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填空题Goodnews:OlympicchiefsvisitLondon.Badnews:they"llbetravelingbyTubeIt"scrunchweekforLondon"sbidtohostthe2012GamesBYANDREWJOHNSONandJONATHANTHOMPSONCommuterswaitingatStratfordinEastLondon,whichistheplannedsiteofthe80,000-seatOlympicstadiumSeniorgovernmentministersandBritishsportingheroeswillbeonhandtoextolthecapital"svirtueswhenthe12-memberInternationalOlympicCommittee(IOC)teamvisitsthisweektoassesstheLondon2012bid.Althoughmuchoftheirfour-dayvisitisexpectedtobespentintheexclusiveFourSeasonsHotelinCanaryWharfgrillingbidorganisersinquestionandanswersessions,theevaluationcommissionwillspendonedayvisitingLondon"sproposedvenues—andwilltakeatripontheTube.Itcouldproveacostlyjourney.London2012organisers,whohavespentupto￡20montheproject,havepencilledintripstotheproposedsites,includingtheplannedstadiumatStratford,theMillenniumDomeatGreenwichandtheExCelcentreinDocklands.However,thecommissioncaninsistonbeingtakenanywhere,includingthenewWembleystadium,whichwillhostthefootball,ortothearcheryvenueatLord"s,oreventoWimbledonorHackney.Earlierthismonth,theMadridbidsufferedasetbackoverlackofaccommodations,whichwascriticisedbyIOCmembers.WilltransportproveLondon"sAchilles"heel?OnFridayTheIndependentonSundaysentfourreportersonvariousjourneysacrossLondontoputthetransportinfrastructuretothetest.

填空题WaterforLifeWaterisessentialforlife.Yetmanymillionsofpeoplearoundtheworldfaceawater1(short).Manymillionsofchildrendieeveryyearfromwater-bornedi2anddroughtregularlyafflictssomeoftheworld"spoorestcountries.Theworldneedstorespond3moreeffectively.Weneedtoincreasewaterefficiency,especiallyinagriculture.Weneedtofreewomenandgirlsfromthedailychoreof4(get)water,oftenfromgreatdistances.Wemustinvolvetheminmakingadecisionaboutwatermanagement.Weneedtomakesanitationapriority.Thisis5progressislagging(滞后)most.Wemustalsoshowthatwaterresourcesneednotbeasourceofconflict.Ins6,theyshouldbeacatalyst(催化剂)forcooperation.Significantgainshavebeenmade,butamajoref7isstillrequired.Thatiswhythisyearmarksthebeginningofthe"WaterforLife"Decade.Ourg8istomeettheinternationallyagreedtargetsforwaterandsanitationby2015,andtobuildafoundationforfur9progressintheyearsahead.Thisisanurgentmatteraffectinghuman10(develop),andhumandignity.

填空题A set dominoes(多米诺) consists of rectangular (矩形的) tiles each carrying two numbers from 0 to 6 which represented by patterns of spots. Every possible pairing of numbers occurs just once including each number with itself. How many dominoes are there in a set?

填空题Most young people enjoy some form of physical activity. It may be walking, cycling, or swimming, or in winter, skating or skiing. It maybe a game of some (1)k of football, golf or tennis. It may be mountaineering. Those who have a (2)pa for climbing high and difficult mountains are often looked upon with astonishment. Why are men and women (3)w to suffer cold and hardship, and to take (4)ri in high mountains? This astonishment is caused, (5)pr by the difference between mountaineering and other forms of activity (6)t which men give their leisure. Mountaineering is a sport and (7)n a game. There are no man-made rules, as there are for such games as golf and football. There are, of (8)c , rules of a different kind which it would be dangerous to ignore, but it is this freedom from man-made roles (9)t makes mountaineering attractive to many people. (10)T who climb mountains are free to use their own methods. If we compare mountaineering and other more familiar sports, we might think that one big (11)d is that mountaineering is not a "team game". We should be mistaken in this. There are no "matches" between "teams" of climbers, but when climbers are on a rock face linked by a rope on which their fives may (12)d , there is (13)ob teamwork. The mountain climber knows that he may have to fight forces that are stronger and (14)m powerful than man. He has to fight the forces of nature. His sport requires high mental and (15)p qualities.

填空题I bought four things this morning. The dictionary was 5 times the cost of the book, the tie was 30 times the cost of the book, the watch was 4 times the cost of the tie, and I spent 312 dollars in total. What was the price of the dictionary?

填空题What does Eric mean by saying “We are designed to experience or die”?

填空题{{B}}Section C{{/B}} In this section, there is one passage followed by 5 questions. Read the passage carefully, and then answer the questions in a maximum of 10 words. Remember to write the answers on the Answer Sheet. Pavarotti Dies Aged 71 The Italian opera star Luciano Pavarotti died at his home in Modena, aged 71. The tenor, who helped take opera to a new mass audience, had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year and had further treatment in August 2007. His manager, Terri Robson, said Pavarotti died at 5 am on September 6. 'The maestro fought a long, tough battle against the pancreatic cancer which eventually took his life. Characteristically, he remained positive until finally succumbing to the last stages of his illness,' Mr. Robson said in a statement. Pavarotti was considered by some critics to have been the greatest tenor since Enrico Caruso. He made his professional debut in 1961, as Rodolfo in Puccini's La Bohemeat the opera house in Reggio Emilia. His most celebrated performance came at New York's Metropolitan Opera House, where he hit nine high Cs in Donizetti's La fille du regiment. But Pavarotti reached a new global audience during the 1990 football World Cup, when his interpretation of the Puccini aria {{U}}Nessun Dorma{{/U}} was chosen as the tournament's theme tune. It became an international hit. Later, Essential Pavarotti became the first classical album to reach number 1 in the UK charts. The 1990 World Cup was also the venue of the first of the hugely popular Three Tenor concerts that Pavarotti performed with Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras. His most high-profile performance in Britain was the Pavarotti in the Park concert, in a rain-sodden Hyde Park in 1991. His friend, Diana, Princess of Wales, was in the front row. Like many opera stars, Pavarotti also had a reputation for being demanding. At a Royal Variety performance in Edinburgh, he reportedly demanded a fully fitted kitchen to be built into his hotel suite. He also frequently cancelled concerts at short notice. But he also raised millions of pounds for good causes around the world in a number of charity performances. Domingo led the tributes to his fellow tenor. 'I always admired the God-given glory of his voice,' he said. 'I also loved his wonderful sense of humor and on several occasions during our concerts with Jose Carreras we had trouble remembering that we were giving a concert before a paying audience, because we had so much fun between ourselves.' The British tenor Russell Watson told GMTV that Pavarotti was 'without question' the man who brought opera to the people. "The World Cup was the Three Tenors led by Pavarotti, with a very entertaining version of Nessun Dorma. In fact, it's now called 'Pavarotti's Nesson Dorma' ," Watson said. 'His voice was so distinctive you only needed to listen to a couple of bars and you knew it was him, he had incredible power and control.' QUESTIONS:

填空题Proofread the passage as required, each indicated line contains a maximum of one error. Correct the passage in the following way: for a correct line, put the sign "√" in the corresponding blank; for a wrong word, underline the wrong word and write the correct one in the blank; for a missing word, mark the position of the missing word with the sign "∧" and write the word you believe to be missing in the blank; for an unnecessary word, cross the unnecessary word with the sign "" and put the word with the sign "" in the blank. The age of requiring retirement in companies should be raised, and so {{U}} {{U}} 1 {{/U}} {{/U}}should the age to begin Social Security. First of all, older workers whoremain healthy are valuable workers. Although they may lose some mental {{U}} {{U}} 2 {{/U}} {{/U}}speed, their accumulate, experience more than compensates for the {{U}} {{U}} 3 {{/U}} {{/U}}loss of quickness. In fact, compared with youngsters, older persons maytake long to make a decision, but it is usually a better one. Many studies {{U}} {{U}} 4 {{/U}} {{/U}}have shown that the quality of job performance improves with age. Furthermore,raising the retirement age would prevent from some of the dire economic {{U}} {{U}} 5 {{/U}} {{/U}}consequences what senior workers face when they are forced to retire before {{U}} {{U}} 6 {{/U}} {{/U}}they .need to Nearly 60 percent of workers in the private sector shouldbe allowed to continue working with economic reasons. Fortunately, these {{U}} {{U}} 7 {{/U}} {{/U}}people don't have to furnish a home, raise children, and pay for educationalexpenses. Similarly, raising the age that retirement begins could also mean {{U}} {{U}} 8 {{/U}} {{/U}}raising the age that Social Security payments begins. As a result, the cost of {{U}} {{U}} 9 {{/U}} {{/U}}one of our country's biggest financial burdens will go under. {{U}} {{U}} 10 {{/U}} {{/U}}

填空题Rearrange the following letters to make a single word which is the name of a city and then choose the state it belongs to. EIODRTF

填空题Formanyofus,ourdaysarespentgluedtoourcomputersbyday,oursmartphonesbynight.1But,ourrelianceontechnologyisalsoharmingoursight,expertshavewarned.Sowidespreadistheproblem,that65percentofAmericansnowsuffer"digitaleyestrain",theysaid.Symptomsincludedry,irritatedeyes,blurredvision,eyefatigue,headachesandneckandbackpain,accordingtoareportfromTheVisionCouncil.Furthermore,90percentofpatientsfailtotalktotheiropticiansabouttheextentoftheirdigitaluse.2Thereportrevealsthatdigitaleyestrainencompassesthephysicaldiscomfortfeltaftertwoormorehoursinfrontofadigitalscreen.Itiscommonlyassociatedwithclosetomid-rangedistanceofdigitalscreens,includingdesktopandlaptopcomputers,smartphones,tabletsande-readers.3Eightoutofevery10peoplesufferingtheafflictionusetwoormoredevicessimultaneously,thereportfound.Furthermore,96percentofpeoplewithdigitaleyestrainspendatleasttwohoursadayontheirdevices.4Prolongedperiodsoftechnologyusemayexacerbatesymptomsoftheeyestrain.Theproximityofthescreen,thefrequencyanddurationofuseandthedegreeofexposuretohigh-energyvisibleorbluelightemittedbyvideoscreenswerealsodeterminedtoplayarole.MikeDaley,CEOofTheVisionCouncil,atradeorganizationfortheopticalindustry,said:"Whenusingtechnology,manypeoplethinksufferingwithdigitaleyestrainisunavoidable,butitdoesn"thavetobe.Theopticalindustryhasrespondedtotheshiftindigitalhabitsandhasdevelopedlenstechnologytoprotecteyesfrombluelight,glareandotherenvironmentalstressors."5Theyareconstructedspecificallyforthemid-distancerangeatwhichuserstypicallyviewadigitalscreen.Theseglassescanbepurchasedwithoutaprescription.Theyarecustomizedtoreduceblurrinessandpixilation,decreasebrightness,blockbluelightandminimizeglarewhileworkinginfrontofoneormorescreens.Thegroupwantsdoctorstostarttalkingtotheirpatientsaboutwhethertheyshouldgetthesecomputerglasses.Additionally,thereportencouragesdoctorstoeducatepatientsabouttheimpactoftheirdailyelectronicuse.Througheducationandthemonitoringofdigitaleyestrainsymptoms,eyecareprovidersmaybeabletobetterreducesymptomsinthefuture.A.Thereportdeterminedthatacombinationoffactorsfosterstheonsetofdigitaleyestrain.B.Providersshouldeducatepatientsaboutwaystopreventtheproblemandinformthemabouteyewearoptionstolimittheimpactofdevices.C.TheDigitalEyeStrainReport2015analyzeddatafromaVisionWatchsurveyofmorethan10,000adults.D.Two-thirdsofadultssufferdigitaleyestrain:staringatdevices"formorethan2hoursadaytriggersheadachesandbackpain".E.Theselensarecommonlyreferredtoascomputerglasses.F.Glareandreflectionsproducedbyacomputerscreenarealsoundesirableforourvision.G.Increasinglysedentarylifestylesarewreakinghavoconourhealth,promotingobesity,andincreasingtheriskofheartdisease,cancerandotherchronicdiseases.

填空题Gettingacoldorcatchingthefluisacommoncomplaintforpeopleeveryyear.Infact,peopleusuallycatchbetweentwoandfivecoldseachyear.Nooneenjoystheaccompanyingsymptoms:thesorethroat,runningnose,constantsneezingandheadaches.Unsurprisingly,coldmedicationhasbecomeabigbusiness.Peoplespendbillionsofdollarstocombatthisrecurringproblem.Weseethenumberandvarietyofover-the-countermedicineseachtimeweenterapharmacy.Isacureforthecommoncoldpossible?Theanswerseemstobebothyesandno.Firstofall,thecommoncolditselfisnotasingledisease.Anyoftwohundreddifferentvirusescouldberesponsibleforthesymptomsofacold.Developingavaccineforthecommoncoldwouldliterallymeanhavingtodevelophundredsofvaccines.Additionally,somecoldviruseshavetheabilitytochangetheirmolecularappearance.Thus,eventhoughourbodymaybecomeimmunetoacertaincoldvirusthiswinter,bynextwinterourantibodieswillprobablynotrecognizeit.However,onefamilyofviruses,therhinoviruses,seemstoaccountforalmost40%ofallcolds.Therefore,scientistshavebeenfocusingtheirresearchonthisfamilyofvirusesinthehopesthattreatmentstargetingrhinoviruseswillresultinadrasticdecreaseinthenumberofcoldspeopleget.Inthelate1990s,researchesexperiencedsomeinitialsuccess.Biologistsdevelopedatreatment,ananti-viralmoleculecalledBIRR4,whichpreventedthebindingofthevirustocellsinthenose.Thisbindingisanessentialfirststeptostartaviralinfectionand,wereitpreventable,manyoftheinfectiorswouldbebypassed.Forthenextfewyears,thePharmaceuticalgiantBoehringertriedtomakethistreatmentcommerciallyviable.Unfortunately,theyfoundtotheirdismaythatthistreatmentonlyworkedjustpriortogettingacoldorinthefirststagesofinfectionwhenmostpeopledonotyetrealizeanythingiswrong.Asapossibletreatmentforacold,itwasseverelylimitedandsoin2000,BoehringedroppedtheBIRR4project.Anotherdifficultyinfindingacureforthecommoncoldisthatthecoldvirusdoesnotactuallycauseourcoldsymptoms.Indeed,bythetimewestarttoshowcoldsymptoms,theviralinfectionisalmostover.Mostinfectionsresultinnosymptomsatall.Thesymptomsthatwegetfromacoldare,inreality,producedbyourbody"simmuneresponse,notbythevirusitself.Thus,somescientistsarenowsuggestingtargetingthebody"simmuneresponsesratherthanthevirusitself,aswedowhenwetreatallergies.Onemedicalresearchersuggeststhatinordertofindacureforcoldswemustweakenourimmunesystem"sresponse.Throughacocktailofcertaindrugs-interferon,ibuprofenandchlorpheniramine-coldsuffererswouldbeabletodecreasetheanti-inflammatorypartoftheimmuneresponseandgetridoftheirsymptoms,whilestillallowingtheirbodytofightofftheremainingviralinfection.Ibuprofenandchlorpheniraminearebothinexpensiveandavailableoverthecounter.Unfortunately,however,asingledoseofinterferonisabout$200andisasyetunavailableinlargeover-the-counterquantities.Thoughattimesitseemedthatacurewasalreadytantalizinglyclose,thisprocessofinfectionandourbody"sresponsetoitisdearlymorecomplicatedthanpreviouslyguessed.Undoubtedly,thesearchforacureforthecommoncoldwillcontinue.Whatformthiseventualcurewilltake,though,isanyone"sguess.Completethetableusingnomorethanthreewords.foreachblank.TheCommonColdInfectionFrequencyBetweentwoandfivecoldseachyear.TheAccompanying1Sorethroat,runningnose,constantsneezingandheadaches.DifficultiestoCuretheCommonColdThecommoncoldisnot2,whosesymptomsmayresultfromanyoftwohundreddifferentviruses.Somecoldvirusescanchangetheir3.Thoughtherhinovirusesaccountforalmost40%ofallcolds,researchaimingtodevelopatreatment,theBIRR4project,failedduetoits4.Thecoldvirusdoesnotactuallycauseourcoldsymptoms.They"reproducedbyourbody"s5.

填空题Ittakesalotofcouragetodealwiththefactthatyouhavecancer.Ittakesevenmorecouragetodealwithlosingalegbecauseofthatcancer.However,ittakesatrueherotothenattempttorunacrossthesecondlargestcountryintheworldwithanartificialleginordertoraisemoneyforcancer.AmannamedTerryFoxwasjustsuchahero.Terrywasonlyeighteenyearsoldwhendoctorstoldhimandhisfamilythathehadatypeofbonecancerinhisknee.ThedoctorssaidthattheyhadtocutoffTerry'sleg.Terryshowedagreatdealofcouragewhenhelosthislosthisleg.Hequicklylearnedtousehisartificialleg,andhedidnotfeelsorryforhimself.Hewasthankfulthathewasstillalive.Afterhisexpenenceswithothercancerpatientsinhospital,Terrywantedtodosomething.Notalotofpeopleknewmuchaboutcanceratthebeginningofthe1980s,andnotalotofmoneywasgoingtowardsfindingacureordevelopingbettertreatments.TerrydecidedthathewasgoingtoraiseonedollarforeverypersoninCanada.ThepopulationofCanadaatthetimewas24million,soheplannedtoraise24milliondollarsforcancerresearch,andheplanedtodothisbyrunningacrossthecountry.OnabeachinNewfoundland,TerryFoxbeganhisMarathonofHopebydippinghisartificiallegintotheAtlanticOceanonApril12,1980.Heranabout42kilometersaday,andhegavespeechesalongtheway.Peoplewerelearningaboutcancer,andtheyweregivingmoneytoTerryandhisdream.Terrykeptrunning.HeranthroughQuebectoOntario.ByAugust,hewashalfwayacrossCanada.InthemiddleoftheMarathonofHope,however,Terry'scheststartedtohurt.Hestoppedrunningandsawadoctor.Unfortunately,thecancerhadreturnedandwasnowinhislungs.HehadtogiveuptheMarathonofHopeandgobackintohospital.Sadly,TerryFoxpassedawayin1981withoutfinishinghisrun,butnotbefore24milliondollarshadbeenraisedforcancerresearch.Moneyhascontinuedtoberaisedinhisnamesincethattime.Morethan360milliondollarshasbeenraisedworldwideinyearlyTerryFoxRuns.

填空题Jeff likes 25 but not 24 ; he likes 400 but not 300 ; he likes 144 but not 145. Which of the following does he like? A. 10 B. 50 C. 124 D. 200 E. 1600

填空题Man has always been fascinate by the mysterious nature of dreams. 1 In the past, in many cultures it was believed that dreams had great 2 significance. The Bible tells the story, of Joseph, the eleven son of Jacob, 3 who remembered and had the "ability to interpret not his own dreams 4 but also those of others. The influent psychologist Freud believed 5 that dreams were mechanism of the unconscious, a view that is hotly 6 debate today. The scientific community has found that sleep has different 7 phases, and that it is in the phase calling Rapid Eye Movement (REM) 8 sleep that we dream. People woken the REM phase have difficulty 9 complete even the simplest tasks. This suggests that dreams make an 10 important contribution to our psychological health.

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填空题 Directions: In this section, you will hear a teacher telling new students about their course. For questions 21-30, listen to what she says and complete the notes. You will need to write a word or a short phrase. Remember to write the answers on the Answer Sheet. Classes in Studio every afternoon Room 51 on {{U}}(21) {{/U}} On Fridays can use {{U}}(22) {{/U}} for private study Extra courses: Monday: {{U}}(23) {{/U}} Tuesday : {{U}}(24) {{/U}} Wednesday : {{U}}(25) {{/U}} Forms to register for extra courses from: {{U}}(26) {{/U}} Saturday course on computer-aided design: Open to {{U}}(27) {{/U}} students only Must provide own {{U}}(28) {{/U}} For short absences, phone {{U}}(29) {{/U}} For absences of more than two days, write to {{U}}(30) {{/U}}

填空题Find the letter which will complete both pairs of words, ending the first word and starting the second. The same letter must be used for both pairs of words. Nea______ick fi______ub

填空题{{U}}{{U}}1{{/U}}{{/U}}Manyofthesecustomsincludestoriesandbeliefsrelatedtocreatures,realormagical,takingtheteeth.InAsia,forexample,birdsandotheranimalsarethoughttoplayaroleintakingthesebabyteeth.IntheWest,though,afairyisthoughttovisit.Inallcases,itisconsideredluckyfortheanimalorfairytotaketheofferedtooth.{{U}}{{U}}2{{/U}}{{/U}}Latter,themagpiewillreturnandbringanewtoothforthechild.ThiscustomisalsofollowedinotherAsiancountries.InbothJapanandVietnam,followasimilartraditionofthrowinglostteethontotheroofsofhouses.{{U}}{{U}}3{{/U}}{{/U}}InMexicoandSpain,forinstance,traditionsaysamousetakesthetoothandleavessomemoney.ButinMongolia,dogsareresponsiblefortakingchildren'steethaway.DogsarehighlyrespectedinMongoliancultureandareconsideredtobepeople'sguardianangels.{{U}}{{U}}4{{/U}}{{/U}}Accordingly,parentsinMongoliawillputtheirchild'slosttoothinthefatofapieceofmeatandfeedittoadog.{{U}}{{U}}5{{/U}}{{/U}}ManychildreninWesterncountriescountontheToothFairytoleavemoneyorpresentsinexchangeforatooth.TheexactoriginsoftheToothFairyareunknown,althoughthestoryprobablybeganinEnglandorIrelandcenturiesago.Accordingtothistradition,achildputsalosttoothunderhisorherpillowbeforegoingtobed.Inthesmallhourswhilethechildissleeping,theToothFairytakesthetoothandleavessomethingelseunderthepillow.Whatshedoeswiththeteethisamystery.InFrance,theToothFairyleavesasmallgiftorcandy.IntheUnitedStates,however,theToothFairyusuallyleavesmoney.Thesedays,therateis$1to$5pertooth.ThatcanadduptoalotofmoneyfromtheToothFairy!Fillineachblankwithoneofthefollowingstatements,twoofwhichareuseless.PutthelettersA,B,C,D,E,ForGineachblankaccordingtothethemedevelopment.A.TheideaofgivinglostteethtoanangelorfairyisalsoacommontraditionintheWest.B.Manyculturesfollowspecialcustomswhenachild'sbabyteethfailout.C.Traditionsaysthatthenewtoothwillgrowingoodandstrongifthebabytoothisfedtoaguardianangel.D.Othercountrieshaveteethtraditionswhichincludeotheranimals.E.Accordingtotradition,amagpiewillcomeandtakethetooth.F.TheToothFairyprobablyoriginatedinthewest.G.Manycustomsindicateaethatanimalswouldtakecareofbabyteeth.

填空题Herd and the other club women spent two years collecting______to prove that Black women contributed to society historically．