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C. ACTION PHRASES: A. WHICH MAKES YOU【T1】______
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C. TO TAKE ANY【T3】______ PICTURE THIS SITUATION: YOU HAVE BOUGHT A FAULTY ITEM FROM A SHOP AND YOU TAKE IT BACK TO COMPLAI
N. YOU GO DIRECDY TO THE SHOP ASSISTANT AND TELL THEM YOUR PROBLE
M. THEY SAY THEY CANNOT HELP YOU,【T4】______ , TO THE POINT PERHAPS WHERE YOU START INSULTING THE POOR SHOP ASSISTANT. THIS WILL DO YOU NO FAVOURS,【T5】______ , OR EVEN YOUR MONEY BAC
K. IF YOU GO DIRECDY TO THE FIRST PERSON YOU SEE, YOU MAY BE WASTING YOUR TIME AS THEY MAY BE POWERLESS【T6】______ . SO THE IMPORTANT LESSON TO BE LEARNT IS TO MAKE SURE FIRSTLY THAT YOU ARE SPEAKING TO THE RELEVANT PERSON, THE ONE WHO HAS THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE DECISIONS.

未分类题The names Jimmy, Billy and Bobby______in 'y' are used especially for children, but they often continue into adult life.A．endsB．endingC．endedD．being ended

未分类题He got little______ wages, but the experience he gained while working there benefited him a great deal in his later career.A．by means ofB．in the way ofC．in pursuit ofD．in the name of

未分类题【T2】A. OUT OF B. RURAL C. TO PROTECT A. WORKING【T1】______ THEIR URBAN FOREST B. TREES TAKE POLLUTION【T2】______ THE AIR C. BUT YOU ARE NOT IN【T3】______ AREA YOU ARE STANDING IN A BEAUTIFUL FOREST IN JAPAN. THE AIR IS CLEAN AND SMELLS LIKE PLANTS AND FLOWERS. THERE ARE 175 DIFFERENT KINDS OF TREES, AND 60 KINDS OF BIRDS LIVE HERE.【T4】______ YOU ARE DOWNTOWN IN THE CITY OF NARA, JAPAN, IN KASUGAYAMA FOREST, THE OLDEST URBAN FOREST IN THE WORLD. CITIES AROUND THE WORLD ARE【T5】______ SOME URBAN FORESTS ARE PARKS, AND SOME ARE JUST STREETS WITH A LOT OF TREES. BUT ALL URBAN FORESTS HAVE MANY GOOD EFFECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT.【T6】______ THEY ALSO STOP THE NOISE FROM HEAVY TRAFFIC.

未分类题In Paragraph 7, the word ' inevitably ' is closest in meaning to'______'.A．necessarilyB．surelyC．intentionallyD．unavoidably

未分类题【A3】A.THE INTRODUCTION OF PREDATORS. B.PREVENTING THE KIWI DECLINE. C.REASONS FOR CONCERN. D.EXPLANATION FOR LARGER BIRD POPULATIONS. E.LAND OF THE KIWI. KIWIS ARE FLIGHTLESS BIRDS ENDEMIC TO NEW ZEALAND, AND BY FAR THE SMALLEST LIVING RAT-ITES AND LAY THE LARGEST EGG IN RELATION TO THEIR BODY SIZE OF ANY SPECIES OF BIRD IN THE WORLD. 【A1】______ THE KIWI IS SYNONYMOUS WITH NEW ZEALAND, SO MUCH SO THAT AUSTRALIANS ENDEARINGLY REFER TO NEW ZEALANDERS AS 'KIWI' —PEOPLE FROM THE LAND OF THE KIWI.THIS UNIQUE BIRD, RECOGNIZABLE BY ITS SHORT SQUAT BODY AND ELONGATED BEAK, IS UNDER THREAT.ITS SMALL, CLAWLIKE WINGS RENDER THE KIWI FLIGHTLESS; IT MUST OF NECESSITY LIVE ON THE GROUND.THE KIWI IS THUS EASY PREY TO MARAUDING ENEMIES SUCH AS HUMANS AND MAMMALS. 【A2】______ WHEN THE GREAT LAND MASS OF THE SOUTH SPLIT 75 MILLION YEARS AGO, THE KIWI AND MANY OTHER GROUND-LIVING BIRD SPECIES BECAME SEPARATED FROM PREDATORY MAMMALS WITHIN WHAT WAS LATER TO BECOME KNOW AS NEW ZEALAND.THE BIRDS WERE ABLE TO MULTIPLY AND FLOURISH BECAUSE THERE WERE VERY FEW MAMMALS LANDLOCKED WITHIN THE ISLANDS.KIWIS HAVE EVOLVED CERTAIN MAMMALIAN CHARACTERISTICS OVER TIME, LIVING ON THE GROUND AND FREE AS THEY WERE FROM ATTACK BY MAMMALS. 【A3】______ HOWEVER, WHEN THE POLYNESIANS ARRIVED ABOUT 1,000 YEARS AGO BRINGING WITH THEM DOGS AND RATS, THE KIWI POPULATION AND OTHER VULNERABLE BIRD SPECIES SOON SUFFERED A SEVERE REDUCTION IN NUMBERS.THE COMING OF THE EUROPEANS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BROUGHT EVEN MORE DETERMINED PREDATORS, INCLUDING THE CAT AND, ESPECIALLY, THE STOAT —A KIND OF WEASEL INTRODUCED TO CONTROL RABBITS.THE STOAT IS A VERY VICIOUS AND EFFICIENT KILLER OF KIWIS. 【A4】______ THERE ARE SIX TYPES OF KIWIS, AND ALL SIX ARE THREATENED.TWO ARE 'CRITICALLY ENDANGERED' BECAUSE THEY HAVE POPULATIONS OF LESS THAN 250 MATURE BIRDS.TWO ARE 'ENDANGERED' MEANING THAT IT IS ESTIMATED THAT WITHIN THREE GENERATIONS THEIR NUMBERS WILL HAVE DECLINED BY 50%.THE OTHER TWO ARE DESIGNATED 'VULNERABLE' —ONE BECAUSE ITS HABITAT IS SHRINKING, THE OTHER BECAUSE IT IS POTENTIALLY UNDER THREAT FROM STOATS AND OTHER MAMMALS. 【A5】______ 100 YEARS AGO THERE WERE MORE THAN 5 MILLION NORTH ISLAND BROWN KIWIS.TODAY, THERE ARE PROBABLY AROUND 30,000 AND THE POPULATION IS DECREASING AT A RATE OF 6% A YEAR. ONLY THE LITTLE SPOTTED KIWI IS INCREASING BECAUSE OF SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO TRANSFER THE CREATURE TO PREDATOR-FREE OFFSHORE ISLANDS.THERE ARE FURTHER REASONS FOR HOPE.TRAPPING PREDATORS AND REARING BABY CHICKS FOR LATER RELEASE INTO THE WILD CAN HAVE A DRAMATIC EFFECT ON KIWINUMBERS; BUT IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO DO SO ON A LARGE SCALE. IT WOULD BE TRAGIC IF NEW ZEALAND WERE TO LOSE ITS NATIONAL SYMBOL, THE KIWI.SURELY THE STRANGEST BIRD IN EXISTENCE, UNABLE TO FLY, IT SNIFFS OUT ITS FOOD WITH A REMARKABLY STRONG SENSE OF SMELL.ITS LEGS ARE POWERFUL AND MUSCULAR, FOR THE KIWI IS A BURROWER LIVING IN DENS—SOME SPECIES EVEN PREFERRING TUNNELS, YET ANOTHER SIMILARITY IT SHARES WITH SOME MAMMALS.BUT IT CANNOT SHARE ITS HABITAT WITH THEM WITHOUT EVENTUALLY LOSING THE BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL.

未分类题【T9】A.DEAL WITH B.INDEPENDENT C.UP A.THEY ARE TRYING TO【T7】_______THE SPECIAL PROBLEMS B.ELDERLY PEOPLE WANT TO BE AS【T8】_______AS POSSIBLE C.THIS GROUP IS MADE【T9】_______OF YOUNG AND OLD CITIZENS THIRTY-ONE MILLION AMERICANS ARE OVER 60 YEARS OF AGE, AND TWENTY-NINE MILLION OF THEM ARE HEALTHY, BUSY, PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS.BY THE YEAR 2030, ONE IN EVERY FIVE PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES WILL BE OVER 60.ELDERLY PEOPLE ARE MEMBERS OF THE FASTEST-GROWING MINORITY IN THIS COUNTRY.MANY CALL THIS THE 'GRAYING OF AMERICA'. IN 1973, A GROUP CALLED THE 'GRAY PANTHERS' WAS ORGANIZED.【T10】______.【T11】_______OF GROWING OLD IN AMERICA.THE GRAY PANTHERS KNOW THAT MANYELDERLY PEOPLE HAVE HEALTH PROBLEMS:SOME CANNOT WALK WELL, OTHERS CANNOT SEE OR HEAR WELLSOME HAVE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS; PRICES ARE GOING UP SO FAST THAT THE ELDERLY CAN'T AFFORD THE FOOD, CLOTHING, AND HOUSING THEY NEED.SOME OLD PEOPLE ARE AFRAID AND HAVE SAFETY PROBLEMS.OTHERS HAVE EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS.MANY ELDERLY ARE LONELY BECAUSE OF THE DEATH OF A HUSBAND OR A WIFE.THE GRAY PANTHERS KNOW ANOTHER FACT, TOO.【T12】______.SO, THE GRAY PANTHERSARE LOOKING FOR WAYS TO SOLVE THE SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF THE ELDERLY.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题Only recently______to realize the dangers caffeine(咖啡因)might bring to our health.A．that scientists beganB．have scientists begunC．scientists have begunD．that did scientists begin

未分类题【T5】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What is the most important way for people to use more fresh water according to the author?A．To take more water from the sea.B．To protect mountainous areas.C．To save more water in daily life.D．To protect the natural ecology balance.

单项选择题Speaker A: I have two tickets for the concert tonight. Would you like to come? Speaker B: ______A．I'd love to, but I promised my mother I'd take my sister to a show.B．Really? When did you buy the tickets?C．Why do you ask me to go with you?D．I can't because actually I'm not very keen on concerts.

单项选择题Speaker A: Do you mind if I open the window? Speaker B: ______A．Yes, please open the window.B．Yes, I do find it is very stuffy in the room.C．No, I don't. Don't open the window please.D．As a matter of fact, I'm feeling a bit chilly.

单项选择题Speaker A: Im worried about those classes I missed when I was sick. Speaker B:______A．I am glad that you have got well.B．Don't worry. Everything will be all right.C．I'll try to bring you up to date on what we've done.D．Maybe you should explain to our teacher why you were absent from class last week.

单项选择题Speaker A: Steve didnt have a chance of winning a gold medal at the Olympics. Speaker B: ______A．What a shame, but he'd done his best.B．I hope that he can win at the next Olympics.C．I'm sorry to hear that. He should have worked harder.D．It doesn't matter. He's still young and I'm sure he still has chance for the next Olympics.

单项选择题Extract 1 In any relationship the worst pitfall is possessiveness. You must never think you own the other person just because you are their parent, their marriage partner or you pay them to work for you. You must accept that they will always be themselves and that nothing you can do will alter this fact. You can give advice if it is asked for but you should never impose it. People usually only ask for advice that they hope to find palatable. Phrases such as 'Youll be making a great mistake if ...', or 'Of course, if I were you Id ...' suggest criticism, even censure. The important thing to remember is that it is another person and not you who is making the decision. Extract 2 Some times when you are being considered for a job you may be asked to take a personality test. This means that your prospective employer is trying to assess what kind of person you are, whether you can work well under stress, how you express yourself and, most important, how you get on with other people. Part of a personality test may take the form. of a group discussion or role-play. Here it is important not to try to impose your views on the other members of the group, to avoid getting argumentative or start talking about something totally irrelevant. There is no reason why you cant say what you think, so long as you say it pleasantly and do not totally rule out any opinion which differs from your own. Extract 3 Any relationship with children must be based on truth and dignity. Children are not impressed by adults who are trying to impress them and they resent being talked down to or treated by strangers as some form. of household pet to be rewarded for good behavior. and punished for misdemeanors. Children should be treated as people in their own right. This is probably why the relationship between children and the very old is often so successful. Elderly people often find themselves being treated in much the same way as children and equally resent it. Questions:According to Dr. Mead, the attitude of beings from outer space towards us is one of______.A．unfriendlinessB．suspicionC．superiorityD．hostility

单项选择题Which of the following is true according to the passage?A．All the business relationships occur in social distance.B．Most managers hold meetings in a neutral territory.C．Personal distance is most appropriate when people engage in social rituals.D．People without close relationship would feel uncomfortable at a distance of 6 inches.