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十五选十听力必修三11

第六课15选10练习题Ideally,peoplewouldliketoknowwhenanearthquakeisgoingtohappenandhowbaditwillbe.InbothJapanandChina,peoplehavelongbelievedthatearthquakescanbe    （36）   .TheChinesehavetraditionallywatchedanimalsandplantsforwarningsignsofearthquakes.InJapan,scientistshavewiredtheEarthandseatodetectmovements.Andpeoplewouldalsoliketobeableto    （37）   thegreatdamageofpropertycausedbyearthquakes.Afterall,mostofthepeoplewhodieinearthquakesarekilledbyfallingbuildings.isamajor    （39）   .Steelseemstobethebestmaterial,butnotifitisweldedtoformarigidstructure.Manynewsteelstructuresarebuiltwithanewtypeofsteeljoint,anI-joint,whichappearstobethemost    （40）   typeofjoint.Thejointscanmovewithoutbreaking.Topreventproperty    （41）    ,    （42）   nowdesignbuildingswithcolumnsandhorizontalbeamsofequalstrength.Vertical    （43）   columnsareinserteddeepintosolidsoil.Manynewhouseshaverelativelylightroofsandstrongwalls.Concretepillarsforhighwaybridgesthat    （44）  onlyhadsteelrodsinsidearenow    （45）   insteel. 

A.resistantB.predicationC.enclosedD.architectsE.carpentersF.withstandG.durableH.concentrateI.detectJ.preventK.supportL.concernM.previouslyN.destructionO.forecast   

第六课15选10练习题  Besidesworkingtoimprovebuildingstructures,peopleinareaswhereearthquakesarecommonneedtoprepareforthe    （36）    ofagreatearthquake.Theyshould    （37）checkand    （38）    theirhomes,placeheavyobjectsinlowpositions,    （39）    cupboardsandcabinetstowalls.Inadditiontopreparingtheirhouses,peopleneedtopreparethemselves.Theyshouldhave    （40）   ofwaterandfoodathome,andatwork.Itisalsoimportanttohavesomethingthatcancleanwaterandkill    （41）    ,sowaterfromothersourcescanbemadesafetodrink.Earthquake    （42）   suppliesincludearadioreceiver,atorch,extrabatteries,firstaidsupplies,aspade,atent,somerope,andwarmclothing.Expertsalsosuggestthefollowing:

Keepafireextinguisher    （43）    .Youshouldhaveoneathome,atwork,andinyourcar.Thefireextinguishershouldbeabletoputoutanykindoffire.Keepapairof    （44）   ,comfortableshoesinyourhome,atwork,andinyourvehicletoprotectyourfeetfrom    （45）   ofbrokenglass.Everyfamilyneedstohaveearthquakeemergencyplans.Everyoneshouldagreeonameetingpointoutsidetheepicenter.Itissensibletohaveallofthefamilymemberscalltocheckinwithafriendorrelativewholivesmorethanahundredmilesaway.     

A.lightB.heavyC.relativelyD.regularlyE.addictF.attachG.fragranceH.fragmentsI.reinforceJ.encloseK.bacteriaL.handyM.suppliesN.survivalO.possibility

第七课15选10练习题Onbusinesstrips,heflies    （36）    wheneverpossibleandinthe    （37）    oftime,henevercheckshisbaggage.Hishostsalsofindtheysavemoneywhenheisintown.Thereisno    （38）    inhisschedulefortourismofanykind.Onhisagendait’sjustwork,work,work.Anothertraitthatmakeshimsounusualishis    （39）   “multitasking”ability.Athisdesk,heworksontwocomputers,onewithmultipleframesthatsequence。

datastreaminginfromtheInternet,andtheother    （40）    thehundredsofe-mailmessagesandlettershereceives.Hemayevenreviewdatawhile    （41）    ameetingusingavideophone.Gatesrunshiscompanymainlythroughthreemethods:

Hebatsoutahundredormoree-mailmessagesaday;hemeetseverymonthorsowithhistopmanagementpanelofexpertsandadvisers;andmost    （42）    ,heholdstwoorthreesmallreviewmeetingsadaywithaprocessionofteamsworkingonthecompany’svariousproducts.Hedoesn’t    （43）  anyonebynameorhandouttoomuchpraise,buthedoesgoroundthetableclockwiseandlistenscarefullytoeveryonewhohasanidea.Whenheisunclearaboutsomething,hequizzesandchallengeshisstaff.“Educatemeonthat,”hemightsay,lookingtomake    （44）    avaguestatement.Everydecisionhemakesis    （45）based    onhisknowledgeofitsmerits.Hedoesn’tneedtorelyonpersonalpolitics.

A.conductingB.mainlyC.permanentlyD.incredibleE.useF.benefitG.timeH.basedI.handlingJ.importantlyK.commercialL.clearM.interestN.cleanO.address 

第七课15选10练习题 He’sthemostfamousbusinessmanandtherichestmanintheworld—worthan    （36）   $40billionin1997.Withouta    （37）    ,BillGatesbelongs    （38）   thesameclassasThomasEdison,AlexanderGrahamBell,andothergreatmindswhochangedtheworld.Theself-described“hacker”has    （39）    thepersonalcomputingrevolutionandmodernizedthewholeworldintheprocess.Indeed,hisclassificationintoanyotherrankthanthiswouldseriously    （40）  hisimpactontheworld.Gates’successstemsfromhispersonality:

anunbelievableandattimes    （41）   blendofhigh-voltagebrilliance,driveandcompetitiveness.WhenthechairmanandCEOwalksthroughthecorridorsofMicrosoft,itislikeaswitchbeingturnedon;everythingandeveryonearoundhimis    （42）   with10,000voltsofelectricity.Gates    （43）   theexampleandMicrosoftemployeesfollow.Theschedulehekeepsisonehintastowhatheexpectsfromhisemployees.It’snotunusualforthe“dean”ofthe“Microsoftcampus”toputin16-hourdays.Indeed,ifthere’sonethingthatdistinguishestheGatesstyle,itishistimemanagementskills.Conservationoftime,energy,andfocusarehishallmarks.Hemoves    （44）   playingtheroleofinternationalspokesmanfortheageoftechnologyandplanningbusinessstrategybackatheadquarters,gettingthe    （45）   amountofworkpossibleoutofeveryminute.Alwayspunctualandalwaysinhighgear,hetypicallyleavesonlythetiniestcracksinthedayforeating,talkingtofriendsorrecreation. 

A.amongB.certaintyC.betweenD.controlE.inF.doubtG.estimatedH.setsI.understateJ.chargedK.maximumL.dominatedM.straightenedN.evaluatedO.frightening

第八课15选10练习题Whatifparentsdecidedtocloneachildinordertoharvestorgans?

Mostexpertsagreethatitwouldbe    （36）   harmfulifachildsensedhehadbeenbroughtintotheworldsimplyasanorgan    （37）    .Butsomeparentsalreadyproducesecondchildrenwith    （38）  transplantsinmind,andmanyexpertsdonot    （39）   this.Cloningwouldincreasethechancesforatissuematchfrom25percentto    （40）   100percent.Ifclonedanimalscouldbeusedasorgandonors,wewouldn'thavetoworryaboutcloningtwinsfortransplants.Pigs,forexample,haveorgans    （41）    insizetohumans'.Butthehumanbodyattacksanddestroystissuefromotherspecies.Togetaroundthat,onecompanyistryingto    （42）   thepig'sgeneticcodetopreventpigorgansfrombeing    （43）   .Ifthecompany'stechnicianssucceed,itmaybemoreefficienttoproducesuchpigsbycloningthanby    （44）   methods.HowwouldahumanclonerefertothedonorofitsDNA?

"Mom"isnotright,becausethewomanwhosuppliedtheeggandgavebirthtotheinfantwouldmore    （45）    becalledMother."Dad"isn'tright,either.AtraditionalfathersuppliesonlyhalftheDNAinachild.JudithMartin,inherwritingsunderthenameof"MissManners",suggeststhephrase,"Mosthonoredsirormadam".Why?

"Oneshouldalwaysrespectone'sancestors,"shesays,"regardlessofwhattheydidtobringoneintotheworld."    

 A.appropriatelyB.nearlyC.nonfatalD.currentE.resembleF.relativelyG.attackedH.psychologicallyI.reverseJ.opposeK.donorL.transplantM.alterN.abandonedO.similar 

第八课15选10练习题 Atfirstitwasjustplainsurprising.Wordthatscientistssucceededincloninganadultmammal—anachievementlongthoughtimpossible—caughttheimaginationofeveryone.ThelaboratoryprocessthatproducedDolly,an    （36）   sheep,    （37）   wouldworkforhumansaswell.Aworldwithhumancloneswassuddenlywithinreach.Itwasscience    （38）   comingtolife.Inthewakeofthisannouncement,governmentshurriedto    （39）    guidelinesfortheunknown,afuturefilledwithincrediblepossibilities.PresidentClintonorderedanational    （40）    tostudythelegalandmoralimplicationsofcloning.LeadersinEurope,wheremostnationsalready    （41）    humancloning,began    （42）    themoralimplicationsofcloningotherspecies.LiketheTheoryofRelativity,the    （43）  oftheatom,andthefirstspaceflight,Dolly'sappearancehas    （44） alonglistofdifficultpuzzlesforscientists,politicians,andphilosophers.Andwildquestionsonthetopicofcloningcontinueto    （45）   .Whywouldanyonewanttocloneahumanbeinginthefirstplace?

Thehumancloningsituationsthatexpertsconsidermostfrequentlyfallintotwobroadcategories:

1）parentswhowanttocloneachild,eithertoprovidetransplantsforadyingchildortoreplacethatchild,and2）adultswhoforavarietyofreasonsmightwanttoclonethemselves. 

A.detectB.splittingC.commissionD.draftE.mountF.examiningG.theoreticallyH.produceI.decreaseJ.generatedK.desirableL.fictionM.unremarkable-lookingN.registeredO.prohibit 

第九课15选10练习题 Afuturehusbandwantedtobesurethatifhismarriagedidn’tworkout,hecouldkeephistreasuredice-creamcollectionsafelystoredawayinafreezer.Awomaninsistedon    （36）    whowouldwalkthedog.Onemanwantedtherighttogetadivorceifhisbride-to-begainedmorethan15poundsonceshebecamehiswife.Thesearesomeofthecrazier    （37）    ofprenuptialagreements.Butmakenomistakeaboutit,whatmostofthemareaboutismoney—andhow    （38）   assetswillbedividedupifacoupledivorces.Anddivorce,withits    （39）   moneyproblems,iscommonin