单选题Judging from the context, Scarsdale is a place inhabited by ______.

单选题Many ______ will be opened up in the future for those with a university education.

单选题W: What' s up with Donald? I've never seen him so happy.M:______.

单选题Many of those who come from the countryside find it difficult to adapt to the rapid ______ of modern life. A. rate B. pace C. growth D. speed

单选题If you ask how ______. away a place is, you are asking how great a distance away it is.A. wideB. farC. remoteD. long

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单选题 For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a letter to the university president about the canteen service on campus. You should write at least 120 words, and base your composition on the outline given below. 1.对食堂问题进行说明。 2.提出改进建议。 3.期待学校解决这一问题。

单选题I'm not surprised you failed the exam. You ______ have worked harder.

单选题From the table we can see______ .do better in speaking loudly and clearly and treating all pupils equally.

单选题The function of school education is not so much to teach you things ______ to teach you the art of learning.

单选题Though it began raining, the peasants ______ rice.

单选题Do you mind______ her______ to do next?

单选题Though afflicted by headaches, nausea, and respiratory difficulties, Nietzsche refused to let his ______ problems prevent him from writing.

单选题Not all the toys are second-hand; _____of them are new.

单选题 Questions9-12 are based on the passage you have just heard.

单选题Unlike other leaders who put all blames on others, he took responsibility and resigned ______. A. gracefully B. faithfully C. mysteriously D. reluctantly

单选题The passage suggests that by the late Colonial period the tendency to cultivate metropolitan cultural models was a cultural pattern that was ______.

单选题A: Is everyone always so helpful to you in your office?B: ______

单选题Animals, too, communicate. If you try to catch a seagull, it will call out "Hahaha! Hahaha!" to signal its friends to watch out for an intruder (入侵者). Certain fish signal their presence by sending electric impulses from their muscles. But these signal systems differ in very fundamental ways from human communication. First of all, our symbols are subjective. If you do not speak Chinese, you would not know what a gou is. Gou is the Chinese word for dog. There is no inherent connection between the word and the thing itself. The Spaniards, after all, call the same animal perro and the French call it chien. The meaning of a word is not determined by any inherent quality of the thing itself. It is instead subjective: a word may mean whatever a group of humans have agreed it is supposed to mean. On the other hand, animals are not free to produce different symbols subjectively to indicate the same thing. This is why, for example, all seagulls throughout the world make the same sound to indicate the presence of danger. Second, animal communication is a closed system, whereas human language is an open system. Each animal species can communicate only a limited set of messages, and the meaning of these signals is fixed. Animals can use only one signal at a time—they cannot combine two or more to produce a new and more complex message. A bird can signal "worms" to other birds but not "worms" and "cats" together. Animal communication is also closed in the sense of being tied to what is immediately present in the environment. The bird can signal "worms" only because it sees them. In contrast, we call blend and combine symbols to express whatever ideas come into our heads. We can create new messages, and the potential number of messages that we can send is infinite. Thus we can talk about concepts such as good and evil, truth and beauty, for which there is no physical thing that is being signaled. It is this creative character of language that leads many people to believe that language is unique to humans. Although several chimpanzees (黑猩猩) have been taught sign language, it is doubtful that they have created innovative sentences of their own.

单选题The chairman of the company said that new techniques had ______ improved their production efficiency. A. violently B. severely C. extremely D. radically