填空题They rented the old house ______ the assumption that the landlord would paint it.

填空题Perfectionist applicants who have a strong need to do well and a high expectation of themselves are more likely to suffer excessive nervousness in an interview.

填空题____________________ (随着他的身体状况日渐好转), the patient's mood has changed visibly.

填空题My husband sympathized ______ my proposal to move to a new apartment.

填空题When tour operators lower their price, they may ______.

填空题Many famous corporations have abandoned their signature towers since their employees can work from home via phone and PC.

填空题Zoos have existed for so long that no one knows the origins of the first ones. At one time, zoos were 21 to entertain kings, queens, princes and princesses. Today, there are probably over 500 public zoos 22 the world. The one with the greatest 23 of animals is in Berlin. Years ago, zoos always 24 animals in barred cages, but now zoos try to keep their animals in more natural surroundings. As a result, there is great 25 in the ways animals are treated, housed and bred. One of the best zoos in the United States is at San Diego in California, where the climate makes it possible for the animals to live 26 most of the year. As civilization spreads and natural wildernesses are reduced, zoos have become more important. They 27 places where rare animals can be saved from extinction. Game reserves have 28 in parts of Europe for hundreds of years for hunting purposes. Today, however, they are usually places where wildlife are safe from hunters and can live and breed 29 by man. One of the largest 30 in the world is the Kruger National Park in South Africa, where elephants, zebras and lions are among the attractions. A. preparation B. variety C. around D. provide E. used F. outdoors G. kept H. saving I. undisturbed J. improvement K. reserves L. passionate M. reasonable N. existed O. unhappy

填空题" _________________(把头台起来) !" ordered Uncle Song, but the man refuse to do so.

填空题I asked successful people what the secret of their success was. I recall an early 1 with a vice president of a large oil company. "Oh, I just keep a To Do List," he said. I passed over that quickly, little 2 the importance of what he said. I was in another city the next day and I had lunch with a businessman who 3 owned the town. He was chairman of the gas and light company, president of five 4 companies, and had his hand in a dozen other 5 I asked him how he managed to get everything done. "Oh, that"s easy," he said. "I keep a To Do List," The first thing in the morning, he told me, he would list what he wanted to 6 that day. He would arrange the items in priority. During the day he would cross off items and add others as they 7 him. In the evening he would check to see how many of the items he had 8 still remained undone and then give himself a score. His goal was to cross off every single item. Again and again in the years since, when I have talked to successful people, the To Do List has come up. I have found that one difference between people at the top of the 9 and people at the bottom is that those at the top use a To Do List every day to 10 their time; those at the bottom don"t.

填空题__________________(越多) tourists arrive,_______________(越严重) pollution problem perplexes (困扰) us.

填空题He decided to make further improvements on the computer"s design ______ the light of the requirements of customers.

填空题It is reported that DNA tests put death penalty under fire. The issue of wrongful convictions does not (47) just to cases that pre-date DNA testing. A growing scandal in Texas (48) as a reminder that genetic tests can be reliable if only those who are carrying them out are reliable. On 4 January, a report was published on the Houston Police Department's (49) laboratory. The DNA unit of the Texas lab was closed in 2002, after a series of (50) by local television news station KHOU. Now, an independent investigation, which has looked at 1,100 cases so far, (51) the lab with problems including contamination of samples, misrepresentation of (52) in court and failure to use controls. In two cases, one of which put a man on death row, a clear absence of the (53) 's genetic markers in a sample was called "inconclusive" and not reported. Investigators (54) lack of funding and incompetent management, among other factors. "The complete lack of outside scrutiny (详细的检查) of the crime lab's operations, procedures, and reporting of results allowed serious deficiencies.., to become so egregious (惊人) that analysts in the lab simply had now (55) on how bad their practices were," the report reads. DNA analyzed at the lab is being (56) , and at least one person has been freed.A) servesI) accusesB) retestedJ) blamedC) numbers K) considersD) exposes L) perspectiveE) statistics M) relateF) crime N) applyG) charges O) interviewsH) suspect

填空题Bermuda Triangle is the best place for Beings from outer space because it is quite suitable for them.

填空题Besides offering the communication service to the passengers, this new system will also improve ______.

填空题Just fancy__________________(生活会是什么样子) if we had no electricity!