填空题You (stand)______ several feet away if you wish to get the full effect of the picture.

填空题There is a ______ need for clean fuels today, especially in big cities． 当今对清洁燃料有广泛的需求，特别是在大城市。

填空题Author______ Title______What thoughts I have of you tonight, Walt Whitman, for I walked down the sidestreets under the trees with a headache self-conscious looking at the full moon.

填空题We learned that the first ______ Olympic Games were held in 776 B.C．(record)

填空题In his 1988 best seller A Brief history of Time, Stephen Hawking made readers wonder: if the universe is expanding, where is it expanding to? Now Hawking has teamed up his daughter, Lucy 1 Hawking, to write George"s Secret Key to the Universe, the first in a trilogy of novels directed at the fertile minds of children. In an interview on e-mail, Hawking explains: 2 "The aim of the book is to encourage children"s sense of wonder at the universe. We want them to look up outward. 3 Only then will they be able to make the right decisions to safeguard the future of the human race." George"s Secret Key to the Universe , aimed 9-to 11-year-olds, 4 tells the story of a young boy, George, and a cheery astrophysicist, Eric, who talking computer opens a portal to the known 5 universe. The duo don spacesuits and use the portal to search for planets to which humanity can escape the irreversible 6 warming of the earth. Along the way, George and the reader learn from the basics of astrophysics and astronomy through 7 illustrations and captioned photographs. "You don"t need actual secret key to explore the universe," George ultimately 8 discovers. "There"s one that everyone can use. It"s called physics." The Hawkings portray the universe as harmony and 9 largely benign. But our present know ledge of the universe suggests that it is, in fact, a desolate and often violent expanse place in 10 which humankind plays an inconsequential role.

填空题Saussure"s ideas were developed along three lines; linguistics,______ and psychology.

填空题The Health Risks of Small Apartments New York City has a housing problem. Currently, it has 1.8 million one-and two-person households, and only one million studios and one-bedroom apartments. The obvious solution seems to be to develop more small residential units. But as New York City"s "micro-apartment" project inches closer to reality, experts warn that micro-living may not be the urban panacea we"ve been waiting for. "Sure, these micro-apartments may be fantastic for young professionals in their 20"s," says Dak Kopec, director of design for human health at Boston Architectural College. "But they definitely can be unhealthy for older people, say in their 30"s and 40"s, who face different stress factors that can make tight living conditions a problem." Research, Kopec says, has shown that crowding-related stress can increase rates of domestic violence and substance abuse. For all of us, daily life is a sequence of events, he explains. But most people don"t like adding extra steps to everyday tasks. Because micro-apartments are too small to hold basic furniture like a bed, table, and couch at the same time, residents must reset their quarters throughout the day. In this case, residents might eventually stop folding up their furniture every day and the space will start feeling even more constrained. Susan Saegert, professor of environmental psychology at the CUNY Graduate Center agrees that the micro- apartments will likely be a welcome choice for young New Yorkers. But she warns that tiny living conditions can be terrible for other residents—particularly if a couple or a parent and child squeeze into 300 square feet for the long term, no matter how well a unit is designed. "I"ve studied children in crowded apartments and low-income housing a lot," Saegert said, "and they can end up becoming withdrawn, and have trouble studying and concentrating." "When we think about micro-living, we have a tendency to focus on functional things, like is there enough room for the fridge," explained University of Texas psychology professor Samuel Gosling, who studies the connection between people and their possessions. "But an apartment has to fill other psychological needs as well, such as self-expression and relaxation, which might not be as easily met in a highly confined space." On the other hand, Eugenie L. Birch, professor of urban research and education at the University of Pennsylvania, says this certainly isn"t the first time we"ve had this debate over micro-living. New York has grappled with the public health costs of crowded living conditions and minimum apartment standards throughout its history. Rolf Pendall, director of the Urban Institute"s Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center asks: Where would all these people be doing business and living without the density? Would they be commuting longer distances or earning less, and is living farther from economic opportunities "better" for them? In that context, Pendall says he welcomes micro-apartments as long as they fit within the larger housing ecology of the city, and don"t ultimately displace other types of units for families. For this project, while New York may be taking a step backwards in terms of square footage, Eric Bunge, working at Architects, (the firm that created the winning micro-apartment design), is firm that the city is taking a big step forward in terms of actual living conditions. "The city sees this initiative as one mechanism in a set of complex issues," Bunge says. "Nobody is claiming that micro-apartments will be a silver bullet." A. micro-apartments should be welcomed as long as they do solve the housing problems for some people. B. micro-apartments may not fill people"s psychological needs. C. micro-apartments will be an attempt help to solve the housing problems, but not a cure yet. D. micro-apartments may be welcomed by the elder people. E. narrow living conditions may cause the increase of domestic violence. F. children growing up in crowded apartments may have trouble studying and concentrating. G. micro-apartments may be unhealthy for young people to live.

填空题Chomsky initiated the distinction between ______ and performance.

填空题A. No, not really B. what do you mean by bad C. You failed. D. Sure you can E. To sum it all up F. You can do it yourself G. You merely passed H. Do you want to know the honest answer? Examinee: Did I do well on my test? Examiner: 1 ? Examinee: Why wouldn"t I want to know? Examiner: You had pretty bad scores. Examinee: Exactly 2 ? Examiner: 3 Examinee: How"d I fail it? Examiner: There are a couple of reasons why you didn"t pass. Examinee: What did I do wrong? Examiner: 4 , you really just don"t know how to drive. Examinee: Will I be able to take a retest? Examiner: 5 , in about two and a half weeks.

填空题It's ______ arguing with them. They are not going to change their mind. (point)

填空题A. What a pity.B. Why didn't you go to the party last night?C. That's not cold.D. That wasn't all that terrible.E. I don't like winter.F. What's the temperature?G. You are so lucky.H. I will go with you. Pat Alex(P) comes by to see Li Hong(L). They talk about the party last night and about the weather.P: Hi, Li Hong.L: Hi, Pat. (56) P: Because it was so cold and rainy.L: (57) ! It was a really good party. Hey, why don't we go for a walk this afternoon, Pat?P: Go for a walk? But it's so cold out.L: Cold out? (58) P: About 13℃.L: 13℃? (59) . Just wait until winter.P: Why?L: Well... it snows a lot and sometimes it's very cold. Last winter it was 7℃ below zero for three weeks. And it was windy too.P: That sounds terrible !L: (60) . The sun was out almost every day.

填空题The child let out a scream and then shrieked ______. "Stop it! Stop it! You"re killing me!" (hysteria)

填空题cea se

填空题A. give me your ID cardB. deal with these one by oneC. can you draw out all the moneyD. What do you likeE. would be fineF. works betterG. May I help youH. can you deposit all the money Clerk: Good morning, Madam. (1) ? Ms. Jia: Good morning, I'd like to open a new account to deposit this money. Clerk: A current account or fixed? Ms. Jia: A current account (2) . Clerk: Ok. Please fill out this form. And (3) . Ms. Jia: Here's the form, my ID card and the money. And, I have another account which I'd like to clear today. Please () from this bankbook and put it into the new account? Clerk: Ok. I'll (5) .

填空题Experienced people can {{U}}tell immediately which one is real{{/U}}.

填空题Maturity date means the date upon which a financial obligation becomes due for ______ or expires for payment.

填空题Many buildings ______ by the earthquake. (destroy)

填空题Interior Ministry