填空题The longer we stayed there, {{U}}就越适应当地的风俗习惯{{/U}}.

填空题Translate the following two passages into Chinese．Of course, my first impulse was to prepare this man"s remains for burial(laughter), but upon reflection I said I would reprieve him for a moment or two, and give him a chance to prove his assertion if he could. We stepped into a bookstore, and he did prove it. I had really stolen that dedication, almost word for word. I could not imagine how this curious thing had happened: for I knew one thing, for a dead certainty—that a certain amount of pride always goes along with a teaspoonful of brains, and that this pride protects a man from deliberately stealing other people"s ideas. That is what a teaspoonful of brains will do for a man—and admirers had often told me I had nearly a basketful, though they were rather reserved as to the size of the basket(laughter).

填空题There has not been a favorable (respond) ______ to your plan so far.

填空题If we come ______ terms, well appoint you as our agent.

填空题The President is calculating that the event will somehow relieve the inter______ pressure on him.

填空题[A]Whatelsemightbewrong?Money?Germany'sspendingperpupilisabitbelowtheOECDaverage.ButsoisBritain'sandBritishpupils,tothesurpriseofmanythere,figuredinthetopteninallthetests.Theorganisationofschooling,then?Thatwouldbehardmjudge.Educationistheresponsibilityofthecountry's16distinctLander(states),andthevarioussystemstheyuserangefromthehighlyselectivetothefullycomprehensive.[B]Thereismoreofaclue,perhaps,tobefoundintheteachingforceitself.Germany'sschool-teachersarerelativelywellpaid,buttheyaretoofew:Germanyhasoneofthehighestpupil-teacherratiosamongOECDcountries,andinmanysubjectsanacuteshortageofteachers.Norarenewonesflockingin:two-fifthsofallteachersareover50.Oneinthreeadmitstofeeling"burntout”;nearlythree-quarterstakeearlyretirementonhealthgrounds.Inevitably,thequalityofteachingsuffers.[C]"Shocking","scandalous"and"catastrophic",politicians,parentsandeducatorshavewailedinunison.AndbeneaththeaveragefigureslieothersevenmoreshockingforGermany'sdeeplydemocraticburghers:evidenceofawidegap---oneofthewidestfoundbytheOECD'sresearchers--betweenGermany'shighest-performingstudentsanditslowest.Nearlyaquarterofits15-year-oldscouldnotreadandunderstandasimpletext.NotthatGermanycantakemuchcomfortfromtheachievementofitspupilsattheotherendofthescale.Only28%ofits15~year-oldsreachedthestudy'stoptwolevelsofreadingability,comparedwithhalfinFinland(whichwasrankedfirstoverall)andoverathirdinadozenothercountries.[D]Otherexplanationsabound.OneistheGermanzealforrotelearning,ratherthanforteachingchildrentothinkforthemselves.Anotheristheinadequatesupportgiventoweakerstudents,andtherequirementthatanypupilwhogetspoormarksinjusttwosubjectshastorepeatthewholeyear.Mostoftheother15-year-oldpupilsinvolvedintheOECDstudywereallinthesamegrade,havinggoneupwiththeircontemporariesasagroup;theGerman15-year-oldsspannedfourgrades,becausesomanyhadhadtorepeatayearormore.[E]Howcanthisbe?Whateverelse,Germanyisfamousforitsthoroughness.Itstechnicaleducationwasoneofthewondersofthe19thcentury,andlongafter.Whathasgonewrong?Almostasalarmingasthefigures,noonecantell.Blamingthelargenumberofstudentsofforeigndescent,whoaccountforoneintenpupilsinGermanschools,isnotanadequateexcuse:German-speakingAustria—yes,easy-goingAustria-cametenthinthereadingtests,althoughithasasimilarproportionofpupilsofforeigndescent.[F]SomepeopleblameGermany'scompressedschoolday,whichstartsat8amandusuallyendsat1.30pmor2pm.Manyparentswouldlikealaterstartandalongerday.SomeLanderaretryingoutall-dayschooling,butsofaronlyonasmallscale.Thebigneed,runsanotherargument,isformorefleekindergartenplaces,tohelp,inparticular,childrenfromnon-German-speakingimmigrantfamilies.Atthetopofthescale,ithaslongbeenarguedthatmorepupilsshouldbeencouragedtogoontohighereducation.Atpresent,only28%doso,comparedwithanOECDaverageof45%—andonly16%emerge(typically,somesixyearslater)withadegree.Sincethereportwaspublishedlastweek,Germanshavebeenrackingtheirbrainsoverallthesequestionsandmore.Nooneyethastheanswers.ButmanyGermansarealreadyconvincedthatnothingshortofa"culturalrevolution"throughouttheeducationsystemisnowrequired.[G]Theshameofit[finanewstudyofschoolpupils'performancebytheOECD,Germany,theworld'sthird-biggesteconomicpower,the"landofpoetsandthinkers",wasrankedamiserable21stoutof31countriesforthereadingabilitiesofits15-year-olds,20thinmathematicsand20thinscience.Acountrylongproud--andseeminglywithreason--ofitsrecordineducationhasbeenshownupasaDummkopf.Itsgovernmentandcitizensalikeareinatizzyofalarmandself-doubt.Order:

填空题Raelene: What are your chances of getting that job?Burt: I believe I have a very good chance.

填空题Please read the following passage and translate it into Chinese．(北京外国语大学2013研，考试科目：英语基础测试(技能))Shakespeare starts by assuming that to make yourself powerless is to invite an attack. This does not mean that everyone will turn against you, but in all probability someone will. If you throw away your weapons, some less scrupulous person will pick them up. If you turn the other cheek, you will get a harder blow on it than you got on the first one. This does not always happen, but it is to be expected, and you ought not to complain if it does happen. The second blow is, so to speak, part of the act of turning the other cheek. First of all, therefore, there is the vulgar, common-sense moral "Don"t relinquish power: don"t give away your lands. " But there is also another moral. Shakespeare never utters it in so many words, and it does not very much matter whether he was fully aware of it:" Give a-way your lands if you want to, but don"t expect to gain happiness by doing so. Probably you won"t gain happiness. If you live for others, you must live for other, and not as a roundabout way of getting advantage for yourself. "

填空题From now on, he will wear a suit all day and others will call him "Mr. Bloggs," not "Alf".

填空题e-commerce e-cash e-dictionary e-journal e-mail e-merchant e-classroom e-shopper

填空题There was an______(expect)two-hour delay because of the bad weather.

填空题All languages have three major components; a sound system, a system of ______ and a system of semantics.

填空题Teenagers always long for the time which they are able to be independent . A. long for B. which C. are able to D. independent

填空题distinguish, distinction, distort, distract The animal is quite____by the black stripes above its eyes.

填空题She and her husband have different views on many issues.

填空题The idea of______was first developed by Roman Jacobson(1896 - 1982)in the 1940s as a means of working out a set of phonological contrasts or oppositions to capture particular aspects of language sounds.

填空题You will see this product ______ where you go. (advertise)