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填空题__________(你最好行为规矩些) if you do not want your boss to lose his temper.

填空题____________(尽管人们兴趣不尽相同), we can still make friends with one another.

填空题S8. What does the passage mainly talk about?{{U}} S8 {{/U}}.

填空题The people offered a stiff resistance ______ the invaders.

填空题______(面对孩子的抱怨) of "nothing to do", parents were paying large numbers of dollars for various forms of entertainment.

填空题Teachers have different preferences about the places where the central idea of the speech should be given.

填空题There are more than ______ human languages in use worldwide.

填空题When I was young, my dad and I searched the shed for glass jars and filled them with varying 1 of water to make our own musical instrument. For me it was the start of a lifelong 2 for science—yet I didn"t go on to become a scientist. I was a 3 fan of painting and writing at school, so I saw myself as an artist. I excluded myself from science because I didn"t think I could do both. We need scientists more than ever, not least to work out how to 4 the effects of climate change. But like me, many children who 5 show an interest in science are rejecting the subject at school. What"s the reason and what can we do about it? I believe that children are natural-born scientists. They have exploring spirit and they aren"t 6 to admit that they don"t know something. If you think about the spirit of science—deciding what you want to find out, setting out how you"re going to discover it, then carrying out the experiment and coming to a 7 —that"s how kids work. Unfortunately, most of us lose this as we get 8 . Instead of finding things out by ourselves, we. make 9 that often turn out to be wrong. So it"s not a matter of getting kids interested in science. You just have to find a way to 10 killing the passion for learning that they were born with. A. afraid I. initially B. amounts J. massive C. assumptions K. older D. avoid L. passion E. conclusion M. stronger F. eager N. tackle G. finally O. understanding H. illusions

填空题The design had been altered many times __________ (才开始时兴).

填空题Now the Brazil's government thinks the conservation of the forest is more important than the economic development.

填空题People in Hamburg made the first modern hamburger from pork and beef, therefore the food got its name.

填空题By the time you arrive home, I _________________ (已经动身去巴黎了).

填空题Were ______ (如果分们在我们出发前到达的话) the day after tomorrow, we should treat them to a wonderful dinner.

填空题According to the passage, diamonds are cherished by people because they are rarer.