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Belinda刚收到一则消息说一家英国公司有兴趣买她的时装设计公司在与该公司会面前她必须运用一些电脑软件来完成她的一些任务首先请阅读下列关于电脑软件的信息A.Dreamweaver:Dreamweaveristheindustry-leadingwebdevelopmenttoolenablinguserstoefficientlydesigndevelopandmaintainwebsitesandapplications.InsteadofspendinghourswritingthecoderequiredforawebpagethedesignercanbuildthetableinsertpicturesandtextaswellascreatewebformsbyselectingtheitemtheywantandpastingitdirectlyonthepagE.DreamweaverautomaticallywritesthecodeandletthedesignerviewitexactlyasitwillappearonaWebpagE.B.Excel:Excelisspreadsheetapplicationsusefulformanagementofdataandperformingcalculationssuchastotalingacolumnofnumbersorgeneratingamoresophisticatedformulatocalculatesomestatisticalmeasureonalistofnumbers.Excelalsoallowsthisdatatobepresentedinagraphicalformusingitsreport’sfunction.C.Gimp:Gimpisafreelyavailableopen-sourceimage-editingandgraphicscreationsoftwareapplicationsimilartoPhotoshop.Itcanbeusedtocolourcorrectandsharpenpictures;makegreatlookingreproductionofnot-so-greatlookingphotographs;andcreateahugerangeofdifferentgraphicsandlogos.D.Firefox:FirefoxisanincreasinglypopularwebbrowseraprogramthatprovidesawaytolookatandinteractwithalltheinformationontheWorldWideWeB.InadditiontodisplayingimagesandtextFirefoxisabletopresentarangeofdifferentmultimediainformationincludingsoundandvideo.Afteronly3yearsFirefoxisalreadythesecondmostpopularbrowserintheworldafterMicrosoftInternetExplorer.E.WordPerfect:WordPerfectisawordprocessorsoftwarepackagethatallowsyoutocreatesaveandprintletterspapersandotherdocuments.Ithasmanywritingtoolsandadvancedfeaturesthatallowyoutochangeoredityourworkcreatetablesinsertimagesmodifythetextsizestyleandcolouranddospellingandgrammarchecks.F.Outlook:MicrosoftOutlookExpressisanemailandnewsclientbundledwithoperatingsystemsandtheInternetExplorerwebbrowserbyMicrosoftandalsoavailableasano-chargedownloadfortheclassicAppleMacintoshoperatingsystemalthoughnotforthenewerMacintoshcomputerswhereithasbeenreplacedbyMicrosoftEntouragewhichcostsmoneyaspartofMicrosoftOffice请阅读下列关于任务的信息然后匹配任务与完成任务所需要的软件76.Letterofintroduction:Belindamustdraft/preparealetterintroducinghercompanytothepossiblebuyer.InthelettershewillalsoincludepicturesofsampledesignsshehasproducedoverthepasttwoyearsandatablelistingsalesfiguresandprofitsforthesameperioD.77.Companyaccounts:Belindamustpresenttheinterestedbuyerwiththefulldetailsofthecompany’seconomicperformanceoverthepast2yearsaswellassalesandprofitestimatesforthenext6months.Sheisrequiredtocalculateanddisplayhertotalsalestoallretailersallrevenueearnedfromthosesalesemployeepaymentandotheroperatingcostandfinallyoverallprofits.78.Imageupdates:ShewantstoimprovethequalityofpicturesofhercurrentfashiondesignssoshecansendthemaspartoftheletterofintroductionandalsopostthemontheweB.InadditionshewantstodesignanewcompanylogothatwillappearonallherbusinesslettersandonherwebsitE.79.Updatethecompanywebsite:InordertopresentamoreprofessionalimagetothebuyerBelindawillupdatehercompany’swebsitE.Shewantstoaddthenewlogotoallthewebsite’spagesandcreatenewpagesdisplayingthenewandimprovedpicturesofherdesigns.80.Checkwebsite:finallyshewantstocheckthewebsitetomakesurethechangesshehasmadelookgoodandthattheydon’ttaketoolongtodownloadandviewovertheInternet.
Althoughwomenleadhealthierlongerlivesthecruelopinionthattheybecomeoldsoonerthanmeniswidespreadintheworkplaceresearchshows.Asurveyofmorethan2600managersandpersonnelprofessionalsshowedthatagediscriminationisnotonlycommonintheworkplacebutisshotthroughwithinconsistencies矛盾.Sixintenmanagersreportedbeingavictimofagediscrimination―usuallybecausetheywereturneddownforajobforbeingtoooldortooyoung.Yetmorethanafifthadmittedthattheyusedagesasanimportantstandard.Althoughthesurveyfoundwidespreadagreementthatolderworkerswerebetterthanyoungercolleagueswhenitcametoreliabilitycommitmentloyaltyandcustomerservicethesequalitieswerenotnecessarilyconsideredtobeworthyofadvancement.Alargenumberofpersonsbelievedthatworkersbetween30and39hadthebestpromotionchanceswithonly2percentgivingexampleof50year-oldsorabovE.Therewasevidencethatpeoplewereconsideredoldatdifferentagesindifferentjobs.A.youngmanworkinginITsaidhewasconsideredtoooldbytheageof28.Infacttherewasnoevidencetosuggestthatolderworkerswerelessvaluabletocompaniesthanyoungerworkersinfacttheoppositewasoftentruebecauseolderworkersoftenbroughtexperience.ThefindingsalsosuggestedthattheGovernment’sideasonageintheworkforcemayalsobeoutofstepwithreality.60.Whichisthediscriminationmentionedinthispassage?A.Thehealthierwomenarethesoonertheywilllosetheirjob.B.Societyknowswomenshouldberespectedbutitdoesn’tofferthemanyjobs.C.Femalemanagersrespectmaleworkersbutmalemangersdon’trespectfemaleworkers.D.Victimsofagediscriminationconsiderageasanimportantstandard.61.Olderworkersarebetterthanyoungercolleaguesbecausetheyhavemanyadvantagesexceptthattheyare.A.dependableB.marriedC.faithfulD.helpful62.WhydoesthewritermentionayoungmanworkinginIT?A.Becausethewriterthinksitapitythatthisyoungmanisold.B.Becauseit’sanexampleofdifferentagestandardsindifferentjobs.C.BecausetheITindustryisdevelopingtoofast.D.Becausethewriterdoesn’tthinktheyoungmanisold.63.Whichstatementistrueaccordingtothewriter’sattitude?A.Thepresentagestandarddoesn’tgowithreality.B.Thepresentagestandardisreasonable.C.Womenshouldworklongerthanmen.D.Yongworkersshouldlearnfromoldworkers.
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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.61.WhichAwardcanbesharedbymultiplefilmsinoneyear?A.GoldenLionB.GoldenPalmC.AcademyAwardsD.SanMarcoAward62.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutOscarsisnottrue?A.It’sthenicknameofAcademyAwardsB.It’salsothenicknameofthestatuette.C.ItgotitsnamebecauseMargaretsaidthestatuettelookedlikehisuncle.D.It’sanawardinFrance.63.WhichAwardhastheshortesthistory?A.GoldenLionB.GoldenPalmC.AcademyAwardsD.SanMarcoAward64.WhyistheAwardforBerlinFilmFestivalcalledGoldenandSilverBear?A.ItlookslikeabearB.ItismadeupofbearfurC.ThebearisthesymbolofBerlinD.BearisrareinBerlin65.Whichofthefollowingbeststatesthemainideaofthepassage?A.AnintroductionoffamousfilmfestivalsandfilmawardsB.AnadvertisementforfilmsandTVprogrammes.C.Introducethenicknamesoffamousfilmawards.D.Aguideofhowtospendfamousfilmfestivals
根据短文内容从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项Youdonotneedtobearocketscientist.Americanshearthesewordsoften.Peoplesaytheminschoolsofficesandfactories.Broadcastersonradioandtelevisionoftenusethem.Howdidtheexpressionbegin?Nooneseemstoknowit.56ItgrewhesaysBecauserocketscientistsprobablyarethemostintelligentpeoplearounD.NoteveryonewouldagreE.Somepeoplemightbeconsideredmoreintelligentthanrocketscientistsforexampleapersonwhospeaksfifteenlanguagesoramedicaldoctorwhooperatesonthebrain.Stillmanypeoplewouldagreethatthereissomethingspecialaboutscientistswhobuildrockets.57MovingpicturesfrombeforeWorldWarIIshowedamannamedBuckRogerslandingontheplanetMars.Hewasaherowhocouldwithdrawanyenemy敌军fromouterspacE.Therocketscientistisadifferentkindofhero.58RocketscientistshowevercanhaveproblemsjustlikeeveryoneelsE.A.Washingtonrocketscientisttoldaboutalaunch发射thatwasputoffmanytimes.Finallyeverythingseemedright.MechanicalfailureshadbeenrepaireD.TheweatherwasgooD.Thescientistshadplannedthatpartoftherocketwouldfallintotheoceanafterthelaunch.AlltheshipsandboatswithinmanykilometersofthedangerareashadbeenwarneD.ButinthelastfewsecondsasmallboatenteredtheareA.5960OnescientistsaidAsachildIlovedtobuildtherockets.NowIamagrown-up.Istilllovetobuildrockets.AndnowIgetpaidforit.A.HeorshemakesspacetravelpossiblE.B.It’sdangerousforrocketscientiststobuildrockets.C.Maybeithassomethingtodowiththemysteryofspacetravel.D.Whentheworkgoeswellmostrocketscientistsenjoytheirjobs.E.Haveyoueverheardofthespacetravel?F.ButanofficialoftheAmericanspaceagencyNASAsaystheexpressionjustgrew.G.Onceagainthelaunchwasputoff.
CountriesmustlearntosharewaterfairlyiftheyaretopreventwarringoverwateraspopulationgrowthandclimatechangemakeitevermorescarcE.Farminguses70percentofthefreshwatertakenfromtheworld’slakesandriversandneedfromfarmsissettoincreaseby14percentinthenext30years.Waterconflictscanhappeninwater-stressedareasamonglocalcommunitiesandbetweencountries.Thelackofinstrumentsforwatersharingexacerbatesalreadydifficultconditions.IntheabsenceofclearrulesthingswillnotbeorganizedorarrangedinorderandpowerplaysanimportantrolE.Whilehumansdrinkbetween2and5litresofwateradayittakes1000-2000litrestoproduceakilogramofwheatandupto15000litrestoproduceakiloofgrain-fedbeef.Thedailyconsumptionofwaterperpersonisathousandtimesmorethantheconsumptionthroughdrinking.Already1.1billionpeoplelackcleanwaterandwiththeworld’spopulationsettogrowfrom6.5billionto8billionby20251.8billionpeoplewillfacewaterscarcitybythen.Globalwarmingwillexacerbatetheproblemespeciallyinpoordryareas.Toimprovecross-bordercooperationonwaterusethe10countriesontheNilearenegotiating商定awater-sharingagreementwhichtheFoodandAgricultureOrganisationhopeswillbeamodelforotherareaswherethescarcewatercanbesharedoutpeacefully.61.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.Waterconflictscanariseinpooranddryareas.B.Countriesmustlearntosharewaterfairly.C.Whatcausedwaterconflicts.D.Waterconsumptionisincreasing.62.Whichofthefollowingmaybethereasonforwaterconflicts?A.Thelackofclearrules.B.Thatfarmingconsumestoomuchwater.C.ThattoomuchwaterhasbeenwasteD.D.Environmentalpollution.63.TheunderlinedwordexacerbatesinParagraph3probablymeans.A.makeslargerB.makessmallerC.makesbetterD.makesworse64.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Farminguses70percentofthefreshwaternow.B.Ittakesabout15000litresofwatertoproduceakiloofgrain-fedbeef.C.The10countriesontheNilehavereachedawater-sharingagreement.D.1.8billionpeoplewillfacewaterscarcityby2025.
OntheOlympicflagtheringsappearonawhitebackgrounD.TheflagreinforcestheideaoftheOlympicMovement’suniversality广泛性asitbringstogetherallthecountriesoftheworlD.PierredeCoubertinthefatherofthemodernOlympicGamesexplainsthemeaningoftheflag:TheOlympicflaghasawhitebackgroundwithfiveinterlaced交错的ringsinthecentre:blueyellowblackgreenandreD.Thisdesignissymbolic;itrepresentsthefivecontinentsoftheworldunitedbyOlympismwhilethesixcolorsarethosethatappearonallthenationalflagsoftheworldatthepresenttimE.1931Combinedinthiswaythesixcolorsoftheflagincludingthewhiteofthebackgroundrepresentallnations.Itiswrongthereforetobelievethateachofthecolorscorrespondstoacertaincontinent!AttheOlympicGamestheflagisbroughtintothestadiumduringtheopeningceremony.Sincethe1960GamesinRomeItalyithasbeencarriedhorizontallybyadelegationofathletesorotherpeoplewellknownfortheirpositiveworkinsociety.AfteritsarrivaltheflagishoisteduptheflagpolE.ItmustflyinthestadiumduringthewholeoftheGames.WhentheflagisloweredattheclosingceremonyitsignalstheendoftheGames.ThemayorofthehostcityoftheGamespassestheOlympicflagtothemayorofthenexthostcityoftheGames.InthehistoryeventhoughPierredeCoubertinintendedtheOlympicGamestobeaninternationaleventfromthetimeoftheirre-establishmentin1896inAthensGreeceitwasonlyatthe1912GamesinStockholmSwedenthatforthefirsttimetheparticipantscamefromallfivecontinents.Oneyearlaterin1913thefiveringsappearedatthetopofaletterwrittenbyPierredeCoubertin.HedrewtheringsandcoloredtheminbyhanD.HethendescribedthissymbolintheOlympicReviewofAugust1913.ItwasalsoCoubertinwhohadtheideafortheOlympicflag.HepresentedtheringsandflaginJune1914inParisattheOlympicCongress.TheFirstWorldWarpreventedtheGamesfrombeingcelebratedin1916inBerlinGermanyasplanneD.Itwasnotuntil1920inAntwerpBelgiumthattheflaganditsfiveringscouldbeseenflyinginanOlympicstadium.Theuniversalityconveyedbytheringsandtheflagwasanewideaatthebeginningofthe20thcentury.Nationalismwasverystrongandtensionbetweencertaincountrieswashigh.ItwasinthisclimatehoweverthatCoubertinproposedasymbolwhichaimedtoencourageworldunity.60.TheauthormentionedOlympicGamesexcepttheonein1916inthepassagE.A.2B.3C.4D.561.Whichofthefollowingagreeswiththepassage?.A.PierredeCoubertincontributedalottotheOlympicsB.EachofthecolorscorrespondstoacertaincontinentC.Theflagisaimedatpromotingtheworldeconomy.D.WhentheflagisbroughtintothestadiumitsignalsthebeginningoftheGames62.WhichstatementisNOTTRUEaccordingtotheauthor?.A.TheflagreinforcestheideaoftheOlympicMovement’suniversalityB.Itwasnotuntil1920GamesinAntwerpBelgiumthatforthefirsttimetheparticipantscamefromallfivecontinents.C.Theuniversalityoftheflagwasanewideaatthebeginningofthe20thcenturyD.TheflagmustflyinthestadiumduringthewholeoftheGames63.Whichofthefollowingcanbeusedasthebesttitleofthepassage?.A.OneworldOnedreamB.GreenBeijingGreetOlympicsC.TheFatheroftheModernOlympicGamesD.TheHistoryoftheOlympicFlag
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OneisnotbornabletospeakalanguagE.OneisbornabletomakeanoisE.IhaveheardbabiescryinAmericaandinChina.Ican'ttellanydifferencE.ButwhenIhearsomeonefromAmericaspeakEnglishandhearsomeonespeakChineseIcantellyoutherearealotofdifferences.IbelieveacommonproblemwithChinesestudents’learningEnglishisthattheywerenottaughttothinkinEnglish.TheyhaveanideaspokeninEnglishandwanttotranslatetheideaintoChineseThentheythinkinChineseoftheproperreplyandtranslateitintoEnglish.Afteralongperiodofspeakingthelanguageonebeginstothinkintheforeignlanguagenaturally.YouwilllearnfasterifyoubegintothinkinEnglishattheverybeginningofyourstudy.Manystudentsaskme:WhatcanIdotoimprovemyspokenEnglish?Myreplyis:ThemoreEnglishyouspeakthebetterEnglishyouwillspeak.TherearemanythingsyoucandotoimproveyourspokenEnglish.OfcoursethebestwayistolivewhereEnglishisspokenasalanguageofthecountry.49.ThecriesofAmericanandChinesebabiesare________.A.differentB.thesameC.notlikeeachotherD.likeeachother50.TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2meansthat________.A.someteachersdidn'tteachstudentstothinkinEnglishB.teachersnevergavethestudentsthewayoflearningEnglishC.studentsdidn'trememberthewayteacherstaughtthemD.teachersdidn'twanttheirstudentstothinkinEnglish51.TheunderlinedwordtheyinParagraph2refersto________.A.ChinesestudentsB.EnglishstudentsC.ChineseteachersD.Englishteachers52.AccordingtothearticlewhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.YoumustthinkinEnglishallthetimE.B.IfyoutranslateasentenceintoChineseyoushouldthinkaboutthemeaningofthesentenceinChinesecarefullyfirst.C.AfterspeakingEnglishforalongtimeyoumayprobablythinkinEnglishnaturally.D.ThebestwayoflearningEnglishistoliveinAmerica.
DespitetheburningheatthesummerholidaysaredrawingtoaclosE.Afteraperiodofpleasantrelaxationspendingtimewithfriendsandfamilyourthoughtsnowturntowardsthenewschoolterm.Thiscanbeanexcitingtimefilledwithnewopportunitiesambitionsandchallenges.Suchnewchallengescanbefrighteningaswefaceunfamiliarsituationspeopleandplaces.ManyofyouwillbefacinganewterminahighergradE.ThismaywellmeanagreaterworkloadandmoreexampressurE.Maybeyouarestartinganewschoolandareworriedabouthowtomakenewfriends.WhichevernewsituationyoufacethereisnoshameinadmittingyouareworriedorconcerneD.ThefactthatyouareolderandarefacingmorechallengesdoesnotmeanthatyouhavetodealwithyourproblemsalonE.Nomatterhowoldweareallofusneedhelpsometimesandadmittingtoweaknesscanbeoneofourgreateststrengths.Howelsecanwegetthehelpweneedtofaceourproblemswithconfidence?Alsothiscanbeagoodwaytoconnectwithnewpeopleinasimilarsituation.Onthefirstdayofanewtermoratanewschooleveryonewillbenervousanduncertain.Admittingtothismakesusseemmuchmorehuman.Afterallwouldyoureallywanttobefriendswithsomeonewhobelievesthattheyknoweverythingandclaimstoneverbeafraid?WhateveryournewsituationisatthebeginningofthisnewtermrelaxandrememberthateverystudentyoucomeacrossisjustasnervousasyouarE.SharewhatyoubelievetobeyourweaknessesandseejusthowstrongyoureallyarE.54.Thispassagemaybe_______.A.anofficialreportB.apieceofnewsC.aspeechtostudentsD.alettertofriends.55.Theunderlinedwordthisinparagraph2means_________.A.asimilarsituationB.ourgreateststrengthsC.connectionwithnewpeopleD.lackofconfidence56.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothewriter?A.Beingconfidentwillmakeyoulovelier.B.Sharingyourweaknesseswithotherswillmakeyoustrong.C.ShowingyourweaknesseswillcausetroublE.D.ThestrongknoweverythingandareneverafraiD.57.Thebesttitleforthispassagemaybe________.A.AdmittingToWeaknessB.BeingConfidentC.FearingNothingD.BeingAsStrongAsPossible
阅读下列有关婚庆活动的短文把它们插入各活动的主办地点A.BCDEF时期完整以保证庆典得以顺利举行61.________Thebride'sclotheswhichareusuallyexpensiverequirecarefulselection.ManybrideschoosetowearawhiteweddingdressforaregistryceremonyoraredChineseweddinggownforatraditionaleveningbanquet.BotharecostlytobuybutthereareshopsfromwhichtheycanbehireD.Thesecanalsosupplythegroom'soutfits:adinnerjacketforthewesternceremonyandtraditionalclothesforthebanquet.62._________Flowersareimportantinmostweddings.Thebrideandthebridesmaidwhomshehaschosenusuallycarrybouquets.Centuriesagowesternbridescarriedbunchesofflowerssomeofwhichwereverybad-smellingtokeepevilspiritsaway.Nowadayscouplesprefermorefragrantflowerssotheyshouldcontactagoodflorist.63._________TheweddingstationerymayincludeinvitationsphotoalbumsmenusetC.ThecoupleneedtoconsultaspecialistprinterwhocangivehelpfuladvicE.64._________Manypeopletraveltoaweddingbycar.ItwouldbeterribleifthecarbrokedownonthewaytotheceremonysothecoupleshouldremembertobookagoodlimousinesuchasaRolls-RoycE.65._________Aftertheweddingthebrideandgroommayhaveatraditionalbanquetorawestern-stylereception.Theyneedtoreservetherestaurantandselectthemenumonthsbeforethewedding.Peoplewhowanttobedifferentcouldholdtheeventinaparkoronaboat.A.FOREVERFLOWERSContactourexperiencedfloristforaconsultation.Wewillprovidebouquetstomatchyourweddingdress.ReceptionflowersaspecialityRoseRoadSouthGate27215538B.WEDDINGWORLDPersonalizedStationeryforyourWedding.*Invitations*PhotoAlbums*Thank-youLetters*MenusLandmark28682313C.BRIDALWORLDBuyorHiretheBest!WeddingdressesbytopdesignersAlsocompleteoutfitsforthegroomModyRoadHillsideEast27696534D.KINGCARSSimplytheBestinChauffeur-drivenLimousinesBlackorWhiteRolls-RoyceandMercedes-BenzAvailableforweddingsbusinessairporttours.295CentralRoad27159876E.LAKE.SIDERESTAURANT*Beautifulviews*ExcellentfoodProvidestheperfectplaceforyourweddingreceptionorbanquet.Westhill26482650F.JAMESLIDon'ttakeachancewithyourweddingphotographs.HighqualityprofessionalweddingphotographerOceanCentre27471888
Somepeopleareluckyenoughtobebornwithagoodsenseofdirectionandeveniftheyhaveonlyvisitedaplaceoncetheywillbeabletofinditagainyearslater.IamoneofthoseunfortunatepeoplewhohavepoorsenseofdirectionandImayhavevisitedaplacetimeaftertimebutIstillgetlostonmywaytherE.WhenIwasyoungIwassoshythatIneverdaredaskcompletestrangersthewayandsoIusedtowanderroundincirclesandhopedthatbysomechanceIwouldgettothespotIwasheadingfor.NowIamnolongertooshytoaskpeoplefordirectionbutIoftenreceiverepliesthatpuzzlemE.Oftenpeopledonotliketoadmitthattheydon’tknowtheirhometownandwillinsistontellingyouthewayeveniftheydonotknowit;otherswhoareanxioustoprovethattheyknowtheirhometownverywellwillgiveyoualonglistofdirectionswhichyoucannotpossiblyhopetorememberandstillothersdonotseemtobeabletotellbetweentheirleftandtheirrightandyoufindintheendthatyouaregoingintheoppositedirectiontothatinwhichyoushouldbegoing.IfanyoneeverasksmethewaytosomewhereIalwaystellthemIamastrangertothetowninordertoavoidgivingthemwrongdirectionsbuteventhiscanhaveembarrassingresults.OnceIwasonmywaytoworkwhenIwasstoppedbyamanwhoaskedmeifIwoulddirecthimthewaytotheSunlightBuildingIgavemyusualreplybutIhadnotwalkedonafewstepswhenIrealizedthathehadaskedfordirectionstomyofficebuilding.HoweveratthispointIdecideditwastoolatetoturnbackandsearchforhimoutofthecrowdbehindmeasIwasgoingtomeetwithsomeoneattheofficeandIdidnotwanttokeephimwaiting.ImaginemyembarrassmentwhenmysecretaryshowedintheverymanwhohadaskedfordirectionsofmyofficeandhisastonishmentwhenherecognizedmeasthepersonhehadaskeD.50.Whydidthewriterconsiderhimselftobeanunluckydog?A.Becauseofhispoorsenseofdirection.B.BecausehealwaysforgetsthewayhomE.C.BecausehedidnothaveanyfrienD.D.Becauseheusedtobeshyanddarednotaskotherstheway.51.Whatisthewritergoingtodowhensomeoneaskshimfordirection?A.Hewilldirecttherightwaytothepersonwillingly.B.Heisgoingtoshowthemananoppositedirection.C.Hewillgivetheverypersonalonglistofdirections.D.Hewillreplytoitbythemeansofbeingastrangertothetown.52.Howdidthevisitorfeelwhenhewasshowedintotheveryroom?A.HefeltstrangE.B.HefeltembarrasseD.C.HefeltverysaD.D.HefeltastonisheD.
Invisibleinkhasfascinatedkidsforgenerations.Youmightthinkthatitwouldbedifficulttomakebutit’snot.Allyou’llneedforthisexperientissomemilk;somewhitepaper;acleancottonswab药签orsmallcleanpaintbrush;thekitchenstove;andhelpfromanadult.Themostdifficultpartofthismini-projectischoosingthemessagethatyou’llwritewithyourinvisibleink.Maybeyou’llwanttopretendthatyou’reaspyonasecretmissionwritingmessagesthatwouldleadtobigbigtroubleiftheywerediscovereD.Chooseyourwordscarefully.Allyouneedtodoisusingthebrushofcottonswabwriteyourmessagewithmilkonthepaper.Don’tusealotofmilkandsoakthepaper.Usejustenoughtomakeathincoating.Onceyou’vefinishedwritingasktheadultwho’shelpingyoutoturnonthekitchenstovetoalowheat.Verycarefullyusingkitchenmittsholdthepaperaboutafootabovethewarmburner.Ifyoudon’tseeresultsyoumayhavetomaketheburneralittlehotter.Donothoweverholdthepaperlowovertheburner.Asthepaperheatsupyourmessagewillbecomebrownandyou’llbeabletoseewhatwaswritten.Youwanttoknowwhy?It’sbecausechemicalcompoundsinthemilkhavealowburningpoint.WhenthepapergetswarmthosecompoundswillheatupandtrunbrownwhilethepaperwillbeunaffecteD.YoualsocantrythisexperimentwithotherliquidssuchasorangejuicelemonjuicevinegarandapplejuicE.Justbesuretofollowallsafetyrulesandhaveanadultaroundtohelpyou.60.Whatisprobablythebesttitleforthepassage?A.A.ScientificResearchB.MakingInvisibleInkC.HowtoMakeaSpyD.A.ClassroomExperiment61.Whichistherightorderoftheprocess?A.writewordsonthepaper.B.gethelpfromanadult.C.getreadysomemilkpapercottonswabetC.D.holdthepaperoverthewarmburner.A.cabD.B.bcaD.C.cdaB.D.acdB.62.Howcanyouseewhatiswrittenonthepaper?A.Soakthepaperintowatertomakeitappear.B.Waittillthepaperisdryenough.C.Usesomechemicalcompoundstomakeitappear.D.Holdthepaperabovethewarmburnertomakeitappear.63.Thispassageisintendedfor.A.adultsB.peopleC.teachersD.children
ZurichofSwitzerlandisthecitywiththehighestqualityoflifein2006whileBaghdadforthethirdyearrunninghasthelowestasurveypublishedbyhumanresourcecompanyMerceronMondayshows.ZurichGenevaandVancouvermadethetopthreeinthelistwhileBanguiintheCentralAfricanRepublicandBrazzavillethecapitalofCongoRepublicjoinedBaghdadinthebottomthreE.Thetopthreecitiesinthelistareallunchangedfromlastyear.Almosthalfthetop30scoringcitiesareinWesternEuropE.InthisregionViennafollowsZurichandGenevain4thposition.Otherhighly-ratedcitiesincludeDusseldorfFrankfurtandMunichinpositions67and8respectively.AthensremainsthelowestscoringcityinWesternEuropestandingatposition79.Chicagoisoneofthebiggestclimbersintherankingssince2005risingto41stfrom52ndduetoreducedcrimerateswhileCairoisoneofthebiggestfallersslidingnineplacesto131stoutof215cities.ThiswasduetopoliticalconflictsandterroristattacksinthecityandsurroundingareaMercersaiD.Asia-PacificAucklandandWellingtonhavebothmoveduptherankingsfrom8thto5thand14thto12thplacesrespectivelywhileSydneyremainsatposition9.InAsiaSingaporeranks34thfollowedbyTokyoJapan’shighestscoringcityatposition35.HongKong’smodernandefficientinfrastructureincludingitsairportwhichisconsideredoneofbestintheworldhaspusheditupfrom70thto68thposition.Thetop-rankingcityinChina’smainlandisShanghaiin103rdplacE.BeijingandShanghaiareontheriseandshouldexperiencerapidimprovementsinqualityoflivinginthecomingyears.ThisismainlyduetogreaterinternationalinvestmentdrivenbytheavailabilityandlowercostoflaborandmanufacturingskillsexplainedMr.SlaginParakatilSeniorResearcheratMercer.Mercerbasesitsannualsurveyon39quality-of-lifefactorsfrompoliticalstabilitytoschoolsbarsrestaurantsandtheenvironment.Thetoptencitiesinthelist:ZurichSwitzerlandGenevaSwitzerlandVancouverCanadaViennaAustriaAucklandNewZealandDusseldorfGermanyMunichGermanySydneyAustraliaBerneSwitzerland57.FromthefirstthreeparagraphswecanNOTlearn_____.A.since2004BaghdadhasbeenthecitywiththelowestqualityoflifeB.since2004ZurichhasbeenthecitywiththehighestqualityoflifeC.since2004BanguiBrazzavilleandBaghdadhavebeenthebottomthreeD.since2004ZurichGenevaandVancouverhavebeenthetopthree58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.AthensisthelowestscoringcityintheworldB.Cairowasthe122ndlastyearC.InAsiaTokyoisthebestplacetoliveD.DuetomoderninfrastructureHongKonghaspusheditupby3places59.BymentioningwhatMr.SlaginParakatilsaidtheauthorwantstoshow_____.A.BeijingandShanghaiarelessdevelopednowB.greaterinternationalinvestmentwillleadtotheimprovementinqualityoflifeinBeijingandShanghaiC.Mr.SlaginParakatilexpectslittleofBeijingandShanghaiD.BeijngandShanghaiwillimproverapidlyinqualityoflifeinthenextfewyears60.Thepurposeofwritingthepassageistotellus_____.A.theresultsofasurveyB.ZurichisthebestplacetoliveC.thebestandworstplacestoliveD.therankingsofthecitiesonqualityoflifein2006
WhenIaskedmydaughterwhichitemshewouldkeep;thephonethecarthecookerthecomputertheTVorherboyfriendshesaidthephone.PersonallyIcoulddowithoutthephoneentirelywhichmakesmeunusual.Becausethetelephoneischangingourlivesmorethananyotherpieceoftechnology.Point1ThetelephonecreatestheneedtocommunicateinthesamewaythatmoreroadscreatemoretraffiC.Mydaughtercomeshomefromschoolat4:00p.m.andthenspendsanhouronthephonetalkingtotheverypeopleshehasbeenatschoolwithallday.Ifthephonedidnotexistwouldshehaveanythingtotalkabout?Point2ThemobilephonemeansthatweareneveralonE.ThemobilesavedmylifesaysCrystalJohnstonE.ShehadanaccidentinherVolvoontheA45betweenOtleyandSkipton.TrappedinsideshemanagedtomakethecallthatbroughttheambulancetoherrescuE.Point3Themobileremovesoursecret.ItallowsmarketingmanagerofHabaDeutschCarlNicolaisentoringhissalesstaffallroundtheworldatanytimeofdaytoaskwheretheyarewheretheyaregoingandhowtheirlastmeetingwent.Point4Thetelephoneseparatesus.AntonellaBramanteinRomesaysWeworkedinseparateofficesbutIcouldseehimthroughthewindow.Itwaseasytogethisnumber.Weweresonear-butwedidn’tmeetforthefirsttwoweeks!Point5Thetelephoneallowsustoreachoutbeyondourownlives.Todaywecantalktoseveralcompletestrangerssimultaneously同时地onchatlinesatleastmydaughterdoes.Iwouldn’tknowwhattotalkabout.WecantalkacrosstheworlD.Wecaneventalktoastronautsifyouknowanywhilethey’respacewalking.Andwiththephonelinehookeduptothecomputerwecanaccess存取theInternetthebiggestlibraryonEarth.57.HowdoyouunderstandPoint1:Thetelephonecreatestheneedtocommunicate?A.Peopledon’tcommunicatewithouttelephonE.B.PeoplecommunicatebecauseofthecreatingofthetelephonE.C.PeoplecommunicatemoresincetelephonehasbeencreateD.D.PeoplecommunicatemorebecauseofmoretraffiC.58.Whichofthefollowingbestshowspeople’sattitudetowardsmobilephones?A.Mobilephoneshelppeopledealwiththeemergency.B.MobilephonesbringconvenienceaswelllittlesecrettopeoplE.C.MobilephonesaresoimportantandshouldbeencourageD.D.Mobilephonesarepartofpeople’slifE.59.Itispossibletotalktoseveralcompletestrangerssimultaneouslythrough________.A.theTVscreenB.afaxmachineC.thephonelinehookeduptothecomputerD.amicrophone60.Thebestheadingforthepassageis___________.A.PhonePowerB.KindsofPhoneC.HowtoUsePhonesD.AdvantageofPhones
Thefirsttaperecorderdidn’tusetapE.ItusedlongthinwirE.Itwasinventedin1900byValdermarPoulsen.In1930Germanscientistsinventedthetapeweusetoday.Backthenthetapewasonbigrolls.In1964thePhilipscompanyinHollandinventedthecassettE.It’sprettymuchaholderforthetapE.PeopleusecassettesallovertheworlD.Ifyoudon’thaveacassetterecorderborrowonE.Thinkofabookyourparentsreadoutloudtoyou.Thatmightbeagreatbooktoreadoutloudtoyourmomordadintheircar.PutacassetteintherecorderopenthebookhittherecordbuttonandstartreadingoutlouD.Rememberthereisnosuchathingasawrongwaytodothis.Youmightthinkyou’vemadeamistakebutthisgiftispartofyouandnothingaboutthatcanbeamistakE.It’simpossiblE.YougettobeallartisticandcreativeherE.YoumightwanttoplaymusicinthebackgrounD.Dowhateveryouwant.ThegiftisyousoyoudecidE.RemembertosayIloveyouattheendofyourreading.That’sliketheprizeattheendofthebook.22.Choosetherightorderthatshowsthedevelopmentofthetaperecorder.A.Usingbigrolls.B.Usingcassettes.C.UsingthinwirE.A.abcB.bcaC.cabD.cba23.WhydoestheauthormentionthehistoryoftaperecordersinParagraph1?A.Toinformreadersofnewinventions.B.Toleadintohisfollowingsuggestion.C.Togiveanexampleofhissuggestion.D.Toshowtheimportanceoftaperecorders24.Whatdoestheauthoradviseustodo?A.ToreadabooktoourparentsintheircarB.Toaskourparentstorecordabook.C.Tomakeagiftforourparents.D.TopracticereadingoutlouD.25.WhydoestheauthorsayitisimpossibletomakeamistakeinParagraph3?A.BecausethetapeshowsyourtruelovE.B.Becauseit’seasytouseataperecorder.C.BecausethemusiciswhatyourparentslikE.D.Becauseit’simpossibletofindamistakeinthebook.
Whatwouldtheworldlooklikeifitlostitsbattleagainstthegreenhouseeffectandglobalwarming?WearetalkingaboutworldwidedisasterincludinghurricaneearthquaketidalwavesfloodsandthebeginningofthenextIceAgE.ThisisthescenethatfacesthosewhoseeTheDayAfterTomorrowanewHollywoodsci-fi科幻moviE.ItisinthesecondplaceofUSboxofficechart.SomesaythatthedirectorRolandEmmerichhasanuncontrollabledesiretodestroytheworldespeciallyNewYork.In1996hemadeIndependenceDayinwhichaliensdestroytheearth.TwoyearslaterhebroughtGodzillatothescreen.ThissawagiantmonsterappearinNewYorkandalmosttearthecitytopieces.TheDayAfterTomorrowshowsdisasteranddestructiononaglobalscale---allthankstotheweather.InthemovieJackHallaweatherscientististhefirstmantorealizethatanewiceageiscoming.InoneofseveralnaturaldisastershissonSambecametrappedinNewYork’sPublicLibrarywhenatidalwavestrikesthecity.Heisforcedtofightrapidlydroppingtemperatures.Andapackofhungrywolvesescapedfromthezoo.MeanwhileJackmustthinkofwaystosavehissonhimselfandthewholeworlD.Hemustfollowahardpathnorthaseveryoneelseracessouthtoliveinwarmerclimates.ThisfilmalsobringsadirectattackontherefusalofthecurrentUSgovernmenttoreducegreenhousegasemissions散发.ItishopedthatTheDayAfterTomorrowmayencourageachangeinthegovernment’sattitudetowardsenvironmentalprotection.56.Thistextismeantto.A.introduceafamousdirectorRichardEmmerichB.introduceRolandEmmerichandhisfilmsC.introducethefilmTheDayAfterTomorrowD.warnpeopleofthegreenhouseeffect57.ThethreefilmsmentionedinthetextsharethesamefeaturesEXCEPTthat.A.theyareallsetwiththebackgroundNewYorkB.aterribledisasterhappenstoNewYorkinthethreeofthemC.theyareallsci-fimoviesD.theyalltakethesecondplaceinUSboxofficechart58.What’sthemainideaofthelastparagraphbutone?A.ThecontentofTheDayAfterTomorrow.B.WhyRolandEmmerichdesignedthefilm.C.Howterribletheweatheris.D.HowpeoplefightagainstnaturE.59.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofthegovernment’sworkonenvironmentalprotection?A.Ithasbeengoodsofar.B.Itisfarfromsatisfaction.C.ItisoptimistiC.D.Itissatisfactory.
__71___.Beingangrydoesn’treallysolvemuchbutwhatpeopledowhentheyfeelangryisimportant.Thegoalistocalmdownandtrytosolvewhatisbotheringyou.Thisishardforsomekidsandadultstoo.Insteadofcalmingdownsomekidsmightkeepgettingmoreandmoreupsetuntiltheyexplodelikeavolcano!__72___.Theirangermightbesostrongthattheylosecontroloftheirtemper.Theymayactinwaysunacceptableandhurtful.Peoplemaysaythatsomeonehastroublecontrollingtheirtemper.__73___Somekidsmightgetsoangrythattheyscreamattheirparentsbreaksomethingorevenworsehittheirbrothersorsisters._74____.Howeverit’snotOKforakidtodoanyofthosethings.Kidsdon’twanttoactinthiswaybutsometimesangryfeelingscanbehardtomanagE.Sowhattodo?Wellthegoodnewsisthatkidsdon’tjusthavetokeepmakingthesamemistakesoverandoveragain.__75___.Imagineyourtemperasapuppyinsideyouthatneedssometraining.Thepuppyisnotbad----itwillprobablyturnoutagreatdog.Itjustneedstolearnsomerulesbecauserightnowthatpuppyiscausingsomeproblemstoyou.A.Youcantrainyoutemper.B.Youdon’twanttocausetroublE.C.Kidsshouldbeallowedtoexpresstheirfeelingsevenangryones.D.Everybodygetsangrysometimes.E.Infacttheyusuallymeanthatakidbehavesbadlywhenfeelingangry.F.Insteadofthinkingofthepersonyou’reangrywiththinkofsomethingelsE.G.Somekidsgetangrymoreoftenormoreeasilythansomeotherkids.
RealpolicemenbothinBritainandtheUnitedStateshardlyrecognizeanysimilaritybetweentheirlivesandwhattheyseeonTV―iftheyevergethomeintimE.Therearesimilaritiesofcoursebutthecopspolicemendon’tthinkmuchofthem.Thefirstdifferenceisthatapoliceman’srealliferevolvesround以为中心thelaw.Mostofhistrainingisincriminallaw.Hehastoknowexactlywhatactionsarecrimesandwhatevidencecanbeusedtoprovethemincourt.Hehastoknownearlyasmuchlawasaprofessionallawyerandwhatismorehehastoapplyitonhisfeetinthedarkandrainrunningdownanalley小巷aftersomeonehewantstotalkto.Littleofhistimeisspentinchattingtocharmingladiesorindramaticconfrontations对抗withdesperatecriminals.Hewillspendmostofhisworkinglifetypingmillionsofwordsonthousandsofformsabouthundredsofsadunimportantpeoplewhoareguilty―ornot―ofstupidcrimesoflittleimportancE.Mosttelevisioncrimedramaisaboutfindingthecriminal:assoonashe’sarrestedthestoryisover.Inreallifefindingcriminalsisseldommuchofaproblem.Exceptinveryseriouscaseslikemurdersandterroristattacks―wherefailuretoproduceresultsreflectsonthestandingofthepolice―littleeffortisspentonsearching.Thepolicehavedetailedmachinerywhicheventuallyshowsupmostwantedmen.Havingmadeanarrestadetectivereallystartstowork.HehastoprovehiscaseincourtandtodothatheoftenhastogatheralotofdifferentevidencE.Muchofthishastobegivenbypeoplewhodon’twanttogetinvolvedinacourtcasE.Soaswellasbeingoverworkedadetectivehastobeoutatallhoursofthedayandnightinterviewinghiswitnessesandpersuadingthemusuallyagainsttheirownbestintereststohelphim.Athirdbigdifferencebetweenthedramadetectiveandtherealdetectiveisthattherealdetectivelivesinanunpleasantmoraltwilight暮色.Detectivestendtohavetwoopposingpressures:firstasmembersofapoliceforcetheyalwayshavetobehavewithabsolutelegality;secondlyasexpensivepublicservantstheyhavetogetresults.Theycanhardlyeverdoboth.Mostofthetimesomeofthemhavetobreaktherulesinsmallways.Ifthedetectivehastodeceive欺骗theworldtheworldoftendeceiveshim.Hardlyanyonehemeetstellshimthetruth.Andthisseparationthedetectivefeelsbetweenhimselfandtherestoftheworldisdeepenedbythesimplemindedness―asheseesit―ofcitizenssocialworkersdoctorslaw-makersandjudgeswhoinsteadofputtingacompleteendtocrimepunishthecriminalslessstrictlyinthehopethatthiswillmakethemreform.Theresultdetectivesfeelisthatnine-tenthsoftheirworkisre-catchingpeoplewhoshouldhavestayedbehindbars.Thismakesthemrathercynical愤世嫉俗的.77.Itisessentialforapolicemantobetrainedincriminallaw________.A.sothathecancatchcriminalsinthestreetseasilyB.becausemanyofthecriminalshehastocatchareverydangerousC.becausehehastoknownearlyasmuchaboutlawasaprofessionallawyerD.sothathecangiveagoodreasonforhisarrestsincourt78.Theeverydaylifeofapolicemanordetectiveis________.A.fullofdangerB.excitingandfantasticC.devotedmostlytoregularmattersD.wastedonunimportantmatters79.Whenmurdersandterroristattacksoccurthepolice________.A.trytomakeaquickarrestinordertokeepuptheirreputationB.usuallyfailtoproduceresultsC.prefertowaitforthecriminaltogivehimselfawayD.takealotofefforttotrytotrackdowntheirmen80.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A.TherearesimilaritiesbetweendramadetectiveandtherealdetectivE.B.Mostpeopledon’twanttobethewitnessesofthecasE.C.Americanpolicemen’sreallifeisdifferentfromBritainpolicemen’s.D.Inrealitysocietydoesnotpunishcriminalsstrictlyenough.
ThePygmalionEffectThemainideaaboutThePygmalionEffectisthatifyoubelievethatsomeoneiscapableofachievinggreatnessthenthatpersonwillindeedachievegreatness.71.72.A.professormakesabetthathecanteachapoorflowergirltospeakandactlikeanupper-classladyandissuccessful.ThePygmalionEffectmayoccurallarounduswhetheritisintheworkforceatschoolsorevenathomE.ThroughthePygmalionEffectsupervisorscancreatebetteremployeesjustbybelievinginthem.Thisiseventruerwhenworkingwithunderachievers.73.Ifforinstanceyoutellanewteacheratagrammarschool―whohasnopreviousexperiencewithhernewtobestudents―thataparticularyoungstudentofhersisextremelybrightandcleverthenewteacherwillautomaticallybemoresupportivemoreencouragingteachmorechallengingmaterialbepatientandallowthatstudentmoretimetoanswerquestionsandprovideextrafeedbacktothatstudent.Thestudentreceivingallthisattentionandabsorbingintheteacher’sbelieflearnsmoreandisasaresultbetterinschool.74.Themainconcernisthatthisnewteacherentirelybelievesthatthisstudentisbrightandclever.75.Themanagermustpurelybelievethathisorherworkersarehighachieversandtheresultsthemanagerwillreceivearenothingless.A.Allittakesisreallybelieving.B.Whetherthechildisbrightornotbeforehanddoesnotnecessarilymatter.C.Inotherwordsbelievinginpotentialsimplycreatespotential.D.ThepersonbelievedinbeingbelievedbecomesthepersonwhomtheyarebelievedtobE.E.TheeffectisnamedafterGeorgeBernardShaw’splayPygmalion.F.ThePygmalionEffectreferstosituationsinwhichstudentsperformbetterthanotherstudents.G.Thisisalsothecaseformanagersandworkers.
ThefirstEnglishdictionarywaspublishedin1604.Thedictionarywasactuallynothingmorethanalistofabout3000difficultwordseachfollowedbyaone-worddefinition.TheauthorRobertCawdreymadenoattempttoincludeeverydaywordsinhisdictionary.NoonehereasonedwouldeverhavetolookupawordinadictionaryifhealreadyknewthemeaningoftheworD.Duringthe1600’smoredictionarieswerepublisheD.EachfollowedCawdrey’sleadandpresentedafewthousandhardwords.Around1700onedictionarymakerJohnKerseydiddefineeasywordsaswellashardwords.Butuntilthe1750’sallthedictionarieswererathercrudeandnotveryvaluablE.AmannamedDrSamuelJohnsonchangedallthis.In1755DrJohnsonproducedthefirstmoderndictionary.Heincludedinhisdictionaryallimportantwordsbotheasyandhardandhegavegoodmeanings.Healsogavegoodsentencestoshowhoweachwordwasactuallyusedinspeechandinwriting.Bytheendofthe1700’smostdictionarymakershadfollowedJohnson’sexamplE.Dictionariesweregettingbetterandbetter.The1800’ssawthegreatestimprovementinthequalityofdictionaries.InEnglandscholarsplannedandpreparedtheOxfordEnglishDictionaryatwenty-volume卷册部work.OneofthemostinterestingfeaturesoftheOxfordDictionaryisitswordhistories.Ittraces追溯探索thehistoryofeachwordfromitsearliestrecordeduseuptothetimeoftheprintingofthedictionary.76.ThefirstEnglishdictionary_________.A.definedeasywordsaswellashardonesB.wasjustalistofdifficultwordswithone-worddefinitionsC.includedanumberofeverydaywordsD.wasconsideredtobeaveryvaluableone77.Accordingtothepassagebefore1755allEnglishdictionaries_________.A.wereofnovalueB.onlydefinedhardwordsC.definedbotheasywordsaswellashardwordsD.werefarfrombeingperfect78.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrueaboutDrJohnson’sdictionary?A.ItwasnotveryvaluablE.B.ItwasthefirstmodernEnglishdictionary.C.Itincludedeasywordsaswellashardones.D.Itgavesentencestoshowtheusageofwords.79.ThemostinterestingfeatureoftheOxfordDictionarywasthat_________.A.ithadacompletelistofdifficultwordsB.itgavesentencesshowinghoweachwordwasactuallyusedC.itwasa20-volumeworkD.itshowedthehistoryofeachword80.Thispassageismainlyabout_________.A.thedifferenceofEnglishdictionariesB.theoriginofEnglishdictionariesC.thedevelopmentofEnglishdictionariesD.thefeaturesofEnglishdictionaries
Forpoetsbirdsongisabeautifulexpressionofnatureinfullbloom.Butforscientiststhechirpsofbirdsarefarmoremeaningfulthanjustprettysounds.Lateststudiesshowthewaythatyoungbirdslearntosingissimilartothatofahumanbabylearningtospeak.Thequestionwe'retryingtoanswerishowayoungbirdlearnsitssongsaysProfessorMichaleFeeofMIT.Bird'screativetrial-and-errortypeoflearningprovidesanidealmodelforstudyingsimilarprocessesinhumans.Anexampleishowababy'sbabbleturnsintotherecognizablesyllablesofmamaandpapA.Alsothepartofthebrainthatisinvolvedinbirdsongisverysimilartothatofahuman.SobirdsmayhavesomethingtoteachusaboutourownbrainsFeesaiD.Thestudyshowsthatyoungbirdsliketocreatenewandimperfectsongs.Graduallytheyoungsters'songsbecomelessdifferentandmoresimilartothesoundoftheirparents.Scientistsdisabledpartofayoungfinch'sbrainandstoppedthelearninginmidstream.Thebirdstillsings.Butneverlearnstherightsongs.Fee'steamfoundthatthepartofthebraininvolvediscalledtheanteriorforebrainpathway.Itsneuronsproducerandomburststhatmaketheyoungbirdmakenewsoundsandcompareditwiththatoftheirparents.TheyalsofindoutthatonceabirdisoldenoughthatpartofthebrainwillbelessactivE.ThestudydoesnotenableustoreallyunderstandthemeaningofbirdlanguagE.ButFeebelievesitwilleventuallybeappliedtohumanbraindiseasessuchasParkinson'sdiseasE.46.Thesubjectdiscussedinthepassageis_____.A.birdlanguageB.howbirdslearnsongsC.humanbraindiseasesD.howbirdscreatenewsongs47.Accordingtothescientistsplaysthemostsignificantroleinthelearningprocessofyoungbirds.A.thepartofbraincalledanteriorforebrainpathwayB.thetrial-and-errortypeoflearningC.theexampleoftheirparentsD.thecreationofnewandimperfectsongs48.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A.Birdslearntosingsongsinatrial-and-errorfashion.B.ThestudyofbirdsongwillenableustounderstandbirdlanguagE.C.Thestudyofbirdsongmighthelpfindcureforhumanbraindiseases.D.ThechirpsofyoungbirdscanbeimperfectbutcreativE.49.Itcanbeinferredfromthestorythat_____.A.youngbirdsarealwaysmakingmeaninglesssoundsB.ifabirdhaditsanteriorforebrainpathwaydamageditcanneversingC.abirdcan'tlivehappilywithoutitsanteriorforebrainpathwayD.asabirdgrowsolderitmaynotlearnnewsongsquickly50.Parkinson'sdiseaseismentionedhereto_____.A.showhowourbrainworksB.exemplifyhumanbraindiseaseC.explainhowseriousbraindiseasecanbeD.provethathumanbraindiseasesarecurable
Thefirstpeoplewhogavenamestohurricaneswerethosewhoknewthembest―thepeopleofPuertoRico.ThesmallislandofPuertoRicoisintheWestIndiesoffthecoastofFlorida.ThisiswhereallthehurricanesbeginthatstriketheeastcoastoftheUnitedStates.OftentheypassnearPuertoRicoorcrossitontheirwaynorth.ThepeopleofPuertoRicoexpectsomeoftheseunwelcomevisitorseveryyear.EachoneisnamedaftertheSaint’sDayonwhichitarrives.TwoofthemostdestructivestormsweretheSantoAnain1840andtheSanCiriacoin1899.Givinggirls’namestohurricanesisafairlynewideA.ItallbeganwithastorycalledStormwrittenbyGeorgeStewartin1941.Initaweathermanamusedhimselfbynamingstormsaftergirlsheknew.HenamedoneMariA.ThestorydescribeshowsheMariagrewanddevelopedandhowshechangedthelivesofpeoplewhenshestrucktheUnitedStates.WeathermenoftheU.S.ArmyandNavyusedthesamesystemduringWorldWarⅡ.TheywerestudyingweatherconditionsoverthePacificOcean.OneoftheirdutieswastowarnAmericanshipsandplaneswhenastormwascoming.Whenevertheyspottedonetheygaveitagirl’snamE.Thefirstoneoftheyearwasgivenanamebeginningwith[A].Thesecondonegotanamebeginningwith[B].TheyusedallthelettersfromA.toWandstillthestormskeptcoming.TheyhadtousethreelistsfromA.toWtohaveenoughnamestogoarounD.Thiswasthefirstlistofhurricanenamesthatfollowedthealphabet.ItservedasamodelforthesystemtheWeatherBureau局introducedin1942.Before1950theWeatherBureauhadnospecialsystemfornaminghurricanes.WhenahurricanewasborndownintheWestIndiestheWeatherBureausimplycollectedinformationaboutit.Itreportedhowfastthestormwasmovingandwhereitwouldgonext.Weatherreportswarnedpeopleinthepathofthehurricanesothattheycoulddowhateverwasnecessarytoprotectthemselves.ThissystemworkedoutfineaslongasweatherreportstalkedaboutonlyonehurricaneatatimE.ButoneweekinSeptember1950therewerethreehurricanesatthesametimE.ThethingsbegantogetconfuseD.Somepeoplegotthehurricanesmixedupanddidn’tknowwhichwaswhich.ThisconvincedtheWeatherBureauthatitneededacodefornamingthestormsinordertoavoidconfusioninthefuturE.69.Hurricaneswerefirstnamedafterthe________.A.dateonwhichtheyoccurredB.placewheretheybeganC.amountofdestructiontheydidD.particularfeaturetheyhave70.Thepracticeofgivinggirls’namestohurricaneswasstartedby__________.A.aradiooperatorB.anauthorC.asailorD.localpeople71.Thepurposeforwhichweathermenofthearmyandnavybeganusinggirls’namesforhurri-caneswas__________.A.tokeepinformationfromtheenemyB.tofollowthestandardmethodoftheUnitedStatesC.notgiveninthearticleD.torememberacertaingirl72.TheWeatherBureaubegannaminghurricanesbecauseitwouldhelpthem__________.A.collectinformationmorerapidlyB.warnpeoplemoreefficientlyC.makeuseofmilitary军事的recordsD.rememberthem
MostmusiciansagreethatthebestviolinswerefirstmadeinItaly.TheyweremadeinCremonaItalyabout200yearsago.Theseviolinssoundbetterthananyothers.Theyevensoundbetterthanviolinsmadetoday.ViolinmakersandscientiststrytomakeinstrumentsliketheoldItalianviolins.Buttheyaren’tthesamE.Musiciansstillprefertheoldones.NoonereallyknowswhytheseoldItalianviolinsaresospecialbutmanypeoplethinktheyhaveananswer.Somepeoplethinkitistheageoftheviolins.Theysaythattoday’sviolinswillalsosoundwonderfulsomeday.ButthereisaproblemherE.Notalloldviolinssoundwonderful.OnlythosefromCremonaarespecial.Soagecannotbetheanswer.TheremustbesomethingdifferentaboutCremonaorthoseItalianviolinmakers.OtherpeoplethinkthesecrettothoseviolinsisthewooD.Thewoodoftheviolinisveryimportant.Itmustbefromcertainkindsoftrees.ItmustnotbetooyoungortooolD.PerhapstheviolinmakersofCremonsknewsomethingspecialaboutwoodforviolins.Butthekindofwoodmaynotbesoimportant.Itmaybemoreimportanttocutthewoodinaspecialway.Woodforaviolinmustbecutverycarefully.IthastobetherightsizeandshapE.Thesmallestdifferencewillchangethesoundoftheviolin.MusicianssometimesthinkthatthiswasthesecretoftheItalians.MaybetheyunderstoodmorethanwedoabouthowtocutthewooD.Sizeandshapemaynotbetheanswereither.Scientistsmeasuredtheseoldviolinsverycarefully.TheycanmakenewonesthatareexactlythesamesizeandshapE.ButthenewviolinsstilldonotsoundasgoodastheoldonE.Somescientiststhinkthesecretmaybethevarnishwhichcoversthewoodoftheviolinandmakesitlookshiny.Italsohelpsthesoundoftheinstrument.NooneknowswhattheItalianviolinmakersusedintheirvarnish.Sonoonecanmakethesamevarnishtoday.TheremayneverbeotherviolinsliketheviolinsofCremona.Theirsecretmaybelostforever.YoungmusicianstodayhopethisisnottruE.Theyneedfineviolins.Buttherearen’tverymanyoftheoldviolinsleft.AlsotheoldviolinsareveryexpensivE.RecentlyafamousoldItalianviolinwassoldforaboutUS$300000!45.Thispassageisabout________.A.makingviolinsB.musicalinstrumentsC.scientificideasD.theoldItalianviolins46.Thebestviolins____________.A.aremadewithmoderntechniquesB.werelostmanyyearsagoC.weremadeinItaly200yearsagoD.weremadebyscientists47.Somepeoplethinkthatmodernviolins__________.A.willsoundbetterinthefutureB.willsoundworseinthefutureC.soundwonderfulnaturallyD.willneverbeasoldasthosefromCremona48.Violinsmadetoday________.A.lookthesameastheoldonesB.soundthesameastheoldonesC.arebetterthantheoldonesD.havethesamevarnishastheoldones
Whenpeopleaskyourchildrentogetaneducationtheytellyouonlyhalfthetruth.Whattheyreallymeanistogetjustenougheducationtogivemanpowerforyoursociety.Getahighschooldiplomaatleast.WithoutthatyouareoccupationallydeadunlessyournamehappenstobeGeorgeWashingtonorThomasEdisonandyoucansuccessfullystopstudyinprimaryschools.GetacollegedegreeifpossiblE.WithaBAyoushouldstarttofindajoB.Youhavetoputonthebrakesnow.Ifyoudogoforamaster’sdegreemakesureitisanMBAandonlyfromafirstclassuniversity.Otherwisethefamouslawofdiminishing报酬递减率beginstowork.Doyouknowforexamplethatlongdistancetruckdriversmakemoremoneyayearthanfullprofessors?Yeseachdriverwaspaid$28000in1997whileafullprofessormanagedtoget$27930.APhDisthehighestdegreeyoucangetbutexceptinafewspecializedfieldssuchasphysicsorchemistrywherethedegreecanquicklybeturnedtoindustrialorcommercialaimyouarefacinganotverybrightfuturE.TherearemorePhDsunemployedinthiscountrythaninanyotherpartoftheworldbyfar.IfyoubecameaPhDinEnglishorhistoryorpoliticalscienceorlanguagesorworstofallinphilosophy哲学youtaketheriskofbecomingovereducatedforournationaldemands.ThousandsofPhDsaresellingshoesdrivingtaxiswaitingontablesandfillingoutapplicationsmonthaftermonthandthenmaybetakingajobinsomehighschoolorcollegewiththepaymuchlessthanadoorkeepermakes.46.Accordingtothewritersocietyexpectseducationtoturnoutpeoplewhowill.A.raisetheirpaymentB.getemployedC.becomespecializedinsomefieldD.meetthedemandsasasourceofmanpower47.Longdistancetruckdriversmakemoremoneyayearthanfullprofessorsbecause.A.thefamouslawofdiminishingfunctionsB.longdistancetruckdriversonlygetahighschooldiplomaC.fullprofessorsarePhDsinEnglishorhistoryD.longdistancetruckdriversworkharderthanfullprofessors48.Ifyoudon’twanttobeoccupationallydeadyou.A.shouldlookforajobinaprimaryschoolB.mustatleastgetahighschooldiplomaC.havetogetashighaneducationaspossibleD.shouldtrytoavoidbeingovereducatedinphilosophy49.Theunderlinedphraseputonthebrakesinthe3rdparagraphmeans.A.stoplearningforahighdegreeB.takeupamaster’sdegreeatonceC.goonstudyinginafirstclassuniversityD.findanyinterestingjob50.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A.Thehighereducationyougetthemoremoneyyouwillearn.B.TherearemorePhDsthanthesocietydemands.C.NeitherGeorgeWashingtonnorEdisonreceivedformaleducation.D.Ifyouarespecializedinphysicsyoucan’tgetagoodjobeasily.
Whenyouareinanothercountryitisimportanttoknowthelanguagebutitisequallyimportanttoknowhowtocommunicatenonverbally非语言地bymakinggestures.Accordingtoapioneerinnonverbalcommunicationonly30to35percentofourcommunicationisverbal.Whenpeopledon'tknowthelanguagethemostcommonwaytocommunicateisthroughgestures.HowevermanygestureshavedifferentmeaningsornomeaningatallindifferentpartsoftheworlD.IntheUnitedStatesforexamplenoddingyourheadupanddownmeansyes.InsomepartsofGreeceandTurkeyhoweverthismotioncanmeanno.InSoutheastAsianoddingyourheadisapolitewayofsayingI'veheardyou.InancientRomewhentheemperorwantedtosparesomeone'slifehewouldputhisthumbup.TodayintheUnitedStatespeopleoftenputtheirthumbsupwhichmeanseverythingisallright.HoweverinSardiniaandGreecethegestureisinsultingandshouldnotbeusedtherE.IntheUnitedStatesholdingyourhandupwiththethumbandindexfingerinacircleandtheotherthreefingersspreadoutmeansEverythingisO.K.andisfrequentlyusedbyastronautsandpoliticians.InFranceandBelgiumitcanmeanYou’reworthnothing.Thereareothernonverbalsignalsthatpeopleshouldbeawareofwhentheygotoanothercountrysuchasthedistancetomaintainbetweenspeakers.Americansusuallyfeelgoodwhenspeakingwithsomeoneifthedistancebetweenthemisabouteighteeninchestoarm’slength.AnythingclosermakesthemfeeluncomfortablE.WhentalkingtoAmericansitisalsoimportanttomakeeyecontact.IfyoulookdownwhentalkingtoanAmericanhe/shemayfeelthatyouareembarrassedafraidortryingtohidesomething.Thesefewexamplesshowthatyouractionscanspeaklouderthanyourwords.Inaparticularculturalcontestwhatyousayandwhatyoudon’tsayareequallyimportant.53.Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.Peopleallovertheworldonlycommunicateverbally.B.Mostofourgestureshavenomeaningatall.C.PeopleoftencommunicatethroughgesturesD.GesturesareauniquewaytocommunicatE.54.Whensomeoneputshis/herthumbupin______itmeanseverythingisallright.A.ancientRomeB.theUnitedStatesC.FranceD.Belgium55.Whatisthemeaningofyouractionscanspeaklouderthanyourwordsinthepassagemeans________.A.yourdeedsarebetterthanyourwordsB.whatyoudoisbetterthanwhatyousayC.youtrytoshowyourbestmannersD.youarebetterunderstoodbyyourgesturesthanthroughyourwords56.Whenyouareinanothercountry________.A.itisunimportanttoknowthelanguageB.itisimportanttoknowaforeignercancertainlyunderstandyourgesturesC.toknowhowtocommunicatenonverballyisasimportantastoknowthelanguageD.tocommunicatethroughgesturesismoreimportantthantoknowthelanguage
GoogleworksmiraclesGoogleisadailymiracle奇迹tomillionsofpeoplE.Youcantypealmostanythingintothespaceprovidedandsoonitwilcomeupwithhundredsifnotthousandsofreferences参考.ItissaidthatyoucangetintobillionsofwebsitesthroughGooglE.YahoobecomesgiantYahoowasthefirstwonderoftheWebandinmanypartsitstillis.ItstartedinJanuary1994whentwoCaliforniangraduatestudentsJerryYangandDavidFilostartedbuildingadatabaseoflinks数据库的连接mainlyfortheirpersonalusE.WellbeforetheendoftheyearithadbecomeknownastheYahooweknowtoday.EbayenableseveryonetobuyandsellEbaywhichcarriesoutonlineauctions拍卖isoneofthemostimportantInternetcompanies.IthasforexampleopenedupaglobalmarketplaceinwhichpeoplefromBeigjingSanFranciscoMoscoworBuenosAirescanbid竞价againsteachotherforproductsneworoldputupauctionbysomeoneinLondon.AmazonmakesbuyinganewexperienceForregularusersamazonhasmadeitselftheshortestpossiblepathbetweenwantingandbuying.Withamazonyoucangetsomethingmorecheaplyandperhapsmorequickly.Thesearchengineandone-clickorderingsystemletyoufindandordersomethinginseconds.Butthisisnotthewholestory.AmazonalsousestechnologyverycleverlytokeepyouonthesiteandtomakeyoubuymorE.69.WhatcanyoudothroughGoogle?A.Buywhatyoulike.B.WatchfilmsandlistentomusiC.C.SearchthewebsitesyoulikE.D.Leaveamessageforyourfriends.70.FromthispassageweknowthatYahoowasfirststarted___________.A.bytwoChineseuniversitystudentsB.in1994C.toprovideservicesforforeignersD.forbusinessuse71.Ifyouhavesomethingoldtosellonlineyoucanclickonto_________.A.amazonB.YahooC.EbayD.Google72.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutamazon?A.Youcanbuysomethingquicklythroughit.B.Youcanbuysomethingcheaplythroughit.C.Itisawebsitewhichsellsmanykindsofthings.D.Youcan’tstayinthewebsiteforlongbecauseit’sbusy.
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