meeting held last night was _ great success. |
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A. A; a B. A; / C. The; a D. The; / |
This is the new plan for the holidays put forward by Bill which I don't subscribe. |
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A. to B. on C. of D. about |
His wife is very ____about dress and she is strongly _wearing _____clothes on formal occasions. |
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A. special; against; informal B. particular; opposed to; casual C. especial; against; casual D. strict; opposed to; usual |
Thousands and thousands of people attended the president's inaugural ceremony, with ages ___ from 5to 100. |
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A. varying B. changing C. ranging D. rating |
One of the _of our planet's being warming up is an increase in the number of natural disasters. |
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A. reasons B. causes C. result s D. consequences |
we are not attacked by nuclear weapons, we promise that uncler no circumstances use the bomb first but we rescrve the right to use it for counter-attack when necessary. |
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A. As long as; we shall B. If; shall we C. So long as; shall we D. Even if; we shall |
The young couple often quarrelled with each other about small things, which they couldn't _ finally. |
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A. put up with B. keep up with C. end up with D. come up with |
It doesn't _ to buy that expensive coat when these cheaper ones are just as good as that one. |
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A. make a difference B. make out C. make sense D. make up |
Prices have been steadily in the past two years, which has had a great influence _ people's daily life. |
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A. going down; of B. rising; about C. raising; with D. going up; on |
Large quantities of solid fuel consumed every day and too much carbon dioxide is sent into the air, which in turn ___the going up of temperature. |
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A. is; results in B. are; results in C. is; leads to D. are; results from |
I am the government as well as to the general public for just treatment _peasant-workers, who have made a great contribution to the improvement of city life. |
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A. asking; on behalf of B. applying; in the name of C. demanding; in the name of D. appealing to; on behalf of |
According to a recent survey, the _ age of students of Senior One is sixteen. |
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A. common B. ordinary C. usual D. average |
There are some spelling mistakes in your composition, but your composition is good. |
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A. as a whole B. on the whole C. first of all D. generally speaking |
-Where the traffic accident happened? -At the entrance to the cinema. |
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A. it that was B. it was that C. was that it D. was it that |
-Is Mr. Smith really very ill? - . He is in hospital. |
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A.I don't think so B. No, he isn't C.I hope so D.I'm afraid so |
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On a cold winter day, I waited in line to see my hero,Jack Canfield, the author of The Success Principles. During his talk, Jack__1__his wallet, pulled out ahundred-dollar bill, and said, "Who wants this?"__2__shot up in the audience; people leaned forward to see whomJack would__3__. But Ijumped up, ran up the __4__tothe stage, and grabbed the bill. As I was launching myself inthe air, thoughts__5__through my mind - was I about tobe humiliated(羞辱)in front of 800 people? Would they__6__security guards and take me f rom the stage?__7__my desire(欲望,要求)for brave action was louder than any__8__voice. As I got the bill from his hand,he said, "That's it ! Wecan't wait for the__9__to come to us. We must take action to__10__what we want!" After his talk, 1 managed to formally meet Jack and bravely asked for his__11__email address. Over the next months, I sent him emails__12__my vision and dreamswith him. He kindly emailed back lots of encouragement. But my life got__13__with other things. I stopped e-mailingJack. A year later, my dreams had worn away. I thought Jackwould inspire me into action, like a gian__14__that would show me the way. I emailed him, and then again---but got no__15__. As I sat down at my computer to check my emails, I_16__woke up. What was I doing? I was waiting! Now I remembered the crowd, most likely__17__that hundred- dollar biil, while they sat__18__ to their chairs. Usually we all have a "Jack" for whom we wait-whether it's a person, a place or a thing. We __19__believe the gifts of life are just around the corner, and thateverything will come in a(n)__20__way. So we don't try. We give up. But as Wayne cretzky said: "You'll always miss 100% of the opportunities you don't take!" So I stopped waiting and started my writing career.Now what are you waiting for? | |||
( )1.A. gave out ( )2.A. Cheers ( )3.A.offer ( )4.A. path ( )5.A. raced ( )6.A. ask ( )7.A. And ( )8.A. careful ( )9.A. opportunitie ( )10.A. attract ( )11.A. professional ( )12.A. speaking ( )13.A. quick ( )14.A. hand ( )15.A. news ( )16.A. gradually ( )17.A. desiring ( )18.A. lost ( )19.A. sincerely ( )20.A. difficult |
B. reached for B. Shouts B. greet B. road B. started B. call B. So B. doubtful B. times B. accept B. secret B. describing B. busy B. gate B. notice B. suddenly B. announcing B. stuck B. honestly B. impressive |
C. picked out C. Heads C.like C. steps C. appeared C. demand C. But C. meaningful C. results C. repair C. public C. presenting C. full C. exit C. response C. immediately C. begging C. attached C. falsely C. early |
D. handed in D. Hands D. choose D. route D. existed D. order D. ()r D. helpful ,. D. aims D. create D. personal D. sharing D.loose D. entrance D. reaction D. slowly D. valuing D. devoted D. correctly D. natural |
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The United Nations' weather agencysays 2010 was one of the warmest yearson record, |
1. From the passage, we can know that _. |
A. 2010 was the warmest year in history B. the average temperatures of 1998 and 2005 were higher than that of 2010 C. 1998,2005 and 2010 were among the warmest tenycars on record D. the earth is becoming cooler and cooler |
2. According to the passage, what was the main cause ofthe extreme weather in 2010? |
A. The rising global temperatures. B. The heat wave in Russia. C. The monsoon flooding in Pakistan. D. El Nino and La Nina. |
3. Whatdoestheunderlinedword" dominated"intheeighth paragraph meanfl |
A. Changed. B. Controlled. C. Affected. D. Raised. |
4. What does the passage mainly talk about? |
A. The earth is slowly but surely heating up. B. 2010 was one of the warmest years on record. C. The Arctic sea-ice is melting. D. The extreme weather in 2010 and its effects. |
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A nearly ice-free Arctic Ocean inthe summer may happen three timessooner than scientists carbon dioxide alone," saysOverland. |
1. The main idea of this passage is supported by . |
A. the theory that has been proved B. opinions from government officials C. examples that were provided by the author D. researchers' assessment of the global climate models |
2. Which statement do the researchers seem to agree with? |
A. That the ice in the Arctic Ocean will disappearcompletely in 30 years. B. That there will be a very thick ice cover in northern Canada. C. That the sea-ice loss was the effect of the unusual climate change. D. That the temperature will be very low in the futurebecause of the sea ice. |
3. How many models was the new prediction made by Muyin Wang and James Overland based on? |
A. 3 B. 6 C. 12 D. 23 |
4. The author writes this passage to tell readers_. |
A. how to prevent global warming B. the cause of global warming C. the new research about the Arctic sea-ice D. how to do research with models . |
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Trees could be more important to the earth's climatethan previously thought, according to a new study thatreveals forests help to block out the sun. Scientists in the UK and Germanyhave discovered that trees release achemical that thickens clouds abovethem, which reflects more sunlight andcools the earth. The research suggeststhat chopping down forests could speed up global warming, and that protecting existing trees couldbe one of the best ways to deal with the problem. Dominick Spracklen, of the Institute for Climate andAtmospheric Science at Leeds University, said, "We thinkthis could have quite a great effect. You can think of forestsas climate air conditioners. " The scientists looked at chemicals called terpenes(萜烯) that are released from northern forests across northernregions such as Canada, Scandinavia and Russia. The chemicals give forests a special smell, but their function haspuzzled experts for years. Some believe the trees releasethem to communicate, while others say they could offer protection from air pollution. The team found the terpenes react in the air and formaerosols(气雾剂).They help to turn water vapour(蒸气)in the atmosphere into clouds. Spracklen said the team's computer models showedthat the aerosols doubled the thickness of clouds about1,000 meters above the forests, and would reflect an extra5% sunlight back into space. He said, "It might not sound a lot, but that is quite astrong cooling effect. The climate is such a finely balancedsystem that we think this effect is large enough to reduce temperatures over quite large areas. It gives us anotherreason to preserve forests. " Becausetreesrelease . moreterpenesinwarmerweather, the discovery suggests that forests could act as anegative feedback (反馈) on climate, which slows the rise in temperature. |
1. To slow global warming, scientists advise _ |
A. preserving the existing forests B. growing more trees in the world C. releasing aerosols above the forests D. releasing terpenes in the air |
2. What is the function of terpenes according to Spracklen? |
A. They absorb sunlight and turn it into energy. B. They help thicken the clouds that reflect sunlight. C. They make the temperature rise in cold northernarea s. D. They help trees grow better. |
3. Trees have a great effect on the earth's climate by ______ |
A. reducing air pollution B. reducing harmful chemicals in the air C. producing a large amount of oxygen D. reducing the earth'-s temperature |
写作. |
全球气候变暖已经成了一个全世界关注的问题,它已经 严重威胁到了人类的生存. 请根据下面的表格,写一篇英语 短文,阐述地球气候变暖的原因以及影响,并提出合理 的解 决措施. 注意:1. 120 词左右.2 .可以适当发挥,增加细节以使行文连贯. 参考词汇:extensive 大面积的;deforestation 采伐森林 _________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ |
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Some common tips can help you in preventing airjourney problems. These tips are very common but you cantravel happily if you follow them. . Go to a journey with a minimum sized bag. . You can bring your own food for journey to makesure that you get what you want to eat. Bring at least :amagazine or a book to avoid boredom.. You can eat at the airport before you take off so as tomake sure that you do not feel hungry during the journey.The basic idea is that you should not feel hungry or get bored during the journey as it might spoil your mood. When boarding the plane, do notice the place of exit.Also, count the number of rows you have to pass from the exit. Doing this can help you to have a better idea of escaping from the plane in case of any emergency. . Read the manual or instructions provided by the staff. A plane for a safer journey will make you feel cool andrelaxed at the time of traveling. . If you buy tickets online, call airline, and ask themto assign you a seat right away. If you come at the last moment, just before your plane takes off, you might not geta desired seat. Sometimes, planes are overbooked, and if you are notassigned a seat, You might be forced to fly by anotherflight. . Make sure you keep everything you need before you take off. Avoid checking your bag again and again. Keep yourmoney safe. The best way to avoid problems is to make a note of everything you have in your bag. In this way, you can never forget anything important. Helpful(l)_ for a Happy Air Journey |