My television has nearly 50 . There are many programs I can choose from.
(A)channels
(B)departments
(C)commercials
(D)confessions
I don’t think educational reform will work. I am so about it.
(A)rebellious
(B)pessimistic
(C)competent
(D)complacent
The weather is too here in the summer. It is very hot and very damp.
(A)humorous
(B)humble
(C)human
(D)humid
The photo of a polar bear with her cub on a melting reminds people of the danger of the climate crisis.
(A)icecream
(B)chocolate
(C)iceberg
(D)glass
Peter uses “Warrior” as his password when he on to the Internet chat room.
(A)flies
(B)logs
(C)tips
(D)walks
When facing an accusation we should examine our behavior first instead of others.
(A)blaming
(B)resolving
(C)counting
(D)abridging
I do not think that these findings on the brain structure of rats can make any to the study of human brains.Human brains are much more complex, after all.
(A)appreciation
(B)contribution
(C)invasion
(D)reaction
Christmas is around the corner! Let’s have a Christmas tree .
(A)decorate
(B)decorating
(C)decorated
(D)to decorate
of any latest news, I will let you know as soon as possible.
(A)Informing
(B)Informed
(C)To inform
(D)By informing
The manager nodded, although it was not at all clear he was agreeing.
(A)who
(B)whom
(C)to whom
(D)with whom編號第41 題至第43 題為題組Shanghai began screening international travelers in November for fevers or other 41 of bird flu. All passengersleaving or entering the country through Pudong International Airport will be screened for high temperatures by using aninfrared camera and will have to 42 a health declaration form, according to a government website. The form 43passengers to say if they have had close contact with poultry, birds, bird flu patients or suspected cases over the past week.
A: Great party, huh?B: Yeah, it really is. And good food, too.A: Sure is. Did you try the curry?B: No, not yet, . I love the Indian food.
(A)but I will
(B)and I won’t
(C)though I did
(D)so I do
Sue: That movie is fabulous!Ann: I don’t like the leading actor. His acting is exaggerated.Sue: Perhaps…but I still think the movie is pretty good.
(A)You are right.
(B)I don’t think so.
(C)That is true.
(D)I couldn’t agree more.
Rick: Extension 103, please.Operator: The line is busy. Will you hold on?Rick: No, I’ll call back.Operator: Oh, it’s free now.
(A)It’s your turn.
(B)I’ll put you through.
(C)You can call anytime.
(D)Here is the message.編號第47 題至第50 題為題組What has the telephone done to us, or for us, in the hundred years of its existence? A few effects suggest themselvesat once. It has saved lives by getting rapid word of illness, injury, or famine from remote places. By joining with theelevator to make possible the multistory residence or office building, it has made possible, for better or worse, the moderncity. By bringing about a quantum leap in the speed and ease with which information moves from place to place, it hasgreatly accelerated the rate of scientific and technological change and growth in industry. Beyond doubt, it has crippled ifnot killed the ancient art of letter writing. It has made living alone possible for persons with normal social impulses; by sodoing, it has played a role in one of the greatest social changes in family structures. It has made the waging of warchillingly more efficient than formerly. Perhaps (though not provably) it has prevented wars that might have arisen out ofinternational misunderstanding caused by written communication. Or perhaps, again not provably, by magnifying andextending irrational personal conflicts based on voice contact, it has caused wars. Certainly it has extended the scope ofhuman conflicts, since it impartially disseminates the useful knowledge of scientists and the babble of bores, the affectionof the affectionate and the malice of the malicious.
The passage is mainly about .
(A)the arguments against using the telephone technology in modern society
(B)the advancement of the telephone technology
(C)the effects of the telephone technology on human beings
(D)the comparison between using and not using the telephone technology
According to the passage, the modern city was made possible partly because .
(A)people living in tall buildings are able to communicate with each other by telephone
(B)information in residence and business areas travels faster by the telephone technology
(C)writing letters has become a lost art among those who totally depend upon telephones
(D)the number of people who own telephones and live alone increases greatly and rapidly
According to the article, which of the following statements is true?
(A)The rate of industry growth has nothing to do with the telephone technology.
(B)Irrational personal conflicts have been solved because of the invention of telephone.
(C)The elevator has brought about a quantum leap in speed.
(D)Telephone technology cannot prevent wars.
The meaning of the word “disseminate” in the last sentence is closest to .
(A)communicate
(B)spread
(C)listen
(D)tell