsideoflifE.Ifyouhaveagoodexperienceinschoolwithbooksthenreadingonafterschoolyearswon'tbeaproblem.FormeIdidverywellinEnglishlanguageandliteratureasIhadaninspiringandinterestingEnglishteacherwholetuswriteourstoriesfreelywithoutcorrectingourspellingrightaway.ThecreativesideofyoushouldalwayscomefirstandthenthetechnicalerrorscanbecorrecteD.Startingreadingearlyisveryimportanttochildren'srelationshipwithbooks.Ifyoucasuallyreadtoyourchildrenthenthebookswillhavealwaysbeenthereintheirlivesandbythetimereadingcomesalongattheageof4－5yearsolditwillallbefunandstarttomakesensE.Ithastobesaidthatbooksarevitaltolearning.GettinginformationandsearchingontheInternetisfineandnecessaryatthismomentbutitrequiresreadingandreadingrequirespracticeIbelieveweshouldrelaxwhilstlearninganddigestingfactsandinformationandthiscanonlybedonewiththesimplebook.Learnthebasichabitofreadingabookandthenexpandonandusethetechnologyavailablelikee－bookstomakethingsconvenient.Butwhenyou'renotinarushorwhilstonasunnybeachspendingtimewithyourchildrenwhatcouldbebetterthanholdingthatbookinyourhandsandfeelingtheachievementofgettingtothelastpage?1.Theauthorofthepassagethinksthat________.A.thehabitofreadingshouldbepasseddownfromgenerationsB.booksarelessimportantwithsomanyotherwaystogetinformationC.readingtochildrenhasbecomeanoldhabitD.it'sdifficulttogetchildrentoreadbookstoday2.Wecanconcludefromthesecondparagraphthat________.A.childrencandevelopthegoodhabitofreadingbythemselvesB.it'snotnecessarytocorrectchildren'serrorsinreadingC.readingonafterschoolyearsisbecomingadifficultproblemtodayD.agoodteachercancultivatethehabitofreading3.Accordingtothethirdparagraphifyoucasuallyreadtoyourchildrentheywill________.A.formthehabitofreadingintimeB.havenoideaoftheirrelationshipwithbooksC.losetheinterestinreadingbookslaterD.realizetheimportanceofreadingbytheageof44.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardstheInternet?A.Hethinksitcanonlyruinpeople'spleasureinreading.B.Hethinksitisanimportantwaytogetinformation.C.Hethinksitwillreplacetraditionalbooks.D.Hebelievesweshouldlimittheuseofit.5.Welearnfromthelastparagraphthat________.A.readinge－booksisabetterwaytodigestfactsandinformationB.thetechnologyavailablecanhelpuslearnthebasichabitofreadingbooksC.readingbooksonasunnybeachisonlyawaytokilltimeD.readingcanbeagreatpleasurewhenyouarenotinahurry

AustralianFlagDesignsbyReadersoftheSun-HeraldWereceiveddozensofresponsesafterinvitingreaderstosendintheirdesignsforanewflag.Thedesignswereceivedinclude:JamesAnthonyDrummoyneJamesreducestheUnionJackdowninsizeandchangesitsshapetobecomeareminderoftheBritishtraditionratherthancancelingitaltogether.AtthesametimehesuggestsenlargingthestarsoftheSouthernCross.Hisdesignattemptstousethebestofbothworldsinanewlydesignedflag.AshesaystheBritishpartoftheAustralianFlagistoobigandtheAustralianbitsaretoosmall.WhenyoumakethestarsbiggertheAustralianflagcanlookimpressivE.JoeBollenTurranmurraJoe’sflaghasthemainelementsofarisensunwhitehorizon地平线redearthatthebaseandtheSouthernCross.HeintendstomaketherisensunaspecialAustraliansymbolontheflag.HebelievesitrepresentslifE.TheSouthernCrossshowsthatweliveintheSouthernHemispherE.半球MariaIeraciSydneyMariadeletedtheUnionJackbutotherwisekepttheflagasiswiththeSouthernCrossandFederationStar.Shesays‘ThereisonlyonecorrectwaytochangetheAustralianflagandthatistodroptheUnionJack----whenAustraliabecomesaRepublicwhichshehopeswillbebefore2010.RonBennettSydneyRonrecommendsusingtheAboriginalcolorsbutreplacingtheirimageofthesunwiththemapofAustraliA.HesaysAustraliaisuniquebeinganislandcontinentwithaninstantlyrecognizableoutlineatthatandthiswillleavenodoubtastowhichcountrytheflagbelongs.36.Whichofthefourdesignscanremindyouofthepastofthecountry?A.Joe’sB.Maria’sC.Ron’sD.Jame’s37.TheSouthernCrossinsomeofthedesignsrepresents_________.A.thespiritofthenationB.thepositionofthecountryC.thetraditionofBritainD.theexpectationsofthepeople38.WhatdoestheUnionJackreferto?A.theBritishflagB.A.formerBritishrulerC.groupofstarsD.A.formersymbolofAustralia

IfyouhaveachancetogotoFinlandyouwillprobablybesurprisedtofindhowfoolishtheFinnishpeoplearE.TakethetaxidriversforexamplE.TaxisinFinlandaremostlyhigh-classBenzwithafareoftwoUSdollarsakilometer.YoucangoanywhereinonetellthedrivertodropyouatanyplacesaythatyouhavesomebusinesstoattendtoandthenwalkoffwithoutpayingyourfarE.Thedriverwouldnotshowtheleastsignofanxiety.Thediningroomsinallbighotelsnotonlyservetheirguestsbutalsoserveoutsidediners.Hotelguestshavetheirmealsfreesotheynaturallygotothefreediningroomstohavetheirmeals.Themosttheywoulddotoshowtheirgoodfaithistowavetheirregistrationcardtothewaiter.Withsuchaloosecheckyoucaneasilyuseanyoldregistration登记cardtotakeacoupleoffriendstodinefreeofchargE.TheFinnishworkersarepaidbythehour.TheyareverymuchontheirownassoonastheyhaveagreedwiththebossontheratE.Fromthenontheyjustsayhowmanyhourstheyhaveworkedandtheywillbepaidaccordingly.Withsomanyloopholes漏洞ineverydaylifesurelyFinlandmustbeaheaventothosewholovetotakepettyadvantages.Butthestrangethingisallthetaxipassengerswouldalwayscomebacktopaytheirfareaftertheyhaveattendedtotheirbusiness;notasingleoutsiderhaseverbeenfoundinthefreehoteldiningrooms.Andworkersalwaysgiveanhonestaccountoftheexacthourstheyputin.AstheFinnsalwaysactongoodfaithineverythingtheydolivinginsuchasocietyhasturnedeveryoneintoarealgentleman.60.Theunderlinedwordsinthispassagemeansto______.A.bereadytohelpothersB.makegooduseofone’sfriendsC.bealittleaheadofothersD.gainsomethingatother’sexpense61.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.WhiletakingataxiinFinlandyoucangetoffwithoutfirstpayingyourfarE.B.InabighotelinFinlandyoucanenjoyfreemealsifyou’relivinginthehotel.C.ThebossesinFinlandpaytheemployeesaccordingtoregistrationoftheirworkinghours.D.Theworkersarealwayshonestwiththeirworkinghours.62.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat______.A.theFinnishsocietyisofveryhighmoral道德levelB.therearemanyloopholesineverydaylifeinFinlandC.inFinlandmosttaxidriverswillnotchargeyouanythingD.everyoneinFinlandislikeagentlemanfortheyhavefaithinthemselves63.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.LifeinFinlandB.A.SocietywithFoolishPeopleC.WhataLifeD.HonestaccountsoftheFinns

TheUnitedStatesismainlyanEnglish－speakingcountry.Thegreatnumberofpopulation人口speaksEnglishastheirnativelanguagE.Businesseducationandmostpublishaspects方面oflifeareconductedinEnglish.AcrossthecountrypeoplepronounceEnglishsoundsinseveraldifferentwaysandsomeregional地区differencesinwordspellingexistbutforthemostpartAmericansspeakonecommonlanguagE.ThislanguageissometimescalledAmericanEnglish.HowevernoteveryoneintheUSisanativespeakerofEnglish.Mostofthepersonscomingintothecountryarespeakersofotherlanguages.TherearehundredsofcommunitiesaroundtheUSwhereEnglishisnotthemostcommonlyusedlanguagE.ChineseItalianGermanAmericanGreekVietnameseandFrenchareallspokeninagreatnumberofcommunitiesintheUnitedStates.SpanishisthesecondmostcommonlyspokenlanguageafterEnglishintheUS.ItiswidelyspokeninNewYorkandacrossthesouthernpartofthecountry.ForspeakersofotherlanguageslearningEnglishisimportantbuttraditionally传统上teachingpeopletospeakEnglishasasecondlanguagewasgivenlittleattention.Non－EnglishspeakerswereexpectedtopickupthelanguagethroughgettingintouchwithpeopleinpubliC.RecentlythishaschangeD.TodaymostlargepublicschoolsandcommunitycollegeshaveESLEnglishasaSecondLanguageprograms.AmericanEnglishteachersfeelthatEnglishstudentsshouldlearnthelanguagethewaytheywillbeusingit.ThereforeESLprogramsteachdifferentEnglishlessonstodifferentstudents.SomeprogramsteachstudentstocommunicateinEnglishinpubliC.1.WhatlanguageorlanguagesdopeopleintheUnitedStatesspeak?A.English.B.AmericanEnglish.C.EnglishandSpanish.D.Englishandlotsofotherlanguages2.ESLstandsfor________.A.EnglishasaSpecialLanguageB.EnglishasaSpokenLanguageC.EnglishandSpanishLanguagesD.EnglishasaSecondLanguage3.WhereisSpanishspokenintheUnitedStates?A.InmostpartofNewYorkandthesouthernstates.B.InNewYorkandallthesouthernstates.C.InNewYorkandacrossthesouthernpartofthecountry.D.InNewYorkandmanysouthernstates.4.Non－Englishspeakerswereexpectedto‘pickup’thelanguagethroughlisteningtoandtalkingwithpeopleinpubliC.Herepickupmeans________.A.masterwithoutdifficultyB.doone'sbesttostudyC.learnwithouttakinglessonsD.knowonlyalittleabout5.AmericanEnglishteachersfeelthatEnglishstudentsshouldlearnthelanguagethewaytheywillbeusingit.HereEnglishstudentsmeans________.A.thestudentswhoareEnglishB.thestudentswhoknownothingaboutEnglishC.thestudentswhowishtolearnEnglishD.thestudentswhocometotheUSfromsomeothercountries

Joeyisloyalencouragingandself-sacrificingalwaysputtingothers’interestsaheadofhisown.Heisahardworkerwhoalsolovestorunandplay.Inshorthe’sanidealfriendandaheroiccharacter.Hereisthething:JoeyisahorsewhoappearsasthemaincharacterinStevenSpielberg’snewfilmWarHorse.ItisbasedonMichaelMorpurgo’s1982novelwhichalsocausedthesame-titledTonyAwardswinningplay.ThefilmfollowsthesagaofJoeyaracehorsethat’strainedforfarmworkunderthelovingcareofAlbertJeremyIrvineafterAlbert’sdrunkfatherTedPeterMullanoverpaysfortheanimalatauction拍卖会.ThentheWorldWarItearsAlbertandJoeyapart.JoeyissoldintothewareffortfortheBritishandstartshisepisodicadventuresinEuropE.SplendidlystagedthebattleplotsinthefilmarevisuallyastoundingandimpressivE.AndwithSpielberg’suniquetop-notchdirectionandstorytellingskillsWarHorsecannotescapeitsepisodicnaturecallingtomindanotherSpielbergfilmaboutthehorrorsofwaranditseffectsuponsoldiersandcivilians—SavingPrivateRyan.Whilethatfilmshockedwithhorrificscenesofbleedingitreliedonacompanyofeasily-describedcharactersandafocusedstorylinetopresentheroicthemes.LikeSavingPrivateRyanWarHorseclingstoaseriesofcharactersnotonlyAlbertbutalsoBritishofficersFrenchciviliansandGermansoldierswhodisplaycourageinthefaceofdanger.EveryonewhocomesincontactwithJoeyiseitheralreadyintouchwiththeirinnerangelorisquicklymovedtobecomemorehumanE.Althoughnoneofthiscoversthefactthatwe’veseenthisstuffelsewherebeforethelovelysentimentwillstealyourheart.AndtheemotionalsignatureofSpielbergcanbefeltasheestablishestherelationshipbetweentheboyandthehorseandthemoodofthepiece–therewillbetears.ThereforecallingthisbeautifuldramaticallyincompletefilmSavingPrivateJoeyisentirelyjustifiablE.56.IncommonwithSavingPrivateRyanthefilmWarHorse_________.A.isfullofterrifyingscenesofbleedingandkillingB.receivedthetitleofTonyAwardsWinningPlayC.coversalotofcharactersD.tellsthestoryhappeningintheSecondWorldWar57.Whichstatementistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.WarHorseisbasedonthesame-titlednovelbyStevenSpielberg.B.Joeyisaheroiccharacterbecausehesavedmanypeople’slives.C.AlbertsoldJoeyintothewareffortforEuropE.D.JoeycametoAlbert’scareafterTedpaidalotofmoneyforit.58.Accordingtothepassagewhatdoestheunderlinedwordastoundingmean?A.astonishingB.confusingC.satisfyingD.disappointing59.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.Joey─aheroicracehorseB.AlbertandJoeyC.SavingPrivateJoeyD.Spielberg’sJoey

Accordingtoarecentsurveyonmoneyandrelationships36%ofpeoplearekeepingabankaccountfromtheirpartner.Whilethisfinancialunfaithfulnessmayappearasdistrustinarelationshipintruthitmayjustbeaformoffinancialprotection.Withalmosthalfofallmarriagesendingindivorcemenandwomenarerealizingtheyneedtobefinanciallysavvyregardlessofwhethertheyareinarelationship.ThefinancialhardshiponindividualsafteradivorcecanbeextremelydifficultevenmoresowhenchildrenareinvolveD.Thelackofpermanencyinrelationshipsjobsandfamilylifemaybethecauseofagrowingtrendtokeepasecretbankaccounthiddenfromapartnerinotherwordsanescapefund.Margaret’sstoryisfarfromuniquE.Sheisarepresentativeofagrowingnumberofwomeninlong-termrelationshipswhoarebecomingprotectiveoftheirownearnings.EverymonthonpaydayshebankshundredsofdollarsintoasavingsaccountshekeepsfromherhusbanD.Shehasbeendoingthisthroughouttheirsix-yearmarriageandhasbuiltanesteggworthanincredible$100000.Margaretsaysifherhusbandfoundabouthersecretsavingshe’dbehurtandwouldtakethisasasignthatshewasn’tsureofthemarriagE.He’dthinkitwasmyescapefundsothatfinanciallyIcouldaffordtogetoutoftherelationshipifitwentwrong.IknowyoushouldapproachmarriageasbeingforeverandIhopeoursisbutyoucanneverbesurE.LikemanyofherfellowsecretsaversMargaretwashurtinaformerrelationshipandhassincebeenveryguardedaboutherownmoney.ComingcleantoyourpartneraboutbeingasecretsavermaynotbeallthatbaD.TakeColleenforexamplewhohadbeensavingsecretlyforafewyearsbeforesheconfessed坦白toherpartner.Idecidedtoopenasavingsaccountandstartbuildinganesteggofmyown.IwantedtoprovetomyselfthatIcouldputmoneyinthebankandleaveitthereforarainyday.61.Theunderlinedwordsavvyprobablymeans________.A.doubtfulB.proudC.wiseD.simple62.WhichinferencecanwemakeaboutMargaretA.Sheisauniquewoman.B.ShewasoncedivorceD.C.SheisgoingtoretirE.D.Shehasmanychildren.63.TheauthormentionsColleen’sexampletoshow__________.A.anycouplecanavoidmarriageconflictsB.privacywithinmarriageshouldberespectedC.everyonecansaveafortunewithahappymarriageD.financialconfessionisnotnecessarilybad64.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleofthispassage?A.SecretSaversB.LoveIsWhatIt’sWorthC.BankingHonestyD.OnceBittenTwiceShy

Chocolatesoapissupposedtobegoodfortheskin.Butit’snotsogoodforthetonguE.UnfortunatelyfortheUSsoldiersofWorldWarIIthechocolatebarsthearmygavethemtastedliketheywereintendedforuseinthebath.Inthearmy’sdefenseitwasn’ttryingtowinanycookingawards.Infactitspecificallyorderedthatitschocolatebarsnotbetoodelicioussosoldierswouldn’teatthemtooquickly.ThesebarswerecreatedforsurvivalnottastE.TheywereawfulJohnOttoaformerarmycaptaininWorldWarⅡsaiD.Theywerebigthickthingsandtheyweren’tanygooD.ItriedthembutIhadtobeawfulhungryafterItriedthemoncE.Asunappealingasthechocolatebarsweretosomeotherslikedthem.SamuelHinklethechemistwhocreatedthechocolatebarspointedoutthatthenumberofbarsmadewerefargreaterthanthearmyneedeD.ItsoonbecameobviousthatthegenerousAmericansoldiersweresharingtheirvaluedpossessionswiththeirforeignfriendswhethersoldiersofothercountriesorlocalcitizens.ThebarsturnedmanyhungryEuropeansintofriendsoftheUnitedStates.PeoplewantedthemsaidOttoYou’dgivethemtokids.Insomeplacestheywereveryhungry.AndtheysurehelpedrelaxpeopleaboutAmericansoldiers.OttosaidheneversawaEuropeanturnhisorhernoseupatthechocolatE.ItwasfoodhesaidAtthattimeeveryonewasveryhungry.IsawGermankidsstandingoutsidetheU.S.armykitchen.Theyweren’tbeggingjuststandingthereverypolitely.WhenweweredonethekidswouldeatthefoodoutofthegarbagE.Theywerethathungry.OtherEuropeansdidnotseechocolateuntilwellafterthewarendeD.Wedidn’tseeanyAmericanswhereIwassaidElizabethRadsmawhowas25yearsoldwhentheGermansoccupiedhercountrytheNetherlands.EvenafterthewarwesawonlyEnglish.MaybetheAmericansgaveoutsomechocolateinthebigcitiesbutwewereonlyinasmalltown.BeforetheBritishwesawonlyGermansoldiers.Butchocolate?Don’tmakemelaugh!Maybeinmydreams!AsoldierinthefieldmighthaverespondedBecarefulwhatyouwishfor—andthengratefullybitonachocolatebartheonlyfoodavailableformiles.61.WhatwastheAmericansoldiers’attitudetowardsthechocolatebars?A.Theyweredelicious.B.Theytastedawful.C.Theywerenecessaryforsurvival.D.ToomanyofthemwereproduceD.62.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.TheUSsoldiersusedthechocolatebarsasbathsoap.B.TheUSsoldiersdidnothaveenoughfoodduringWorldWarⅡ.C.TheUSarmyproducedmorechocolatebarsthannecessaryforitssoldiers.D.EuropeanpeopleregrettedeatingchocolatebarsfromtheUSsoldiers.63.Theunderlinedexpressionturnhisorhernoseupatprobablymeans____.A.rejectB.demandC.receiveD.smell64.WhydoestheauthormentiontheGermankids’story?A.TotellhowfriendlytheAmericansoldierswerE.B.TodescribethehungerinGermanyduringthewar.C.ToproveGermankidscouldbeverypolitE.D.ToshowhowmuchtheywereeagerforchocolatE.65.ElizabethRadsmaneversawchocolateduringthewarbecause____.A.theUSsoldiershandedoutallchocolatetopeopleinbigcitiesB.theGermansoldierskeptthemallforthemselvesC.theBritishsoldiersdidn’tshareitwiththelocalpeopleD.theUSsoldiersnevershowedupinthesmalltownshelivedin

FreeRicE.comisanon-profitwebsiterunbytheUnitedNationsWorldFoodProgramUNWFP.Itaimstoprovideeducationtoeveryoneforfreeandhelpendworldhunger.JoinusandhavefunwithourvocabularygamE.ForeachvocabularywordyougetrightwedonatefreericethroughUNWFPtothosehungrypeoplE.Howdoyouplaythevocabularygame?ClickontheanswerthatisclosestinmeaningtotheworD.IfyougetitrightyougetaharderworD.IfwrongyougetaneasierworD.Foreachwordyougetrightwedonate20grainsofricetoUNWFP.Howdoesthevocabularygamehelpyou?Thisgamemaymakeyousmarter.Whilelearningnewvocabularyitcanhelpyou:★Presentyourideasbetter★Writebetterpaperse-mailsandbusinessletters★Speakmoreaccuratelyandinfluentially★Readfasterbecauseyouunderstandbetter★Getbettergradesinhighschoolandcollege★Performbetteratjobinterviews★BemoreeffectiveandsuccessfulatyourjobAfteryouhavedoneFreeRiceforacoupleofdaysyoumaynoticeaphenomenon.Wordsthatyouhaveneverconsciouslyusedbeforewillbegintopopintoyourheadwhileyouarespeakingorwriting.Youwillfeelyourselfusingandknowingmorewords.HowdoestheFreeRicevocabularyprogramwork?FreeRicehasadatabasecontainingthousandsofwordsatdifferentlevelsofdifficulty.TherearewordsproperforpeoplejustlearningEnglishandwordsthatwillchallengethemostlearnedprofessors.Inbetweenarethousandsofwordsforstudentsbusinesspeopledoctorstruckdriverseveryone!FreeRiceadjuststoyourlevelofvocabulary.Itstartsbygivingyouwordsatdifferentlevelsofdifficultyandthenbasedonhowyoudodesignsaproperstartinglevelforyou.Whenyougetawordwrongyougotoaneasierlevel.Whenyougetthreewordsinarowrightyougotoaharderlevel.Thereare60levelsinallbutitisrareforpeopletogetaboveLevel50.Signupnowandyouwillhavefunaswellashelpendworldhunger.60.Accordingtothepassagethepurposeofthevocabularygameisto______.A.combineEnglishlearningwithhelpinghungrypeopleB.makeitpopularinEnglish-speakingcountriesC.encouragepeopletoproducemorericeD.provideEnglishlearningforpoorareas61.Playingthevocabularygameenablesyouto______.A.developsomenewideasB.increasechancesofjobinterviewC.beadmittedtoauniversityD.performbetterinaspeechcompetition62.Peopleofdifferentvocabularylevelscanplaythegamebecause______.A.itisfreeofchargeB.itoffersfairchancestoeveryoneC.itchangeslevelswiththeirperformanceD.itmeetstheneedsofpeopleindifferentfields

AmericanswearblackformourningChinesewearwhitE.Westernersthinkofdragonsasmonsters.ChinesehonorthemassymbolsofGoD.Chinesecivilizationhasoftenshownsuchpolarities极性withtheWestasthougheachstandsatextremeendsofaglobalstring.NowintheUniversityofCaliforniaBerkeleypsychologisthasdiscovereddeeperpolaritiesbetweenChineseandAmericancultures—polaritiesthatgototheheartofhowwereasonanddiscovertruth.HisfindingsgofartowardexplainingwhyAmericanculturesseemtocontentiousandChineseculturessopassivewhencomparedtoeachother.MoreimportantlytheresearchopensthewayforthepeoplesoftheEastandtheWesttolearnfromeachotherinfundamentalways.TheChinesecouldlearnmuchfromWesternmethodsfordeterminingscientifictruthsaidKaipingPengaformerBeijingScholarwhoisnowaUCBerkeleyassistantprofessorofpsychology.AndAmericanscouldprofitenormouslyfromtheChinesetoleranceforacceptingcontradictionsinsocialandpersonallifehesaiD.AmericanshaveaterribleneedtofindoutwhoisrightinanargumentsaidPeng.Theproblemisthatattheinterpersonallevelyoureallydon’tneedtofindthetruthormaybethereisn’tany.ChinesepeoplesaidPengarefarmorecontenttothinkthatbothsideshaveflawsandvirtuesbecausetheyhaveaholisticawarenessthatlifeisfullofcontradictions.TheydofarlessblamingoftheindividualthandoAmericansheaddeD.InstudiesofinterpersonalargumentforexamplewhensubjectswereaskedtodealwithcontradictoryinformationstemmingfromconflictbetweenamotherandadaughterorastudentandaschoolPengfoundthatAmericanswerenon-compromisingblamingoneside—usuallythemother—forthecausesoftheproblemsdemandingchangesfromonesidetoattainasolutionandofferingnocompromiseindealingwiththeconflict.ComparedtothisangryblamingAmericanstancetheChinesewereparagons模范ofcompromisefindingfaultonbothsidesandlookingforsolutionsthatmovedbothsidestothemiddlE.41.InParagraph1theauthorsetsexamplesinorderto_____.A.exposethecontradictionbetweenChineseandAmericansB.showthedifferencesbetweenChinesecultureandAmericancultureC.findthereasonforthedifferencesD.generalizethemainideaofthepassage42.TheunderlinedwordcontentiousinParagraph2probablymeans_____.A.conservativeB.aggressiveC.objectiveD.optimistic43.ComparedwithAmericansChineseare_____.A.likelytofindthetruthinlifeB.reluctanttoadmittheirownfailureC.reluctanttohaveageneralideaofthingsD.likelytoknowadvantagesanddisadvantagesofthings44.Thestudiesshowthat_____.A.anAmericantreatshisorhermotherbadlyB.differentideasoftreatingtheagedC.differentpersonalityofChineseandAmericanD.differentconflictsofAmericansandChinese45.Themainideaofthepassageis_____.A.polaritiesbetweenAmericanandChinesecultureB.prioritiesofAmericanculturetoChineseC.differentattitudestowardstheagedD.differentmannersinsocialoccasions

InEnglandrecentlythreeforeigngentlemencametoabusstopandwaited.Aboutfiveminuteslaterthebustheywantedcamealong.Theywerejustgoingtogetonwhensuddenlytherewasaloudnoisebehindthem.Peoplerushedontothebusandtriedtopushthemoutoftheway.Someoneshoutedatthem.Thebusconductorcamerushingdownthestairstoseewhatallthetroublewasabout.Thethreeforeignersseemallatseaandlookedembarrassed窘迫的.NoonehadtoldthemabouttheBritishcustomofliningupforabusthatthefirstpersonwhoarrivesatthebusstopisthefirstpersontogetonthebus.Learningthelanguageofacountryisn'tenough.Ifyouwanttohaveapleasantvisitfindoutasmuchaspossibleaboutthemannersandcustomsofyourhostcountry.Youwillprobablybesurprisedjusthowdifferenttheycanbefromyourown.A.visitortoIndiawoulddowelltorememberthatpeoplethereconsideritimpolitetousethelefthandforpassingfoodattablE.Thelefthandissupposedtobeusedforwashingyourself.AlsoinIndiayoumightseeamanshakinghisheadatanothertoshowthathedoesn'tagreE.ButinmanypartsofIndiaashakeoftheheadmeansagreement.Nodding点头yourheadwhenyouaregivenadrinkinBulgariawillmostprobablyleaveyouthirsty.Inthatcountryyoushakeyourheadtomean'yes'—anodmeans'no'.AtamealincountriesontheArabicPeninsulayouwillfindthatyourglassisrepeatedrefilledassoonasyoudrinkup.Ifyouthinkthatyouhavehadenoughyoushouldtakethecuporglassesinyourhandandgiveitalittleshakefromsidetosideorplaceyourhandoverthetop.InEuropeitisquiteusualtocrossyourlegswhenyouaresittingtalkingtosomeoneevenatanimportantmeeting.DoingthisinThailandhowevercouldbringabouttrouble.Alsoyoushouldtrytoavoidtouchingtheheadofanadult——it'sjustnotdoneinThailand.64.TheBritishpeopletriedtopushthethreegentlemenoutofthewaybecausethegentlemen_________.A.wereforeignersB.didn'thaveticketsC.madealoudnoiseD.didn'tlineupforthebus65.Accordingtothearticleifyouwanttohaveapleasantjourneyinaforeigncountryyoushould_________.A.learnthelanguageofthecountryB.understandthemannersandcustomsofthecountryC.haveenoughtimeandmoneyD.makefriendswiththepeoplethere66.InIndiaitisconsideredimpolite___________.A.tousetherighthandforpassingfoodattablE.B.topassfoodwiththelefthanD.C.toeatfoodwithyourhands.D.tohelpyourselfattablE.67.Tocrossone'slegsatanimportantmeetinginEuropeis_______.A.acommonhabitB.animportantmannerC.aserioustroubleD.abadmanner

Inthemoreandmorecompetitiveserviceindustryitisnolongerenoughtopromisecustomersatisfaction.TodaycustomerdelightiswhatcompaniesaretryingtoachieveinordertokeepandincreasemarketsharE.Itisacceptedinthemarketingindustryandconfirmedbyanumberofresearchersthatcustomersreceivinggoodservicewillpromotebusinessbytellingupto12otherpeople;thosetreatedbadlytelltalesofworsetoupto20peoplE.Interestingly80percentofpeoplewhofeeltheircomplaintsarehandledfairlywillstayloyal.NewchallengesforcustomercarehavecomewhenpeoplecanobtaingoodsandservicesthroughtelephonecallcentersandtheInternet.Forexamplemanycompaniesnowhavetoinvestalotofmoneyininformationtechnologyandstafftraininginordertocopewiththephonerage—causedbydelaysinansweringcallsbeingcutoffinmid-conversationorleftwaitingforlongperiods.ManypeopledonotliketalkingtomachinessaysDrStoreySeniorLecturerinMarketingatCityUniversityBusinessSchool.Banksforexampleencouragestaffatcallcenterstousecustomerdatatoestablishinstantandgoodrelationshipwiththem.Theaimistomakethecustomerfeeltheyknowyouandthatyoucantrustthem—thesortofcomfortablefeelingspeoplehaveduringface-to-facechatswiththeirlocalbranchmanager.Recommendedwaysofcreatingcustomerdelightinclude:under-promisingandover-deliveringsayingthatarepairwillbecarriedoutwithinfivehoursbutgettingitdonewithintwo;replacingafaultyproductimmediately;throwinginagiftcouponasanunexpectedthankyoutoregularcustomers;andalwaysreturningcallsevenwhentheyarecomplaints.AirlinesfacesomeofthetoughestchallengesovercustomercarE.Fiercecompetitionhasconvincedthemthatdelightingpassengersisanimportantmarketingtoolwhilethereisgreatpotentialforcustomerangeroverdelayscausedbyweatherunclaimedluggageandtechnicalproblems.ForBritishAirwaysstaffawinningtelephonestyleisconsideredvitalinhandlingthelargevolumeofcallsaboutbookingsandflighttimes.TheAirwaysalsosaysitscustomercarepoliciesareappliedwithinthecompanyandstaffaretaughttoregardeachotherascustomersrequiringthehigheststandardsofservicE.Customercareisobviouslyheretostayanditwouldbeafoolishcompanythatusedsloganssuchaswedoasweplease.Ontheotherhandthemorecustomersarepromisedthegreatertheriskofdisappointment.41.WecanlearnfromParagraph2that_______.A.complainingcustomersarehardtosatisfyB.unsatisfiedcustomersreceivebetterserviceC.satisfiedcustomerscatchmoreattentionD.well-treatedcustomerspromotebusiness42.ThewritermentionsphonerageParagraph3toshowthat________.A.customersoftenusephonestoexpresstheirangerB.peoplestillprefertobuygoodsonlineC.customercarebecomesmoredemandingD.customersrelyontheirphonestoobtainservices43.Whatdoesthewriterrecommendtocreatecustomerdelight?A.Callingcustomersregularly.B.GivingathankyounotE.C.DeliveringaquickerservicE.D.Promisingmoregifts.44.Customerdelightisimportantforairlinesbecause________.A.theirtelephonestyleremainsunchangedB.theyaremorelikelytomeetwithcomplaintsC.theservicescostthemalotofmoneyD.thepoliciescanbeappliedtotheirstaff45.Whichofthefollowingisconveyedinthisarticle?A.Face-to–faceservicecreatescomfortablefeelingsamongcustomers.B.Companiesthatpromisemorewillnaturallyattractmorecustomers.C.A.companyshouldpromiselessbutdomoreinacompetitivemarket.D.Customerdelightismoreimportantforairlinesthanforbanks.

WhenwriterNicholasCarrbeganresearchinghisbookonwhethertheInternetisbadforourmindsherestricted限制hisonlineaccess.HisnewbookTheShallowsWhattheInternetisDoingtoOurBrainssuggeststhelatesttechnologymakesuslessabletothinkdeeply.Cartfoundhecouldn’tconcentrateandthathecouldn’tworkonthebookwhilestayingonlinE.SoIwasonlycheckingmye­mailacoupleoftimesadayratherthanevery45seconds.IfoundthosetypesofthingsreallydidmakeadifferencehesaiD.AfteratfirstfeelinguncomfortablewithhissuddenlossofonlineconnectionwithinacoupleofweeksCarrwasabletostayconcentratedononetaskforalongerperioD.Carrwrotea2008AtlanticmagazinepiecethataskedaquestionIsGoogleMakingUsStupidandwantedtodigdeeperintohowtheInternetchangesourminds.Hisbookexaminesthehistoryofreadingandthescienceofhowusingdifferentmedia媒体changesourbrains.ExploringhowsocietychangedfromanoraltraditiontotheprintedwordandtotheInternetheexplainshowthebrainadjustsitselftonewinformationsources.ReadingontheInternethasgreatlychangedhowweuseourbrainshewrites.Facingalotoftextphotosvideosmusictextmessagese­mailsandblogsourmindshavebecomeusedtoskimming略读andscanning跳读information.AsaresultwehavedevelopedsharperskillsatmakingfastdecisionsCarrsays.ButnowmostofusinfrequentlyreadbookslongessaysorarticlesthatwouldhelpusconcentrateCarrwrites.CarrsaysforcenturiesbookshelpedfocusourmindsononetopicatatimE.Hehasasuggestionforthosewhofeelwebsurfinghasleftthemunabletoconcentrate—slowdownturnofftheInternetandpracticetheskillsofbeingdeepinthought.64.NicholasCarr’snewbookismainlytostudy________.A.theadvantagesoftheInternetB.thedevelopmentofourbrainsC.thewaysofusingtheInternetD.thebadinfluencesoftheInternet65.WhatmaywefindinNicholasCarr’snewbook?A.ThehistoryoftheInternet.B.Themedia’sinfluenceonourbrains.C.WaysofreadingonlinE.D.Waysoftrainingourbrains.66.AccordingtoNicholasCarrwemakefastdecisionsbecauseof________.A.ourreadinghabitsB.oursmarterbrainsC.therebeingfewerbooksD.therebeinglessinformation67.Whatisthepurposeofthelastparagraph?A.TochangeourhabitsoflifE.B.Togiveussomewarnings.C.ToaskustobuyCarr’snewbook.D.TogiveussomeusefuladvicE.

OnSaturdaymillionsofpeoplearoundtheworldwillcelebrateSaintPatrick’sDaywhichhonorsPatronSaintamainreligiousfigureofIrelanD.CommunitiesacrosstheUnitedStateswillhostparadespartiesandotherfestivitiestomarktheoccasion.ThisyearcitieslikeBostonNewYorkandChicagohaveorganizedmassiveeventscelebratingSaintPatrick’sDay.InNewYorkCityhundredsofthousandsofpeoplewillgathertowatchtheSaintPatrick’sDayparade－thenation’slargest.ItisoneofthemostwatchedparadesintheworlD.Lastyearalmost2millionspectatorsandmorethan150000participantsfilledthestreets.Theparadefirstheldin1776isalsooneoftheoldest.Chicagoalsothrowsabigcelebration.EveryyeartheChicagoRiverwhichcrossesthecityglowsgreenaseventorganizersdumpabout40poundsoffluorescenceapowerfuldye染料intothewater.BostonkeepsitsparaderollingforthreehoursormorE.Itisthenation’ssecond-largestparadE.ThecitywillalsosaluteoneofitsmostfamousformerresidentsPresidentJohnF.KennedybyopeningtheexhibitA.JourneyHomeJohnF.KennedyandIrelandathisofficiallibrary.PatronSaintlivedinBritainintheearlyfifthcenturywhenitwasstillpartoftheRomanEmpirE.HewascapturedandsoldintoslaveryinIrelandwhenhewasonly16.Heeventuallyescapedslaveryandturnedtoalifeofreligiousdevotion.HetrainedtobecomeaministerandsetouttospreadChristianitythroughoutIrelanD.After30yearsasareligiousleaderPatrickdiedonMarch171461.SaintPatrick’sDayisalwayscelebratedonMarch17.InIrelanditisanofficialholiday.64.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.CelebrationsacrosstheCountryB.AnOfficialHolidayinUSC.TheLargestParadeintheWorldD.SaintPatrick’sDay65.WhatdoyouthinkistheofficialcolorofSt.Patrick’sDay?A.Green.B.ReD.C.Black.D.Yellow.66.Thelastparagraphismainlyabout.A.thecruelslavetradeB.SaintPatrick’schildhoodC.activitiesduringSaintPatrick’sDayD.Ireland’sPatronSaint67.WhichofthefollowingisNOTcorrectaccordingtothepassage?A.ParadeisamostimportanteventtoobserveSaintPatrick’sDay.B.MillionsofAmericanscelebrateSaintPatrick’sDayeveryyear.C.ChicagopaintsabridgegreenforSaintPatrick’sDay.D.TheSaintPatrick’sDayparadehasahistoryofovertwocenturies.

Communicatingeffectivelymeansmorethanknowingwhattosayandwhentosayit.Communicationinvolvesthesubtlesignalsyourbodylanguagesendstothosewhoarewatching.Herearesomecommonbodyactionsandtheimpressionstheycreate:●Fiddling好动—Playingwithyourwatchorapenlookslikeyou’reboredorimpatient.●Clockwatching—Itlookslikeyou’retomoveontosomethingelsE.●Tapping—Tappingyourfeetorfingerssuggestsyouareimpatientornervous.●Staring—Anunblinking不眨眼的stareconveysthreateningorviolentbehaviour.●Legscrossedorbodyhunched弓背耸肩—Closingupyourbodyprofile—becomingsmaller—lookslikeyoulackconfidencE.●Armscrossed—Ifyoukeepyourarmsfoldedduringcommunicationyouappeartobedefendingyourselfagainsttheothers.●Touchingyourface—Whenyouhaveyourhandinfrontofyourmouthyouappearveryshy.●Rubbingyournoselookingaway—Peoplewhoarelyingoftenrubtheirnoseorlookawaywhenspeaking.●Noeyecontact—Ifyouwon’tlooktheotherspeakerintheeyeyouseemtohavelowinterestoralackofconfidencE.Don’tforgetstaringabovE.Howyoucommunicatewithyourbodylanguageisjustasimportantaswhatyousay.Watchyourbodylanguageandcontroltheunconsciousmessagesyoumightbesending.59.AccordingtothepassageeffectivecommunicationincludesallofthefollowingEXCEPT_____.A.knowingwhattosayB.sendingunconsciousmessagestootherpeopleC.sayingtherightthingattherighttimeD.gettinginformationfromtheotherspeaker’sbodylanguage60.Whichofthefollowingpeoplelooksshyaccordingtothepassage?61.Ifyouwanttoshowconfidencewhencommunicatingyoushould______.A.crossyourlegsorhunchyourbodyB.avoiddirecteyecontactC.looktheotherspeakerintheeyeD.keeptouchingyourface

IcreditmytypingskilltosomanyhoursofchattingonlinE.UnfortunatelyasmytypingspeedincreasedontheInternetallgrammaticalruleswentoutofthewindow.Youseeinstantmessageshavetheirownshorthandlanguageandgrammarisn’timportantofwhichevenanewbie新手isawarE.Theycanleaveoutarticlessubjects主语pronounsetC.TheycanmisspellorrespellalmostanyworD.TheyoftenaskA/S/Lwhentheyfirstchat.Abbreviations缩写andcapitalizations大写areparticularlyimportant.English-speakinginstantmessengersalsorefusetoburdenthemselveswithpunctuationandcapitalization.AfterIcamebackChinaIdiscoverednotonebuttwoinstantmessagingcrazes.ThefirstwhichbroughtbackmemoriesofmypreviousaddictiontothecomputerwasQQ.IcanseeevidencethattheChinesehavethesamekindofseparateinstantmessaginglanguageevenwhentheychatinEnglish.Myfirstwordinthislanguageforexamplewasft.ThisabbreviationforfaintisusedwheneverthereisaneedtoexpresssurprisE.IalsodiscoveredthatChineseusethesamekindofabbreviationforalaugh.Andthereisanextraordinarynumberofsmileys表情符tothevomitandarmysoldiersmileys.ThereisevenaSARAsmiley.AfterQQthereisanotherperhapsmorewidespreadmessagingtrenD.Youguessedit---cellphonetextmessaging.Inowunderstandhowusefultextmessagingisandwhyitissocommon.IadmitthatIhavebeenguiltyofsendingtextmessageswhilewalkingoutsideorsittingonthesubway.Whohasn’t?NomatterwhereIgoIseepeopleontheircellphonesmessaging.Infactit’sraretoseesomeoneactuallytalkingontheirphone!SoitlooksasifthereisnoescapefromtheinstantmessagingcrazesnomatterwhereintheworldIgo.Andthat’splainlynotgoingtochangE.IntheendthoughIcan’tcomplain:instantmessagingisquickit’scheapit’seasyandit’sextremelyfuntoo.Andafteralleveryone’sdoingit.60.TheunderlinedphrasewentoutofthewindowinParagraph1probablymeans.A.increasedB.occurredC.disappearedD.changed61.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.GrammarandcorrectspellingareveryimportantwhilechattingonlinE.B.ThereareenoughsmileysandiconstoexpressyourselveswhilechattingonlinE.C.Thewriterisskilledattypingandoncewasaddictedtoonlinegames.D.ItisimpolitetoleaveoutsomeunimportantwordsorletterswhilechattingonlinE.62.Thewriterbelievesthatinstantmessagingis.A.fulloffunbuttime-consumingB.widespreadbutunnecessaryC.quickbutdifficulttodoD.commonusedandcheap63.Whichmightbethemainideaofthepassage?A.WhocanescapeQQandcellphonetextmessaging?B.Whyisinstantmessagingsopopular?C.Chattingonlineisgoodforyourtypingskill.D.ChattingonQQisnaturalforpeoplE.

Someyearsagoindustrieshadmorefreedomthantheyhavenowandtheydidnotneedtobeascarefulastheymusttoday.TheydidnotneedtoworryalotaboutthesafetyofthenewproductsthattheydevelopeD.Theydidnothavetopaymuchattentiontothehealthandsafetyofthepeoplewhoworkedforthem.Oftennewproductsweredangerousforthepeoplewhousedthemoftenconditionsintheworkplacehadverybadeffectsonthehealthoftheworkers.Ofcoursesometimestherewererealdisasterswhichattractedtheattentionofgovernmentsandwhichshowedtheneedforchanges.AlsoscientistswhoweredoingresearchintothehealthofworkerssometimesproducedinformationwhichgovernmentscouldnotignorE.Atsuchtimestherewereinquiries调查intothecausesofthedisastersortheproblems.Newsafetyruleswereoftenintroducedasaresultoftheseinquirieshoweverthenewrulescametoolatetoprotectthepeoplewhodiedorwhobecameseriouslyill.Todaymanygovernmentshavespecialdepartmentswhichprotectcustomersandworkers.IntheU.S.forexamplethereisadepartmentwhichexaminesnewplanesandgiveswarningsaboutpossibleproblems.Italsomakestherulesthataircraftproducersmustfollow.Anotherdepartmentcontrolsthefoodsanddrugsthatcompaniessell.A.thirddepartmentlooksattheplaceswherepeopleworkandthenreportsanycompaniesthatarebreakingthelawswhichprotectthehealthandsafetyofworkers.Ofcoursenewgovernmentdepartmentsandnewlawscannotpreventeveryaccidentorillnessbuttheyarehavingsomegoodresults.OurworkplacesaresaferandcleanerthanbeforE.Theplanesandcarswhichweusefortravelarebetter.Producersarethinkingmoreaboutthesafetyandhealthofthepeoplewhobuyandusetheirproducts.66.Themaintopicofthepassageis________________.A.conditionsintheworkplacE.B.thefreedomofindustriesinthepast.C.changesinindustrialproduction.D.thesafetyandhealthofworkersandcustomers.67.Wecaninfer推断fromthepassagethatinthepast_____________.A.workersoftengotillbecauseofthepoorworkingconditions.B.Companieswerefreetoputoutanyproductstheywantedto.C.manypeoplewerekilledbydangerousproducts.D.industrieswereascarefulinmanagementastheyaretoday.68.Itissaidindirectlyinthepassagethat_______________.A.governmentsandcompanieshaddifferentopinionsaboutthesafetyofproducts.B.governmentspaidlittleattentiontothesafetyofproducts.C.governmentofficialsoftendidnotlistentoscientistsD.inthepastnosafety1awswereintroducedbygovernments.69.Someyearsagosafetyrules_______________.A.wereputforwardduetoscientists’adviceB.cameintobeingasaresultoftheworkers’demandsC.wereintroducedbecausequiteanumberofpeoplewerekilledorseriouslyinjureD.D.wereeffectiveenoughtoprotectworkersandcustomers.70.ThespecialdepartmentsprotectcustomersandworkersinmanywaysEXCEPTby_____.A.testingnewproducts.B.controllingthesaleofproducts.C.developingnewproducts.D.examiningworkplaces

Assummerapproachesalotofpeoplewillbeinsearchofagreatbooktoreadwhiletheyarerelaxingonthebeachorbythepool.Herewehavemadealistoffoure-booksthatwethinkaregreatsummerreads.StarkbyBenElton---IfyouhavereadalotofbooksthenyoumayknowthatBenEltonisoneofthefunniestwritersaroundtheworlD.Thisbookisoneofhisbestpiecesofworktodateanditwillcertainlyleaveyouinhysterics狂笑.Youmayfindyourselflaughingoutloudconstantlywhenreadingthisbook.1984byGeorgeOrwell---thereisabigchancethatsomeofyoumayhavereadthisbookbutevenifyouhaveit’sstillwellworthreadingagain.Thisisagreatholidaybookanditwillshockyouconstantlyduetotheaccuracyofthebook.Thebookwasactuallywrittenin1948andwaswrittenaboutwhattheauthorGeorgeOrwellfelltheworldwouldbelikein1984andhewasprettyspot-on.Thisbookisthrillingandwillprobablyleaveyoualittlescaredattheendofit.TheRoad---Thisbookisafantasticreadandwillleaveyouhangingonedgeallthewaythroughit.Thisbookisquitedarkhoweveranditcertainlyhadsomeshockingmomentsthroughout.Thebookissetinapost-apocalyptic浩劫后的worldwheremodernlifehasbeendestroyedandinwhichthereisnowildlifeandalotofhumanshaveactuallyturnedtocannibalism同类相食.Thisbookisfantasticifyouenjoyathrillingreadthatwillleaveyouontheedgeofyourseateveryfewseconds.Thiscertainlyisn'tabookforthefaintofheart.TheTheoryofEverythingbyStephenHawking---Ifyouhaven’treadthisbookyetthenyoureallymust.Ifyou’relookingforanon-fictionandhighlyinformativebookforyoursummerthenthisisthebookforyou.ThisbookwaswrittenbyProfessorStephenHawkingandisextremelyfamous.66.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Anintroductiontofoure-booksthataregreatsummerreads.B.Adviceonhowtochoosegreate—booksforsummerreads.C.Thecontentsoffoure-booksthatarefamousaroundtheworldD.People’sopiniononreadinge-booksonthebeach.67.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.BenEltonisthefunniestwriterallovertheworlD.B.Ifyou’veread1984there’snoneedtoreaditagain.C.TheRoadpresentsaworldinwhichtherearenohumans.D.TheTheoryofEverythingisfullofinformationthatishelpfultoreaders.68.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat____________A.GeorgeOrwellwrotewhattheworldin1948waslikeinhisbookB.Readerswillsurelybescaredafterreading1984.C.TheTheoryofEverythingisaworkofpopularfiction.D.ReaderswhoarefondofcomediesmayliketoreadStark69.IfMarklikesreadingthrillingandexcitingstorieswhichofthefollowingshouldhechoose?A.StarkB.1984C.TheRoadD.ThetheoryofEverything70.Inwhichsectionofamagazinewouldyoumostprobablyreadthetext?A.LiteratureB.TravelC.LifestyleD.NaturE.

A.IfellinlovewithEnglandbecauseitwasquaint古雅—allthoselittlehouseslookingterri­blyold-fashionedbutnicelikedolls’houses.IlovedthecountrysideandthepubsandIlovedLondon.I’veslightlychangedmymindafterseventeenyearsbecauseIthinkit’sanuglytownnow.ThingshavechangeD.ForeverybodyEnglandmeantgentlemenfairplayandgoodman­ners.Thefairplayisgoingunfortunatelyandsoarethegentlemanlyattitudesandgoodman­ners—peopleshutdoorsheavilyinyourfaceandpolitenessisdisappearing.Iregretthattherearesofewcomfortablemeetingplaces.You’reforcedtoliveindoors.InParisIgooutmuchmoretorestaurantsandnightclubs.Tomeetfriendshereitusuallyhastobeinapubanditcanbedifficulttogotherealoneasawoman.ThecafesarenotterriblynicE.AsawomanIfeelunsafeherE.IspendabombontaxisbecauseIwillnottakepublictrans­portafter10p.m.IusedtouseitbutnowI’mafraiD.Theideaoffamilyseemstobemoreorlessnon-existentinEnglanD.Myfamilyiswellunitedandthat’stypicallyFrench.InMiddlesexIhadaneighbourwhois82now.HisfamilyonlylivedtwomilesawaybutItookhimtoFranceforChristmasoncebecausehewasalwaysalonE.56.Thewriterdoesn’tlikeLondonbecauseshe______.A.isnotusedtothelifetherenowB.haslivedthereforseventeenyearsC.preferstoliveinanold-fashionedhouseD.hastobepolitetoeveryoneshemeetsthere57.WheredopeopleusuallymeettheirfriendsinEngland?A.InacafE.B.Inarestaurant.C.InanightcluB.D.InapuB.58.TheunderlinedpartitinParA.4refersto______.A.ataxiB.themoneyC.abombD.publictransport59.ThewritertookherneighbourtoFranceforChristmasbecausehe______.A.feltlonelyinEnglandB.hadneverbeentoFranceC.wasfromatypicalFrenchfamilyD.didn'tliketheBritishideaoffamily

FriendshipDayinIndiafallsonthefirstSundayofAugusteveryyear.Itiscelebratedwithmanyactivities.YoungpeopleinIndiaspendthedaywiththeirclosestfriendsandhavefuntogether.MostyoungstersinIndiaplanamovieorhaveamealwiththeirfriends.Manyfriendsmaygoonadrivetotouristplacesormakeaplanforcamping.Somefriendsgotothesupermarkettodosomeshopping.OnFriendshipDaymoststoresofferdiscountedpricesforcustomersanditistheperfectdaytobuysomethingforfriends.Somefriendsgotopartiesthatareorganizedbymanyrestaurantsinordertoattractyoungsters.SuchpartiesareveryenjoyablE.Youcangetfoodatadiscounted打折的pricE.Somefriendsjustdecidetomeetup碰头相聚atsomeone’shomeandtalkabouttheirhappytimE.ThetimegoodfriendsspendsittingtogetherandtalkingoveracupofcoffeeispreciousandunforgettablE.Long-distancefriendscallupeachotheronthisdayandwisheachotherwithwarmfeelings.Someofthemevenplantomeetuponthisparticularday.Yetsomeothersplanasurprisingvisitjusttoseetheirfriendgasp喘息inshock!In2011FriendshipDayinIndiafallsonAugust7th.Sodon’tforgettocelebrateitwithyourfriends.60.WhenisFriendshipDaycelebratedinIndia?A.OnAugust2ndeveryyear.B.OnthethirdweekendofAugusteveryyear.C.OnAugust1steveryyear.D.OnthefirstweekendofAugusteveryyear.61.AccordingtothetextwhichofthefollowingisthemostpopularwaythatyoungstersinIndiacelebrateFriendshipDay?A.TravelingwithfriendsB.SeeingafilmwithfriendsC.DancingwithfriendsD.Goingshoppingwithfriends.62.HowmanywaysarediscussedinParagraph3thatfriendsspendFriendshipDaytogether?A.TwoB.ThreeC.FourD.Five63.TheunderlinedphraseasurprisingvisitinParagraph4refersto____.A.avisittoafriendwhotriestoavoiditB.avisittoafriendwhohasdreamedofitforalongtimeC.avisittoafriendwhohasn’texpecteditD.avisittoafriendwholivesinafarawayplace

Chinaplanstomakenewrulestogivemorecontrolsoverthegrowingnumberofblogsandwebcasts.Nowadaysadvancednetworktechnologiessuchasbloggingandwebcastingarebeingimprovedtochallengethegovernment’sabilitytowatchovertheInternet.ChinesegovernmentisinthemiddleofmakingnewrulesoverInternetpublishingandblogsandwebsitespublishingwebcastswillfallundertheserules.Governmentofficialshopethenewruleswillensure保证amorehealthyandactiveInternetenvironmentandwillfullyrespectandprotectChinesecitizens’freedomofspeech.SpecificdetailsonwhatkindofruleswillbecarriedoutarestillunknowntothepubliC.Despitethegrowingpopularitybloggersandwebcastershavebeenunpopularwithpublicationinstitutions.In2006aseriesofcasesinvolvingbloggerswhohaddivedintootherpeople’sprivacyandwrittenmaterialsruiningother’sfameurgedthegovernmenttoconsiderwhethertorequirebloggerstousetheirrealnameswhentheyloginin.Webcastingwithoutcopyrightandillegallycopyingproductsfromcopyrightedmaterialshavealsoledgovernmentofficialstoconsiderstartinganationwidecheckofonlinevideobroadcastingandallowonlyqualifiedwebsitestocontinueofferingwebcasts.56.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.TechnologiesChallengetheGovernmentB.NewRulestoControlInternetPublishingC.TheIncreasesofBlogsandWebcastsD.ThePopularityofOnlineVideoBroadcasting57.ChinesegovernmentthinkscurrentInternetenvironmentis_________.A.ratherhopefulB.lessactiveC.quitehealthyD.lesscontrolled58.Whatwillhappenifmorecontrolsaregivenbythegovernment?A.Onlinevideobroadcastingwilldisappear.B.NetworktechnologieswillbesloweddownC.Publishingwebcastswillgraduallygodown.D.Bloggersandwebcasterswillavoidrealnames.59.Whatdoestheunderlinedexpressionlogininprobablymean?A.Applyforsomething.B.Chatwithothers.C.Haveaheateddiscussion.D.LogonthewebsitE.60.WhichofthefollowingisTUREaccordingtothepassage?A.Publicationinstitutionsareunhappywithbloggersandwebcasters.B.Copyrightedmaterialscanonlybeofferedtoqualifiedwebsites.C.WebcastersarequiteawareofthecopyrightissueswhileonlinE.D.Allbloggersandwebcastersliketodigoutotherpeople’sprivacy.

HomestayprovidesEnglishlanguagestudentswiththeopportunitytospeakEnglishoutsidetheclassroomandtheexperienceofbeingpartofaBritishhomE.WhattoExpectThehostwillprovideaccommodationandmeals.Roomswillbecleanedandbedcoverschangedatleastonceaweek.Youwillbegiventhehousekeyandthehostistheretoofferhelpandadviceaswellastotakeaninterestinyourphysicalandmentalhealth.AccommodationZonesHomestaysarelocatedinLondonmainlyinZones23and4ofthetransportsystem.MosthostsdonotliveinthetowncentreasmuchofcentralLondoniscommercialandnotresidential居住的.Zones3and4oftenofferlargeraccommodationinalesscrowdedareA.ItisveryconvenienttotravelinLondonbyUndergrounD.MealPlansAvailable◇ContinentalBreakfast◇BreakfastandDinner◇BreakfastPackedLunchandDinnerIt'simportanttonotethatfewEnglishfamiliesstillprovideatraditionalcookedbreakfast.YouraccommodationincludesContinentalBreakfastwhichnormallyconsistsoffruitjuicecereal谷物类食品breadandteaorcoffeE.CheesefruitandcoldmeatarenotnormallypartofaContinentalBreakfastinEnglanD.DinnersusuallyconsistofmeatorfishwithvegetablesfollowedbydessertfruitandcoffeE.FriendsIfyouwishtoinviteafriendovertovisityoumustfirstaskyourhost'spermission.Youhavenorighttoentertainfriendsinafamilyhomeassomefamiliesfeelitisaninvasionoftheirprivacy.Self­CateringAccommodationinPrivateHomesAccommodationonaroom­onlybasisincludessharedkitchenandbathroomfacilitiesandoftenamainlivingroom.Thiskindofaccommodationoffersanindependentlifestyleandismoresuitableforthelong­staystudent.HoweveritdoesnotprovidethesamefamilyatmosphereasanordinaryhomestayandmaynotbenefitthosewhoneedtopractiseEnglishathomequiteasmuch.41.Thepassageisprobablywrittenfor________.A.hostswillingtoreceiveforeignstudentsB.foreignershopingtobuildBritishcultureC.travellersplanningtovisitfamiliesinLondonD.EnglishlearnersapplyingtoliveinEnglishhomes42.Whichofthefollowingwillthehostprovide?A.Roomcleaning.B.MedicalcarE.C.Freetransport.D.Physicaltraining.43.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph3?A.Zone4ismorecrowdedthanZone2.B.ThebusinesscentreofLondonisinZone1.C.HostsdisliketravellingtothecitycentrE.D.AccommodationinthecitycentreisnotprovideD.44.AccordingtothepassagewhatdoesContinentalBreakfastinclude?A.DessertandcoffeE.B.Fruitandvegetables.C.BreadandfruitjuicE.D.Cerealandcoldmeat.45.Whydosomepeoplechooseself­cateringaccommodation?A.ToexperienceawarmerfamilyatmospherE.B.ToenrichtheirknowledgeofEnglish.C.ToentertainfriendsastheylikE.D.Toenjoymuchmorefreedom.

It’shardlysurprisingthatweatherisafavoritetopicforsomanypeoplearoundtheworld---itaffectswherewechoosetolivewhatwewearourmoodsandperhapsevenournationalcharacteristics.Studieshaveshownthatchangeableweathercanmakeitdifficulttoconcentratecloudyskiesslowdownreactionandhighhumiditywithhotdrywindsmakesmanypeoplebad-tempereD.IfyouliveinaplacelikeBritainwheretheweatherseemstochangedailyifnothourlyyoucouldbeforgivenforthinkingthattheweatherisrandom.InfacttheweatheriscontrolledbysystemswhichmovearoundareasoftheglobE.IntheUKtheweatherdependsondepressionsoftencalledlowsandanticyclonesalsoknownashighs.ThesesystemsstartintheAtlanticOceanandmaketheirwayacrosstheBritishIslesfromthewesttotheeast.HighsbringsunnyweatherwhilelowsbringrainandwinD.Inmoderntimeshumanactivitiesseemtobealteringweatherpatterns.GasesproducedbyheavyindustrychangethetemperatureoftheEarth’ssurfaceandaffectcloudformation.SomeresearcherssaythatfactoriesinEuropeandNorthAmericamayhavebeenoneofthecausesofthedroughtsinAfricainthe1980s.Thehumanracehasalwaystriedtoguesstheweatherespeciallyinareasoftheworldwheretherearefrequentchanges.Traditionalrhymespointtoearlyattemptstoidentifyweatherpatternspopularpoemsinclude:Redskyatnightshepherds’delight;redskyinthemorningshepherds’warning.Flieswillswarmbeforeastorm.Rainbefore7clearby11.Whilefolkwisdomcanstillprovideaguidetohelpforecastweathertoday’smethodsofpredictionincreasinglyrelyontechnology.Satellitesballoonsshipsaircraftsandweathercenterswithsensitivemonitoringequipmentsenddatatocomputers.ThedataisthenprocessedandtheweatherispredicteD.Howevereventhissystemcannotpredictweatherforlongerthanaboutaweek.51.Whenweatherkeepschanging______________________.A.peoplebecomebad-temperedB.people’sreactionslowsdownC.peoplefindithardtofocusontheirworkD.peoplebecomehungrier52.Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthesecondparagraph?A.Changesinweather.B.WeatherinBritain.C.Africandroughts.D.Researchonweather.53.TheweatherinBritainis____________________________.A.randomB.moistC.depressingD.satisfying54.Accordingtoatraditionalrhymeifthereisaredskyatnightthenextdaywillbe_______.A.windyB.rainyC.fineD.snowy55.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.AnticyclonesoftenbringrainandwinD.B.WeatherforecastinghasbeendoneforalongtimE.C.WeathercouldneverbepredicteD.D.Modernmethodsofweatherpredictionaredevelopedfromfolkwisdom.

Manypeoplehavetriedtosimplify简化thespellingofEnglishwords.UnlikeotherlanguagesEnglishsometimesspellsthesamesoundsinverydifferentways.Forexamplethereislightbutwhiteloanbutphoneandthereareatleastsevendifferentwaysofpronouncingoughthoughthroughboughcoughenoughoughtandthorough.TheAmericanPresidentTheodoreRooseveltalmostsucceededinsimplifyingEnglishspelling.In1906AndrewCarnegiestartedtheSimplifiedSpellingBoarD.HewasoneoftherichestmenintheUnitedStatesofAmericA.Theboard’splanwastomakethespellingofwordsnearertothewaytheysounD.Forexamplethewordthoughwouldbespeltthoandthroughwouldbecomethru.OtherpeopleontheboardwereMelvilDeweytheheadoftheNewYorklibrariesandProfessorBranderMatthewsofColumbiaUniversity.TheyexplainedtheirideatoPresidentRooseveltwhothoughtthatitwasindeedlogical.Heimmediatelyaskedthegovernmentprintertousesimplifiedspellinginallgovernmentletters.Butpeopledidn’tlikethechangeevenifitmadelifeeasier.Sothenewsimplerspellingwasnotpopular.MoreimportantlywhentheAmericanpoliticians政客discussedtheplantheydidnotlikeiteither.BecauseRooseveltdidnotwanttohaveanyproblemswiththepoliticianshechangedhismindandtoldtheprintertogobacktotheoldwayofspelling.SincethennooneinanygovernmenthasdaredtosimplifyEnglishspelling.Howeverpeopledosimplifysomewordsmainlyinadvertisements.Forexampleweoftenseetoniteinsteadoftonightandthruinsteadofthrough.58.ManypeoplehavetriedtosimplifyEnglishspellingbecause________.A.EnglishwordsaretoolongtorememberB.therearemanymistakesinEnglishwordsC.lotsofwordsarespeltinmanydifferentwaysD.sometimesthesamesoundshavedifferentspellings59.WhoisNOTamemberoftheSimplifiedSpellingBoard?A.AndrewCarnegiE.B.MelvilDewey.C.TheodoreRoosevelt.D.BranderMatthews.60.WhatwasTheodoreRoosevelt’sattitudetowardssimplifiedspelling?A.WorrieD.B.SupportivE.C.Uncertain.D.Doubtful.

HotwordsontheInternetdon’tstayhotforlong.Geiliandfuyunlastyear’sbiggestlinguisticinnovationsarepracticallyprehistoricinInternetterms.What’sbuzzingnowisholdsteadyThetermcomesfromasegment片段ontheTaiwaneseTVshowUniversitywhichfeaturesMissLinXieYilingivingalectureonhowtobehavelikeafashionqueenatpartiesoronthebus.Theextremelyfunnylectureismainlyanover-the-topmockery嘲笑ofthefashionworldbutMissLinmakesapoint:Weneedtoholdsteadyinpressure-filledorembarrassingsituations.HoldingsteadyInternetslangforstayingpoisedisoneofthequalitiesthepublichasbeenlookingforlatelyaspressuresonmarriageworkandmoneycaneasilydrivepeoplecrazy.ThequalitywasdemonstratedbyagirlnamedSuMiaolingthisyear.ThecontestantintheTVsingingcompetitionSuperGirlcarriedherselfwithanairofconfidenceonstageandkepthercoolwhenothersgotanxious.Ilikeyourpoise淡定.Veryfewcontestantsonthisstagecankeepcalmlikeyoudosaidoneoftheshow’sjudgesHuHaiquantoSu.InternetusersdubbedSuSisterPoise.PoiseisalsoappreciatedinWesterncultureasanessentialqualityofawell-manneredperson.EachyeartheNationalLeagueofJuniorCotillionsoftheUSreleasesalistoftheTenBestManneredPeoplE.KateMiddletonmadeitontothelistin2011forthepoiseanddignitywithwhichsheconductsherselfinthepublicspotlight.TheDuchessofCambridgewasalsoacclaimedearlierthisyearforherremarkablepoiseattheroyalwedding.Goodnewsformanypoiseisnotgenetic----itcanbeacquiredwithabitofeffort.A.personalgrowthguidancegivestipsonhowtostaypoiseD.Takeafewdeepbreathswhenyouarefacingasituationthattestsyourpatience;practiceyogaregularlytocalmyournerves;useself-affirmationbysaying‘Ichoosetobecalminanysituation’;writedownyouraffirmationdailytoimprintthegoalreadsthesitE.51.Accordingtothepassagewhatdoesholdsteadymean?A.wellbalancedB.holdstillC.remainstableD.keepcalm52.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A.Poiseisn’tbornwithpeoplesoitcanbeacquireD.B.Underdifferentpressurespeoplehopetokeepcalm.C.Holdsteadycomesfromalecturegivenbyafashionqueen.D.Inwesterncultureholdingsteadyisaqualityofwell-manneredpeoplE.53.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthewaytoholdsteady?A.learntouseself-encouragement.B.WritethegoalstobeachievedC.Practiceyogaregularlytocalmyournerves.D.Takedeepbreathswhenfacingdifficultsituations.54.Thepurposeofthispassageisto_______.A.introducetheInternethottermholdsteadyB.tellfunnystoriesabouthowtoholdsteadyC.demonstratehowtokeepcalmunderpressureD.giveadviceonhowtokeepcoolindailylife

AlargenumberofwomeninWesternEuropeancountrieswishthattheywerebornmen.Thenumberissaidashighas60%inWestGermany.Womenoftenwishthattheyhadthesamechanceasmenhaveandbelieveitisstillmen’sworldsaidDrJamesHoldenoneofthescientistswhodidthestudy.AnneHarperhasaverygoodjobforaninternationaloilcompany.ShealsobelievesinWomen’sLiberation解放.Idon’twishthatIwereamanshesaysandIdon’tthinkmanywomendo.ButIdowishthatpeoplewouldstoplookingdownuponuswomen.Atworkforexampleweoftendotheworkthatmendobutgetpaidless.Therearestillalotofjobsthatareusuallythebestonesandopenonlytomen.Ifyou’reamanyouhaveamuchbetterchanceofleadinganexcitinglifE.Howmanywomenpilotsarethere...orengineersorscientists?56.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?A.60%womeninWestGermanywishthattheywerebornmen.B.MostwomeninWesternEuropeancountrieswishthattheirbabieswereallboys.C.60%WesternEuropeanwomenwishthattheywerebornmen.D.60%WesternEuropeanwomenwhowishthattheywerebornmenarefromWestGermany.57.Itisstillmen’sworlD.means______.A.There’remorementhanwomenintheworldB.There’remoremenscientistsorengineersthanwomenscientistsorengineersintheworldC.WomenhavenotbeengiventhesamechanceasmenD.Womencannotlivewithoutmen58.AnneHarperconsidersthatwomenshould______.A.liveabetterlifethanmenB.bereallyliberatedC.bewellpaidD.getbetterjobsthanmen59.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Usuallythebestjobsarenotopentowomen.B.WomenarelesspaidthanmenforthesamejoB.C.There’remoremenpilotsengineersandscientiststhanwomenones.D.Womenarelookeddownuponbecausethey’rethesecond-classcitizens.

Thefamousdirectorofabigandexpensivemovieplannedtofilmabeautifulsunsetovertheoceansothattheaudiencescouldseehisheroandheroineinfrontofitattheendofthefilmastheysaidgoodbyetoeachotherforever.Hesenthiscameracrew摄影组outoneeveningtofilmthesunsetforhim.ThenextmorninghesaidtothemenHaveyouprovidedmewiththatsunset?NosirthemenanswereD.Thedirectorwasangry.Whynot?heaskeD.Wellsironeofthemenansweredwe’reontheeastcoasthereandthesunsetsinthewest.Wecangetyouasunriseovertheseaifnecessarybutnotasunset.ButIwantasunset!thedirectorshouteD.GototheairporttakethenextflighttothewestcoastandgetonE.ButthenayoungsecretaryhadanideA.Whydon’tyouphotographasunriseshesuggestedandthenplayitbackwards?Thenit’lllooklikeasunset.That’saverygoodidea!thedirectorsaiD.ThenheturnedtothecameracrewandsaidTomorrowmorningIwantyoutogetmeabeautifulsunriseovertheseA.Thecameracrewwentoutearlythenextmorningandfilmedabrightsunriseoverthebeachinthemiddleofabeautifulbay.Thenatnineo’clocktheytookittothedirector.Hereitissirtheysaidandgaveittohim.HewasverypleaseD.Theyallwentintothestudio.AllrightthedirectorexplainednowourheroandheroinearegoingtosaygoodbyE.Runthefilmbackwardssothatwecanseethe‘sunset’behindthem.Thesunsetbeganbutafteraquarterofaminutethedirectorsuddenlyputhisfaceinhishandsandshoutedtothecameracrewtostop.Thebirdsinthefilmwereflyingbackwardsandthewavesontheseaweregoingawayfromthebeach.41.Oneeveningthedirectorsenthiscameracrewout_________.A.tofilmasceneontheseaB.tofindanactorandanactressC.towatchabeautifulsunsetD.tomeettheaudience42.Whydidthedirectorwanttosendhiscrewtothewestcoast?A.Becausehechangedhismindaboutgettingasunset.B.Becausehewasangrywithhiscrew.C.Becausehewantedtogetasceneofsunset.D.Becauseitwashissecretary’ssuggestion.43.Thedirectorwantedtofilmasunsetovertheoceanbecause______.A.itwentwellwiththeseparationoftheheroandheroineB.whentheyarrivedatthebeachitwasalreadyintheeveningC.itwasmoremovingthanasunriseD.theoceanlookedmorebeautifulatsunset44.Afterthesunsetbeganthedirectorsuddenlyputhisfaceinhishands______.A.becausehewasmovedtotearsB.ashesaweverythinginthefilmmovingbackwardsC.asthesunrisedidnotlookasbeautifulashehadimaginedD.becausehewasdisappointedwiththeperformanceoftheheroandheroine45.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Thecrewhadtofollowthesecretary’sadvicE.B.Ifyouwanttoseeasunrisetheeastcoatistheplacetogo.C.Thecameracrewwasn’tabletofilmthescenethefirstday.D.Thedirectororderedhiscrewtostopfilmingthesunset.

Whenitcomestotheprocessofknowingunderstandingandlearningsomethingknowledgeisprocessed经加工的informationandthewayindividualsselectandstoreinformationleadstotheformationofstructurewhichdiffersfromonepersontoanotherandformsthebasisforvariousjobsandpotentials潜力.Theknowledgestructurethoughtinvisibleisextremelyimportantforlearningandfordistinguishingagoodlearnerfromtherest.Whatmattersmostduringaperson’sscholarlycareerisnothowmanybooksonehasreadbutwhetherandhowwellone’sknowledgestructurehasbeenestablisheD.Knowledgecanbefullyfunctionalinthecerebralcortex大脑皮层onlyifithasbeenweavedintoanetworkofknowledgeorelseitwillfallapartwithlittleusE.Themostimportantthingforaknowledgestructureisclassificationwhichisacomplexindividualmentalprocesswherenewinformationiscomparedclarifiedandlinkedwiththepreviousone.Asaresulttheprocessedinformationhasbeenfiledintospecificareassuchaspoliticsliteratureandsoonavailableforuseatanytime.Itispossiblehoweverthatsomeonemayhavereadandexperiencedalotbutstillactslikeabeginner.Thisphenomenonmaybeexplainedpurelyfromapossibilitythattheinformationhereceivedmayhavebeendislocatedinhismemorystackwherethereisnoshortageofmaterials;whatheisactuallylackingisthesystemofprocessingmaterialsresultinginfailuretoretrieveinformationwhenitisrequireD.Insteadofalwaysstayingthesametheknowledgestructureisinfactforeverintheprocessoftrans-formationintermsofshapeangleandqualitywhichmaysometimesproducecertainsurprisetoapersonallatonce.Tomakethemostofone’sintelligencethereforethebestwayistobetterone’sknowledgestructurebeforeeverythingelsE.71.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.ThestorageofyourbraininformationB.ThefunctionsofyourknowledgeC.ThestructureofyourknowledgeD.Theprocessoftransformingknowledge72.ThefollowingstatementsaboutknowledgestructurearetrueEXCEPTthat.A.itlaysabasisforyourjobsB.itcanbeadoptedtojudgelearnersC.itdiffersfromonepersontoanotherD.itisalwaysunchangingforindividuals73.A.person’sscholarlycareermainlydependson.A.thenumberofbookshehasreadB.thewayhisknowledgestructurehasbeenformedC.thequalityofmaterialshehascollectedD.thememoryofinformationhehasgot74.Theunderlinedwordretrieveprobablymeans.A.getbackB.adapttoC.keepoffD.forgetabout75.Fromthepassagewemaygetthepointthat.A.alltheinformationinyourbrainisreadyforuseatanytimeB.thestorageofinformationinvolvesonlyonememorystackofyourbrainC.onewithapoorknowledgestructurecannevergetimprovedD.yourknowledgewillbeoflittleusewithoutknowledgestructure

Chocolatesoapissupposedtobegoodfortheskin.Butit’snotsogoodforthetonguE.UnfortunatelyfortheUSsoldiersofWorldWarIIthechocolatebarsthearmygavethemtastedliketheywereintendedforuseinthebath.Inthearmy’sdefenseitwasn’ttryingtowinanycookingawards.Infactitspecificallyorderedthatitschocolatebarsnotbetoodelicioussosoldierswouldn’teatthemtooquickly.ThesebarswerecreatedforsurvivalnottastE.TheywereawfulJohnOttoaformerarmycaptaininWorldWarIIsaiD.Theywerebigthickthingsandtheyweren’tanygooD.Itried’embutIhadtobeawfulhungryafterItriedthemoncE.Asunappealingasthechocolatebarsweretosomeotherslikedthem.SamuelHinklethechemistwhocreatedthechocolatebarspointedoutthatthenumberofbarsmadewerefargreaterthanthearmyneedeD.ItsoonbecameobviousthatthegenerousAmericansoldiersweresharingtheirvaluedpossessionswiththeirforeignfriendswhethersoldiersofothercountriesorlocalcitizens.ThebarsturnedmanyhungryEuropeansintofriendsoftheUnitedStates.PeoplewantedthemsaidOtto.You’dgivethemtokids.Insomeplacestheywereveryhungry.AndtheysurehelpedrelaxpeopleaboutAmericansoldiers.OttosaidheneversawaEuropeanturnhisorhernoseupatthechocolatE.ItwasfoodhesaiD.Atthattimeeveryonewasveryhungry.IsawGermankidsstandingoutsidetheU.S.armykitchen.Theyweren’tbeggingjuststandingthereverypolitely.WhenweweredonethekidswouldeatthefoodoutofthegarbagE.Theywerethathungry.OtherEuropeansdidnotseechocolateuntilwellafterthewarendeD.Wedidn’tseeanyAmericanswhereIwassaidElizabethRadsmawhowas25yearsoldwhentheGermansoccupiedhercountrytheNetherlands.EvenafterthewarwesawonlyEnglish.MaybetheAmericansgaveoutsomechocolateinthebigcitiesbutwewereonlyinasmalltown.BeforetheBritishwesawonlyGermansoldiers.Butchocolate?Don’tmakemelaugh!Maybeinmydreams!AsoldierinthefieldmighthaverespondedBecarefulwhatyouwishfor—andthengratefullybitdownonachocolatebartheonlyfoodavailableformiles.36.WhatwastheAmericansoldiers’attitudetowardsthechocolatebars?A.Theyweredelicious.B.Theytastedawful.C.Theywerenecessaryforsurvival.D.ToomanyofthemwereproduceD.37.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.TheUSsoldiersusedthechocolatebarsasbathsoap.B.TheUSsoldiersdidnothaveenoughfoodduringWorldWarII.C.TheUSarmyproducedmorechocolatebarsthannecessaryforitssoldiers.D.EuropeanpeopleregrettedeatingchocolatebarsfromtheUSsoldiers.38.Theunderlinedexpressionturnhisorhernoseupatprobablymeans________.A.rejectB.demandC.receiveD.smell39.WhydoestheauthormentiontheGermankids’story?A.TotellhowfriendlytheAmericansoldierswerE.B.Todescribethehungerinpost-warGermany.C.ToproveGermankidscouldbeverypolitE.D.Toshowhowmuchtheywereeagerforchocolates.40.ElizabethRadsmaneversawchocolateduringthewarbecause_________.A.theUSsoldiershandedoutallofthemtopeopleinbigcitiesB.theGermansoldierskeptthemallforthemselvesC.theBritishsoldiersdidn’tsharethemwiththelocalpeopleD.theUSsoldiersnevershowedupinthesmalltownshelivedin

Lastyearmorethan13KoreanTVserieswereintroducedinChinA.TurnontheTVandKoreanbeautiesareappearingduringpeakviewingtimes黄金时段.Someofthedramasarebeingrepeatedbutaudiencescontinuetowatchthem.WhyaretheSouthKoreanTVserieslovedbysomanyChinesepeople?ChengYitingastudentfromEastChinaNormalUniversitygivesusherreasons.Shethinksthatthego6d-lookingactorswithco01clothesandthebeautifulsightinthedramasarethesellingpointsforSouthKoreanTVdramas.ButwhatattractedtheyoungaudiencesmostisthepureandmovinglovestoriesAnditseemsthatSouthKoreanTVserieshavealsowontheheartsofmiddle-agedpeoplE.Theyare.touchedbythemoralsintheshows.Theseincludetheimportanceofrespectingeldersandsocialorder.ThoughsomepeoplethinkSouthKoreanTVseriesaretooslowandtoolongmostOftheChineseaudienceslikethem.MaybewearereallytiredofWesternTVseries.ComparedwiththatSouthKoreanTVseriesarenotbaD.64.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordmoralinthethirdlinemean?A.志向B.情节C.道德D.垃圾65.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedaboutSouthKoreanTV?A.LovE.B.Morals.C.Socialorder.D.Self-respect.66.WhatisthemostimportantreasonwhySouthKoreanTVseriesarepopularwiththeyoungaudiences?A.Theseriesareslowandlong.B.Theactorswearcoolclothes.C.Thestoriesarepureandmoving.D.Theactorsaregood-looking.67.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?A.WearetiredofSouthKoreanTVseries.B.SouthKoreanTVseriesarcagreatsuccessandpopularinChinA.C.SouthKoreanTVseriesarebetterthanChineseTVseries.D.WecanlearnalotfromKoreanTVseriessoweneedtowatchthemagainandagain.

Beinglessthanperfectlywell-dressedinabusinesssettingcanresultinafeelingofdiscomfort.Andthesadtruthisthatclothingmismatchesonthejobcanruinthedayofthepersonwhoiswearingtheinappropriateattire着装—andthepeoplewithwhomheorsheworks.Officesvarywhenitcomestodresscodes.SomebusinesseshaveverystrictstandardsforofficeattirewhileothersmaintainamorerelaxedattitudE.Howeveritisalwaysimportanttorememberthatnomatterwhatyourcompany’sattitudeisyouareworkinginabusinessenvironmentandyoushoulddressproperly.CertainitemsmaybemoreappropriateforeveningwearthanforabusinessmeetingjustasshortsandaT-shirtarebettersuitedforthebeachthanforanofficeenvironment.Yourattireshouldreflectbothyourenvironmentandyourposition.A.seniorpresidenthasadifferentimagetomaintainthanthatofasecretary.LikeitornotyouwillbejudgedbyyourappearancE.Thisisnevermoreapparentthanondress-downdayswhenwhatyouwearcansaymoreaboutyouthananybusinesssuitevercoulD.Infactpeoplewillpaymoreattentiontowhatyouwearondress-downdaysthanonbusinessprofessionaldays.Thuswhendressinginbusinesscasualclothestrytoputsomegoodtasteintoyourchoicesrecognizethattherealdefinitionofbusinesscasualistodressjustonenotch等级downfromwhatyouwouldnormallywearonbusiness-professionalattiredays.RemembertherearebordersbetweenyourcareerandoursociallifE.Youshoulddressonewayforplayandanotherwaywhenyoumeanbusiness.AlwaysaskyourselfwhereyouaregoingandhowotherpeoplewillbedressedwhenyougettherE.Isthefinaldestinationtheoperathebeachortheoffice?Dressproperlyandyouwilldiscoverthetruthintheprinciplethatclothesmaketheman—andthewoman.Whenyou’reindoubtit’ssafetobeonthesideofdressingslightlymoretraditionallythanthesituationdemands.60.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Howtodressproperlyinabusinesssetting.B.HowtochooseappropriateattirE.C.AppropriateattirewillmakeabigdifferenceD.ImproperdresswillmakeapersonuncomfortablE.61.Whichstatementbestdescribesdress-downdays?A.YoucanwearwhateveryoulikE.B.Peopleareusuallymorecarefulaboutdressing.C.Wecan’tjudgeaperson’stastebyhisclothes.D.People’sclothesdon’treceivemuchattention.62.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtheruleofferedinthepassageaboutbusinessdress?A.Dressabittraditionallyifyouarenotsureaboutproperdressforanoccasion.B.Thinkabouthowotherswilldressifinvitedtoadinner.C.Forabusinessmeetingandaconcertyoushoulddressdifferently.D.Askothersforadvicewhenyouarenotsureaboutwhattodress.

AfriendofminewasfondofdrawinghorsE.Hedrewthehorsesverywellbuthealwaysbeganthetail.NowitistheWesternruletobeginattheheadofthehorsethatiswhyIwassurpriseD.ItstruckmethatitcouldnotreallymakeanydifferenceNowtheverysamethingistruetoliteraturE.AndthequestionHowshallIbegin?onlymeansthatyouwanttobeginattheheadinsteadofbeginningatthetailorsomewhereelsE.Thatisyouarenotyetexperiencedenoughtotrusttoyourownpowers.WhenyoubecomemoreexperiencedyouwillneveraskthequestionandIthinkthatyouwilloftenbeginatthetail--thatistosayyouwillwritetheendofthestorybeforeyouhaveeventhoughtofthebeginning.41.A.friendofthewriter'sdrewthehorses____.A.verywellB.inthewayofwesternruleC.inthewayofhisownruleD.alloftheabove42.Thewriterwassurprisedbecause____.A.theartistbegantodrawattheheadofthehorseB.theartistbegantodrawatthetailofthehorseC.theartistmadehisownruleD.theartistdidnotfollowotherpeople'srule[43.Youarenotyetexperiencedbecause____.A.youdon'tknowwheretobeginB.youwanttobeginattheheadinsteadofbeginningatthetailC.youalwaysaskedquestionD.youdonottrusttoyourownpowers44.Whenyoubecomemoreexperiencedyouwill____.A.neveraskquestionB.oftenbeginatthetailC.shouldwritetheendofthestoryD.shouldthinkofthebeginning45.Thetopicofthepassageis______.A.HowtodrawahorseB.HowtowriteastoryC.HowtomakeyourownrulesD.Trusttoyourownpowers

PRINTPRODUCTIONMANAGERWANTEDAwell-knownprintingcompanynowwellestablishedintheUKandintheFarEastwishestosetupamanufacturingbaseinEuropE.AnexperiencedmanagerresponsibletotheProductionDirectorisrequiredtoassistinsettingupthedepartmentandwillthentakechargeoftheday-to-daywork.Thesuccessfulapplicantwillhavehadexperienceofmodernmethodsandmachinesespeciallyintheprintingmulticolourworkandfinishingprocesses;He/Shewillhavehadatleastthreeyears’experienceincost-effectivemanagement.A.goodworkingknowledgeofEnglishisessential.Weofferexcellentpayandprospectswith4weeks’holidayayearpluspublicholidaysacompanycarandacompanypensionscheme养老金制度.Interviewswillbearrangedinthenearestcitytoapplicant’shomE.WritewithCVtothePersonnelManagerBox32507DailyNewsKemsworthStreetComstonUnitedKingdomSG18637AH.ASSISTANTPRINTPRODUCTIONMANAGERAninternationallyrecognizedprintingcompanyisseekingtosetupamanufacturingplantinEuropE.WeareappointinganassistantmaleorfemaletoourPrintProductionManager.Thejob-holderwillcarryoutdutiesinvolvingthebuyingofpaperandoffinishingequipmentwillliaise联络withthesupervisorsofthevariousproductionlinesandwillassisttheProductionManager.Atleastthreeyears’experienceononeormorelinesaswellassupervisoryexperienceisneedeD.A.workingknowledgeofEnglishisrequiredtocommunicatewithcolleaguesintheUK.WeofferexcellentpayprospectsholidayspensionschemesickpayetC.WritetotheManagerBox3526BroadStreetNorthbyMillshireBK57PX.61.Boththeprintingcompanies______.A.arewell-knownallovertheworldB.requireatleastthreeyears’experienceC.offerexcellentpayandsickpayD.prefertohireamanmanager62.Accordingtothefirstadvertisementtheapplicantlivinginasmallvillagewill______.A.getintouchwiththePersonnelManagerbytelephoneB.gettheresultonTVC.beinterviewedinacityD.writetoBox3526togetmoreinformation63.Wecaninferfromthetwoadvertisementsthat______.A.thecompanieswanttodobusinessinEuropeandFarEastB.carsarenecessaryforthesuccessfulapplicantsC.thecompanieshaven’tgottelephonestosavemoneyD.applicantsshouldwritetothecompanyfirst

In1924HachikowasbroughttoTokyobyhisownerHidesaburoUenoaprofessorintheagriculturedepartmentattheUniversityofTokyo.Duringhisowner'slifeHachikosawhimofffromthefrontdoorandgreetedhimattheendofthedayatthenearbyShibuyaStation.ThepaircontinuedtheirdailyroutineuntilMay1925whenProfessorUenodidn'treturnontheusualtrainoneevening.Theprofessorhadsufferedastrokeattheuniversitythatday.Hediedandneverreturnedtothestationwherehisfriendwaswaiting.Hachikowasgivenawayafterhismaster'sdeathbutheroutinelyescapedshowingupagainandagainathisoldhomE.AftertimeHachikorealizedthatProfessorUenonolongerlivedatthehousE.SohewenttolookforhismasteratthetrainstationwherehehadaccompaniedhimsomanytimesbeforE.EachdayHachikowaitedforProfessorUenotoreturn.Andeachdayhedidn'tseehisfriendamongthecrowdatthestation.HachikobecameapermanentfigureatthetrainstationwhicheventuallyattractedtheattentionofmanypeoplE.ManyofthepeoplewhofrequentedtheShibuyatrainstationhadseenHachikoandProfessorUenotogethereachday.RealizingthatHachikowaitedforhisdeadmastertheirheartsweretoucheD.TheybroughtHachikotreatsandfoodtonourishhimduringhiswait.Thiscontinuedfor10yearswithHachikoappearingonlyintheeveningpreciselywhenthetrainwasdueatthestation.Hachiko:TheTrueStoryoftheRoyalDogsofJapanisHachiko'sstoryaswellasaninformativelookatdogcultureinJapanandthehistoryandtraditionoftheAkita-kenoneofthemostancientbelovedandfaithfuldogbreedsever.50.Theunderlinedwordhisfriendinthefirstparagraphrefersto______.A.HachikoB.UenoC.TokyoD.Shibuya51.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutHachikoisNOTtrue?A.Hachikosawhismasterofffromthefrontdooreveryday.B.Hachikoappearedeveryeveninginthestationfortenyears.C.ManypeopleofferedHachikofoodduringhiswaiting.D.Hachikowasadoptedbyothersafterhismaster'sdeath.52.Thefirstfourparagraphsaredevelopedmainly__________.A.bycauseandeffectB.byorderinspaceC.byorderintimeD.byexamples53.WecaninferthatHachiko:TheTrueStoryoftheRoyalDogsofJapanislikelytobe____.A.abookB.amagazineC.asongD.apicture

Theviewoveravalleyofatinyvillagewiththatched草盖的roofcottagesaroundachurch;adrivethroughanarrowvillagestreetlinedwiththatchedcottagespaintedpinkorwhite;thesightovertherollinghillsofaprettycollectionofthatchedfarmbuildings__thesearestillcommonsightsinpartsofEnglanD.MostpeoplewillagreethatthethatchedroofisanessentialpartoftheattractionoftheEnglishcountrysidE.ThatchingisinfacttheoldestofallthebuildingcraftspracticedintheBritishIsles.Althoughthatchhasalwaysbeenusedforcottageandfarmbuildingsitwasonceusedforcastlesandchurchestoo.Thatchingisasolitary独自的craftwhichoftenrunsinfamilies.ThecraftofthatchingasitispracticedhastodaychangedverylittlesincetheMiddleAges.Over800full-timethatchersareemployedinEnglandandWalestodaymaintainingandrenewingtheoldroofsaswellasthatchingnewerhouses.Manypropertyownerschoosethatchnotonlyforitsbeautybutbecausetheyknowitwillkeepthemcoolinsummerandwarminwinter.Infactifwelookatdevelopingcountriesoverhalftheworldlivesunderthatchbuttheyalldoitindifferentways.Peopleindevelopingcountriesareoftenunwillingtogobacktotraditionalmaterialsandwouldprefermodernbuildings.Howevertheymaylackthemoneytoallowthemtoimportthenecessarymaterials.Theirtemporarymudhutswiththatchedroofsofwildgrassesoftenonlylastsixmonths.ThatchwhichhasbeendonetheBritishwaylastsfromtwentytosixtyyearsandisaneffectivedefenceagainsttheheat.49.WhichofthefollowingremainsauniquefeatureoftheEnglishcountryside?A.Narrowstreetslinedwithpinkorwhitehouses.B.Rollinghillswithprettyfarmbuildings.C.Cottageswiththatchedroofs.D.churcheswithcottagesaroundthem.50.Whatdoweknowaboutthatchingasacraft?A.Itisacollectiveactivity.B.ItispractisedonfarmsalloverEnglanD.C.ItisquitedifferentfromwhatitusedtobE.D.Itisinmostcaseshandeddownamongfamilymembers.51.Thatchedhousesarestillpreferredbecauseof_______.A.theirstyleandcomfortB.theirdurabilityC.theireasymaintenanceD.theircheapandready-madematerials52.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat________A.thatchedcottagesinEnglandhavebeenpasseddownfromancienttimesB.thatchingisabuildingcraftfirstcreatedbytheEnglishpeopleC.theEnglishpeoplehavenospeciallikingforthatchedhousesD.mostthatchedcottagesinEnglandarelocatedonhillsides

Howtoimprovemylife?Manypeoplethinkthattheyhavetoacceptwhateverlifethrowsatthem.They'llsayThisismyfatemydestiny.Icannotchangeit.Ofcoursenot!Youdon'thavetosufferneedlessly.Yourdestinydependsonyounotonanyotherexternalfactors.Iknowsomeonewhosaysshejustacceptswhatlifegivesherbecauseshehasdoneeverythingshecantoimproveit.Guesswhatherlifestyleis?ShewakesupinthemorninggoestoworkcomesbackhomerelaxeschatswithpeoplewatchesTVthengoestosleep.Nextdaythesameroutinecyclefollows.Huh!Isthiswhatshecallsdoingherbest?ShebelievesshehastriedherbestandjustacceptsitinherheartthatthisisthelifethatGodhasintendedforhertolive;thatherluckcanonlychangeifGodwillsit.OfcourseGodwantsustobehappyandliveourlifetothefullestbutwehavetodoourshareofexerting运用theefforttolivethelifeofourdreams.Rememberthatyoureapwhatyousow.Youjustdon'tsitaroundandwaitforamilliondollarstofallfromthesky.YouhavetogetoffthecouchgetyoureyesofftheTVscreengetyourhandsoffthephonE.Don’texpectyourlucktochangeunlessyoudosomethingaboutit.Ifsomethinggoeswrongdon'tjustregarditasatemporarysetback;butuseitasfeedback.Learnyourlessonmakethemostofthesituationanddosomethingtosolvetheproblem.It'snotenoughtothinkpositively;youalsohavetoactpositively.Ifsomeone'slifeisinthetroubledoyoujusthopeandpraythatthingswillturnoutfine?Ofcoursenot!Yougettodoanythingyoucantosavetheperson.SoitiswithyourownlifE.Itisnotenoughtohopeforthebestbutyouhavetodoyourbest.Inotherwordsdon'tjuststandorsittheredosomethingtoimproveyourlifE.41.AccordingtothewomanmentionedinParA.3herlife____________.A.doesn'tneedimprovingB.couldn'tbeimprovedC.willbebettersomedayD.willbeworseinthefuture42.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthewoman'slife?A.positiveB.satisfyingC.colorfulD.passive43.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistheauthor'sopinion?A.Yourtemporaryproblemisnotdiscouraging.B.YourluckcanbechangedbyyoureffortsC.YoucanonlyachievesuccesswhenGodwillsit.D.Youshouldtreatyourselfinthewayyoutreatfriends.44.InParA.5theauthoremphasizedtheimportanceof_____________.A.positiveactionB.positivethinkingC.hopeforthebestD.intentiontosucceed45.Thetextismainlywrittentoadviseyouto____________.A.understandyourselfB.improveyourlifeC.believeinyourselfD.changeyournormalway

TheAmericanshavebeenvotedtheworld’sfunniestnationality---theonebestatmakingpeoplelaugh---inaglobalpoll民意调查whichalsonamestheGermanstheleastfunnynationalityandtheBritishnotasfunnyastheythink.30000peopleacross15countrieswereaskedtonameboththefunniestandleastfunnynationalityinapollconductedbyBadoo.comtheworld’slargestsocialnetworkformeetingnewpeoplewith119millionusersworldwidE.TheAmericanswerevotedthefunniestnationalityaheadoftheSpanish---thefunniestEuropeans---insecondItaliansinthirdandBritishinseventh.ThevotingfortheleastfunnynationalityconfirmedtheviewofAmerica’sMarkTwainthataGermanjokeisnolaughingmatter.TheGermanswonaheadoftheRussiansandTurks.ThestereotypeofGermanhumourlessnessisbelievedtoderivefromtheirreputationforefficiencypunctualityandrationality理性.ExamplesofGermanjokesinclude:YesterdayImetmyfriendHorstatthehospital.He’dswallowedaspongE.Hesaysitdoesn’thurtbuthe’salwaysthirsty.WhenwemeetsomeonenewoneofthefirstthingswenoticeiswhethertheymakeuslaughsaysLloydPriceBadoo’sMarketingDirector.AmericaisaworthypollwinnersaysPricE.It’stheworld’sonlycomedysuperpower.TheBritishpridethemselvesontheirhumourbutlearnfromthepollthatthey’renotasfunnyastheythink.Theyplacedjustseventhof15---behindtheBraziliansFrenchandMexicans.26.Accordingtothepollwhichistherightorderfromthefunniestnationalitytotheleastfunnyone?A.SpanishAmericansFrenchMexicansBritishB.AmericansSpanishItaliansBraziliansFrenchC.BritishMexicansBraziliansSpanishAmericansD.ItaliansFrenchBritishMexicansBrazilians27.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A.Thepollwasconductedamong119millionpeoplebyBadoo.com.B.SpanisharethefunniestnationalityinEuropE.C.ThatGermansarenamedtheleastfunnynationalityisbecauseofMarkTwain.D.SomepeoplethinkthatBritisharefunnywhileothersthinktheoppositeinthepoll.28.Whichcanbethesubstituteofthewordderiveinthefourthparagraph?A.acquireB.sufferC.translateD.accomplish29.Whatistheauthor’spurposeoftellingusaGermanjoke?A.TheauthorwantstoshowthatGermansaregoodattellingjokes.B.TheauthorwantstoconfirmwhatMarkTwainsaiD.C.TheauthorwantstoprovethatGermansarenotfunnyatall.D.Theauthorjustwantstosaythatswallowingaspongeisnoharm.30.Itseemsthatthebesttitleforthispassageis______.A.TheFunniestNationalityB.A.GlobalPollConductedbyBadoo.ComC.AmericansWontheFunniestNationalityD.AmericansVotedFunniestNationGermansLeastFunny

FrombankerstofactorystaffemployeesintheWestfaceacoldprospectoflosingtheirjobsasaglobalrecession衰退startstobitE.ForcolleaguesintheEastthepainismorelikelytocomethroughapaycut.HumanresourceexpertssayculturaldifferencesexplainwhyAsiancompaniestryhardertopreservejobsindifficulttimeswhichwillpreventunemploymentandmayhelpAsianeconomiessurviveatatimeofslowingexports.TheEastAsianattitudemayalsomakeiteasierforcompaniestorecoverquicklyfromtheeconomicdownturnsincetheywillnotneedtorehireortrainnewstaffbutbuildupamoreloyalanddevotedgroup.IntheConfucianmindset儒家思想therightthingtodoistosharetheburdenwhichisthesenseofcollective集体的responsibility.WhileintheWestit’smoreaboutindividualsurvivalsaidMichaelBenolielassociateprofessoroforganizationalbehavioratSingaporeManagementUniversitySMU.IncontrastlocalWesterncompaniesfromGeneralMotorstoGoldmanSachsplantolayoffworkersbythethousandsbutattheAsianunitsofWesternmultinationalsorwesternunitsofAsiangroupsjobcutswillprobablybelessseverE.Japan’sjoblessratewas4percentinSeptemberupfrom3.8percentinJanuarywhileHongKong’swasflatat3.4percent.ButUSunemploymentisexpectedtohavejumpedto6.3percentlastmonthfrombelow5percentinJanuary.ExpertssaythatwhiletherearenoticeabledifferencesinlaborpracticesinEastandWestthegapwillnarrowasmorefirmsbecomemoremultinationalandcompetitionforcesfirmstoadoptthebestpracticesofrivalsfromabroaD.41.Theunderlinedwordprospectinthefirstparagraphmostprobablymeans_________.A.weatherB.sceneC.futureD.place42.ComparedwithjobcutspaycutscanbringthefollowingbenefitsEXCEPTthat_________.A.it’shelpfultotheeconomyrecoveryB.itcoststhecompanylessmoneytosurviveC.itwillkeeptheexperiencedandskilledworkersD.itcanformateamworkingharderandmoreloyally43.AccordingtoMichaelBenolieltheConfucianmindsetfocuseson_________.A.humanrightsB.sharingresponsibilityC.personalprofitsD.individualsurvival44.Inwhichcompanycanweinferthejobcutswillbeprobablythemostsevere?A.AlocalAmericangroup.B.AsmallJapanesecompany.C.AGermanbranchofaKoreanmultinational.D.AHongKong’sunitofaFrenchcompany.45.Thepassagemainlytellsus________.A.thedifficultiesallthecompaniesaroundtheworldwillmeetwithtodayB.theculturaldifferencesbetweenEasternandWesternworldatpresentC.thewaystocutdownthecostofthecompaniesineconomicdownturnD.thedifferentlaborsolutionsofAsianandWesterninglobalrecession

Traditionalfairytales童话arebeinggivenupbyparentsbecausetheyaretooscaryfortheiryoungchildrenastudyfound.ResearchuncoveredthatoneinfiveparentshasgotridofoldliteraturesuchasSnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarvesandRapunzelinfavorofmoremodernbooks.OnethirdofparentssaidtheirchildrenhavebeenleftintearsafterhearingthegruesomedetailsofLittleRedRidingHood.AndnearlyhalfofmothersandfathersrefusetoreadRumplesliltshintotheirkidsasthethemesofthestoryarekidnappingandkilling.SimilarlyGoldilocksandtheThreeBearswasalsoatalelikelytobeleftonthebookshelfasparentsfeltitforgivesstealing.Thesurveyof2000adultswascompletedtomarkthelaunchofthehitUSdramaGRIMM格林童话剧whichstartstonightat9pmonWatchandseessixdramaseriesbasedontraditionalfairytales.Thesurveyfoundaquarterofparentsquestionedwouldn’tconsiderreadingfairytalestotheirkids.And52percentoftheparentssaidCinderelladidn’tsendagoodmessagetotheirchildrenasitdescribesayoungwomandoinghouseworkallday.SteveHornseyGeneralManagerofWatchsaid:Bedtimestoriesaresupposedtocalmchildrendownandsendthemofftosleepsoundly.ButasweseeinGMMMfairytalescanbedarkanddramaticsoit’sunderstandablethatparentsworryaboutreadingthemtoyoungchildren.Asadultswecanseetheinnocenceinfairytalesbutafive-year-oldchildcouldtakethemtooliterally.DespitethedarknatureofclassicfairytalesasweseeinGRIMMgoodwilldefeatevilandthereisalwaysamoraltothestory.Thestudyalsofoundtwothirdsofmumsanddadstrytoavoidstorieswhichmightgivetheirchildrennightmares.Themostpopularbookreadatbedtimeisnow'TheVeryHungryCaterpillar'byEricCarlE.Howeverhalfofparentssaidtraditionaltalesaremorelikelytohaveastrongmoralmessagethanalotofmodernkids'bookssuchasTheGruffatoTheHungaryCaterpillarandtheMr.Menbooks.63.Classicalworksforchildrenarebeingavoidedbyparentstheythink.A.theycontainunmoralthemesB.theyareterrifyingC.theyencouragestealingkidnappingandkillingD.theyaretiredofansweringquestions64.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordgruesomemean?A.VeryhorribleB.VeryamusingC.VerydisappointingD.Veryamazing65.Whichstoriesarethepopularbedtimestoriesthatparentsliketotelltheirchildrennow?A.SnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarvesandCinderellaB.TheVeryHungryCaterpillarandLittleRedRidingHooD.C.TheVeryHungryCaterpillarandMr.MenD.GoldilocksandtheThreeBearsandCinderella66.AccordingtoSteveHornseyadultscanseeinnocenceinafairytalebuta5-year-oldchildmight______.A.thinkitisdifferentfromtherealityB.dislikeitbecauseitisscaryC.believeexactlywhatthetalesaysD.feelthereisamoraltothestory

DeathValleyisthelowesthottestdriestareainNorthAmericA.ThisCaliforniaNationalParkhaslessthan5cmofrainfallayearandtemperatureupto53℃insummer.That’senoughtokeepAmericansawayduringthehottestmonthsfromJunetoAugust.Butitisthehightemperatureandterribleheatthatdrawtheirmostcrazyfanstheforeigntourists.Fromallovertheworldtheycometothevalleyfloorincarscarryingmapsandwaterbottlesandfanningthemselveswithnewspaperstokeepcool.About1.3millionvisitorsentertheparkeachyearfromJunethroughAugust.90%ofthemareforeigners.TheygotheretoexperiencethesummerheatthatgivesDeathValleyitsnamE.TheaveragehighinJulyis53.2℃andthelow30℃.ForAugusttheaveragehighis52.2℃andthelow29.4℃.SowhatdoAmericansthinkoftheforeignvisitorswhoarrivefortheheatjustwhenlocalsfromtheUnitedStatestrytoavoidit?ParkmanagerBrendaHensonsaysTheforeignerswanttoexperiencetheheatinDeathValley.Wethinkit’scrazy.InfactDeathValleyisaseriesofsaltflats盐滩225kmlongand6kmto26kmwidE.BirdsandanimalsarelargelyabsentandonlythehardiestplantshavesomechanceofexistenceinthisextremeplacE.OnetouristfromParisconcludedWecometoitbecausewecantellallourfriendsandfamilythatwe’vebeentothehottestplaceintheworlD.65.TherealattractionofDeathValleyforforeignersisthat_____.A.summerheatkeepsAmericansawayB.experiencingtheheatinitiscoolC.itisaseriesofsaltflatsD.itisafamousplaceintheworlD.66.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordhardiestinParagraph4mean?A.Mostdifficult.B.MostenergetiC.C.Strongest.D.Best.67.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.ThehottesttimeinDeathValleyisfromJunetoAugust.B.NotallthevisitorstoDeathValleyareforeigners.C.ThelowesttemperatureinDeathValleyis29.4℃.D.DeathValleyismadeupofsaltflats.68.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.CrazyFansofDeathValley.B.ImportanceofDeathValley.C.BeautyofCaliforniaNationalPark.D.TheBestTouristAttractioninNorthAmericA.

HomestayprovidesEnglishlanguagestudentswiththeopportunitytospeakEnglishoutsidetheclassroomandtheexperienceofbeingpartofaBritishhomE.WhattoExpectThehostwillprovideaccommodationandmeals.Roomswillbecleanedandbedcoverschangedatleastonceaweek.Youwillbegiventhehousekeyandthehostistheretoofferhelpandadviceaswellastotakeaninterestinyourphysicalandmentalhealth.AccommodationZonesHomestaysarelocatedinLondonmainlyinZones23and4ofthetransportsystem.MosthostsdonotliveinthetowncentreasmuchofcentralLondoniscommercialandnotresidential居住的.Zones3and4oftenofferlargeraccommodationinalesscrowdedareA.ItisveryconvenienttotravelinLondonbyUndergrounD.MealPlansAvailable♢ContinentalBreakfast♢BreakfastandDinner♢BreakfastPackedLunchandDinnerIt’simportanttonotethatfewEnglishfamiliesstillprovideatraditionalcookedbreakfast.YouraccommodationincludesContinentalBreakfastwhichnormallyconsistsoffruitjuicecereal谷物类食品breadandteaorcoffeE.CheesefruitandcoldmeatarenotnormallypartofaContinentalBreakfastinEnglanD.DinnersusuallyconsistofmeatorfishwithvegetablesfollowedbydessertfruitandcoffeE.FriendsIfyouwishtoinviteafriendovertovisityoumustfirstaskyourhost’spermission.Youhavenorighttoentertainfriendsinafamilyhomeassomefamiliesfeelitisaninvasionoftheirprivacy.Self-CateringAccommodationinPrivateHomesAccommodationonaroom-onlybasisincludessharedkitchenandbathroomfacilitiesandoftenamainlivingroom.Thiskindofaccommodationoffersanindependentlifestyleandismoresuitableforthelong-staystudent.HoweveritdoesnotprovidethesamefamilyatmosphereasanordinaryhomestayandmaynotbenefitthosewhoneedtopractiseEnglishathomequiteasmuch.61.Whichofthefollowingwillthehostprovide?A.Freetransport.B.MedicalcarE.C.Roomcleaning.D.Physicaltraining.62.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph3?A.Zone4ismorecrowdedthanZone2.B.ThebusinesscentreofLondonisinZone1.C.HostsdisliketravellingtothecitycentrE.D.AccommodationinthecitycentreisnotprovideD.63.AccordingtothepassagewhatdoesContinentalBreakfastinclude?A.DessertandcoffeeB.Fruitandvegetables.C.breadandfruitjuiceD.Cerealandcoldmeat.64.Whydosomepeoplechooseself-cateringaccommodation?A.ToexperienceawarmerfamilyatmospherE.B.ToenrichtheirknowledgeofEnglish.C.ToentertainfriendsastheylikE.D.Toenjoymuchmorefreedom.65.Thepassageisprobablywrittenfor_____.A.hostswillingtoreceiveforeignstudentsB.EnglishlearnersapplyingtoliveinEnglishhomesC.travelersplanningtovisitfamiliesinLondonD.foreignershopingtobuildBritishculture

HowmanypeoplehaveImetwhohavetoldmeaboutthebookthattheyhavebeenplanningtowritebuthaveneveryetfoundthetime?Fartoomany.ThisisLifeallrightbutwedotreatitlikearehearsal排演andunhappilywedomisssomanyofitsbestmoments.Wetakejobstostayaliveandprovidehomesforourfamiliesalwaysmakingourselvesbelievethatthisstyleoflifeismerelyatemporarystateofaffairsalongtheroadtowhatwereallywanttodo.Thenat60or65wearesuddenlypresentedwithaclockandseveralgrandchildrenandwelookbackandrealizethatallthoseyearswaitingforRealLifetocomealongwereinfactreallife.InAmericatheyhaveasayingmuchlaughedatbytheEnglishHaveaniceday!Theyspeakslowlyandseriouslyintheirshopshotelsandsandwichbars.Ithinkitisawonderfulphraseremindingusineffecttoenjoythemoment:tovaluethisveryday.HowoftendowesaytoourselvesI'lltakeuphorse-ridingorgolforsailingassoonasIgetahigherpositiononlytodononeofthosethingswhenIdogetthehigherposition.WhenIfirstbecameareporterIknewamanwhogaveupaverywellpaidrespectablejobattheDailyTelegraphtogoandeditasmallweeklynewspaper.AtthetimeIwasastonishedbywhatappearedtometobehiscompletelyabnormal反常的mentalstatE.HowcouldanyoneturnhisbackonFleetStreetincentralLondonforasmalllocalareaIwantedtoknow.NowIamalittleolderandpossiblywiserIseethesenseinit.InFleetStreetthemanwasundercontinualpressure.HelivedinanunattractiveLondonsuburbandhespentmuchofhislifesittingonSouthernRegiontrains.46.Thefirstparagraphofthepassagetellsusthat.A.wealwaystrytofindsometimetowriteabookB.wealwaysmakeplansbutseldomfulfillthemC.wealwaysenjoymanyoflife'sbestmomentsD.wealwaysdowhatwereallywanttodo47.Theunderlinedphraseturnhisbackonparagraph6mostprobablymeans.A.leaveforB.returntoC.giveupD.relyon48.Themanparagraph6lefthisfirstjobpartlybecausehewas.A.inanabnormalstateB.undertoomuchpressureC.notwellpaidD.notrespected49.Whatisprobablythebesttitleforthepassage?A.ProvideHomesForOurFamilyB.TakeUpHorse-ridingC.ValueThisVeryDayD.StayAlive

AmericancitiesaresimilartoothercitiesaroundtheworlD.IneverycountrycitiesreflectthevaluesoftheculturE.Citiescontaintheverybestaspectsofasociety:opportunitiesforeducationemploymentandentertainment.Theyalsocontaintheveryworstpartsofasociety:violentcrimeracialconflictandpoverty.AmericancitiesarechangingjustasAmericansocietyischanging.AfterWorldWarIIcityresidentsbecamewealthiermoreprosperous.Theyhadmorechildren.TheyneededmorespacE.Theymoveoutoftheirapartmentsinthecitytobuytheirownhomes.TheyboughthousesinthesuburbsareasnearacitywherepeoplelivE.Theseareareaswithoutmanyofficesorfactories.Duringthe1950stheAmericandreamwastohaveahouseinthesuburbs.Nowthingsarechanging.Thechildrenofthepeoplewholeftthecitiesin1950sarenowadults.Theyunliketheirparentswanttoliveinthecities.Manyyoungprofessionalsdoctorslawyersandexecutivesaremovingbackintothecity.Manyaresingle;othersaremarriedbutoftenwithoutchildren.Theypreferthecitytothesuburbsbecausetheirjobsarethere;theyareafraidofthefuelshortage;ortheyjustenjoytheexcitementandopportunitieswhichthecityoffers.Thispopulationshiftisbringingproblemsaswellasbenefits.Countlesspoorpeoplemustleavetheirapartmentsinthecitybecausetheownerswanttosellthebuildingsormakeapartmentsforsaleinsteadofforrent.Inthe1950smanypoorpeopledidnothaveenoughmoneytomovetothesuburbs;nowmanyofthesepeopledonothaveenoughmoneytostayinthecities.OnlyafewyearsagopeoplethoughtthattheolderAmericancitiesweredying.Somecityresidentsnowseeabrightnewfuture.Othersseeonlyproblemsandconflicts.Onethingissuremanydyingcitiesarealiveagain.28.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofcitiesallovertheworld?__________.A.Theyarealive.B.Theyarehopeless.C.TheyaresimilarD.Theyaredifferent.29.Accordingtothe4thparagraphagreatmanypoorpeopleinAmericancities__________.A.arefacedwithhousingproblemsB.arefacedtomovetothesuburbsC.wanttoselltheirbuildingsD.needmoremoneyfordailyexpenses30.Wecanconcludefromthetextthat__________.A.AmericancitiesarechangingfortheworseB.peoplehavedifferentviewsonAmericancitiesC.manypeoplearenowmovingfromAmericancitiesD.thepopulationisdecreasinginolderAmericancities

AnideathatstartedinSeattle'spubliclibraryhasspreadthroughoutAmericaandbeyonD.Theconceptissimple:helptobuildasenseofcommunityinacitybygettingeveryonetoreadthesamebookatthesametimE.Inadditiontoencouragingreadingasapursuittobeenjoyedbyalltheprogramallowsstrangerstocommunicatebydiscussingthebookonthebusaswellaspromotingreadingasanexperiencetobesharedinfamiliesandschools.TheideacamefromSeattlelibrarianNancyPearlwholaunched发起theIfAllofSeattleReadtheSameBookprojectin1998.HeroriginalprogramusedauthorvisitsstudyguidesandbookdiscussiongroupstobringpeopletogetherwithabookbuttheideahassinceexpandedtomanyotherAmericancitiesandeventoHongKong.InChicagothemayorappearedontelevisiontoannouncethechoiceofToKillaMockingbirdasthefirstbookintheOneBookOneChicagoprogram.Asaresultreadingclubsandneighbourhoodgroupsspranguparoundthecity.AcrosstheUSstoriesemergedofparentsandchildrenreadingtoeachotheratnightandstrangerschattingawayonthebusaboutplotandcharacter.TheonlyproblemaroseinNewYorkwherelocalreaderscouldnotdecideononebooktorepresentthehugeanddiversepopulation.Thismayshowthattheideaworksbestinmedium-sizedcitiesorlargetownswhereagreatersenseofunitycanbeachieved.OritmayshowthatNewYorkersrathermissedthepointputtingalltheirenergyandpassionintothechoiceofthebookratherthandiscussionaboutabookitself.UltimatelyNancypointsoutthelevelofsuccessisnotmeasuredbyhowmanypeoplereadabookbutbyhowmanypeopleareenrichedbytheprocessorhaveenjoyedspeakingtosomeonewithwhomtheywouldnototherwisehavesharedaworD.67.WhatisthepurposeoftheprojectlaunchedbyNancy?A.Toinviteauthorstoguidereaders.B.ToencouragepeopletoreadandsharE.C.ToinvolvepeopleincommunityservicE.D.Topromotethefriendshipbetweencities.68.Accordingtothepassagewherewouldtheprojectbemoreeasilycarriedout?A.Inlargecommunitieswithlittlesenseofunity.B.InlargecitieswherelibrariesarefarfromhomE.C.Inmedium-sizedcitieswithadiversepopulation.D.InlargetownswhereagreementcanbequicklyreacheD.69.TheunderlinedwordssharedawordinParagraph5probablymean_________.A.exchangedideaswitheachotherB.discussedthemeaningofawordC.gainedlifeexperienceD.usedthesamelanguage70.AccordingtoNancythedegreeofsuccessoftheprojectisjudgedby_________.A.thecarefulselectionofaproperbookB.thegrowingpopularityofthewritersC.thenumberofpeoplewhobenefitfromreading.D.thenumberofbooksthateachpersonreads.

TheincomegapbetweenChina'sruralandurbanresidents居民hascontinuedtowidenduringthepastfewyearsinspiteofrapidlyrisingruralincomesAgriculturalMinisterSunZhengcaisaidhereonWednesday.Theincomeratio比率betweenurbanandruralresidentswas3.28:1in2006against3.23:1in2003saidSuninhisreportonthepromotionofbuildinganewcountrysidein2007.Sunalsosaidthenetincomeofruralresidentsindifferentregionsalsovariedwidely.TheincomegapisonlyoneofseveralproblemsinruralareasaccordingtoSun'sreport.WhilelistingtheachievementsinruralareasinrecentyearsSunbelievedthatruraldevelopmentstillfollowedbehindurbandevelopment.WehavebiggerpressuretoensurethesupplyofmajoragriculturalproductssuchasgrainhesaiD.China'surbanization都市化hasbeenspeededupandmoreruralresidentshavegonetourbanareashesaiD.InthiscasemoreagriculturalproducersbecomefarmproduceconsumerswhichcreatedmorepressureforsupplyhesaiD.AnotherproblemfacingChina'sagriculturaldevelopmentisinadequateapplicationofscienceandtechnology.Only30percentofscientificandtechnologicalachievementshavebeenappliedtoagriculturalproductionwhichis40percentagepointslowerthandevelopedcountrieshesaiD.Despiteincreasedgovernmentspendinginruralareastheinfrastructure基础下部组织isstillpoorandeasilyhitbydisasters.AccordingtoSunthegovernmentspent431.8billionyuan$59.15billiononagricultureruralareasandfarmersthisyearanincreaseof80.1billionyuanoverthepreviousyear.Chinasetaside11.38billionyuantopromoteanewruralcooperativemedicalcaresystemand27.98billionyuantosupportthenewcompulsoryeducationmechanisminruralareatoensurethatallcitizenssharedthefruitsofChina'sreformandopening-upSunsaiD.68.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?A.BecauseoftherapidlyrisingruralincomestheincomegapbetweenChina'sruralandurbanresidentswilldisappearthisyear.B.ThenetincomeofruralresidentsindifferentregionsisthesamE.C.Thegovernmenthastakenmeasurestodeveloptheeconomyintheruralareas.D.Becauseoftherapidlyrisingruralincomesthesupplyofmajoragriculturalproductsisenough.69.Canyouinferthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordsinparagraph5?A.bemadefulluseofB.bemadelittleuseofC.benotmadefulluseofD.bemadegooduseof70.Howmuchisspentonagricultureruralareasandfarmersthepreviousyear?A.431.8billionyuanB.511.9billionyuanC.351.7billionyuanD.80.1billionyuan71.WhichisNOTtheprobleminruralareas?A.TheincomegapB.TheinadequateapplicationofscienceandtechnologyC.ThesupplyofmajoragriculturalproductsD.China'surbanization

The2008NationalTeacheroftheYeargaveitsprizetoMichaelGeisenanAmericanscienceteacherwhoisthirty-fiveyearsoldandaforester护林员.Buthedecidedhewouldratherworkwithgrowingmindsthanwithgrowingtrees.SevenyearsagoMichaelGeisengotmaster’sdegreeinteachingandajobatamiddleschool.HebroughtnewenergytothesciencedepartmenttherE.Hecreatedschoolprojectsandgotparents’supportintheirchildren’swork.Healwaystriedtobecreativewitheachactivityandhedidn’tlikeusingtextbooksmuch.Onegirlinhisclasssaidhecouldprobablymakeitinterestingtowatchgrassgrow.Duringlunchhisstudentscometohisroomtotalkgethelpvisithisturtle海龟andsometimesjoinhiminplayingtheguitar.HewritessongsanddevelopsgamesaboutsciencE.Hesaysoneofhisgoalsasateacheristocreatepeoplewhowillcontinuetolearnthroughouttheirlives.TheNationalTeacheroftheYearisaprofessionalaward奖intheUnitedStates.Theprogrambeganin1952.Eachstatechoosesoneteacherasthewinnerofthestateteachersoftheyear.PresidentGeorgeBushhonoredtopteachersattheWhiteHousE.HesaidthatinMichaelGeisen’sfirsttwoyearsasheadoftheschoolsciencedepartmentstudentsofhisschoolgothighscoresonastatesciencetestandtheywerestillimproving.AttheWhiteHouseMichaelGeisensaidthatstudentsareborntobecreativecuriousandalivesoweneedtoreallyencouragestudents’creativityandtheirdesiretolearnusefulskillstofacethefutureworlD.OurjobistoeducatetheentirechilD.67.FromthetextwelearnthatMichaelGeisen.A.isanAmericanwriter.B.haswontheNationalTeacheroftheYeartwicE.C.winssupportfromtheparentsofhisstudents.D.gotamaster’sdegreewhenhewas35.68.ThestudentsofMichaelGrisenthinkthattheirteacheris.A.serious.B.friendly.C.strict.D.politE.69.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheNationalTeacheroftheYearprogram?A.PresidentGeorgeBushstartedthisprogram.B.EachUSstatewilldecideoneteachereveryyear.C.Ithasbeenheldworldwideeachyearsince2001.D.ThewinnerswillhaveachancetoworkattheWhiteHousE.70.Fromthepassageweknowthat.A.MichaelGeisenwonhighscoresinastatesciencetest.B.MichaelGeisenisafamousscientist.C.GeorgeBushmetMichaelGeisen’sstudentsattheWhiteHousE.D.MichaelGeisenistheheadofthesciencedepartmentathisschool.

CoolestHotelsintheWorldArtauAragonTowersTheAriauAmazonTowershotelletsyousleepinatreehousE.Eighttowersmakeupthishotelthatoffersover300rooms.IfyoureallywanttogetintothespiritbooktheTarzanSuitewhichislargeenoughforabigfamily.You'llbethirtyfeetupintheairandcantravelbetweenthetowersthroughtheirwoodenwalkways.Prices:startingat$300onenightforeachpersonforaregularroomandgoingallthewayupto$3000fortheTarzanSuitE.Formoreinformationvisitthewebsite:http://Hwww.ariautowers.comTheIceHotelEverywinterinJukkasjarviSwedenaspecialkindofhotelcalledthelceHotelisbuilt.Eachyearworld-famousartistsareinvitedtodesignandproduceworksofartfromtheicemanyofwhichcanbefoundintherooms.You'llhaveyourchoicebetweenhotorcoldroomsbutyouwillbewelladvisedtostayatleastonenightinacoldroomforatrueexperiencE.Prices:startingat$318onenightforeachpersonforeitheracoldroomorawarmonE.Formoreinformationvisitthewebsite:http:Hwww.icehotel.comPropellerIslandPropellerIslandCityLodgeisaveryspecialhotelthatwasdesignedbyaGermanartist.Eachroomprovidesyouwiththepossibilityoflivinginaworkofart.Everysinglepieceoffurnitureinthethirtyroomsofthehotelhasbeenhand-madeandeachroomiscompletelydifferent.You'llbeabletochoosearoombasedonyourownpersonaltastes.Prices:startingatjust$91anightandanadditional另外personforonly20extradollars.Formoreinformationvisitthewebsite:http://www.propeller-islanD.comForinformationaboutothercoolhotelsIntheworldvisitthewebsite:http://www.bahamabeachcluB.com47.WhatisspecialabouttheAriauAmazonTowershotel?A.YoucansleepinthetreehousE.B.Youcanchooseanyofthetowers.C.Itisdesignedforbigfamilies.D.Everyroomhasawalkway.48.FormorepersonsspendinganightinoneofthesehotelstheyhavetopayatleastA.$111B.$182C.$600D.$63649.Whichwebsiteshouldyouvisitifyouwanttofindoutwhetherthereexistsahotelunderthesea?A.http://www.icehotel.comB.http//www.ariantowers.comC.http://www.propeller-islanD.comD.htlp://www.bahamabeachcluB.com50.Whichhotelwouldinviteartiststocometoworkeveryyear?A.PropellerBlandCityLodgE.B.ArianAmazonTowers.C.TheIceHotel.D.BahamaBeachCluB.

Theymaybejustpassingyourofficecomputerbagslung悬挂overoneshoulder.Ortheymaybesittinginacaroutsideitcausallytappingawayatalaptop.Theylooklikeinnocentpassers-by.Infacttheyarestealingyourcorporatesecrets.Drive-byhackingisthetrendytermgiventothepracticeofbreakingintowirelesscomputernetworksfromoutsidethebuildingsthathousethem.A.recentstudyintheUKsponsoredbyRSADataSecurityfoundthattwo-thirdsoforganizationswithwirelessnetworkswereriskingtheirdatainthisway.Securityexpertspatrolled巡逻severalstreetsintheCityofLondonseekingevidenceofwirelessnetworksinoperation.Of124thattheyidentified83weresendingdatawithoutencrypting加密them.Suchdatacouldreadilybepickedupbyapasser-byarmedonlywithaportablecomputerawirelessmodemandafewpiecesofsoftwarethatcanbefreelydownloadedfromtheInternet.Thedatacouldincludesensitivecompanydocumentscontainingvaluableinformation.Ortheycouldbee-mailidentitiesandpasswordsthatcouldbeusedbyhackerstologintocorporatenetworksasiftheywerelegalusers.MostcompaniesusingwirelessnetworkingtechnologydonottakeeventhesimplestofmeasurestoprotecttheirdatA.Nearlyallwirelessnetworktechnologycomeswithsomebasicsecurityfeaturesthatneedonlytobeactivated激活inordertogiveaminimumlevelofsecurityforexamplebyencryptingthedatabeingpassedoverthenetwork.RaymonKruckbusinessdevelopmentmanageratCheckPointSoftwareasecuritytechnologyspecialistbelievesthiscouldbepartlyapsychologicalproblem.Peopleseethesolidwallsoftheirbuildingassafeguardsandforgetthatwirelessnetworkscanextendupto200metersbeyondphysicalwalls.Companieswithoutanysecurityatallontheirwirelessnetworksmakeitridiculouslyeasyforhackerstobreakin.SwitchingonthesecuritythatcomeswiththenetworktechnologyshouldbeautomatiC.ThenthereareotherbasicstepsacompanycantakesaysMr.Krucksuchaschangingthepasswordsonthenetworkfromthedefault默认setting.CompaniescanalsoinstallfirewallswhichformabarrierbetweentheinternalnetworkandthepublicInternet.Theyshouldalsochecktheircomputerrecordsregularlytospotanyabnormalactivitywhichmightbetraythepresenceofahacker.71.AccordingtothestudysponsoredbyRSADataSecuritytwothirdsofthesubjects_______.A.hadmostoftheircompanydatastolenB.dependedonwirelesscomputernetworksC.wereexposedtodrive-byhackingD.wereunawareoftheriskofwirelesshacking72.WhichofthefollowingisNOTconsideredinthestudy?A.Thenumberofcomputerhackingincidents.B.ThenumberofwirelesscomputernetworksidentifieD.C.ThewayinwhichdataaresentandreceiveD.D.Thewayinwhichdataarehackedandstolen.73.Mostwirelessnetworktechnologyhas_________.A.dataencryptionprogramB.passwordsecurityprogramsC.illegal-userdetectionD.firewall74.RaymondKruckmostprobablyagreesthatwirelessnetworksecurityinvolves________.A.wirelesssignaladministrationB.changesinuser’sawarenessC.users’psychologicalhealthD.strongerphysicalwalls75.Thepassageismostlikelytobeseenina__________A.bookreviewB.sciencefictionC.textbookD.computermagazine

Thereareanumberofwaysinwhichmassmediamakedailylifeeasierforus.FirsttheyinformandhelpuskeepawatchonourworlD.Theygatherandpassoninformationwewouldbeunlikelyorunabletogainonourown.SecondmassmediahelpustoarrangeourtimeandlifE.WhatwetalkaboutandwhatwethinkaboutaregreatlyinfluencedbythemediA.WhenpeoplegettogethertheytendtotalkaboutcertainhappeningsonthenewspapersoronTV.BecauseweareprovidedwithdifferingpointsofviewthroughdifferentkindsofmediaeverydayweareabletocommentonallsidesofacertainissuE.Thirdmassmediahelpustoconnectwithvariousgroupsinsociety.Throughmassmediaweareabletokeepincontactwithpoliticiansintheworld;withfamousactorsandactressesandwithourbelovedsingers.Fourththemediahelptosocializeus.WelearnaboutthepreferredbehaviorandvaluesfromthepeoplewemeetaswellasfromthemediA.ThroughportrayalsofpeoplethemediatelluswhatproperbehaviorsarE.BydoingsotheyteachusstandardsofbehaviorandvaluesandhelpusinourdailylifE.FifththemediaareusedtopersuadepeoplE.A.goodexampleisadvertisementsthroughthemediA.NewspapersmagazinesandTVarefilledwithallkindsofcolorfulpersuasiveadvertisements.Thoughmanyadvertisementsmaynotsayopenlythattheywantyoutobuyacertainproducttheydescribetheirproductsinsuchawaythatyoumaywanttobuythem.Sixththemediaentertain.AllofthemediamakesomeefforttryingtoentertaintheiraudiencE.Forexampleeventhoughthenewspaperisamainmediumofinformationitalsocontainsentertainmentfeatures.Manynewspapersoffertheirreadersatleastsomeofthefollowing:comicsfictionbooksandpuzzlegamestelevisionsandmagazinesaredevotedmainlytoentertainment.Itisguessedthatinthefuturetheentertainmentfunctionofmassmediawillbecomeevenmoreimportantthanitisnow.61.Theunderlinedwordscatteredinparagraph1means______.A.farawayB.nearlyC.asmallnumberofD.smallandfarapart62.TheunderlinedwordportrayalinParagraph5means______.A.photographB.wordsC.descriptionD.clothes63.Accordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingstatementsisn’ttrueaboutmedium?A.Massmediahaveaneffectonourspeechandthoughts.B.MassmediakeepusinformedandconnecteD.C.Massmediapersuadeusintobuyingwhatwedon’tneedatall.D.Massmediahelpusspendtimewithothersinafriendlyway.64.Whichofthefollowingisn’tincludedaboutmassmediainthepassage?A.entertainmentB.sportsC.famouspeopleD.advertisements

MoneyspentonadvertisingismoneyspentaswellasanyIknowof.Itservesdirectlytoassistarapiddistributionofgoodsatreasonablepricestherebyestablishingafirmhomemarketandsomakingitpossibletoprovideforexportatcompetitiveprices.Bydrawingattentiontonewideasithelpsenormouslytoraisestandardsofliving.Byhelpingtoincreasedemanditensuresanincreasedneedofmanyservices:WithoutadvertisementsyourdailynewspaperwouldcostfourtimesasmuchthepriceofyourtelevisionlicensewouldneedtobedoubledandtravelbybusortubewouldcostmorE.Andperhapsmostimportantofalladvertisingprovidesaguaranteeofreasonablevalueintheproductsandservicesyoubuy.Apartfromthefactthetwenty-sevenActsofParliamentgovernthetermsofadvertisingnoregularadvertiserdarepromoteaproductthatfailstoliveuptothepromiseofhisadvertisements.Hemightfoolsomepeopleforalittlewhilethroughmisleadingadvertising.HewillnotdosoforlongformercifullythepublichasthegoodsensenottobuytheinferiorarticlemorethanoncE.IfyouseeanarticleconsistentlyadvertiseditisthesurestproofIknowthatthearticledoeswhatisclaimedforitandthatitrepresentsgoodvaluE.AdvertisingdoesmoreforthematerialbenefitofthecommunitythananyotherforceIcanthinkof.ThereisonemorepointIfeelIoughttotouchon.RecentlyIheardawell-knowntelevisionpersonalitydeclarethathewasagainstadvertisingbecauseitpersuadesratherthaninforms.Hewasdrawingexcessivelyfinedistinctions.OfcourseadvertisingseekstopersuadE.Ifitsmessagewereconfinedmerelytoinformation-andthatinitselfwouldbedifficultifnotimpossibletoachieveforevenadetailsuchasthechoiceofthecolourofashirtissubtlypersuasive-advertisingwouldbesoboringthatnoonewouldpayanyattention.Butperhapsthatiswhatthewell-knowntelevisionpersonalitywants.61.Bythefirstsentenceofthepassagetheauthormeansthat____.A.heisfairlyfamiliarwiththecostofadvertisingB.everybodyknowswellthatadvertisingismoneyconsumingC.advertisingcostsmoneylikeeverythingelseD.itisworthwhiletospendmoneyonadvertising62.InthepassagewhichofthefollowingisNOTincludedintheadvantagesofadvertising?A.SecuringgreaterfamE.B.Providingmorejobs.C.Enhancinglivingstandards.D.Reducingnewspapercost.63.Theauthorthinksthatthewell-knownTVpersonalityis____.A.verypreciseinpassinghisjudgmentonadvertisingB.interestedinnothingbutthebuyer'sattentionC.correctintellingthedifferencebetweenpersuasionandinformationD.obviouslypartialinhisviewsonadvertising64.Intheauthor'sopinion______.A.advertisingcanseldombringmaterialbenefittomanbyprovidinginformationB.advertisinginformspeopleofnewideasratherthanwinsthemoverC.thereisnothingwrongwithadvertisinginpersuadingthebuyerD.thebuyerisnotinterestedingettinginformationfromanadvertisement65.Whatattitudedoestheauthorholdforadvertising?A.NegativE.B.PositivE.C.Ridiculous.D.NotstateD.