单选题A.Fifteenminutes.C.Forty-fiveminutes.B.Halfofanhour.D.Twentyminutes.

单选题 When a conductor in Spain asked to see her train ticket, Janet Loops, an exercise instructor from Palo Alto, Calif., reached for her purse-and discovered her wallet was gone. She had no ticket, passport, credit cards, traveler's checks, cash. It took nearly a week to get a new passport and traveler's checks. Her trip was almost ruined. To guard against such disasters, especially, overseas, some experts suggest carrying your money and documents in a small, flat pouch around your neck and tucked under your clothing. A fanny pack can be used if carried in front, but be alert-it can be cut off. Other possible ways to foil(阻挠) pickpockets: Wrap rubber bands around a wallet to make it harder to lift from a pocket. Have zippers sewn into your blazer pockets. The key is to stay alert and "pack your common sense," says Alfred Boza, a Miami Beach police detective. Know, for instance, that thieves could be watching for you to leave' your bags unattended briefly at airport security checkpoints. If you're driving in unfamiliar places, keep as little as possible in your car's passenger area, where "smash and grab" thieves can get it. That means hiding luggage in the trunk and leaving nothing of value inside the passenger area when the car is parked. Also never leave maps-the mark of a tourist-visible. "Know where you're going before you get there," Boza says. "When shopping, leave your most expensive purchase for last." Ask at your hotel what parts of the city are dangerous, and avoid them. Before leaving his hotel room, Robin Myers, a computer researcher in Cupertino, Calif. , puts cameras and other articles too large for the hotel safe into luggage with combination locks. Wherever you are - in case of an emergency - have a phone credit card and know how to use it. The card will enable you to call an 800 number for help, sparing you the need for coins or collect calls.

单选题Visitors to Britain are always complaining about English food because they rarely get a chance to eat it. Most of the restaurants in large towns have foreign owners and serve foreign food. Those who do know English food are clear that it can be really very good. Furthermore, some people are not really interested in food. They think people eat to live, not live to eat. So they prefer food that is simple and easy to cook, or ready prepared food which only needs heating up before eating.

单选题When informed they had eaten the flesh of rattlesnake, some of the author's guests ______.

单选题The author says that moral problems are more urgent because ______.

单选题A)90miles.B)180miles.C)270miles.D)360miles.

单选题______ the weather improves, we will suffer a huge loss in the tourist industry.

单选题______to the city the day after tomorrow, she would buy that new dictionary for me. A. Were she to go B. If she will go C. Would she have gone D. ff she had gone

单选题The reason ______ I can't come is that I am having a headache.A) becauseB) whyC) asD) for

单选题A) Jenny Santini's assistant. C) The new export salesperson. B) Jim Price's secretary. D) The head of the Personnel Department.

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单选题Are you going to fix the car yourself, or are you going to have it ______?

单选题Reading is learning, but applying is also learning and the more important kind of learning at that.A) 看书是学习，但是应用也是学习，同时更重要的学习种类是那样。B) 读书是学习，使用也是学习，而且是更重要的学习。C) 阅读是学习，但是实施也是学习，更重要的学习种类在那点上。D) 读书是学习，但使用也是学习，并且是更重要种类的学习。

单选题Directions: The following is a job advertisement. After reading it, you ole required to complete the outline below it(No. 46 through No. 50). You should write your answers briefly(in no more than 3 words). Live-in Caregiver Terms of Employment: Permanent, Full Time, Shift, Day. Salary: $1,800 monthly for 44 hours per week. Education: Completion of high school, Completion of college/CEGEP/vocational or technical training Credentials(certificates, licenses, memberships, courses, etc. ): First Aid Certificate Experience: 2 years to less than 3 years Languages: Speak English, read English, write English Specific Skills: Prepare and serve nutritious meals, Perform light housekeeping and cleaning duties Work Location Information: Work in employer's/client's home, Urban area Essential Skills: Oral communication Other Information: The live-in caregiver looks after a 81 years old lady. Accommodation will be provided for $336/month Employer: Johnson Lee How to Apply: Please apply for this job only in the manner specified by the employer. Failure to do so may result in your application not being properly considered for the position. By phone: between 14:30 and 20:00(780)484-9918 Advertised until: 2009/08/04 A job advertisement Position Offered: {{U}}(46) {{/U}} Qualifications: 1. {{U}}(47) {{/U}}certificate. 2. required language: {{U}}(48) {{/U}} Responsibilities: to take care of a {{U}}(49) {{/U}} years old lady. Time of contact: between{{U}} (50) {{/U}}

单选题It is ______ for this parents to buy him a computer since they make ends meet.

单选题We don't know the woman ______ he talked this morning.A) to whomB) whoC) to whichD) that

单选题Directions: After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions or unfinished statements, numbered 36 through 40. For each question or statement there are 4 choices marked A, B, C and D.You should make the correct choice and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the centre. Online services are managed by a host system that maintains a base of information available to satellite users. Users of so-called "dumb" terminals (i.e., those without processing capability) simply access the information base via programs stored on the system. Personal computer (PC) users typically access the host through a modem (调制解调器). A PC software program serves as an interface (接口) between the server and a PC, allowing the user to operate through the online system and select different databases using a keyboard or a mouse. National and regional online systems usually have local telephone numbers that PC modems can call to access either a local information base or an indirect long-distance connection, thus reducing long-distance telephone fees. Some online systems allow users to copy large volumes of information onto a local memory storage device, which also reduces the time the user is connected to the online system. Besides offering a great number of different information bases, ranging from full-text journal libraries to reports of missing children, online services allow users to, for example, reserve airline tickets, buy stocks, purchase goods, and communicate with other users. In exchange for the service, users usually pay a monthly membership fee. They may also pay to connect to various databases on the service or to download information.

单选题We are so sorry not to be able to accept your kind invitation to luncheon on the nineteenth. Unfortunately, our plans have been changed, and we will be returning to New York oft Friday. I do hope we can have the opportunity in the near future. Richard joins me in kind regards.

单选题The steady rise in the quality of our products owes much to the improvements of the management.

单选题 The Bush administration is considering an audit of the national school lunch program to make sure that all the children receiving free and reduced-price lunches come from families that are truly low-income. The Department of Agriculture says about 28 million children get their lunch each day through the program, which cost 68 billion in 2002. A USDA study last year estimated that one in five children participating might be ineligible because the family's income is too high. USDA estimates that 10 billion of the funding bought lunches for ineligible children. A family of four with an annual income of up to 23,530 qualify for free meals. Families that make 33,485 qualify for reduced-price lunches costing up to 40 cents. Administration officials and lawmakers say they're trying to keep recipients honest while not scaring away needy families. What happens with the program won't just affect how many children receive free chicken nuggets, chocolate milk and canned fruit salad. States and school districts use the program figures to estimate poverty levels at schools, so the results also could affect the amount of government aid at all levels that makes its way down to struggling schools. Schools rely on parents to report their income but generally don't require proof. "When you start tightening up the scrutiny on these applications, families become fearful and they don't ap ply," says Gaye Lynn MacDonald of the school food service association.