Where culture is concerned, in Madrid variety reigns. With modern art centers【B1】______from discarded factories and traditional Spanish musical theater【B2】______modern themes, there are seemingly endless ways to dive into the arts in Madrid. One of those old industrial spaces is Matadero Madrid, 【B3】______a vast slaughterhouse and now a livery multidisciplinary arts【B4】______with design, technology and art exhibitions, as well as experimental theater. Then theres the Filmoteca Espanola in the Cines Dore, in an easy-to-miss【B5】______next to a fish market. With about 10【B6】______film series each month—retrospectives of beloved directors, a series of documentaries about gypsies—【B7】______a bookstore and restaurant, all【B8】______in a gorgeous Art Deco theater, its a great【B9】______for a rainy autumn afternoon. One flight above that same fish market, the Mercado Anton Martin, youll【B10】______feet stomping in the hallowed halls of Amor de Dios, the famed flamenco school【B11】______which legends like Antonio Gades, Sara Baras and Joaquin Cortes have passed as either students or teachers. Whether youre thinking of【B12】______or just sneaking up to【B13】______on a class in action, its the citys most【B14】______scene for flamenco. 【B15】______the cutting-edge crowd out the classics, there are always operettas to be heard at the historic Teatro de la Zarzuela, named for a Spanish genre that【B16】______means huge productions with lavish【B17】______and sets, exaggerated comic gestures and【B18】______happy endings. The new【B19】______begins Oct. 17 with the classic ' Soto del Parral' ,【B20】______pokes fun at provincial ways, and will close in June with the world premiere of ' YoDali', a contemporary opera about the life of Salvador Dali.
【B1】
A．deriving
B．inheriting
C．emerging
D．accepting

未分类题From the first sentence we learn that the United States ______.A．has gone astray about what it does with health insuranceB．has complicated its health insurance policy and confused its peopleC．has reformed its health care to their average people's satisfactionD．carries out a different health insurance policy from other Western countries

未分类题Which of the following is the best title of this passage?A．The Impact of Music LessonsB．The First National Year of MusicC．The Benefits of Music Education for ChildrenD．The Heart of British Popular Culture

未分类题Which of the following conclusions about six-year-old children would Keaseys finding support?A．They regard moral absolutism as a threat to their moral autonomy.B．They have the ability to make autonomous moral judgments.C．They do not understand the concept of public duty.D．They accept moral judgment made by their peers more easily than older children do.

未分类题Darley found that after seven months of kindergarten, which of the following abilities did six-year-old children acquire?A．Recognizing the difference between moral absolutism and moral autonomy.B．Differentiating between foreseeable and unforeseeable harm.C．Justifying harmful actions that result from provocation.D．Evaluating the magnitude of negative consequences resulting from the breaking of rules.

未分类题According to Piaget, which of the following statements is true?A．The more developmentally immature a child, the more severe the punishment that the child will assign.B．The punishment for acts of unintentional harm is less severe than it is for acts involving accidental harm.C．The children assign punishment less arbitrarily than they do when they reach the age of moral autonomy.D．The severity of the assigned punishment is determined by the perceived magnitude of negative consequences.

未分类题Which of the following is an essential ability of American university presidents?A．Remaining active in both business and politics.B．Practising as an educator for more than ten years.C．Raising money to improve the financial position.D．Establishing a good relationship with the government.

未分类题Which of the following is among the benefits of learning an instrument for children?A．Improving behaviors and relieving stress.B．Promoting growth and improving intelligence.C．Boosting confidence and improving intelligence.D．Improving intelligence and strengthening memories.

未分类题The author asserts that the true value of ethical theory lies in______.A．its prescriptive powerB．its diagnostic functionC．its effectiveness in resolving moral dilemmasD．its relevance to the situation

未分类题The University of Michigan C. S. Mott Childrens Hospital National Poll on Childrens Health has found that______.A．obesity has aroused the concern of adults since 2009B．drug abuse and smoking are more threatening than obesityC．blacks have become more aware of the seriousness of obesity than beforeD．the University of Michigan ranks obesity as No. 1 health issue

未分类题What can be inferred from the last paragraph?A．The earlier you start a new business, the more you'll get.B．Prices in a closed economy may be lower than those in trade.C．Opening up to trade may do harm to the local businesses.D．It is hard for people to change their consumption habits.

未分类题Which of the following plays a key role in approval of PLUS loans?A．The state government.B．The Department of Education.C．College financial aid officers.D．Private banks.

未分类题Why does DeMille fail to count among great directors of the age?A．His style. appears weird nowadays.B．His reputation has long been in dispute.C．His stories may not appeal to audience today.D．His shooting technique has dropped behind.

未分类题The second paragraph suggest that the migrants______.A．appear to be more homesick than the local residentsB．tend to differ from the longtime residents in favorite goodsC．refuse to accept the culture of their adopted homeD．are too stubborn to change their consumption habits

未分类题In the opening paragraph, the author introduces his topic by______.A．exemplifying an assumptionB．making a comparisonC．explaining a phenomenonD．posing a question

未分类题one day a police officer managed to get some fresh mushrooms( 蘑菇). he was so (1) what he had bought that he offered to(2 )the mushrooms with his brother officers. when their breakfast arrived the next day, each officer found some mushrooms onhis plate.“let the dog (3) a piece first, ” suggested one( 4 )officer who was afraid that the mushrooms might be poisonous.the dog seemed to( 5) his mushroom, and the officers then began to eat their meal, saying that the mushrooms hada very strange (6 )quite pleasant taste.an hour (7 ), however, they were all astonished( 8) the gardener rushed in and said seriously that the dog wasdead. (9 ), the officers jumped into their cars and rushed to the (10 )hospital. pumps(洗胃器)were used and the officershad a very (11) time getting rid of the mushrooms that (12) in their stomachs.when they (13) to the police station, they sat down and started to (14 )the mushroom poisoning. each man explained the pains that (15) had felt and they agreed that these had grown worse on their (16) to the hospital. the gardener was called to tell the way( 17 )the poor dog had died.' did it (18 much before death?' asked one of the officers, (19) very pleased that he had escaped (避免) a (20) death himself. 'no,' the gardener looked rather surprised, 'it was killed the moment a car hit it.'1. a. sure of b. careless about c. pleased with d. disappointed at2. a. share b. grow c. wash d. cook3. a. check b. smell c. try d. examine4. a. frightened b. shy c. cheerful d. careful5. a. refuse b. hate c. want d. enjoy6. a. besides b. but c. and d. or7. a. later b. after c. past d. over8. a. until b. while c. before d. when9. a. immediately b. carefully c. suddenly d. slowly10. a. animal b. biggest c. plant d. nearest11. a. hard b. busy c. exciting d. unforgettable12. a. stopped b. dropped c. settled d. remained13. a. hurried b. drove c. went d. returned14. a. study b. discuss c. record d. remember15. a. they b. anybody c. he d. everybody16. a. road b. street c. way d. direction17. a. that b. in that c. which d. in which18. a. suffer b. eat c. harm d. spit19. a. to feel b. feeling c. felt d. having felt20. a. strange b. painful c. peaceful d. natural