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ThanksgivingisonthefourthThursdayinNovembereveryyear.Itisaboutfamily41bigdinnersandbeingthankfulforthethingsyouhavE.FormeThanksgivingisabout42.It’saboutthewarmfeelingscomingupinyourspiritwhenyouseeyourfamily.It’saboutthewarmthoftheholidayseasonwhich43awallagainstthebittercoldweatherthat44muchoftheUSthistimeofyear.It’saboutthewarmthoftheburningwood45inthefireplaceandthewarmthofthefirst46ofThanksgivingdinner.MompreparesallmyfavoritefoodsonThanksgiving.Thedinnertablesits47undertheweightofplatesofroastturkeygoldenmacaroniandcheeseexpertlycookedgreensandhotcornbreaD.It’salotandeachyearI’m48athowshemanagestoputeverythingtogether.Thefirstmost49mealbeginsonceallthefoodisready.Everyonesitsaroundthetableaprayer50andourglassesfilledwithwinE.Whileeatingwegoaroundthetabletotake51totalkaboutwhatwe’rethankfulforthisyear.Talkingisquitean52whenyourmouthisfullofdeliciousfooD.53everyonehaseatentheirfirstmealsecondthirdandevenfourthareofferedonafirst-come-first-served54.Afterfinishingeatingatourhomebelieveitornotwesometimesgotomyaunt’sto55eatingandmeetingwithfamily.Footballisanother56partofThanksgivingandmyaunt’sfamilylovesthesport.Bytheendofthedayeveryoneisfatandhappy.We’vealleatensomuchthatwecan57movE.The58oftheholidaybegintofadeandourmindsandheartsbeginto59Christmasthenexttimewe’llhavea60tocelebrateeachother.41.A.reliefB.releaseC.receptionD.reunion42.A.warmthB.holidayC.appreciationD.celebration43.A.consistsofB.servesasC.referstoD.breaksdown44.A.entertainsB.damagesC.envelopesD.witnesses45.A.shiningB.pausingC.accompanyingD.resting46.A.biteB.dishC.guestD.present47.A.shallowB.stillC.specialD.heavy48.A.interestedB.opposedC.amazedD.ashamed49.A.regularB.normalC.commonD.formal50.A.performedB.offeredC.carriedD.tested51.A.dutiesB.turnsC.stepsD.honors52.A.challengeB.enjoymentC.embarrassmentD.pleasure53.A.SoB.BeforeC.OnceD.Unless54.A.reasonB.approachC.principleD.attitude55.A.continueB.enjoyC.participateD.consider56.A.keyB.ancientC.vagueD.casual57.A.hardlyB.nearlyC.merelyD.promptly58.A.memoriesB.touchesC.viewsD.smells59.A.setonB.setupC.setoffD.setout60.A.desireB.sceneC.chanceD.reason
Americansprefertotryeverywaytohavefunforexampletheydrivetheirowncarssomeeventow拖asmallboataftervehiclE.TheystartfromLosAngelesCaliforniaundersun41throughfourorfivehundredmilestogotoLaFulinColoradotospendweekendswhileChinesepeoplearestill42withworkandhavedinnerathometogetherwithfamiliesinweekendsor43timewatchingTV.Thedifferenceismainlyduetoculturalcustomsandtraditions44thetwocountries.ItissaidthatChinesepeoplearelivingforotherswhileAmericansarefor45.WhenChinesepeoplecometotheUnitedStatestheyfightfor46firstandthendesperatelymakemoneyaftertheyarerecognizedbyothers.Itseemsthatthepurposetoearnmoneyisnottoenjoylife47fortheirfollowinggenerations:sonsanddaughtersandevengrandchildren.Chinesepeopleprefertosavemoney48emergencysuchasillness.AlthoughChinesepeoplewith49intheUnitedStatesdon’tneedtoworryabouttheirownsocialwelfareandhealthinsurancetheyworkstillveryhardastheyhopethattheycan50moremoney.Chinesepeople’sinterestisintheamountonthepassbook存折sotheyspend51moneyusually.MostofChineseareverythrifty节约的andtheyare52tospendmoneybutthereareexceptions.Theyarewillingtospendmoneyontheir53.ManyChinesepeoplethinkthattheyendure容忍many54sotheywishthattheirchildrencouldlivemuchbetter.ThereforeintheUnitedStateselementaryschoolsyoucanseethatthosewho55thebestwithmorepocketmoneyareChinesestudents.IncontrastAmericanchildrendressverysimplywithjustalittlepocketmoney.56ChineseAmericansbelieveinlivingforthemselves.Theydoeverythingfortheirown.57theyearnmoneytoenjoya58lifeandpursueahigherqualityoflifE.Asfortheirownparentsorchildrentheythinkthatparentshavetheirownpensionandsocialwelfareandchildrenshouldlivean59lifewhentheyare18yearsolD.Sotheycouldboldlyspendmoneyonthemselves.60Americanssavelittlemoney.InthestreetitiseasyforChinesetotakeout300-400dollarsbutitishardtosayforAmericans.41.A.runningB.drivingC.goingD.walking42.A.boringB.pleasantC.busyD.angry43.A.spendB.takeC.costD.pay44.A.throughB.forC.amongD.between45.A.themselvesB.theirsC.themD.others46.A.survivalB.remainderC.existenceD.material47.A.orB.norC.butD.and48.A.inpossessionofB.onaccountofC.inspiteofD.incaseof49.A.identityB.forceC.fameD.power50.A.borrowB.giveC.useD.save51.A.largeB.fewC.muchD.little52.A.easyB.reluctantC.willingD.happy53.A.childrenB.relativesC.parentsD.friends54.A.hardshipsB.problemsC.difficultiesD.sufferings55.A.matchB.decorateC.dressD.wear56.A.DifferentfromB.InterestedinC.SimilartoD.Thanksto57.A.OtherwiseB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Since58.A.betterB.wellC.goodD.rich59.A.singleB.independentC.differentD.comfortable60.A.InthatcaseB.AsawholeC.InthiswayD.Asaresult
Asageneralruleallformsofactivityleadtoboredomwhentheyareperformedonaroutine常规basis.Asamatteroffactwecanseethis21atworkinpeopleofall22.ForexampleonChristmasmorningchildrenareexcitedabout23withtheirnewtoys.Buttheir24soonwearsoffandbyJanuarythose25toyscanbefoundputawayinthebasement.Theworldisfullof26stampalbumsandunfinishedmodelseachstandingasamonumenttosomeone’s27interest.Whenparentsbringhomeapettheirchild28bathesitandbrushesitsfur.Withinashorttimehoweverthe29ofcaringfortheanimalishandedovertotheparents.Adolescentsenterhighschoolwithgreat30butaresoonlookingforwardto31.ThesameistrueoftheyoungadultsgoingtocollegE.Andthenhowmany32whonowcomplain抱怨aboutthelongdrivestowork33droveforhoursatatimewhentheyfirst34theirdriver’slicense执照?Beforepeopleretiretheyusually35todoalotof36thingswhichtheyneverhad37todowhileworking.But38afterretirementthegolfingthefishingthereadingandalloftheotherpastimesbecomeasboringasthejobsthey39.AndlikethechildinJanuarytheygosearchingfornew40.21.A.principleB.habitC.weakerD.power22.A.partiesB.racesC.countriesD.ages23.A.workingB.livingC.playingD.going24.A.confidenceB.interestC.anxietyD.sorrow25.A.sameB.extraC.funnyD.expensive26.A.well-organizedB.colorfully-printedC.newly-collectedD.half-filled27.A.broadB.passingC.differentD.main28.A.silentlyB.impatientlyC.gladlyD.worriedly29.A.promiseB.burdenC.rightD.game30.A.courageB.calmnessC.confusionD.excitement31.A.graduationB.independenceC.responsibilityD.success32.A.childrenB.studentsC.adultsD.retirees33.A.carefullyB.eagerlyC.nervouslyD.bravely34.A.requiredB.obtainedC.noticedD.discovered35.A.needB.learnC.startD.plan36.A.greatB.strongC.difficultD.correct37.A.timeB.moneyC.skillsD.knowledge38.A.onlyB.wellC.evenD.soon.39.A.lostB.choseC.leftD.quit40.A.petsB.toysC.friendsD.colleagues
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Starbucksisthebiggestcoffeeshopnetworkintheworldwithmorethan15000shopsin44countries.Itwasfirst41inSeattleWashingtonin1971bythreepeoplewithjusta42shopthatsoldselectedcoffeebeans.People43theselectedcoffeebeansandground碾碎themintheshoporcarriedthemhomE.The44ofStarbucksatthetimewastosellqualitycoffeebeanssothatconsumerscould45coffeeintheirownhouses.Justafter1987Starbucksbegantoshowsignificant46aftertheirbrandwasboughtbyaformeremployeeofStarbucksHowardSchultz.HejoinedStarbucksin1982andhis47toMilanchangedhisideasaboutthecoffeeshop.ItalyacountrythatwasfamousfortheircoffeeconsuminghabitsinspiredHowardtobringtheseItalian-stylecoffeeshopstotheAmerican48andtheworlD.Howevertheideawas49bytheownerofStarbucksbecausehebelievedthebusinessofStarbucksshould50thesamE.Thatistheyshould51selectedcoffeebeansandnotanItalian-stylecoffeeshop.After52Starbucksin1985HowardSchultzsetuphisownshop53thenameofⅡGiomalE.Thisname54wasnottoogooD.AfterheboughttheStarbucksbrandhequicklychangedthenameoftheshoptoStarbucksandthebusiness55tobeagreatsuccess.PeoplelikedtocometoStarbucksbecausethe56wasdifferentandhelpedtoreleasetirednessafterworkingall57long.A.shiftinAmericanculturewasalso58towardstheStarbucks’successbecausebeforeAmericanpeoplelikedtogotoa59anddrinkalcohol.Itwasclearthatdrinkingcoffeewasmuchhealthierthandrinkingalcohol.Starbucks’success60tomanycountriesandthecultureofdrinkingcoffeehasbecomepopularallovertheworlD.41.A.foundB.decoratedC.formedD.established42.A.cleanB.farawayC.smallD.modern43.A.bookedB.packedC.boughtD.grew44.A.centerB.opinionC.theoryD.concept45.A.admireB.enjoyC.evaluateD.sell46.A.discoveryB.meaningC.futureD.growth47.A.tripB.attitudeC.flightD.interview48.A.competitionB.marketC.tradeD.economy49.A.purchasedB.acceptedC.rejectedD.prevented50.A.remainB.allowC.believeD.present51.A.provideB.produceC.collectD.advertise52.A.closingB.supportingC.movingD.leaving53.A.inB.atC.byD.as54.A.apparentlyB.unluckilyC.finallyD.unexpectedly55.A.showedupB.tookoverC.cameoutD.turnedout56.A.atmosphereB.situationC.spaceD.appearance57.A.weekB.yearC.nightD.day58.A.strangeB.necessaryC.influentialD.hopeful59.A.hotelB.barC.parkD.hospital60.A.addedB.rushedC.attachedD.expanded
IfyouarelearningEnglishbecauseyou'regoingtotravelinEnglandandwishtobe__16__theredon'ttrytospeakEnglishperfectly__17__ifyoudosonoonewillunderstandyou.InLondonninety-nineineveryhundredpeoplespeak__18__English.Youmaysaythat__19__theydon'tspeakEnglishwellthemselvestheycan__20__understanditwhenitiswellspoken.They__21__whenthespeakerisEnglish.Butwhenthespeakerisa__22__thebetterhespeaksthe__23__itistounderstandhim.Noforeignercan__24__stress重读thesyllables音节andmakethetone声调__25__andfallinquestionand__26__exactlyasa__27__does.__28__thefirstthingyouhavetodoistospeakwithastrong__29__accentandspeakbrokenthatisEnglishwithoutany__30__.TheneveryEnglishpersonyou__31__willatonceknowyouareaforeignerandtrytounderstandyouandbereadyto__32__you.Hewillnot__33__youtobepoliteandusegrammaticalphrases.Hewillbe__34__byhisclevernessinmakingout弄清your__35__andbeingabletotellwhatyouwanttoknow.16.A.settledB.heardC.understoodD.known17.A.becauseB.unlessC.whateverD.for18.A.AmericanB.badC.standardD.no19.A.becauseB.sinceC.whenD.evenif20.A.hardlyB.reallyC.atleastD.atmost21.A.sayB.canC.thinkD.hope22.A.foreignerB.nativeC.LondonerD.traveler23.A.betterB.easierC.harderD.clearer24.A.neverB.evenC.everD.only25.A.rightB.exactC.raiseD.rise26.A.requestB.answerC.sentenceD.phrase27.A.nativeB.foreignerC.childD.reporter28.A.WhileB.AlthoughC.BecauseD.Therefore29.A.LondonB.BritishC.foreignD.country30.A.grammarB.mistakeC.expressionD.word31.A.knowB.seeC.lookforD.speakwith32.A.welcomeB.helpC.teachD.praise33.A.expectB.scoldC.showD.think34.A.strictB.surprised[C.pleasedD.praised35.A.wayB.meaningC.mistakeD.country
Dancingispartofthehumanexperiencelikemusicandstorytelling.These1wereprobablyinventedtogether.AfteralldancingisawaytotellastorytomusiC.Scientistssaythatanimalsdancetoobuttheirdancingis2.Thedancesofanimalshavean3.Theysendmessagestootheranimalsaboutimportantphysical4suchashungerordesirE.Butwhenpeopledancetheyexpressmanydifferent5—lovejoyangerandsadness.Theyalsotellstoriesaboutpeopleplaceslifeordeath.Bydancingpeoplecansharethesefeelingsor6withothers.Alldancesaregoodforyou.Foronethingthey’regoodforyou7.DancingisgoodexercisE.Itmakesyou8yourarmsandlegsanditmakesyourheartwork.It'sanenjoyablewaytokeep9ortoloseweight.Besidesdancingmakesyoufeelbetteraboutyourself.Itgivesyouachancetoexpressyourfeelings.Ifyouareangryorupsetaboutsomethingitmakesthosefeelings10.You’llprobablyfeelrelaxedandhappyafterwardsalthoughyoumayalsobe11.Andifyouareaquietorfearfulkindofpersondancingcanhelpyoubemore12.Whenyouaredancingyoucan13yourselfandyourfears.Andfinallythere’sanotherimportantpointaboutdancing.It’san14activitySomedancesarefortwopeopleandsomearefor15.Butallkindsofdancesgiveyouachancetomeetnewpeopleortodosomethingenjoyablewithfriends.1.A.dancesB.artsC.songsD.stories2.A.strange3.A.purposeB.amazingC.typicalD.differentB.advantageC.characteristicD.attitude4.A.needsB.signsC.exercisesD.changes5.A.attitudesB.ideasC.feelingsD.opinions6.A.skillsB.livesC.valuesD.stories7.A.naturallyB.unexpectedlyC.sociallyD.physically8.A.protectB.useC.cureD.examine9.A.silentB.calmC.healthyD.awake10.A.developB.accumulateC.disappearD.grow11.A.tiredB.guiltyC.confusedD.fearful12.A.energeticB.impressiveC.cautiousD.open13.A.recognizeB.forgetC.understandD.measure14.A.popularB.socialC.formalD.attractive15.A.groupsB.classesC.acquaintancesD.strangers
MalaysiaAirlines马航flightMH370disappearedfromradar雷达screensanhourafterittookoffonMarch8.Ithas31formorethan3months.TheplanemayfallintotheseA.ChinaMalaysiaandmanyothercountrieshavejoinedtosearchthe32ontheseA.Therelativesofthe227passengersand12crew乘务人员are33goodnewsfromthem.Howdidtheaccident34?Itissaidthattheplanewasattackedbytheterrorists.Somethinktheremaybesomethingwrongwiththeplaneandothersthinktheaccidentmaybe35bythemistakeofthecrew.Howeveritis36totellthereasonbecausetheplanehasn’tbeenfoundyet.Itmay37sometimetofindthemissingplaneandmoretimetogettoknowthetruthofwhathappeneD.Howeverwecan’tstopimaginewhathappenedtotheplane38itisfounD.Whetherthemissingplaneisfound39notthewholeworldshouldpaymoreattentiontothesafetyofpeopleespeciallyatairport.Wehopethesepeopleontheplanewillbe40andtheycangettogetherwiththeirfamilymembers.31.A.foundB.seenC.flownD.missed32.A.planeB.terroristsC.shipD.Chinese33.A.talkingaboutB.waitingforC.listeningtoD.hearing34.A.takeB.happenC.comeD.go35.A.givenB.metC.causedD.tried36.A.hardB.easyC.wiseD.true37.A.spendB.takeC.getD.waste38.A.beforeB.afterC.untilD.assoonas39.A.norB.soC.andD.or40.A.dangerousB.safeC.friendlyD.bad
TheBeginningofDramaTherearemanytheoriesaboutthebeginningofdramainancientGreecE.Theonemostwidelyacceptedtodayisbasedonthe36thatdramaevolvedfromritualzōng jiāo 仪式.Theargumentforthisviewgoesasfollows.Inthebeginninghumanbeings37thenaturalforcesoftheworld—eventheseasonalchanges—asunpredictableandtheysoughtthroughvariousmeansto38theseunknownandfearedpowers.Thosemeasureswhichappearedto39thedesiredresultswerethenkeptandrepeateduntiltheychangedinto40rituals.41storiesarosewhichexplainedormaskedthemysteriesoftherituals.Astimespassedsomeritualswere42butthestorieslatercalledmythscontinuedtoexistandprovidedmaterialforartanddramA.Thosewhobelievedthatdramaevolvedoutofritualalsoarguethatthoseritualscontainedthe43oftheatrebecausemusicdancemasksand44werealmostalwaysuseD.45asuitablesitehadtobeprovidedforperformancesand46theentirecommunitydidnotparticipatean47divisionwasusuallymadebetweentheareaofactingandtheareainwhichanaudiencesits.Besidestherewereperformersandsinceconsiderableimportancewas48toavoidingmistakesinthepracticeofritualsreligiousleadersusually49thattask.Wearingmasksandcostumestheyoftenimitated模仿otherpeopleanimalsorsupernaturalbeingsandmimed用哑剧表演出the50effect—successinhuntorbattlethecomingraintherevivaloftheSun—51anactormight.Eventuallysuchdramaticrepresentativeswereseparatedfrom52activities.Anothertheorytracesthetheater’soriginfromthehumaninterestin53.AccordingtothisviewtalesaboutthehuntwarorotherthingsaretoldandgraduallyspreaD.54throughtheuseofactionanddialoguebyanarratorandthenthroughtheassumptionofeachoftherolesbyadifferentperson.A.closelyrelatedtheorytracestheatertothosedancesthatareprimarilygymnasticorthatare55ofanimalmovementsandsounds.36.A.backgroundB.assumptionC.evidenceD.theory37.A.viewedB.employedC.imaginedD.dismissed38.A.takeB.possessC.guaranteeD.control39.A.startB.showC.bringD.continue40.A.usualB.directC.convincingD.fixed41A.ApparentlyB.ActuallyC.EventuallyD.Naturally42.A.spreadB.abandonedC.followedD.celebrated43.A.seedB.contentC.mythD.history44.A.costumesB.routinesC.instructionsD.performances45.A.AsaresultB.InfactC.OnthecontraryD.Inaddition46A.whenB.althoughC.unlessD.while47A.deepB.equalC.clearD.extra48.A.attachedB.relatedC.committedD.tied49.A.putupB.tookupC.tookonD.puton50.A.unexpectedB.unpredictedC.preparedD.desired51.A.wheneverB.asC.whateverD.so52.A.socialB.politicalC.economicD.religious53.A.accountsB.story-tellingC.descriptionsD.drama-writing54.A.atthattimeB.atatimeC.atfirstD.atonce55.A.imitationsB.creaturesC.presentationsD.exhibitions
TheculturesoftheEastandtheWestreallydistinguishfromeachotheralot.Thisisbecausetheculturesystemsaretwoseparatesystems41.Theoriginoftheeasterncultureismainlyfromtwocountries:ChinaandIndia.Bothofthetwoculturesaregestated孕育by42.InChinathemotherriveristheYellowRiver43theIndianoneistheHinduRiver.Thesetwocultureswere44forseveralthousandyearsandformedtheirownstyles.TheninTangDynastyofChinatheChineseculture45wentoverseastoJapan46intotheJapanesesocietyand47theJapaneseculturenowadays.ThoughabitdifferentfromtheChineseoneit48tothesamesystem.Whenthetwomotherriversgavebirthtotheeasterncultureanotherfamousculturewas49ontheMesopotamianPlain米索不达米亚平原theMesopotamianCivilization.ThiscivilizationlaterondevelopedintotheculturesoftheAncientGreeceandAncientRomE.Andthesetwoarewell-knownasthe50oftheEuropeanculturE.51theChineseculturetheEuropeanonealso52waters.WhenthecolonistsofEngland53inAmericatheirculturewentwiththemovertheAtlanticOcean.SotheAmericanculturedoesn't54fromtheEuropeanonealot.Atthesametimethe55ofthelanguagesystemsaddstotheculturaldifferences.IntheEastmostlanguagesbelongtothepictographic象形文字的languageswhiletheWesternlanguagesare56basedontheLatinsystemforexampletheoneI'musingtowritethispaper.Otherfactorslikehumanracedifference57aswell.However58thefardistanceandthesteepareasbetweentheEastandWestthetwoculturesseldom59untilrecentcenturies.60theygrewuptotallyintheirownwayswithalmostnointerferencefromtheother.41.A.aboveallB.onthewholeC.inallD.innocase42.A.mountainsB.plainsC.lakesD.rivers43.A.orB.forC.whileD.when44.A.developedB.improvedC.createdD.protected45.A.suddenlyB.quietlyC.graduallyD.naturally46.A.mixedB.changedC.madeD.forced47.A.expandedB.interruptedC.endedD.shaped48.A.comesB.belongsC.bringsD.adds49.A.broughtupB.carriedoutC.givenoutD.pickedup50.A.resultB.signC.baseD.content51.A.ThroughB.ExceptC.WithD.Like52.A.affectedB.spreadC.crossedD.formed53.A.joinedupB.settleddownC.brokedownD.wentup54.A.comeB.sufferC.resultD.differ55.A.distinctionB.contactC.appearanceD.feature56.A.properlyB.hardlyC.simplyD.mostly57.A.lastB.countC.reduceD.change58.A.intermsofB.duetoC.astoD.incaseof59.A.transformB.displayC.communicateD.distinguish60.A.ThereforeB.MeanwhileC.FurthermoreD.However
Thelessonthatparentsallstruggletogetchildrentounderstandthesociallifeisthemostdifficulttoteach.HoweverKidZaniaaninternationallypraisedand___1___uniquechildren’sthemeparkmakeslifealittle___2___forparents.KidZaniaisnotatraditionalthemepark—therearenorollercoastersormerry-go-roundsin___3___.Whatmakesitsomuchfunisthatit’sakid-sizedcity.Attwo-thirdstheiractualsizeallfacilitiesare___4___tobejustrightforchildren.Itcompleteswithrestaurantsbanksgrocerystoresandhospitalswherethekidsgettobeadultsdoingthethingsmostofadultsdoonany___5___day.Thereplentyofattractionsandactivitieswill___6___childrenbusyactiveengagedandexcitedallday.KidZaniaprovideschildrenandtheirparentsasafeuniqueandveryrealisticeducationalenvironmentthatallowskidsbetweentheagesoffourtotwelvetodowhatcomes___7___tothem.Childrencanstartbypickingoneofnearly100___8___includingafiremandoctorpoliceofficerjournalistshopkeeperetcandlearningaboutit.Thentheyputontheiruniformandarereadytoworkand___9___KidZaniadollarssotheycanpayforgoodsand___10___intheKidZaniacity.Kidsgetpaidforeveryjobtheydowhichhelpsthemexplorethemysteriesofmanagingmoney.Iftheyrun___11___ofmoneythey’llhavetofindawaytoearnsomE.Personalexperienceisapowerfullearningtool.Througheachjoband___12___kidslearnabouthowsociety___13___adultprofessionsteamworkandreal-lifeskills.TheKidZaniaexperienceempowerskidsgivingthemthe___14___tobetheirbestselvesandtheinspirationtobegreatglobalcitizens.Andit’spartofwhatmakesKidZaniasuchan___15___placeforfamiliesandchildren.1A.properlyB.trulyC.exactlyD.accurately2A.easierB.cheaperC.nicerD.harder3A.depthB.viewC.sightD.mind4A.removedB.designedC.transportedD.pictured5A.specialB.preciousC.strangeD.normal6A.keepB.attractC.forceD.prevent7A.frequentlyB.occasionallyC.naturallyD.accidentally8A.workersB.jobsC.shopsD.dreams9A.earnB.makeC.spendD.waste10A.vegetablesB.fruitsC.servicesD.toys11A.longB.smallC.shortD.large12A.professionB.workC.skillD.activity13A.developsB.functionsC.appearsD.continues14A.roadB.lightC.energyD.confidence15A.amazingB.shockingC.surprisingD.frightening
Intoday'sAmericansocietybackgroundcheckshavebecomearoutinepartofhiringprocess.Employersusethemto__51__potentialworkersjudgingwhethertheyarequalifiedfortheposts.Throughbackgroundchecksemployerscanalsomakesurethattheinformationapplicantsprovideistruthfulwhich__52__theapplicants'moralquality.Thenwhatdobackgroundchecksinvestigate?Manyincludeareviewoftheemployee'semploymenthistorytryingtoconfirmwhethertheemployeehaseverbeenfiredorforcedto__53__.Employersalsopayattentiontothelengthofunemploymentafraidthatlong-time__54__fromworkmaybringnegativeinfluencetotheemployee'sperformancE.Sometimesanapplicant'sresidentialhistoryisalsoanissuE.Jobswithstateorlocalgovernmentsoftenrequirethattheemployeeliveincertainareasreducingthechancesforthemtohavecontactwith__55__peoplE.Besideslivingneartheworkplaceisalwayswelcomeasitsavestimeandfareson__56__.Anotheritemwhichcan'tbeneglectedistheapplicant'scriminalhistory---whetherhehaseverbeenarrestedorputintoprison.Although__57__liketrafficticketingorqueuejumpingareusuallypardonedbreakingacriminallawisrarely__58__andinmostcasesissuretoresultintheendingoftheemployment.Thencomesthesocialhistory.A.backgroundcheckthatinvolvestheapplicant'ssocialhistoryis__59__neededforgovernmentpostsoremploymentinfinanceandlawindustriesthatrequiregreaterself__60__.A.smallmistakeinthesepostsmayresultinhugeloss.Theinvestigationusuallychecksdrugusefamilyrelationshipsandsocialcontactsinorderto__61__hiringsomeoneunsuitablefortheposts.Backgroundinvestigatorswho__62__socialhistorymayinterviewneighborsandprofessionalreferences__63__bytheapplicant.Finallyinthefieldofeducationbackgroundanapplicationformmayaskforcopiesoflicensesoruniversitydiplomastoshowtheapplicant's__64__performances.Inmanyinstancesaneducationbackgroundcheckisso__65__aboutdetailsthatinvestigatorsevenconfirmthedateonwhichtheemployeeearnedhisdegreetodetermineifitagreeswiththeinformationtheemployeeprovidedonhisapplication.51.A.qualifyB.assessC.treatD.reward52.A.practisesB.suppliesC.destroysD.suggests53.A.cheatB.applyC.resignD.complain54.A.absenceB.reviewC.independenceD.silence55.A.bad-temperedB.ill-intentionedC.cold-bloodedD.old-fashioned56.A.housingB.facilitiesC.communicationD.transportation57.A.minoroffencesB.seriousfaultsC.personalexperiencesD.publicinconveniences58.A.botheredB.sparedC.paidD.informed59.A.temporarilyB.generallyC.fortunatelyD.gradually60.A.satisfactionB.confidenceC.disciplineD.awareness61.A.explainB.discussC.permitD.avoid62.A.giveawayB.focusonC.lookintoD.putthrough63.A.recognizedB.examinedC.orderedD.compared64A.financialB.academicC.religiousD.official65.A.carelessB.curiousC.realisticD.particular
Ifyouwanttolearnanewlanguagetheveryfirstthingtothinkaboutiswhy.Doyouneeditfora26reasonsuchasyourjoboryourstudiesorperhapsyou’reinterestedinthe_27filmsormusicofadifferentcountry.Manypeoplestartlearningalanguageandsoongiveup.I’mtoo_28_theysay.Yeschildrendolearnlanguagesmore29thanadultsbutresearchhasshownthatyoucanlearnalanguageatany_30_.Andlearningisgoodforthehealthofyourbraintoo.I’vealsoheardpeople_31aboutthemistakestheymakewhenlearning.Wellrelaxandlaughaboutyourmistakes32you’remuchlesslikelytomakethemagain.Learninganewlanguageisnever33.Butwithsomeworkanddevotionyou’llmakeprogress.Andyou’llbe34bythepositivereactionofsomepeoplewhenyousayjustafewwordsin35ownlanguagE.Goodluck!26.AtechnicalB.politicalC.practical27.A.literatureB.transportC.agriculture28.A.oldB.nervousC.tired29.A.closelyB.quicklyC.quietly30.A.ageB.distanceC.school31.A.worryB.thinkC.quarrel32.A.ifB.andC.but33.A.easyB.hardC.interesting34.A.blamedB.amazedC.interrupted35.A.theirB.hisC.our
CulturemeansthetotalwayoflifeofapeoplE.Thissimple___51___impliesthatculturereferstothecustomstraditionssocialhabitsvaluesbeliefslanguageswaysofthinkinganddailyactivitiesofpeoplE.Italsoincludesthehistoryofcivilization.Inthebroad___52___therearetwotypesofculturethatismaterialcultureandspiritualculturE.Materialcultureisconcrete具体的andobservable___53___spiritualcultureis___54___andimplicit含蓄的.Becausehumanlanguageisadirectdemonstrationofculturelearningasecondlanguage___55___learningasecondculturE.Fortheteacherofasecondlanguageheorsheshould__56___todevelopthestudents’awarenessandknowledgeofthecultureofthetargetlanguagetheyarelearning.Thisincludesunderstandingthevaluesofthetargetcultureacquiringa___57___ofetiquette礼仪规范ofthetargetcultureandunderstandingthe___58___betweenthetargetcultureandthestudents’ownculturE.___59___students’progressthroughaforeignlanguageprogramitis___60___thattheywillincreasetheirawarenessofthe___61___characteristicsofthespeakersofthelanguageunderstudy.Thisbroadenedculturalknowledgemay___62___allaspectsofculture:thepeople’swayoflifeaswellasthegeographichistoriceconomicartisticandscientific___63___ofthetargetsociety.Weknowthateachculturehasdifferentetiquettepatterns.And___64___inaforeignlanguagecoursestudentsshouldlearntheappropriateetiquettepatternsexpectedofthepeoplelivinginthecountry___65___thetargetlanguageisspoken.StudentsshouldalsolearnhowtointerpretunfamiliarculturalconventionsandhowtoactappropriatelywhencommunicatingwiththepersonsoftheforeignculturE.51A.directionB.definitionC.indicationD.instruction52A.extentB.degreeC.senseD.length53A.howeverB.neverthelessC.yetD.while54A.abnormalB.abstractC.verbalD.invisible55A.involvesB.carriesC.takesD.retains56A.encourageB.makesureC.determineD.neglect57A.commandB.demandC.understandD.contact58A.communicationB.developmentC.differenceD.delivery59A.WithB.AtC.OnD.Under60A.saidB.wishedC.expectedD.understood61A.indirectB.civilC.spiritualD.cultural62A.referB.focusC.coverD.base63A.stringsB.aspectsC.mannersD.ways64A.moreoverB.furthermoreC.howeverD.therefore65A.asB.thatC.whenD.where
InBritainpeoplehavedifferentattitudestothepolicE.Mostpeoplegenerally16themandthejobtheydo—althoughtherearecertainpeoplewhodonotbelievethatthepolice17havethepowerthattheydo.Whatdoesapolicemanactuallydo?Itisnot18jobtodescribE.Afterallapolicemanhasanumberofjobsin19.Apolicemanoftenhastocontroltrafficeither20footinthecentreofatownorinapolicecarontheroads.IndeedinBritainhemightbeintheTrafficPoliceandspendalloralotofhistime21upanddownmainroadsandmotorways.A.trafficpolicemanhastohelpkeepthetrafficmovingstop22motoristsandhelpwhenthereisanaccident.Apolicemanhastohelpkeepthe23too.Ifthereisafightorsomeotherdisturbancewe24thepolicetocomeandrestoreorder.Andtheyoftenhaveto25situationatgreatrisktotheirown26.Weexpectthepolicetosolvecrimesofcoursesoanordinarypoliceman27heisnotadetective侦探willoftenhavetohelp28_andarrestcriminals.And29dowecallwhenthereisanemergency—anaircrasha30aroadaccidentorarobbery?WecallthepolicE.31apolicemanhastobe32tofaceanyunpleasantemergencythatmayhappeninthe33worlD.Thepolicedoanabsolutelynecessaryjobtheydoit34wellandIsupportthembutIdonotenvypolicemen.IdonotthinkthatIcould35dothejobofapoliceman.16.A.dislikeB.joinC.appreciateD.admire17.A.shouldB.wouldC.couldD.must18.A.afunnyB.apleasantC.aninterestingD.aneasy19.A.itB.oneC.hisD.them20.A.onB.byC.underD.with21.A.walkingB.drivingC.wanderingD.searching22.A.restingB.tiredC.speedingD.drunken23.A.peaceB.silenceC.situationD.condition24.A.waitforB.callC.thinkofD.expect25.A.turntoB.avoidC.dealwithD.treat26.A.safetyB.familiesC.futureD.friends27.A.evenB.asifC.howeverD.evenif28.A.getridofB.questionC.lookforD.sentence29.A.howB.whereC.whatD.who30.A.powerfailureB.fireC.thunderstormD.thief31.A.YetB.ThenC.AsD.So32.A.providedB.promisedC.preparedD.presented33.A.futureB.modernC.realD.whole34.A.extremelyB.speciallyC.surprisinglyD.particularly35.A.hardlyB.foreverC.everD.never
Doyoucheckyourworkemailswhenyou'reonholiday?Doyoucallyour41toaskwhat'shappeningintheofficeevenon8dayoff?Tobe42.1do.WhenIseenosignalonmymobilephoneinashoppingcentreornowi-fibythebeachIget～43.YesI’m44towork.Technologyfuelsourneedtostay45allthetimE.Portablegadgets46toworkfromhome47fromthenine-tofiveroutineenduredbyoutparents.48.theyalsomakeitmoredifficultforusto49andrechargeourbatteries.Indeednotall50wantustobeconnectedallthetimE.GermancarmakerDaimler51hasofferedtoautomaticallydeleteemailssenttoemployeeswhilethey’re52Thesenderoftheemailreceivesamessageaskingthemtogetin53withanotherEmployeewho's∞dutyortore-sendthemessageatalaterdatE.Theresponsetothisserviceisbasically'54with99%oftheemployeesconsideringitverygood.Occupationalpsychologistshavebeenstudyingworkers'inabilitytorelaxwhen55duty.Theyfoundanumberofpeoplewere56becausetheyweretravelingwithtechnologywhichallowsthemtoremainconnectedwithworkallthetimeHoweveremployersandemployeesalikeare57thatwe'remoreproductiveifwegetthework-lifebalanceright.AnapptodealwiththisproblemhasbeencreateD.Ifyouareworriedaboutspendingtoomuchtimeonyoursmartphonethisappisto58yourusagE.Theapp__59youifyougobeyondacertainlimitPerhapsweshouldalltakesometimeouttoconsider60we'readdictedtowork.oraddictedtotechnologyorboth.It’sgoodtoswitchoffonceinawhilE.41.AcolleaguesB.relativesC.parentsD.specialists42.A.exactB..certainC.honestD.positive43.A.excitedB.relaxedC.touchedD..anxious44.AblindB.addictedC.familiarD.similar45.A.devotedB.discouragedC.connectedD.confused46.A.allowB..forceCpersuadeD.drive47.A.freeB.absentC.tiredD.far48.A.ThereforeB.OtherwiseC.InsteadD.However49.AconcentrateB.continueC.relaxD.succeed50.A.friendsB.employersC.customersD.assistants51.A.forexampleB.orratherC.tomakeitworseD.justincase52.A.inchargeB.onholidayC.withinreachD.atwork53.A.touchB.troubleC.lineD.effect54.A.specialB.casualC.popularD.positive55.A.onB.offC.withD.at56.A.cutoffB.settleddownC.burntoutD.putaway57.A.pretendingB.realizingCquestioningD.blaming58.A.completeB.ruinC.controlD.improve59.A.recognizesB.amusesC.confirmsD.warns60.A.thatB.whetherC.whenD.where
AtStarElectronicswearemakingEnglishourworkinglanguagE.Notonlyinbusiness_____16_____withourinternationalpartnersbutalsofordailycommunicationamongstourownemployees.We’rehavinggreat_____17_____withourefforts.Evennewspapersarewritingaboutit.IntroducingEnglishastheworkinglanguageisachallengeforaChinesecompanylikeusbutit’ssomethingweare_____18_____toachievE.EnglishizationisinmyopinionnotjustimportantforStarElectronicsbutsomethingthatshouldbeintroducedthroughoutChinatoimproveour_____19_____attractiveness.OtherChinesecompanieshavethesameideaandare_____20_____.Thisweekoneofourlocalcompetitorsannouncedthat_____21_____willbecomeitsbusinesslanguagetoo.Let’slookatasuccessstoryinAsiA.IbelieveSingaporeissoeconomically_____22_____becauseEnglishisoneofitsofficiallanguages.Itisapolicythatallowsitto_____23_____andemploythebestworkersfromallovertheworlD.AtStarElectronicswehavealreadyseenthe_____24_____ofEnglishization.InApriltheaveragescoreinourcompany’sEnglishtestwas85%which_____25_____ouremployeeshaveveryhighEnglishlevels.Thisis_____26_____forourcompany’scommunicationas10%ofemployeesinourGuangzhouofficesareforeignnationals.Withinourengineeringdepartmentthenumbersareeven_____27_____;about70%ofournewemployeescomefromoutsideChinA.Andweareattractinggraduatesofthebestforeign_____28_____suchasHarvardCambridgeandTokyoUniversities.Englishizationhasnotbeenaneasy_____29_____forStarElectronicsbutwearealreadyseeingthepositiveeffect—ourabilitytoattractandkeeptalentedpeoplefromaroundtheworlD.Thisisaprocessanycompanyorcountrycan_____30_____inordertohaveglobalbusinesssuccess.16.A.meetingsB.articlesC.departmentsD.websites17.A.problemsB.followersC.weaknessD.success18.A.pleasedB.determinedC.allowedD.surprised19.A.physicalB.culturalC.internationalD.final20.A.dyingoutB.catchingupC.breakingdownD.settingoff21.A.EnglishB.ChineseC.JapaneseD.Korean22.A.helpfulB.delightfulC.powerfulD.careful23.A.attractB.replaceC.testD.stop24.A.interestsB.dangersC.disadvantagesD.benefits25.A.decidesB.recordsC.showsD.sees26.A.unexpectedB.importantC.fineD.impossible27.A.lowerB.higherC.harderD.stranger28.A.companiesB.organizationsC.universitiesD.offices29.A.processB.storyC.agreementD.contribution30.A.ignoreB.fightC.removeD.copy
Americanmedicalresearchershavejustreportedthefirstscientificproofthatevenasmallamountofexercisewillhelpus41longer.ThestudywascarriedoutbyscientistsatHarvardandStanfordUniversities42wereveryfamousinAmericA.Itinvolvedabout17000studentswho43HarvardUniversitybetween1916and1950.Thescientists44theirresearchin1960.Theycollectedalotof45andstudiedthemedicalcareofeveryoneinthestudygroup-----46livinganddeaD.Membersofthestudygroup47howmuchtheywalkedhowmany48theyclimbedwhatkindofsportstheywentinforandmanyotherthingsthey49eachweek.Thescientistschecked50aboutheightweight51pressure压力andfamilyrecordsofheartdiseasE.Theirresearchshowedexercisehelped52thechanceofdeathfroma53ofdiseases.Theyalsoconcludedthatsportsandgamesbuiltuppeople’sbodiesandpreventedthemfrom54weight.Theyfoundthattwothirdsofpeoplewhohadheart55neverexerciseD.Oneofthescientistssaidthemostimportant56wasthatpeoplewhodonotexercisehavemoreheartattacksbutthey57realizetheimportanceofsportsuntilthey58thediseasE.Healsosaidthatitmightbe59togetthemtoexercisenowwhentheirdoctors60themto.Theytakethedoctors’adviceveryseriouslyandtheywanttokeephealthyandhavealongerlifE.41.A.rememberB.learnC.workD.live42.A.whoB.whereC.allD.which43.A.passedB.attendedC.visitedD.lived44.A.beganB.finishedC.discoveredD.stopped45.A.factsB.adviceC.ideasD.truth46.A.ofB.onC.bothD.in47.A.countedB.reportedC.studiedD.tested48.A.stepsB.paceC.blackboardsD.races49.A.shouldB.couldC.didD.used50.A.knowledgeB.informationC.newsD.book51.A.waterB.airC.strengthD.blood52.A.slowB.reduceC.missD.lose53.A.memoryB.favorC.momentD.number54.A.puttingonB.losingC.remainingD.leaving55.A.strikeB.beatC.breakD.attack56.A.discoveryB.inventionC.planD.subject57.A.won’tB.willC.hadD.did58.A.cureB.knowC.causeD.get59.A.necessaryB.importantC.easierD.harder60.A.agreeB.adviseC.leadD.hope
TherearetwotypesofpeopleintheworlD.Althoughtheyhave41degreeofhealthandwealthandothercomfortsoflifeonebecomeshappy42theotherbecomesunhappy.This43comesfromthedfferentwaysinwhichthey44thingspersonsandevents.Peoplewhobecomehappy45theirattentionontheconvenienceofthingsthe46partsofaconversationwell-prepareddishesthegoodnessofwineandfineweather.They47allthecheerfulthings.Thosewhobecomeunhappythinkandspeakonlyofthe48things.Sothey’realways49.Theycannotfeelthepleasureofsocietythey50otherpeopleandtheymakethemselvesunpopulareverywherE.Theirintentionofcriticizingandbeingdisliked51growsintoabad52astimegoeson.Thehabitmaybestrongbutitmaybecured治愈whenthosewhohaveitrealizeitsbad53ontheirinterestsandtastes.Ihopethislittlewarningmaybeof54tothemandhelpthemchangethishabit.Thoughbeingunhappyismostprobablyanactofimaginationithas55resultsinlifeforitbringsondeepsorrow悲伤andbadluck.Theunhappyoneshurtmanypeople;56willlovethemandnobodywill57themwithmorethanthemostcommonpolitenessandrespect.Iftheyaimatgettingsomeadvantagesinsocialpositionorfortunenoonewillwishthem58.Inordertohelptheunhappyonesitshouldbestronglysuggestedthattheychangetheirbadhabitandbe59withwhatispleasing60worryingneedlesslyaboutthemselvesandothersIftheydothisitwillbegoodforboththemselvesandothersandabrighterlifewillcertainlysmileuponthemsomeday.41.A.equalB.unusualC.greatD.small42.A.sinceB.thoughC.becauseD.while43.A.disagreementB.attitudeC.differenceD.conclusion44.A.imagineB.considerC.learnD.observe45.A.catchB.bringC.showD.fix46.A.delightfulB.possibleC.difficultD.normal47.A.discussB.knowC.enjoyD.change48.A.positiveB.excitingC.stupidD.opposite49.A.exhaustedB.boredC.dissatisfiedD.impatient50.A.hurtB.meetC.attractD.support51.A.immediatelyB.graduallyC.simplyD.suddenly52.A.opinionB.hobbyC.ideaD.habit53.A.pressureB.effectsC.controlD.efforts54.A.serviceB.importanceC.interestD.courage55.A.directB.seriousC.lastingD.obvious56.A.everybodyB.nobodyC.anybodyD.somebody57.A.helpB.provideC.treatD.impress58.A.joyB.successC.healthD.happiness59.A.pleasedB.friendlyC.surprisedD.strict60.A.forB.besidesC.exceptD.without
LivinginthesameboxItis1936AmericanJesseOwensseemssuretowinthelongjumpcompetitionintheOlympicGames.Thepreviousyearhehad__36__26feet—arecordthatwillstandfor25years.AshewalkstothelongjumppithoweverOwens__37__atallblueeyedGermantakingpracticejumpsinthe26footrangE.Owensfeels__38__.HeisdeeplyawareoftheNazis’desiretoprovetheir__39__.Andasablacksonofafarmerheknows__40__itisliketobemadetofeelinferior下等的.Onhisfirst__41__OwensjumpsfromseveralinchesbeyondthetakeoffboarD.__42__hefouls犯规onhissecondjumptoo.Onemorefoulandhewill__43__.AtthispointthetallGerman__44__himselfasLuzLong.Youshouldbeableto__45__withyoureyesclosed！hesaystoOwens.Forthenextfewmomentsthey__46__together.ThenLongmakesasuggestion.Sincethequalifyingdistanceisonly23feetwhynotmakeamarkseveral__47__beforethetakeoffboardandjumpfromtherejusttoplayit__48__Owensdoesandqualifieseasily.InthefinalsOwens__49__anewOlympicrecordand__50__fourgoldmedals.Butwhoisthefirstpersonto__51__himLuzLong.OwensneveragainseesLongwhoislater__52__inWorldWarⅡ.LuzLongmadehis__53__inworldhistoryandtaughttherestofusa__54__lesson.SomeoneelseputitlikethisWecanlearnalotfromcrayons蜡笔.Somearesharpsomeareprettysomearedull...andallaredifferentcolors.__55__theyallhavetolearntoliveinthesamebox.36.A.jumpedB.ranC.walkedD.covered37.A.keepsB.seesC.choosesD.gets38.A.curiousB.nervousC.happyD.unfair39.A.kindnessB.attitudeC.courageD.greatness40.A.whenB.whichC.whatD.who41.A.gameB.recordC.lessonD.attempt42.A.UnfortunatelyB.InterestinglyC.LuckilyD.Mysteriously43.A.gainB.failC.competeD.retire44.A.considersB.enjoysC.imaginesD.introduces45.A.understandB.prepareC.qualifyD.stand46.A.chatB.shoutC.performD.run47.A.metersB.inchesC.milesD.acres48.A.braveB.carefulC.fairD.safe49.A.holdsB.setsC.reportsD.notices50.A.producesB.earnsC.createsD.makes51.A.comfortB.witnessC.defeatD.congratulate52.A.honoredB.defeatedC.killedD.wounded53.A.adventureB.markC.mistakeD.contribution54.A.regularB.bitterC.difficultD.valuable55.A.WhileB.SoC.ButD.And
Hereissomeadviceonfoodshopping.Generallyspeakingeachfamilyspendsaboutone-sixthofitsincomeonfooD.Becausefoodisexpensiveitisimportanttospendmoneywisely16youshop.A.carefulshoppercanpreparenourishing有营养的andtastymealsinexpensively.Herearesomesuggestionstohelpyou17better.BuyonlythefoodyouneeD.Thereareseveralwaystoavoidbuying18fooD.First___19__ashoppinglistbeforeyougotothestorE.Thenwhenyouareatthestore20yourlistcarefully.21donotgoshoppingifyouarehungry.WhenyouarehungryfoodslookverytastyandyouwanttobuymorethanyouneeD.22goshoppingaloneifyoucan.Ifyoushopwithyouryoungchildrentheyoftenaskyoutobuyunnecessaryfoodlikesweets.Whenyouhavea23choosetheleastexpensivebrand商标ofaproduct.Thereare24pointstorememberwhenyoubuycannedtomatoesforexamplE.Firstlookattheadvertisementinthenewspapertoseeifyoursupermarketis25aspecialoncannedtomatoes.26thiswhenyouareinthestoreyoushouldcheckthe27foreachpoundoftomatoes.Sometimesyousavemoneyifyoubuythelargersizecansometimeshoweveryoudonot.ThirdrememberthatagradeA.productoramoreexpensiveproductisnotnecessarilymorehealthful28agradeB.orlessexpensiveproduct.GradeA.tomatoesmaylookbetter29allcannedtomatoeshavethesamenutrients.Shoppersseemtohavespecial30whentheybuyfreshfruitsandvegetables.Thereareseveralthingstoconsiderwhenbuyingfreshfoods.Becausefreshfoods31iftheyarenotusedyouhavetobuythecorrectamountforthenumberofpeopleyouareserving.Next32tousefreshfoodsthatareinseasonbecausefreshfoodsare33lessexpensivethen.Lastlychoosefruitsandvegetablesthathaveabrightfresh34.A.goodcolourisoftena35thatthefoodhasalotofvitamins.16.A.afterB.whenC.sinceD.until17.A.shopB.prepareC.learnD.spend18.A.expensiveB.cheapC.tastyD.extra19.A.makeB.writeC.takeD.bring20.A.observeB.followC.mindD.notice21.A.ThereforeB.What’smoreC.AsaresultD.Onthecontrary22.A.BesidesB.AboveallC.InawordD.Finally23.A.collectionB.selectionC.possibilityD.number24.A.threeB.twoC.fourD.five25.A.makingB.supplyingC.carryingD.offering26.A.ExceptB.BesidesC.BecauseofD.Inspiteof27.A.priceB.quantityC.qualityD.size28.A.toB.alsoC.thanD.above29.A.andB.butC.alsoD.for30.A.choicesB.interestsC.difficultiesD.pleasures31.A.destroyB.gobadC.dryupD.gowrong32.A.refuseB.offerC.planD.expect33.A.especiallyB.generallyC.completelyD.fortunately34.A.lookB.rootC.colourD.leaf35.A.signB.markC.sceneD.luck
Inourculturepeoplealwaysadviseustocompareourselveswithothers.Youcanwin;theothersaren’tas41asyouYoumustbethebestinyourclassetC.Thisisnotthebestwayofthinking.Therearemanyreasonsto42thiswayofthinkingandbegintocompareourselves43withourselves.Thefirstreasonto44comparingyourselfwithothersisthattherewillalwaysbesomeonebetterthanyou.Itdoesn’tmatterinwhichaspect;itisalways45.Thereforeyoucouldfeelworsetoothers.Forexampleyoucanbethebest46andthiscanmakeyoufeelextremely47.Butifsomedayyoufindsomeoneisbetterthanyouareyoucouldfeel48althoughyouare49goodatdeliveringaspeech.Thesecondreasontoavoidthiskindof50isthatyouwillalwaysfindsomeone51thanyou.Thisofcoursecanmakeyoufeelgoodbutthisfeelingcanturnintoa52pridE.Forexampleifyouarethesecondbeststudentinyourclassandonedaytheverybeststudent53theschoolyouwillthenbethebestone54youarestillonlyasgoodasyouwerebeforE.Thelastbutmost55reasontoavoidcomparingourselveswithothersisthatwhenwedowearelikelyto56them.Wemaydothesamethingasthemandactandthinklikethemtoo.Thenwewillneverknowwhowe57areandwhatwereallywantandthenwewillnevergetimproveD.Forallthesereasonsandbecauseweare58weshouldnotcompareourselveswithothers.Inthiswaywewillnotfeellessormorethanothersandwewill59ourselvesaswereallyarE.60wewillbehappier.41.A.goodB.happyC.busyD.young42.A.introduceB.understandC.changeD.remember43.A.evenB.againC.alsoD.only44.A.startB.forgetC.avoidD.enjoy45.A.doubtfulB.trueC.smartD.strange46.A.designerB.teacherC.studentD.speaker47.A.tiredB.proudC.luckyD.anxious48.A.sillyB.sadC.shyD.nervous49.A.justB.ratherC.almostD.still50.A.educationB.treatmentC.systemD.comparison51.A.laterB.worseC.strongerD.faster52.A.greatB.specialC.terribleD.simple53.A.likesB.helpsC.leavesD.cleans54.A.unlessB.althoughC.untilD.because55.A.important.B.obviousC.unknownD.practical56.A.affectB.impressC.copyD.inspire57.A.finallyB.normallyC.suddenlyD.truly58.A.amazingB.commonC.honestD.unique59.A.valueB.acceptC.developD.promise60.A.ByallmeansB.InasimilarwayC.InotherwordsD.Forexample
Ticktockticktock.I’msittingherewatchingthemovementsofmyexistencepassslowlyaway.Myhousehasbeen41forsuchalongtimeandI’mlonelyandforgotten.SittingherebymyselfallthatIcandois42andthinkaboutmypast.Icouldtellyoustoriesthatonly43wouldknow.Butwallscan’tspeak.Icametothisplacemanyyearsagoalongwithanoldman.44hewaswithmeforonlythreeshortyearsbeforehepassedon.ForatimeIwasleftalonewhilepeoplecameand45thehouse.Thenonedayanicecouplemovedinwithayoungson.46theirsonDannylikedtostaywithmeandIwascompletely47withhim.HealwayslookedasifhelovedthestoriesItoldmostofwhichbeganwith‘‘Backinmydayand‘‘WhenIwas48Isometimeshadthekindofideathathedidn’treallyunderstandwhatIwassayingbutitfeltgoodtobe49.WhenDannywentofftocollegemyheartbrokE.Soonafterward50soldthehousE.Newownerscameand51.ThenOnedayitsohappenedthatIwasinwhenanewfamilywasmovingintothehousE.Youcan’tevenimaginemy52whenunexpectedlyDannywalkedthroughthefrontdoor.Hehada53andkidsnow.IwassooverjoyedwhenIsawhimthatIputallmy54intomydailyactivities....Ispentthenexttwentyyearswatchinghiskidsgrowupwithamixtureofprideand55aboutwhatwouldhappennext.Thekidsfinallybecame56andDannysoldthehousE.Thatwasaboutfiveyearsago.Someofthelocalkidshavestartedtherumorthatthehouseishaunted闹鬼的—andinawayitis.Itishauntedbythe57ofallthepeoplewhohavelivedinit.Everysecondhas58mesomuch.IhavebeencountingthemdownandtheyarealmostupformE.Ihopethatsomedaysomebodywill59meanddropinonmeagain.MaybethenI’llgetanewhomeandan60forawholenewsetofmemories.41.A.crowdedB.emptyC.paintedD.sold42.A.lookbackB.enjoyfoodC.haveadreamD.chatwithfriends43.A.friendsB.learnersC.neighborsD.walls44.A.LuckilyB.HappilyC.SadlyD.Surprisingly45.A.lookedatB.settledinC.boughtinD.soldout46.A.AtlastB.AtonetimeC.IntheendD.Fromthebeginning47.A.tiredB.friendlyC.takenD.fond48.A.olderB.healthierC.betterD.younger49.A.lovedB.toldC.dislikedD.believed50.A..DannyB.IC.hisparentsD.theoldman51.A.settledB.wentC.livedD.greeted52.A.pityB.prideC.surpriseD.sadness53.A.friendB.daughterC.sonD.wife54.A.energyB.timeC.lifeD.ideas55.A.happinessB.dreamC.anxietyD.disappointment56.A.oldB.impatientC.adultsD.tired57.A.familiesB.furnitureC.housesD.memories58.A.impressedB.surprisedC.encouragedD.inspired59.A.callB.rememberC.visitD.attend60.A.barrierB.opportunityC.possibilityD.information
TrudyanAmericangirltriedswimmingacrosstheEnglishChannel.ThatwasAugust61962.Herfatherhad51hertwothings.Onewasnottopullheroutofthewater52sheaskeD.Theotherwastogiveheraredsports53ifshemadeit.IngayspiritsTrudy54outswimmingstrongly.Alltheswimmersstartedat7:09inthemorning.Hisfatherandthetrainerweregoingalonginaboatbesideher.Atteno’clockrainbeganfalling.55Trudytrod踩waterwhiledrinkingandeatingachickenleg.Thenshestartedswimming56.Thewindwas57andtheseabecamerougher.Late58thewindbecameevenworsE.Thetrainer59itwasuselesstryingtofinish.HecalledtoTrudyto60.NohumanbeingcoulddoitinthisweatherhesaidIt’s61togoon.HoweverherfathershoutedDon’tgrabher.Lether62Atseveno’clockthetides潮水turned63her.ItwasmoredifficulttomoveaheaD.ButTrudystillswamon.She64victorywaspossiblenowfortheEnglishcoastwasin65.Itwasgettingdark.A.soundcouldbeheard66thewind;hundredsofcarhorns喇叭werecheeringheron.With67strengthshefinishedthelast200yards.At9︰35p.m.Trudygotoutofwater.Shehadswumsome35milesin68the21-mile-wide-Channel69astrongstorm.Butshehadmadeitin14hoursand30minutes.WellPopshesaidtoherfather.I70Igetmycarthistimedon’tI?51.A.givenB.refusedC.allowedD.promised52.A.asB.unlessC.evenifD.when53.A.suitB.shoeC.hatD.car54.A.rushedB.leftC.startedD.worked55.A.AtmiddayB.InthemorningC.IntheeveningD.Inthelateafternoon56.A.fasterB.betterC.againD.across57.A.stoppingB.risingC.changingD.increasing58.A.morningB.afternoonC.eveningD.night59.A.thoughtB.consideredC.decidedD.felt60.A.keepupB.slowdownC.giveupD.takearest61.A.difficultB.stupidC.impossibleD.unnecessary62.A.goB.decideC.comeoutD.goon63.A.towardsB.withC.atD.against64.A.realizedB.noticedC.foundoutD.thought65.A.thedistanceB.reachC.sightD.hand66.A.overB.inC.withD.from67.A.freshB.greaterC.weakeningD.remaining68.A.flyingB.swimmingC.crossingD.passing69.A.inspiteofB.becauseofC.againstD.during70.A.demandB.amafraidC.hopeD.guess
Whenwasthelasttimeyoureadabookoramagazinearticle?Ifyou’reoneofthepeoplewhodon’tmakeahabitofreadingregularlyyoumightbemissingout:readinghasasignificantnumberof41.Firststudieshaveshownthatstaying42activecanslowthe43ofAlzheimer’阿尔兹海默症.Justlikeanyothermuscleinthebodythebrain44exercisetokeepitstrongandhealthy.Doingpuzzlesandplaying45suchaschesshavealsobeenfoundtobehelpful.Secondnomatterhowmuchstressyouhaveatworkinyourpersonalrelationshipsor46problems47indailylifeitalljust48awaywhenyouareabsorbed49agreatstory.A.well-writtennovelcantransportyoutootherfieldswhileaninterestingarticlewilldistractyoufromtheproblems50lettingpressuregoawayand51youtorelax.Thirdeverythingyoureadfillsyourhead52newinformationandyou53__knowwhenitmightcomeinhandy.The54knowledgeyouhavethebetter-equippedyouaretodealwithany55you’lleverfacE.Remember:56youmightloseeverythingelse—yourjobyourpossessionsyourmoney57yourhealth—knowledgecanneverbetaken58you.Atlastwhenyoureadabookallofyourattentionis59thestoryandyoucanimmerse使专心于yourselfineverydetailyou’rereading.Tryreadingfor15-20minutes60workandyou’llbesurprisedathowmuchmorefocusedyouareonceyougettotheofficE.41.A.reasonsB.typesC.waysD.benefits42.A.normallyB.physicallyC.mentallyD.usually43.A.improvementB.sufferingC.progressD.pain44.A.requiresB.asksC.adoptsD.designs45.A.sportsB.toysC.gamesD.music46.A.anotherB.theotherC.othersD.other47.A.happenedB.facedC.seenD.occurred48.A.givesB.goesC.passesD.puts49.A.toB.inC.byD.from50.A.beforehandB.byhandC.athandD.withinhand51.A.demandingB.allowingC.leadingD.encouraging52.A.ofB.withC.forD.by53.A.alreadyB.everC.stillD.never54.A.muchB.manyC.moreD.most55.A.challengeB.chanceC.personD.occasion56.A.becauseB.sinceC.althoughD.therefore57.A.stillB.justC.evenD.though58.A.fromB.toC.intoD.out59.A.reliedonB.focusedonC.dependedonD.takenon60.A.beforeB.afterC.duringD.off
Istheworldreallygoingmad?__51___dayIwassittinginarestaurant___52__aquickdrinkandatalkwithafewfriendswhenitsuddenly___53__methatalmosteveryoneintherestaurantwassmoking.Itwasn’tlong__54___thewholeroomwas___55__withsmokE.Iaskedwithanapologyfor___56__toopenawindowtostopmyself___57__!NowadaysairpollutionissomethingthathardlyquestionanymorE.HoweverIstillcan’twalkdownthestreetinanyofthebigcitieswithout___58__thatpeopleare___59__theairpollution.Itistimeforthegovernmentdepartmentsoftheworldtointroduceemission废气排放controlsonallcarsand___60__thepublictransportsystem公共交通体系toencouragepeopleto__61___theircarsathomE.A.friendofminetakesflyinglessoneachmorninganditreallymakeshim___62__whenheclimbsabovethesmoglayer烟雾andlooksdown__63___itandthinks:I’mbreathingthat!Thiskindof___64__resultsfromthebadmanagementofresources.Wastethingscan___65__shouldbetreatedproperly.Housebuildingroad___66__andindustrialdevelopmentareallearthmovingorearth-reducingoperationsandcanchangethebalancesof___67__createdovermillionsofyears.Iwouldliketo___68__seriousstudiesdoneonallthesemainworksbeforetheyarebuilt.Alsothereshouldbe___69__nationalparkssetuptokeepthemostbeautifulpartsofourcountriesintheirnatural___70__.51.A.TheotherB.AnotherC.EveryD.Each52.A.askingforB.drinkingC.havingD.buying53.A.seemedB.struckC.sankD.showed54.A.agoB.afterC.beforeD.now55.A.fullB.filledC.crowedD.parked56.A.promiseB.helpC.suggestionD.permission57.A.standingB.sittingC.talkingD.dying58.A.thinkingB.persuadingC.decidingD.learning59.A.sufferingB.dyingC.walkingD.standing60.A.increaseB.reduceC.improveD.raise61.A.washB.repairC.driveD.leave62.A.sickB.tiredC.foolishD.excited63.A.onB.atC.fromD.for64.A.discussionB.questionC.pollutionD.operation65.A.butB.yetC.stillD.and66.A.workB.constructionC.buildingD.setting67.A.lifeB.mindC.humanbeingD.plants68.A.seeB.startC.enjoyD.pay69.A.fewB.anyC.moreD.no70.A.situationB.statesC.soilsD.places
JustbeforeChristmas1978KennethwasapassengerinacarasitdrovethroughtheNavajoNation.Thenightwasdarkandthedriveranelderlywoman41andkilledaneight-year-oldboy.Laterwhenhesawhowsadtheboy’sfamilywereKennethmadean42.Hewoulddo43ittakestomake44happyatChristmastimE.A.yearlaterattheageof18hewaslivingwithhismotherandyoungerbrother.Theywere45makingendsmeetonhislowwagesbutKennethboughtausedSantasuitandwentaround46peopleaspoorashimselftogivecandyandfruittofamiliesevenmoreneedy.JustbeforemidnightonChristmasEvehewentknockingondoorsof47housesinthepoorestsectionoftheNavajoNation.Manyofthedarkenedhomesdidn’thave48.Somefamilieswere49toopentheirdoorssolateatnight.It’saman!Hehasabigbag!he50aboyholdingupalanternandwatching51thecurtainstellhisparents.Kennethconvincedthemhewas52.Ateveryopeneddoorhe53candiesorangestoysandsoon.ManyNavajokidshadneverseen54beforesohisoldcostumeandstore-boughtbearddidn’t55them.IttouchedKenneththatthekidswereexcitedbyso56.He57itupyearafteryeargatheringmoreelves精灵tohelphim.HisChristmasEve58havegrownintoanannualNavajofeastwithgiftsofclothingtoolsandtoysforover700peoplE.Kidswhocan’t59ittotheeventbecausethey’resickorlacktransportationgeta60visitfromKennethoroneofhiselves.Mygrandfathertaughtmethatyoulearntobeamanbysharingandbykeepingpromiseshesays.41.A.struckB.touchedC.foundD.stopped42.A.conclusionB.excuseC.promiseD.effort43.A.whicheverB.whereverC.howeverD.whatever44.A.peopleB.childrenC.brothersD.hismother45.A.probablyB.almostC.hardlyD.nearly46.A.suggestingB.persuadingC.requiringD.calling47.A.oldB.bigC.brightD.lonely48.A.electricityB.foodC.doorsD.windows49.A.happyB.angryC.afraidD.eager50.A.thoughtB.hopedC.letD.heard51.A.outforB.frombehindC.fromunderD.outof52.A.gentleB.generousC.harmlessD.helpful53.A.reachedforB.putdownC.pickedoutD.handedout54.A.KennethB.candiesC.elvesD.SantaClaus55.A.disappointB.satisfyC.attractD.please56.A.muchB.bigC.littleD.many57.A.heldB.keptC.gaveD.took58.A.giftsB.experiencesC.excitementsD.visits59.A.makeB.doC.getD.have60.A.usualB.personalC.normalD.formal
WhenPatJonesfinishedcollegeshedecidedtotravelaroundtheworldandseeasmanyforeignplacesasshecould41shewasyoung.PatwantedtovisitLatinAmerica42soshegotajob__43anEnglishteacherinaschoolinBoliviA.PatspokealittleSpanish44shewasabletocommunicatewithherstudentsevenwhentheydidn’t45muchEnglish.Asentenceshehadreadsomewherestuckinhermind:ifyoudream46aforeignlanguageyouhavereallymastered掌握it.Patrepeatedthissentencetoherstudentsand47thatsomedayshewoulddreaminSpanishandtheywoulddreamin48.Onedayoneofher49studentscameupandexplainedinSpanishthathehadnotdonehishomework.Hehad50earlyandhadslept51.Whatdoesthishavetodowithyour52?PataskeD.IdreamedallnightMissJones.AndmydreamwasinEnglish.InEnglish?Patwasvery53sincehewassuchabadstudent.Shewas54secretlyjealous嫉妒的.Her55wasstillnotinSpanish.Butsheencouraged鼓励heryoungstudent.Well56meaboutyourdream.Allthepeopleinthedream57English.thestudentsaiD.AndallthesignswereinEnglish.AllthenewspapersandmagazinesandalltheTVprogramswereinEnglish.Butthat’s58saidPat.Whatdidallthepeoplesaytoyou?I’msorryMissJones.That’s59Isleptsobadly.Ididn’t60awordtheysaiD.Itwasanightmare噩梦!41.A.becauseB.whileC.ifD.since42.A.firstB.atfirstC.lastD.atlast43.A.forB.ofC.asD.like44.A.andB.butC.soD.yet45.A.sayB.knowC.readD.write46.A.inB.aboutC.ofD.for47.A.thoughtB.realizedC.hopedD.wanted48.A.EnglishB.SpanishC.RussianD.German49.A.brightB.excellentC.bestD.worst50.A.gotupB.gonetobedC.fallenasleepD.wokenup51.A.wellB.soundlyC.badlyD.heavily52.A.EnglishB.languageC.dreamD.homework53.A.surprisedB.worriedC.pleasedD.excited54.A.yetB.seldomC.alsoD.still55.A.studyB.classC.wordD.dream56.A.answerB.writeC.tellD.ask57.A.readB.likedC.spokeD.learned58.A.wonderfulB.terribleC.funnyD.strange59.A.howB.whyC.whenD.because60.A.hearB.understandC.knowD.remember
Musicistheartofthinkingwithsounds.—JulesCombarieuMusicproducessignificantandlastingchangesinthebrain.Schoolsshouldaddmusicclassesnotcutthem.Nearly20yearsagoasmallstudyadvancedthe__1__thatlisteningtoMozart’sSonata奏鸣曲couldboostmentalfunctioning.Itwasnotlong__2__trademarkedMozarteffectproductsbeganto__3_anxiousparentsaimingtoputtoddlers刚学步的孩子onthefasttracktotop-rankinguniversitieslikeHarvardandYalE.Georgia’sgovernoreven__4__givingeverynewbornthereaclassicalCDorcassettE.The__5__forMozarttherapyturnedouttobeweakperhapsnonexistentalthoughthe__6__studyneverclaimedanythingmorethanatemporaryandlimitedeffect.Inrecentyears__7__scientistshaveexaminedthebenefitsofacontinuous__8__tostudyandpracticemusicincontrasttoplayingaMozartCDoracomputer-basedbrainfitnessgame__9__.Advancedmonitoring__10__have/hasenabledscientiststoseewhathappensinsideyourheadwhenyoulistentoyourmotherandactuallypracticetheviolinforanhoureveryafternoon.Andtheyhavefoundthatmusic__11__canproducesignificantandlastingchangesthat__12__thegeneralabilitytolearn.Theseresultsshould__13__publicofficialsthatmusicclassesarenotameredecorationreadyforbeinggivenupinthebudgetcrisesthatconstantly__14__publicschools.Studieshaveshownthat__15__instrumenttrainingfromanearlyagecanhelpthebrainto__16__soundsbettermakingit__17__tostayfocusedwhenabsorbingothersubjectsfromliteraturetomathematics.Themusicallyexperiencedarebetterableto__18__abiologylessondespitethenoiseintheclassroom__19__afewyearslatertofinishacallwithaclientwhenacolleagueinthenextofficestartsscreamingasubordinate下属.Theycanbeengagedinseveralthingsatoncewhichisan__20__skillinthiseraofmultitasking.1.A.noteB.noticeC.ideaD.impression2.A.untilB.thatC.sinceD.before3.A.applyforB.appealtoC.interferewithD.getacross4.A.proposedB.pushedC.submittedD.permitted5.A.contextB.evidenceC.symptomD.witness6.A.advancedB.recentC.originalD.latest7.A.howeverB.moreoverC.somehowD.therefore8.A.potentialB.attentionC.researchD.effort9.A.frequentlyB.occasionallyC.additionallyD.optionally10.A.principlesB.techniquesC.informationD.management11.A.subjectsB.modelsC.causesD.lessons12.A.improveB.introduceC.EnsureD.accelerate13.A.conveyB.convinceC.contactD.conclude14.A.disappointB.distributeC.transformD.trouble15.A.urgentB.casualC.hardworkingD.outstanding16.A.promoteB.processsC.preferD.predict17.A.easierB.harderC.tougherD.faster18.A.holdonB.concentrateonC.insistonD.counton19.A.butB.soC.orD.for20.A.elegantB.specificC.essentialD.unique
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