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B.Shetellsthemantotakearaincoatwithhim.
C.Sherefusestheinvitationbecauseitisraininghard.
D.Shewantsthemantopaythedinnercheck.
4.A.Themanagerwillreporttothecompany.
B.Themanagerwillmaketroublefortheman.
C.Themanagerwillgetintotrouble.
D.Themanagerwillfiretheman.
5.A.She'
snotcourageousenough.
B.Shedidn'
thaveenoughtime.
C.Shewasafraidofthemonster.
D.Shedidn'
tlikethegame.
6.A.He'
sbroke.B.He'
ssick.
C.He'
sverytired.D.Hehassomethingtodoathome.
7.A.Stocktradingisnotprofitable.
B.Thestockmarketisalwaysunstable.
C.Stocktradingiseasierthanthemansaid.
D.Stocktradingisnotaseasyasthemanthinks.
8.A.Jamesiswarm-hearted.
B.Jamesisacartechnician.
C.Jamesknowsthewoman'
scarverywell.
D.Jamesisveryskillfulincarrepairing.
9.A.Jakewoulddostupidthingslikethis.
B.Theman'
sconclusionisnotbasedonfacts.
C.Themanshouldn'
tbeonadatewithanothergirl.
D.Jakedidn'
ttelltheman'
sgirlfriendabouthisdate.
SectionB
Mini-talkOne
10.A.In1984.B.In1986.C.In1992.D.In1996.
11.A.Almost25billiondollars.B.Almost2.5billiondollars.
C.Almost25milliondollars.D.Almost2.5milliondollars.
12.A.Herfamily.B.Hermother.C.Herfather.D.Herself.
Mini-talkTwo
13.A.Itcoversanareaofmorethan430hectares.
B.Ittookmorethan16yearstocomplete.
C.Thelakesandwoodlandswereallbuiltbyhumanlabor.
D.ThetwodesignersoftheparkwerefromBritain.
14.A.7kilometers.B.9kilometers.
C.39kilometers.D.93kilometers.
15.A.Baseball,footballandvolleyball.
B.Basketball,baseballandfootball.
C.Basketball,footballandhockey.
D.Chess,baseballandtabletennis.
SectionC
16.Thenewexhibitiscalled"
______."
17.TheFamilyofManshowwasdesignedtoexpresstheconnectionsthat______.
18.Thenewexhibitwasheldat______.
19.Thenewexhibitisdividedintoseveralparts:
"
ChildrenofMan,"
FamilyofMan,"
CitiesofMan,"
FaithofMan"
and
______"
20.Thethemethatcomesoutisreallytheunityofmankindthat______.
PARTⅡ
VOCABULARY
21.Ifacountryturnedinwardandinsulateditself,theresultwouldbeadiminishedstandardofliving.
A.worshipedB.splitC.innovatedD.isolated
22.Thevaluesandbeliefswilldictatethedirectionofyourpursuitaswellasyourlife.
A.ruleB.shapeC.alterD.complicate
23.Studieshaveprovedthatsmartpeopletendtobesmartacrossdifferentkindsofrealms.
A.realitiesB.fieldsC.occupationsD.courses
24.Humansarebeginningtorealizethatraisingfoodanimalscontributessubstantiallytoclimatechange.
A.physicallyB.materiallyC.considerablyD.favorably
25.Thispeer-reviewedjournalhasaspecificemphasisoneffectivetreatmentofacutepain.
A.urgentB.severeC.sternD.sensitive
26.Onewaytomaintainsocialstabilityistocrackdownoncrimewhilecreatingmorejobs.
A.clampdownonB.settledownto
C.lookdownuponD.boildownto
27.Thecitycouncildecidedtosetupaschooldevotedexclusivelytotheneedsofproblemchildren.
A.forcefullyB.externallyC.reluctantlyD.entirely
28.Cityresidentshaveahardtimetryingtoavoidcontactwithhazardouschemicalsindailylife.
A.dangerousB.prevalentC.novelD.invasive
29.Themostimportantaspectofmaintainingahealthydietiswhetheryoucansticktoit.
A.insistonB.dwellonC.coincidewithD.adhereto
30.Itriedtotalkmydaughterintodiningoutinanearbyrestaurantthatevening,butinvain.
A.tomysurpriseB.onherown
C.tonoeffectD.tosomeextent
31.Wewon'
thavesafeneighborhoodsunlesswe'
realways______ondrugcriminals.
A.toughB.roughC.thoroughD.enough
32.Thechallengeforusisto______thesenewstatesinbuildingamoreprosperousfuture.
A.participateB.engageC.commitD.contribute
33.Forty-fiveyearsofconflictand______betweenEastandWestarenowathingofthepast.
A.convictionB.compatibilityC.collaborationD.confrontation
34.Fewpeopleknowtheshapeofthenextcentury,forthegeniusofafreepeople______prediction.
A.deniesB.defiesC.repliesD.relies
35.Thesecountriesare______concludingafreetradeagreementtopropelregionaldevelopment.
A.onthevergeofB.intheinterestof
C.onthesideofD.attheexpenseof
36.We'
llcontinuealongtheroad______byourpresidentsmorethanseventyyearsago.
A.givenoutB.madeoutC.wipedoutD.mappedout
37.Whenyouwin,yourerrorsare______;
whenyoulose,yourerrorsaremagnified.
A.expandedB.obscuredC.cultivatedD.exaggerated
38.Althoughinherteens,theeldestdaughterhadtoquitschooltohelp______thefamily.
A.provideforB.headforC.fallforD.gofor
39.Carbon______referstothetotalsetofgreenhousegasesemissionscausedbyanorganization.
A.fingerprintB.footstepC.footprintD.blueprint
40.Thereisnoquestionthatoursisajustcauseandthatgoodwill______.
A.vanishB.wanderC.witherD.prevail
PARTⅢ
CLOZETEST
Whenpeoplesearchonline,theyleaveatrailthatremainsstoredonthecentralcomputersoffirmssuchasGoogle,YahooandMicrosoft.Analyzingwhatwe'
relookingforontheWebcanofferaremarkable（41）intoouranxietiesandenthusiasms.
UKwriterandInternetexpertJohnBattellewroteonhisblog,"
Thiscantellus（42）thingsaboutwhoweareandwhatwewantasa（43）."
Google'
sexperimentalserviceGoogleTrends,forexample,comparesthenumbersofpeoplesearchingfordifferentwordsandphrasesfrom2004tothepresent.Accordingtothesegraphs,sometimespeople'
sinterestsareobviously（44）thenewsagenda:
whentheSpiceGirlsannounceareunion,there'
sanimmediate（45）tofindoutmoreaboutthem.Otherresultsarestrikinglyseasonal:
peoplegoshoppingonlineforcoatsinwinterandshortpantsinsummer.
Themostfascinatingpossibilityisthatsearchdatamighthelp（46）people'
sbehavior.Whenwesearchonlineforacertainbrandofstereosystem,wearesurelyindicatingwe'
remore（47）tobuythatbrand.
Perhapswesearchforapoliticalcandidate'
snamewhenwearethinkingabout（48）himorher.Maybeweevensearchfor"
stockmarketcrash"
or"
recession"
justbeforewestart（49）ourinvestments.Thisinformationcouldclearlybeusefultoasmartmarketer--it'
salreadyhowGoogledecideswhich（50）toshowonitssearchresultspages--ortoapoliticalcampaignmanager.
41.A.investigationB.insightC.considerationD.prospect
42.A.extraordinaryB.obviousC.mysteriousD.sensitive
43.A.cultureB.nationC.personD.mass
44.A.reducedtoB.resultinginC.backedupbyD.drivenby
45.A.rushB.pushC.chargeD.dash
46.A.presumeB.preoccupyC.predictD.preserve
47.A.likingB.alikeC.likeD.likely
48.A.fightingagainstB.votingfor
C.believinginD.runningfor
49.A.withdrawingfromB.depositingin
C.turningdownD.addingto
50.A.noticesB.papers
C.advertisementsD.statements
PARTⅣ
READINGCOMPREHENSION
PassageOne
NewYork'
sWCBSputsitinawaythatjustcan'
tbebetterexpressed:
"
Itwasanaccidentwaitingtohappen."
15-year-oldAlexaLongueirawaswanderingalongthestreetinStatenIsland,obliviouslytappingtextmessagesintoherphoneasshewalked.Distractedbyherphone,shefailedtonoticetheopenmanhole（下水道窨井）inherpath,andplungedintoit,takinganunpreparedbathofrawsewagealongwithreceivingmoderateinjuries.Longueiracalledthedive"
reallygross,shockingandscary."
It'
snotallLongueira'
sfault.Themanholeshouldn'
thavebeenleftuncoveredandunattended,andnowarningsignsorhazardconeshadbeensetupneartheworksite.AworkerwithNewYork'
sDepartmentofEnvironmentalProtection（DEP）,whowaspreparingtoflushthesewage,helpedherout,andthedepartmentlaterissuedaformalapologyfortheincident.
Nonetheless,observersareharshlydividedoverwhoistoblamehere.TheDEPiscertainlyatfaultforfailingtosecurethemanhole,buttowhatextentshouldthegirlbeheldaccountableforfailuretobeawareofhersurroundings?
Ifshehadsteppedintotrafficandbeenhitbyacar,wouldherreaction（thatis:
angerandapotentiallawsuit）beanydifferent?
Detachmentfromone'
senvironmentduetoelectronicgadgetsisagrowingproblem--andahazardousone.Thegovernmentiseventryingtogetinvolved,withmultiplelawsonthebooksacrossthecountryoutlawingcellphoneuseandtextmessagingwhileoperatingamotorvehicleinthewakeofseriousaccidentsinvolvingdistracteddrivers.NewYorkSenatorKrugereventriedtocriminalizetheuseofhandhelddevices（includingphones,musicplayers,andgameplayers）bypedestrianswhiletheyarecrossingstreetsinmajorNewYorkcities,duetoconcernsoverthenumberofautovs.pedestrianaccidents.
Followingasubstantialoutcry,thatlegislationappearsnevertohavebeenformallyintroduced.ButdidKrugerhaveapoint?
Whatinterestedme,atleast,istheendofthestowabovethatLongueiralostashoeinthesewage.Butsinceotherthingsarenotreportedaslost,I'
mguessingsheappearstohavemanagedtokeephergriponherphoneduringtheaccide
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