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2、k e l ya n s w e r .W r i t et h el e t t e rc o r r e sp o n d i n gt oy o u rc h o i c eo nt h ea ns w e rs h e e t .( 1p o i n te a c h ,1 5p oi n t si na l l )1 .Iw a ss h o c k e dby the number of people who seemed to havenothing better to do with their time than _ to know fish better.A. getB.

3、getsC. gettingD. got2. Not all birds can fly , _ do all birds build nests.A. notB. noC. never D. nor3. When you fall in love for the first time, it 抯 surprising _ inconveniencesyou can put up with.A. thatB. whatC. whichD. those4. I know my limitations, so I won 抰 do anything _ my ability.A. beyondB.

4、 underC. aboveD. below5. The hosts apologized for _ that some of their guests might be vegetarians.A. having not consideredB. not having consideredC. having not been consideringD. not considering6. Mrs. Smith locked both the front and the back doors before she went to bed _that someone might steal i

5、nto the house at night.A. soB. for fearC. unlessD. on condition7. We have to wait for the bus, _?A. have weB. haven 抰 weC. do weD. don 抰 we8. _ the popularity of robots in Japan, the country 抯 robot-production growthis slowing down.A. AsB. AlthoughC. WithD. Despite9. The proposal deserves support as

6、 it gives _ to the needs of children.A. curiosityB. awarenessC. priorityD. emphasis10. Those familiar with evening dress will always _ black with elegance.A. linkB. associateC. connectD. relate11. If you 抮 e sitting around a lonely campfire at night, the howl of a wolf can soundpretty _.A. fearfulB.

7、 threateningC. dreadfulD. frightening12. The suspect cooperated fully with the police when _ about his role in theincident.A. requiredB. questionedC. demandedD. negotiated13. Homing pigeon is useful as a _ carrier because when taken from home, it willreturn at the first opportunity.A. meaningB. info

8、rmationC. messageD. content14. One of the responsibilities of the Coast Guard is to make sure that all ships _follow traffic rules in busy harbors.A. convenientlyB. obedientlyC. sufficientlyD. reluctantly15. She was so _ the noise that she sent the children to bed.A. broken do w nb yB .f i l l e di

9、nw i t hC .t a k e no v e rb yD .f e du pw i t h H Y P E R L I N K h t t p :/ / w w w . e x a m d a . c o m / z i k a o / eg 恘: I I .C L O Z EF i l li ne a c ho ft h e1 5b l a n k si nt h ep a s s a g ew i t ht h em o t each, 10 points inall)31. By definition, heroes and heroines are men and women d

10、istinguished by uncommoncourage, achievements, and self-sacrifice made most often for the benefit of others- they are people against whom we measure others.A. . we disagree with them when judging others.B. . we think more highly of them than others do.C. . we believe other people are different from

11、them.D. . we use them as the standard when evaluating others.32. Many people have a rather acute sense of the shortness of each lifetime.A. Many people realize that they are short of time.B. Many people feel keenly that their life is short.C. Many people are sensible only for a short period of time.

12、D. Many people would like very much to prolong their life.33. As a scientist, she learned with sadness that little in Nature is truly beyond thetampering reach of man.A. ?it is difficult for man to compete with Nature.B. ?it is impossible for man to benefit from Nature.C. ?Nature can hardly escape f

13、rom man 抯 interference.D. 匩 ature is really more powerful than human beings.34. These bits of information and the list of D grades were all the records had to offer.A. These bits of information explained his poor grades.B. His poor grades were related to these bits of information.C. What could be fo

14、und in the records were those things required to be there.D. The records gave nothing more than these bits of information and poor grades.35. People were only shapes in dense, gray fog of dust and ash.A. The dusty air made people barely visible.B. The air was too polluted for people to breathe.C. Pe

15、ople hardly stayed in shape in such dirty air.D. People were almost buried in thick dust and ash.36. It would not be difficult to compile a list of such surprises that would fill thenext fifty pages, but I will content myself with suggesting the first few that occurto me.A. . I feel satisfied with t

16、he first few examples in my mind.B. . I am surprised with the number of suggestions I can give.C. . the first few examples are the best ones that satisfy my curiosity.D. . the first few surprises coming to me would be enough as examples.37. If I love you, I can see you as a separate person, with you

17、r own values and thoughtsand feelings, and I do not insist that you surrender your identity and conform to animage of what I expect you to be for me.A. . I don 抰 want you to lose hope and then blame me for it.B. . I won 抰 force you to be independent and you can rely on me.C. . I don 抰 expect you to

18、follow my step and become similar to me.D . I won 抰 push you to lose yourself and become what I like you to be.38. If disappointed, though, she my mother wasted no energy on self-pity. She wouldmake me make something of myself whether I wanted to or not.A. Dissatisfied as she was, she remained as de

19、termined as before.B. Faced with discouragements, she never lost her energetic spirits.C. Nothing could let her down even though no one sympathized with her.D. There was enough self-confidence in her to deal with disappointments.39. My maternal grandfather, it is true, was cut off in the flower of h

20、is youth at theage of sixty-seven.A. My maternal grandfather retired from gardening at sixty-seven.B. My maternal grandfather died young, when he was sixty-seven.C. My maternal grandfather lost energy when he was sixty-seven.D. My maternal grandfather was considered no longer young at sixty-seven.40

21、. Far-reaching as many of them Edison 抯 inventions have been in their effect uponmodern civilization, the total effect of Edison 抯 career surpasses the sum of all ofthem.A. One can never evaluate Edison 抯 great inventions high enough.B. One needs to understand Edison 抯 inventions to appreciate his c

22、areer.C. Edison 抯 inventions are his most outstanding contributions to human life.D.Edison抯influenceuponhumansocietyismuchgreaterthanhisinventions. HYPERLINKhttp:/ 恘: 諎Y-陙 賨I V .R E A D I N GC O M P R E H E N S I O NR e a dt h et w op a s s a g e sa n dc h o o s et h em o s tl i k e l ya n s w e rt

23、oe a c ho ft h eq u e s t i o n s .W r i t et h el e t te rc o r r e s p o n d i n gt oy o u rc h o i c eo nt h ea n s w e rs h e e t( 2p o i n t se ac h ,2 0p o i n t si na l l )P a s s a g e1F r i e n d s h i pa n df r i e n d sc o n tinue to remaincentral to our lives. The relationship that we sh

24、are with our friends is grounded ina mutual concern as our friends help us in shaping up our personalities as well. Evenin this age of online social networking, the need of expanding the network of friends,whether online or offline remains a primary concern for people. We may have a very vagueunders

25、tanding of what makes a friend but we all want to have a good many friends aroundus.Research has shown that the quality and nature of your friends are one of the keyinfluencing factors in achieving happiness and satisfaction. Friends often affect thehealth and energy of a person as well. More and mo

26、re people are increasingly turningtowards their friends for support and mutual sharing rather than communicating to theirrelatives; this sociological phenomenon has escalated th. the social networking aroundfriendsB. friends?caring and helping each otherC. the style friends choose to communicateD. a

27、n unclear understanding of what makes a friend42. Which of the following statements has been proved correct?A. The better quality your friends have, the happier you will be.B. Communication with friends is healthier than that with relatives.C. The more friends you have, the more satisfied you are wi

28、th yourself.D. Those you like in the first place are more likely to become your friends.43. The word 揺 scalated?in the second paragraph probably means _.A. intensifiedB. challengedC. shiftedD. resisted44. It can be inferred from the first suggested step that _ is NOT likely to winyou friends.A. maki

29、ng others talkB. being very talkativeC. telling people you like themD. addressing others in an informal way45. What structure does the author use to organize this passage?A. Effect- cause.B. Comparison- contrast.C. General- specific- general.D.Definition-expla n a t i o n-e x a m p l e . H Y P E R L

30、 I N Kh t t p : / / w w w . e x a m d a . c o m / z i k a o / eg恘: 諎Y- 陙 賨P a s s a g e2E v e r ys i n g l es t u d e n tt h a ta p p l i esf o rac l a s so rc o u r s eo n l i n eha sc e r t a i ne x p e c t a t i o n sa n dt h e ya r eo f t e ne x t r e m e l yh i g h .U n f o rt u n a t e l yf o

31、rm o s ti n d i v i d u a l s ,th e yw i l lb ed i sappointed. It is a fact that the majority ofindividuals believe that they will actually enjoy every aspect of their course. Thetruth is that there is very little in a degree to inspire until an individual actuallycompletes the course and is awarded

32、 the degree or certificate that could change hisor her life. This is no different with an online education and, in fact, thedisappointment may be more obvious because they may face extra difficulties in an onlinecourse.Online education expectations are often incredibly high, as previously stated, in

33、 termsof what an individual can get from it as well as the manageability of the content itself.However, although an individual will ultimately be proven right about what he or shecan get from it, this will not be the case for manageability. Most online educationcourses are anything but manageable fo

34、r those who decide to take them. The level ofwork would be the same as any other degree or qualification course, but an individualis expected to manage it on his or her own instead of having a tutor or lecturer thereto remind him or her about assignments and deadlines. Time management is extremelyim

35、portant, but the nature of these individuals?life often makes it impossible to managewithout feeling the stresses and strains of the burden.It is important to be realistic with your expectations concerning an online educationcourse, but many are completely unrealistic. If you read any of the account

36、s fromstudents that have already taken and may have even passed an online education course,many will speak in glowing terms; but you should also read between the lines.They claim that their expectations will ultimately be fulfilled in terms of thelong-term benefits. However, in the short term they m

37、ay say they found it difficultto cope with the workload, the lack of time that they actually had to complete it, anunsupportive employer and so on. This last point may not be an issue if you are doingit to advance yourself within your current workplace, but there will otherwise be somesort of resent

38、ment bubbling under the surface and that can indeed make your life a miseryfor a little while. If you expect it and prepare for it then it should not bother youtoo much, and if the resentment does not come then so much the better!In terms of your own expectations, the best attitude to have is not to

39、 go in with anyat all. If you do not expect anything then you may be pleasantly surprised. It can bedifficult to fit an online education in with personal commitments, such as a familyto look after or a job to go to every day whilst trying to study. It does take a lotof effort, but if you do not expe

40、ct it to be easy or expect that you will just be ableto do it without the balance of your life being upset as a result, then you will probablyfind that you do get a sense of satisfaction from it! Similarly, if you expect the worstthen you will probably be pleasantly surprised! Managing your expectat

41、ions can bedifficult, but do not let them get the better of you !46. The manageability is more difficult in online courses than in any other coursebecause _.A. online courses require higher level of workB. online courses bring much more assignmentsC. online course takers have no way to contact their

42、 lecturersD. online course takers have to rely on themselves for management47. According to the passage, one may not have the problem of an unsupportive employerif _.A. he is fully prepared to deal with any resentment from his bossB. his online education will be beneficial to his current workplaceC.

43、 his expectations will be fulfilled in the form of long-term benefitsD. he can discuss the issue width his boss openly and bravely on the table48. According to the writer of this passage, one 抯 satisfaction in online educationmight come from _.A. high expectationsB. diligent effortsC. a realistic at

44、titudand more businessmen have realized that it is important to _their products in international trade. (standard)57. The earthquake-stricken area received _ help from its neighboring provinces.(time)58. What is considered moral in one society may be _ in another, depending ondifferent social values

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