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{{*HTML*}}阅读下面这篇短文短文后列出7个句子请根据短文的内容对每个句子做出判断 ??????? ??????????? ?{{B}}ModerateEarthquakeStrikesEngland{{/B}}??Amoderate earthquakestruckpartsofsoutheastEnglandon28April2007topplingchimneys fromhousesandrousingresidentsfromtheirbeds.Severalthousandpeoplewere leftwithoutpowerinKentCounty.Onewomansufferedminorheadandneck injuries.??Itfeltasifthewholehousewasbeingslidacross likeafun-fairridesaidthewoman.??TheBritishGeological Surveysaidthe4.3-magnitudequakeshuckat8:19a.m.andwascenteredunder theEnglishChannelabout8.5milessouthofDoverandneartheentrancetothe ChannelTunnel.??Witnessessaidcracksappearedinwallsand chimneyscollapsedacrossthecounty.Residentssaidthetremorhadlastedfor about10to15seconds.??Iwaslyinginbedanditfeltasif someonehadjustgotupfrombednexttomesaidHendrickvanEck27of Canterburyabout60milessoutheastofLondon.Ithenheardthesoundof crackinganditwasgettingheavierandheavier.Itfeltasifsomeonewasat theendofmybedhoppingupanddown.??Therearethousandsof moderatequakesonthisscalearoundtheworldeachyearbuttheyarerarein Britain.TheApril28quakewasthestrongestinBritainsince2002whena 4.8-magnitudequakeshuckthecentralEnglandcityofBirmingham.? ?Thecountry’sstrongestearthquaketookplaceintheNorthSeain1931 measuring6.1ontheRichterscale.BritishGeologicalSurveyscientistRoger Massonsaidthequaketookplaceon28Aprilinanareathathadseenseveralof thebiggestearthquakesevertostrikeBritainincludingonein1580that causeddamageinLondonandwasfeltinFrance.Mussonpredictedthatitwas onlyamatteroftimebeforeanotherearthquakestruckthispartofEngland. HoweverpeopleshouldnotbescaredtoomuchbythispredictionMussonsaid asthemodernearthquakewarningsystemofBritainshouldbeabletodetecta forthcomingquakeandannounceitseveralhoursbeforeittakesplace.This wouldallowtimeforpeopletoevacuateandreducedamagetothe minimum.TheChannelTunnelwasclosedfor10hoursaftertheearthquakeoccurred.
{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第三篇{{/B}} {{B}}??????? ??RecyclingAroundtheWorld{{/B}}??Recyclingisoneof thebestenvironmentalsuccessstoriesofthelate20thcentury.Butwecoulddo more.Peoplemustnotseerecyclingasfashionablebutessential.? ?TheJapaneseareverygoodatrecyclingbecausetheyliveinacrowded country.Theydonothavemuchspace.Theydonotwanttosharetheirlimited spacewithrubbish.ButevensoTokyoareaaloneisestimatedtohavethree milliontonsofleftoverrubbishatpresent.??In1996theUnited Statesrecycledandcomposted制成肥料57milliontonsofwaste27%ofthe nation’ssolidwaste.Thisis57milliontonsofwastewhichdidnotgointo landfillsandincinerators焚化炉.Indoingthis7000rubbishcollection programmesandrecyclingcentreshelpedtheauthorities.??In RockfordacityinIllinoisUSitsofficialschooseonehouseeachweekand checkitsgarbage废物.Ifthegarbagedoesnotcontainanynewspapersor aluminium铝cansthentheresidentofthehousegetsaprizeofatleast $1000.??InJapancertaincitiesgivechildrenweeklysupplies oftissuepaperandtoiletpaperinexchangeforaweeklycollectionof newspapers.??InoneyearBritainrecycles:??· ?1outofevery3newspapers.??·?1outofevery4 glassbottlesandjars罐子.??·?1outofevery4itemsof clothing.??·?1outofevery3aluminiumdrink cans.??In1999HongKongtransported1.3milliontonsofwaste tomainlandChinaforrecycling.Around535000tonsofwastewererecycledin HongKongitself.??Overhalfthethingswethrowawaycouldbe recycled.Thatmeanswecouldrecycle10timesasmuchaswedonow.? ?Howeverrecyclingneedsalotoforganisationandspecialequipment. Alsothereisnotmuchuseforsomerecycledmaterial. HowmuchwastedidtheUSrecyclein1996?
{{*HTML*}}??下面的短文有5处空白短文后有6个句子其中5个取自短文请根据短文内容将其分别放回原有位置以恢复文章原貌 {{B}}?????????? ???MindThoseMannersontheSubway{{/B}}??So thereyouarejustsittingthereinthesubwaycarenjoyingthatbookyoujust bought.{{U}}?46?{{/U}}Orthepersonsittingnexttoyoutakesouta nailclipper指甲刀andbeginscuttinghisorhernails.? ?Annoying?Manyofushavetospendsometimeeverydayonpublic transportation.{{U}}?47?{{/U}}Sotomakethetripmorepleasantwe suggestthefollowing:??Letpassengersgetoffthebusorsubway carbeforeyoucangeton.{{U}}?48?{{/U}}??Standaway fromthedoorswhentheyareclosing.??Don’ttalkloudlyonabus orsubway.Chattingloudlywithyourfriendscanbeannoyingtoothers.{{U}} ?49?{{/U}}.??Don’tthinkyourbagsandsuitcases手提箱 deserveaseatoftheirown.??Useatissuewheneveryoucoughor sneeze打喷嚏.Anuncoveredsneezecanspreadgerms细菌especiallyincrowded places.??Don’tcutyournailsorpickyournoseonpublic transportation.??Don’treadoverotherpeople’sshoulder. {{U}}?50?{{/U}}Itcanmakepeopleuncomfortable.Theymightthink you’retoostingy小气的eventobuyanewspaper.Ortheymightthinkyou’re’ judgingtheirbehavior.A．Don’teatfoodinyourcar.B．Don’tshoutinto yourmobilephoneonabusorsubway.C．Weallknowthatsomebehaviorsare simplyunacceptable.D．Manypeopledothisonsubwaysbutit’sreally annoying.E．Gettingoffandoninanorderlymannercansavetimefor all.F．Suddenlyyoufeelsomeoneleaningoveryourshoulderreadingalong withyou.
{{*HTML*}}阅读下面这篇短文短文后列出7个句子请根据短文的内容对每个句子做出判断 ??????? ??????????? ?{{B}}ModerateEarthquakeStrikesEngland{{/B}}??Amoderate earthquakestruckpartsofsoutheastEnglandon28April2007topplingchimneys fromhousesandrousingresidentsfromtheirbeds.Severalthousandpeoplewere leftwithoutpowerinKentCounty.Onewomansufferedminorheadandneck injuries.??Itfeltasifthewholehousewasbeingslidacross likeafun-fairridesaidthewoman.??TheBritishGeological Surveysaidthe4.3-magnitudequakeshuckat8:19a.m.andwascenteredunder theEnglishChannelabout8.5milessouthofDoverandneartheentrancetothe ChannelTunnel.??Witnessessaidcracksappearedinwallsand chimneyscollapsedacrossthecounty.Residentssaidthetremorhadlastedfor about10to15seconds.??Iwaslyinginbedanditfeltasif someonehadjustgotupfrombednexttomesaidHendrickvanEck27of Canterburyabout60milessoutheastofLondon.Ithenheardthesoundof crackinganditwasgettingheavierandheavier.Itfeltasifsomeonewasat theendofmybedhoppingupanddown.??Therearethousandsof moderatequakesonthisscalearoundtheworldeachyearbuttheyarerarein Britain.TheApril28quakewasthestrongestinBritainsince2002whena 4.8-magnitudequakeshuckthecentralEnglandcityofBirmingham.? ?Thecountry’sstrongestearthquaketookplaceintheNorthSeain1931 measuring6.1ontheRichterscale.BritishGeologicalSurveyscientistRoger Massonsaidthequaketookplaceon28Aprilinanareathathadseenseveralof thebiggestearthquakesevertostrikeBritainincludingonein1580that causeddamageinLondonandwasfeltinFrance.Mussonpredictedthatitwas onlyamatteroftimebeforeanotherearthquakestruckthispartofEngland. HoweverpeopleshouldnotbescaredtoomuchbythispredictionMussonsaid asthemodernearthquakewarningsystemofBritainshouldbeabletodetecta forthcomingquakeandannounceitseveralhoursbeforeittakesplace.This wouldallowtimeforpeopletoevacuateandreducedamagetothe minimum.MussonpredictedthatanotherearthquakewouldoccurinsoutheastEnglandsoonerorlater.
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{{*HTML*}}??下面的短文有15处空白请根据短文内容为每处空白确定1个最佳选项 {{B}}??????? ??????????Vibrating RubberCellphones{{/B}}??Vibratingrubbercellphonescouldbethe nextbigthinginmobilecommunications.Theyallowpeopletopressthephoneto transmitvibrationsalongwiththeir{{U}}?51?{{/U}}words.According toaresearchteamattheMITMediaLabinCambridgeMassachusettstheidea willmake{{U}}?52?{{/U}}morefun.??Manymobilephones canalreadyvibrateinsteadofringing{{U}}?53?{{/U}}youdonotwant peopletoknowyouaregettingacall.Butthese{{U}}?54?{{/U}}are toesimpleforsubtle敏感的communication{{U}}?55?{{/U}}AngelaChang ofthelab’sTangibleMediaGroup.They’reeitheronoroffshe says.??ButwhenyouholdChang’srubbercellphoneyourfingers andthumbwraparoundfive{{U}}?56?{{/U}}speakers.Theyvibrate {{U}}?57?{{/U}}yourskinaround250timespersecond.Beneaththese speakerssitpressuresensors传感器soyoucantransmitvibrationaswellas {{U}}?58?{{/U}}it.Whenyousqueezewithafingeravibrationsignal istransmitted{{U}}?59?{{/U}}yourcaller’scorrespondingfinger.Its speed{{U}}?60?{{/U}}onhowhardyousqueeze.??Chang saysthatwithinafewminutesofbeinggiventhephonesstudentswereusing thevibrationfeatureto{{U}}?61?{{/U}}emphasistowhattheywere saying.Overtimepeopleevenbegantotransmittheirownkindofadhoc特别的 Morsecodewhichtheywouldrepeatbacktoshowtheywere{{U}}?62 ?{{/U}}whattheotherpersonwassaying.??Changthinks vibralanguagescouldfunctionforthesame{{U}}?63?{{/U}}as texting:sometimespeoplewanttocommunicate{{U}}?64?{{/U}}without everyonenearbyknowingwhatthey’resaying.And{{U}}?65?{{/U}} actuallybeingabletoshakesomeone’shandwhenyoucloseabusinessdealshe says.
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