语法与词汇A man who ________ after his heart stopped described experience to other people

语法与词汇The old advice to dress for the job you want, not the job you have, may have roots in more than simply others perceive you 一 many studies show that the clothes you wear can affect your mental and physical performance

语法与词汇We dont ________any difficulties in completing the project so long as we keep within our schedule and budget

语法与词汇The woman over there is not one but Julia and Marys mother

语法与词汇The secretary is very competent, and she can finish writing all these letters within one hour

语法与词汇After days of negotiations, the union finally reached a provisional agreement with management

语法与词汇They fought their enemies with any weapons they could get their hands________

语法与词汇The fact that they reacted so differently was a reflection of their different________

语法与词汇The queen of psychological suspense, SopMe Hannah, is returning with her chilling new Culver Valley crime novel________ Detective Simon Waterhouse and Sergeant CharlieZailer

语法与词汇The general manager demanded the job be accomplished before the National Day

语法与词汇A blow on the head may cause________ unconsciousness without lasting damage

语法与词汇Man has used metals for centuries in gradual increasing quantities, but it was not until the Industrial Revolution that they came to be employed in vast quantities

语法与词汇Whether the giant panda belongs to the bear or raccoon families was a matter of zoological contention for years

语法与词汇Pollutants weaken our normal defense system so that we are more prone to attacks from viruses

语法与词汇The right wall of my bedroom had nothing hanging on， except a clock

单选题 第一段 ①新加坡作为亚洲最发达的国家之一，既有东方传统文化的深厚积淀，也吸纳了西方现代先进理念和技术，体现了东西方文明的交汇融合。②新加坡的开放包容精神也是东亚峰会的重要特色。③东亚峰会成立13年以来，已成为推动东亚地区对话合作的重要平台，为增进各方理解信任、促进地区发展繁荣发挥了重要作用。 第二段 ④当前，国际政治经济格局正经历深刻调整，世界形势中的不稳定不确定因素明显增多，谋和平、促发展的任务仍然艰巨。⑤在这样的背景下，东亚仍然保持总体稳定局面，仍然是最具增长活力的地区，仍然被视为最具吸引力的投资热土。⑥我们要继续秉持和睦相处、合作共赢的理念，加强协商对话、推进开放发展，做东亚和平稳定的坚定维护者、经济繁荣的积极贡献者、区域合作的有力

单选题Para.1①LatinAmericanartistshaven'talwaysbeenallowedintocentrestage.②Pushedtothesidelinesofmainstreamarthistory,artistslikeZiliaSánchezwereoverlookedfromtheNewYorkartsceneinthe1960s,whileLatinxartistshaveonlyrecentlygainedattentionfromblockbustermuseums.Para.2①ButLatinAmericanartisfinallytakingovermuseumsacrosstheUS,celebratingculturefromsouthoftheborder.②FromfiberglassreplicasofAztecsculpturestophotosofMexicointhe1960s,agrowingnumberofmuseumsaroundthecountryareshowingtheirsupportforcontemporaryartistsfromLatinAmerica—especiallywithsoloshowsofLatinwomenartists.③HerearesomeexhibitionsfeaturingsomeofLatinAmerica'sfinesttalentstocatchthisseason,fromgrouptosoloshowsfromLosAngelestoNewYork.Para.3①Until26May,Words/MatterattheBlantonMuseumofArt,attheUniversityofTexasinAustin,showcasesover150LatinAmericanartworksfromthe1930son.②Theyallincorporatelanguageinsomeformoranother.③There'sconcretepoetrybyBrazilianwriterAugustodeCamposandSpanishwriterJulioPlazaalongsidepoliticalprintscreatedbyChilean,Latinx,andChicanxartists.④TherewillalsobeanartistbookbyArgentinianwriterLeandroKatzfrom1971,whichexploresthemeaningsbehindthecharacter.⑤ThemuseumhasbeencollectingLatinAmericanartsince1963andjustadded119SpanishandPortugueseartworkstoitscollection.Para.4BeverlyAdams,theLatinAmericanartcurator,said:'ThisexhibitiongaveustheopportunitytoexamineastrengthoftheBlantoncollection—LatinAmericanandLatinxvisualartistsexploringlanguageintheirwork.'Para.5①'Theydosobyinventingnewalphabets,engagingwithproseandpoetry,pioneeringconceptualpracticesandproducingartthatissociallyempowering.②Thisexhibitionhighlightshowartistsuselanguagetocommunicatepersonal,poeticandpoliticalmessages,manyofwhichspeaktopastandpresentculturalcircumstances.'Para.6①On28February,theannualfilmseriesreturnstotheNewYorkmuseumwithnewworksbyoraboutLatinAmericans.②WithaspecialfocusonSouthAmericandirectors,theprogramshowcasesnarrativeshortsthatexploregenderfluidity,youthcultureandsexuality.Para.7TheprogramincludesVerde,ashortdirectedbyColombianfilm-makerVictoriaRivera,acoming-of-agestoryaboutayounggirl'slife,andLui,ashortfilmdirectedbyDeniseKelmaboutagender-fluidcircusteacher.Para.8①'AsaninstitutioninLA,it'simportanttoreflectthelargercommunity.②Wewouldbeneglectingthecommunityifwedidn'tacknowledgeandrecognizetheworkofLatinandLatinxartists,'saidCraftContemporaryexhibitionscuratorHollyJerger.③'GiventhehistoryoftheartestablishmentintheUS,showinganyoneoutsidethetraditionalwhitewesternmalecanonisapoliticalact,onecouldargue,toacertaindegree.'Para.9'Atthesametime,wewanttobearelevantinstitutiontothecommunityweliveinbyshowingartistsoutsideofthattraditionalestablishmentcanon.'

单选题 Para. 1 ①Rita Gunther McGrath, a Columbia Business School professor, is one of those business travelers who do not care about delays, cancellations or navigating a new location. ②What does concern her is the seeming inability to conquer jet lag, and the accompanying symptoms that leave her groggy, unfocused and feeling, she says, 'like a dishrag.' Para. 2 'Jet lag has always been an issue for me,' says Ms. McGrath, who has been a business traveler for more than two decades and has dealt with itineraries that take her from New York to New Zealand to Helsinki all within a matter of days. Para. 3 She has scoured the Internet for 'jet lag cures,' and has tried preventing or dealing with the misery by avoiding alcohol, limiting light exposure or blasting her body with sunlight and 'doing just about anything and everything that experts tell you to do,' Ms. McGrath said. Para. 4 ①'Jet lag is not conducive to the corporate environment,' she said. ②'There has to be some kind of help that actually works for those of us that travel a lot, but I sure can't find it.' Para. 5 Although science is closer to understanding the basic biological mechanisms that make many travelers feel so miserable when crossing time zones, research has revealed that, at least for now, there is no one-size-fits-all recommendation for preventing or dealing with the angst of jet lag. Para. 6 ①Recommendations to beat jet lag include adjusting sleep schedules, short-term use of medications to sleep or stay awake, melatonin supplements and light exposure timing, among others, said Col. Ian Wedmore, an emergency medicine specialist for the Army. ②These work for many people, 'but not all,' said Dr. Wedmore, who practices at Madigan Army Medical Center in Tacoma, Wash. Para. 7 Doctors do know that heading west is generally easier on the body than traveling east, because it requires a person's internal clock to 'set later, not earlier,' said Dr. Robert Auger, a sleep specialist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. Para. 8 But the more time zones crossed, the tougher the jet lag. Para. 9 The rule of thumb to get your body clocks back in sync is about one day per time zone change, making it 'very difficult for real road warriors to get acclimated,' Dr. Auger said. Para. 10 A common aid is melatonin, which has been studied extensively and for many travelers can help symptoms by getting the body in sync with local time more quickly, said Dr. Wedmore. Para. 11 Although it's not a miracle cure, 'some studies do show it can help on both eastward and westward flights, and it does seem to help a lot of people with jet lag, including me,' he said. Para. 12 ①But it hasn't done much for Ms. McGrath. ②So, for now, she's trying to find the positives. Para. 13 ①'What we all need to remember is that we are incredibly privileged to be able to cross time zones so rapidly,' she said. ②'Plus, when I get home from a business trip and say something stupid, I just blame the jet lag. ③That's good for about three days.'

单选题第一段①完善农村土地“三权分置”办法，建立贫困退出机制。②推进科技管理体制改革，扩大高校和科研院所自主权，出台以增加知识价值为导向的分配政策。③放开养老服务市场。④扩大公立医院综合改革试点，深化药品医疗器械审评审批制度改革。⑤制定自然资源统一确权登记办法，开展省以下环保机构监测监察执法垂直管理、耕地轮作休耕改革等试点，全面推行河长制，健全生态保护补偿机制。⑥改革为经济社会发展增添了新动力。第二段⑦积极扩大对外开放。⑧推进“一带一路”建设，与沿线国家加强战略对接、务实合作。⑨人民币正式纳入国际货币基金组织特别提款权货币篮子。⑩“深港通”开启。完善促进外贸发展措施，新设12个跨境电子商务综合试验区，进出口逐步回稳。推广上海等自贸试验区改革创新成果，新设7个自贸试验区。除少数实行准人特别管理措施领域外，外资企业设立及变更一律由审批改为备案管理。实际使用外资1300多亿美元，继续位居发展中国家首位。

单选题 ①旅游是人类对美好生活的向往与追求，是认识新鲜事物和未知世界的重要途径。②中国人自古就有旅游的文化传统，先贤们“读万卷书，行万里路”，留下了无数脍炙人口的旅游名篇佳作。③但过去由于经济社会发展水平和居民收入等条件所限，能去旅游的人毕竟是少数。④尤其是那些居住在偏远地方的人，有的一辈子连县城都没到过。⑤改革开放以来，中国经济保持较高增长速度，居民收入不断增加，交通条件日趋改善，越来越多的人外出旅游。⑥特别是进入新世纪以来，中国城乡居民消费结构快速升级，旅游由少数人的奢侈消费变成普通百姓的必需消费。⑦去年中国居民国内旅游突破40亿人次、支出额占居民消费支出的10%，出境游客超过1.2亿人次，接待入境游客1.3亿人次，旅游收入4万多亿元。⑧预计到2020年，中国居民人均出游次数和旅游收入还将翻一番。