填空题The Net is no longer a novelty, an interesting way to pass the time. Its advent has brought about a revolution in people's way of doing business. By going online, companies can communicate instantly and directly with potential customers. Today the Interact is transforming promotion. Whether your Website's goal is to (1) products, provide a service, or to increase brand awareness, success comes down (2) one thing—site promotion. (3) traditional media such as newspaper, radio or television, site promotion is based upon a direct and (4) response from its audience rather than a delayed one. To generate traffic to your site you need to identify areas (5) your target market is concentrated on the Internet, then use online promotional techniques to (6) that audience. The most popular direct response methods are banner ads. As an Internet user, you've (7) come across a banner ad at one time or (8) . They are everywhere and seem to pop up at nearly every site that you (9) and have long been recognized by Internet marketers as essential tools for promotion. A good banner design could (10) hundreds of viewers to your site.

填空题Author______Title______ I found Simon Wheeler dozing comfortably by the bar-room stove of the old, dilapidated tavern in the ancient mining camp of Angel"s, and I noticed that he was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance. He roused up and gave me good-day.

填空题Paul and his fellow workers began to smoke after lunch and soon made the room ______． 吃过午饭，保罗和同事们开始抽烟，一会儿功夫屋子里就烟雾缭绕了。

填空题 It is assumed that he was arrested on ______ of being an American spy.

填空题A. Learn How to Recognize Your Soul Mate B. Take Religion Seriously C. Consider Marrying Young D. Learn to Read Regularly E. Watch "Groundhog Day" Repeatedly F. Eventually Stop Fretting about Fame and Fortune G. Cultivate the Habit of Watching Movies A few years ago, I took it upon myself to start writing tips for the young staff where I work about how to avoid doing things that would make their supervisors write them off. At that point, I had to deal with a reality: When it comes to a life filled with deep and lasting satisfactions, most of the clichés are true. How could I make them sound fresh to a new generation? Here"s how I tried. 1 The age of marriage for college graduates has been increasing for decades, and this cultural shift has been a good thing. But should you assume that marriage is still out of the question when you"re 25? I"m not suggesting that you decide ahead of time that you will get married in your 20s. I"m just pointing out that you shouldn"t exclude the possibility. If you get married in your 20s, it is likely to be a startup. What are the advantages of a startup marriage? For one thing, you will both have memories of your life together when it was all still up in the air. You"ll have fun remembering the years when you went from being scared newcomers to the point at which you realized you were going to make it. 2 Marry someone with similar tastes and preferences. Which tastes and preferences? The ones that will affect life almost every day. It is absolutely crucial that you really, really like your spouse. You hear it all the time from people who are in great marriages: "I"m married to my best friend." They are being literal. A good working definition of "soul mate" is "your closest friend, to whom you are also sexually attracted." 3 One of my assumptions about you is that you are ambitious—meaning that you hope to become famous, rich or both, and intend to devote intense energy over the next few decades to pursuing those dreams. That is as it should be. But suppose you arrive at age 40, and you enjoy your work, have found your soul mate, are raising a couple of terrific kids—and recognize that you will probably never become either rich or famous. At that point, it is important to know fame and wealth do accomplish something: They cure ambition anxiety. But that"s all. It isn"t much. 4 Start by jarring yourself out of unreflective atheism or agnosticism. A good way to do that is to read about contemporary cosmology. That reading won"t lead you to religion, but it may stop you from being unreflective. Start reading religious literature. The past hundred years have produced excellent and accessible work, much of it written by people who came to adulthood as uninvolved in religion as you are. 5 Without the slightest bit of preaching, The movie "Groundhog Day" shows the bumpy, unplanned evolution of his protagonist from a jerk to a fully realized human being—a person who has learned to experience deep, lasting and justified satisfaction with life even though he has only one day to work with. You could learn the same truths by studying Aristotle"s "Ethics" carefully, but watching "Groundhog Day" repeatedly is a lot more fun.

填空题 When a smitten great-grandson of Charles Darwin pronounced Ava Gardner "the highest specimen of the human species," he summed up the consensus about this voluptuous movie queen. With remarkable unanimity, those who met Gardner were apt m second that emotion. "She was a sexy gal," said George Sidney, who filmed her for an MGM screen test in 1941. "Man. she was a hot number," Miles Davis said many years later.{{U}} (41) {{/U}}. As for the much-vaunted party stamina of a woman who never met a drink or a bullfighter she didn't like: "She could go all night, y'know. She was a wild country girl and liked to let her hair down and fling off her shoes and have a good time." Her latest biographer. Lee Server, is no slouch when it comes to admiring Gardner. His book's introduction calls her "a carnal, dangerous angel in the chiaroscuro dreamscape of film noir." {{U}} (42) {{/U}}. He is well suited 1o writing about iconic movie mavericks like these two. He's not a bore. And as the author of a book about film noir, he understands cinematic idiom. Mr. Serverrefers to amnesia as "noir's Version of the common cold." "Ava Gardner. 'Love Is Nothing'" is a seductive book that avoids the pitfalls that come with its territory. First of all, there is the problem of the star's memoir. Ms. Gardner's autobiography was published posthumously and worked on by several writers, sometimes sounding that way. Mr. Server makes use of this account without particularly trusting it, and with a nod to the apocryphal nature of so many Gardner stories.{{U}} (43) {{/U}} He also enlivens his book's bibiliography with a long string of newspaper and magazine headlines that capture the tenor of Gardner's paper trail.{{U}} (44) {{/U}}. Gardner lived so much of her life in this kind of spotlight that the tabloid coverage became part of her story. "There is one extant press photo of the couple on their honeymoon that does not show them muning0 snarling, cringing, cowering," Mr. Server writes about Gardner's gale-force stormy marriage (her third) to Frank Sinatra. "Of course, it was taken from a distance, and from the mar."{{U}} (45) {{/U}}. She called love "nothing but a pain" and specified where the pain was. Her story begins in Grabtown, the rural North Carolina burg that became famous as her birthplace. But it doesn't take long for Mr. Server to take Gardner to Hollywood, into an MGM contract and a marriage to Mickey Rooney. Rooney, who called his honeymoon with Gardner "a sexual symphony," was one of many men whose memoirs bragged of bedroom exploits with tiffs gorgeous creature. She liked to kiss and tell, too. "We never fought in bed." she supposedly said about Sinatra. "The fight would start on the way to the bidet"[A] And when the facts are unobtainable, he's willing reprint the legend; or so it seems—stories like "Later on she took the entire band with her when the club closed."[B] Others thought of her as "a goddess," "an enigma," "a very, very wild spirit" and "one of those people who broke the rules all the time."[C] Among them: "Ava, 'Nervous,' Tossed Out of Brazil Hotel"; "Nothing Between Us, Says Ava": "Sinatra Departs, Ava Blows Kisses to Bullfighter."[D] Speaking of the rear, this book's subtitle, "Love Is Nothing," is only a partial, sanitized quotation from Gardner.[E] For Gardner, love and pain became a swirling, kamikaze-like froth of high-speed existence before decades of overload finally broke her down.[F] Server fondly brings Gardner to life as a warm,- refreshingly unpretentious star whose appetites eventually overwhelmed her spirit.[G] But Mr. Server. whose last book was a Robert Mitchum biography that lived up to its terrific title ("Robert Mitchum: 'Baby, I Don't Care'"), can also keep his cool.

填空题His ______ has earned him more friends than enemies． 他的坦诚为他赢得了很多朋友而非敌人。

填空题Many people have the habit of spending money on ______． 很多人有冲动花钱的习惯。

填空题______grammars attempt to tell what is in the language, while______grammars tell people what should be in the language. Most contemporary linguists believe that whatever occurs naturally in the language should be described. (人大2006研)

填空题看来 the two professors don't agree entirely with each other.

填空题You will need your parents' ______ if you want to go on the school trip. (permit)

填空题Some sentences do not describe things. They cannot be said to be true or false. The utterance of these sentences is or is a part of the doing of an action. They are called______. (大连外国语学院2008研)

填空题Henry: I hate this house. It's cold in winter and hot in summer. Alice: ______

填空题Through the(3)of our Commercial Counsellors Office in London, we notice that you are interested in doing business with us．

填空题It's said that every country has its own social and______(economy) problems.

填空题 Subject: Email Usage: A mode of ______; 11 In business settings, it is best used to convey key information, to confirm ______; to document decisions; to contact a decision maker directly. 12 Tips for you to improve your digital message. Never say something about someone else that you would not want that person to see. Take time to think about your ______ line. 13 Avoid using all ______ letters in your messages. 14 Be careful about any use of sarcasm or 15

填空题Your car is of far ______ quality than mine. (good)

填空题(Its hardly ever necessary) to ask a hungry boy (to come to) dinner twice because he (has a hearty) appetite that (gets him to) the table quickly. A. Its hardly ever necessary B. to come to C. has a hearty D. gets him to

填空题The woodwork is beautifully ______ , smoothed and polished． (terminate, close, end, conclude, finish, complete)