填空题Questions 28-30 Complete the summary below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer. Archie should consider three things:what he wants to (28) ;why he wants to do it and how he is going to carry it out. He should pay attention to organisation;maintain (29) ;and not repeat himself unnecessarily. Correct citation is important as is style. He needs to have a clear sense of direction and reserve details for (30) .
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填空题Listen to the statement and complete the blanks below with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS.
填空题Tony Wu took a pre-Master's course because of his ______ in English.
填空题a. continuousb. dedicatec. relatived. creativee.
attitude
填空题The girl asked the Student Services for help in________.
填空题Listen to the statement and complete the table below. Use up to three words.
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A Canals were important in the industrial revolution in Britain.B
The use of canals in Europe is expected to grow by a third over the next
ten years.C Britain was the only European country to let its canals
decline.D Canals in Britain have become a focus for city-centre
renewal.E Barges are less polluting than lorries.F In
London, most waste is transported on canals.G The amount of waste that
can be taken to the Powerday plant by road is limited.H Canals will
not become a major form of transport in the world.
填空题Questions11-18Completethetablebelow.WriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSAND/ORANUMBERforeachanswer.
填空题Do the following statements agree with the views of the writer in Reading Passage 3?
In boxes on your answer sheet, write
填空题Developing economies can catch up with developed ones faster because they don't have to ______.
填空题Duestions 21-23 Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
填空题The European welfare state ______ is generally wider than the American one.
填空题What’s the maximum amount that the woman’s friend can afford?
填空题Migrants can be connectors
填空题The decline of British canals
填空题Youshouldspendabout20minutesonQuestions,whicharebasedonReadingPassage3below.TheDeepSeaAtatimewhenmostthinkofouterspaceasthefinalfrontier,wemustrememberthatagreatdealofunfinishedbusinessremainshereonearth.RobotscrawlonthesurfaceofMars,andspacecraftexitoursolarsystem,butmostofourownplanethasstillneverbeenseenbyhumaneyes.Itseemsironicthatweknowmoreaboutimpactcratersonthefarsideofthemoonthanaboutthelongestandlargestmountainrangeonearth.Itisamazingthathumanbeingscrossedaquarterofamillionmilesofspacetovisitournearestcelestialneighborbeforepenetratingjusttwomilesdeepintotheearth'sownwaterstoexploretheMidoceanRidge.Anditwouldbehardtoimagineamoresignificantpartofourplanettoinvestigate-achainofvolcanicmountains42,000mileslongwheremostoftheearth'ssolidsurfacewasborn,andwherevastvolcanoescontinuetocreatenewsubmarinelandscapes.Thefigurewesooftenseequoted-71%oftheearth'ssurface-understatestheoceans'importance.Ifyouconsiderinsteadthree-dimensionalvolumes,theland-dwellers'shareoftheplanetshrinksevenmoretowardinsignificance:lessthan1%ofthetotal.Mostoftheoceans'enormousvolume,liesdeepbelowthefamiliarsurface.Theuppersunlitlayer,byoneestimate,containsonly2or3%ofthetotalspaceavailabletolife.Theother97%oftheearth'sbiosphereliesdeepbeneaththewater'ssurface,wheresunlightneverpenetrates.Untilrecently,itwasimpossibletostudythedeepoceandirectly.Bythesixteenthcentury,divingbellsallowedpeopletostayunderwaterforashorttime:theycouldswimtothebelltobreatheairtrappedunderneathitratherthanreturnallthewaytothesurface.Later,otherdevices,includingpressurizedorarmoredsuits,heavymetalhelmets,andcompressedairsuppliedthroughhosesfromthesurface,allowedatleastonedivertoreach500feetorso.Itwas1930whenabiologistnamedWilliamBeebeandhisengineeringcolleagueOtisBartonsealedthemselvesintoanewkindofdivingcraft,aninventionthatfinallyallowedhumanstopenetratebeyondtheshallowsunlitlayeroftheseaandthehistoryofdeep-seaexplorationbegan.Sciencethenwaslargelyincidental-somethingthathappenedalongtheway.Intermsoftechnicalingenuityandhumanbravery,thispartofthestoryiseverybitasamazingasthehistoryofearlyaviation.Yetmanyoftheseindividuals,andthedeep-divingvehiclesthattheybuiltandtested,arenotwellknown.Itwasnotuntilthe1970sthatdeep-divingmannedsubmersibleswereabletoreachtheMidoceanRidgeandbeginmakingmajorcontributionstoawiderangeofscientificquestions.Aburstofdiscoveriesfollowedinshortorder.Severaloftheseprofoundlychangedwholefieldsofscience,andtheirimplicationsarestillnotfullyunderstood.Forexample,biologistsmaynowbeseeing-inthestrangecommunitiesofmicrobesandanimalsthatlivearounddeepvolcanicvents-cluestotheoriginoflifeonearth.Nooneevenknewthatthesecommunitiesexistedbeforeexplorersbegandivingtothebottominsubmersibles.Enteringthedeep,blackabysspresentsuniquechallengesforwhichhumansmustcarefullyprepareiftheywishtosurvive.Itisanunforgivingenvironment,bothharshandstrangelybeautiful,thatfewwhohavenotexperienceditfirsthandcanfullyappreciate.Eventhemostpowerfulsearchlightspenetrateonlytensoffeet.Suspendedparticlesscatterthelightandwateritselfisfarlesstransparentthanair;itabsorbsandscatterslight.Theoceanalsoswallowsothertypesofelectromagneticradiation,includingradiosignals.Thatiswhymanydeepseavehiclesdanglefromtethers.Insidethosetethers,copperwiresorfiberopticstrandstransmitsignalsthatwoulddissipateanddieifbroadcastintoopenwater.Anotherchallengeisthatthetemperaturenearthebottominverydeepwatertypicallyhoversjustfourdegreesabovefreezing,andsubmersiblesrarelyhavemuchinsulation.Sincewaterabsorbsheatmorequicklythanair,thecolddownbelowseemstopenetrateadivingcapsulefarmorequicklythanitwouldpenetrate,say,acontrolvanupabove,onthedeckofthemothership.Andfinally,theabyssclampsdownwithcrushingpressureonanythingthatentersit.Thisforceislikeairpressureonland,exceptthatwaterismuchheavierthanair.Atsealevelonland,wedon'tevennotice1atmosphereofpressure,about15poundspersquareinch,theweightoftheearth'sblanketofair.Inthedeepestpartoftheocean,nearlysevenmilesdown,it'sabout1,200atmospheres,18,000poundspersquareinch.Asquare-inchcolumnofleadwouldcrushdownonyourbodywithequalforceifitwere3,600feettall.Fishthatliveinthedeepdon'tfeelthepressure,becausetheyarefilledwithwaterfromtheirownenvironment.Ithasalreadybeencompressedbyabyssalpressureasmuchaswatercanbe(whichisnotmuch).Adivingcraft,however,isahollowchamber,rudelydisplacingthewateraroundit.Thatchambermustwithstandthefullbruntofdeep-seapressure-thousandsofpoundspersquareinch.Ifseawaterwiththatmuchpressurebehinditeverfindsawaytobreakinside,itexplodesthroughtheholewithlaserlikeintensity.Itwasintosuchaterrifyingenvironmentthatthefirsttwentieth-centuryexplorersventured.Questionswritethecorrectletter,A,B,CorD,inboxesonyouranswersheet.
填空题Class F airspace is airspace which is below 365m and not near airports.
填空题Do the following statements agree with the information given in the
text? {{B}}Write TRUE{{/B}} if
the information in the text agrees with the statement. {{B}}Write
FALSE{{/B}} if the information in the text contradicts
the statement. {{B}}Write NOT GIVEN{{/B}} if there is
no information on this.
填空题 Questions 35-36 Choose
TWO letters from A-E for each answer. 35 ＆ 36. Which two
health issues are NOT used in the lecture to promote vegetarianism as
healthy? A. reduced heart disease B. lower
risk of contracting cancer C. reduced blood sugar
levels D. fewer weight-related problems E.
lower risk of stomach ulcers