问答题What are also included in Mark Steven’s letter apart from the catalogue and price list?
问答题动物园宣称它们保护濒危动物是希望动物们有朝一口可以重返野外生活。(in the hope of)
问答题You wish to enroll in a PhD course (of your choice) at a UK university. You have already written a letter to the university asking for information but have received no reply. Write a letter to the university explaining your concern, because the course starts in less than two months. You need to know if you can still enroll, and you also require further information about the course, including the cost. Write a letter of about 100 words in an appropriate style on the answer sheet. Do not write any postal addresses．Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter．
问答题Write on, the .following topic.
Time is too slow for those who wait;
Too swift for those who fear;
Too long for those who grieve;
Too short for those who rejoice;
But for those who love, time is eternity.
——Henry Van Dyke
Read the poem, what does it say about how time can appear to go quickly or slowly? Write an essay of no less than 160 words in which you discuss the moral of the poem and express yo0ur personal views on the subject. Write the essay on rite Answer Sheet.
问答题Task Ⅱ Directions: Write a composition of no less than 150 words, giving your views about Intellectual Dishonesty. You should describe the phenomenon first and then give some reasons and possible measures to take.
问答题我不知道有多少学生涉及到这次事件。(be involved in )
问答题做一个好的倾听者不仅能使你变得更有耐心，而且能够改善人际关系。(not only…， but also…)
问答题我们怎么高地估计现代科学的价值也不过分。(can not…too)
问答题Life By Langston Hughes Life can be good, Life can be bad. Life is mostly cheerful. But sometimes sad. Life can be dreams, Life can be great thoughts; Life can mean a person Sitting in court. Life can be dirty, Life can even be painful; but life is what you make it． So try to make it beautiful. You should write between 180 and 200 words. Now write the essay on the Answer Sheet
问答题Sales in a department store have been decreasing for several months. As an assistant to the Customer Service Director, you are sent to find out what was going on. Write a memo of no fewer than 80 words to the Personnel Director and the Training Manager: · reminding them of the problem; · explaining your findings--staff not interested in helping customers and unhappy in their jobs ; · suggesting that you meet to talk about possible solutions. You should write the memo on the Answer Sheet.
问答题Iamveryfragile.Whenyousaymyname,youbreakme.What’smyname?
问答题Instructions:
Translate the following sentences into English, using the words given in the brackets. Remember to write the answers on the Answer Sheet.
问答题In comparison with the lives of other postgraduate students, the
life of a student doctor is far from easy. Despite the heavy workload, it seems
that the more you learn, the more you rely what you still need to study. As a
result, it is not unusual for students to drop out. Misguided teachers attempt
to simplify matters in an environment that demands the very best of its
practitioners. The situation is little better in the year or
two years after qualifying. Poorly paid for such long hours, many junior doctors
find themselves becoming disillusioned with medicine. The more depressed they
become, the more likely they are to look elsewhere for a career, wasting up to
seven years of training and education. An unfortunate statistic is that of those
that qualify as doctors, 18% do not remain in the profession for more than three
years. Answer the following questions according to the
passage.
问答题Before Sir Richard Burton attempted to discover the source of the Nile, what was the world"s longest river?
问答题中国只是最近几年才开始发展核动力工业，因此应当不失时机地迎头赶上。
问答题Write an essay of no less than 160 words in which you discuss the moral of the following passage and express your personal views on the subject. Now write the letter on the answer sheet. Courage is the greatest of all virtues, because if you don' t have courage, you will not have an opportunity to use any of the others. -Samuel Johnson
问答题Scientistshavecuredcolorblindnessinmonkeysusinggenetherapy.Aswellasallowingcolor-blindhumanstotellredfromgreen,theinnovativetechniquecouldrestoresighttotheblind.Sufferersofage,relatedmaculardegeneration—themostcommoncauseofblindnessintheelderly—areamongthemillionswhocouldeventuallybenefit.ResearcherJayNeitzsaid:"Ifwecouldfindawaytodothiswithcompletesafetyinhumaneyes,aswedidwithmonkeys,therewouldbealotofpeoplewhowouldwantit.Wehopethetechnologywillbeusefulincorrectingalotofdifferentvisiondisorders."ProfessorNeitzusedgenetherapy—injectionsofgenes—toallowtwomalesquirrelmonkeyscalledSamandDaltontoseeinfullcolorforthefirsttime.Likesomehumanswithred-greencolourblindness,themonkeyslackedapigmentthatthecones—thecolour—detectorcellsatthebackoftheeye—needtoseeredandgreen.Asaresult,theysawbothredandgreenasshadesofgrey.Othercolours,suchasorange,blueandbrownappearedwashed-out.Tocorrecttheirvision,theUSscientistsinjectedthemonkey'seyeswithmillionsofcopiesofageneneededtomakethemissingpigment,thejournalNaturereports.Importantly,themonkeyswereinjectedwithahumangene,suggestingthesametechniquewouldworkonpeople.Fourmonthslater,theirvisionsuddenlyimproved.ProfessorNeitz,oftheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattle,said:"Itwasasiftheywokeupandsawthesenewcolours.Theyunquestionablyrespondedtocoloursthathadbeeninvisibletothem."Aversionofthecolourblindnesstestthatisusedinschoolsaroundtheworldshowedjusthowmuchtheirvisionhasimproved.DrKatherineMancuso,thestudy'sleadauthor,said:"Theirperformanceonredandgreenwassimilar,butnotquiteasgood,asafemalemonkeywhohadnormalcolourvisionsincebirth."Theneedtoprovethataddinggenestothebodydoesnotcauseharmfulside-effectsmeansitwillbesometimebeforethemethodisroutinelyusedtocorrectcolourblindnessinhumans.Despitethis,theresearchersareoptimisticandpointoutthatgenetherapyisalreadybeingtestedonBritonsandAmericanswitharare,hereditaryformofblindnesscalledLeber'scongenitalamaurosis.Thetechniquecouldalsobeadaptedtotreatotherconditionsthatinvolveproblemswithgenesinthecolouranddetail-detectingconecellsatthebackoftheeye.Theseincludeage-relatedmaculardegeneration,inwhichthedeteriorationofcentralvisionmakesitincreasinglydifficulttocarryouteverydaytaskssuchasreadinganddriving.Blindnesslinkedtodiabetesmightalsobetreated.CathyYelf,oftheMacularDiseaseSociety,saidtheresearchwas"veryinteresting"butcautioned:"Apracticalgenetherapyformaculardegenerationisstillsomewayoff."Answerthefollowingquestionswiththeinformationgiveninthepassageinamaximumof10wordsforeachquestion.1.Whatisthemostcommoncauseofblindnessintheelderly?
问答题作为总统，我所做的一切——每一个决定，每一个行政命令，提议和签署的每一项法令，都是在努力为美国人民提供工具和创造条件，来实现美国的梦想，建设美国的未来。(propose and sign)
问答题本书共分十个单元，内容涉及计算机应用。(divide；deal with)
问答题PavarottiDiesAged71TheItalianoperastarLucianoPavarottidiedathishomeinModena,aged71.Thetenor,whohelpedtakeoperatoanewmassaudience,hadbeendiagnosedwithpancreaticcancerlastyearandhadfurthertreatmentinAugust2007.Hismanager,TerriRobson,saidPavarottidiedat5amonSeptember6."Themaestrofoughtalong,toughbattleagainstthepancreaticcancerwhicheventuallytookhislife.Characteristically,heremainedpositiveuntilfinallysuccumbingtothelaststagesofhisillness,"Mr.Robsonsaidinastatement.PavarottiwasconsideredbysomecriticstohavebeenthegreatesttenorsinceEnricoCaruso.Hemadehisprofessionaldebutin1961,asRodolfoinPuccini'sLaBohemeattheoperahouseinReggioEmilia.HismostcelebratedperformancecameatNewYork'sMetropolitanOperaHouse,wherehehitninehighCsinDonizetti'sLafilleduregiment.ButPavarottireachedanewglobalaudienceduringthe1990footballWorldCup,whenhisinterpretationofthePucciniariaNessunDormawaschosenasthetournament'sthemetune.Itbecameaninternationalhit.LaterEssentialPavarottibecamethefirstclassicalalbumtoreachNumber1intheUKcharts.The1990WorldCupwasalsothevenueofthefirstofthehugelypopularThreeTenorconcertsthatPavarottiperformedwithPlacidoDomingoandJoseCarreras.Hismosthigh-profileperformanceinBritainwasthePavarottiintheParkconcert,inarain-soddenHydeParkin1991.Hisfriend,Diana,PrincessofWales,wasinthefrontrow.Likemanyoperastars,Pavarottialsohadareputationforbeingdemanding.AtaRoyalVarietyperformanceinEdinburgh,hereportedlydemandedafullyfittedkitchentobebuiltintohishotelsuite.Healsofrequentlycancelledconcertsatshortnotice.Buthealsoraisedmillionsofpoundsforgoodcausesaroundtheworldinanumberofcharityperformances.Domingoledthetributestohisfellowtenor."IalwaysadmiredtheGod-givengloryofhisvoice."hesaid."IalsolovedhiswonderfulsenseofhumorandonseveraloccasionsduringourconcertswithJoseCarreraswehadtroublerememberingthatweweregivingaconcertbeforeapayingaudience,becausewehadsomuchfunbetweenourselves."TheBritishtenorRussellWatsontoldGMTVthatPavarottiwas"withoutquestion"themanwhobroughtoperatothepeople."TheWorldCupwastheThreeTenorsledbyPavarotti,withaveryentertainingversionofNessunDonna.Infact,it'snowcalled'Pavarotti'sNessonDonna',"Watsonsaid."Hisvoicewassodistinctivethatyouonlyneededtolistentoacoupleofbarsandyouknewitwashim,hehadincrediblepowerandcontrol./