填空题If you think independence means the opportunity to be totally ______, then a relationship means some sacrifice of independence. (self)

填空题Gooch, who as captain of that touring party was the main target, felt under so much per______ pressure that at one stage he actually had thought of quitting his job.

填空题Living in the country is less (expense) ______ than living in the city.

填空题Translate the following into Chinese．(北京林业大学2007研，考试科目：基础英语)The Coca-Cola Company was 108 years old on the morning that Ivester set off for Rome, and it was already the biggest soft-drink company in the world. Nineteen ninety-four was its greatest year yet. People drank Coca-Cola morning, noon, and night in the United States, where Coke had gotten started. In many places Coca-Cola stood in for coffee as the way people began their day. It had replaced milk and fruit juice in many lunchboxes, even in baby bottles in some places, if everything you heard was true. Ivester liked to predict that one day, along with red wine and water goblets, a formal table setting would have to include a broad-shouldered Coca-Cola glass.That was just one of Ivester"s goals. And he usually got what he wanted. Over the previous decade, he had transformed Coke from a nodding institution into a sleek and ultra-competitive global champion, envied and imitated by dozens of other American companies. Along with two colleagues, Roberto Goizueta and Donald Keough, he had created a monolith that tapped skillfully into emerging markets and pumped unexpected growth out of old ones. They had turned a well-known brand-name soda into a money machine, an ice-veined fountain jingling with cash. As Ivester drove along the road to Rome, Coca-Cola was the best-known product in the world. The company was selling Coke at the rate of 850 million eight-ounce bottles a day, or 310 billion bottles a year.

填空题{{U}}依靠我们自己{{/U}}, we overcame all the difficulties in building the highway.

填空题Nowadays most companies don't judge an employee simply {{U}}根据其所受的教育{{/U}}.

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填空题The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to acquire it.

填空题{{U}}由于健康状态不佳{{/U}}, she could not hold the job any longer.

填空题She says its my ______ but I was just doing what she told me to do． 她说这都是我的过错，但我只不过是照她告诉我的去做的。

填空题Put the following passage into English．(上海海事大学2007研，考试科目：英汉互译) 博客能不能代替阅读? 2005年新浪blog 2．0的推出，使得博客一时间成为网络虚拟世界里的新宠。现在至少70％的网民都是博客用户，以至于眼下的时代被称为“博客时代”。于是，有人预言：“20年内，博客必将取代图书”，“博客时代，人们不要再读书了”。也有人担心：“有了博客，读书的人将越来越少。”其实，这种预言是没有根据的，这种担心也属杞人忧天。因为博客的实质只不过是一种“网络日志”，即在网页上按照时间顺序排列个人信息的一种记录形式。博客的最大特点就是利用网络空间，发表自己的观点主张，最大程度地彰显个人的自主性或独立性。尽管它正在成为一种越来越重要的文化载体甚至社会载体，但是无论如何都不可能取代最古老的知识传承方式——读书。 博客能不能代替阅读?答案是否定的。就像收音机、电视、手机短信、网络聊天的出现尽管冲击了传统的阅读方式，但始终不可能真正代替阅读本身一样。

填空题Northern Europeans will not forget the name Eyjafjallajokull (埃亚菲亚德拉冰盖) in a hurry, even if they may have trouble pronouncing it. Monday April 19th marked a fifth day of jet-free skies over a huge swathe of the continent as a result of the eruption of the Icelandic volcano, which began pumping large quantities of ash into the sky last Wednesday. (41) ______. Demonstrating the unpredictability of volcanic eruptions, Britain's National Air Traffic Service said on Monday afternoon that airspace in Scotland and parts of northern England would reopen on Tuesday morning, and sounded optimistic that the rest of Britain would be cleared for flying later in the day; hut later switched to a more cautious tone as a new ash cloud began spreading. Earlier, Norway, Sweden and Finland had allowed a few mainly domestic flights to operate. The civil-aviation authorities had come under strong pressure from European airlines, several of whom had conducted successful test flights in the supposed danger zone. However, the engines of a Finnish military jet did suffer considerable damage as a result of breathing in the ash. By late on Monday night there was still no clear answer as to how long the disruption might last. (42) ______ Furthermore, there is no way of telling what concentration of ash the test aircraft were flying through. The best source of information for the moment is a theoretical model of where the cloud might be, taking into account the prevailing wind and other weather conditions. One interesting wrinkle is that studies of natural disasters tend to be paid for by insurance companies. As volcano eruption is deemed to be an uninsurable (不可予以保险的) risk, there are few studies to turn to. (43) ______ The industry body reckons that its members have been losing $ 200m a day as a result of the shut-down. On Monday British Airways said that it and other European airlines had asked for cash from the EU in compensation for the losses suffered because of the closure of airspace, citing the bailout offered to American airlines in the wake of the September 11th 2001 terror attacks. IATA reckons the situation for Europe's airlines is even worse than then. (44) ______ If meteorologists and vulcanologists developed a dynamic model of the ash cloud's progress, it might be possible to keep more airports open, and to reroute planes to get passengers moving again. Wind patterns could change at any time and some reckon that they might do so by the end of the week. If the ash cloud were to drift in another direction flights could be sent around or above it. But when it sits over Europe's biggest airports, that is all but impossible. And while there remains any uncertainty, passengers may decide not to make trips in case the temporary respite reverses along with the wind. stranding them far from home. (45) ______ Some fear that they could be in for a long wait. Icelandic volcanic activity has been low for some time. Eyjafjallajokull is particularly prone to producing the fine ash that has caused the current mayhem. So far, aside from airlines and air travellers, the impact has been limited. But as the shutdown continues Europe's fragile economies will suffer as tourists fail to arrive, meetings are cancelled and businesses with supply chains that rely on air freight nervously watch stocks running down.[A] This uncertainty has led the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to plead on behalf of its members for Europe's government to rethink policy on shutting airspace.[B] If the eruption were to worsen again, there are several ways that the damage wrought by the volcano might be mitigated.[C] That fine volcanic ash could pose a risk to jet engines, which have broken down in the past' after exposure to similar volcanic material. Many of Europe's busiest airports remained out of action.[D] Some air freight might take to the road or water—98% of the world's trade is already carried by ship. And plenty of the world's container vessels are sitting idly waiting for the world economy to pick up after the recent recession in the rich world.[E] For one thing, the European Aviation Safety Agency says that there is currently no consensus as to what is an acceptable level of ash in the atmosphere.[F] Some airlines were offering little compensation, leaving cash-strapped travelers to turn a number of international airports into impromptu emergency shelters. Across Europe, meanwhile, authorities were weighing cancellations of championship soccer matches and heads of state were altering travel plans.[G] Even if the volcano stopped emitting ash immediately, it might take two or more weeks before airlines could restore their schedules, with planes and crew stuck around the globe along with their passengers.

填空题We can argue over this point forever without obtaining any result.(anywhere) ____________________.

填空题According to Darwin, random changes that enhance {{U}}a species'{{/U}} ability {{U}}for surviving{{/U}} {{U}}are{{/U}} naturally selected and passed on {{U}}to succeeding{{/U}} generations. A. a species' B. for surviving C. are D. to succeeding

填空题______refers to the change of a sound as a result of the influence of an adjacent sound. (中山大学2005研)

填空题The flowers of mature lime trees have a delicious ______ smell. (honey)

填空题I tried to see it, ______ the invisible and immeasurable energy of mass of an atom, a cell, a person; I could almost see it. (vision)