填空题So far the gardeners ______ no instructions as to what to do next．到目前为止，园丁们还没有得到下一步要做什么的指示。

填空题The methods of stipulating quality of the goods include ______, ______ and ______.

填空题I came here three and a half months ago. I think I have made a good progress in English. A. came B. a half months C. have made D. a good progress

填空题他把事情一五一十地都跟老师讲了。

填空题Philip is good at writing．Last week his composition was once again ______ for special praise． 菲利普很擅长写作。上周他的作文又被挑选出来予以特别奖励。

填空题Confucian

填空题Payments should be made ______ sight draft.

填空题The length of time you stay at a party ______ (show)the relationship between you and the host．

填空题Every country with a monetary system (of its own) has to have (some kind) of market (which) dealers can buy and sell in bills, notes and other forms of (short-term credit) card. A. of its own B. some kind C. which D. short-term credit

填空题Economics is all about consumption. A healthy economy is largely a result of a reasonable balance between consumption today and consumption deferred. To figure out what our buying behavior says about the U.S. economy"s future, my colleagues and I at NPR"s "Planet Money" went searching for as many shopping-based indicators as we could find, hoping some would unlock a hidden story about what Americans are feeling and where the country is headed. The results were mixed, but we did uncover some ominous signs. Lipstick sales used to go up when the economy went down, perhaps because women were searching for a cheap pick-me-up or an edge in a job interview—and sales of lipsticks are way up right now. Women"s underwear sales are down, which historically suggests intense frugality and more rough times ahead. But there are also some optimistic indicators. Sales of men"s underwear, one of Alan Greenspan"s favorite metrics for predicting growth, are also up. Sales of cheap spirits, which soared during the worst of the recession (people need an affordable way to self-medicate), have now stabilized, meaning, at the very least, that people can now afford better liquor. Of all the indicators we looked at, one of the most consistently accurate was Champagne sales. The amount of French Champagne that Americans consume has predicted—with nearly 90 percent accuracy—the average American income one year later. Apparently, when we pop a Champagne cork, we know that good times are ahead. Champagne sales hurtled upward twice in recent history—at the peak of the Internet bubble in 1999 and the housing bubble in 2007. These were both followed by slowdowns as fewer people found reason to celebrate. There are so many indicators to choose from that you could glean just about anything regarding our economic future. In fact, the most telling indicator appears to be the sheer number of indicators themselves. Americans now have so many seductive things they can buy that there are ample consumer options no matter what we feel. Partly as a result, savings—known in economics as deferred consumption—have fallen steadily for more than 30 years. The decline of the savings rate is particularly troubling because it is consistent through busts and booms. During the fast growth of the late 1990s and mid-2000s, and the dark times that followed, people have been choosing to spend more and save less than ever before. Paradoxically, this happened just as pensions have been disappearing and life spans have been increasing. It suggests that Americans are so caught up in every short-term enthusiasm or agony that they haven"t thought enough about long-term fiscal health. America will, most likely, need to find a more normal, sustainable level of consumption, and that"s exactly the problem. What does a reasonable balance between consumption now and consumption deferred actually look like? That"s what we need to figure out. A. the American economy shows signs of recovery. B. American consumption lacks sustainable momentum. C. the American economy falls from its peak. D. the American economy is stuck in recession. E. the American economy is booming in its hey day. F. Americans consume more than can afford. G. the American economy outlook is mixed and uncertain.

填空题The president of the company has made a detailed explanation to tell the press why the company has decided to alter its promotion po______.

填空题除了现在，我任何时候都能去.

填空题 Column A Column B 1)Horn (a)"father of modem linguistics" 2)Malinowski (b)Systemic-functional Grammar 3)Halliday (c)the Q-principle and the R-principle 4)Hyme (d)a large body of machine-readable texts 5)Saussure (e)communicative competence 6)computer corpus (f)correct grammatically but improper in a communicationalcontext 7)mistake (g)"linguistic environment" and "meaning as functions in thecontext of situation" 8)syllabus (h)constructed by second or foreign language learners 9)interlanguage (i)speaker's meaning, contextual meaning, or extra meaning 10)illocutionary force (j)the planning of a course of instruction

填空题Author______Title______ My mother danced all night and Roberta"s was sick. That"s why we were taken to St. Bonny"s. People want to put their arms around you when you tell them you were in a shelter, but it really wasn"t bad. No big long room with one hundred beds like Bellevue.

填空题Hes already altered some of his economic p______ to accommodate demands of special interests.

填空题Heroic couplet is one of the traditional verse forms in English poetry. ______is believed to be the first English poet to have adopted this form in his poems.

填空题 Name Henry Alfred Kissinger Birthday May 27, 1993 Nationality 11 Birthplace Germany Major ______ science 12 Degree Doctorate Experience 1938 Went to the United States 1943-1946 Served in the Us. Army 1954-1969 Taught at ______ University 13 1969 Entered ______ service 14 ______ Won Nobel Peace Prize 15

填空题The American Space Agency ______ (delay)the launch of the Shuttle Endeavour while it tries to find out what damage ______ (do)by 11 lightening strikes around the launch pad at Cape Canaveral.