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未分类题razilian coffee is usually () by ships because this way is cheaper.A. transportedB. transmittedC. transferredD. traded

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单项选择题When familiar guests meet each other, a greeting with a friendly smiling, nodding or shaking hands is usually a decent way to show your good manners.()

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未分类题In the eyes of general public, ______.A．psychology is an inferior profession to psychiatryB．inability to offer prescription put psychologists at a therapeutic disadvantageC．medication diminishes the effectiveness of psychotherapyD．prescription privileges could raise the psychologists image

未分类题【T13】A.BRING ABOUT B.A MAJOR FACTOR C.SOAK UP D.KEEN TO A.CHILDREN【T13】______A-CHARACTERISTICS IS SCHOOL B.A-TYPE PARENTS USUALLY【T14】______A-TYPE OFFSPRING C.BEING TOO【T15】______WIN CAN HAVE DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES D.IT IS LIKELY TO BECOME【T16】______ PERSONALITY IS TO A LARGE EXTENT INHERENT—【T17】______.BUT THE ENVIRONMENT MUST ALSO HAVE A PROFOUND EFFECT, SINCE IF COMPETITION IS IMPORTANT TO THE PARENTS, 【T18】______IN THE LIVES OF THEIR CHILDREN.ONE PLACE WHERE【T19】______, WHICH IS, BY ITS VERY NATURE, A HIGHLY COMPETITIVE INSTITUTION.TOO MANY SCHOOLS ADOPT 'THE WIN AT ALL COSTS' MORAL STANDARD AND MEASURE THEIR SUCCESS BY ACHIEVEMENTS.THE CURRENT PASSION FOR MAKING CHILDREN COMPETE AGAINST THEIR CLASSMATES OR AGAINST THE CLOCK PRODUCES A TWO-LAYER SYSTEM, IN WHICH COMPETITIVE A-TYPES SEEM IN SOME WAY BETTER THAN THEIR B-TYPE FELLOWS.【T20】______:REMEMBER THAT PHEIDIPPIDES, THE FIRST MARATHON RUNNER, DROPPED DEAD SECONDS AFTER SAYING:'REJOICE, WE CONQUER!'此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T19】A.BRING ABOUT B.A MAJOR FACTOR C.SOAK UP D.KEEN TO A.CHILDREN【T13】______A-CHARACTERISTICS IS SCHOOL B.A-TYPE PARENTS USUALLY【T14】______A-TYPE OFFSPRING C.BEING TOO【T15】______WIN CAN HAVE DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES D.IT IS LIKELY TO BECOME【T16】______ PERSONALITY IS TO A LARGE EXTENT INHERENT—【T17】______.BUT THE ENVIRONMENT MUST ALSO HAVE A PROFOUND EFFECT, SINCE IF COMPETITION IS IMPORTANT TO THE PARENTS, 【T18】______IN THE LIVES OF THEIR CHILDREN.ONE PLACE WHERE【T19】______, WHICH IS, BY ITS VERY NATURE, A HIGHLY COMPETITIVE INSTITUTION.TOO MANY SCHOOLS ADOPT 'THE WIN AT ALL COSTS' MORAL STANDARD AND MEASURE THEIR SUCCESS BY ACHIEVEMENTS.THE CURRENT PASSION FOR MAKING CHILDREN COMPETE AGAINST THEIR CLASSMATES OR AGAINST THE CLOCK PRODUCES A TWO-LAYER SYSTEM, IN WHICH COMPETITIVE A-TYPES SEEM IN SOME WAY BETTER THAN THEIR B-TYPE FELLOWS.【T20】______:REMEMBER THAT PHEIDIPPIDES, THE FIRST MARATHON RUNNER, DROPPED DEAD SECONDS AFTER SAYING:'REJOICE, WE CONQUER!'

未分类题Which of the following statements is NOT true?A．Bernard Shaw didn't finish high school, nor did Edison.B．One must think carefully before going for a master's degree.C．The higher your educational level, the more money you will earn.D．If you are educated too much, you'll make things difficult for the society.

未分类题【A5】A.IT LOOKS LIKE THIS DOWNTURN IS IN FOR THE LONG HAUL. B.SKILLED WORKERS MIGHT NOT BE SPARED. C.IF YOU WERE GOING TO RETIRE SOON, IT WILL BE A LOT HARDER TO. D.THE DAMAGE IS LIKELY TO SPREAD TO OTHER SECTORS. E.IT HAS ALREADY HURT JOB GROWTH. FIVE UNFORTUNATE WAYS THE FINANCIAL CRISIS AFFECTS YOUR DAILY GRIND BY NOW, YOU'RE PROBABLY UP TO YOUR EYEBALLS IN UNSETTLING ECONOMIC CRISIS NEWS.THE STOCK MARKETS, TANKED.REAL ESTATE VALUE, SUNK.BUT MUCH LESS HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT PROBABLY A MORE PRESSING CONCERN TO MOST WORKERS —YOUR JOB.IS IT SAFE? HOW LONG WILL IT BE BEFORE YOU CAN EXPECT TO SEE A RAISE OR BONUS AGAIN? 【A1】______ UNFORTUNATELY, THE CREDIT CRISIS HAS ALREADY BEGUN AFFECTING JOB GROWTH.THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HAS GROWN AN ENTIRE PERCENTAGE POINT—FROM 5.1 TO 6.1—BETWEEN MARCH AND AUGUST.FURTHERMORE, IT IS LIKELY TO GET WORSE BEFORE IT GETS BETTER.GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP ECONOMISTS WROTE IN A REPORT TO CLIENTS YESTERDAY THAT THEY EXPECTED UNEMPLOYMENT TO RISE TO SEVEN PERCENT IN LATE 2009. 【A2】______ AT THE OUTSET OF HOUSING MARKET'S TURMOIL, MOST EXPECTED JOBS IN THE BANKING, FINANCE, CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE SECTORS TO TAKE A DIRECT HIT, AS THE PROBLEMS STARTED IN THOSE AREAS.HOWEVER, NOW IT IS CLEAR THAT THE DAMAGE IS LIKELY TO SPREAD TO OTHER INDUSTRIES, INCLUDING ONES THAT WHO USE CREDIT TO BUY THEIR GOODS OR RELY ON NEW INVESTMENTS TO MOVE FORWARD.IN SHORT, MOST OF THEM. AS FOR THE IT DEPARTMENT, DAVID FOOTE, CEO AT THE IT WORKFORCE RESEARCH CONSULTANCY, TOLD COMPUTERWORLD THIS WEEK THAT HE THINKS MORE COMPANIES WILL BE LOOKING MORE CLOSELY AT THAT PARTS OF IT SPENDING ARE CRITICAL, AND SOME IT WORKERS MAY BE SAFER THAN OTHERS.BUT, OVERALL, HE FINDS LITTLE REASON FOR TECHIES TO WORRY. 【A3】______ HISTORICALLY,MOST DOWNTURNS HAVE SPARED WHITE COLLAR AND HIGHLY-SKILLED WORKERS WHILE HITTING THE LEAST SKILLED THE HARDEST.YET OBSERVERS BELIEVE THAT THIS DOWNTURN IS LIKELY TO BE MORE DEMOCRATIC THAN ONES PREVIOUSLY, BECAUSE OF THE SEVERITY OF THE CREDIT CRUNCH.'RESEARCH INDICATES THAT EMPLOYERS HIRE RELATIVELY MORE SKILLED WORKERS WHEN THEY INVEST IN NEW PLANT AND EQUIPMENT,'ALAN B.KRUEGER, AN ECONOMIST AT PRINCETON, TOLD THE NEW YORK TIMES THIS WEEK.'IF FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT ARE NOT AVAILABLE BECAUSE OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS, HOWEVER, COMPANIES WILL HIRE FEWER SKILLED WORKERS.' 【A4】______ IF YOU'VE JUST RETIRED OR WERE ABOUT TO, SADLY, YOUR TIMING COULD NOT BE WORSE AS BY BEGINNING TO WITHDRAW FROM YOU NEST EGG JUST AS THE MARKETS TUMBLE, YOU ARE ESSENTIALLY LOCKING IN YOUR LOSSES.BUT WHAT IF THE WHEELS OF YOUR RETIREMENT WERE ALREADY IN MOTION? EXPERTS SAY, AS DEPRESSING AS IT SOUNDS, WORKING JUST A FEW YEARS LONGER CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE. 'IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE ENTIRELY UNPLEASANT,' WRITES NEW YORK TIMES COLUMNIST TARA SIEGEL BENARD, 'MAYBE YOU COULD WORK PART TIME AND EARN ENOUGH TO COVER THE AMOUNT YOU WOULD HAVE DRAWN FROM YOUR RETIREMENT PORTFOLIO.AT LEAST YOU ARE NOT DIPPING INTO YOUR SAVINGS WHILE THEY ARE DOWN.' 【A5】______ THE NEXT LOGICAL QUESTION IS, 'WELL, HOW LONG WILL THIS LAST?' AND WHILE NOBODY AGREES ON AN EXACT DATE, FEW HAVE ANY CONFIDENCE THAT IT WILL BE OVER BY THE HOLIDAYS.MANY ARGUE THAT IT WILL BE AT LEAST 30 MONTHS LONG.IT'S NOT JUST ECONOMISTS AND PUNDITS.ONE READER POLL IN A BUSINESS NEWSPAPER FOUND THE 54 PERCENT OF RESPONDENTS CONSUMERS BELIEVED THAT THE RECESSION WOULD LAST THROUGH THE SECOND HALF OF 2009 AND POSSIBLY AS LONG AS 2011.

未分类题【T6】A.ACCESS B.WHETHER C.ON A.GIVING REPORTERS【T1】______TO MORE INFORMATION AND THEIR READERS A CHANCE B.IT PROVIDES PEOPLE FAST ACCESS TO NEWS AND A CHANCE TO COMMENT【T2】______IT C.【T3】______IT'S RIGHT OR WRONG 'BUT THE GREATEST POTENTIAL FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS STILL IN THE FUTURE,' STEVEN CASE, CHAIRMAN OF AMERICA ONLINE, TOLD A RECENT MEETING ON JOURNALISM AND THE INTERNET SPONSORED BY THE FREEDOM FORUM (论坛).HOWEVER, SOME OTHER EXPERTS OFTEN SAY THE NEWTECHNOLOGY OF COMPUTERS IS CHANGING THE FACE OF JOURNALISM,【T4】_______TO ASK QUESTIONSAND TURN TO DIFFERENT SOURCES. 'YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY A NEWSPAPER AND BE CONFINED TO THE FOUR CORNERS OF THAT PAPER ANY MORE,' SAM MEDDIS, ONLINE TECHNOLOGY EDITOR AT USA TODAY, OBSERVED ABOUT THE VARIETY OF INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO COMPUTER USERS. BUT THE EXPERTS NOTED THE EASY ACCESS TO THE INTERNET ALSO MEANS ANYONE CAN POST INFORMATION FOR OTHERS TO SEE.'ANYONE CAN SAY ANYTHING THEY WANT,【T5】_______,' SAIDCASE.READERS HAVE TO DETERMINE FOR THEMSELVES WHO TO TRUST.'IN A WORLD OF ALMOST INFINITE VOICES, RESPECTED JOURNALISTS AND RESPECTED BRAND NAMES WILL PROBABLY BECOME MORE IMPORTANT, NOT LESS,' CASE SAID. 'THE INTERNET TODAY IS ABOUT WHERE RADIO WAS 80 YEARS AGO, OR TELEVISION 50 YEARS AGO OR CABLE 25 YEARS AGO,' HE SAID.BUT IT IS GROWING RAPIDLY BECAUSE【T6】______.

未分类题【T14】A.MINIMIZES LATENESS AND ABSENTEEISM B.START TELECOMMUTING PROGRAMS TELECOMMUTING C.REALITIES AND POPULAR IMAGES D.TO THE QUIET ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS A.ENCOURAGING COMPANIES TO【T13】______ IN ORDER TO REDUCE RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC AND IMPROVE AIR QUALITY B.A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER FROM NEW YORK CITY MOVES【T14】______ C.AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN【T15】______ D.TELECOMMUTING HELPS KEEP HIGH PERFORMERS ON BOARD,【T16】______BY ELIMINATING COMMUTERS, ALLOWS PERIODS OF SOLITUDE FOR HIGH-CONCENTRATION TASKS TELECOMMUTING—SUBSTITUTING THE COMPUTER FOR THE TRIP TO THE JOB—HAS BEEN HAILED AS A SOLUTION TO ALL KINDS OF PROBLEMS RELATED TO OFFICE WORK.FOR WORKERS IT PROMISES FREEDOM FROM THE OFFICE, LESS TIME WASTED IN TRAFFIC, AND HELP WITH CHILD-CARE CONFLICTS.FOR MANAGEMENT,【T17】______,AND PROVIDES SCHEDULING FLEXIBILITY.IN SOME AREAS, SUCH AS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE【T18】______. BUT THESE BENEFITS DO NOT COME EASILY.MAKING A TELECOMMUTING PROGRAM WORK REQUIRESCAREFUL PLANNING AND【T19】______.MANY WORKERS ARE SEDUCED BY ROSY ILLUSIONS OF LIFE ASA TELECOMMUTER.【T20】______AND STAYS IN CONTACT WITH HER OFFICE VIA COMPUTER.A MANAGER COMES IN TO HIS OFFICE THREE DAYS A WEEK AND WORKS AT HOME THE OTHER TWO.AN ACCOUNTANT STAYS HOME TO CARE FOR HER SICK CHILD; SHE HOOKS UP HER TELEPHONE MODEM CONNECTIONS AND DOES OFFICE WORK BETWEEN CALLS TO THE DOCTOR.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T8】A.INFLATION B.SHORT C.UP TO A.PREVIOUS SHOCKS RESULTED IN DOUBLE-DIGIT【T7】______AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC DECLINE B.TAXES ACCOUNT FOR【T8】______FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE RETAIL PRICE C.PUSH THE PRICE HIGHER STILL IN THE【T9】______TERM COULD THE BAD OLD DAYS OF ECONOMIC DECLINE BE ABOUT TO RETURN? SINCE OPEC AGREED TO SUPPLY-CUTS IN MARCH, THE PRICE OF CRUDE OIL HAS JUMPED TO ALMOST $ 26 A BARREL, UP FROM LESS THAN $ 10 LAST DECEMBER.THIS NEAR-TRIPLING OF OIL PRICES CALLS UP SCARY MEMORIES OF THE 1973 OIL SHOCK, WHEN PRICES QUADRUPLED, AND 1979—1980, WHEN THEY ALSO ALMOST TRIPLED.BOTH【T10】______.SO WHERE ARE THE HEADLINES WARNING OF GLOOM AND DOOM THIS TIME? THE OIL PRICE WAS GIVEN ANOTHER PUSH UP THIS WEEK WHEN IRAQ SUSPENDED OIL EXPORTS.STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC GROWTH, AT THE SAME TIME AS WINTER GRIPS THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE, COULD【T11】______. YET THERE ARE GOOD REASONS TO EXPECT THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES NOW TO BE LESS SEVERE THAN IN THE 1970S.IN MOST COUNTRIES THE COST OF CRUDE OIL NOW ACCOUNTS FOR A SMALLER SHAREOF THE PRICE OF PETROL THAN IT DID IN THE 1970S.IN EUROPE,【T12】_______, SO EVEN QUITE BIGCHANGES IN THE PRICE OF CRUDE HAVE A MORE MUTED EFFECT ON PUMP PRICES THAN IN THE PAST.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题The gravitational pull of the Earth and the Moon is important to us as we attempt to conquer more and more of outer-space.Heres why. As a rocket leaves the Earth, the pull of the Earth on it becomes less and less as the rocket roars out into space.If you imagine a line between the Earth and the Moon, there is a point somewhere along that line, nearer to the Moon than to the Earth, at which the gravitation pull of both the Earth and the Moon on an object is just about equal.An object placed on the Moon side of that point would be drawn to the Moon.An object placed on the .Earth side of that point would be drawn to the Earth.Therefore, a rocket need be sent only to this 'point of no return' in order to get it to the Moon.The Moons gravity will pull it the rest of the way. The return trip of the rocket to the Earth is, in some ways, less of a problem.The Earths gravitational field reaches far closer to the Moon than does the Moons to the Earth.Thus it will be necessary to fire an Earthbound rocket only a few thousand miles away from the Moon to reach a point where the rocket will drift to the Earth under the Earths gravitational pull. The problem of rocket travel is not so much concerned with getting the rocket into space as it is with guiding the rocket after it leaves the Earths surface.Remember that the Moon is constantly circling the Earth.A rocket fired at the Moon and continuing in the direction in which it was fired would miss the Moon by a wide margin and perhaps continue to drift out into space until 'captured' in another planets gravitational field.To reach the Moon, a rocket must be fired toward the point where the Moon will be when the rocket has traveled the required distance.This requires precise calculations of the speed and direction of the rocket and of the speed and direction of the Moon. For a rocket to arrive at a point where the Moons gravity will pull it the rest of the way, it must reach a speed called velocity of escape.This speed is about 25,000 miles per hour.At a speed less than this, a rocket will merely circle the Earth in an orbit and eventually fall back to the Earth.This passage deals mainly with______.A．the gravitational pull of the Earth and the MoonB．the factors involved in firing a rocket into the outer-spaceC．the gravitational fields of the Earth and the MoonD．the speed and direction of a rocket traveling in the outer-space