填空题We have obtained your name and address ______ the Intemet and are looking forward ______ your speeific inquiries.

填空题A. take out your card B. What"s next C. The ATM gives you bills D. What do I do E. put your card in this slot F. How much can I take out G. Enter the amount you want H. Take the money and leave Susan: How do I use the ATM? Alan: First of all, 1 and enter your PIN. Susan: OK. Then I choose withdrawal? Alan: Yes, choose withdrawal, not account information. Susan: 2 ? Alan: The ATM calls up your checking or savings account. Susan: And then? Alan: 3 to take out of your account. Susan: 4 ? Alan: Most accounts have a limit of US $400. Susan: What happens after I enter the withdrawal amount? Alan: 5 , usually US $20 bills. Take the money and receipt from the slots.

填空题选出应填入下面一段英语中______内的正确答案。 Future Computer Trends: The components of a PC will be built into the (1) and large plasma or electroluminesent flat panel display hanging on a partition wall act as both a (2) and videophone display. A high resolution, touch sensitive LCD (3) into desktop will allow pen-based pointing and data input. In the home, meanwhile, computers will become as ubiquitous as TVs. Computer interfaces will be far friendlier than (4) graphical user interfaces (GUI) of today. Computer will use human interfaces based on multimedia. RISC microprocessors will finally obliterate the ever thinning gap between workstations and PCs. Similar advances in nonvolatile flash memory will lead to the replacement of magnetic (5) disks with electronic silicon disks. 供选择的答案： (1) build (2) monitor (3) desk (4) built (5) mouse-drive (6) keyboard (7) touch-sensitive (8) soft (9) hard (10) optical

填空题The host had expected thirty guests but finally more than forty _______ at the party.

填空题Translate the following passage into English．(中国人民大学2005研，考试科目：基础英语?英文写作?英汉互译) 福建福信一珍生物工程有限公司是由福建省洪山企业集团公司与香港福信投资有限公司合资兴办的高科技企业，注册资本两千万元人民币。公司生产基地位于国家级科技园区洪山公园内。公司拥有雄厚的技术力量，大、中专学历以上的技术、管理人才占员工总数的百分之三十以上，并与国内多家科研机构建立了紧密型的合作关系。于若木等著名的营养学家、生物学家、医学专家受聘担任公司的高级顾问。 公司环境优美，设备先进，拥有中国第一条年产三十吨核酸花粉合剂的现代化生产线。第二、第三条生产线亦将陆续建成。 公司以“唯公有福，唯诚有信”的福信企业精神和“团结、拼搏、务实、创新、奉献”的洪山集团企业精神为动力，锐意进取，蒸蒸日上。

填空题 Traditional superstitions and beliefs (1) ______ disappear altogether; they assume new forms and (2) ______ to contemporary conditions. (3) ______ in the 21st century, people may dismiss their forefather’s customs and practices as superstition, many are still current. A Friday which falls on the 13th of a month is wildly feared as (4) ______, and so are spilling salt and walking under a ladder. Belief (5) ______ the power of mascots is far from (6) ______; the lucky rabbit’s foot, like the horseshoe, is a popular charm. Certain foods, too, (7) ______ their ancient lore. Many people, for example, accept the old adage “an apple a day keeps the doctor away”. One aspect of traditional (8) ______ which is still very much (9) ______ today is folk medicine. When the causes of illness were totally (10) ______, and disease seemed to strike without any reason, it was often (11) ______ to evil spirits taking over the body. To (12) _______ the patient, the demons of disease must be driven out, and many “cures” were spells and charms intended to exorcise these usurpers. Until (13) _______ modern times, even “official” medicine was very unpleasant, with no anesthetics or pain-killers, and a low success rate. Few people, (14) ______, could afford it, and most relied on folk healers and magiC、There was an enormous range of herbal cures, some of which have since been found to have actual healing properties. Charms were worn to ward off disease; and a wild (15) _______ of seemingly strange objects, such as churn furnishings, were credited with powers of healing. 1. A、often B、already C、seldom D、always 2. A、adopt B、adapt C、continue D、go 3. A、But B、Since C、Then D、Although 4. A、lucky B、unlucky C、superstitious D、magic 5. A、in B、of C、about D、for 6. A、alive B、live C、dead D、vanish 7. A、get B、regain C、rewind D、retain 8. A、behavior B、factor C、wonder D、means 9. A、live B、living C、alive D、life 10. A、suspicious B、suspected C、wondered D、unknown 11. A、contributed B、attributed C、achieved D、deteriorated 12. A、diagnose B、treat C、cure D、watch 13. A、comparatively B、very C、recently D、constantly 14. A、in case B、in every case C、in no case D、in any case 15. A、variety B、group C、form D、amount

填空题As time went on , he suffered such heavy losses that he was forced giving up his business.

填空题Linda: Excuse me, could you show me how I can get to the post office?John: ______

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填空题This agreement is to remain valid ______ a period of 18 months commencing from and terminating on．If either party considers it necessary to extend the Agreement, the proposing party may take the initiative to conduct negotiation ______ other party one month prior ______ its expiration.

填空题[A]IsthatwhattheAmericanviewingpublicisgetting?Perhaps10%ofprime-timenetworkprogrammingisahappycombinationofentertainmentandenrichment.Thereusedtobetelevisionmoviesrichinhumanvalues,buttheyhavenowbecomeanendangeredspecies.Ifindtelevisiontoomuchconcernedwithwhatpeoplehaveandtoolittleconcernedwithwhotheyare,veryconcernedwithtakingcareofNo.1andnotatallconcernedwithsharingthemselveswithotherpeople.Alltoooftenittellsusthehalftruthwewanttohearratherthanthewholetruthweneedtohear.[B]Whyistelevisionnotmorefullyrealizingitshumanizingpotential?Isthecreativecommunityatfault?Partially.Butnotprimarily.Ihavelivedandworkedinthatcommunityfor32years,asbothpriestandproducer.Asagroup,thesepeoplehavevalues.Infact,inHollywoodinrecentmonths,audienceenrichmenthasbecometheinthing.AcoalitionofmediacompanieshasendowedtheHumanitasPrizesothatitcanrecognizeandcelebratethosewhoaccomplishit.[C]Everygoodstorywillnotonlycaptivateitsviewersbutalsogivethemsomeinsightintowhatitmeanstobeahumanbeing.Bysodoing,itcanhelpthemgrowintothedeeplycentered,sovereignfree,joyouslylovinghumanbeingGodmadethemtobe.Meaning,freedomandlove--thesupremehumanvalues.AndthisisthekindofhumanenrichmenttheAmericanviewingpublichasarighttoexpectfromthosewhomakeitsentertainment.[D]TheproblemwithAmericanTVisnotthelackofstorytellersofconsciencebutthecommercialsystemwithinwhichtheyhavetooperate.TelevisionintheU.S.isabusiness.Inthepast,thebusinesssidehasbeenbalancedbyacommitmenttopublicservice.Butinrecentyearsthefragmentationofthemassaudience,hugeinterestpaymentsandskyrocketingproductioncostshavecombinedwiththeFCC'sabdicationofitsresponsibilitytoprotectthecommongoodtoproduceanalmosttotalpreoccupationwiththebottomline.Thenetworksarestrugglingtosurvive.Andthat,thestatisticsseemtoindicate,ismindless,heartless,escapistfare.Ifwearedissatisfiedwiththemoralcontentofwhatweareinvitedtowatch,Ithinkweshouldbeginbyexaminingourownconsciences.Whenwetunein,arewereadytoplungeintoreality;soastoextractitsmeaning,orarewehopingtoescapeintoasedatedworldofillusion?Andifchurchleaderswanttoelevatethequalityofthecountry'sentertainment,theyshouldforgetaboutboycotts,productioncodesandcensor-ship.Theyshouldworkateducatingtheirpeopleinmedialiteracyandatmobilizingthemtosupportqualityshowsinhugenumbers.[E]Itisnotaquestionofentertainmentorenrichment.Thesearecomplementaryconcernsandpresupposeeachother.Thestorythatentertainswithoutenrichingissuperficialandescapist.Thestorythatenricheswithoutentertainingissimplydull.Thestorythatdoesbothisadelight.[F]ThatistheonlysurewaytoimprovethemoralcontentofAmerica'sentertainment.[G]Despitequestionsofthemotivationbehindthem,theattacksbythePresidentandtheVicePresidentonthemoralcontentoftelevisionentertainmenthavefoundanechointhechambersoftheAmericansoul.Manywhorejectthemessengersstillacceptthemessage.TheydonotlikethemoraltoneofAmericanTV.Inoursocietyonlythehumanfamilysurpassestelevisioninitscapacitytocommunicatevalues,providerolemodels,formconsciencesandmotivatehumanbehavior.Feweducator,churchleadersorpoliticianspossessthemoralinfluenceofthosewhocreatethenation'sentertainment.Order:

填空题The planets seemed like pretty small places. At the same time, Earth seemed a lot larger than it does now. No one had ever seen our planet as a planet: a blue marble on black velvet, coated with water and air. No one knew that the moon was born in an impact. No one fully appreciated that humanity was becoming a geologic force in its own right, capable of changing the environment on a global scale. Whatever else the Space Age has done, it has enriched our view of the natural world and given us a perspective. National Research Council (NRC) panels periodically ask whether the world"s planetary exploration programs are on track. The list of goals that follows synthesizes their priorities. 1. Monitor Earth"s Climate The venerable Landsat series, which has monitored the surface since 1972, has been on the fritz for years, and the U.S. has Department of Agriculture has already had to buy data from Indian satellites to monitor crop productivity. For some types of data, no other nation can fill in. 2. Prepare an Asteroid Defense Like climate monitoring, guarding the planet from asteroids always seems to fall between the cracks. Neither NASA nor the European Space Agency (ESA) has a mandate to stave off human extinction. It would take 15 years or longer to mount a defense against an incoming body, assuming that the technology were ready to go. 3. Seek Out New Life Before Spotnik, scientists thought the solar system might be a veritable Garden of Eden. Earth"s sister worlds proved to be hellish, even when the Mariner probes revealed a cratered moonscape and the Viking landers failed to find even a single organic molecule. But lately the plausible venues for life have multiplied. 4. Explain the Genesis of the Planets Studies of the origin of the planets overlap quite a bit with studies of the origins of life. Jakosky puts it thus: "Venus sits at the inner edge of the habitable zone. Mars sits at the outer edge. Earth sits in the middle. And understanding the differences between those planets is central to asking about life beyond our solar system." 5. Break Out of the Solar System A solar sail 200 meters across could carry a 500-kilogram spacecraft. After launch from Earth, it would first swoop toward the sun, going as it dared—just inside Mercury"s orbit—to get flung out by the intense sunlight. "Such a mission, be it ESA-or NASA-led, is the next logical step in our exploration of space," Wim mer-Schweingruber says. "After all, there is more to space than exploring our very, very local neighborhood." The estimated price tag is about $2 billion including three decades" operating expenses. A. Like the origin of life, the origin of the planets was a complex, multistage process. Jupiter was the first-born. Did it build up slowly, like the other planets? Did it form farther from the sun and move inward? B. Like a windsurfer, the spacecraft would steer by leaning to one side or the other. Just before passing Jupiter"s orbit, it would cast off the sail and glide outward. To get ready, engineers need to design a sufficiently lightweight sail and test it on first. C. So NRC prepares to take some action plans. Extend asteroid search to smaller bodies, perhaps using a dedicated infrared space telescope. Deflect an asteroid in a controlled way as a trial run. Develop an official system for evaluating potential threats. D. The NRC panel called for restoring the lost funding, which pay for 17 new missions over the coming decade, such as ones to keep tabs on ice sheets and carbon dioxide levels—essential for predicting climate change and its effects. People sometimes take the mundane yet urgent task of looking after our own planet for granted. E. Mars is looking hopeful again. Outer-planet moons, notably Europa and Enceladus, appear to have vast underground seas and plenty of life"s raw materials. Even Venus might have been covered in oceans once. The research is not just about finding companionship in the cosmos. It is about divining our own origins. F. This past spring ESA completed a set of feasibility studies—and promptly shelved them for lack of money. It would take a joint effort with NASA or the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), or both, to make the plan happen.

填空题In too much of the earth there is want, discord, danger. New forces and new nations stir and strive across the earth, with power to bring, by their fate, great good or great evil to the free world"s future. From the deserts of North Africa to the islands of the South Pacific, one-third of all mankind has entered upon a historic struggle for a new freedom:freedom from grinding poverty. Across all continents, nearly a billion people seek, sometimes almost in desperation , for the skills and knowledge and assistance by which they may satisfy from their own resources, the material wants common to all mankind. No nation, however old or great, escapes this tempest of change and turmoil.

填空题Located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, Shanghai is the busiest port in our country.

填空题Fred: Why didn't Kate come to class today?Nancy:______

填空题The clever boy took the clock apart and then ______ it in a short time． 这个聪明的小男孩把闹钟拆了，一会儿就又装好了。

填空题{{B}}Directions: Pick out five appropriate expressions from the eight choices below and complete the following dialogue by blackening the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet.{{/B}} A. see you tomorrow B. I have your nameC. check in D. I have oneE. to take a look F. you wantG. are you interested in H. I have to put you in the waiting listBlanca: Hello. I'm calling about the apartment you advertised.Manager: Yes. What kind of apartment {{U}}(56) {{/U}}.Blanca: I'm interested in a one-bedroom. Do you have any available?Manager: Yes.{{U}} (57) {{/U}}. When do you need it?Blanca: Sometime around next week. May I come over tomorrow {{U}}(58) {{/U}}?Manager: Sure. What time would you like to come?Blanca: How about 10 am?Manager: Good. May {{U}}(59) {{/U}}, please?Blanca: My name is Blanca.Manager: Blanca. I'll {{U}}(60) {{/U}}.

填空题Author______Title ______ Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested; that is, some books are to be read only in parts; others to be read, but not curiously; and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention.

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