Which of the following italicized phrases is INCORRECT?

Be More Well-Spoken1. Prepare a lot【T1】your ideas before you say them【T1】______【T2】what you'll say until you feel comfortable【T2】______Know【T3】well and make changes if necessary【T3】______2. Speak【T4】【T4】______Take the time to slow downThink about what you have to sayPay attention to the way you【T5】【T5】______Pause【T6】to prepare for the next one【T6】______If you speak too quickly, you will【T7】what you said【T7】______say senseless things 3. Use your handsThe effect of keeping hands in pockets:To forget your ideas,【T8】, confuse audiences【T8】______Less confident, weaker messageGesture with your hands: get your body into【T9】【T9】______Communication comes from mouth, posture,【T10】, etc【T10】______

Susan is very hardworking, but her pay is not ______ for her work.

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So sudden ______ that people in the building had no time to escape.

In the sentence "The thought came to him that maybe the enemy had fled the city ", the underlined part is _____.

I'd rather you ______ by train because the weather forecast said there would be heavy snow tomorrow.

This project would______a huge increase in defense spending.

He plays squash to the _____ of all other sports.

When the child saw something fierce and violent on TV, he would_______ under the table and cry.

22.______for the fact that she broke her leg, she might have passed the exam.

In the sentence "Mike, together with his parents, went camping last Sunday", the italicized phrase is

He is quite sure that it's ______ impossible for him to fulfill the task within two days.

John turned a deaf ear to his mother's suggestion, _____ he knew it to be valuable.

What a nice day! How about the three of us ______ a walk in the park nearby? （2009年考试真题）

Traditionally, local midwives would______all the babies in the area.(2013-75)

Should animal experimentation be banned? This has been an intensely discussed question for years. The following are the supporters' and opponents' opinions. Read carefully the opinions from both sides and write your response in about 200 words, in which you should first summarize briefly the opinions from both sides and then give your view on the issue. Marks will be awarded for content relevance, content sufficiency, organization and language quality. Failure to follow the above instructions may result in a loss of marks. YES Animal testing is brutal and morally wrong; therefore, it should not be encouraged. Despite the justifications given for vivisection, researchers have the obligation to reduce animal testing and animal suffering. There is a growing recognition that animal tests are mostly done for commercial purposes and most of them are avoidable. 88% of doctors agreed that laboratory experiments performed on animals can be misleading because of anatomical and physiological differences between animals and humans. NO To date, there is no satisfying substitution for animals in related experiments. Animals are used because they bear a close resemblance to humans, either in behavior or physical condition. Another reason to support animal-based experiment is that animals are inferior lives compared to humans, so they can be used as experimental subjects for human purposes. Sometimes in order to test new drugs, or study the effect of certain treatments, researchers have to use animals as test subjects, because it is impossible to experiment on human beings. Using animals for experiments is not only for our own interests but also for the interests of animals. For example, some medical discoveries can be used by veterinarians to give medical care and treatment to sick animals.

PASSAGE THREE

Because I married a photographer, once we had children, our holiday cards of course became vehicles for their cuteness and his creativity. In 2000, baby number one's chubby smiling face in a Santa hat was the cover image. In 2004, our now-four faces were ornaments on a tree. By 2006, we wore stocking caps and lay down in bed together with a thought bubble over our sleeping heads filled with cherries. Our best card was our last, in 2010. We dressed in extravagant holiday finery, gowns, jackets and bow-ties. We titled it:"Don We Now Our Gay Apparel. " That was two years ago. We mailed it out in envelopes, signed, sealed and delivered by the U.S. Postal Service and its analogues in distant lands. Good cheer and laughs in mailboxes all around! It's been downhill ever since. By last year, we'd let our mailing list go to seed. We communicated with most of our friends online and no longer had street addresses for them. I didn't know it then but my world, my social world, was changing. Today, my 1, 500 Facebook friends—1, 300 of whom I have never actually met—have already seen the best of the year's haul of pictures of my kids. They also know where I've gone on vacation and sometimes, what I cooked for dinner or what I thought of a movie on a Saturday night in May. There's little point to writing a Christmas update now, with boasts about grades and athletic skill, hospitalizations and holidays, and the dog's accidents, when we have already posted these events and so much more of our trifles all year long. The urge to share has already been well satisfied. Likewise, as receivers, we already have real-time windows into the lives of people thousands of miles away. We already know exactly how they've fared in the past year, much more than could possibly be conveyed by any single Christmas card. If a child or grandchild has been born to a former colleague or high school friend living across the continent, not only did I see it within hours on Shutterfly or Instagram or Facebook, I might have seen him or her take his or her first steps on YouTube. Still, the demise of the Christmas photo card saddens me. It predicts the end of the U.S. Postal Service. It signals the day is near when writing on paper is non-existent. Finally, it is part of a decline of a certain quality of communication, one that involved delay and anticipation, forethought and reflection. Opening these cards, the satisfaction wasn't just in the Peace on Earth greeting, but in the recognition that a distant friend or relative you hadn't heard from in a year was still thinking about you, and maybe sharing news about major events of the past 12 months. We know each other so well now, perhaps too well. And yet, all the time logged into our computers has also taken us away from our nearest and dearest. Who can say they spent as much time looking into the eyes of family, friends and neighbors as into the colorful phone or laptop screen last year? This season, instead of sending cards, my winter holiday greeting at the end of 2012 will be this: after posting the obligatory seasonal wishes online on Christmas Eve, I will be clicking off the electronic messaging services, and trying to connect in person with my friends, neighbors and family members for a change.

The government has tried to forge ______ with environmentalists.