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19.Whenhearingthatthefirstprizewasawardedtohim,Terrystoodup,______.
A.surprisedB.tobesurprisedC.surprisingD.havingsurprised
20.Teachersappreciate______thatparentsareinterestedintheirchildren’sprogress.
A.toknowB.tobeknownC.knowingD.havingknown
21.TheideaforthenewmachinecametoMr.Baberwhile______tohisinvention.
A.devotinghimselfB.hewasdevoted
C.devotedD.beingdevoted
22.Iwouldlove______tothepartylastnight,butIhadtoworkextrahourstofinishareport.
A.goingB.havinggoneC.togoD.tohavegone
23.Oneoftheearliestmagicians______onstagewasaFrenchman,knownastheFatherofModernMagic.
A.toperformB.tobeperformingC.tobeperformedD.performed
24.Fireinsuranceismeanttoprotectpeopleandbusinessesfrompossiblelosses______fromunexpectedfire.
A.resultedB.toberesultedC.havingresultedD.resulting
25.TheXisadiagramoftwopaths.Thisiswhywecallpeopleexes,becausethepathsthatcrossinthemiddleendup______attheend.
A.separatedB.toseparateC.tobeseparatedD.separating
26.______withothercountriescanbringusmuchmoredevelopmentofeconomy.
A.HavingcontactedB.Contact
C.ContactingD.Beingcontacted
27.Hehasnospecialfaultexcept______hesmokestoomuch.
A.forB.whenC.thatD.what
28.Youaresayingthateveryoneshouldbeequal,andthisis______Idisagree.
A.whyB.whereC.whatD.how
29.Theresearchprogramhadbeensupportedfor20yearsbyaprivateorganization______thegovernmentfundedit.
A.unlessB.afterC.beforeD.once
30.______nowonderthattheworld’sfastestgrowingenergyindustriesarenowrenewablelikewindandsolarpower.
A.ThereisB.ItisC.ThatisD.Thisis
31.Teachersshouldcreateanenvironment______childrenaretaughthowtosolveproblemoflearningbythemselves.
A.whereB.whyC.whichD.whose
32.-MustIdosomereadinginEnglisheverydaytoimprovecomprehension?
-Well,youcanneverread______muchwhilelearningaforeignlanguage.
A.soB.tooC.thatD.very
33.Hecouldjust______adarkshapemovingtowardshim.
A.makeoutB.makeforC.makeupD.makeupfor
34.Ifit’sconvenientforyou,I’dliketo______yourhousetonight.
A.callforB.callonC.callatD.callin
35.Thescientistwasso______withhishistoricalresearchthatheneglectedsleepandmeals.
A.filledB.confusedC.entertainedD.occupied
36.Freshmilkis______tothepeopleinthiscountryeverywhere.
A.accessibleB.approachableC.possibleD.available
SectionB
A.driveB.challengesC.generallyD.expectationsE.demand
F.managedG.interestinglyH.displayI.performancesJ.struggledK.offer
ChinaandIndiamaybeAsia’slargesteconomies,buttheyaren’ttheonlycountrieswithgrowthpotentialonthecontinent.SoutheastAsiancountriescanalso___41___greatinvestmentopportunities.Thailand,knownasthe“landofsmiles”becauseoftheexpressionitsnaturalbeautyandfriendlypeopleinspire,isacountrywherewebelievetheeconomicprospectscouldgiveinvestorsreasonstosmiletoo.
UnlikeotherSoutheastAsiannations,Thailand(knownasSiamuntil1939)___42___toescapeEuropeancolonialrule.Thatdoesn’tmeanThailandhasescapedWesterninfluence,orinternalconflict.Protestsandperiodsofmilitaryrulehavecausedsocialandeconomicdisturbancethroughoutitshistory,andpoliticalleaderstodayhave___43___tonegotiatewithopposingforcesandreformtheconstitution.
Thailandhasenduredother___44___,too,suchasthefinancialcrisisinthelate1990s,atsunamiwhichstruckin2004anddisastrousfloodsin2011.Alloftheseeventscausedseriouseconomicsetbacks,butThailandhasbeenskillfulatbattlingbackfromhardship.
Anexampleofthisfightingspiritwasonfull___45___whenThailand’sGDPgrowthsankin2011toamere0.1%inthewakeoffloodingthere,butthenquicklyrecovered.Whileforecastsdifferslightly,recently,Thailand’scentralbankraisedits___46___for2012GDPgrowthto5.9%,withgrowthforecastat4.9%for2013.Policymakerssaidstronger-than-expectedexpansionofprivateinvestmenthelped___47___improvedgrowthprospects.
DomesticeconomicstrengthhelpedThailand’sstockmarketpostoneofthebest___48___inAsia(andeventheworld)in2012,withthebenchmarkStockExchangeofThailand(SET)Indexreturningmorethan35%.Industrydatashowedloangrowthsupportedbankingstocksinparticular.___49___,overthepasttwoyears,someEuropeanbanks—dealingwithadebtcrisisathome—withdrewfromsomeemergingmarkets;
thisseemstohavebenefitedlocallendersinThailand.TheThaiconstructionindustrywasanotherwell-performingsectorstory,assuggestionsthatanincreaseinThaiinfrastructure(基础设施)projectscouldfurtherincrease___50___forbuildingmaterials.
III.ReadingComprehension
SectionA
Toomucheyecontactisinstinctivelyfelttoberude,andinabusinesscontext,itmayalsoberegardedasadeliberateintentiontomake“theother”feelatadisadvantage.Sounlessyouhaveinminddoingoneofthosethings,it’sbetterto___51___toomucheyecontact.
Toolittle,___52___,canmakeyouappearuneasy,unprepared,andinsincere.Initsanalysisofpatients’___53___,forexample,onelargecountyhospitalfound,that9-out-of-10lettersincludedmentionofpoordoctor-patienteyecontact,afailurewhichwasgenerallyinterpretedas“___54___ofcaring.”
“Justtheright”amountofeyecontact–theamountthatproducesafeelingofmutual___55___andtrustworthiness–willvarywithsituations,settings,personalitytypes,genderandculturaldifferences.Asageneralrule,though,directeyecontactrangingfrom30%to60%ofthetimeduringaconversation–morewhenyouarelistening,lesswhenyouare___56___–shouldmakeforacomfortableproductiveatmosphere.
Anddidyouknowtheseotherfactsabouteyecontact?
•Wereduceeyecontactwhenwearetalkingaboutsomethingshamefulor___57___,whenwearesadordepressed,andwhenweareaccessinginternalthoughtsoremotions.
•Weincreaseeyecontactwhendealingwithpeoplewelike,___58___,orwhohavepoweroverus.Inmoreintenseorprivateconversationswenaturallylookateachothermoreoftenandholdthatgazefor___59___periodsoftime.Infact,we___60___relationshipsbytheamountofeyecontactexchanged:
thegreatertheeyecontact,theclosertherelationship.
•Weavoideyecontactinelevators,subways,crowdedbusesortrains–inelevatorswefacethedoor,intheotherswestareatourSmartphones–becauseithelpsus___61___theinsecurityofhavingourpersonalspaceinvaded.
•Thebiggestbodylanguagemyth(错误观念)aboutliarsisthattheyavoideyecontact.Whilesomeliars(mostoften,children)finditdifficulttoliewhilelooking___62___atyou,manyliarsactuallytryto“prove”thattheyarenotlyingbymakingtoomucheyecontactandholdingittoolong.
Eyecontactissopowerfulaforcebecauseitisconnectedwithhumans’earliest___63___patterns.Childrenwhocouldattractandmaintaineyecontact,andthereforeincrease___64___,hadthebestchanceofbeingfedandcaredfor.Today,newbornsinstinctivelylockeyeswiththeircaregivers,andthepowerofthatinfantileeyecontactstillhasitsimpactontheadultmind.Whetherit’sshifty-eyedguiltorwide-eyedinnocence,we___65___assignenormoustrusttothesignalswegiveandgetwhenwelookintoeachotherintheeyes.
51.A.createB.avoidC.blockD.occupy
52.A.inthemeantimeB.inaninstantC.ontheotherhandD.withoutdoubt
53.A.complaintsB.instructionsC.questionsD.expectations
54.A.intentionB.shiftC.lackD.complication
55.A.efficiencyB.awarenessC.reactionD.appreciation
56.A.speakingB.writingC.readingD.learning
57.A.mysteriousB.embarrassingC.offensiveD.dishonest
58.A.admireB.imitateC.imagineD.attract
59.A.laterB.brieferC.longerD.fuller
60.A.createB.improveC.treatD.judge
61.A.protectB.conveyC.masterD.manage
62.A.simplyB.constantlyC.directlyD.attentively
63.A.behaviorB.survivalC.workingD.eating
64.A.attentionB.safetyC.importanceD.exposure
65.A.similarlyB.automaticallyC.fiercelyD.fairly
(A)
Englishisafunlanguage,andeventhoughit’sconsideredanaccessibleandrelativelyeasyonetolearn,with750,000wordsandspellingthatcanthrowoffeventhemostskilledlearner,learningEnglishfastcanseemimpossible.TakethefollowingtipsonhowtolearnEnglishfasterasyourstartingpointandyou’llmasterthiswonderfullanguageinnotime!
TIP1.______
Classicliterature,paperbacks,newspapers,websites,emails,yoursocialmediafeed:
ifit’sinEnglish,readit.Why?
Well,thiscontentwillbefullofjuicynewvocabulary,aswellasafairamountyoualreadyknow.Thishelpsyouimprovequickly,asrepeatedexposuretolearnedvocabularygivesyounewexamplesincontext,thereforereinforcingthosewordsinyourmind.Ontheotherhand,learningnewwordsandexpressionsisessentialtobuildingyourvocabulary,particularlyinalanguagelikeEnglishwithsomanywords!
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