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填空题(There was) a (tremendous) appetite for new films for the early moving picture machines called nickelodeons, and film-makers sought (rewarded) careers (in this) new medium.
A. There was B. tremendous C. rewarded D. in this
填空题The President enjoyed his term for only two years before ______; his affair with a woman appeared in the press.
填空题What kind of people is now more likely to find a job as an English teacher?
填空题If the rain doesn't stop, people will be faced______serious flooding.
填空题Australian artists receive money ______.A. only if the stamp goes into circulationB. for the design onlyC. for the design and again if it is used
填空题Mother will need ______ (add) help while there are so many guests.
填空题The sound [k] can be described with ________ velar stop/plosive
填空题One expert (remarks) that a computer with (so) many tubes as the brain (has) neurons (would require) the Empire State Building to contain it.
A. remarks B. so C. has D. would require
填空题________investigates the interrelation of language and mind, in processing and producing utterances and in language acquisition for example
填空题A. I'm leaving B. Thank youC. I'll do my best D. and sit hereE. Please sit down F. But I worry aboutG. Take it easy H. Don't forgetBoss: Come in, please. Oh, Mary, come over (56) Your annual report is well done.Mary: (57) Boss: I know you're a capable person.Mary: Thank you for saying that. (58) the wrong figures I gave you last time.Boss: (59) Everyone makes mistakes.Mary: Thank you so much for your forgiveness. (60)
填空题Vitamins are organic compounds necessary
填空题When we arrived, she was ______ (occupation) in writing a letter to her sister in America.
填空题[A]Butscientistsarestillworkingtoimproveonthat,andamongthemissocialpsychologistAldertVrijoftheUniversityofPortsmouthinEngland.Vrijhasbeenusingakeyinsightfromhisfieldtoimproveinterrogationmethods.Inshort,thetruthisautomaticandeffortless,andlyingistheoppositeofthat.Itisintentional,deliberateandexhausting.Thehumanmind,despiteitsimpressiveabilities,haslimitedcapacityforhowmuchthinkingitcanhandleatanyonetime.Sopilingondemandsforadditional,simultaneousthought—orcognitive"load"—compromisesnormalinformationprocessing.[B]WhenVrijandhiscolleaguesaskedvolunteerswhattheirofficeslookedlike,afterinstructinghalftotellthetruthabouttheiroccupationsandhalftolie,bothtruthtellersandliarsgavethesameamountofdetailintheirverbalresponses.ButwhenVrijaskedthemtodrawtheiroffices,theliars'drawingsweremuchlessdetailedthanthoseofthetruthtellers.[C]Allthesetricksmayseemlikeoverkillwhenwethinkaboutthefictionaldetectivesweknow,includingHolmesSherlock,whoseemabletoferretouteveryfalsehoodtheyhearwithoutusinganystrategiesotherthantheirintuition.Butinreallife,suchpeopleareexceedinglyrare;andresearchershavebeentrying—withoutalotofsuccess—tounravelthesegenius'strategies.Untiltheydo,lesssophisticatedliecatchersmaybeabletoexploitthemind'scognitivedeficits,usingtrickssuchasVrij's,tocatchthebadguysintheirdeceptions.[D]Andinfact,thatisjustwhathappensinthelab:Vrijrananexperimentinwhichhalftheliarsandtruthtellerswereinstructedtorecalltheirstoriesinreverseorder.Whenobserverslaterlookedatvideotapesofthecompleteinterviews,theycorrectlyspottedonly42percentoftheliespeopletoldwhenrecountingtheirstorieswithoutfabrication—belowaverage,whichmeanstheywerehardtospot—butaremarkable60percentwhentheliarswerecompromisedbythereversestorytelling.[E]Psychologicalscientistsarefascinatedbykeenliespotter.Detectingliesandliarsisessentialtoeffectivepolicingandprosecutionofcriminals,butitismaddeninglydifficult.Mostofuscancorrectlyspotbarelymorethanhalfofallliesandtruthsthroughlisteningandobservation—meaningwearewrongalmostasoftenasweareright.Andhalfacenturyofresearchhasdonelittletopolishthisunimpressivetrackrecord.[F]Anotherstrategythatcouldbesurprisinglyeffectiveistoasksuspectstodrawapicture.Puttingpenciltopaperforcespeopletogivespatialinformation—somethingthatmostliarshavenotpreparedforaspartofplanningtheirliesandthat,therefore,overtaxestheirmentalresources.[G]HereareafewstrategiesthatVrijandhiscolleagueshavebeentestinginthelaboratory.Oneintriguingstrategyistodemandthatsuspectstelltheirstoriesinreverse.Narratingbackwardincreasescognitiveloadbecauseitrunscountertothenaturalforwardsequencingofevents.Becauseliarsalreadyhavedepletedcognitiveresources,theyshouldfindthisunfamiliarmentalexercisemoretaxingthantruthtellersdo—whichshouldincreasethelikelihoodthattheywillsomehowbetraythemselves.
填空题________tells how Satan rebelled against God and how Adam and Eve were driven out of Eden
填空题A. How about herB. What happenedC. I believe heD. poor AlanE. I can imagineF. I guess somethingG. ls she fine nowH. I don't knowRobyn: Has Alan shown up yet?Scottie: Nope. (56) might have come up.Robyn: I wonder what happened.Scottie: (57) . I hope it's nothing serious.Robyn: Last week his sister was admitted to the hospital.Scottie: Oh? (58) ?Robyn: His sister had a car accident last week.Scottie: (59) ?Robyn: She's still in a coma(昏迷).Scottie: Oh, (60) . His sister is the only he has left since his mother died last year.
填空题Capital (inflows) will also (tend to) increase the international value of the dollar, (make) it more difficult to sell U. S. (exports).
A. inflows B. tend to C. make D. exports
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Directions: There are 20 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C and D on the right side of the paper. You should choose the ONE that best fits into the passage. Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2 with a single line through the center.
English prevails in transportation and the media. The travel and (1)（ ） language of the international airwaves (2)（ ） English. Pilots and air traffic (3)（ ）speak English at all international airports. (4)（ ） traffic uses flag and light signals, (5)（ ） if vessels needed to communicate (6)（ ）, they would find a (7)（ ） language, which would probably be English.
Five of the largest (8)（ ）—CBS, NBC, ABC, the BBC, and the CBC—reach a potential (9)（ ） of about 300 million people through English broadcast. It is (10)（ ） the language of satellite TV.
Computers (11)（ ） to each other mostly in English. (12)（ ） than ten percent of all the information (13)（ ） in the more than 100 million computers around the world is (14)（ ） English.
85 percent of (15)（ ） telephone conversations are conducted in English, (16)（ ） are three-fourths of the world's mail, telexes, and cables. Computer (17)（ ） instructions and the software (18)（ ） are often supplied (19)（ ） in English.
German was once the language of science. Today more than 20 percent of all scientific papers are published (20)（ ） in English.
1.A、talkingB、dialogueC、speakingD、communication
2.A、wasB、areC、isD、were
3.A、leadersB、controllersC、directorsD、keepers
4.A、MaritimeB、AirC、LandD、Sea
5.A、andB、butC、evenD、as
6.A、verballyB、orallyC、immediatelyD、seriously
7.A、newB、friendlyC、freshD、common
8.A、castersB、TV stationsC、statesD、broadcasters
9.A、audienceB、viewerC、watcherD、crowd
10.A、notB、alsoC、howeverD、neither
11.A、speakB、sayC、readD、talk
12.A、OtherB、MoreC、NoD、Less
13.A、hiddenB、storedC、keptD、existed
14.A、inB、byC、withD、to
15.A、worldB、continentalC、internationalD、multinational
16.A、alsoB、onlyC、asD、so
17.A、programB、teachingC、classD、lesson
18.A、itB、itselfC、it selfD、its self
19.A、onlyB、mainlyC、roughlyD、simply
20.A、aboveB、mainlyC、firstD、generally
填空题He is not only responsible for the sales of the products，but also responsible for advertising．